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Students study human body kinematics, force analysis of joints, and the structure and composition of biological materials. Emphasis is placed on using clinical terminology to describe musculoskeletal anatomy and human movement and developing skills in experimental biomechanics including research study design and the acquisition, analysis, and presentation of data.

Prerequisites: BM(M)E 301, BM(M)E 302, [BM(M)E 345 or ²Ñ´¡·¡Ìý214 or °ä·¡Ìý225]

Typically offered in Fall only