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2019-20 Academic Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

University Course Descriptions

  

Course Numbering System

Each course is represented by four capital letters followed by a four-digit numeral (e.g., FINC 3311).

The letters form an abbreviation for the instructional area while the numeral is interpreted as follows:

First Digit: The first digit indicates academic level and provides information regarding restrictions as to undergraduate and/or graduate student enrollment:

1000 and 2000 series –undergraduate lower division
3000 and 4000 series – undergraduate upper division (normally for undergraduate students but with advisor approval for graduate students).
6000 series – graduate courses (for graduate students only except for undergraduates with an approved mixed load petition).

Second Digit: The second digit indicates the amount of credit awarded. For example, a course numbered 4331, carries three semester hours of credit.

Third and Fourth Digits: The third and fourth digits are used to distinguish between courses within an instructional area. Course Punctuation

One of the following marks of punctuation may immediately follow the course number, or may separate a series of course numbers. Internal punctuations (between multi-listed courses) take precedence over all punctuation in a series of course numbers. The significance of each mark of punctuation is as follows:

  • Colon – A colon (:) following a course number indicates that the course may be taken as an independent one-semester course. This also applies when two course numbers are separated by a colon.
  • Comma – A comma (,) between course numbers indicates that both courses must be taken before credit is received for either, but the second course may be taken first.
  • Hyphen – A hyphen (-) between course numbers indicates that both courses must be taken before credit is received for either. The first course must be completed before the student enrolls in the second course, or if “concurrent enrollment only” is shown in the course description, both courses must be taken at the same time.
  • Semicolon – A semicolon (;) between course numbers indicates that the first course may be taken and justify credit without completion of the second course, but the second course cannot be taken without the first as prerequisite.

The three numbers in parentheses (0-0-0) after each course title indicate the number of semester credit hours, the number of class hours per week, and the number of additional laboratory or activity hours per week.
 

History - Undergraduate
  

  • HIST 2311 Western Civilization to 1600

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Course Level: Lower Division

    Prerequisite(s): TSI complete in Reading and Writing.
    Surveys the people, ideas, events and major trends - economic, social, political and cultural in western civilization from pre-history up to about 1600.
  

  • HIST 2312 Western Civilization Since 1600

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Course Level: Lower Division

    Prerequisite(s): TSI complete in Reading and Writing. Surveys the people, ideas, events and major trends - economic, social, political and cultural in western civilization from 1600 to about 2000.
  

  • HIST 2321 World History I

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Lower Division

    Prerequisite(s): TSI complete in Reading and Writing.
    Survey of world history from human rights to the sixteenth century.
  

  • HIST 2322 World History II

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Lower Division

    Prerequisite(s): TSI complete in Reading and Writing.
    Survey of world history from the sixtenth century to the present.
  

  • HIST 3301 Thinking Like a Historian

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): HIST 1301  and HIST 1302  or Instructor Approval
    Introduction to the discipline of history with an emphasis on historiography and historical argumentation. (Formerly HIST 4301 Historiography and Methodology)
  

  • HIST 3310 History of Education

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    The history of education from primitive societies to the present, including the progression of philosophical thought leading to the structure of today’s schools.
  

  • HIST 4300 Selected Topics in U.S. History

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): HIST 1301 , HIST 1302  or approval of instructor.
    Topical courses in U.S. history. May be repeated for credit when topic varies.
  

  • HIST 4302 Independent Study

    Cr. 3 per semester or more than 3 by concurrent enrollment.
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): 6 s.h. in history and consent of instructor.
  

  • HIST 4303 Colonial and Revolutionary North America

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): HIST 1301  and HIST 1302  or Instructor Approval.
    Covers the history of North America from the age of European colonization to the implementation of the U.S. Constitution.
  

  • HIST 4304 Early Republic and Antebellum U.S.

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): HIST 1301  and HIST 1302  or Instructor Approval.
    Covers U.S. history from 1789 to 1860.
  

  • HIST 4305 Civil War and Reconstruction

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): HIST 1301  and HIST 1302  or Instructor Approval.
    Covers the U.S. Civil War and Reconstruction, roughly from 1850 to 1877.
  

