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Biological Sciences Department

South Portland, Maine 04106 Coursetitle:AnatomyandPhysiologyIwithLabCoursenumberandsection:BIOL132B1Credithours:4Contacthours:75(45lecture,30lab)Officelocation:MarineScience,Rm127 Instructor:CrystalPietrowiczOfficehours:ByappointmentOfficephone:207-741-5652Contactmebyphoneore-mail(e-mailisbest):cpietrowicz@smccme.edu

BIOL132B1AnatomyandPhysiologyIwithLabSpring2017

CourseSyllabusandSchedule

WelcometoAnatomyandPhysiologyI.Thiscourseisweb-enhancedthroughBlackboard,withsome work and most testing done online. You’re expected to have basic computer skillsnecessaryfordoingacademicworkonline.Iwillhelpyougetfamiliarwiththeonlinepartofthecourseduringthefirstcoupleofweeks.Whenusingyourpersonalcomputerforonlinework,youare responsible for any technical problems EXCEPT verified Blackboard server problems,which arerare.Almostallissuescanbetracedtothestudent’scomputer,sobesuretousethelatestversionofFirefox(nootherbrowser)andkeepallsoftwareup-to-date.Electronicdevices,includingtabletsandphones,donotalwaysdependablysupportBlackboard,souseafamiliarcomputerforallyourtesting.Thissyllabusprovidesdirectionandfocustohelpyoustayontrack.It’sessentiallyacontract,anagreementbetweenyouandtheinstructor(me)aboutperformance,conduct,andgrading.Init,Idescribethestructureandrequirementsofthecourse,andexplainyourresponsibilitiesasastudent.Ifyouareunabletodevotethetimerequiredtodothework(especiallyifyouplanto take vacation other than during Spring Break), you should drop the course before theDrop/Add period ends and take it at a later date. If you’re unwilling to abide by theinformation in the syllabus and in Blackboard, you should also drop the course. Remainingenrolledafter theDrop/Adddatemeansthatyouunderstandandaccept therequirements,policies,andinstructionsspelledouthere.OnTuesday,January17,logintoyourMySMCCà OnlineCoursesà Blackboard(Bbicon),findourcourseonyourBlackboardpage,andstartfamiliarizingyourselfwiththeonlineportion.

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Contents

CourseInformation Coursedescription 3 Requiredmaterials 3 Learningoutcome 3 Topicaloutlineofinstruction 4 Courseobjectives 4 Courseformat 4 Contactingtheinstructor 4 AdministrativeInformation(SMCCpoliciesandcoursepolicies) End-of-courseevaluation(online) 5 ADAstatement 5 Drop/Add 5 Withdrawal 6 Studentprinting 6 Plagiarismandotherformsofcheating 7 Conduct 7 Attendance 8 Schoolcancellationthelastweek 8StudentEvaluationandGrading BackgroundinfoaboutAnatomyandPhysiologyI 9 Requiredwork 10 Calculatingyourowngrade 10 Gradescale 11 Missed/latework/extracredit/incompletes 11

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Time wasted is time lost. Use the time you have, efficiently and productively.

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CourseInformation Coursedescription:This four-credit lecture/labcourse isdesignedfor first-yearstudentspreparingforacareer inthemedicalfield.Emphasiswillbeonanatomicalterminology,fundamentalbiochemistry,andstructure and function of the following components of the human body: cells, tissues,integument, skeleton, joints, muscles, and nervous system. The laboratory portion of thecourse complements and reinforces the lecture through the use of additional resources,focusingon closerexaminationof thebody’s components.Studentswho have not passed acollege biology course are strongly encouraged to take BIOL 100 Biology w/Lab for Non-majorsorBIOL105HumanBiology,beforeattemptingBIOL132.Prerequisite(s):MATH050Corequisite(s):ENGL100Requiredmaterials(coversshownbelow):Textbook, labmanual, and Connect access code are all required. These items are sold as abundle at the SMCC Bookstore: ISBN 9781259808319. They may also be purchasedseparately.TheseitemswillalsoberequiredforBIOL138(AnatomyandPhysiologyII):

Textbook:Hole'sHumanAnatomyLabmanual:LaboratoryManualto Connectaccesscode(includesAndPhysiology,14thed.,byShier, AccompanyHole'sHumanAnatomyAPRaccess)Butler,andLewis,McGrawHill,2016.andPhysiology,3rded.,Martin. ISBN9781259295676ISBN9780078024290 McGrawHill,2016. ISBN9781259295638 More information about Connect access will be provided in class. Learningoutcome:SMCCstudentsapplythescientificmethodandemploythetechnologicalskillsnecessarytofunctioneffectivelyinanincreasinglycomplexworld.

