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KIN 100Regional Human Anatomy

Units
0.50
Faculty
Health
Subject
Kinesiology

When it runs

  1. F24
  2. W25
  3. S25
  4. F25
  5. W26
  6. S26
  7. F26
  8. W27
  9. S27

Ran in 4 of the last 7 terms. Winter 2027: scheduled, 2 lecture sections. Spring 2027: schedule not out yet.

Regional anatomy of the limbs and trunk, including a brief introduction to the anatomy of the central nervous and cardiovascular systems. The course focuses on the bones, muscles, and neurovasculature of the limbs and trunk.

Prerequisites

None listed.

Corequisites

  • Completed or concurrently enrolled in:
    • KIN100L - Regional Human Anatomy Laboratory (0.25)

Antirequisites

None listed.

Leads to

Winter 2027 sections

Enrolment from UW Open Data, which can trail Quest by up to two days. Instructors and rooms: Schedule of Classes.
SectionClassEnrolledMeets
LEC 00128090 / 344MWF 08:30–09:20
LEC 7011022325 / 9999Online or by arrangement

Reviewed on UW Flow

92% liked it41% easy96% useful

From 136 ratings and 30 comments on UW Flow. The most helpful comments, quoted as written, without names. Read them all on UW Flow.

  • I took this course because I was compelled to by external influences. I was supposed to be doing Physics. If you have an interest in Anatomy, than this is a good course for that. Kinesiology is not my calling, however.
    This course is very difficult, because it's alot of work. That being said, there were many opportunities for easy marks. Class participation is 10% of the grade, which consists of Tophat clicker questions that you answer in lecture. There were many times where I didn't get the right answer, but I still got 100% on it. There were also "group tests". One for each midterm, worth a combined 10%.
    The first half of the course is a hard adjustment for anyone who is not used to…

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  • I LOVED this course very much. Took this in 1B Health Sciences as an elective and found I was really passionate about the subject matters. I perhaps should have studied a bit everyday instead of a lot near the actual exams (there were 2 midterms), especially since I also had CHEM123 midterms on the same days each time unfortunately. I found that I would study very hard for anatomy and then neglect chemistry and it showed in my marks. I wouldn’t recommend choosing to take CHEM123 in the same term as KIN100 unless you have superior time management skills because in my opinion, it’s very hard to be getting great marks in both subjects at the same time. KIN100 was one of those courses that if…

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  • LOVED THIS COURSE. The course content is interesting and is a very good introduction for someone who's never taken an anatomy course before. The lab involves working with actual human cadavers, which I really enjoyed and found very eye-opening. It was well-structured and pretty bird, I got 90s by studying just a few days before each exam. Would highly recommend as an elective, even if you're not a kin student!

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  • You will question your will to live

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  • Pretty general course which may be good in hindsight but made it quite difficult to study for when it came to the final. Chris also doesn’t really make much of a mid term or final exam review which isn’t much help either. The material can be quite boring at times as well. Overall, this course can definitely be easy if you’re fully engaged and taking notes throughout lectures, as he bases some of his questions off of what he says in class.

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Discussed on r/uwaterloo

42 posts and comments in 32 threads mention KIN 100, April 2015 to December 2024. Quoted word for word, newest first; each reply sits under the post and the comment that started its branch. Search r/uwaterloo for newer posts.

Fall 2024

Kin Program 3 points, 3 comments

“I had a few questions about the kin program at uw, and I would really appreciate if I could get some answers from current Kin students. 1. Is first year physics difficult? …”

u/Low-Let-2406: “… Also during first Anatomy KIN 100 Lab you have a lab with cadavers that no other schools offers for KIN. Social life is amazing because Laurier is right down the street. …”

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Interested in the human body? 11 points, 4 comments

u/kevin161617: “For those interested in the human body, KIN 100 and KIN 100L are really cool elective classes. You get to learn about the different muscles, blood vessels, nerves and joints on real human cadavers and how that's related to your own health. …”

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Spring 2023

Kinesiology As a Elective? 1 point, 2 comments

u/Top-Television-8531: “… The "corereqs" like KIN100 need to be taken with KIN104, but it is only for kin majors??? …”

u/8strws: “KIN100 does not need to be taken with KIN104, it says KIN 100L is the coreq. the corequisites for kin classes are all labs, not separate lecture courses. you can definitely take kin as an elective and then take other classes later. …”

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Winter 2022

Taking KIN 104 and 104L as exchange student 4 points, 4 comments

“Hi there, I got accepted to UW on exchange for the upcoming fall term and have some freedom in just picking random courses. …”

[deleted]: “kin 104L is the dumbest most boring lab I ever took. Its basically just about how u as a doctor should great a patient. Why we are being taught to act like family doctors is beyond me. …”

u/7BluePanda: “… For KIN 100, is it then just a lot of anatomy or more complete with how the muscles function together during e.g. movement and physical activity? …”

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KIN100 1 point, 1 comment

u/dinaahd: “hey anyone here in or did KIN100 that can help me a bit with labels? I’m having trouble with labeling and getting confused with the views.”

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KIN100 2 points, 4 comments

u/dinaahd: “For anyone taking kin100, are all books that were emailed to buy ACTUALLY required or can I get by with LEARN and course notes?”

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Fall 2021

Question about Taking Courses at Other Universities 5 points, 4 comments

“So this might be a dumb question, but I honestly have no idea how it works. Basically, I need to complete a human anatomy course before Fall 2022 as a prereq for pharmacy school. …”

u/iceycycle: “Have you looked at KIN100 here at Waterloo? It’s offered in Winter term only and is not restricted just to Kin students!”

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Spring 2021

Check it elsewhere for Fall 2026

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