ANFS 345 Animal Physiology, a required course for all animal-based majors, is being offered for the first summer session (June 9 – July 11) as an asynchronous online course. If interested, please register by Wednesday May 21st. For questions about prereqs and/or coreqs or if you have trouble registering, please reach out to Dr. Dutta at adidutta@udel.edu
Curious about how animal body systems work, and what happens when they don’t? ANFS 345: Introduction to Animal Physiology is a fully online summer course that dives into the biological, chemical, and physical functions of domestic animals at every level, from molecule to organism.
Course Details:
- Instructor: Dr. Aditya Dutta
- Dates: June 9 – July 11, 2025 (First Summer Session)
- Format: Asynchronous Online
- Credits: 3
Course Overview:
This course covers the comparative physiology of domestic animals and introduces pathophysiology– the study of diseases resulting from disruptions in normal physiological processes. You’ll explore how animal body systems function at molecular, cellular, organ, and system levels.
Prerequisite: ANFS 240
Corequisite: BISC 205, BISC 207, or BISC 208
Ideal for students pursuing animal science, pre-vet, biology, or related fields, this course builds a strong foundation for careers in animal health, veterinary medicine, and research.
