The course objective is to introduce students to the structure and function of the human body. The course begins with foundational topics such as structural organization, anatomical terminology, and mechanisms of regulation. Students then explore the primary levels of organization—chemical, cellular, and tissue—before examining how body systems are designed for support, protection, movement, and stability. The course concludes with an in-depth study of the nervous system, highlighting its role in regulating and coordinating the body through the integration of multiple systems.
To gain the fullest experience, it is recommended that students take this lecture course alongside the Anatomy and Physiology I lab, which emphasizes hands-on application and real-world relevance of the subject.
