Actual workload is light, but you have to keep up with the course content to succeed. Lab attendance is worth a small portion of the grade but very helpful for handling bones with small differences.

Identifying human bones or human bone fragments visually. Exams are in practicals with ~20 bones, you get 1 minute for each bone or bone fragment to identify the bone, side (if applicable), and/or the noted landmark.

Great professor, explains the content well and is funny. A lenient grader, will give credit for misspelled or sometimes slightly-off answers if he knows what you meant. Very knowledgeable.

You have to keep up with the work. You cannot cram this in a night because it is not about memorization, its about being able to identify variable landmarks on bones and that is something you can only get through experiencing it in lab.