| Modules / Courses: Human Anatomy and Physiology | ||||||
| Module / Course Code
PPKOUM6001 |
Student Load
60 hours |
Credit (ECTS)
3.33 |
Semester
1 |
Frequency
1 Semester |
Duration
1 Semester |
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| 1. | Learning Type
a. Literature review b. Lecturer explanation c. Workgroup d. Assessment
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Meeting Hours
10 Hours 8 Hours 18 Hours 4 hours |
Learn to be independent
20 hours |
Class Capacity
40 Students |
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| 2. | Prerequisites for taking the course (if any): | |||||
| 3. | Learning Outcomes:
After attending lectures well, students a. Able to understand in general human body anatomy including osteology, myology, joints and anthropometry b. Able to understand and identify the skeleton system, upper extremity skeleton, lower extremity skeleton. c. Able to understand and identify muscles. d. Able to understand, identify and analyze joints e. Able to understand and practice anthropometry in humans. |
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| 4. | Learning Objectives / Content:
a. Mastering the theoretical concepts of sports coaching independently so that you have the optimal ability to train according to training standards based on religious norms and professional ethics by utilizing the latest developments in knowledge and technology through logical, critical, systematic and innovative thinking. b. Mastering the concepts and training procedures so as to be able to independently implement a comprehensive training process in accordance with the latest developments in knowledge and technology through logical, systematic and innovative thinking based on religious norms, professional ethics and applicable regulations. |
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| 5. | Learning Methods: lectures, discussions and demonstrations | |||||
| 6. | Assessment Methods: Individual and group scientific work portfolios, midterm exams, final semester exams, attitudes, and practicum tests. For further assessment information submitted during the lecture. | |||||
| 7. | This module / course is used in the study program: Yes | |||||
| 8. | Person in Charge of Courses: Dr. dr. Moch. Yunus, M.Kes | |||||
| 9. | Other Information: A more specific explanation is given during the lecture | |||||
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