Biology 110-001, 002, 003
Human Anatomy and Physiology
Fall 2015
Lecture T 13:00-15:45, EA106 (U Regina), FDA (SIAST Kelsey), Swift Current
Instructor:
Dr. Kerri Finlay, Lecturer
Department of Biology, University of Regina
Office: LB 252
Phone: 306 585-4236
Email: kerri.finlay@uregina.ca
Office Hours : T, R 8:00-9:00am
Online Resources : A UR Courses site is available for this course and will be continually updated with lecture outlines, lecture recordings, and supplementary material. Lecture outlines will be available 24 hours before each class.
Text : McKinley, M.P., V.D. O’Laughlin, T. S. Bidle. 2015. Anatomy and Physiology: An
Integrative Approach. 2 nd Ed. McGraw Hill.
Purchase of a textbook is required. You may purchase a hard-copy OR an e-book of the textbook, but you must purchase access to McGraw Hill’s Connect and Anatomy and
Physiology Revealed. Access codes are included with hard-copies of the textbook at the bookstore. Go to http://connect.mheducation.com/class/k-finlay-fall-2015 with your access code information to sign up for this course.
Grading :
Lecture component:
Online Assignments
Mid-term exam #1 (Oct 13)
Mid-term exam #2 (Nov 10)
Final exam (Dec 15)
Online Assignments (15%)
15%
20%
25%
40%
100%
Assignments will be posted on McGraw Hill’s Connect site. You must complete these assignments before the deadline. Although there will be an assignment posted that corresponds to each lecture, only 5 of the assignments will be graded (worth 3% each). These will be noted clearly in the title of the assignment, and are included in the schedule below.
Midterm exams (20% and 25%)
Midterm exams will take place during the first hour of scheduled lecture, in the lecture hall
(ED106 in Regina, and Fred Davies Auditorium, Kelsey). There are no make-up mid-term

exams. Marks for the missed mid-term exam will be reallocated over the remainder of the tests/exams in the course. Students who miss either of the two lecture mid-term exams, must provide a valid excuse with documentation to Dr. Finlay.
Final Exam (40%)
The final exam covers the entire course. Please note that this course falls under the Academic
Regulations of the University of Regina and the Faculty of Science (these regulations are printed in the General Calendar, available at http:www.uregina.ca/gencal.ugcal/ ). “Deferred” final exams can only be granted by the Dean of Nursing. Deferred final exams cannot be granted by the course instructors.
Week
1
Date  of
Lecture
Sept  15
Lecture  Topic
Text:  A&P  (McKinley  et  al.)
Assessment
Assignment  1  Connect  (no  grade)
2
3
4
5
Sept  22
Sept  29
Oct  6
Oct  13
Ch.  1  –  The  Sciences  of  Anatomy  and
Physiology
Ch.  4  -­‐  Biology  of  the  Cell
Ch.  4  –  Biology  of  the  Cell
Ch.  5  –  Tissue  Organization
Ch.  6  -­‐  Integumentary  System
Ch.  7  –  Skeletal  System:  Bone  Structure   and  Function
Ch.  8  –  Skeletal  System:  Axial  &
Appendicular  Skeleton
Ch.  9  -­‐  Skeletal  System:  Articulations
Assignment  2  Connect  (3%)
Assignment  3  Connect  (no  grade)
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
Oct  20
Oct  27
Nov  3
Nov  10
Nov  17
Nov  24
Dec  1
Ch.  10  –  Muscle  Tissue
Ch.  11  –  Muscular  System:  Axial  and
Appendicular  muscles
Ch.  12  –  Nervous  System:  Nervous  Tissue
Ch.  14  –  Nervous  System:  Spinal  Cord  &
Nerves
Ch.  13  –  Nervous  System:  Brain  and
Cranial  Nerves
Ch.  15  –  Nervous  System:  The
Autonomic  Nervous  System
Ch.  16  –  Nervous  System:  Senses
Assignment  4  Connect  (3%)
Midterm  #1  (15%).
13:00-­‐14:00  in   lecture  theatre
Assignment  5  Connect  (no  grade)
Assignment  6  Connect  (3%)
Assignment  7  Connect  (no  grade)
Assignment  8  Connect  (3%)
Midterm  #2  (20%) .    13:00-­‐14:00  in   lecture  theatre
Assignment  9  Connect  (no  grade)
Assignment  10  Connect  (no  grade)
Assignment  11  Connect  (3%)
Assignment  12  Connect  (no  grade)
Dec  15     Final  Exam  (40%).
14:00-­‐16:00.    See
University  Exam  schedule  for  location.

Special Needs : Students in this course who, because of a disability, may have need for specialized accommodations, should please discuss these accommodations with me and should also contact the Centre for Student Accessibility (Riddell Centre 251, 585-4631).
How to use the Biology 110 UR Courses Web Site:
Go to the University of Regina homepage http://www.uregina.ca
Click on the UR Courses link on the black bar at the top of the page.
Click on “Login to UR Courses”
Type in your UserName and Password (If you have trouble at this stage, go back one page. On the menu bar on the left-hand side, check out the Students section, “Find Username and
Password” )
Click the link: BIOL 110: Human Anatomy and Physiology
What is on the Biology 110 UR Courses Web Site?
Forums (a.k.a. Discussion Boards) – These are places to ask questions about course material.
Both questions and answers are accessible to everyone in the course.
Lecture Notes - You'll find pre-lecture PowerPoint notes from Dr. Finlay in this section before each class. They are available in both PowerPoint and pdf files.
Lecture Recordings – All lectures will be recorded using Echo360 technology and posted on
UR Courses after class. This will allow you to re-visit specific parts of the lecture, and allow you to access the visual and audio lecture recordings.
Required Activities - This link contains textbook readings, a list of key terms, and McGraw
Hill Connect activities that will help you learn the course material. Any material contained in this section may be testable.
Supplemental Activities - This page gives you links to several additional websites, including videos, games, and flashcards. Note that these sites are being supplied as aids to help you learn course material. If there is any discrepancy between the content in these sites and the material in the textbook or lecture, always assume the text/lecture is correct.