Transcript Animal Science/Dairy Science 434

Animal Science/Dairy Science 434
Reproductive Physiology
Introduction and Course Structure
Special 2007 Information
• Lectures - only enhanced podcast
» Access via Learn@UW and iTunes
• Dr. Parrish is at Colorado State
University, Ft. Collins, CO.
» Contact only via email
» If you need a person
– See Rick Monson, he is in charge of labs
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Direct Observation
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Physiological changes
» Looking into each other’s eyes
» Touching
» Heart rates increasing
» Increased blood flow to reproductive organs
– Vagina, Clitoris, Uterus (enhanced by estrogen)
– Erection of penis, contractions of epididymis
Instructor
• John J. Parrish
• 714 Animal Science (not in 2007)
• [email protected]
• 263-4324 (not in 2007)
Laboratories
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Tuesday, Wednesday
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Thursday
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Labs may last until 6:00 or 2:30 if you
are not prepared, so plan appropriately.
Bring appropriate cloths to lab
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» Room 128 Animal Sciences
» 3:30 - 5:30
» Room 128 Animal Sciences
» 12:05 - 2:00
Text (Required)
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Pathways to Pregnancy
and Parturition Second Revised Edition
» P.L. Senger
UW Bookstore
Library (not on
reserve)
Web Page
http://www.ansci.wisc.edu/jjp1/ansci_repro/index.html
• Can be reached
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through Learn@UW
Syllabus (lecture, lab
and exam schedule,
grading)
Lecture Outlines,
Handouts, Practice
Quizzes
Labs
Project Information
434 Web Site Modifications
• Updates may occur daily.
• Lecture outlines and labs are
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currently for last year
Fall 2007 lecture updates are done
by the time the podcast is posted.
Lab material will be updated if
needed by Tuesday on the week the
lab is to be done.
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Access to Enhanced Podcast
Go to Learn@UW
Click on “Vist Course Podcast in iTunes”
» Located toward center bottom of home page
in light purple
iTunes will open and take you to the page
for this course (nothing happens if no
iTunes)
» Click on course icon
» Under price click on the get button for the
episode you want.
» Episode is downloaded to your computer and
opened in iTunes.
» Subscribe if you want
Access to Enhanced Podcast
Double Click
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Study Time and Difficulty
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Lecture
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Lab
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Course difficulty
» 2 hours study time for each 1 hour of
lecture
» 1 hour study time for each hour of lab
» Dairy and Animal Science Students
– One of the most difficult in your majors
» Biology majors
– Similar to other zoology classes