Introduction to the research process with emphasis on design and basic statistical procedures used in research in Kinesiology.

Review and evaluation of reports of recent research in Kinesiology. Review of research methodology for analysis of both qualitative and quantitative nature.

The impact of sports upon the American culture with focus on competition, economics, mythology, race relations and the Olympic syndrome.

Focus on curriculum theory and development, service delivery models, student placement, development of goals and objectives, and assessment in adapted physical education.

Focus on intellectual and behavioral disabilities, student behavior management and performance, and systematic observation and research techniques in adapted physical education.

Focus on unique attributes of individuals with disabilities, instructional strategies including modifications, program evaluation, and professional development in adapted physical education.

Focus on practical application of best practices in adapted physical education including planning, instructional strategies, assessment, reflection, and collaboration.

Nature of motor learning and development, factors affecting success in skill learning and improving physical performance.

Practical experiences in approved health & exercise science environment. Six hours total credit (220 clock hours) is required for completion of MS degree.

Independent readings and research on selected topics in Kinesiology.

Nature of motor learning and development, factors affecting success in skill learning and improving physical performance.

Understanding the physiological responses of the body systems to exercise, the recovery process, and systematic training regimens.

Analysis of the various motor skills to determine their relationship to basic mechanical principles, anatomical and kinesiological factors, laws of physics, etc.

A continuation of KINE 526 designed to enhance understanding of physiological responses to acute and chronic exercise as it relates to performance and health-related fitness.

Practical experiences in approved health & exercise science environment. Six hours total credit (220 clock hours) is required for completion of MS degree.

Independent readings and research on selected topics in Kinesiology.

Understanding the physiological responses of the body systems to exercise, the recovery process, and systematic training regimens.

A continuation of KINE 526 designed to enhance understanding of physiological responses to acute and chronic exercise as it relates to performance and health-related fitness.

Course designed to explore the behavior of individuals participating in play, game and sports.

Advanced methods and techniques associated with conditioning of athletes and specific populations. Sport specific conditioning of anaerobic and aerobic systems and practice of methods to specifically assess performance parameters will be addressed.

Provides administrators theoretical and practical knowledge in management principles and techniques, managerial responsibilities, and issues confronting professionals in sport and exercise programs.

Practical experiences in approved health & exercise science environment. Six hours total credit (220 clock hours) is required for completion of MS degree.

Independent readings and research on selected topics in Kinesiology.