EX 270 Neural Control of Human Movement

This course reviews the neural structure and function of human movement. Anatomical, developmental, and physiological foundations are covered during the first part of the course. Progressive concepts and theories of neuroplasticity, motor control, motor learning, and motor skills are presented as they relate to daily activities and sport. The course completes with an introduction to pathological movement conditions and therapeutic strategy.

Credits

3

Prerequisite

BI 206/BI 208 Human Anatomy & Physiology I with Lab and EX 230 Research & Evaluation for Health Professionals (pre- or corequisite)