16 courses with the subject HPE, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
HPE 101Foundations of Health3
This is a course that is designed to acquaint the student with basic knowledge and practical application of physical fitness and activity as they relate to optimal healthful living. The course consists of two components, activity and lecture. Once a week students will complete lecture materials on-line while engaging in physical activity two hours a week.
Fall Majors Only A course designed specifically to provide basic motor skills and a variety of sports skills that are germane to exercise science and rehabilitation areas of allied health.
HPE 216Medical Terminology for Allied Health Professions2
Fall, Spring A course designed to provide the prospective practitioner with basic medical and psychiatric vocabulary for the purpose of communicating skillfully with professional peers in the allied health fields.
HPE 221Introduction to Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Allied Health Professions3
Fall The course addresses a broad understanding and interpretation of the foundations and principles of health, physical education, recreation and the allied health professions designed to enhance professional competencies in the cognitive and affective domains in rehabilitative areas.
Fall, Summer The purpose of this course is to provide competencies in knowledge and skills to give immediate care to a person who has been injured or has suddenly taken ill. It includes self-help and home care if medical assistance is not available or is delayed.
Limited to Juniors and Seniors only The course covers various theories of motor learning. It examines the state of the learner, the nature of skills, and methods of instruction.
BIO 373 This course is concerned with the application of physiological principles of muscular activity. It is a study of the integration of the human body systems in performance of exercise, including measurement of various physiological parameters during exercise (ECG, BP, HR, Respiration, Blood Flow). The course carries a laboratory component.
HPE 374Kinesiology and Analysis of Human Movement3
BIO 373 This is a study of the principles of human motion as well as an anatomical analysis of everyday physical education activities for the purpose of promoting normal development and improvement of performance. A laboratory component is required.
BIO 373 , Junior or Senior Status A course designed to provide competencies in the practice of therapeutic exercise in its application to physical rehabilitation of the physically disabled. Principles of adapted physical education, kinesiotherapy, and athletic training will be presented.
BIO 373 , Junior or Senior status This course focuses on five areas of concentration, which encompass 23 sections of theoretical scholarship. Through a variety of health and fitness training and evaluation techniques, students are exposed to an assortment of practical experiences reinforcing core exercise science concepts and principles. Upon enrollment into the course, students have the option to take the class for credit, certification (National Council of Strength and Fitness), or both.213 SHAW
HPE 423Adapted Physical Education, Therapeutic Recreation and Kinesiology3
Open to Juniors and Seniors only A course designed to provide students with the cognitive, psychomotor, and affective competencies in physical activities that will enable them, as professionals, to design programs to meet the needs of those who have physical, psychological, or developmental disabilities.
HPE 432Organization and Administration of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Kinesiotherapy3
Open to Juniors and Seniors only A course designed to provide the preprofessional student in adapted physical education, athletic training, kinesiotherapy, recreation, and therapeutic recreation with the basic academic foundation and skills necessary to organize, administer, and manage programs in school health, physical education, recreation and kinesiotherapy.
HPE 472Tests and Measurements in Adapted Physical Education, Recreation, and Kinesiotherapy3
MAT 112 and Junior or Senior status A course designed to familiarize students with the process of collecting statistical data; its interpretation and use in assessments of students, programs, patients/clients, and methodologies; and techniques of test construction and assignment of letter graders.
HPE 490Methods of Teaching Allied Health Sciences3
Open to Juniors and Seniors only A course designed to provide the student with the basic methodology of how learning takes place through motor skills, and the various techniques and assessments procedures used in teaching motor activities in schools, recreation, and kinesiotherapy settings.
HPE 491Clinical Internship in Exercise Science3
Fall, Spring/Day This capstone course requires students to complete a 300 hour internship which will provide students the opportunity to apply exercise science knowledge in a professional setting. Professionals will supervise students for a twelve-week internship where students will work with clientele to establish fitness goals, construct detailed workout plans, and assist clients in completing their activities.
ENG 213 and Junior or Senior status Designed primarily for majors in non-teaching health sciences areas, this course discusses and researches critical issues in kinesiotherapy, occupational therapy, physical therapy, and related health science topics.
