Students will gain an understanding of the human body framework, movement, coordination and the integrative homoeostatic concepts of life support and maintenance. Lab not required . This is a one-semester course. A study of general chemistry, biochemistry, and organic chemistry. Lectures deal with the basic principles and theories of chemistry such as atomic structure, kinetic theory, chemical stoichiometry bond, oxidation-reduction solutions, chemical equilibrium, carbohydrates, lipids, nucleic acid, proteins, and an introduction to the chemistry of carbon compounds.
Mathematical theory is minimized.
Analyzes actual survey and experimental data. Computations are done with desk or pocket calculators. Grades of C- or above are required. Substitutions not listed above must be approved in writing by NYU's Department of Occupational Therapy. Please send course descriptions to our Admissions Director.