Biomechanics Minor

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Chair: Johnson-Krug

The biomechanics minor program is designed to prepare students to have an understanding of how the body moves and the mechanics that produce the movements. The students will go into depth assessing, applying, and analyzing mechanical principles and analytical methods of human movement.

Program Requirements

Required Courses:

BIO 207 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I 3 Semester Credit(s)
BIO 207L - Human Anatomy and Physiology I Laboratory 1 Semester Credit(s)
or
PED 207 - Survey of Human Anatomy 4 Semester Credit(s)
KIN 121 - Introduction to Kinesiology 1 Semester Credit(s)
KIN 360 - Biomechanics and Kinesiological Studies 4 Semester Credit(s)
BMC 320 - Applied Motion Analysis 2 Semester Credit(s)
BMC 410 - Assessment & Design 2 Semester Credit(s)
BMC 490 - Advanced Biomechanics 3 Semester Credit(s)
PHY 203 - Introduction to Physics 4 Semester Credit(s)