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BIOL 142 Lab Syllabus and Course Overview - Spring 2014

This is the syllabus for BIOL 142 Lab, conducted by Instructor Michelle Smith, focusing on the anatomy and physiology of various systems including endocrine, cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems. Classes are held on Wednesdays from 1-3:50 PM in BLDG 5, R105. Attendance and participation are mandatory, and students are evaluated through quizzes and two major exams. Students are expected to adhere to lab safety protocols and maintain a positive learning environment. For more details, refer to the class website.

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BIOL 142 Lab Syllabus and Course Overview - Spring 2014

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  1. BIOL 142 Lab Spring 2014

  2. Instructor: Michelle Smith Contact Information: Email: miliefsk@hawaii.edu

  3. Class Web Sites: www.wcc.hawaii.edu/facstaff/miliefsky-m/ • Syllabus • Schedule • Assignments • Handouts

  4. Lab Time & Location CRN 21691 Wednesday 1-3:50 pm BLDG. 5, R105

  5. Instructor’s Office Location & Hours BLDG 5, R105 Monday & Wed. 9:30-10am or by apt

  6. Course Topics Anatomy & Physiology of: • Endocrine • Cardiovascular System • Respiratory System • Digestive System • Urinary System • Reproductive System

  7. Cell Phones Please turn it off before arriving to class!

  8. Attendance • 50 pts • Mandatory • Be on Time! • Don’t expect labs to end early. • Let instructor know if you anticipate an absence.

  9. Participation • 50 pts • Participate in activities • Work collaboratively • Clean up after

  10. Pre-Lab Quiz • 100 pts • Be on Time! • 1st 10 minutes of class • Posted on my website.

  11. Lab Manual Exercises • 200 pts • Due at the beginning of each lab

  12. EXAMINATIONS: • 2 exams • 300 points each (600 pts) • No make-up or retake • THE LAST LAB PRACTICAL WILL BE HELD DURING THE LAST WEEK OF CLASSES, NOT FINALS WEEK. Form study groups

  13. EXAMINATIONS: Bring your own scantron At bookstore 6 for $1.25

  14. Grading Practical Examinations(2) 600 points Pre-Lab Quiz 100 points Lab Manual Exercises 200 points Attendance 50 points Participation 50 points TOTAL 1000 points Grade cutoffs: A = above 90% B = 80%-90% C = 70%-80% D = 60%-70% F = below 60% No plus or minus final grades

  15. Academic Dishonesty • Cheating • Plagiarism See student handbook on conduct code or http://www.hawaii.edu/student/conduct/imper.html

  16. Lab Safety

  17. Lab Policies • Sign Waiver

  18. Lab Safety Prohibited • Food • Drink • Smoking • Cell phone • Horseplay • Open-toed shoes

  19. Lab Safety • Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for each chemical used is available to you upon request. • Know where 1st aid kit, eye wash and other safety equipment is.

  20. Lab Safety Please Report The Following to the instructor: • Injuries • Broken equipment • Broken glass or tools

  21. Lab Safety

  22. Lab Attire • Gloves • Goggles • No open-toed shoes

  23. Preparation • Read assignment before attending lab • Bring Additional Lab Info.pdf • Complete Homework Assignment

  24. Behavior • Have a positive attitude! • Work cooperatively with group members.

  25. Clean-up • Everyone participates • Disinfect your work area • Put equipment away

  26. Most Important • Keep you eyes open to your surroundings. • If your not sure, ASK!

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