Specific functions, such as verbal, perceptual, practice, memory, concept information and attention. A general overview of the knowledge and theory pertaining to psychosocial dynamics of motor behavior. Review and analysis of research Top ics, problems, design, and methodologies in the psychosocial study of human movement. Investigatory Methods in Biomechanics 3 credits Review and analysis of literature dealing with the experimental and clinical utilization of biomechanics. Introduction to kinetic and kinematic analysis of human movement.
Students design and conduct a pilot study analyzing human movement utilizing biomechanical analysis.
Investigatory Methods in Electromyography 3 credits Review and analysis of literature dealing with the experimental and clinical utilization of electromyography. Introduction to the utilization of electromyography in experimental and clinical research. Independent Study in Health Sciences 1-3 credits Subject and credit hours to be arranged. Credit for this course may be obtained only once. Philosophy of Science 3 credits Investigation of the nature of scientific knowledge and truth.