This course is an active exploration of topics in anatomy and physiology through the use of simulations, measurements, and hands-on discovery. It will be particularly relevant to any student considering a health-related career, doing work where body structure is central, or has interest in how body systems connect. A significant portion of this discovery will be accomplished by a hands-on dissection. Examples of the specific types of experiences and techniques included in this course are comparative and general anatomy of several organisms; physiology and function of body systems, processes, and organs; Enzyme Linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA); and microscopy.
Students may not receive credit for this course and BB 2903
At least one college-level biology course.