KINE 4505 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Bethune College, Movement Disorder, Moodle
10 Sep 2015
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As/sc kine 4505 3. 0 neurophysiology of movement in health and disease. Course learning objectives: the purpose of this course is to provide students with an overview of current neurophysiological concepts in motor control. Students will study the neurophysiological principles underlying human movement disorders. Be able to describe how sensory information gets into the brain, and how it"s processed for movement control. Understand and critically examine recent approaches to the treatment of brain damage and disease. Demonstrate the ability to apply theory to practice in the context of clinical case studies. Develop the ability to discuss and write about current movement disorder research. Any extensions for projects must be approved by the instructor prior to the due date. Late reports/assignments will be penalised (10% per day). The procedure for missed in-class test is as follows: Anyone missing the midterm for a legitimate medical reason will write a make-up exam prior to oct. 31st (last day to drop course is november 9th).
