ANAT-A 225 Description
IUB GenEd N&M credit, Class uses IU eTexts
This course presents a systemic approach to studying the human body. Students learn the gross and microscopic anatomy of the following systems: integumentary, skeletal, muscular, nervous, circulatory, lymphatic, respiratory, digestive, endocrine, urinary, and reproductive. The lab component is face-to-face only and reinforces lecture using models, slides, bones, and cadaver demonstration.
MSCI-M 100 Description
Course Topic: IMPROVING LEARNING SKILLS IN ANATOMY
Exploration of a major issue in biomedical sciences, using analysis of scientific literature, and interpretation of contemporary research data. Readings and lectures are supplemented by whole-class and small-group discussion, and by frequent written assignments.
Timeline
June 8: Walnut Grove 8-week housing contract begins
June 9: 2nd 8-week session classes start, ANAT-A 225 and MSCI-M 100 begin
June 23: 2nd 6-week session classes start, FYS begins
August 1: All summer session classes end
August 2: Walnut Grove move-out (for students not staying on campus)
August 4: Move-over to fall housing (for students saying on campus)
Tuition and fees
| 6 hours— ANAT-A 225 + MSCI-M 100 |
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First-Year Seminar Tuition (1 cr.) | In-State: $331.90 | Out-of-State: $1,261.54 |
Academic Course Tuition In-State: $331.90/hr Out-of-State: $1,261.54/hr | In-State: $1,991.40 | Out-of-State: $7,569.24 |
Course Fee (ANAT-A 225) | $289.31 |
Housing Contract Depends on room availability | Double: $2,514 Single w/ shared bath: $2,646 Single w/ private bath: $2,912 |
Meal Plan 3x/day | $1,825 |
Optional—early move-over to fall housing assignment ($35/day for 14 days) | $490 (TBD) |
Textbooks, etc. | Varies |
Note: This class has prerequisites, which can be fulfilled by CHEM-C 101, CHEM-C 103, or chemistry placement examination and consent of the department.
Description
IUB GenEd N&M credit - Natural Science
Basic principles of chemistry and biochemistry that align with the topics in CHEM-C 117. Chemical bonding (atomic structure, molecular structure, molecular orbital theory, and non-covalent interactions), macroscopic properties (energy, kinetics, equilibrium, and thermodynamics). Hands-on laboratory techniques in chemistry necessary for success in later chemistry laboratory courses, especially organic chemistry.
Timeline
May 14: Open registration for summer sessions ends
June 8: Walnut Grove 8-week housing contract begins
June 9: 2nd 8-week session classes start, CHEM-C 117/127 begins
June 23: 2nd 6-week session classes start, FYS begins
August 1: All summer session classes end
August 2: Walnut Grove move-out (for students not staying on campus)
August 4: Move-over to fall housing (for students saying on campus)
Tuition and fees
| 5 hours— CHEM-C 117/127 |
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First-Year Seminar Tuition (1 cr.) | In-State: $331.90 | Out-of-State: $1,261.54 |
Academic Course Tuition In-State: $331.90/hr Out-of-State: $1,261.54/hr | In-State: $1,659.50 | Out-of-State: $6,307.70 |
Course Fee (CHEM-C 117/127) | $289.31 |
Housing Contract Depends on room availability | Double: $2,514 Single w/ shared bath: $2,646 Single w/ private bath: $2,912 |
Meal Plan 3x/day | $1,825 |
Optional—early move-over to fall housing assignment ($35/day for 14 days) | $490 (TBD) |
Textbooks, etc. | Varies |
Note: This class has prerequisites, which can be fulfilled by CSCI-C 211, CSCI-H 211, CSCI-C 200, or CSCI-H 200.
Description
IUB GenEd N&M credit
Design of computer software systems and introduction to programming in the environment of a contemporary operating system. Topics include a modern object-oriented programming language; building and maintaining large projects; and understanding the operating system interface.
Timeline
May 14: Open registration for summer sessions ends
June 22: Walnut Grove 6-week housing contract begins
June 23: 2nd 6-week session classes start, CSCI-C 212 and FYS begin
August 1: All summer session classes end
August 2: Walnut Grove move-out (for students not staying on campus)
August 4: Move-over to fall housing (for students saying on campus)
Tuition and fees
| 4 hours— CSCI-C 212 |
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First-Year Seminar Tuition (1 cr.) | In-State: $331.90 | Out-of-State: $1,261.54 |
Academic Course Tuition In-State: $331.90/hr Out-of-State: $1,261.54/hr | In-State: $1,327.60 | Out-of-State: $5,046.16 |
Housing Contract Depends on room availability | Double: $1,885 Single w/ shared bath: $1,984 Single w/ private bath: $2,184 |
Meal Plan 3x/day | $1,369 |
Optional—early move-over to fall housing assignment ($35/day for 14 days) | $490 (TBD) |
Textbooks, etc. | Varies |
Description
IUB GenEd N&M credit
Functional aspects of cells, tissues, organs, and systems in the mammalian organism. Lab instruction will be completed in a face-to-face format.
Timeline
May 14: Open registration for summer sessions ends
June 8: Walnut Grove 8-week housing contract begins
June 9: 2nd 8-week session classes start, PHSL-P 225 begins
June 23: 2nd 6-week session classes start, FYS begins
August 1: All summer session classes end
August 2: Walnut Grove move-out (for students not staying on campus)
August 4: Move-over to fall housing (for students saying on campus)
Tuition and fees
| 5 hours— PHSL-P 225 |
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First-Year Seminar Tuition (1 cr.) | In-State: $331.90 | Out-of-State: $1,261.54 |
Academic Course Tuition In-State: $331.90/hr Out-of-State: $1,261.54/hr | In-State: $1,659.50 | Out-of-State: $6,307.70 |
Course Fee (PHSL-P 225) | $289.31 |
Housing Contract Depends on room availability | Double: $2,514 Single w/ shared bath: $2,646 Single w/ private bath: $2,912 |
Meal Plan 3x/day | $1,825 |
Optional—early move-over to fall housing assignment ($35/day for 14 days) | $490 (TBD) |
Textbooks, etc. | Varies |