300

HUPR-30000 Disease Processes and Exercise

This course looks at various general medical conditions and how the disease process might influence physical activity. The pathology, signs and symptoms, need for referral and treatment are discussed for each disease. Appropriate recommendations for restricted participation and release for activity are discussed. Students will develop basic assessment skills that will assist them in recognizing potential pathologies and the need for referral.

3

Prerequisites

BIOL 10300

HUPR-30700 Pharmacology for Human Performance

This course will introduce the student to basic pharmacology concepts including: pharmacokinetics and the effect of exercise on these processes. Nomenclature, laws, regulations, and procedures related to pharmacology and sport will also be discussed.

1

Prerequisites

BIOL 10300

HUPR-31500 Methods of Assessment and Analysis in Human Performance

This course introduces students to statistics, field testing, measurement in human performance, and performance analytics. Students will gain statistical knowledge and skill while using technology like SPSS, Tableau, R, and other data analysis software. Students will collect data through lab activities using in-field exercise equipment, wearable technology, and sport-specific technology that instructs them on accurate and proper test administration. The course will present the foundational knowledge on making reliable and valid judgements with accurate data collection and evidence-driven analysis.

3

Prerequisites

HUPR 34500 or concurrent enrollment

HUPR-31600 Methods of Assessment and Analysis in Human Performance Lab

This course introduces students to the practice of collecting, analyzing and presenting data of human performance assessments. Students will practice the implementation of field- and lab-based assessments. Students will develop the skill of determining if data obtained are reliable and valid, and how to interpret findings to make decisions. Legal and ethical management of data will also be discussed
1

Prerequisites

HUPR 34500

Corequisites

HUPR 31500

HUPR-31700 Development and Analysis of Human Movement

This course reviews the functional anatomical basis of human motion, with special emphasis on the skeletal, neural and muscular systems. Students will also learn the theories of motor development and learning and finally apply these concepts to daily and sport activities.
3

Prerequisites

BIOL 10300

Corequisites

HUPR 31800

HUPR-31800 Development and Analysis of Human Movement Lab

This course demonstrates and allows students to develop skill in the practical application functional anatomy knowledge and concepts. Students will learn to apply theories of motor learning, recognize common functional and dysfunctional movements throughout the lifespan, and provide corrective feedback to increase function and safety.
1

Corequisites

HUPR 31700

HUPR-32000 Professional Development in Exercise Science

This course is designed to prepare students for a quality exercise science internship. Emphasis is placed on professionalism, internship search process, and certification within the field. Students will develop professional documents (letters of interest, resumes, ePortfolio etc.) and skills to support the internship search.

1

Prerequisites

HUPR 20300

HUPR-32100 Globalization of Sport and Health

This course introduces students to the organization, governance, and cross-cultural context of sport and health on a global level. The emphasis in this course is on comparing and contrasting the connection between sport and health around the world, identifying issues and strategies associated with international sport and global health and evaluating current systems to suggest or implement future possible changes.

3

HUPR-32300 Technology and Innovation in Human Performance

The course introduces students to the application and development of technology within the industries of sports, exercise, fitness, and healthcare. Students investigate technology utilization and ethical considerations that accompany that utilization. Laboratory activities expose students to technology use and strategies. Students will complete a technology concept paper where they develop their own technology to solve a current issue or need within the field of human performance.

3

HUPR-32900 Advanced Coaching: Theory and Practice

This course focuses on the advanced concepts associated with coaching competitive sports; including, however not limited to sociological, administrative, philosophical, legal, ethical and chemical health issues.
3

Prerequisites

HUPR 20100

HUPR-33000 Methods of Group Exercise

This course examines the theories and practices appropriate for teaching group exercise. The student will learn the methodology necessary for setting up classes, creating effective teaching progressions, and choreographing to music. This course will take a workshop approach wherein students will perform the activities and master the techniques associated with effective exercise instruction.

3

Prerequisites

HUPR 10100

HUPR-34000 Kinesiology

This course focuses on the functional anatomical basis of human motion, with special emphasis on the skeletal, neural and muscular systems. Within this focus, the human body is examined with regard to how movement is created and maintained.

