It aims to provide students with an opportunity to learn about how muscles and neurons interact to produce coordinated movements.
More specific examples covered include vestibulocular reflex and eye movements.
In order to take this course, one must have taken AM 33. While some students thought Professor Daniels was enthusiastic toward and knowledgeable about the class material, and also adjusted himself to their learning pace, others commented that he seemed to forget that they started with very little background in the subject and needed more time to digest the information that he had introduced. The course load included one midterm, one term paper, and one final. Class members generally devoted three to five hours weekly to Engin 122 besides the lecture, although one respondent spent as many as twelve hours a week. Most people took this class because it was a concentration requirement.