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Human Anatomy and Physiology
Release Date: 2017-09-221. Basic information for the course
Course Code: 200403
Course: Human Anatomy and Physiology
Component: Specialization
Hours: 48
No. of Credits: 3
Suitable users: Undergraduate students of applied psychology
Assessment: Examination
2.Course Description
Human anatomy and physiology is a compulsory course of psychology majors as the foundation of studying and researching brain science. This course can help students develop a comprehensive understanding of human life activities and the basic laws to acquire the scientific skills of doing experiments. In this way students can enhance their quality and capacity of engaging in psychological research. The course focuses on elaborating basic human structure and physiological process of human body, the laws and the mechanisms of life activities, especially the nervous tissue and the nervous system, anatomical and physiological functions of sense organs to lay a solid foundation for their future learning. Human anatomy and physiology are possessed of characteristics of theory, practice and application.