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Physiology Lab (Phsl 3701)
Fall 2012
UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA
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Atlas of Human Cardiac
Anatomy |
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Physiology
Lab Phsl 3701
Course
Developer:
Paul A. Iaizzo,
Ph.D. (Surgery and Physiology)
Office Hours:
Formal office hours will not be held.
However, an additional open lab time will be scheduled on Friday afternoons
from 12:30 - 3:30pm, which is available for help and/or for extra time to get
labs done. If you need to come in for extra time on Fridays, let the TA know
ahead of time when you will be coming in on Friday. You can make arrangements
during your regular lab time or via email. If you need help and can not make
it on Fridays, then please contact one of the TAs listed above. When contacting TAs PLEASE be sure put 3701 in the
subject heading! Objectives:
Grading:
Attendance
in all sessions is required and make-up sessions will need to be arranged by
the student with a TA. Students who are not actively participating during lab
session will not receive credit for attendance. The TA will review lab
notebooks during lab sessions several times throughout the semester to
provide feedback for improvement. In addition, specific written laboratory
write-ups will be assigned and verification of completion of computer modules
will be noted. The lab reports will be graded on a scale from 0 to 3.: 3- good;
2- needs some improvement; 1: unacceptable; and 0: not turned in. The final
grade is composed of: Attendance/Quiz/Hypothesis
35% Group
Final Project 20% Peer
Evaluations 20% Weekly
Lab Report 25% Textbook:
Since each module is being taught by various faculty members, there is no one textbook that is required, however there is a required lab packet that can be purchased in the bookstore. Human Physiology by Vander, Sherman and Luciano, which is required for the prerequisite course, will be used as a resource. It will be a future goal of this course faculty to develop a specific laboratory text book for physiological laboratory modules that is geared specifically for the biomedical engineering student. Topics:
(The
number and types of modules will increase and vary based on student feedback
as to their specific learning value)
- The Laboratory Notebook Lesson Summaries and Optional Lessons Academic
Integrity
Scholastic
dishonesty includes, but is not limited to: cheating on a test, plagiarism,
and collusion. Cases of dishonesty may be handled as a scholastic matter or as
a student conduct code matter at the discretion of the instructor.
Instructors choosing to treat the case as a scholastic matter have the
authority to decide how the incident of dishonesty will affect the student's
grade in the course. If the instructor has treated the case as a scholastic
matter involving the grade in a course and the student has a grievance
related to this action, that grievance would be processed as outlined in
Article IV, Section 3 of the Campus Assembly Constitution. Instructors choosing
to treat the case as a disciplinary matter will refer the case to UMC's
Student Conduct Code Coordinator for resolution under the University's
Student Conduct Code Syllabus
For a
printer-friendly version of the information on this page and the lab schedule,
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The Physiology Lab Course website was last updated on Sept.
2012 |