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BIOL 2301 - Human Biology Laboratory

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Level: 
Lower
Credits: 
1
Course Attributes: 
Course attributes: Liberal Arts and Science
Description: 
A group of laboratory exercises to aid in the study of human systems and their physiology. The laboratory sessions are designed to provide students with a basic understanding of the structure and functions of cells, tissues and organ systems. The goals of the course are to promote an appreciation for the extraordinary complexity of our bodies; to develop a proficiency in the use of laboratory equipment and the proper handling of materials, and to foster the development of self-sufficiency in the conduct of laboratory experiments and observations.
Course Sections: 
BIOL - Biology
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