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Topicaloutlineofinstruction:1.Introductiontoanatomyandphysiology(Chapter1,Labs1-2)2.Cellbiochemistry,structure,andmetabolism(Chapters2-4,Labs3-7)3.Tissues(Chapter5,Labs8-10)4.Supportandmovement(Chapters6-9,Labs11-24)5.Integrationandcoordination(Chapter10,Lab25)Courseobjectives:Aftersuccessfullycompletingthiscourse,studentsshouldbeableto1.applythescientificmethodofinquiry.2.describeanddemonstrateabasicunderstandingofstructureandfunctionastheypertaintothefollowingtopics:majorbodycavities,relativebodypositions,bodysections,bodyregions,role of biochemistry in functioning organisms, structure and function of cells, tissues,integument,skeletalsystemandarticulations,muscularsystem,andnervoussystem.3.perform thehands-onlabexperiments/activities,usingselectedbiologylabequipmentandpropersafetypractices.Courseformat:Scheduled lectures inthiscoursemeetregularly.Labmeetsonceaweek,startingthesecondweek. Material is presented through lecture, class and lab activities, and Blackboard.PowerPointslidesmaybeincorporated.TraininginConnectandAPRv3.0isheldduringthefirsttwoweeks of class and thereafterwhen necessary. I am always available to help you.Yourconstructiveparticipationinbothlectureandlabisexpectedthroughoutthesemester.Pleaseconsult the syllabus for answers to questions about course policies, procedures, and setupbeforeconsultingme.Contactingtheinstructor:Thebestwaytocontactmeoutsideofclass isthroughe-mail.Myscheduledifferseveryday,and I don’t have regularofficehours, but youmaye-mailme for an appointment. I stronglyencourage you to ask questions and discuss with me anything that’s on your mind. UseBlackboarde-mail(Mailtool)forcorrespondencerelatingspecificallytothiscourse.UseyourSMCCstudente-mailforallotherofficialschoolcorrespondence.

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AdministrativeInformation(SMCCpoliciesandcoursepolicies)

End-of-courseevaluation(online):StudentsareaskedtocompleteevaluationsforeachcourseattendedatSMCC.Evaluationsaresubmittedonlineandcanbeaccessedthroughthestudentportalsite.Studentscanaccessthecourse evaluation report beginning two weeks before the end of classes. The deadline forsubmission of evaluations occurs 24 hours after the last day of classes each semester.Instructorswillannouncewhentheonlinecourseevaluation isavailable.Evaluationshavenoeffectonyourgrade.Instructorsdon'tseestudentcommentsuntilgradeshavebeensubmitted.ADAstatement:SouthernMaineCommunityCollege isanequalopportunity/affirmativeaction institutionandemployer.Formore information,pleasecall207-741-5798. If youhave a disabling conditionandwishtorequestaccommodationsinordertohavereasonableaccesstotheprogramsandservicesofferedbySMCC,youmustregisterwiththeDisabilityServicesCoordinator,SandraLynham, who can be reached at 741-5923. Further information about services for studentswith disabilities and the accommodation process is available upon request at this number.Coursepoliciesaboutonlinetestingaremodifiedtosuiteachindividual’saccommodations.Drop/Add:Students who drop a course during the one-week “drop/add” period in the fall and springsemesters,and the first threedaysof summersessions, receivea100%refundof the tuitionand associated fees for that course. Please note any course that meets for less than thetraditionalsemesterlength,i.e.,15weeks,hasapro-rateddrop/addperiod.Thereisnorefundfornon-attendance.REMEMBER:RemainingenrolledafterDrop/Addweekmeansyouunderstandandaccept therequirements,policies,and instructionsspelledouthere,and inBlackboard.Read“Howtobesuccessful inA&PI” intheWelcome/STARTHERE folder(inBlackboard),beforetheDrop/Addperiodends,toinsureyouhaveenoughtimetodevotetothiscourse.

