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This course is designed to provide a general introduction to human physiology.
Topics covered include: cells; tissues/skin; skeletal system; endocrine system; nervous system; muscle system; blood; lymphatics; nonspecific immunity; humoral immunity; cellular immunity; cardiovascular system; respiratory system; urinary system; digestion and metabolism; and reproduction.
For students unfamiliar with CSU course designations, prerequisites listed below are equivalent to a semester of college biology and a semester of college chemistry. More information about course equivalents can be found at https://transferology.com.
BZ 101 (Humans and Other Animals) or BZ 110 (Principles of Animal Biology) or Attributes of Living Systems; CHEM 103 (Chemistry in Context) or CHEM 107 (Fundamentals of Chemistry) or General Chemistry I or instructor approval
Each lecture will be recorded on video, and processed for streaming video accessible through Canvas. A link on the course homepage will take you to an html page where you can link to the streaming video versions of the lectures. Lectures are usually mounted in Canvas the same day the lecture is presented.
Lectures may be viewed as streaming video on desktop and laptop computers as well as hand-held devices such as tablets and phones.
This course is also available as a noncredit option. See the BMLL 3001 course page if you want the content, but don't need the college credits.
Section 801
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Textbooks and materials can be purchased at the CSU Bookstore unless otherwise indicated.
The e-book access card can be purchased either at www.grtep.com with a credit or debit card or at the CSU Bookstore. Optional textbooks can be purchased online or at the CSU Bookstore.
9704915588 | john.walrond@colostate.edu
John Walrond is an associate professor in the Department of Biomedical Sciences at Colorado State University. Dr. Walrond's research interests focus on the structure and function of central and peripheral nicotinic cholinergic synapses.