Students will learn the bones and muscles of the human body from the inside out in contrast to the traditional cadaver approach to anatomy. The instructor will teach how to attach specific muscles of a human body to a three-dimensional skeleton. Hands-on student learning will include using manipulatives such as clay to model human anatomy, postural and movement analyses, and participation in movement activities. The course includes topics in musculoskeletal anatomy, fundamental kinesiology, common postural anomalies, injuries, and injury prevention.

KINE 300 ANATOMY OF MOTION (1/15/23 – 5/16/23)

• Online/Assynchronous
• Units: 3
• Degree Credit
• Grade Option (Letter Grade or Pass/No Pass)
• Lecture hours/semester: 48-54
• Homework hours/semester: 96-108
• Prerequisites: None
• Corequisites: None
• AA/AS Degree Requirements: Area E5d
• Transfer Credit: CSU (CSU GE Area E1), UC

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