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BIO 101

SYLLABUS for BIO 101 – FALL 2013: HUMAN BIOLOGY
Instructor:
Lectures:

Dr. Matthew Schmidt
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 7-8:20 pm,
Rm. 100 Javits Lecture Center
Textbook:
BIO 101 Human Biology Edu-Pack, Schmidt
(Rothman Media).
Office Hours:
Tue/Th. 5:30-6:30
Office:
Life Sciences Room 372
Telephone:
(631) 360-4054
E-mail:
matt.schmidt@esc.edu
Teaching Assistants: see Blackboard
Quiz/Review session times/locations: see Blackboard
Course Website:
BLACKBOARD
LECTURE

DATE

TITLE (Chapter in book/edu -pack)

1

Tuesday 8/27

Course introduction. A Human Perspective
(Ch.1)

2

Thursday 8/29

Humans and the Living W orld (Ch. 1)

Tuesday 9/3

NO CLASS – scheduled by registrar

3

Thursday 9/5

The Chemistry of Life (Ch.2)

4

Tuesday 9/10

The Chemistry of Life (Ch.2)

5

Thursday 9/12

Cells: The Building Blocks (Ch.3)

6

Tuesday 9/17

Hierarchy and Homeostasis (Ch.4)

Thursday 9/19

MIDTERM EXAM 1 (Lectures 1-6)

7

Tuesday 9/24

The Nervous System (Ch. 5)

8

Thursday 9/26

Sensory Systems (Ch.6)

9

Tuesday 10/1

The Endocrine System (Ch. 7)

10

Thursday 10/3

The Blood/Cardiovascular System (Ch. 8)

11

Tuesday 10/8

Cardiovascular System (cont’d) (Ch. 8)

Thursday 10/10

MID TERM EXAM II (Lectures 7-11)

12

Tuesday 10/15

The Lymphatic System and the Immune
Response (Ch.9)

13

Thursday 10/17

The Digestive System (Ch. 10)

14

Tuesday 10/22

The Respiratory System (Ch. 11)

15

Thursday 10/24

The Urinary System (Ch. 12)

16

Tuesday 10/29

The Skeletal System (Ch. 13)

17

Thursday 10/31

The Muscular System (Ch.14)

18

Tuesday 11/5

Reproductive Systems (Ch. 15)

Thursday 11/7

MID TERM EXAM III (Lectures 12-18)

19

Tuesday 11/12

Early Development (Ch. 16)

20

Thursday 11/14

Chromosomes and Sex Determination
(Ch.17)

21

Tuesday 11/19

Cell Division: Mitosis and Meiosis (Ch. 17)

22

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