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Class Description:

The Introduction to Pathology of Disease class is designed for upper level undergraduate and MS students who are interested in pathology, human tissue function, disease progression and are considering graduate school or a health professions career. The course is designed to incorporate both didactic seminars and group paper-based discussions to understand the current state of specific topics in pathobiology. This course is designed to prepare the student for future independent disease research or a health profession..

Suggested Textbook Reading:

Robbins Basic Pathology and/or Robbins and Cotran Pathologic Basis of Disease

Goals/Objectives for students:

1. Develop knowledge of pathologies in various human tissues.
2. Gain an understanding of how tissue systems are organized and primary diseases in the tissues.
3. Learn how to identify alterations in diseased tissue compared to normal tissue.
4. Acquire knowledge about signaling pathways and mechanisms that are altered in diseases.

Handouts:

Handouts will become available as the course progresses. Please check the handouts page for additions.

• BP_HTN092123v2.pdf
• BP_HTN092123v2 case study.pdf

Registration and Troubleshooting Tips

• Registration Instructions
• Troubleshooting Tips

Previous Lectures:

Recordings of previous lectures (2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024) are available for viewing.

Discussion Boards:

• 2024 Module 1 Exam Questions.
• 2024 Module 2 Exam Questions.
• 2024 Module 3 Exam Questions.

Emails:

Please note that after registering for this course, you will receive a separate confirmation email for each class within the course. We apologize for the inconvenience of sending so many emails at once. Moving forward, you will receive reminder emails approximately one day and one hour prior to each individual class, but only for the pending class.

Details

Semester: Fall 2024
Days: Tuesday and Thursday
Time:

• NC A&T: Case Study: 12:30–1:00 pm
• NC A&T and NCCU: Lecture: 1:00–1:45 pm
• NCCU: Case Study: 1:45–2:15 pm

Location: Remote
Credit Hours: 3
Prerequisite: 1 biology course
Target Audience: Sophomore and higher
Registration Instructions