  • HIST 4306 The Gilded Age and Progressive Era

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): HIST 1301  and HIST 1302  or Instructor Approval.
    Covers U.S. history from the Gilded Age through the Progressive Era (1878-1920).
  

  • HIST 4307 World Wars and the New Deal

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): HIST 1301  and HIST 1302  or Instructor Approval.
    Covers World War I, the inter-war years, the New Deal, and World War II with a focus on the United States.
  

  • HIST 4308 Age of Consensus and Turbulent 60s

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): HIST 1301  and HIST 1302  or Instructor Approval.
    Covers U.S. history in the 1950s and 1960s.
  

  • HIST 4309 U.S. History Since 1970

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): HIST 1301  and HIST 1302  or Instructor Approval.
    Covers U.S. History in the 1970s.
  

  • HIST 4310 Selected Topics in European History

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): HIST 1301  and HIST 1302  or Instructor Approval.
    Topical courses in European history. Formerly “History of the U.S. 1900-1945”
  

  • HIST 4320 Selected Topic in Latin American History

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): HIST 1301  and HIST 1302  or Instructor Approval.
    Topical courses in Latin American history. Formerly “History of England to the 18th Century”.
  

  • HIST 4323 The Age of Enlightenment

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): HIST 1301  and HIST 1302  or Instructor Approval
    Intensive study of the 17th and 18th centuries.
  

  • HIST 4324 The Age of Revolution

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): HIST 1301  and HIST 1302  or Instructor Approval
    Intensive study of the period from the American Revolution to 1850.
  

  • HIST 4325 The Modern Era

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): HIST 1301  and HIST 1302  or Instructor Approval
    Major trends from the mid-nineteenth century to the present.
  

  • HIST 4335 Nazi Germany

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): HIST 1301  and HIST 1302  or Instructor Approval
    Study of twentieth-century Germany that focuses on the origins of support for political extremism, the rise of Adolph Hitler, and the effects of Nazi control on Germany and the world.
  

  • HIST 4350 Historical Research

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): HIST 1301  and HIST 1302  or Instructor Approval
    Directed research in primary and secondary historical sources for advanced-level students.
  

  • HIST 4380 Selected Topics in European History

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): HIST 1301  and 1302  or Instructor Approval.
    Topical courses in European history.
  

  • HIST 4390 Selected Topics in Latin American History

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): HIST 1301  and 1302  or Instructor Approval
    Topical courses in Latin American history.

Humanities - Undergraduate
  

  • HUMA 1301 Introduction to Humanities

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Course Level: Undergraduate

    Prerequisite(s): TSI compliance in Reading and Writing.
    This stand alone course is an interdisciplinary survey of cultures focusing on the philosophical and aesthetic factors in human values with an emphasis on the historical development of the individual and society and the drive to create.  This course will offer selected, interrelated topics in philosophy, literature, religion, and the arts and sciences from ancient times to about the year 1700.
  

  • HUMA 3310 Philosophy of Art

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Sophomore standing.
    This course is an examination of several consequential philosophic aesthetic theories. Topics such as the cultural significance of art, the role it plays in human life, why we dedicate resources to it, and what the benefits of art might be will be investigated.
  

  • HUMA 3320 History of the Theatre

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Sophomore standing.
    This course is an investigation of the history of the dramatic arts. Topics will include how the theatre has been influenced by society, how society influences the theatre, and how non-European cultures have treated the dramatic arts. Cross-listed with DRAM 3320 .
  

  • HUMA 4300 Selected Topics in the Humanities

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Focuses on a humanities topic that does not belong exclusively to any single traditional discipline, for example, utopian thought or women in transition. May be repeated for credit when topics vary.
  

  • HUMA 4312 Classical Greece and Rome

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Intensive study of classical Greece and Rome from an inter-disciplinary perspective.
  

  • HUMA 4316 Critical Studies in Race, Class, and Gender

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): ENGL 1301 , ENGL 1302 .
    Introduces students to concepts from theoretical and cultural discourse on gender, race, and class through interdisciplinary investigation of histories, literatures, and arts with the intention of improving cultural literacy in global contexts.
  

