LECTURE TOPICS &
ASSIGNED
5th Edition of “Basic Biomechanics” (blue cover)
4th Edition of “Basic Biomechanics” (yellow cover)
LECTURE NOTES:
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Wednesday |
Friday |
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2 |
Linear Kinematics (cont.) |
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3 |
Linear
Acceleration (cont.) |
Projectile
Motion (cont.) |
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4 |
Angular
Kinematics (cont.) |
Angular
Kinematics (cont.) |
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5 |
Linear & Angular Motion (cont.) |
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6 |
Midterm Exam |
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7 |
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Impulse-Momentum (cont.) |
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8 |
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9 |
No
Class (Memorial Day) |
Torque (cont.) |
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10 |
Equilibrium (cont.); |
LABS:
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Section |
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Lab #
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Monday
12 – 2 pm MCC130
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Tuesday
4 – 6 pm MCC201
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Wednesday
4 – 6 pm MCC130
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Lab Activity
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1 |
4/06 |
3/31 |
4/01 |
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2 |
4/13 |
4/07 |
4/08 |
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3 |
4/20 |
4/14 |
4/15 |
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4 |
4/27 |
4/21 |
4/22 |
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5 |
5/04 |
4/28 |
4/29 |
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6 |
5/11 |
5/12 |
5/13 |
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7 |
5/18 |
5/19 |
5/20 |
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8 |
6/01 |
5/26 |
5/27 |
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ADDITIONAL
LAB NOTES:
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Lab #1 |
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Lab #2 |
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Lab #3 |
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Lab #4 |
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Lab #5 |
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Lab #7 |
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Lab #8 |
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HOMEWORK:
Numbered
problems are from: Hall, Susan J. Basic Biomechanics
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Homework |
Due Date
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Assignment (5th Edition; blue cover) |
Assignment (4th Edition; yellow cover) |
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#1 |
4/10 |
2) Chapter 3, Introductory Problem #5 (page 80). Be sure to use arrowheads to show which direction each component points 3)
Chapter 3, Additional Problem #5 (page 81). Find both the magnitude and the direction
of the resultant force (Answer:
49.6 N at 144 deg) 4)
Chapter 1, Additional Problem #7 (page 20) 5)
Chapter 2, Introductory Problem #3 (page 53).
You only need to provide two movements for each plane (6 movements total).
They must be a skill or an
activity (i.e. “knee flexion” is wrong) |
2) Chapter 3, Introductory Problem #5 (page 80). Be sure to use arrowheads to show which direction each component points 3)
Chapter 3, Additional Problem #5 (page 81). Find both the magnitude and the direction
of the resultant force (Answer:
49.6 N at 144 deg) 4)
Chapter 1, Additional Problem #7 (page 18) 5)
Chapter 2, Introductory Problem #4 (page 51).
You only need to provide two movements for each plane (6 movements total).
They must be a skill or an
activity (i.e. “knee flexion” is wrong) |
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#2 |
4/17 |
1)
Chapter 10, Introductory Problem #1 (page 349). For each part, include the applicable
formula, in terms of variable names or symbols. 2)
Chapter 10, Introductory Problem #2 (page 350). Use -0.5 m/s² as the acceleration of the
ball (there is a mistake in the book) 3)
Chapter 10, Additional
Problem #3 (page 351) 4)
Chapter 10, Additional
Problem #5 (page 351) |
1)
Chapter 10, Introductory Problem #1 (page 345). For each part, include the applicable
formula, in terms of variable names or symbols. 2)
Chapter 10, Introductory Problem #2 (page 345) 3)
Chapter 10, Additional
Problem #3 (page 346) 4)
Chapter 10, Additional
Problem #5 (page 346) |
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#3 |
4/24 |
1)
Chapter 10, Introductory Problem #7 (page 350). You must show or explain how you got each
answer. 2)
Chapter 10, Additional
Problem #7 (page 351) 3) Chapter 10, Additional Problem #10 (page 351) 4) Chapter
11, Introductory Problem #3 (page 380) 5) Chapter 11, Introductory
Problem #4 (page 380) |
1)
Chapter 10, Introductory Problem #7 (page 345-346). You must show or explain how you got each
answer. Note: parts (e) and (f) are on page 346. 2) Chapter
10, Additional Problem #7
(page 347) 3) Chapter 10, Additional Problem #10 (page 347) 4)
Chapter 11, Introductory Problem #3 (page 376) 5) Chapter 11, Introductory
Problem #4 (page 376) |
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#4 |
5/01 |
1)
Chapter 11, Additional Problem
#1 (page 381) 2)
Chapter 11, Additional
Problem #2 (page 381) 3) Chapter 11, Additional Problem #7 (page 382) 4)
Chapter 11, Additional
Problem #10 (page 382) |
1)
Chapter 11, Additional Problem
#1 (page 377) 2)
Chapter 11, Additional
Problem #2 (page 378) 3) Chapter 11, Additional Problem #7 (page 378) 4) Chapter 11, Additional Problem #10 (page 378) |
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#5 |
5/15 |
1)
Chapter 3, Additional
Problem #6 (page 81) 2)
Chapter 12, Introductory Problem #1 (page 415) 3) a) Chapter 12,
Introductory Problem #2 (page 415).
