RSD 6710
Motor Control: Translating from Fundamental Research to Rehabilitation Practice
Defines fundamental concepts and theories related to motor control and movement science and discusses these concepts in the context of neurorehabilitation. The course also emphasizes atypical motor control functions and underlying neurophysiological mechanisms following disease/injury. Students will practice scientific writing and presentation skills through weekly in-class presentations.
Prerequisites & course information
Grading Scheme: Letter Grade Prerequisite: This course is open to all Rehabilitation Science PhD students. As such, admission to the RSD program is a prerequisite. Graduate students from other programs are encouraged to register with prior permission of the instructor.
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2025-2026