Clinical and Occupational Kinesiology

3 credits · Undergraduate

This advanced level course examines the role that Kinesiology can play in clinical and occupational settings. In particular, the course will expose the student to an integrated approach in human motion analysis with a primary focus on the use of electromyography and its relationship to other biomechanical and physiological measures. Due emphasis will be placed on the importance of understanding the strengths and weaknesses of present laboratory and field measures of human motion. The course requirements include a written test on the content, a project and a class presentation. COREQUISITES: IPHE 4900 PREREQUISITES: KINE 3414.03, KINE 4466.03 RESTRICTIONS: Restricted to Kinesiology students. Others by permission of instructor, with priority to Health Professions students. FORMATS: Lecture | Lab