OFFICE LOCATION #1: 345 F, NEAR THE OLD GYM ON THE MAIN CAMPUS
OFFICE HOURS: MON,WED @ 9:00 - 9:45 AM IN LAB 3393-103(MANONO CAMPUS)
MON @ 11:30 -1:00 PM,IN 345 F(MAIN CAMPUS) OR BY APPT
OFFICE PHONE: 974-7739,OR LEAVE A MESSAGE AT 974-7421
EMAIL: brashear@hawaii.edu, 966-7002 (voice mail)
TEXTBOOK: INTEGRATED PRINCIPLES OF ZOOLOGY, Hickman etal (2006) 13th Ed.

EXAMS/REPORTS/HOMEWORK:
EXAM # 1 = 100 pts FEB 13, 2006
EXAM # 2 = 100 pts MAR 22, 2006
FINAL EXAM = 100 pts MAY 8, 2006
EXAM # 1 = 100 PTS FEB 12, 2001
EXAM # 2 = 100 PTS ARP 2, 2001
FINAL EXAM = 100 PTS MAY 9, 2001
QUIZZES/HW = 100 PTS
REPORT(W&O) = 100 PTS


ACTIVITIES = 100 PTS
ORAL PRESENTATION
WRITTEN REPORT

GRADE SCALE: A = 90 -100 %
B = 80 - 89 %
C = 70 - 79 %
D = 60 - 69 %
F = < 60 %
IMPORTANT DEADLINES:
LAST DAY FOR CREDIT/NO CREDIT: MARCH 17, 2006
LAST DAY FOR WITHDRAWAL WITHOUT W: JANUARY 27, 2006
LAST DAY FOR WITHDRAWAL WITH W: MARCH 17, 2006
FINAL EXAM DATE: MONDAY MAY 8, 2006
FINAL EXAM TIME: 9:40 - 11:40 AM

COURSE OBJECTIVES:


STUDENT LEARNING OUTCOMES:

Students should be able to:

1. Understand scientific method and apply it to their daily lives
2. Use the scientific system of classification to understand animal diversity on this planet
3. Understand how living organisms interact with each other and their environment and how species have evolved.
4. Understand basic chemistry as it relates to biological molecules of life and exchanges within animals and ecosystems
5. Analyze animal ecology: where do they live and why, what are their roles in the ecosystem
6. Learn the eleven major phyla of animals and representative specimens
7. Communicate more efficiently after creating class presentations and group assignments


PRINCIPLES OF ZOOLOGY 101 LECTURE (16264): MON/WED 10:00-11:15 am in 3393-Rm 103
DATE TOPIC READINGS
JAN 9 Part 1 - Introduction to the Living Animal
Life: Biological Principles and the Science of Zoology Ch 1, p 2-20
11 The Origin & Chemistry of Life Ch 2, p 21-35

JAN 16 Holiday -Martin Luther King Day: No Classes
18 Cells as Units of Life Ch 3, p 36-50

JAN 23 Cell Division, (Cell Quiz) Ch 3,p 50-55
25 Cell metabolism Ch 4, selections

JAN 30 Part 2 - Continuity & Evolution of Animal Life
Genetics : A Review Ch 5, p 74-85
FEB 1 Genetics : A Review Ch 5, p 87-93,98,100

FEB 6 Organic Evolution Ch 6, p 102-120
8 “ ” Ch 6, p 120-130
FEB 13 EXAM # 1
15 The Reproductive Process Ch 7, p 131-150
Principles of Development Ch 8, selections

FEB 20 Holiday - President’s Day: No Classes
22 Part 3 - The Diversity of Animal life
Architectural Pattern of an Animal Ch 9, p 178-192

FEB 27 Classification & Phylogeny of Animals Ch 10, p 193-200,206-209
MAR 1 Protozoa Ch 11, p 210-238

MAR 6 Mesozoa & Parazoa Ch 12, p 239-252
8 Radiate Animals Ch 13, p 253-281

MAR 13 Acoelomate Bilateral Animals Ch 14, p 282-303
Psuedocoelomate Animals Ch 15, p 305-324
15 Mollusca Ch 16, p 325-354

MAR 20 Segmented Worms Ch 17, p 355-372
22 EXAM # 2

MAR 27-29 Holiday - Spring Break : No Classes
APR 3 Arthropods Ch 18, p 373-385
5 Aquatic Mandibulates Ch 19, p 386-406
Terrestrial Mandibulates Ch 20, p 407-437
APR 10 Echinoderms and Hemichordates Ch 22, p 454-479
12 Chordates Ch 23, p 480-497

APR 17 Fishes Ch 24, p 498-526
19 Early Tetrapods & Modern Amphibians Ch 25, p 527-546

APR 24 Amniote Origins and Reptiles Ch 26, p 547-567
26 Birds Ch 27, p 568-594

MAY 1 Mammals Ch 28, p 595-623
3 Mammals, Review for Final Exam Ch 28

FINAL EXAM MONDAY MAY 8, 2006 @ 9:40-11:40 AM