BIOL 3130

Students will acquire essential principles and procedures in anatomy, histology, and physiology for the study of human body systems. Their study will include regional anatomy, organ tissues, organ structure, homeostatic mechanisms, and electrophysiology. The students will apply these essential principles while focusing on the integumentary system, musculoskeletal system, and immune system. They will also acquire laboratory skills in anatomical and histological procedures, the use of data acquisition software for collection of human physiological data, and the use of cellular and molecular experimental tools. This course is credit excluded with BIOL 3160. Students may enroll in and earn credit for only one of these courses.