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In addition, the students have conducted a mechanical test on a bone specimen on their own in the biomechanics laboratory at the Karl Landsteiner University of Health Sciences in Krems and have evaluated the obtained data.
Part I: Theory
Part II: Seminar
As preparation for the upcoming workshop, the students draft an experimental design for the workshop experiment at home and present it in a short presentation.
Part III: Laboratory Workshop
In a one-day excursion to the Biomechanics Laboratory of the KL*, each student will prepare a small bone sample and test it in a mechanical testing machine till failure. The generated data is handed over to the student for evaluation.
*Karl Landsteiner University of Health Sciences, Krems, www.kl.ac.at
Lecture, seminar, laboratory workshop
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The students evaluate the data recorded in the workshop and write a technical report on the experiment. The report is handed in and discussed in an exercise interview with the lecturer. The grade is based on the report and an exercise interview. (The exercise interview is optional for those who are between two grades on the report and mandatory for students who missed the seminar).
Basics in biomechanics