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The Secret Lives of Cells is an introduction to basic science and biological concepts for first-year veterinary science students. The textbook covers the foundations needed for further study in veterinary anatomy, histology, immunology and physiology.

Part I introduces the major groups of living organisms and their taxonomic relationships.
Part II covers basic principles of scientific measurement fundamental to veterinary practice.
Part III describes the major organ systems, tissues and cell types.
Part IV introduces cell structure and function.
Part V describes biochemistry and metabolic foundations of nutrition.
Part VI explains cell membranes and movement of substances within and between cells.
Part VII outlines communication between cells.
Part VIII introduces concepts of molecular biology and genetics and biotechnology.
Part IX (to be released later) covers the foundations of microbiology.

A guide on how to use various AI tools while undertaking university study and research.

“Artifcial intelligence” is book 5 of 5 in Charles Sturt University’s Digital Skills series. The series has been developed to assist undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students with navigating the digital world at university. “Artificial intelligence” contains 2 modules focussed on assisting students in developing skills around using AI tools in their studies. Including guidance on responsible use of AI tools, encompassing information on benefits, risks, and ethical considerations for students.

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The first module of this book is a cloned version of Artificial Intelligence by The University of Queensland Library, published using Pressbooks by The University of Queensland under a CC BY-NC (Attribution NonCommercial) licence. It may differ from the original.

“Assignment essentials” is book 1 of 5 in Charles Sturt University’s Digital Skills series. The series has been developed to assist undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students with navigating the digital world at university. Assignment Essentials contains 4 modules to assist students in developing skills around finding and using information for their studies and assessments. Including guidance on finding and using information and media, understanding copyright and licencing obligations, and writing, citing and submitting assessment tasks.

“Security and safety” is book 3 of 5 in Charles Sturt University’s Digital Skills series. The series has been developed to assist undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students with navigating the digital world at university. Security and Safety includes 3 modules to assist students in developing their skills around online safety, privacy and security, and in recognising and reducing online risks. It includes information about using social media effectively to enhance university and professional life.

This student, industry and university co-designed anthology is a professional development resource for busy practitioners who are new to group work or growing their skills, as well as students, volunteers and academics searching for ideas. The book complements existing group work texts and other scholarship. It reflects the authors’ engagement with group work theory and shares the activities they designed in their group work workshop.

“Content Creation” is book 2 of 5 in Charles Sturt University’s Digital Skills series. The series has been developed to assist undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students with navigating the digital world at university. Content Creation includes 3 modules to assist students developing their own digital works. It introduces resources for making content equitable and accessible, choosing appropriate software tools and managing your intellectual property.

“Professional identity and skills” is book 4 of 5 in Charles Sturt University’s Digital Skills series. The series has been developed to assist undergraduate and postgraduate coursework students with navigating the digital world at university. Professional identity and skills includes 2 modules to assist students in developing their skills around the use of digital tools to effectively communicate and collaborate at University and beyond. Information about using collaboration tools, digital citizenship and eprofessionalism is included.