BME 3460 A (CRN: 95566)
Biomedical Engineering: Biomechanics of Human Motion
3 Credit Hours
About BME 3460 A
Biomechanics of Human Motion will describe the typical processes-from small scale protein interactions to large scale joint torques-that result in human locomotion. Clinical problems and athletic performance will be discussed. Students will learn about musculoskeletal tissues related to force generation/transmission and will perform kinematic/kinetic analyses. Prerequisite: BME 2000 or ME 1120. Pre/Co-requisites: ME 2110, ME 2120, or BME 3000. Cross-listed with: ME 3460.
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Prereqs enforced by the system: BME 2000 or ME 1120; Cross-listed with ME 3460; Total combined enrollment: 40 Open to degree and PACE students
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