  • HUMA 4318 African American Culture

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): HIST 1301  and HIST 1302  or Instructor
    Approval Introduces Humanities majors to the basics of African American culture, including history, literature, art, an music.
  

  • HUMA 4322 Ethics

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Introduces students to the history of moral philosophy in the western tradition from the pre-Socratics to contemporary thinkers, and exposes students to the fundamental issues of moral philosophy and to the major positions on how to address them.
  

  • HUMA 4323 Asian Culture

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Introduction to Middle Eastern, Indian, Chinese, and Japanese cultural traditions, including music, literature, philosophy, art, architecture, with an emphasis on the overlap between these disciplinary boundaries.
  

  • HUMA 4325 Hispanic Heritage, Culture & Civilization to 1848

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Overview of Pre-Hispanic cultures and exchanges created by European arrival. The course is organized with an historical/topical format, including analysis of the political, cultural, economic, scientific and religious underpinnings of Pre-Columbian and subsequent interaction with European cultures.
  

  • HUMA 4326 Hispanic Heritage, Culture & Civilization from 1848

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    History and development of Hispanic Culture in the US within the Larger context of contact with “Anglo” culture, continuing relationships with Spain, and the changing juxtaposition of minority/majority groups, especially immigrants. Selected topics about political, cultural, economic, educational, scientific and religious issues of importance to Latinos.

Interdisciplinary Studies - Undergraduate
  

  • INDS 2310 Structure of the Social Sciences

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Lower Division

    Basic study of the structure of social sciences. Includes research techniques and major concepts.
  

  • INDS 3323 Child Development and Its Application To Learning

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Teacher Education Program
    Theories of growth and social, emotional, physical and intellectual development in children and youth with some attention to their application to classroom management.
  

  • INDS 3324 Child Development and Learning

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Admission to Teacher Education
    Theories of growth and social, emotional, physical and cognitive development of individuals with reference to classroom experiences. Certification only EC-4, 4-8, 8-12.

International Business - Undergraduate
  

  • IBUS 4300 Selected Topics in International Business

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Senior standing and approval of instructor.
    May be repeated when topics vary.
  

  • IBUS 4316 International Management

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): MGMT 3303 
    A survey of international management issues studied from the perspective of the individual and the organization. Topics include the international environment, conducting business in international settings, and managing effectively in multi-cultural settings. (Cross-listed with MGMT 4316 .) (Credit will not be given for both IBUS 4316 and MGMT 4316 .)
  

  • IBUS 4325 International Marketing

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): MKTG 3303 
    The study of the economic, social, cultural, legal, political and regulatory environment required for developing a global marketing strategy and plan. (Cross-listed with MKTG 4325 .) (Credit will not be given for both IBUS 4325 and MKTG 4325 .)
  

  • IBUS 4331 International Finance

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): FINC 3304.
    Application of finance principles in the international environment; including the nature of the balance of payment mechanism, the factors affecting the foreign exchange markets; defensive techniques to protect the business against foreign exchange risk; and investing, financing, and working capital management within a multinational firm. (Cross-listed with FINC 4325.) (Credit will not be given for both IBUS 4331 and FIN 4325.)

Kinesiology - Undergraduate
  

  • KINE 1301 Foundations of Kinesiology

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Lower Division

    An overview of the historical, philosophical and scientific basis for kinesiology, including career opportunities and professional academic organizations in sport, fitness and physical education.
  

  • KINE 2210 Sport Management

    Cr. 2
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Lower Division

    This course will introduce students to the operating principles for programs in intercollegiate athletics, professional sports, recreational sports, and community sport associations.
  

  • KINE 2310 Contemporary Wellness

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Lower Division

    An analysis of the multi-dimensional nature of health and well-being, including the role of individual behavior and lifestyle play in reducing death and disability through risk factor attenuation and accident avoidance. This course includes methods of enhancing well-being and optimal quality of life through scientifically-based health habits in the individual, classroom, workplace and community.
  

  • KINE 2311 Motor Learning and Development

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Lower Division

    An examination of the acquisition and performance of motor skills throughout the lifespan. The practical application of motor skill development for physical education, sport, and fitness is emphasized.
  

