BIOL 3730 02: Human Physiology

BIOL 3730 - Human Physiology

Fall 2026 Syllabus, Section 02, CRN 41082,

Credit hours: 4

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Instructor

Jill Tall

Email: jmtall@ysu.edu

Public Instructor Information

Instructor Title: Associate Professor
Instructor Professional Qualifications:  

Ph. D. (2001), Biomedical Sciences, Major Focus – Neurobiology, Minor Focus – Pharmacology, Kent State University in cooperation with Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine

Bachelor’s (1996), Zoology, Arizona State University

Instructor Office Location:  Ward Beecher Hall #4026
Instructor Office Phone:  330-941-1387

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Course Description

3730. Human Physiology. Concepts of human physiology that focus on the regulation of homeostatic mechanisms by the neural, endocrine, cardiovascular, respiratory, and renal systems. Four hours lecture. Prereq.: BIOL 2602 or BIOL 2603. 4 s.h.

Course Readings

Group Title Author ISBN
Optional Human Physiology: An Integrated Approach Silverthorn DU 978-0-13-460519-7

The course readings are subject to change in the event of extenuating circumstances, research developments, current events, and/or to ensure better learning.  

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Schedule of Topics and Assignments

Day Date Proposed Topic Due/To Prepare for Class
Mon 8/24 Syllabus Review
"Meet and Greet" Activity
Tue 8/25 Physiology Foundations
Wed 8/26 Physiology Foundations
Thu 8/27 Physiology Foundations
Mon 8/31 Physiology Foundations
Tue 9/1 Physiology Foundations
Wed 9/2 Physiology Foundations
Thu 9/3 Physiology Foundations
Mon 9/7
Tue 9/8 QUIZ 1
Quiz grading and review
Wed 9/9 Endocrine System
Thu 9/10 Endocrine System
Mon 9/14 Endocrine System
Tue 9/15 Endocrine System
Wed 9/16 Endocrine System
Thu 9/17 Endocrine System
Mon 9/21 EXAM 1
Tue 9/22 Nervous System
Wed 9/23 Nervous System
Thu 9/24 Nervous System
Mon 9/28 Nervous System
Tue 9/29 Nervous System
Wed 9/30 Nervous System
Thu 10/1 Nervous System
Mon 10/5 QUIZ 2
Nervous System
Tue 10/6 Nevous System
Wed 10/7 Muscular System
Thu 10/8 Muscular System
Mon 10/12 Muscular System
Tue 10/13 Muscular System
Wed 10/14 Muscular System
Thu 10/15 Muscular System
Mon 10/19 EXAM 2
Tue 10/20 Cardiovascular System
Wed 10/21 Cardiovascular System
Thu 10/22 Cardiovascular System
Mon 10/26 Cardiovascular System
Tue 10/27 Cardiovascular System
Wed 10/28 Cardiovascular System
Thu 10/29 Cardiovascular System
Mon 11/2 QUIZ 3
Respiratory System
Tue 11/3 Respiratory System
Wed 11/4 Respiratory System
Thu 11/5 Respiratory System
Mon 11/9 Respiratory System
Tue 11/10 Respiratory System
Wed 11/11
Thu 11/12 Respiratory System
Mon 11/16 EXAM 3
Tue 11/17 Renal System
Wed 11/18 Renal System
Thu 11/19 Renal System
Mon 11/23 Renal System
Tue 11/24 Renal System
Wed 11/25
Thu 11/26
Mon 11/30 Digestive System
Tue 12/1 Digestive System
Wed 12/2 Digestive System
Thu 12/3 Digestive System
Mon 12/7
Tue 12/8
Wed 12/9 EXAM 4 10:30-12:30
Thu 12/10

The course schedule, policies, procedures, and assignments in this course are subject to change in the event of extenuating circumstances, by mutual agreement, and/or to ensure better learning.