The social institution of sport in American society utilizing American baseball and its social impact as a means to that end.

Ethical problems in the contemporary sport industry and the theoretical models available for analyzing these problems. Lecture.

Exercise physiology and its application to physical conditioning with emphasis on energy metabolism, nutrition, body composition and ergogenic aids. Prerequisite: Kinesiology 4037 or Approval of Department of Head.

Exercise physiology and its application to physical conditioning and training with emphasis on the pulmonary system, cardiovascular system, endocrine system, muscular system, aging, and environmental stress. Prerequisite: Kinesiology 4037 or Approval of Department Head.

Examination of neuropsychological principles involved in motor performance and the application of these principles in acquisition and regulation of motor skills.

Study of principal research methods, significant existing research; and application of research principles to exercise science.

Nutrition as it relates to optimum performance and wellness. Nutrient needs with attention to diet that decreases risks of nutrition related diseases.

The scientific basis of conditioning athletes to include cardiovascular and resistance training and best practices for traditional equipment and methods.

A concentrated study of various theories, procedures, and techniques of exercise testing and leadership. Prerequisites: Kinesiology 4037 or Approval of Department Head.

This course is designed to examine the theory and practice of electrocardiography with emphasis placed on ECG's administered during exercise tests.

Legal aspects of sports industries including the way in which contract, labor, tort and antitrust law influence the industries. Lecture/Online.

This course explores risk management pertinent to managers. It provided practical knowledge of myriad safety concerns and risks associated with sport programming.

The relationship of psychology to sport to include application of psychological principles for enhancement of coaching, recreation and wellness. Lecture/Online.

This course focuses on leadership of sport agencies with emphases on strategic planning, policy, human resources, programming, and organizational behavior.

Financial theories and application that impact sport revenues and expenditures with current issues and trends in financing such organizations. Lecture/Online.

Examination of acquisition, planning, construction, safety and event management of sport facilities. Lecture/Online.

Marketing and public relations strategies for sport industries to include communication strategies for customer, employee, and media relations. Online.

An examination of specialized exercise science considerations among various groups, with emphasis given to the elderly, females, children, and other unique populations.

Analysis of existing measurements and norms with emphasis on test construction and evaluation. The course will include the use of computer statistical analysis program (SPSS) on how to enter data, choose an appropriate statistical tool, and then interpret the results.

Detailed investigation of the anatomical and biomechanical systems responsible for human movement.

A comprehensive study of the heart and circulatory systems with particular emphasis placed on both normal and abnormal physiological responses of the cardiovascular system to exercise. Prerequisite: Kinesiology 4037 or equivalent.

An examination of the concepts leading to design, implementation, and maintenance of cardiac rehabilitation programs. Emphasis is placed on the exercise component of cardiac rehabilitation programs, with attention also given to lifestyle and psychological interventions. Prerequisite: 5038 or equivalent.

Study and research. Prerequisites: Approval of Department Head and Major Professor. (Formerly EXSC 591A)

On site clinical training for exercise science majors.

Study and research. Prerequisites: Approval of Department Head and Major Professor. (Formerly EXSC 591E)

Grades of CR (Credit) or NC (No Credit) will be awarded.