23 courses with the subject BIOM, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
BIOM 500Introduction to Biomedical Sciences3
This course employs the exploration of the molecular, genetic, biochemical and cellular basis of human oncogenesis, tumor metastasis, cancer detection and therapeutic advances as a comprehensive background for understanding and engaging the field of biomedicine. It provides a solid foundation in the basic biomedical principles that serve as the framework for advancing medical science including genetics, cellular anatomy, metabolism and cell signaling.
This is an intensive course that covers all aspects of human anatomy through lectures, followed by practical application using cadavers. In addition, imaging techniques including CT scans and x-ray radiography are used to introduce the student to the physician's perspective.
A concentrated, comprehensive course that provides the student with a high level of understanding of the physiological basis of medicine. The essential concepts of mechanisms of body function are presented at various levels of organization, ranging from cellular and molecular to tissue and organ system levels. Emphasis is placed on understanding the integrated regulation of various body processes among the major systems.
This is an intensive course that covers all aspects of human anatomy through lectures. Students will be shown how imaging techniques including CT scans and x-ray radiography are viewed from the physician's perspective. This course precedes BIOM 524 Human Anatomy Cadaver Lab which includes the use of human cadavers. (BIOM 523 and BIOM 524 are equivalent to BIOM 513)
This is a concentrated, comprehensive course that provides the student with a high level of understanding of the physiological basis of medicine. The essential concepts of physiology and mechanisms of body function are presented at various levels of organization ranging from cellular and molecular to tissue and organ system levels. Emphasis is placed on understanding the integrated regulation of various body processes among the major systems. This course precedes BIOM 526 Human Physiology Lab. (BIOM 525 and BIOM 526 are equivalent to BIOM 515).
An in-depth ethical analysis and evaluation of present and emerging biomedical technologies in the 21st century. While not ignoring other ethical schools of thought, the focus of this course will be on the Hippocratic and Judeo-Christian traditions with their emphasis on the inherent dignity and worth of humanity as a whole, as well as the individual patient. This ethical foundation will serve as the primary framework for discussing medical decision making and practice.
A comprehensive study of the viruses that cause human disease and the basic principles of microbial pathogenesis, including the molecular basis of infectious disease, how microbes establish infections, gain nutrients, cause damage to the host and disease, evade host defense mechanisms. The course will also include case studies.
Faculty and students will present and discuss papers from the literature on a topic in anatomy & cell biology. This course is required to be repeated eight times with different faculty and different topics.
Advanced students will develop teaching skills through involvement teaching laboratory or lecture courses. Students may assist faculty in undergraduate, masters or medical school courses. This course is required to be successfully repeated six times but only twice for the same practicum.
Guided research with a faculty member from the Anatomy & Cell Biology Ph.D. program. Students will learn a variety of experimental techniques and apply them. Students will complete a poster or oral presentation highlighting the results obtained. This course is required to be successfully repeated two - three times with different faculty members.
