This course is concerned with providing the student with the basic
principles of the nature and structure of the animal’s body parts and the
extent to which that structure is appropriate for the functions of the various
organs. It also provides the student with the necessary information about food
groups and their importance to the bodies of living organisms, and a comparison
of the functions of organs in different types of animals, and how these
functions are synergistic by the various systems in the animal
Intended learning outcomes
-Knowledge of the biological function of living
cell activities including experimental physiology and molecular physiology
-Understand
how the body's vital systems and biomolecules carry out chemical and physical
processes
-Knowing
how the functional activity of the activities of living matter, whether at the
level of the whole organism or a member of it, or at the level of the cell or
part of it
-Understanding
how to perform this job, what are the factors affecting the job, and how this
job integrates with other jobs
Teaching and learning methods
Theoretical
lectures using aids such as clarifications, PowerPoint presentations and- videos
Laboratory
activities by conducting laboratory experiments and evaluating the results-
Discussion
panels for scientific reports and practical assignments for each request-
Methods of assessments
semester work 40% and final 60%
Term
work: divided between written midterm exams, assignments and assignments for an
oral exam, submitting a report, or presenting the total 40
Practical
final exam 10 and theoretical final exam 50
