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anatomy physiology i biol201-h1 onsite meetings 9/8/2010 9/22/2010 9/29/2010 10/13/2010 10/20/2010 10/27/2010 11/17/2010 12/1/2010 12/8/2010 12/15/2010 all meetings 3:00-5:15 p.m in science-546 brockton campus william hanna ph.d mon wed and fri 9:00-10:00 a.m tues 2:00-3:00 p.m or by appointment e-mail phone fax mail office massasoit.bio@mac.com 508 588-9100 ext 1626 e-mail is strongly preferred 508 427-1231 biology department one massasoit blvd brockton ma 02302 s-220 in the science building brockton campus instructor office hours c o n ta ctinfo www http www.massasoit-bio.net/courses course content http www.masteringaandp.com course description this is the first part of a two-semester course that presents in a comprehensive manner the structure and function of the human body topics include tissues and the integumentary skeletal muscular and nervous systems a dissection component of the laboratory work is required for successful completion of the course three lecture hours two laboratory hours atomic and molecular structure properties of macromolecules eukaryotic cell structure and function plasma membrane dynamics and energy transformations these topics will be covered in anatomy and physiology i or ii with little or no introduction you are expected to rely on your past experience with them whoshouldbe ta kingthis course prerequisites grade of c­ or better in biological principles i biol121 or successful performance on departmental challenge exam and preparing for college reading ii engl092 introductory writing engl099 and fundamentals of mathematics math010 or waiver by placement testing results or departmental approval anatomy and physiology i biol201 must be taken before anatomy and physiology ii biol202 both the lecture and laboratory components of this course are considerably more challenging than biological principles i furthermore it is expected that you have remained familiar with many of the topics covered in biological principles i such as this course is intended for those students that are enrolled or intending to enroll in massasoit s allied health program an exercise physiology program or a program affiliated with another health-related field students who plan on transferring to a fouryear institution should be aware that this class may not fulfill requirements for a biology major at another school and should check with the school at which they are interested in applying this class is not intended for students wishing to complete their massasoit requirement for either a lab science or a science elective such students are welcome to take this class provided they meet the prerequisites but will find that the material and out-of-class work is significantly more advanced than their previous science courses 1

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r equiredcoursem at erials elaine marieb katya hoehn human anatomy and physiology 8/e pearson education isbn 9780805395914 elaine marieb susan mitchell human anatomy physiology laboratory manual ­ cat version 10 e pearson education isbn 080537258x used/older editions are acceptable access to masteringa&p website provided free with purchase of a new textbook a bound notebook any style is fine week ly learningobjectives and reading guides each week when you visit the course website you will be given a list of objectives that you need to complete within that week towards learning the lecture material for the course these objectives will include readings from the textbook online activities and animations homework questions and an online quiz that you ll take at home through masteringa&p if you fall behind it will become difficult to catch up we cover a tremendous amount of material in this course and it can be overwhelming for the day students taking this course online can present a whole series of additional challenges online quizzes each week of material will be accompanied by a quiz that you will take in masteringa&p you will have a week to take each quiz you are neither timed nor must you complete the quiz in one session quizzes become unavailable at 9:00 a.m on the following monday these quizzes count as a maximum of 140 extra credit points towards your final grade the purpose behind these quizzes is to motivate you to stay current with the course material system assignments for each section of lecture material you will complete an online activity within masteringa&p called a system assignment that you will complete and submit for a grade the purpose of the system assignment to ensure that you are working diligently to keep up with the material and to give you practice both researching answers and answering questions specifically and succinctly these are the types of questions you will see on lecture exams and/or lab exams due dates for each of the system assignments are listed on the schedule they automatically close at 9:00 p.m on the date listed always on fridays they will remain available after the due date for practice purposes only reading the book in the absence of the lecture environment you have to rely on your textbook each week i will assign specific readings from the book during the day classes we do not cover the material in as detailed a fashion as the book does so you will notice that i will pick sections throughout the book you re certainly welcome to read each chapter from start to finish but you won t be responsible for all of the material in each chapter 2

