Biomechanics Laboratory. 3 credits, 4 contact hours

Catalog description

Prerequisites: BME 302 , MECH 236 , BME 321 , ( MATH 279 or MATH 333 ), ( CS 101 or BNFO 135 or CS 115 or BME 210 ). This course is an introduction to the experimental analysis of the biomechanics of human motion. Laboratory experiments include the application and integration of anatomical and mechanical concepts to a wide variety of activities. Students will develop basic competence in a systematic approach to the observation, analysis and evaluation of human movement in clinical, educational, and industrial environments.