Professor Michelle Johnson
Professor Johnson is an Adjunct professor with the Department of Natural Sciences. Courses taught at Broward College include: BSC 1005 lecture and lab, BSC 1085 lecture and lab, BSC 1086 lab and MCB 2010 lab.
BSC 1085L Course Preview Page
Updated 5/21/2011
Human Anatomy & Physiology Lab I
BSC 1085L
Summer Term: 20103 Reference # 387311
This class meets MWF 6:30 -8:20pm. Attendance is MANDATORY.
Faculty Introduction
Welcome to BSC 1085L, Human Anatomy & Physiology. I have been teaching for approximately 4 years. I have been teaching at Broward College for a year and a half in the Natural Science Department. I hope to make your experience both educational and enjoyable. The practical experience you obtain will allow you to apply and integrate the knowledge gained from your classes to real life experiences. The interaction and communication developed between your instructor and peers will encourage maximum absorption and retention of the instructional material if utilized. Most importantly study consistently, have fun and do well. Good luck!!!!!!!!
Course Description
Laboratory exercises coordinated with BSC 1085 including microscope observation, experimentation, study of anatomical models, and dissection. Dissection exercises included. Meets Area 4A general education requirements for A.A. degree. Meets Areas 4 or 5 general education requirements for the A.S. degree. Special fee charged.
Methods of Instruction
This course is a 1-credit hour course and meets 3 times each week (during a 6 week term) for a total of 3 hours per week or 18 hours per term. This class is a blended course which combines face-to-face instructions with online learning activities. Consequently, there will be mandatory face-to-face meetings and structured online activities (for instance assignments and assessments) throughout the semester.
Learning Outcomes
Unit 1: Fundamentals
The student shall be able to recognize anatomical terminology and demonstrate familiarity with the structure and function of the microscope to better understand cytology and histology.
Unit 2: Cells
The student shall be able to describe cellular structures, membrane transport, the events of mitosis, and molecular transport.
Unit 3: Tissues
The student should be able to recognize the various tissue types of the human body.
Unit 4: Skeletal System
The student shall be able to identify the microscopic and macroscopic structure of bones, the bones of the human skeleton, and the types of joints.
Unit 5: Muscular System
The student shall be able to gain an understanding of the gross and microscopic anatomy of muscles as well as muscle physiology, and be able to name and identify selected muscles.
Unit 6: Nervous System and Special Senses
The student shall be able to demonstrate an understanding of the histological and gross anatomical features of the nervous system including the sense organs.
Course Requirements
Required Prerequisite(s): CHM 1033. CHM 1040, CHM 1045 is very strongly recommended (see your program requirements).
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Required Corequisite(s): BSC 1085
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Hardware or Software Requirements specific to your course (if different from the BC standard)
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Face-to-Face attendance is MANDATORY.
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All students must obtain their BC email address. It is used for course login.
Course Materials
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The required textbook for the course is:
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Lab Manual: Human Anatomy & Physiology I by Angel Rodriguez, Joy Stewart & Leo Stouder (4th edition custom for Broward College, Downtown ).
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ISBN #: 978-159-98-4272-1.
How to Register for this Course
Please register for the course using myBC website . Students must pay for the course before they will be able to log into the course.
Information Contact
If you are interested in registering for BSC 1085L, please feel free to contact me at my email: mjohnso3@broward.edu .
How to Access this Course once you are Enrolled in this Course
Login to your course will be available May 10, 2011. Normally, the login date is the first day of the session in which the course is scheduled. Make sure that you understand that the only people who will be permitted to login are those students who have registered and paid for the course. There may be a delay of up to 24 hours from when a student registers and pays before Blackboard login is activated.
Links to help students get connected to Blackboard/e-learning course(s) at BC
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BC Blackboard/e-Learning login page The direct link for Blackboard login is https://elearning.broward.edu.
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