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Biomechanics: Applying Mechanics to Biological Systems

Newtonian Mechanics → Biomechanical Modeling and Simulation

This path bridges classical mechanics and biology, focusing on how mechanical principles govern joints, muscles, locomotion, bone strength, and fluid flow in living organisms. It builds from foundational physics and math to advanced biomechanical modeling, preparing learners for careers in biophysics and related fields.

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