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onsite meetings and labs we will meet together ten times during the semester these meetings are mandatory and their dates are posted at the top of this document we will use this time to complete lab activities and to take lecture and lab exams because we won t see each other very often occasionally we ll fit multiple lab activities into a single lab therefore it s very important that you do not miss these meetings you have received a series of objectives for each lab these objectives will outline what you are expected to accomplish during the assigned lab time and how you should focus your time before the next lab session occasionally a lab activity will have a short lab handout that will be turned in for a grade these will be short enough so that you can finish them and turn them in immediately you cannot turn in a lab handout unless you have completed the lab activity a great deal of the anatomy physiology lab experience will be conducted on your own as any of the day students will tell you they spend lots of their own time in the lab learning the bones and muscles or studying tissues under the microscope this means that you will undoubtedly need to come in at different times to study the materials requested when you return to class at that time the problem will be dealt with on an individual basis failure to comply with these procedures will result in a grade of 0 for the missed lab exam time to time throughout the semester i am asked by the registrar to provide a list of students who have stopped participating in the course nonparticipating students may be withdrawn from the course and may be billed for repayment of financial aid i will use your attendance at the onsite meetings compliance to course deadlines and logins to masteringa&p to determine your level of participation in the course academic integrity from the l at eassignments late assignments will not be accepted the system assignments will automatically close at a predetermined time and date they will remain available afterwards for you to practice on but they will not count for credit if you are absent on the day a paper assignment is due you must get it to me by 3:00 p.m friday of the week it is due unless you ve made an arrangement with me in advance faxing assignments is acceptable but please make sure you include my name somewhere on the cover sheet college catalog students are responsible for maintaining the highest standards of academic honesty and integrity in this course violations of academic honesty will usually fall in one of two categories cheating or plagiarism cheating includes for example copying or buying the work of others hiring or persuading others to do work under a false name concealing notes or other helpful materials during a exam communicating with your classmates during an exam plagiarism is the use of another person s work or ideas as one s own without giving appropriate credit in short plagiarism is intellectual theft and is therefore taken seriously consequently using the ideas or language of others in an oral written technical or artistic work must be properly acknowledged and documented students are responsible for understanding what constitutes plagiarism in their classes and should note that these offenses are often very easy for the instructor to catch in this class the penalty for cheating or plagiarism will be a grade of zero 0 for the work in question and possibly a failing grade for the course please note that copying either text or drawings out of textbooks course materials and websites is also prohibited all work conducted in this course is to be yours and yours only at tendance your attendance is expected at all onsite meetings there are no make-up lecture exams your grade on your final exam will be substituted for one 1 missed lecture exam if a serious illness or family emergency prevents you from taking a lab exam please notify me on or before the day of the exam if possible and documented proof of the reason for the absence must be presented if safety notes this course includes some dissection of preserved materials dissections in anatomy and physiology i include the sheep brain and cow eye while we try to order materials in the safest preservatives available it is not advisable for pregnant women to be present in the lab during dissections if you 3

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are pregnant or become pregnant during the course please notify the instructor immediately order to understand the nature of the normal or healthy condition describe the results of homeostatic imbalance of the same important variables in order to relate changes to the underlying causes of disease 8 present and interpret data from charts and graphs in order to develop skills in using charts and graphs to convey information to be able to read and understand professional journals and to understand data used in the workplace and presented at meetings and conferences 9 communicate accurately and clearly both in writing and orally in order to educate patients for students entering allied health fields and communicate with professional colleagues 10 work safely in the laboratory and follow simple laboratory protocols in order to work cooperatively to complete laboratory exercises and conduct experiments using the scientific method 11 use appropriate study skills to ensure success in the course 12 to strengthen core competencies including critical thinking technology skills oral communications quantitative skills reading and writing in order to increase success in this and other courses and in the workplace students with disabilities students with disabilities who believe that they may need accommodations in the classroom are encouraged to contact a disability counselor as soon as possible students at the brockton campus with learning disabilities should contact andrea henry ext 1805 students with physical disabilities at the brockton campus should contact mary berg ext 1425 course outcomes by the end of this course you should be able to 1 use the general steps of the scientific method to form hypotheses collect and evaluate data and draw conclusions in order to learn to distinguish between science and pseudoscience and to evaluate scientific information in both professional journals and the popular press 2 use anatomical vocabulary correctly in order to be able to read and understand the text and laboratory instructions and communicate effectively in a professional setting 3 observe and describe differences in basic tissue types in order to be able to predict tissue and organ function based on structure 4 list the eleven organ systems the organs they include and their basic function in order to carry out a systematic as opposed to regional study of the human body 5 apply the basic principles of biology to the functions of cells and the plasma membrane in the human body in order to be able to predict the nature of processes involving membrane transport receptors surface area and energy thus learning from understanding rather than memorization 6 relate structure to the function of cells tissues and selected organs in order to demonstrate an understanding of the physiology of the integumentary skeletal muscular and nervous systems 7 describe the homeostatic condition and control systems for important variables in 4

