ES 2074 credits
ES 207: Human Form & Function I
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- From the catalog
- This course introduces basic concepts and content related to human form and function, with specific attention to preparation of students majoring in exercise science and occupational therapy. The course serves as a prerequisite to the human dissection course required for those majors, focuses on basic anatomical terminology and concepts, and emphasizes a systems approach to gross anatomy. The course is offered remotely except for exams. Quantity of material and expectation for mastery is the same as for similar seated courses.
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- Department
- Exercise Science
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Professors who have taught ES 207
- Lee Krol
- Scott Wersinger
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