BIOL 3330 Introduction to Kinesology
This course is designed to provide the student with a general overview of the principles involved in human motion. Emphasis will be placed on basic principles of kinesiology including: 1) a review of the major body systems that are involved in generating movement; 2) an overview of basic biomechanics; 3) an in-depth look at the anatomy (including origin and insertion of muscular attachments) of the major structures and joints of the human body such as: a) shoulder, b) elbow, c) wrist, d) hand, e) temporomandibular joint (TMJ), f) neck and trunk; g) pelvic girdle, h) hip, i) knee, j) ankle joint and foot. The course will also involve an in-depth look at the actions that occur at these joints.
Prerequisite
BIOL 2320 with a grade of C or better