Course-Num-Sect(Reg#)
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Class Meeting
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Loc
Credits
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Start/End
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Co-req
Sections
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Class
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| SCIT-1408
Applied Human Anatomy/Phys II | North Lake College [NLC] |
SCIT-1408-71111 (974792)
Applied Human Anatomy/Phys II |
| C253 |
| LEC |
| | M W |
| 8:00 AM |
| 9:20 AM | | C334 |
| LAB |
| | M W |
| 9:30 AM |
| 10:50 AM |
|
Alegre, Ticiano
Vita
|
NLC
4 |
8/31/15
12/17/15 |
|
eCampus
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Course Description
Find Class Availability
Class Syllabus
Textbook Info |
|
| | Scit 1407 & 1408 are courses in anatomy & physiology for students
seeking the associate degree of nursing and other degrees and
certificates in the health care field. |
|
SCIT-1408-71426 (974793)
Applied Human Anatomy/Phys II |
| INET |
| INET |
| | M T W R F |
| |
| | | INET |
| LAB |
| | M T W R F |
| |
| |
|
Alegre, Ticiano
Vita
|
NLC
4 |
9/8/15
12/17/15
(15 weeks) |
|
eCampus
Flex Term Sept.
Internet Based
|
Course Description
Find Class Availability
Class Syllabus
Textbook Info |
|
| | SCIT 1407 & 1408 are courses in anatomy & physiology for
students seeking the associate degree of nursing and other
degrees and certificates in the health care field. Both lecture
and lab for this section are taught online. All exams are
proctored at a DCCCD Testing center. It is mandatory that prior
to starting this course students must go to the course on
e-Campus and read the "Required Reading." This contains
information critical to entering and progressing in the course,
basically equivalent to an orientation. For further questions
contact the instructor at: talegre@dcccd.edu |
|
SCIT-1408-71427 (974794)
Applied Human Anatomy/Phys II |
| INET |
| INET |
| | M T W R F |
| |
| | | C334 |
| LAB |
| | T R |
| 5:45 PM |
| 7:05 PM |
|
Alegre, Ticiano
Vita
|
NLC
4 |
8/31/15
12/17/15 |
|
eCampus
Internet Based
|
Course Description
Find Class Availability
Class Syllabus
Textbook Info |
|
| | Lecture is taught online through the internet. Lab is taught
on-campus.It is mandatory that prior to starting this course
students must go to the course on eCampus and read the "Required
Reading." This contains information critical to entering and
progressing in the course. |
|
DCCCD
