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Course Name:Structure & Function of Human Body I (BIOS 1250)
Entity:Arcadia High School
Description:

2 Hrs. of Dual Credit CCC Columbus, NE (MUST TAKE BOTH 1250 & 1260)
Overview: This course is designed for students pursuing careers in allied health fields and who have minimal background in physical and biological sciences with an optional self-review of chemistry necessary to understand biological processes. The CODEC system will provide visual contact for lecture, discussions, grading, videos or a variety of learning options. All assignments will be scheduled using McGraw Hill connect ED course management. Chapters: Introduction to Human Anatomy & Physiology; Cells; Cellular Metabolism; Tissues; Skin and the Integumentary System; Skeletal System; Muscular System; Nervous System; Somatic and Special  Senses; Blood; Cardiovascular System; Digestion and Nutrition; Respiratory System; Reproductive Systems; Endocrine System; Lymphatic System & Immunity; Urinary System; Water, Electrolyte, and Acid-Base Balance; Pregnancy, Growth and Development WE COVER ALL CHAPTERS except 2 Chemical Basis of Life.
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Subjects:Physical Ed, Science, Health Science
Grade Levels:11 - College
Prerequisites:High School Biology is a mandatory prerequisite Chemistry is suggested prerequisite or co-requisite Medical Terminology is a very highly recommended prerequisite or co-requisite
Comments:Required Materials: Hole's Essentials of Human Anatomy and Physiology High School Edition; Shier, Butler, and Lewis, editors. McGraw Hill connect Ed, & Laboratory Manual used as a workbook is Hole’s essentials of Human Anatomy and Physiology by Terry R. Martin (Sheir, Butler & Lewis)Schools need to purchase NEW LAB Manuals & CONNECTION from Arcadia Public Schools. Laptop preferred(or desktop computer in Distance Learning Room) Codec/Zoom, CANVAS, texts, Google Classroom & email are all forms of communication. High Speed Internet at home is optional but very beneficial for homework Class time +/- 5 min.

Distant Learning Coordinator Contact Information
DLC Contacts: BJ Peters • bpeters@esu13.org • 308-635-3696
Molly Aschoff • maschoff@esu8.org • 402-887-5041
Jason Everett • Jeverett@esu10.org • 308-237-5927
Scott Jones • scott.jones@esusixteen.org • 308-546-7153
Andrew Easton • aeaston@esucc.org • 888-888-8888

Section Information
NVIS ID:8532
Instructor:Wadas, Marie
Credit Type:Dual
Delivery Mode:Synchronous
Class meets:Fall 2024 from 8/19/2024 to 12/19/2024 at 1:03 PM-1:53 PM(Central) - MTWRF
Block Schedule:No
Availability:Open for registration
Computer required:Yes
Proctor required:Yes
LMS required:Yes
LMS instructions:LMS instructions: This course is designed for students pursuing careers in allied health fields and who have minimal background in physical and biological sciences with an optional self-review of chemistry necessary to understand biological processes. Zoom mtgs. will provide visual contact for lecture, discussions, grading, videos or a variety of learning options. All assignments will be scheduled using McGraw Hill Connect Ed a Course Management an internet based system. Six Units: 1. Levels of Organization 2. Support and Movement 3. Integration and Coordination 4. Transport 5. Absorption and Excretion 6. The Human Life Cycle.
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Prerequisites: High School Biology is a mandatory prerequisite, Chemistry and Medical Terminology are very highly recommended prerequisites or co-requisites. Required Materials: Hole's Essentials of Human Anatomy and Physiology HIGH SCHOOL EDITION c.2018; (ISBN 978-0-07-903972-9); High School Laboratory Manual For Human Anatomy and Physiology: Second Edition by Terry R. Martin (ISBN 978-0-07-675834-0). Schools need to purchase NEW LAB Manuals each year. Call Arcadia HS to discuss how to pay APS & connect with the McGraw Connect Ed. as Arcadia owns the site license for all my students for a certain number of years.
Cost:TBD
Enrolled: Arcadia High School (2 students)