BIO 157 — Human Biology (w/lab)
An introductory biology course presenting basic concepts of the human body and its relationship to the environment Topics include human chemistry, cell structure and function, histology, cell reproduction, and genetics These concepts are used to study the principles of the major organ systems and how the human body functions as a whole and then how the body functions and interacts with the ecosystem Aspects of health and disease are presented including nutrition, cancer, and aging Laboratory includes gross and microscopic structure and function with dissection Three lecture hours, two lab hours