Applied Biomechanics

3 credits · Undergraduate

(3 hrs Lecture) This course focuses on advanced topics in biomechanics, such as ergonomics, multi-segmental motion, biomechanics of biological tissues, and data processing techniques. Students gain an in-depth understanding of various applications of biomechanics in kinesiology, such as accelerometer-based physical activity monitoring, IMUs, motion analysis systems, and electromyography. This course is intended for students pursuing honours degrees, graduate education, and/or careers related to biomechanics. Requisite Courses: KIN-3201 [prerequisite(s)].