Give an explanation for your answer in terms of b)
Explain how a jumper can exert a force against the ground that is greater
than his/her weight. 4)
Chapter 12, Additional
Problem #3 (page 415) |
1)
Chapter 3, Additional
Problem #6 (page 81) 2)
Chapter 12, Introductory Problem #1 (page 411) 3) a) Chapter 12,
Introductory Problem #2 (page 411).
Give an explanation for your answer in terms of b)
Explain how a jumper can exert a force against the ground that is greater
than his/her weight. 4)
Chapter 12, Additional
Problem #3 (page 411) |
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#6 |
5/22 |
1) a) Chapter 12, Introductory Problem #3 (page 415). There are 4 factors. b) Based on the 4 factors from part (a), what conditions result in the greatest friction force? 2) Chapter 12, Introductory Problem #5 (page 415) 3) Chapter 12, Introductory Problem #7 (page 415) 4) Chapter 12, Introductory Problem #10 (page 415). The answer to each part must include both the magnitude and the direction. 5) Chapter 12, Additional Problem #6 (page
416) |
1) a) Chapter 12, Introductory Problem #3 (page 411). There are 4 factors. b) Based on the 4 factors from part (a), what conditions result in the greatest friction force? 2) Chapter 12, Introductory Problem #5 (page 411) 3) Chapter 12, Introductory Problem #7 (page 411) 4) Chapter 12, Introductory Problem #10 (page 411). The answer to each part must include both the magnitude and the direction. 5) Chapter 12, Additional
Problem #6 (page 412) |
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#7 |
6/03 |
1) Chapter 6, Additional Problem #8 (page 178). Assume the forearm will rotate in the direction of the net torque. 2) Chapter 13, Additional Problem #5 (page 451). You must include a picture in which you label which torque corresponds to each position. 3) Chapter 14, Introductory Problem #9 (page 479) 4) Chapter 14, Additional Problem #1 (page 479). Solve the problem for person C only. 5) Chapter 14, Additional
Problem #6 (page 479). Note that the
torque due to the weight of the lower leg and foot is being ignored. |
1)
Chapter 6, Additional
Problem #8 (page 174). Assume the
forearm will rotate in the direction of the net torque. 2) Chapter 13, Additional Problem #5 (page 447). You must include a picture in which you label which torque corresponds to each position. 3) Chapter 14, Introductory Problem #9 (page 473) 4) Chapter 14, Additional Problem #1 (page 473). Solve the problem for person C only. 5) Chapter 14, Additional
Problem #6 (page 473). Note that the
torque due to the weight of the lower leg and foot is being ignored. |
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Extra
Credit worth
up to 1.5% of final grade |
6/12 7:30 am |
1) a) Chapter 14, Introductory Problem #6 (page 478). Note: the units of the answer in the book are wrong. b) What average torque must the hamstrings provide to bring the leg to a stop in 0.2 seconds? (Answer: 28 Nm) 2) Chapter 14, Additional Problem #7 (page 480) 3) Problem #3 (click here) (from Fall 08 Final Exam) 4) Problem
#4 (click here) (from Winter 03 Final Exam) |
1) a) Chapter 14, Introductory Problem #6 (page 472). Note: the units of the answer in the book are wrong. b) What average torque must the hamstrings provide to bring the leg to a stop in 0.2 seconds? (Answer: 28 Nm) 2) Chapter 14, Additional Problem #7 (page 474) 3) Problem #3 (click here) (from Fall 08 Final Exam) 4) Problem
#4 (click here) (from Winter 03 Final Exam) |
OPTIONAL ADDITIONAL PROBLEMS: (suggested problems for those who want some extra practice)
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Lecture Topic |
Problems (5th Edition; blue
cover) |
Problems (4th Edition; yellow
cover) |
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Solving Vector Problems |
