Health and Human Performance Emphasis

First of a two-semester sequence in human anatomy and physiology. Topics include the structure and function of cells, tissues, and the integumentary, skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems. Introduces common human disease processes.  重点是系统之间的相互关系和调节的生理功能参与维持体内平衡. 实验室部分包括使用显微镜和解剖的解剖研究，以及通过实验研究生理概念.  Lab time is included in the schedule. A lab fee is required. Prerequisite: C- or better in BIO 111 or consent of instructor. Offered annually (fall semester).

Second of a two-semester sequence in human anatomy and physiology.  Topics include the endocrine, cardiovascular, lymphatic/immune, respiratory, digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems. Introduces common human disease processes.  重点是系统之间的相互关系和调节的生理功能参与维持体内平衡. 实验室部分包括使用显微镜和解剖的解剖研究，以及通过实验研究生理概念.   Lab time is included in the schedule. A lab fee is required. Prerequisites: C- or better in BIO 111 and BIO 246 or consent of instructor. Offered annually (spring semester).

This course will introduce and explore the broad field of human movement, exercise and physical activity. 本课程将向学生介绍用于理解人体运动的研究领域和学科, exercise and physical activity. Students will learn how to read, understand, critique, and write research articles the discipline of Kinesiology.

本课程将概述影响和决定运动技能学习和产生的重要行为理论. 包括学习理论和运动控制理论，以及理论在运动表现中的应用.

本课程将学习从出生到成年的运动技能和身体发育，重点是婴儿期, childhood, and adolescence including neurological, physiological, intellectual, social, and emotional factors that influence gross and fine movement activities.

This course will present and discuss the philosophical, historical, and sociological constructs relevant to sport and physical education. Philosophy of sport will explore ways to understand sport involvement. History of sport will be explored from Ancient Greece to modern times. Sociology of sport will be explored regarding current challenges, relevant issues, and controversies in sport and physical education.

在这门课程中，心理运动和认知因素在人类运动和运动环境中的作用将与人格理论等选定的主题一起讨论和探索, arousal, attribution theory, achievement motivation, anxiety, sport performance interventions, goal setting, attention styles, aggression, social facilitation, social reinforcement, and imagery.

本入门课程将介绍解剖力学的基本原理及其在人体运动中的应用，包括对有效运动的分析. Lab time is included in the schedule. A lab fee is required. Prerequisite: KIN 317.

This course applies the physiological principles to the study of human performance in exercise. A lab fee is required. Prerequisites: BIO 246 and BIO 247.

This course will study human movement with an emphasis on the structure and function of the skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems. A lab fee is required. Prerequisite:  BIO 246.

The development, evaluation, 并通过讲座和实际应用探索运动科学中测量技术和测试的管理. Basic statistical analyses and applications in interpreting tests and measurements are taught. A lab fee is required.

本课程将要求学生应用研究方法和技能来完成原始的学生进行的研究. This course may require library research, field and/or laboratory research, and statistical analysis to be completed under the supervision of a faculty advisor.

This course will prepare students to read, critique, and conduct scientific research. 通过实践经验和对研究方法的理解，学生将发展使用各种评估和数据收集方法在人体运动学科中进行研究所需的技能和知识.

This course is an introduction to the neurosciences, including cellular, systems, cognitive, and computational neurobiology, as well as mammalian neuroanatomy. Primary neuroscientific literature will be analyzed, and approaches to studying the nervous system will be examined. Lab time is included in the schedule. A lab fee is required. Offered annually (typically fall semester).

This course will explore issues pertinent to the study of health and nutrition for the active individual. 本课程将分析概念和争议，并强调当前营养文献中研究和临床研究的重要性. 学生还将研究和讨论有关营养在整体健康和健康生活方式中的作用的关键概念.

本课程将探索关于衰老影响的最新循证研究，并将使学生熟悉衰老对生理的影响，因为它与身体发育的下降有关, cardiovascular and pulmonary functioning, and muscular strength and power. 本课程还将介绍运动技能下降的影响，以及与衰老相关的其他生理-心理关系.

This course will explore the research evidence for lifestyle effects on health and wellness including; nutrition, fluids, physical activity, stress, depression, happiness, sleep, pain management, and addiction; issues in health literacy; lifestyle effects on behavior change and motivation; and the role of lifestyle on chronic disease. 学生将学习理解健康和医疗保健的另一种方式，而不是典型的按服务付费或照顾病人的医疗保健模式.

本课程将探讨身体活动在整个生命周期中对慢性疾病预防和健康促进的影响, from clinical and public health perspectives. Discussion and application of real-life physical activity assessment, research, guidelines, and promotion in population levels. Emphasis will be placed on the ability to understand and utilize epidemiology statistics.

本课程将着重通过心理学的考试，从心理学的角度理解运动行为, psycho-physiological, and social factors that influence physical activity participation and performance; how participating in physical activity and exercise affect psychological well-being; and the theoretical, methodological, and applied approaches to a variety of topics related to exercise psychology.

As a continuation of KIN 406, 本课程将调查和评估目前关于氧运输和肌肉代谢的生理调节机制的概念和文献，包括检查运动的急性和慢性影响，重点放在生理限制上. Lab time is included in the schedule. A lab fee is required. Prerequisite: KIN 406.

This course will examine the mechanical, structural, and physiological bases of human movement. 本课程将由两部分组成:(1)介绍人体运动的运动学和动力学分析的研究工具;(2)基于实验的项目，将机械原理应用于现实世界的人体运动情况. 学生将从事生物力学仪器系统的高级研究，并将机械原理应用于人体运动. Lab fee: $50. Prerequisite: KIN 403.