An experientially based course that uses lecture, computer medical applications, partner interaction, and digital images to study the three-dimensional structure and function of the osseous, articular, muscular, nervous and supportive tissues of the human body. A major focus of this course will be laboratory-based learning and will incorporate the use of surface anatomy, land-marking, and diagnostic imaging. This course is designed to provide students an applied experience into the study of human musculoskeletal anatomy and gain an appreciation for the application of anatomical and mechanical functions as they relate to human movement.