BIOL 1110 - Human Biology Laboratory
1 Credits
This course is designed for non-science majors interested in learning basic human biology. The lab covers scientific method, microscopy, the cell, mitosis and meiosis, genetics and basic human anatomy and physiology. Topics will also include current issues in human health. This lab may be combined with BIOL 1114 (Critical Issues in Human Biology) or BIOL 1107 (Biology of Women) to fulfill the MnTC goal three requirement for a science course with lab.
Major Content Areas
Basic biology and Scientific MethodHuman Anatomy and Physiology Current issues in human health.
Learning Outcomes
Demonstrate understanding of the fundamental principles of scientific methods. Demonstrate understanding of simple microscopy. Demonstrate basic understanding of cells, cell division and genetics. Explain the key structures and function of human organ systems. Apply biological information to critical issues related to health and disease. Demonstrate understanding of current standard lab /field safety practices and procedures.
Minnesota Transfer Curriculum (MNTC) Goals
03 - Natural Science
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