2018-2019 Undergraduate Academic Catalog

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2018-2019 Undergraduate Academic Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Applied Health Science, B.S.

Program Learning Outcomes

Students who complete the program in Applied Health Science will be able to:

Demonstrate cognitive and psychomotor competence in the assessment of structure and function of the body including typical, anomalous, and pathological states.
Write technically in the context of the review and synthesis of professional literature.
Communicate orally to a target audience in topics of medicine and exercise science.
Conceptualize, exhibit, and teach from art they create, reflecting the structure and function of the human body and/or the implements manipulated by or acting upon the body.
Demonstrate ethical behavior, whether undergraduate students or alumni through volunteer or professional settings, and treat others as they wish to be treated as per the example of Jesus Christ.
Demonstrate preparation to articulate their post-graduate educational and career callings in light of their life purposes.

Lower-Division Requirements

BIO 130 - Human Anatomy and Physiology I (GE) (4)
BIO 140 - Human Anatomy and Physiology II (4)
BIO 210 - Cell Biology and Biochemistry (GE) (4)
BIO 220 - Microbiology of Infectious Diseases (4)
CHE 152 - General Chemistry I (GE) (4)
CHE 152L - General Chemistry I Lab (GE) (1)
CHE 153 - General Chemistry II (3)
CHE 153L - General Chemistry II Lab (1)
KIN 101 - Orientation to Kinesiology (1)
KIN 280 - Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries (2)
MTH 203 - Introduction to Statistics (3)
PED 200 - Optimal Health (GE) (2)
PSY 103 - General Psychology (GE) (3)
Certification in CPR

Total: 36 Units

Upper-Division Requirements

ATR 385 - Pathology of Injury and Illness (3)
KIN 312 - Motor Learning and Motor Development (3)
KIN 325 - Structural Kinesiology (2)
KIN 327 - Applied Biomechanics (2)
KIN 340 - Physiology of Exercise (3)
KIN 495 - Kinesiology Capstone (1)
PSY 321 - Abnormal Psychology (3)

Major Electives

Complete a minimum of (12) units with at least (7) units being upper division from the following:

ATR 387 - Assessment of Lower Extremity Pathology (3)
ATR 388 - Assessment of Head, Spinal, and Upper Extremity Pathology (3)
ATR 410 - Therapeutic Exercise (3)
ATR 415 - Therapeutic Modalities and Pharmacology (3)
ATR 420 - Pharmacology (1)
BIO 211 - Ecological and Evolutionary Systems (GE) (4)
BIO 315 - Microbiology (3)
BIO 345 - Genetics (4)
BIO 470 - Neuroscience (3)
BIO 450 - Advanced Biochemistry (3) and
BIO 450L - Advanced Biochemistry Lab (1) or
CHE 450 - Advanced Biochemistry (3) and
CHE 450L - Advanced Biochemistry Lab (1)
CHE 294 - Organic Chemistry I (3) and
CHE 294L - Organic Chemistry I Lab (1)
CHE 304 - Organic Chemistry II (3) and
CHE 304L - Organic Chemistry II Lab (1)
EXS 330 - Nutrition for Exercise and Sport Performance (3)
EXS 350 - Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription (3)
EXS 350L - Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription Lab (1)
EXS 370 - Praxis of Strength Training and Conditioning (3)
FCS 150 - Human Development (3)
KIN 340L - Physiology of Exercise Lab (1)
KIN 430 - Clinical Exercise Physiology (3)
KIN 475 - Gross Anatomy: Neuromusculoskeletal Dissection of the Spine and Extremities (3)
KIN 488 - Internship in Kinesiology (1-3) 3 Units Required
PHY 141 - General Physics I (GE) (4)
PHY 142 - General Physics II (GE) (4)
PSY 308 - Developmental Psychology – Birth Through Adolescence (4)

Total: 29 Units Minimum

Total Units for Applied Health Science

Total units for applied health science: 65 units*

* 11 units meet general eduation requirements