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The document outlines the syllabus for the Physiology Laboratory course (Zool. 2232) for Fall 2011, taught by Dr. F. Watson. It includes prerequisites, course objectives focused on human physiology, a required textbook, a tentative laboratory schedule with topics and experiments, grading criteria based on exams and lab worksheets, attendance policies, lab safety rules, and expectations for student conduct in the laboratory.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Physiology Laboratory Zool document in the editor.
Begin by reviewing the prerequisites section. Ensure you meet the requirements of Biol. 1010, Zool. 1050, or Zool. 2250 before proceeding.
Navigate to the objectives section and familiarize yourself with the goals of the laboratory experiments, focusing on human physiology principles.
Refer to the tentative laboratory schedule provided in the document. Mark important dates for topics and exams in your calendar.
Fill out your name and signature at the end of the document under 'Name (Print)' and 'Signature' sections, ensuring all details are accurate.
Review lab policies carefully and acknowledge your understanding by signing and dating where indicated.

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Is psychology part of BCPM?

The only Psychology courses factored into the BCPM GPA are those cross listed with Neuroscience.

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About the Department Students may also elect to complete a concentration in 1) General Biology, 2) Molecular, Cellular, and Microbial Biology, or 3) Organismal, Ecological, and Evolutionary Biology as part of either the Bachelor of Arts or the Bachelor of Science.

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