Welcome to ANHB2214
Human Organs and Systems
910.2214
Professor Geoff Meyer (UWA), Unit
Coordinator, 2009 ALTC Teaching Fellow
geoff.meyer@uwa.edu.au
Professor Michael Hall (UCLA)
Professor John Campbell (UCLA)
What is the course about?
• Structure and function of body organs and
organs systems
• Prerequisite?
What is the course about?
• Structure and function of body organs and
organs systems
• Prerequisite?
•Have fun!!!!!!
Lectures and Lab sessions
• Monday 9am (Tattersall Lecture Theatre)
• Tuesday 11am (Tattersall Lecture Theatre)
• Thursday 8am (Tattersall Lecture Theatre)
• Monday 12 noon - 3pm or 3pm – 6pm….but in
reality?
Resources and Lectopia
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Textbook ($114)
Lecture handout text
Lecture handout powerpoint
Lab session handout (provided), microscopes and slide
collections
• Website and John Campbell’s Histology lab
• Meyer’s histology (confined to Histology classroom)
• http://histology-online.com delivers Meyer’s Histology
($29.95)
Access to computers
in the histology classroom*
• Obtain a ANHB2214 computing account
• Any student who has been entered into Pheme as part of their course
enrolment will have a student account created for them automatically as
part of our import script. Their credentials are initially set as their student
number as their username and password, though they will be prompted
upon first logon to change their password to one of their own devising.
Any students who were enrolled in semester 1 units need take no action,
as their accounts will be set to use the same settings as per semester 1.
• *This is your responsibility – we (ie Geoff, Michael and John) are not
involved in ANHB or UWA computing services or any interruptions to
services and forgotten username/password etc
• *Geoff Meyer is responsible for http://histology-online.com
• *Please DO NOT ask Michael or John about this service
ANHB 2214
Examination results 2009
ANHB 2214
Examination results 2009
What
column
do you
want to
be in?
Success!
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Self discipline/time management/organisational skills
Attend lectures with printed handouts
Attend lab sessions
Complete learning objectives/outcomes
Ask questions – interact with each other and us – form
partnerships
• Complete (informal) quizzes
• Aim to complete the continuous assessment exam
option
Examinations
Course delivery is not
sequential
Exam 1 and 2
Part A: Short answer on lecture text/powerpoints
Part B: Short answers on images presented
Part C: 20-25 histological slides
Examination choices:
• Week 7 (before the non-teaching week)
• Week 13 (last week of semester)
• November final examination period
Today’s lab session
• Use of the microscope
• Histological stains
• Review the mammalian cell
Evaluations
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Personal contacts/email
Student/staff meetings
SPOTS
SURF