Control of Human Movement

Three credits · Undergraduate

Building on the foundations of HKIN 215, this course offers an advanced exploration of motor control through the lenses of neurophysiology, biomechanics, and cognitive neuroscience. The primary emphasis is on the behavioural analysis of movement, with an in-depth study of stimulus-response compatibility, internal models, two visual systems, and neuroplasticity. This course provides an essential theoretical framework for students pursuing careers in rehabilitation. Prerequisite: HKIN 215. Three credits and weekly lab.