Please note, it is the student's responsibility to contact the instructor prior to an absence. The instructor's office phone number, voice mail and e-mail address has been provided for purposes of leaving messages. Be aware, however, that just leaving a message does not constitute securing prior permission to miss a class. In fairness to the entire class, you are expected to comply with the University of Richmond Student Honor Code. During the course of the semester you will complete 2 one-hour exams.
Partial credit is a gift.
The nature of the final exam will be comprehensive. That is, the final exam will be comprised of material covered throughout the semester. The motion analysis project for this course is modeled after the motion analysis project for the course Biomechanics of Human Movement taught at the University of Michigan. These movements should be selected from motions associated with daily activities, sport performance, occupational tasks, or clinical rehabilitative techniques determine the appropriate biomechanical measurement technique for obtaining necessary data for performing qualitative descriptive analyses of the selected movements. A tentative course outline, including dates, reading assignments, and probable lecture topics for each class period is provided.