3

Prerequisites

BIOL 10100

HUPR-34300 Sport Performance Enhancement

The study of the athletic fitness components of agility, speed, power, flexibility, strength, and endurance and their application to sport performance.

3

HUPR-34500 Exercise Physiology

The course introduces students to the physiological responses and adaptations of the body to exercise, training, and movement. The course investigates how body systems operate during states of exercise, rest, and inactivity. Students will complete lab activities that expose them to monitoring physiological responses during exercise.
3

Prerequisites

BIOL 10300

HUPR-34600 Exercise Physiology Lab

This course will reinforce principles and theories covered in HUPR 34500-001 Lecture and provide a hands-on opportunity to apply principles and theories related to exercise physiology.
1

Corequisites

HUPR 34500

HUPR-34700 Personal Training

Students will develop personal training skills, competencies, and knowledge needed to complete a credible personal training certification program. Content areas include exercise science, screening and evaluation, training principles and methods, client program design and implementation, injury prevention, and legal concerns as they relate to the field of personal training.

3

HUPR-36100 Management Strategies for Athletic Trainers

This course instructs athletic training students in the principles of management and their application to the specific needs of athletic trainers as allied healthcare professionals. The course covers budgeting, design of an athletic training room, the role/application of athletic insurance, organizing physical exams and drug testing procedures, and the legal considerations of sports medicine.

3

HUPR-36600 Corporate Health and Fitness Programming

This course covers advanced principles of wellness programming with application to corporate environments. Included are strategies to establish and maintain programming by demonstrating the potential value of a healthy workforce.

3

HUPR-36900 Data and Analytics in Human Performance

This course introduces students to the use of statistical analysis within human performance and to methods of analysis and distributions specific to sport and exercise. Students in this course gather, manage, analyze, interpret, and communicate statistical data to improve decision-making, player performance, in-game strategy, team management, operations, and business applications and decisions. The course focuses on analytics through theoretical and developmental frameworks in an effort to develop customized programs and reports to enhance sport performance, improve health, and optimize business strategies associated with human performance like logistics, sponsorship, user experience, and promotion.

3

Prerequisites

Any General Education Mathematics course

HUPR-38000 Biomechanics in Human Performance

This course introduces students to exercise and movement biomechanics through the study of external forces and their effects on the human body.

3

Prerequisites

HUPR 34000

HUPR-38600 Adapted Human Movement

This course investigates current concepts and trends in adapted physical education, adapted sport, and prosthetics as well as the ability to plan and implement an exercise program designed to meet the unique needs of individuals. Students will learn strategies and programs that assist human movement for special populations.
3

Prerequisites

HUPR 31500 and HUPR 34000

HUPR-38700 Qualitative Assessment and Diagnosis of Human Movement

This course focuses on the processes behind assessing and diagnosing movement technique. Professional intervention and proper assessment techniques are discussed throughout this course.
3

Prerequisites

HUPR 34500, HUPR 38000 and HUPR 39000

HUPR-39000 Exercise Prescription

This course covers the prescription of exercise aligned with the guidelines provided by the American College of Sports Medicine. Students will learn how to make data-driven decisions from in-field testing data to prescribe exercise to a variety of populations. Students will explore the American College of Sports Medicine’s Exercise is Medicine program and strategies.

3

Prerequisites

HUPR 31500

Corequisites

HUPR 39300

HUPR-39100 Advanced Workshop in Exercise Science

These advanced workshops develop both theoretical concepts and skill-oriented practices of current interest in exercise science. It is the goal of these one-credit hour workshops to offer students opportunities to address timely topics and current training or application concepts on an advanced level. These workshops are activity-based and focus on career preparation in specific areas.

1

Prerequisites

Consent of Program Director

HUPR-39200 Special Topics in Human Performance

This course provides students with the opportunity to do advanced and sustained study in a variety of issues relating to exercise science.

1-3

Prerequisites

Consent of Program Director

HUPR-39300 Exercise Prescription Lab

This course covers the selection and implementation of exercises for specified performance outcomes.  Students will learn how to teach, correct, and modify exercises to minimize risk and achieve desired goals.
1

Corequisites

HUPR 39000