Undergraduate Thesis

Undergraduate

The Undergraduate Thesis course provides undergraduate students with an opportunity to conduct a full year independent research project under the supervision of a faculty member, culminating in a written thesis. Students enrolled in the course will attend regular meetings throughout the fall and winter terms with their faculty supervisor. Components of the course will include: (a) establishing research questions and design; (b) research proposal document; (c) data collection and analysis; and (d) written and oral presentation of the outcomes of the research project. (Students will normally be in the final year of their degree and in Good Academic Standing. Approval of the supervising faculty member and Thesis Coordinator is required. Students who have already taken two (2) Individual Studies courses (KINE-4750), are not eligible for this course.) (This is an experiential learning course.) KINE 4800. Advanced Biomechanics This course introduces students to advanced concepts and techniques required in the quantitative biomechanical analysis of human movement.