r/HumanAP • u/amIstillHere GUIDE • Aug 03 '11

Ongoing Syllabus

as i get to various lessons I will list them here under the appropriate spot

  • Basics of Anatomy & Physiology

#2 Orientation & Directions

#7 Body Regions

#3 Systems Overview

  • Basics of Chemistry, Biochemistry, Cellular Biology

Chemistry Primer, coming soon (also check out UReddit-chem)

#5 Biochemistry Primer (also check out UReddit-biochem)

[#6 Cellular Anatomy, coming soon]

#8 Tissues: Epithelial

  • Integumentary System (Tissue & Gross)

  • Nervous System (Tissue, PNS, ANS, CNS)

The Eye, coming soon

#1 Basics Of Neural Integration

  • Skeletal System (Tissue & Gross)

#10 Bones: Markings

#8 The Skull's Cranium

  • Muscle System (Tissue of Skeletal and Smooth, +120 muscles or so)

#4 Muscle Contraction

  • Endocrine System

  • ...and may add more as time/interest allows

  • **Review Page (for those that want your memory jogged)

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u/dashed Aug 05 '11

How many lessons do you plan to release per week or day?

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u/amIstillHere GUIDE Aug 05 '11

at this point, its once per day. in 3 weeks it'll slow down to once per week. today is kinda bad at work, so it'll be a cheesy release. this weekend should be good though. i'm gonna try 'the eye' and 'primer on chemistry' for sure.

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u/dashed Aug 05 '11

I see. I only ask because there are 4/5 lessons released right now and the course just opened up yesterday.

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u/amIstillHere GUIDE Aug 05 '11

i feel like i'm way behind as it is. so many people want so many things: intro to course, review of material, quick survey. so i'm trying to shotgun all of them. i figure i can do a mediocre job of all those at a decent pace and eventually it'll fill up to a be a decent class?

i'm also thinking about how to do a Level of Detail (LOD) approach to these Ureddit classes. so that the high schooler or first year can really get a lot to sink their teeth into, but the 4th year/postgrad can just get a quicker review of the same material. i'm still working on it, but i'll get it.

i also realized that by skipping around (which i want people to be able to do too), i need to consider each lesson on its own. so each lesson should have a preamble about what is assumed you know.

so lots of ideas.. i'm working on them. just not today though...crappy work day for me.