Human Physiology BIOL2103  - Details

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Later Year Course


Offered By: School of Botany and Zoology
Academic Career: Undergraduate
Course Subject: Biology
Offered in: First Semester, 2008
Unit Value: 6 units
Course Description:

This course reviews the physiology of vertebrates including humans, placing particular emphasis on circulation, muscular contraction, kidney function, respiration, and digestion. The approaches taken include those based on organ systems and a comparative approach describing similar organ systems in different taxa and some consideration of how physiological systems are adjusted to function throughout the wide range of environments in which animals live.

Indicative Assessment:

Assessment is based on three lab quizzes or short essays, one laboratory report, a mid-term and final examination.

Workload: Three lectures per week and five three-hour laboratory sessions
Areas of Interest: Health, Medicine and the Body and Medical Science
Requisite Statement: One semester of chemistry or consent of instructor.
Incompatibility:

BIOL2015

Science Group: B
Academic Contact: Dr Paul Cooper (BoZo)