HLTH 2003 Biomechanics
HLTH 2003 Biomechanics (10 Credit Points)
Subject Details Legacy Code: 401140
The study of biomechanics, the science that examines the forces acting upon a structure and the effects of these forces, is essential for understanding how the human body moves during daily activities, exercise and sport. It is also important when considering where problems may arise with human movement, such as with disease processes, over exercising and injury and postural pathology. This subject is designed to introduce the student to biomechanics by studying: the mechanical principles of human movement: balance and equilibrium: mechanical factors involved in tissue type and motion; and the analysis of human movement.
Level: Undergraduate Level 2 subject
Equivalent Subjects: BIOS 2004 - Biomehanics and Kinesiology HLTH 2008 - Introduction to Biomechanics
Restrictions: Please see the Subject Details page for any restrictions for this subject
