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Learning outcomes
Describe and contrast the structures and spatial relationships of the tissues, organs, systems, and regions that make up the human body.
Relate anatomical structures (tissues, organs, systems) to basic developmental processes and use comparative approaches to identify evolutionary and functional contexts.
Interpret and extrapolate sectional anatomical images to topographic anatomy using various methods and techniques such as medical imaging, measurement, drawing, and 3D printing
Integrate discrete anatomical knowledge into a comprehensive framework of body structures and systems
Work collaboratively to collect and analyse anatomical data.
Investigate and communicate, verbally and through writing, the developmental, evolutionary and functional aspects of human anatomy
Assessment summary
- Mid-semester Test: 15%
- Practical Activity Assessments: 30%
- Group Research Projects: 15%
- Final Examination: (2 hours and 10 minutes) 40%