Rating 4.3 out of 5 (71 ratings in Udemy)

• An understanding of the basic concepts of stress and strain, and how these concepts apply to living structures
• The importance of elastic energy storage in skeletal systems and how these extend the versatility of muscle function
• How materials fails, and how biological materials are built to resist failure
• The meaning of strength, toughness and resiliency in materials and how these relate to biological materials.
• What skeletal systems are, how they function as systems of articulated cantilevers
• How water can effectively serve as a skeletal system, and the inherent versatility of hydrostatic skeletons
• The physics of walking, running and jumping.