| Explains the definition and fundamental principles of biomechanics. |
| Identifies the bony, joint, and soft tissue structures of the foot and ankle. |
| Explains the biomechanics and movement characteristics of the ankle joint. |
| Defines and differentiates the phases of the gait cycle. |
| Explains the forces and moments that constitute gait biomechanics. |
| Explains the biomechanical foundations of balance and the factors affecting it. |
| Classifies foot pathologies and explains their fundamental biomechanical characteristics. |
| Differentiates pathological gait types from normal gait. |
| Compares and interprets normal and pathological gait. |
| Relates biomechanical knowledge of the foot and ankle to clinical situations. |
| Interprets simple assessment results based on biomechanical principles. |
| Explains the effects of foot and ankle pathologies on gait and balance. |
| Analyzes the relationship between foot biomechanics and pathological gait through clinical examples. |
| Selects and justifies an appropriate assessment approach based on acquired biomechanical knowledge. |