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Withdrawal:Astudentmaywithdrawfromacourseonlyduringthesemesterinwhichs/heisregisteredforthatcourse.Thewithdrawalperiodisthe2ndthrough12thweekofthefallandspringsemestersandthe2ndthrough9thweekof12-weeksummercourses.Thisperiodispro-ratedforshorterlength courses. To withdraw from a course, a student must complete and submit theappropriatecoursewithdrawalform,availableattheEnrollmentServiceCenter(nophonecalls,please). The designation “W” will appear on the transcript after a student has officiallywithdrawn.Acoursewithdrawal isanuncompletedcourseandmayadverselyaffect financialaideligibility.Failuretoattendorceasingtoattendclassdoesnotconstitutewithdrawalfromthe course.There isnorefundassociatedwithawithdrawal. (WithdrawalsdonotaffectyourGPA,buttheydoaffectyourcoursecompletionrate.)Studentprinting:Each semester students receive a $20 printing credit. The balance resets at the end of thesemesterandanyremainingcreditsareremoved.TheCollege’spay-for-printsystemmonitorsprinting on all printers (including those in general access labs, library printers, theAcademicAchievement Center, Noisy Lounge and technology labs).Be sure to log OUT of the systemwhenyou’vefinishedyourprinting,topreventunauthorizedaccesstoyouraccount.StudentscancheckthenumberofpagestheyhaveprintedbyusingthePrintingBalancetoolavailableon SMCC computers (located in the lower right corner of the screen, near the clock).Departments with work study students who need to print documents for the departmentshould contact the HelpDesk at 741-5696 to have a special account set up. To findways toreduceyourprintingcharges,pleasegototheITHelptabonMySMCC.Ifyouhavequestionsaboutthepay-for-printingpolicyoryourprintingcharges,pleasecontacttheHelpDeskat741-5696orsendanemailtohelpdesk@smccme.edu.RefundsPrintjobsareeligibleforarefundintheeventofmechanicalorelectronicerroronthepartoftheprinter,printserver,orsoftwareusedtosubmitthejob.Jobsarenoteligibleforarefundincaseswherethejobwasnotsetupcorrectly,wassubmittedmultipletimes,orthestudentisnot satisfiedwith the result. To request a refund, please bring the offending print to the ITDepartment in the basement of the Ross Technology Center. Refundswill be granted in theformofacredittothestudent’saccount.

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Plagiarismandotherformsofcheating:If an instructor suspects that a student has knowingly committed a violation defined in theMaineCommunityCollegeSystemPolicyonStudentGradeAppealsandAcademicMisconduct,theinstructorhastheauthoritytoreviewtheallegedmisconductanddeterminethegradethatthe student should receive for the assignment and the course.The instructor may assign afailinggradefortheassignmentorcourseandmayrequirethestudenttocompleteadditionalworkforthecourse.Theinstructormayconsultwiththedepartmentchairand/ortheCollege’schief academic officer prior to making such decisions. If a student seeks to challenge aninstructor’sdetermination,thestudentshouldsubmitagradeappeal.GradeappealformsareavailableintheAdvisingOfficeontheSouthPortlandCampusorintheadministrativeofficesintheLearningCommonson theMidcoastCampus.An instructormayalso refer thematter totheCollege’sdisciplinaryofficerforreviewundertheproceduresoftheMCCSStudentCodeofConduct.Conduct:Silencecellphones,pagers,oranyotherpersonalelectronicdevicebeforeclassbegins (bothlecture and lab) and put them away, out of reach. If you need to use a laptop or device inlectureorlab,Iwillletyouknow.ViolationofthispolicymayresultinexpulsionfromthecoursewithagradeofAF.Backpacks,purses,andphonesaretobekeptunder/besidedesksonthefloor,notontopofthetablesorbenches.Bring pen/pencil,writing paper, and your textbook to every lecture and lab unless I tell youotherwise. Bring your lab manual on days we have lab. On occasion, you’ll need your labmanualinlecture.Thosedaysareannotatedontheschedule.FollowthelabsafetypoliciesoutlinedinBlackboardandtaketheLabSafetyQuizinBlackboard.Duringlab,insureallpersonalitemsincludingbackpacks,purses,phones,etc.arestowedinthelabbenches.Food andbeverages are permitted outside the lab roomonly. Enclosed,hard-soledshoesmustbewornforanylab.Youwillbeaskedtoleavelabifyouviolatetheseoranyother safety policies. If you’re asked to leave, any work missed results in a zero grade.Continuedviolationofsafetypolicieswillresultinexpulsionfromthecourse(gradeofAF).Setapositiveexamplebyshowingrespectforyourselfandothersinallcommunications,bothliveandonline,andbeconsiderate.Disrespectfulordisruptivebehaviorofanykindwillnotbetolerated and is grounds for expulsion from the course (grade of AF). Just be kind andconsiderate.It’snotdifficult.

