14 courses with the subject EXPH, 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.
A study of the anatomical and physiological functions, parts, and processes of the various systems of the human body to include cell, tissue, and organ, and structural study.
This laboratory will provide students with exposure to basic laboratory study of the cells, tissues, and structures of the human body. COREQ: EXPH 2100
This course will provide students with the advanced knowledge and application of anatomy and physiology that is necessary for professions that include exercise physiology, cardiac rehabilitation specialist, physical therapist, occupational therapist, and physician’s assistant. Advanced concepts of anatomical and physiological integration and interaction of systems will be the primary focus. PREREQ: EXPH 2100 and 2110
This laboratory will provide students with opportunities for advanced application of laboratory procedures and cell, structure, and landmark identification. COREQ: EXPH 2200
A structural study of the muscular system of the human body with emphasis on, and biomechanical analysis of, kinetic applications/movements relative to physical education, sport, and human movement.
This course will provide students with the opportunity to experience advanced laboratory applications in the mechanics of the human body manipulating forces to provide motion. The lab will focus on levers; origins, insertions and lines of pull of muscles; and the manipulation of angles in a practical sense. COREQ: EXPH 3450
This course will provide students with in-depth study of the mechanisms of developing and refining skills in motor activities, such as motor development patterns, factors affecting motor learning, improving motor skills, and advanced training for peak motor performance.
This lab will provide students with opportunities to apply the techniques associated with developing and refining skills in motor activities, such as motor development patterns, factors affecting motor learning, improving motor skills, and advanced training for peak motor performance. COREQ: EXPH 3500
A qualitative and quantitative study of the mechanical factors related to human movement. The study of biomechanical principles that govern effectiveness of human kinetic movement and skills. Human movement as related to the laws of physics and biomechanics. Human biomechanical movement analysis will be explored as well as kinematic concepts. PREREQ: EXPH 2100 and EXPH 2200 or 3450
This course will provide students with the opportunity to experience advanced laboratory applications in analyzing how body position, joint angles, and forces affect human movement. COREQ: EXPH 4100
An analytical, practical study of how exercise affects the various physiological systems of the human body both positively and negatively. Sport and athletic physiology will be addressed as well.
This course will provide students with the opportunity to experience advanced laboratory applications for testing the human body’s response to exercise demands. COREQ: EXPH 4120
This lecture course will merge the concepts of the prerequisite courses together to provide the students with practical, applied knowledge of how to prescribe exercise for normal, clinical, and elite clienteles. PREREQ: EXPH 4100 and 4120
Source: University of North Carolina at Pembroke's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