  • KINE 2312 Kinetic Anatomy

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Lower Division

    This course is analysis of the skeletal, muscular, and neurological structure and function aspects of human movement with emphasis on sport and fitness activities.
  

  • KINE 2313 Sport Management

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Lower Division

    This course will introduce students to the operating principles for programs in intercollegiate athletics, professional sports, recreational sports, and community sport associations.
  

  • KINE 2314 Communication in Sport

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Lower Division

    This course is an investigation of public relations and communication practices in sport including reputation management, media relations, crisis communications, community relations, and fostering relationships with key publics.
  

  • KINE 3302 Independent Study

    Cr. 3. Per semester or more than 3 by concurrent enrollment.
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Approval of School Dean.
  

  • KINE 3310 Adapted Physical Education

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): KINE 1301 , KINE 2311 
    An overview of the knowledge and subject matter commonly included in adapted physical education, provides an opportunity to develop competency for teaching physical education to persons with disabilities and/or special needs. Fieldwork may be required for this course.
  

  • KINE 3311 Biomechanics of Sport and Exercise

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    An analysis of physical conditioning, sport skill performance, and injury prevention using the principles of mechanical physics.
  

  • KINE 3312 Physiology of Exercise

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): KINE 2310 .
    An examination of the physiological and biochemical responses of the human body to the stress of physical exertion and the implications for fitness conditioning and sport performance.
  

  • KINE 3313 Scientific Principles of Strength and Conditioning

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): KINE 3311 , KINE 3312 
    This course teaches students appropriate lifting techniques, dietary restrictions for athletes, writing conditioning programs, proper sprinting techniques. Prepares students to pass NSCA Strength and Conditioning exam.
  

  • KINE 3314 Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): KINE 3311 , KINE 3312 .
    Concepts of anatomy, mechanism of injury, and administration of athletic training. Students are able to demonstrate basic mastery of athletic injuries of all body parts.
  

  • KINE 3315 Facility Management and Design

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Emphasis on supervising athletic facilities and different aspects of organizing, promoting, scheduling, officiating, leagues and tournaments, risk management and evaluation of intramural sports related activities. (Formerly : “Facilities Management and Intramural Sports”)
  

  • KINE 3316 Foundations of Exercise and Sports Psychology

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    This course examines psychological theories and research related to sport and exercise behavior that could improve or hinder athletic performance.
  

  • KINE 3317 Nutrition in Sports and Exercise

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): KINE 3312 
    Scientific basis for sports nutrition emphasizing basic nutritional concepts used for fuel and post recovery to enhance human performance. (Formerly : “Sports Nutrition”)
  

  • KINE 3318 Sports Conditioning and Program Design

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): KINE 3313 
    This course covers the theory and practice of sport training methodologies for enhancing the athlete’s physiological capacity to reach a high level of performance.
  

  • KINE 3319 Financing Sports Organizations

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    This course will examine traditional and innovative methods of revenue acquisition available to sport organizations and current financial challenges. (Formerly : “Finance and Sports Organizations”)
  

  • KINE 3320 Marketing and Promotion in Sports

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    This course provides students with an understanding of the marketing issues within the sport industry within the private and public sectors.
  

  • KINE 3321 Legal Issues in Sport and Exercise

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    This course provides knowledge of the judicial system and current legal issues in sport including risk management, eligibility, discrimination, drug testing, and Title IX.
  

  • KINE 3322 Sociology of Sport and Exercise

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    This course explores the way sports are entangled in social, cultural, political, and economically from social psychological levels to the global level.
  

  • KINE 3323 Applied Exercise Physiology

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): KINE 3312 
    This course will provide information related to the physiological responses of the human organism to exercise and exercise training.
  

  • KINE 3324 Economics in Sport

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Examination of economic concepts and applications within the sport industry including industrial organization, finance, labor relations, non-profit entities, and economic theory applied to sport.
  

  • KINE 3325 Governance in Sport

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    An investigation of the various agencies governing sport. Includes an examination of the agencies, their authority, organizational structure, and their function.
  

  • KINE 3326 Administration of Sports Programs

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    An integrated study of the administration of traditional and contemporary kinesiology and sports programs.  Philosophies and principles of the administration of kinesiology and sports programs will be applied.
  

