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what's psychobio? I never heard of it =P
I'm taking 2 bio, 2 chem, 2 math, 2 psych, 1 physics, 1 astron and still looking for kinesio  |
Well, I just looked up the course, and...
"This course introduces essential components of the central and peripheral nervous systems as well as key regulatory systems. Concepts such as plasticity, homeostasis, compensation and adaptation and ways in which failure of these regulatory systems can lead to illness states are examined."
Very interesting!
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heyyy that course sounds cool LOL, i might take it instead of a second math now hmmmm =P thanks for letting me know =)
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I have no idea what it is Lol.. It's under the Health Science course list. I liked the fact that it joins Psych and Bio.. not too sure about it.. might switch to astron 1f03 .. Can't make up my mind as you can see =P |
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07-08-2009 at 09:16 PM
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haha ya i know! I think I will take it too =P if it's still available
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Well, I just looked up the course, and...
"This course introduces essential components of the central and peripheral nervous systems as well as key regulatory systems. Concepts such as plasticity, homeostasis, compensation and adaptation and ways in which failure of these regulatory systems can lead to illness states are examined."
Very interesting! |
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07-08-2009 at 09:18 PM
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heyyy that course sounds cool LOL, i might take it instead of a second math now hmmmm =P thanks for letting me know =)
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No problem!  .. Anything's better than a second math haha
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07-08-2009 at 09:19 PM
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I hope that wasn't sarcastic haha
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07-08-2009 at 09:28 PM
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No, not at all! I actually do find that stuff interesting! I'm such a nerd, I know...
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Well, I just looked up the course, and...
"This course introduces essential components of the central and peripheral nervous systems as well as key regulatory systems. Concepts such as plasticity, homeostasis, compensation and adaptation and ways in which failure of these regulatory systems can lead to illness states are examined."
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Wow, I don't even know what most of those words mean in that course description lol!
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07-08-2009 at 09:34 PM
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No, not at all! I actually do find that stuff interesting! I'm such a nerd, I know... |
Haha noo! I'm taking the course too, so it's definitely not nerdy .. And you're in Health Sci so we're both nerds Yay! 
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07-08-2009 at 09:34 PM
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No, not at all! I actually do find that stuff interesting! I'm such a nerd, I know... |
You're not a nerd for finding interesting stuff interesting!
I just might change elective now too...XD |
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Wow, I don't even know what most of those words mean in that course description lol!
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Hahah! I just got the jist of it
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Lol, mine is even worse... I need Stats 2B03 and I'm giving Econ 1B03 XD. I'm just going to take McMaster's advice and take Stats 2B03 in 3rd year. Who knows, they might actually be right.
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Well we might be in the same class for 1b03, if it's first term.
High five?
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I know this is a long shot But I would like either Media 1B03 or Health Studies 2D03 - and in return I'd trade Linguistics 3A03 Phonology - although I doubt this class is full. :] |
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Well we might be in the same class for 1b03, if it's first term.
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I took the evening one... I guess that means even less chance of someone actually wanting it Lol
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I took the evening one... I guess that means even less chance of someone actually wanting it Lol
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I didn't pick the evening one because I have a MedRadSci lab before that. Wouldn't want classes 4 hours straight in the evening.
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I didn't pick the evening one because I have a MedRadSci lab before that. Wouldn't want classes 4 hours straight in the evening.
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Definitely not. I think I didn't take the ones in the day because I have classes during those times.
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