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Liz
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Jul 12, 2017 at 12:44 PM
Fantastic subject. This is a huge step up from second year anatomy purely due to the amount of content covered in a single lecture. However, Varsha and the rest of the anatomy department are extremely well organised and the practical classes are very well run and very helpful in terms of getting to physically be able to look at specimens and relate what you have learnt in theory to practice. Coming into this subject i was a Physiology major and coming out of the subject i had changed to Human Structure and Function. It is a hard subject but very interesting and thoroughly enjoyable if you put the time and effort into it.
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1 Comment on ANAT30007 Human Locomotor Systems
Fantastic subject. This is a huge step up from second year anatomy purely due to the amount of content covered in a single lecture. However, Varsha and the rest of the anatomy department are extremely well organised and the practical classes are very well run and very helpful in terms of getting to physically be able to look at specimens and relate what you have learnt in theory to practice. Coming into this subject i was a Physiology major and coming out of the subject i had changed to Human Structure and Function. It is a hard subject but very interesting and thoroughly enjoyable if you put the time and effort into it.