Chapter 3, Introductory Problem #4
(page 80) Chapter 3, Additional Problem #3 (page 81) |
Chapter 3, Introductory Problem
#4 (page 80) Chapter 3, Additional Problem #3 (page 81) |
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Linear Kinematics |
Chapter 1, Additional Problem #10 (page 20) Chapter 10, Introductory Problem
#3 (page 350) Chapter 10, Additional Problem #2 (page 351) Chapter 10, Additional Problem #4 (page 351) |
Chapter 1, Additional Problem #10 (page 18) Chapter 10, Introductory Problem
#3 (page 345) Chapter 10, Additional Problem #2 (page 346) Chapter 10, Additional Problem #4 (page 346) |
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Projectile Motion |
Chapter 10, Introductory Problem
#10 (page 350) Chapter 10, Additional Problem #8 (page 351) Chapter 10, Additional Problem #9 (page 351) |
Chapter 10, Introductory Problem
#10 (page 346) Chapter 10, Additional Problem #8 (page 347) Chapter 10, Additional Problem #9 (page 347) |
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Angular Kinematics |
Chapter 11, Introductory Problem
#2 (page 380) Chapter 11, Introductory Problem #5 (page 380) |
Chapter 11, Introductory Problem
#2 (page 376) Chapter 11, Introductory Problem #5 (page 376) |
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Linear & Angular Motion |
Chapter 11, Introductory Problem
#10 (page 381) Chapter 11, Additional Problem #3 (page 381) Chapter 11, Additional Problem #9 (page 382) |
Chapter 11, Introductory Problem
#10 (page 377) Chapter 11, Additional Problem #3 (page 378) Chapter 11, Additional Problem #9 (page 378) |
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Chapter 1, Introductory Problem
#10 (page 19) Chapter 3, Introductory Problem #2 (page 80) |
Chapter 1, Introductory Problem
#10 (page 18) Chapter 3, Introductory Problem #2 (page 80) |
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Impulse-Momentum |
Chapter 12, Introductory Problem #6 (page 415) |
Chapter 12, Introductory Problem #6 (page 411) |
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Work, Power, & Energy |
Chapter 12,
Introductory Problem #9 (page 415) |
Chapter 12, Introductory
Problem #9 (page 411) |
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Torque |
Chapter 6, Additional Problem #9 (page 178) Chapter
13, Introductory Problem #5 (page 450) |
Chapter 6, Additional Problem #9 (page 174) Chapter
13, Introductory Problem #5 (page 446) |
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Angular Inertia & Momentum |
Chapter 14, Introductory Problem #5
(page 478) Chapter 14, Additional Problem #3 (page 479) Chapter
14, Additional Problem #4 (page 479) |
Chapter 14, Introductory Problem #5
(page 472) Chapter 14, Additional Problem #3 (page 473) Chapter
14, Additional Problem #4 (page 473) |
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Laws of Angular Motion |
Chapter 14, Additional Problem #5 (page 479) Chapter
14, Additional Problem #8 (page 480) |
Chapter 14, Additional Problem #5 (page 473) Chapter
14, Additional Problem #8 (page 474) |
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Equilibrium, Stability, & Balance |
Chapter 13, Additional Problem #3 (page 450) Chapter 13, Additional Problem #7 (page 451) Chapter 13, Additional Problem #9 (page 452) |
Chapter 13, Additional Problem #3 (page 446) Chapter 13, Additional Problem #7 (page 447) Chapter 13, Additional Problem #9 (page 447-448) |
PREVIOUS EXAMS:
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Term/Year |
Midterm
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Final
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Fall 07 |
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Spring 08 |
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Fall 08 |