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BME 550 - Sports Engineering

This course focuses on the application of engineering principles to the analysis of sports equipment and their effects on athletic performance. Principles of mechanics are used to understand the motion and forces arising in sports equipment, and their interaction with the musculoskeletal dynamics of athletes.

Prerequisites

(BME182 or ME212 or SYDE182), (BME281 or ME219 or SYDE286); Level at least 3A Engineering

Corequisites

None

Antirequisites

None

Offerings

Fall 2025 [1259]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 001886330 / 3016:30 - 17:50 M,W
TUT 101886430 / 3014:30 - 15:20 F

Fall 2023 [1239]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 001515131 / 3213:30 - 14:50 T,Th
TUT 101515231 / 3215:30 - 16:20 Th

Fall 2022 [1229]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 001547218 / 5010:00 - 11:20 ME7 5343Keaton Inkol
TUT 101547318 / 5013:30 - 14:20 FE5 6008Keaton Inkol

Fall 2021 [1219]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 001530814 / 4008:30 - 09:50 T John McPhee
LEC 002113484 / 1008:30 - 09:50 T John McPhee
TUT 101530914 / 4011:00 - 11:50 WE7 4433John McPhee
TUT 102113494 / 1011:00 - 11:50 W John McPhee

Fall 2020 [1209]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 041534113 / 3010:30 - 11:50 W John McPhee
TUT 141534213 / 3011:30 - 12:20 Th John McPhee

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