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I. Cells/Genetics

II. BodyInternal

III. BodyExternal

IV. Population/Environment

Syllabus

 

Welcome to Human Biology

 

  

Larry Frolich, Ph.D.

Biology Department

Yavapai College

E-mail:  LarryFrolich@yahoo.com

Skype:  lmfrolich

 

COURSE INTRO VIDEO [link]

**If video doesn't open, see box below

Announcements

 

  • Grading and Feedback for Unit One Completed. Here is a link to the grading videos [link]. 

  • Also, please check your YC Scholar E-mail for a general note to all of you.

  • Points for each assignment are posted on the Blackboard Gradebook for this course (log on to myYC and go to Blackboard)

 

  • Save a copy of all coursework on your own computer or disk before posting it on to your Human BioNet blog portfolio.

  • E-mail or Skype me with any questions or concerns.

course logistics:

Human BioNet [link]

direct Aris access  [link]

Aris course code:  4EC-E8-BFF

 

-Welcome Letter [Word download]

-Syllabus [Word download]

-Human BioNet and your first blog entry [link]

-How to register on the Mader text Aris website [link]

-Suggested order for completing each unit of the class [link]

-Compendium Review Guidelines [link]  [Word download]

-Ethical Issue Essay Guidelines [link]  [Word download]

-Online and Academic Help Resources [link]

Unit I. Cells and Genetics

(breast cancer cell)

Complete all work in this unit by:   September 18      

Unit II. The Body:

Internal Maintenance

(red blood cells)

Complete all work in this unit by:      October 16      

 

Unit III. The Body:

Environmental Interactions

(neurons cultured on a silicon structure-more info here)

Complete all work in this unit by:    November 12    

 

Unit IV. Human Populations:

Reproduction and Ecology 

(human embryo, morula stage)

Complete all work in this unit by:     December 11      

 

 

"There is grandeur in this view of life, with its several powers, having been originally breathed into a few forms or into one; and that, whilst this planet has gone cycling on according to the fixed law of gravity, from so simple a beginning endless forms most beautiful and most wonderful have been, and are being, evolved."

                            Charles Darwin, On the Origin of Species, 1859

                                                      


Please address course correspondence and questions to: LarryFrolich@yahoo.com

 

Biology Department                                                                                                                                 In Ecuador:

Yavapai College                                                                                                                              Casilla 10-01-699

1100 East Sheldon Street                                                                                                                    Ibarra-Ecuador

Prescott, AZ  86301                                                                                                                    Tel:  593-62-608-789

Office:  4-233A                                                                                                                                 Skype:  lmfrolich

Phone:  (928) 717-7628; (800)-922-6787                                                              

 

© Larry Frolich 2009

 

Your hearts know in silence the secrets of the days and the nights.

But your ears thirst for the sound of your heart's knowledge.

You would know in words that which you have always known in thought.

You would touch with your fingers the naked body of your dreams.

And it is well you should.

                            --Kahlil Gibran, The Prophet

 

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