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simulation for class
Become familiar with OpenSim’s graphical user interface (GUI)
Page 2of 11•Discover some limitations of musculoskeletal models •Explore differences between “1-joint” (uni-articular) and “2-joint” (bi-articular) muscles

simulation for class
Become familiar with OpenSim’s graphical user interface (GUI)
Page 2of 11•Discover some limitations of musculoskeletal models •Explore differences between “1-joint” (uni-articular) and “2-joint” (bi-articular) muscles •Use OpenSim to address an important clinical problem

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