  • KINE 3327 Individual and Dual Sports

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    The purpose of this course is to develop the techniques for sports conditioning and fundamental skills used in teaching individual and dual sports in a public school physical education class.
  

  • KINE 3328 Team Sports

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    The purpose of this course is to develop the techniques utilized in fundamental skills for team sports.  This course will also focus on the various stages and progress of games skill development.
  

  • KINE 3402 Independent Study

    Cr. 4 per semester or more than 4 by concurrent enrollment.
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Approval of school dean
  

  • KINE 4303 Kinesiology Student Teaching

    Cr. 3
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Teaching Physical Education in accredited schools. Students are required to attend professional seminar.
  

  • KINE 4304 Kinesiology Student Teaching

    Cr. 3
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Teaching Physical Education in accredited schools. Students are required to attend professional seminar.
  

  • KINE 4310 Coaching Theory and Application

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): KINE 2311 , KINE 3312 .
    An examination of effective principles and practices in coaching and administration. Fieldwork may be required for this course.
  

  • KINE 4311 Testing and Prescription of Exercise

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): KINE 3311 , KINE 3312 .
    Principles and techniques of testing and interpreting fitness, wellness, and sport performance using sound measurement principles, basic statistical analysis, and common research methods. Formerly “Measurement and Evaluation”.
  

  • KINE 4312 Teaching Early Childhood and Elementary Physical Education

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): KINE 2311 , KINE 3312 .
    Examination of current trends, issues, and pedagogical methods of teaching and facilitating learning of physical education in the pre-kindergarten and elementary school curriculum. Programming, problem-solving, and community outreach activities will be emphasized. Fieldwork in the public schools may be required for this course.
  

  • KINE 4313 Teaching Middle and High School Physical Education

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): KINE 2311 , KINE 3312 .
    Examination of current trends, issues, and pedagogical methods of teaching and facilitating learning of physical education in the middle and high school curriculum. Programming, problem-solving, and community outreach activities will be emphasized. Fieldwork in the public schools may be required for this course.
  

  • KINE 4314 Laboratory Techniques in Kinesiology

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 2
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 1
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): KINE 3311 , KINE 3312 
    This course gives students the opportunity to promote their mastery of anatomical structure and function for human movement, fitness and exercise.
  

  • KINE 4315 Therapeutic Principles of Exercise

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): KINE 3312 
    This course will provide the student with knowledge of current theory and application of therapeutic modalities used in the treatment of athletic injuries.
  

  • KINE 4316 Research Methods in Kinesiology

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Junior or senior year standing only.
    This course will prepare students for research testing through exposure to experimental research methods, intermediate statistical procedures commonly found in exercise science research.
  

  • KINE 4318 Ethics in Sport

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    This course is a study of the developmental, practice, and application of moral values as applied to sport and business.
  

  • KINE 4319 Leadership Principles in Sport

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    This course is an examination of the theory and practice of leadership principles in sport management.
  

  • KINE 4320 Organizational Behavior in Sports Management

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    This course provides a comprehensive analysis of individual and group behavior in sports organizations.
  

  • KINE 4340 Professional Field Experience I

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Junior Standing
    The professional field experience is designed to provide students the opportunity to apply knowledge and theory related to kinesiology, physical fitness, and sport.
  

  • KINE 4341 Professional Field Experience II

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Junior Standing
    The professional field experience is designed to provide students the opportunity to apply knowledge and theory related to kinesiology, physical fitness, and sport.

Language - Undergraduate
  

  • LANG 4310 Language and Reading

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Analysis of the relationship between language and reading. Analysis of oral and written cueing systems and study of first and second language acquisition.

Literacy Studies - Undergraduate
  

  • LITY 3310 Early Literacy Development

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Admission to Teacher Education
    A field-based course in the study of the wide range and variety of literature for the young child, both historical and contemporary; criteria for evaluation and selection; guidance of children’s reading interest.
  

