KINE — Kinesiology: Catalog Entries

12 catalog course(s) on file. Undergraduate courses are numbered 100–499; graduate courses 500–699. See the department page for faculty and program information.

KINE 101 — Foundations of Kinesiology(3 cr.)

Introduces the scientific study of human movement and the professional fields within kinesiology. Surveys career pathways in fitness, rehabilitation, and sport.

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KINE 110 — Fitness and Wellness Concepts(2 cr.)

Introduces principles of physical fitness, including cardiovascular health, strength training, and flexibility. Includes practical assessment of personal fitness levels.

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KINE 210 — Human Anatomy for Kinesiology(4 cr.)

Covers the skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems as they relate to human movement. Weekly laboratory sessions emphasize palpation and functional anatomy.

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KINE 220 — Exercise Physiology(4 cr.)

Examines the body's physiological responses and adaptations to acute and chronic exercise. Laboratory sessions include measurement of aerobic capacity and metabolic response.

Prerequisite(s): KINE 210

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KINE 250 — Motor Learning and Development(3 cr.)

Studies the acquisition and refinement of motor skills across the lifespan. Topics include stages of motor development and principles of skill instruction.

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KINE 310 — Biomechanics(3 cr.)

Applies principles of mechanics to the analysis of human movement in sport and daily activity. Students use video analysis to evaluate movement technique.

Prerequisite(s): KINE 210

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KINE 330 — Sport Psychology(3 cr.)

Explores the psychological factors that influence athletic performance and participation in physical activity. Topics include motivation, anxiety, and mental skills training.

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KINE 340 — Nutrition for Human Performance(3 cr.)

Examines the role of nutrition in supporting athletic training, recovery, and performance. Students design nutrition plans for a range of athletic populations.

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KINE 360 — Exercise Testing and Prescription(3 cr.)

Trains students in the administration of fitness assessments and the design of individualized exercise programs. Includes practical experience conducting client assessments.

Prerequisite(s): KINE 220

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KINE 410 — Physiology of Sport Training(3 cr.)

Examines the physiological principles underlying strength, endurance, and periodized athletic training. Students critique and design training programs for competitive athletes.

Prerequisite(s): KINE 220

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KINE 430 — Adapted Physical Activity(3 cr.)

Covers principles of designing physical activity programs for individuals with disabilities. Includes practicum experience with adapted community programs.

Prerequisite(s): KINE 250

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KINE 495 — Senior Seminar in Kinesiology(3 cr.)

Capstone seminar in which students complete an original research or applied project addressing a topic in exercise science. Requires a formal written report and oral presentation.

Prerequisite(s): KINE 360

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