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Course ID	Course
HKIN 298	HKIN 298 Introduction to Biomechanics Course Credits: 3 An applied study of the mechanical, anatomical and biological components of human movement including sport and active daily living activities. Prerequisite(s): HKIN 191 (3-0; 3-0)
HKIN 303	HKIN 303 Advanced Principles of Strength Training Course Credits: 3 Students experience an in-depth study of the theoretical foundations and practical applications of strength training and program development. This course focuses on the neuromuscular/biomechanical basis of strength training: adaptations to resistance training; systems of strength development; and program design variables. Prerequisite(s): HKIN 103 or 107 or 201 or 202; 191, 298; BIOL 241; 3rd year standing . (0-0; 3-1) NB: HKIN 103 or 107 can be taken simultaneously
HKIN 320	HKIN 320 Management & Facilities Course Credits: 3 This course is designed to give the student a broad understanding of recreational management and facilities management. Topics include: personnel management, fundraising, budgeting, public relations, promotion, use of volunteers, administration practices, legal requirements, facility planning, and parks management. Prerequisite(s): Instructor's permission. (0-0; 3- 0) NB: Offered every other year
HKIN 325	HKIN 325 Sociocultural and Philosophical Aspects of Sport and Leisure Course Credits: 3 An examination of the sociological, cultural, and philosophical dynamics of sport and the way that sport has become a significant socializing agent of society and culture. Sport issues and controversies are explored in depth to assist the human kinetics practitioner in applying critical thinking and critical decision-making in the realm of sport and physical activity. Prerequisite(s): Third year standing. )
HKIN 350	HKIN 350 Teaching Physical Education Course Credits: 3 Teaching methodology and curriculum for physical education instruction. An introduction to lesson planning, active living, movement skills, and safety, fair play, and leadership as it applies to students in a school physical education program. Cross-listed: EDUC 350 Prerequisite(s): Third year standing. (3-0; 3-0)
HKIN 351	HKIN 351 Leadership and Management in Human Kinetics Course Credits: 3 An applied study of leadership, including planning, supervisory skills, and responsibilities related to instructional/intramural-recreational and intercollegiate human kinetics and sport programs. Prerequisite(s): Third year standing.
HKIN 372	HKIN 372 Athletic Injuries Course Credits: 3 The theory and practice of the prevention, assessment, management, and rehabilitation of athletic injuries. Emergency care, nutrition, and taping skills. Prerequisite(s): BIOL 241 or instructor's consent; third year standing. (0-0; 3-1)
HKIN 375	HKIN 375 Research Methods Course Credits: 3 An introduction to research and measurement in sport and human kinetics. Emphasis is placed on practical application of research techniques and designs as well as measurement techniques related to a variety of sport and human kinetics settings. Prerequisite(s): MATH 102, MATH 108 or PSYC 207. (0-0, 0-3)
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