Academic Catalog Spring 2019

ESS 3023 Assessment of Athletic Injuries Students will explore the role of the athletic trainer and coaches in the prevention, recogni- tion, and treatment of injuries to athletes. The course will emphasize the immediate care of serious and life threatening injuries and illnesses and recognition, immediate treatment, secondary treatment, and rehabilitation of common athletic injuries. Students will learn various basic techniques of taping, wrapping, bracing, and pad construction, and the use of selected basic treatment modalities. This course will give students a comprehensive foun- dation and introduction into the basics of athletic training, principles of first aid, safety, and CPR. Prerequisite: ESS 3343/3341. ESS 3053 Administration of Sports and Recreation This course examines organizational and administrative patterns for conducting a recre- ation program in a variety of settings. Prerequisite: JR/SR Standing. (Spring) ESS 3061 Exercise Testing and Prescription Lab This lab covers clinical exercise physiology topics needed to understand and apply the foundational principles for fitness testing in special populations. Prerequisite: ESS 3303, 3301, 3343, 3341. Must be taken concurrently with ESS 3063. ESS 3063 Exercise Testing and Prescription This course covers exercise physiology and related topics in exercise science needed to understand and apply the foundational principles for fitness testing and exercise program- ming. In addition, human behaviors related to exercise adherence and proper nutrition are explored. Finally, this course investigates important aspects of program administration as- sociated with personal training. Prerequisite: ESS 3303, 3301, 3343, 3341. Must be taken concurrently with ESS 3061. (Fall) ESS 3103 Individual and Dual Sports This course assists the student in developing competency in a variety of individual and lifetime sports. It includes organization and administration of individual and dual sports programs. Prerequisite: JR Standing. (On Demand) ESS 3153 Team Sports This course assists the student in developing competency in a variety of team sports. Stu- dents will be tested as to their skill level in a variety of team sports. The course seeks to improve the student’s proficiency in these team sports. Prerequisite: JR Standing. (On Demand) ESS 3203 Outdoor Recreation This course develops student proficiency in outdoor recreational activities such as compass reading, camping, canoeing, and hiking. Classroom and wilderness settings are utilized. This course is designed to provide students with experience in basic laboratory techniques for Exercise Physiology. Emphasis is given to physiological adjustments and changes occurring in the human organism as a result of physical activity. Prerequisites: BIO 1113/1111 or BIO 2013/2011 or instructor’s consent. Must be taken concurrently with ESS 3303. ESS 3303 Exercise Physiology This course gives emphasis to physiological adjustments and changes occurring in the hu- man organism as a result of physical activity. The physiology of muscular contraction and the roles of the circulatory and respiratory systems in exercise are included. Prerequisites: Prerequisite: SO Standing. (On Demand) ESS 3301 Exercise Physiology Lab

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