FACULTY DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP
Faculty Achievement is Student Success! FACULTY DEVELOPMENT WORKSHOP Presented by D & D Nursing Educators SERIES I May 18, 2013 (11am to 3pm). WORKSHOP I: Cultural...
Course Description: (AP 100)
A 54-hour theory course which helps prepare a student to function at a competent level in a healthcare environment and gain better understanding of the structure and function of the human body (Credit units: 3).
Course Prerequisites:
-Must be 18 years old and above
-Submit an original high school certificate or original transcript indicating that the student graduated from high school or its equivalent. A signed statement or attestation by the student is acceptable documentation. All non-English transcripts must be translated into English and be officially certified.
-Must take the WBST/Wonderlic English test with a passing score of 200 and above and Math test with a passing score of 210 and above.
Course Objectives:
Upon completion of this program, the student will be able to:
- Relate human body function and life process.
- Name the major human body system and their related functions.
- Name the major components of each system,
- Describe their anatomical locations and structures and their physiological functions.
- Receive a Transcript from Bay Area College of Nursing (Credit units: 3)
Topic Outline:
Teaching Strategies:
Lecture, Discussion, Audiovisuals, Return Demonstration, Group and Individual Conferences, and Activity
Time and Location: Theory classes will be held in the classroom.