Research in Human Biomechanics and Physiology
HEB 110
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Course Information
Description
Introduces students to experimental techniques used to investigate the musculoskeletal structure and physiology of humans. Students undertake a supervised research project in the Skeletal Biology and Biomechanics Laboratory. Students meet to introduce their project, discuss their work and progress, and to present their final results, as well as for several lectures on writing and presenting research findings. An extensive commitment of time in the laboratory is required. Grades are based on the work completed, the oral presentation, and a short research paper.
Course Notes
This course fulfills the research seminar concentration requirement for Human Evolutionary Biology
Recommended Prep
Recommended: Life Sciences 2 or Human Evolutionary Biology 55
Available for Harvard Cross Registration
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