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Attendance:One of my goals in this course is to help you develop positive habits that will help you besuccessful in your chosen field. Your future employerwill not tolerate unexplained absences;theyaren’tacceptablehere,either.Ifyouabsolutelymustbeabsent,Iexpectyoutonotifymebye-maileachtimewithanexplanationatleast24hoursinadvance.Ifthreeabsentdaysareconsecutivewithnocontactorexplanation,IwillassignagradeofAFtoyouattheendofclassonthethirdabsentday.Thisessentiallydropsyoufromthecourse.Allabsencesareconsideredunexcused.Absencesandtardiesaretrackedonthesign-inroster.Youwillbeaccountabletoyouremployer.Here,you’reaccountabletoyourclassmatesandme.Theyexpectyoutoattendlectureandlab.Iexpectyoutoattendlectureandlab.Weallexpecteach other to be on time, and participate. Students who attend class regularly and stay incontactwiththeirclassmatesandme(askingquestions,clarifyingconcepts,informingmebye-mail about personal issues affecting them, etc.) tend to performmuch better, overall, thanstudentswhodon’t.Attendancedoesnotcountaspartofyourcoursegrade,butitdefinitelyaffects your course grade. You are expected to regularly submit the work required, andregularly attendboth lectureand lab. Failure todoeither can result in administrative failure(gradeofAF).

Comingtoclasstotakeaquizatthebeginningandnotstayingforclasscountsasanabsence.You’realwaysresponsibleforinformationthatyoumiss.Checktheschedule,theWeeklyWorkin Blackboard, or contact other students to find out what you’ve missed.Do not e-mail meaboutmissedwork,oraskifyou“missedsomethingimportant.”Myanswertothatquestionisalways,“YES!”Schoolcancellationthelastweek:If classes are cancelled for any reason during the last week of the semester (i.e., inclementweather,emergencysituation,etc.),thismayimpacthowyourfinalcoursegradeisdetermined.Ifthecancellationoccursonadaywhenanexam,quiz,oranyotherin-classor in-labworkisscheduledtobetakenorhandedin,andthereisnootherscheduledopportunitytomeetthatweek, thatworkwill be cancelled and those points deducted from the overall total possiblepoints.Itwillnotbepartofyourcoursegrade.

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StudentEvaluationandGrading

ThiscourseisthefirstpartoftheAnatomyandPhysiology(A&P)IandIIsequence.ItlaysthefoundationforA&PII(BIOL138)andallfuturemedical-relatedcourses,soit’svery importantto establish good study habits here so you can learn more efficiently and build a solidknowledgebase.The first six weeks in A&P I cover basic biology and biochemistry. (These are my absolutefavoritesubjects.)Afterthat,wediveintoanatomyandphysiologypropertoseehowthebasicbiologyandbiochemistryapply.Takealookatthescheduletoseethetopicswe’llbecovering.StartreadingChapter1now,andcontinuereadingandlookingaheadthroughoutthesemester.Agoodunderstandingofthefundamentalswillmakeanatomyandphysiologyclearertoyou,fascinating,andevenenjoyable!BackgroundinformationaboutAnatomyandPhysiologyI:"Science is the use of evidence to construct testable explanations and predictions of naturalphenomena,aswellastheknowledgegeneratedthroughthisprocess." (NationalAcademyofSciences,2008).Sciencemovesforwardbasedontheprocessofresearchanddiscoverycalledthe scientific method. In today's world, understanding science is no longer optional - it'sessential.Biologyisthescientificstudyoflivingthings,anditrelatestoallaspectsofourlives,particularly our health. More than any other subject in biology, anatomy and physiology ispersonal,notsomeseparatecourseyouhavetotakejusttosatisfyadegree.This course investigates the form and function of human cells (including their biochemistry),tissues, and three major organ systems. It's all very interesting, relevant, and important.Scientific research in this field reveals answers to questions about illness, disease, growth,reproduction, structure, and function and helps dispel myths surrounding these areas.Understandingthatthescientificmethodseparates"science"from"pseudoscience"allowsustomakebetter-informeddecisionsaboutissuesaffectingourlivesandthoseofourfamily.

