KIN 320 Task Analysis
Kinesiology (2009-2010)

Task analysis is used to describe and analyze the activities of people in settings such as work, leisure and activities of daily living. There is a range of techniques developed in engineering, ergonomics and psychology to suit the investigator's purpose and setting. This course allows students to become familiar with a wide range of techniques and use them in a variety of settings. Approximately one technique will be addressed each week in a combined lecture/tutorial setting. Presentations by students are an integral part of the courses.
Prerequisites: KIN 160

Sections For Fall 2009

KIN 320 is not held in Fall 2009

Sections For Spring 2009

KIN 320 is not held in Spring 2009

Professors That Have Taught KIN 320