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BIOL1411: Anatomy & Physiology I with Wet Lab
<br />Credit Hours: 4
<br />Clock Hours: 45/30/0
<br />Human Anatomy and Physiology revolves around the
<br />human body. The human body is an amazing
<br />compilation of biological structures that carry out at[ the
<br />functions required to maintain life. In this course, you
<br />wilt begin to learn about the structures of the human
<br />body and explore the ways in which these structures
<br />enable the body to function. In doing so, the muscular,
<br />skeletal, nervous, sensory and endocrine systems will
<br />be investigated. This course also requires an on -ground
<br />wet lab component.
<br />BIOL1421: Anatomy & Physiology 11 with Wet Lab
<br />Credit Hours: 4
<br />Clock Hours: 45/30/0
<br />Human Anatomy and Physiology revolves around the
<br />human body, The human body is an amazing
<br />compilation of biological structures that carry out all the
<br />functions required to maintain life. This is the second of
<br />two courses that covers the organization of the body
<br />and the anatomy and physiology of various body
<br />systems, such as, the circulatory, cardiovascular,
<br />Lymphatic, immunity, digestive, respiratory, urinary, and
<br />reproductive systems. This course also requires an on -
<br />ground wet Lab component.
<br />Prerequisites:
<br />BIOL1411
<br />BIOL1431: Microbiology with Wet Lab
<br />Credit Hours: 4
<br />Clock Hours: 45/30
<br />In this course, students learn a branch of biology
<br />dealing with microscopic forms of life. They will learn
<br />how microorganisms on humans can be both beneficial
<br />and harmful. Students will have an insight on different
<br />viruses and how they affect humans, the environment
<br />and the future of genetics. Laboratory is three hours per
<br />week.
<br />Prerequisites:
<br />None
<br />CHEM1411: General and Inorganic Chemistry with Wet
<br />Lab
<br />Credit Hours: 4
<br />Clock Hours: 45/30/0
<br />In this course, the student will learn basic chemical
<br />principles. Topics will include atomic and molecular
<br />structures, states of matter, stoichiometry of reactions,
<br />equilibrium systems, chemical thermodynamics,
<br />electrochemistry, periodic properties, and the chemistry
<br />of transition elements. This course also requires an on -
<br />ground wet lab component.
<br />CHEM1421: Organic and Biochemistry with Wet Lab
<br />Credit Hours: 4
<br />Clock Hours: 45/30/0
<br />In this course, the student will learn basic concepts
<br />related to organic and biochemistry. Topics will include
<br />spectroscopy, nomenclature, properties and synthesis
<br />of aliphatic and aromatic hydrocarbons, alkyl halides,
<br />alcohols, carbonyl compounds, carboxylic acids, lipids,
<br />amino acids, nucleotide metabolic pathways, and the
<br />structure and function of nucleic acids. This course also
<br />includes a wet lab component.
<br />Prerequisites:
<br />CHEM1411
<br />COMM1310: Elements of Human Communication
<br />Credit Hours: 3
<br />Clock Hours: 45/0/0
<br />Students are given the opportunity to Learn and apply
<br />practical principles of human Interpersonal
<br />communication In daily life. Emphasis is placed on the
<br />psychological, social, cultural, and linguistic factors that
<br />affect normal person -to -person interaction, Through
<br />practical application, this course assists the student in
<br />improving public speaking skills.
<br />CPSOioo1: Career Path Success A
<br />Credit Hours: 0.5
<br />Clock Hours: 15 (Theory 15) (Online 15)
<br />In this Career Path Success course students wilt learn
<br />and practice many of the soft skills needed to be
<br />successful in a healthcare career. Students wilt explore
<br />attitudes, behaviors and communication skills expected
<br />by employers, coworkers and patients, Upon
<br />completion of this course, students will better
<br />understand the Importance of time management,
<br />planning and scheduling, managing distractions, and
<br />scheduling for specialized populations. Students will
<br />also learn how to prioritize time using various methods,
<br />create personalized schedules and to-do lists, and
<br />manage distractions. The importance of critical thinking
<br />in the workplace and scheduling needs for specialized
<br />populations is examined.
<br />CPSO1oo2: Career Path Success B
<br />Credit Hours: 0.5
<br />Clock Hours:15/o/0
<br />In this Career Path Success course students will Learn
<br />and practice many of the soft skills needed to be
<br />successful in a healthcare career. Students will explore
<br />attitudes, behaviors and communication skills expected
<br />by employers, coworkers and patients. This course
<br />discusses appropriate attire as well as overall
<br />professional image for a healthcare environment,
<br />Students will examine habits that promote effective
<br />study skills as well as identify appropriate professional
<br />interactions when working with specialized populations.
<br />Prerequisites:
<br />None
<br />2022-2023 Garden Grove Catalog I Publication Date: May 20, 20231 Effective July 1, 2022 through June 30, 2023
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