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Requiredwork: Thereare1540pointsthatcanbeearned(possible)inthiscourse,andthenumberofpointsyouearnoutofthistotalisyourcoursegrade.Blackboardcalculatesyourgradeforyou(underMyGrades),butyouareexpectedtoperiodicallycalculateyourgradeyourselfsoyouknowwhereyoustandatalltimes.YourfinalcoursegradewillbepostedonyourMySMCCpageoncethesemesterends.Requiredworkislistedbelow.It’salsoshowninredontheschedule(pages12-14ofthissyllabus).MoreinformationaboutthisworkisprovidedinBlackboardontheWelcome/STARTHEREpage:

Requiredwork Pointspossible

a.SyllabusQuiz(online) 20 b.LabSafetyQuiz(online) 20 c.PeriodicTableQuiz(inclass) 20 d.APRQuizzes(10online) 100 e.DiscussionForums(2online) 80 f.DiagramQuizzes(10inclass) 200 g.LabPracticals(3in-labexams) 300 h.Exams(4online) 400 i.Assignment(online) 100 j.ProgressQuizzes(3online) 150 k.ChapterQuizzes(10online) 150 l.StartingPointSurvey(online) Totalpointspossible: 1540Calculatingyourowngrade:As you can see above, your grade is compiled from quizzes, exams, one assignment, anddiscussions.Youshouldalwaysknowwhereyoustand,grade-wise,inanycourse.AfinalcoursegradeshouldNEVERBEASURPRISE.Blackboardtracksyourgradesforyou,butit’salsoeasytofigureoutyourgradeatanypointinthesemester.Becausethecoursegradeisbasedontotalpointsearnedoutoftotalpointspossible,youonlyneedtoaddtotalpointsearneduptothecurrentday,and totalpointspossibleup to that sameday.Thendivide totalearnedby totalpossible (for that day), and multiply by 100. That’s your grade at that moment. There’s anexampleonthenextpage.

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Exampleofcalculatingyourowngrade: GradespostedatbeginningofWeek3inBlackboardunderMyGrades: SyllabusQuiz:15/20 LabSafetyQuiz:20/20 Discussion1:30/40 Assignment1:100/100 DiagramQuiz1:0/20 APRQuiz1:5/10 Chapter1Quiz:13/15

Totalearned/possiblebythistime:183/235=0.7787(100)=77.87%=78%=C+ Gradescale: 100-93=A 86-83=B 76-73=C 66-63=D 92-90=A- 82-80=B- 72-70=C- 62-0=F 89-87=B+ 79-77=C+ 69-67=DMissed/latework/extracredit/incompletes:Your future employer will not tolerate late work. Late work won’t be accepted here, either.LOOKAHEADatthescheduletoseewhat’scomingup.Thereisplentyofadvancenoticeforallassignedworkandplentyoftimetogetitdone.It’salllistedinredonthescheduleandisalsolistedinredoneachWeeklyWorkfolderinourBlackboardcourse(“Tasksthisweek”).Manageyour timeefficiently fromDay1anddoNOTprocrastinategettingyourworkdone.Lateandmissedworkcountaszerostowardyourcoursegrade,andneithercanbemadeup.Besuretoinclude a zero grade for those itemswhen calculating your own grade. CheckMy Grades inBlackboardtokeeptrackofhowyou’redoing.Whiletheremaybeafewextracreditpointssprinkledthroughoutthecourse,thereisnoextracreditworkavailableatany time,andall grades count. Idon’t respond to requests forextracreditordroppedgrades.Startstronganddon’tgetcaughtattheendofthesemesterwithapoorgrade.Bythen,thereisverylittle,ifanything,youcandoaboutit.Incomplete(I)gradesarenotavailableundernormalcircumstances.SeetheAcademicPoliciessectionoftheSMCCCollegeCatalog(page15)formoreclarificationaboutIgrades.Courseschedule:You’llfindthescheduleonthenextthreepagesofthissyllabus.Workthatcountstowardyourcoursegradeislistedinred.Refertothescheduleoften,toinsureyou’restayingontrackwithworkthat’sdue.

