An introductory human anatomy course designed to provide the basic understanding of human structure necessary for further study in allied health and related fields is described. First, a general course description provides an overview; discusses the courses' place within the science curriculum, noting that it does not meet the general education requirements for the California State University system, but does satisfy graduation requirements for the associate of arts degree; states time assignments; and lists registration requirements. Next, information is provided on the organization and objectives of the course. Following an enumeration of terminal and long-range course goals, a course outline, a list of texts and supplies, and a list of the self-paced instructional programs required are provided. Appropriate laboratory attitudes and student and course evaluation methods are discussed next, followed by a student questionnaire. The bulk of the report outlines the goals, specific behavioral objectives, and learning activities for each of the six course units: Introduction to Human Anatomy, Axial Region, Appendicular Region, Nervous System, Thoracic Region, and Abdominal and Pelvic Region. (LL)