| EXS101 | Introduction to Exercise Science | This course provides an overview of the discipline of exercise science with particular focus on the key concepts of the subdisciplines and the diverse range of professional careers associated with physical activity. It is intended for students enteri... |
| EXS170 | Functional & Palpation Anatomy | A detailed exploration of musculoskeletal anatomy with an emphasis on palpation skills, bony landmarks and muscle/origin/insertion/action |
| EXS190 | Anatomy & Physiology for the Exercise Sciences | An examination of human structure and function with an emphasis on the applied aspects of anatomy, physiology, and human motor development as related to the exercise and sport sciences. |
| EXS210 | Exercise Management of Cardiorespiratory Pathophysiology | A detailed study of the physiology of the cardio respiratory system in both normal and pathologic conditions, with an emphasis on the role of exercise and other lifestyle modifications in the treatment and prevention of cardio respiratory pathologies... |
| EXS258 | Pharmacology for Exercise Sciences | This course will cover various topics related to exercise science and physical activity. The student will gain a physician's and/or allied health care professional's perspective on treatment as it relates to a variety of general medical conditions, c... |
| EXS261 | Medical Terminology | An introduction to basic word elements--roots, suffixes, prefixes, and combining forms used by the health and human service professions. Knowledge of proper spelling, definitions, pronunciations, and usage of medical terms related to body systems. |
| EXS308 | Kinesiology | A study of the relationship of anatomical, physiological and mechanical principles to the muscular movement of homo sapiens. |
| EXS309 | Physiology of Exercise | The applied study of the functioning of the systems of the human body during exercise. |
| EXS310 | Advanced Physiology of Exercise | An advanced examination of how the body responds and adapts to disruptions in homeostasis resulting from physical activity, with an emphasis on the biochemistry/endocrinology of exercise. Training/laboratory methods in exercise physiology will be inc... |
| EXS312 | Fitness Assessmentn and Exercise Prescription I | An introduction of fitness evaluation and exercise prescription. Concepts, principles, and theories for the fields of exercise physiology, kinesiology nutrition, and tests and measurements will be presented and applied to physical fitness testing and... |
| EXS312L | Fitness Assessment Lab I | No Description Set |
| EXS313 | Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription II | This course builds on the concepts of EXS 312, which focuses on healthy populations, by emphasizing fitness evaluation and exercise prescription for individuals with known pathology. Topics include exercise testing and prescription methods for indivi... |
| EXS313L | Fitness Assessment Lab II | No Description Set |
| EXS314 | Group Exercise Leadership | This course is designed to develop proficiency in teaching skills specifically for group exercise. The focus of the course is on the standards of basic exercise guidelines, correct performance, instructional technique, and presentation. These standar... |
| EXS314HN | Honors Group Exercise Leadership | No Description Set |
| EXS314L | Group Exercise Lab | No Description Set |
| EXS319 | Health Behavior Management | This course provides a foundation for understanding theories and concepts pertaining to improving physical activity behavior in the population with particular focus on the Five-Stage Model for Motivational Readiness for Change among other theoretical... |
| EXS420 | Strength Training Physiology | An extensive examination of the physiological basis for muscular strength and power. The student will become familiar with various approaches to strength training, such as high intensity training, periodization of training. etc. The student will have... |
| EXS430 | Exercise for Persons With Chronic Diseases | An examination of common pathologies across the life-span and their implications for exercise participation. The student will become familiar with contraindications inherent for a particular pathology and learn how to modify exercise programs to acco... |
| EXS474 | Sports Nutrition/Substance Abuse | A study of the foundations of substance abuse from both a societal and an athlete-specific perspective. A study of scientifically-based information about nutrition and diet, weight control and physical conditioning. |
| EXS493 | Internship in Exercise Science | Provides an opportunity to apply the theoretical knowledge gained in coursework. Location of the internship will be determined by the student's career goals and academic preparation. May be repeated. |
| EXS498 | Independent Study | No Description Set |
| EXSELCT | Exercise Science Elective | No Description Set |