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grading system assignments 300 pts preview and review tissues integumentary system skeletal system articulations muscle nervous system lab notebook tissue identification assignment labs 2 3 sweat gland distribution lab report lab 4 physioex skeletal muscle simulation lab 9 lecture exams 750 pts total exam 1 exam 2 exam 3 lab exams 500 pts total lab exam 1 lab exam 2 your grade total points 40 10 25 50 25 50 60 200 40 10 60 250 250 250 250 250 online quizzes only accepted through masteringa&p count towards extra credit points quiz 1 introduction to anatomy physiology quiz 2 tissues quiz 3 integumentary system quiz 4 introduction to skeletal tissues quiz 5 the axial skeleton quiz 6 the appendicular skeleton quiz 7 articulations quiz 8 introduction to muscle tissue quiz 9 muscle contraction quiz 10 muscle physiology quiz 11 introduction to nervous tissue quiz 12 the brain quiz 13 the spinal cord pns quiz 14 autonomic nervous system final exam a a b b above 2052 1987-2052 1921-1986 1832-1920 b c c c 1765-1831 1699-1764 1610-1698 1543-1609 d d d f 1477-1542 1388-1476 1321-1387 below 1320 your total 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 10 400 total points 2220 your final grade in this course is a culmination of the work you complete throughout the semester final grades are non-negotiable and no extra credit assignments are accepted in the event you are not happy with your grade 5

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fall 2010 schedule week online preview and review what do i do 1 work through the week 1 reading guide on course website 2 work on the preview and review system assignment due 9/17 3 take the week 1 quiz due 9/20 due online this week registration in masteringa&p onsite course introduction lab 1 pp 161-170 1 sept 5-11 due onsite this week laboratory safety sheet completed onsite 2 sept 12-18 tissues what do i do 1 work through the week 2 reading guide on course website 2 work on the tissues system assignment due 9/24 3 work on the lab 2 activity pp with your tissue flashcards 4 take the week 2 quiz due 9/20 due online this week preview and review system assignment 9/17 no onsite meeting this week you will be completing lab 2 pp 171-177 at home instead 3 sept 19-25 integumen ta rysystem what do i do 1 work through the week 3 reading guide on course website 2 work on the integumentary system assignment due 10/1 3 take the week 3 quiz due 9/27 due online this week week 1 and week 2 quizzes 9/20 tissues system assignment 9/24 lab 3 pp 179-190 due onsite this week rough draft of your tissue id key lab 2 6

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week online introductiontoskele ta ltissue what do i do 1 work through the week 4 reading guide on course website 2 begin skeletal system assignment due 10/22 3 take the week 4 quiz due 10/4 due online this week week 3 quiz 9/27 integumentary system assignment 10/1 onsite lab 4 pp 191-194 due onsite this week lab 4 report completed onsite 4 sept 26-oct 2 5 oct 3-9 the axial skeleton what do i do 1 work through the week 5 reading guide on course website 2 continue with the skeletal system assignment due 10 22 3 take the week 5 quiz due 10/11 due online this week week 4 quiz 10/4 no onsite meeting this week 6 oct 10-16 the appendicular skeleton what do i do 1 work through the week 6 reading guide on course website 2 finish up the skeletal system assignment due 10/22 3 take the week 6 quiz due 10/18 due online this week week 5 quiz 10/11 labs 5-6 pp 195-200 what s due onsite final draft of tissues id key and unknown tissue identifications lab 3 7 oct 17-23 articul at ions what do i do 1 work through the week 7 reading guide on course website 2 work on the articulations system assignment due 10/29 3 take the week 7 quiz due 10/25 due online this week week 6 quiz 10/18 skeletal system assignment 10/22 lecture exam 1 covers weeks 1-6 open lab time 7

