Human Biology   Fall 2007

               Instructor:      Dr. Tim Ladd
               Office:           STB 200
               Phone :          872-3792
               Office hours:  Tuesday           1-3 PM
                                      Wednesday      2-3 PM
                                       Thursday        11-12 and 2-3 PM
 
 
Examinations   3 x 18 %   =  54% Test 1 is Oct 4; Test 2 is Nov 15, and Test 3 is December 13 (evening)
Take home exam 1           =   9 %  Material from Chapters 11 and 12 in Chiras textbook
Take home exam 2           =   9%   Material from Chapters 10 and 16
Oral presentation              =   8%  8-10 minutes with a 4 page paper. Include your references in the text and bibliography
10 page term paper          =   20%  10 pages, double spaced, size 12 font, 10 references with no more than 5 from the Internet
Total                                = 100%  
Term paper is due November 1, 2007
Biology 204 is a writing course; you must submit and receive a passing grade on the term paper to pass the course You can earn up to 50% of your lost points back if you resubmit your paper with the suggested corrections

Links to useful sites. Several have animations giving an excellent
overview of material covered in lecture.

The "Biology animations" site below has a wealth of information about
biological molecules (DNA), cellular respiration, body systems, the immune system(lymphatics), and much more. The site "Pathophysiology of the digestive system" is another excellent site that you will find useful when we talk about the digestive system. Also note the extensive directory of animations associated with the Na+K+ pump link. Enjoy.
 

Biology animations
 

Protein synthesis
 

ATP synthesis

Na+K+ pump

The heart

A little about microbes

Pathophysiology of the digestive system

Introduction to the immune system

Endocrine system

Respiratory System

More useful animations

Circulation and the heart

Medical animations

Physiology Canada

Overview of metabolism, digestion, and endocrine system