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BIOL132B1Spring2017ScheduleLecture:MondayandWednesdayfrom8-9:15am.

Lab:Mondayfrom9:30-11:20am.

Week/Meetings

Topicsthisweek(lectureandlab).CheckBlackboardformoreinfo.

Tasks(work)openingthisweek.CheckBlackboardforduedates.

Notes

1Jan18

Orientation(Welcome,Blackboard,Connect,andAPRv3.0)PeriodicTableQuizhandout

-Assignment1-SyllabusQuiz-LabSafetyQuiz-Discussion1-StartingPointSurvey

ThisisDrop/Addweek.

2Jan23Jan25

WhatisA&Pallabout?(Ch1IntrotoHumanAnatomyandPhysiology)-Lab1ScientificMethodsandMeasurements-Lab2BodyOrganizationandTerminology

-Chapter1QuizWednesdayinlecture:-DiagramQuiz1Fig.1.10-1.11

Drop/AddendsJan24at5pm.Youwillneedyourlabmanualthisweek(onMonday).

3Jan30Feb1

Lifeischemistry!(Ch2ChemicalBasisofLife)-Lab3ChemistryofLife

-APRQuiz1(Module1BodyOrientation)-Chapter2QuizMondayinlecture:-PeriodicTableQuizMondayinlab:-DiagramQuiz2Fig.1.26a-b

Contactyouradvisortodiscussyourpathtograduation.

4Feb6Feb8

Basicbuildingblocksoflife(Ch3Cells)-Lab4CareandUseofMicroscope

-APRQuiz2(Module2CellsandChemistry)-Chapter3Quiz-ProgressQuiz1

5Feb13Feb15

Workthatcellsmustdo(Ch4CellularMetabolism)-Lab5CellStructureandFunction-Lab6MovementsThroughMembranes

-Exam1Ch1-3Mondayinlab:-DiagramQuiz3Fig.3.3

Bringlabmanualtolecturenextweek,onWednesday.

6Feb22

Ch4continued-Lab7CellCyclewillbeincorporatedintolecture.BringlabmanualtolectureonWednesday.

-Chapter4Quiz

NoclassesonFeb20,Presidents’Day.Sum2017registrationbeginsFeb21.AllSMCComm.ConversationonFriday,Feb24.

7Feb27Mar1

Cellassociations(Ch5Tissues)-Lab8EpithelialTissues-Lab9ConnectiveTissues-Lab10MuscleandNervousTissues

-APRQuizzes3and4(Module3Tissues)-Chapter5QuizMondayinlab:-DiagramQuiz4Fig.4.10and4.12

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8Mar6Mar8

Yourskin(Ch6IntegumentarySystem)-Lab11IntegumentarySystemwillbeincorporatedintolectureonWed.BringlabmanualtolectureonWednesday.

-APRQuiz5(Module4Integumentary)-Chapter6Quiz-Discussion2(yourownpostduefirst,byWednesday)Mondayinlab:-LabPractical1Labs1-10

9Mar20Mar22

Yourbones(Ch7SkeletalSystem)-Lab12BoneStructureandClassification-Lab13OrganizationoftheSkeleton-Lab14Skull

-Exam2Ch4-6Mondayinlab:-DiagramQuiz5Fig.7.4

Fall2016incompletegradesdueMar20.Sum2017openregistrationstartsMar20.

10Mar27Mar29

Ch7continued-Lab15VertebralColumnandThoracicCage-Lab16PectoralGirdleandUpperLimb-Lab17PelvicGirdleandLowerLimb

-APRQuiz6(Module5Skeletal)-Chapter7Quiz-ProgressQuiz2Mondayinlab:-DiagramQuiz6Fig.7.16

Aprilisadvisingmonth.Haveyoumadeanappointmentwithyouradvisor?MidtermgradesreportedMar28.

11Apr3Apr5

Whyyourbonescanmove(Ch8Joints)-Lab18JointStructureandMovementwillbeincorporatedintolectureonWed.BringlabmanualtolectureonWednesday.