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week online introduction to muscle tissue what do i do 1 work through the week 8 reading guide on course website 2 begin the muscle system assignment due 11/19 3 take the week 8 quiz due 11/1 due online this week week 7 quiz 10/25 articulations system assignment 10/29 onsite lab exam 1 covers labs 1-6 see review sheet on pp 151156 8 oct 24-30 9 oct 31-nov 6 muscle contraction what do i do 1 work through the week 9 reading guide on course website 2 continue with the muscle system assignment due 11/19 3 take the week 9 quiz due 11/8 due online this week week 8 quiz 11/1 no onsite meeting this week 10 nov 7-13 muscle physiology what do i do 1 work through the week 10 reading guide on course website 2 complete the physioex skeletal muscle simulation lab 9 pp due 11/17 3 finish the muscle system assignment due 11/19 4 take the week 10 quiz due 11/15 due online this week week 9 quiz 11/8 no onsite meeting this week you will be completing the physioex skeletal muscle simulation lab 9 pp 219228 at home instead 11 nov 14-20 introduction to nervous tissue what do i do 1 work through the week 11 reading guide on course website 2 begin the nervous system assignment due 12/17 3 take the week 11 quiz due 11/22 due online this week week 10 quiz 11/15 muscle system assignment 11/19 lecture exam 2 covers weeks 7 8 9 and 10 labs 7-8 pp 201-217 introduction to muscle tissue muscular system what s due onsite physioex skeletal muscle simulation pp 219-228 8

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week online cns the brain what do i do 1 work through the week 12 reading guide on course website 2 continue with the nervous system assignment due 12 17 3 take the week 12 quiz due 11/29 due online this week week 11 quiz 11/22 onsite no onsite meeting this week 12 nov 21-27 13 nov 28-dec 4 cns the spinal cord and the pns what do i do 1 work through the week 13 reading guide on course website 2 continue with the integumentary system assignment due 12/17 3 take the week 13 quiz due 12/6 due online this week week 12 quiz 11/29 labs 10 and 11 pp 229-235 14 dec 5-11 autonomic nervous system what do i do 1 work through the week 14 reading guide on course website 2 finish up the nervous system assignment due 12/17 3 take the week 14 quiz due 12/13 due online this week week 13 quiz 12/6 lecture exam 3 covers weeks 11 12 and the spinal cord only from week 13 open lab time 15 dec 12-18 nonewm at erial what do i do 1 review for lab exam 2 and final exam due online this week week 14 quiz 12/13 nervous system assignment 12/17 lab exam 2 covers labs 7-11 see review sheet on pp 157160 what s due onsite histology notebook final exam see p xvii for final exam information 16 dec 19-25 nonewm at erial what do i do 1 review for final exam 9

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form de-2 distance education course interaction plan this form is to be completed by the faculty of record students enrolled in this distance education course shall receive a copy of this completed form course title anatomy physiology i telephone number 508 588-9100 x1626 mailing address email address faculty william f hanna ph.d office hours m-w-f 9:00-10:00 a.m tu 2:00-3:00 p.m or by appointment one massasoit blvd brockton ma 02302 massasoit.bio@mac.com asynchronous course synchronous course asynchronous this form of distance education is characterized by an emphasis on learning on demand or as needed communication between students and faculty from multiple locations at times convenient to participants synchronous this form of distance education entails the use of live two-way communication among and/or between students and faculty in a scheduled or fixed points of times much like classroom-based instruction this course may include but not be restricted to the following interactions 1 in person meetings yes no 2 telephone interactions 3 electronic interactions email internet if yes dates times places are to be specified 9/8/2010 9/22/2010 9/29/2010 10/13/2010 10/20/2010 10/27/2010 11/17/2010 12/1/2010 12/8/2010 12/15/2010 all meetings 3:00-5:15 p.m in science-546 brockton campus students are required to engage in the following interactions for successful completion of this course purchase textbook lab manual and masteringa&p access prior to first onsite meeting log into course website weekly to view and complete the assigned reading guide beginning immediately within the first week complete weekly online quizzes and seven 7 online homework assignments in masteringa&p complete two 2 lab activities one onsite and one online and a lab notebook project take three 3 lecture exams two 2 lab exams and a cumulative final exam all onsite e-mail or meet with instructor for help if necessary 10

