Fall 2019 Course Syllabi

BIOLOGY 220/220L – Anatomy and Physiology I – Syllabus DAKOTA COLLEGE AT BOTTINEAU Instructor Shubham Datta, PhD Office: NSC 114; office hours posted on door and by appointment Telephone: 710-228-5463 Email: shubham.datta@ndus.edu Number of Credits 4 semester credits Pre-/Co requisites BIOL 150 or instructor approval Lecture Schedule NSC 105; 7:35 – 8:25 am MWF Laboratory NSC 128; 7:30 – 8:50 am Thursday and by arrangement Textbook Anatomy and Physiology, 9 th or 10 th edition; Patton and Thibodeau Available and can be ordered at the Dakota College Bookstore Lab Manual Anatomy and Physiology, 10 th edition; Patton and Thibodeau ; Laboratory Manual. Available and can be ordered at the Dakota College Bookstore Study Resources Quizzes, study-tips & other resources from lecture can be found on Anatomy and Physiology I BLACKBOARD shell. COURSE REQUIREMENTS— Grading is based on a standard college curve, where students earn a grade based upon the percent of total possible points they obtain. Although subject to slight modification based on the discretion of the instructor, the lecture component of this course will consists of 500 points (12 drop quizzes worth 10 points each, 4 lecture exams worth 100 points each, and one final exam worth 100 points). Lecture points are added to laboratory point (500 points) to obtain the total points possible for the course (1000). (Note: Regardless of the number of points, lecture points will comprise 50% of the total points and lab points will comprise 50% of the total points.) Drop quizzes may not be made up, but students will be able to drop their two lowest scores of the twelve drop quizzes given during the semester. There is a one-week grace period to make up any missed exam or assignment. Any missed exam/work not made up within the allotted time will be given a zero. Makeup exams may be of an essay nature and are usually considered more difficult. It is the responsibility of the student to schedule make- up work during a date and time convenient to both student and instructor. ATTENDANCE & EFFORT— Students are required to attend the 3 one-hour Lectures, & 1 two-hour Laboratory each week. Attend each Lecture - Some Lecture material will not be found in your textbook. Attend each Laboratory session. Additional Lecture material will be presented in the Lab. Lab material will appear during your Lecture exams, & visa-versa. You can expect to spend a minimum of 6-8 hours per week studying for this course in order to receive a minimum passing grade.