  • LITY 3320 Foundations of Reading Theories and Assessment

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 2
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 1
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): CUIN 3323 , INDS 3323 , LITY 3352 , Admission to Teacher Education Program.
    Study of theoretical underpinnings for literacy acquisition and assessment, including impact of dyslexia, and systems of language and how they are interrelated and mutually supportive. (Formerly RDG 3320 / Formerly: Foundations of Literacy: Theories and Assessment)
  

  • LITY 3321 Foundations of Early Literacy Theories and Assessment

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Admission to Teacher Education
    To study the theoretical underpinnings for early literacy acquisition and assessment as well as the systems of language and how they are interrelated and mutually supportive. This course is designed specifically for students who seek Early Childhood-Grade 4 teacher certification on a deficiency plan.
  

  • LITY 3322 Foundations of Literacy Theories and Assessment for Elementary Classrooms

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Admission to Teacher Education
    Specialization study of theoretical underpinnings for multiple literacy acquisition and Informal and formal assessment of virtual and traditional literacy in elementary classrooms; for EC-6 certification.
  

  • LITY 3323 Foundations of Literacy Theories and Assessment for the Middle School Classroom

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Admission to Teacher Education
    Specialization study of theoretical underpinnings for multiple literacy acquisition and informal and formal assessment of virtual and traditional literacy in middle school classrooms; for 4-8 certification.
  

  • LITY 3330 Using Literature With the Young Child

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    A field-based course in the study of the wide range and variety of literature for the young child, both historical and contemporary; criteria for evaluation and selection; guidance of children’s reading interest. Formerly “Literature for the Young Child”.
  

  • LITY 3331 Literature for the Young Child

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Admission to Teacher Education
    Study of the wide range and variety of literature for the young child, both historical and contemporary; criteria for evaluation and selection; guidance of children’s reading interest. This course is designed specifically for students who seek Early Childhood-4th Grade teacher certification without the field-based component.
  

  • LITY 3340 Using Literature with Adolescents

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Admission to Teacher Education, CUIN 3323 , IDST 3323, LITY 3352 
    A field-based study and application of adolescent reading material to include both traditional print literacy and virtual print literacy materials, criteria for evaluation and selection; includes the use of literature and trade books in content areas.
  

  • LITY 3350 Methods & Materials: Teaching with Children’s and Preadolescent Literature

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Admission to Teacher Education, CUIN 3323 , INDS 3323 , LITY 3352 
    Integrated use of children’s and preadolescent literature to promote caring teaching skills while evaluating modern and classic texts to meet current curriculum standards. (Formerly RDG 3350).
  

  • LITY 3352 Literacy Development for 21st Century Elementary Students

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Admission to Teacher Education.
    Theory and research to examine traditional print literacy components; includes an introduction to virtual innovations to support literacy development.
  

  • LITY 4302 Independent Study

    Cr. 3
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Approval of School Dean.
    Cr. 3 per semester or more than 3 by concurrent enrollment.
  

  • LITY 4361 Reading and Writing Workshop

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Admission to Teacher Education, CUIN 3323 , INDS 3323 , LITY 3352 
    A field-based course in the survey of goals, methods, and organization of literacy workshop programs and practices in the elementary and secondary schools. (Formerly RDG 4361).
  

  • LITY 4362 Components of Effective Writing Instruction

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Admission to Teacher Education. CUIN 3323 , INDS 3323 , LITY 3352 
    This course investigates the goals, methods and organization for effectively teaching writing in PreK-12. (Formerly RDG 4362). (Formerly “Workshop Approach to Reading and Writing Instruction”)
  

  • LITY 4364 Content Area Literacy and Study Skills

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Admission to the Teacher Education Program, CUIN 3323 , INDS 3323 
    A course for prospective secondary teachers covering reading, writing, and study skills for diverse classrooms. Includes unit preparation, theories and techniques of literacy, internet applications. Teacher certifications only.
  

  • LITY 4365 Components of Effective Literacy Instruction

    Cr. 3
    Semester Credit Hours: 3
    Class Hours Per Week: 3
    Additional Laboratory or Activity Hours Per Week: 0
    Course Level: Upper Division

    Prerequisite(s): Admission to Teacher Education, CUIN 3323 , INDS 3323 , and LITY 3310 .
    Field/clinical application of research-based traditional and virtual practices to promote literacy competencies and classroom assessments.
 

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