| 1 | To define the mechanical and pathomechanical properties of the spine, pelvis, and extremity joints. |
| 2 | To explain the movement system by analyzing the biomechanical properties of joints. |
| 3 | To evaluate and compare the biomechanical properties of musculoskeletal system structures. |
| 4 | To make clinical interpretations by examining rofess and movement analyses. |
| 5 | To determine appropriate exercise approaches in rehabilitation using biomechanical principles. |
| 6 | To develop biomechanically-based solutions by studying normal and pathological movements. |
| 7 | To contribute to physiotherapy practices by explaining the biomechanics of body structures. |
| 8 | To define the mechanical and pathomechanical properties of the spine, pelvis, and extremity joints. |