More information on Human Biology (Biol 118)
Human Biology
- is a
science distribution credit (rather than an elective) for the Associate of
Arts Degree at
- includes some anatomy and physiology as well as related ecological, health and nutrition issues.
- is an alternative to Biology 160, particularly for those students for whom this may be their only shot at a college biology course.
- is a neat course, an informative course, and a chance to learn how your body works.
- doesn't require students to do dissections.
Many students take this course to prepare for the two quarter sequence Introduction to Anatomy/Physiology I and II. However, Human Biology is not a pre-requisite for A/P I and II. The pre-requisite for Introduction to Anatomy/Physiology I is a grade of “C” or better in Biology 160 or Biology 222.
DISABILITY STATEMENT: Any individual who has a documented disability which might interfere with his or her ability to fully participant in this class may be eligible for accommodations. Feel free to contact the instructor of this class as soon as possible or contact the Disability Support Program located on campus in Student Services (HUB), Room 119. Any information regarding disability will be kept confidential.