NUTR 221: Basic Human Nutrition
Course DescriptionBasic concepts of human nutrition which include carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, vitamins, minerals, absorption, digestion, metabolism, and energy utilization as they relate to health and food consumption at different stages of the life cycle. Students will complete a personal dietary project designed to assist in self-assessment and understanding for making healthy food choices. Current food and nutrition trends will also be addressed via weekly group discussions. This course fulfills the Contemporary Issues in Science (CS) piece of the Montana State University CORE Curriculum or 3 credits of the Natural Science degree requirement in the Liberal Studies. Meeting Place and TimesOnline Instructor(s)Janet Gamble.Janet Gamble is a Registered Dietitian (RD) who also has her Masters in Teaching. She is an instructor within the Department of Health and Human Development (Food and Nutrition) where she teaches courses such as Basic Human Nutrition, Food Science, Nutrition & Society, Micronutrient Metabolism and Culinary Marketing.
Tuition and FeesIf you are accepted into a qualified online program, see the appropriate MSU Online Only Tuition and Fee table. If you are also taking a face-to-face course, please refer to the MSU Fee Schedules. Required Books/Materials
Books can be purchased from many online retailers or at the MSU Bookstore. Computer Requirements:
This course uses a learning management system. You will learn more closer to the course start date. For More InformationFor course information: Please contact Janet Gamble at janet.gamble@montana.edu. How to RegisterYou must be accepted as a student to Montana State University to take this course. Learn how to apply. After your application has been accepted, you will register via MSU's online registration system, MyInfo. Registration requires a PIN number. Learn how to find your PIN. Once you have your PIN, learn how to register through MyInfo. |