Course Code : ES 150

Credit : 3

Course Code : ES 225

Course Description :

Explores concepts of nutrition as they apply to exercise and performance. Topics include bioenergetics, thermodynamics and the energy equation, ergogenic aids, supplements, and computerized diet analysis.

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

BI 204 or BI 207

Course Code : ES 270

Credit : 3

Course Code : ES XXX

Credit : 3

Course Code : ES XXX

Credit : 4

Course Code : BI 203

Course Description :

This course is geared toward students who are pursuing careers in nursing and the allied health sciences. The study of anatomy and physiology provides the strong foundation needed to support students clinical experiences. The structure and function of the human body is introduced in systematic fashion from the cellular and molecular level to more complex interacting organ systems. Emphasis is placed on the mechanisms and regulation of body processes that maintain life in the face of environmental change. This course covers levels of organization, support and movement, integration and coordination. Prerequisite for the nursing program.

Credit : 3

Instruction methods : Lecture: 3 Hours

Prerequisites :

MA 113 or higher

Course Code : BI 203L

Course Description :

Laboratory exercises correlate with materials covered in lecture. Prerequisite for the nursing program.

Credit : 1

Prerequisites :

BI203

Course Code : BI 204

Course Description :

A continuation of BI 203. This course covers transport, absorption and excretion and the human life cycle. Prerequisite for the nursing program.

Credit : 3

Instruction methods : Lecture: 3 Hours

Prerequisites :

BI203, BI203

Course Code : BI 204L

Course Description :

Laboratory exercises correlate with materials covered in lecture. Prerequisite for the nursing program.

Credit : 1

Prerequisites :

BI204

Course Code : BU 251

Course Description :

This course introduces the student to the profession of sport management. Sport as a business is a significant part of the global entertainment industry and this survey course concentrates on various aspects of the field of sport management. Elements to be covered include the principles of sport business and entertainment management in professional, amateur, high school and collegiate settings. Students will be introduced to topics such as careers in the field, the evolution of the discipline and aspects of marketing, law, finance and economics which pertain to sport business. Event and facility operations as well as the ethical challenges in sport management will be reviewed.

Credit : 3

Course Code : MA 130

Course Description :

Studies the real number system, algebraic expressions, exponents, radicals, solutions of equations and inequalities, rational and polynomial functions; emphasizes the use of algebraic techniques in the solution of problems from a variety of disciplines.

Credit : 3

Prerequisites :

MA 090 or placement test

Course Code : MA 131

Course Description :

Concentrates on the exponential logarithmic trigonometric and inverse trigonometric functions, their graphs, properties and relations; also included are polar coordinates and the conic sections. Recommended as preparation in trigonometry for the study of calculus.

Credit : 3

Instruction methods : Lecture: 3 Hours

Prerequisites :

MA 130

Course Code : PS 311

Course Group(s) : Psychology 300 Level Courses

Course Description :

This course centers on the psychology of sport participation and performance. The course will focus on the major theories and concepts within sport psychology as well as the practical application to sport and health industries.

Credit : 3