-APRQuiz7(Module5Skeletal)-Chapter8QuizMondayinlab:-LabPractical2Labs11-18

Fall2017schedulepreviewavailableonportal,Apr3-7.SMCCOpenHouse(S.Portland)Apr8,9am-noon

12Apr10Apr12

Anotherreasonyourbonescanmove(Ch9MuscularSystem)-Lab19SkeletalMuscleStructurewillbeincorporatedintolecture.-Lab20MusclesoftheFace,Head,andNeck-Lab21MusclesoftheChest,Shoulder,andUpperLimb

-Exam3Ch7-8Mondayinlab:-DiagramQuiz7Fig.9.2and9.7

Fall2017registrationbeginsApr10.Registerassoonaspossibletogettheclassesyouneed.LastdaytowithdrawfromclassesisApr18at5pm(nextweek).

13Apr19

Ch9continued

-APRQuiz8(Module6Muscular)-Chapter9QuizWednesdayinlecture:-DiagramQuiz8Fig.9.29-9.30

Patriot’sDayApr17;noclasses.LastdaytowithdrawisApr18at5pm.

14Apr24Apr26

Ch9continued-Lab22MusclesoftheDeepBack,AbdominalWall,andPelvicFloor-Lab23MusclesoftheHipandLowerLimb-Lab24SurfaceAnatomywillbeincorporatedintolectureonWed.BringlabmanualtolectureonWednesday.

-APRQuiz9(Module9Muscular)Mondayinlab:-DiagramQuiz9Fig.9.23-9.24

NewstudentregistrationforFall2017beginsMay22.Tellyourfriends!

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15May1May3

Yourbody’scommunicationsystem(Ch10NervousSystemI)-Lab25NervousTissueandNerves-Chickendissection

-APRQuiz10(Module7Nervous)-Chapter10Quiz-ProgressQuiz3

SMCCOpenHouse(Brunswick),May4,4-6pmCollegeForum,May4Onlineevaluationsareavailablestartingthisweek.Besuretocompleteoneforeachofyourcourses.You’llfindthelinkonyourMySMCCpage.

16May8May10

Ch10continuedPotluckandA&PJeopardyonMay10afterDiagramQuiz10

-Exam4Ch9-10(closesonFriday,May12at11:59pm)Mondayinlab:-LabPractical3Labs19-25Wednesdayinlecture:-DiagramQuiz10Fig.10.3-10.4(cannotbetakenearly)

OpenregistrationforthegeneralpublicbeginsJun26.CourseendsWed,May10(butExam4remainsopenuntilMay12).SemesterendsSat,May13.FinalgradesreportedMonday,May15.

Importantnotesabouttheschedule,Blackboard,andAPRv3.0:1.Thescheduleissubjecttominorchangesduringthesemester.I’llpostanychangesinBlackboard,underAnnouncements.2.Anyreferencetoa“week”meansMondaythroughthefollowingSunday(exceptforthelastweek).AnnouncementsareimportantandarealsosenttoyourSMCCe-mail,somakesureyoucheckitwheneveryoucheckyourpersonale-mail.3.LabPracticals(labexams)andmostDiagramQuizzesaretakeninourlabroom,HILD108.Exceptionstothisarehighlightedinyellowontheschedule.4.InBlackboard,you’llaccessonlineworkthroughtheWeeklyWorklink.Checkthesyllabustoseewhichworkisdoneinclassandwhichisdoneonline.YoucanpostyourownremindersaboutthingsontheCalendarinBlackboard. a.CheckBlackboardforupcomingduedates(undertheMyGradeslink).DothisOFTEN. b.Onlineworkisdueby11:59pmonthelastdayofitsavailabilityperiod.RememberthatExam4isdueFriday,May12becausethelastweekisshorter.Onlineworkcanbesubmittedanytimeduringitsavailabilityperiod.However,don’tprocrastinateandwaituntilthelastminute.Ifit’slate,itwon’tcount,regardlessofthereason.Forexams,makesureyoustartearlyenoughtoatleastgiveyourselfthefull50minutes.Ifyoustarttoolateandsubmitquestionsafter11:59pm,theywon’tcount. c.APRQuizzesarecompletedthroughAnatomyandPhysiologyRevealedv3.0(APRv3.0),whichisaccessedthroughConnectandrequiredforthiscourse.You’llfindmoreinformationaboutitinBlackboard,andwe’lldiscussitinclassduringthefirsttwoweeks.