Zoology 113 - Section 1
Fundamentals of Anatomy & Physiology I Laboratory
Summer I, 2000
Instructor:
Office:
Telephone:
Office Hours:
Dr. Ann M. Findley
CNSB 327
342-1817
As posted, or anytime by appointment
Textbook:
ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY LABORATORY TEXTBOOK, Essentials Version,
S. E. Gunstream, H. J. Benson, A. Talaro & K. P. Talaro.
(Please bring the Seeley A&P textbook to lab to use as an additional resource.)
Objectives:
A laboratory course to accompany Zoology 111. This course provides students with the
opportunity to gain hands-on experience in the identification/characterization of
the structural features of the human body.
Examinations:
Attendance is mandatory. Daily quizes will be given at the beginning of each lab
period. Quizes will cover important material studied during the previous lab
meeting. The 10 highest quiz grades will count towards your laboratory grade.
Missed quizes will be counted as zeros - there are no makeup quizes.
Practical examinations will consist of ordered stations with displays requiring
identification of indicated model structures. (Spelling counts!) Practicals require
labor-intensive setup and can not be reassembled if missed.
Grading:
Grades will be assigned according to the following scale:
10 quizes @ 5 pts each =
Midterm practical
=
Final practical
=
TOTAL
50 pts
100 pts
100 pts
250 pts
90 - 100 % = A
80 - 89 % = B
70 - 79 % = C
60 - 69 % = D
0 - 59 % = F
** NOTE ** You are expected to be fully prepared for each laboratory period.
READ assigned material prior to class.
Please keep your work area clean!