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in this course you will be using masteringa&ptm an online tutorial and homework program that accompanies your textbook we will use it for system assignments and extra-credit quizzes where do i find it do i need to register http www.masteringaandp.com yes here s what you need to register a valid email address your @massasoit.edu address is fine a student access code comes inside the student access kit packaged with your new textbook or is available separately for purchase online at www.masteringaandp.com the zip code for your school 02302 a course id f10biol20113 face-to-face class or f10biol201h1 hybrid class how to register 1 go to www.masteringaandp.com and click new students under register 2 to register using the student access code inside the masteringa&p student access kit select yes i have an access code click continue or purchase access online select no i need to purchase access online now select your textbook and whether you want to include access to the ebook and click continue follow the onscreen instructions to purchase access using a credit card the purchase path includes registration but the process may differ slightly from the steps printed here 3 license agreement and privacy policy click i accept to indicate that you have read and agree to the license agreement and privacy policy 4 select the appropriate option under do you have a pearson education account and supply the requested information if you have used masteringbiology mymathlab or another pearson product you already have an account upon completion the confirmation summary page confirms your registration this information will also be emailed to you for your records you can either click log in now or return to www.masteringaandp.com later 11

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how do i log in 1 go to www.masteringaandp.com 2 enter your login name and password and click log in upon first login you ll be prompted to do one or more of the following 1 enter your instructor s masteringa&p course id see previous page 2 select your text and go to study area for access to self-study material 3 enter a student id pick something that i can recognize 4 click save and ok how do i use it to access assignments · · click on the assignments tab on the left select the assignment you wish to complete pay attention to the due dates once a due date has passed you will not be able to complete the assignment for credit it will remain visible for practice purposes though to see your grades · click on the gradebook tab on the left to access study resources · · click on the study area mya&p button on the right select the current chapter from the pulldown menu and click go to use the ebook · who do i contact for technical help click on the etext button on the right http www.masteringaandp.com/support where you will find · · · system requirements answers to frequently asked questions additional contact information for customer support including live chat disclaimers 1 if you purchase your textbook new from the massasoit bookstore it comes packaged with a free student access kit which is a tremendous savings to you the access code inside the kit allows you to access the etext on the website 2 please keep your student access kit somewhere safe the access code is good for 18 months so you can use it for a&p2 as well 12

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pearson supplements your textbook and lab manual come packaged with the following optional supplements designed to help you in your a&p studies students who use them generally like them especially interactive physiology and practice anatomy lab what it s called mya&p what it is this premium online resource uses interactive a&p content as a tool for self-study award-winning physiology software teaches the toughest concepts in physiology using tutorials with audio animations and review exercises this atlas contains full-color photographs of most of the slides you will study over both semesters of a&p as well as labeled photographs of bones and cadaver dissections where i find it online in the study area of masteringa&p cd-rom packaged with text or online in masteringa&p softcover book packaged with text interactive physiology brief atlas of the human body get ready for helps you prepare for your a&p course by offering study skills and key topics in math a&p online in masteringa&p also available as a softcover book for separate purchase chemistry and biology online quizzes tips and tricks practice anatomy lab pal practice anatomy lab 2.0 cd is an indispensable virtual anatomy practice tool that gives you 24/7 access to the most widely used lab specimens including the human cadaver anatomical models histology slides cat and fetal pig lab simulation program that can supplement or substitute for `wet labs cd-rom packaged with lab manual or online in masteringa&p physioex cd-rom packaged with lab manual or online in masteringa&p all items are packaged free-of-charge with new course materials items marked with an asterisk can be purchased online with a credit card access to premium websites is valid for 18 months so you can use them for a&p2 as well 13

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course website where do i find it http massasoit-bio.net/courses select your course do i need to register how do i use it no the course website is designed with three goals in mind 1 to provide students in the hybrid course with weekly reading guides on lecture topics 2 to provide a way for students to download extra copies of handouts 3 to provide supplementary information and study assistance for our lecture topics 4 to coordinate links to other online resources that you may find useful you can access almost every aspect of the course website from the home page links on the home page will take you to · · · · electronic copies of lecture handouts sample lecture exams for each of our three exams electronic copies of lab documents electronic copy of the course syllabus in the horizontal menubar if there is something you d like me to add to the course website please let me know i m happy to accommodate assuming i have the technical skills to do so who do i contact for technical help dr hanna either at massasoit.bio@mac.com or by using the contact link at the top right of each page many technical problems involve not having the right plugins installed for your browser use the tech help link in the menubar to download or update your plugins 14

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