2005/2006 - Registrar - McMaster University

236 ~ KINESIOLOGYKINESIOL3T03 DANCE PERFORMANCE , ," KINESIOL4DPO ' OUTDOOR EDUCATION PLACEMENT 'An in-depth practical experience in performing, choreographing and teach- This pIacementis 'designed to allow the studentto experience a varietying aimed at experienced dan.cers. The course w:illhaveafoc,us on of outdoor education activities. I"" ' • " ",creative modern dance and dance composition but wilL also include an Prerequisite: Credit. onegistration in KINESIOL 4D03and; registration inintroduction to other styles such as jazz and ballet. Level ,III or above ofa Kinesiology program '! Four hours (seminars and labs); one term' KINESIOL4EE3 ADVANCED PLACEMENTPrerequisite:: Registration in Level III or'above , " ' ,,',' Students take part in a supervised practical experience that links Class-This course maybe taken as elee,tivecredit byundergra,duates in Level room knowledge to, professional ,practice: Placements are offered in11/ or above of f!. non;;,Kinesiology program., ' 'aging, c,ardiac rehabHitation,sports injuries, dance, management, out-(Approximate cost of field component .is $30.00.) ,door education, special needs populations a, ndteaching ane! coaching.Enrolment is limited. ' 'Placement experience,equivalenUQ one day per wee,k (60 hrs.), semi-KINESIOL3Y03 HUMAN NUTRITION AND METABOLISM nars; one term' , "An in-depth analysis of 'human nutrition and metabOlism, with an empha~ Prereql,lisite: One of KINESIOL r'3BQ3, 3F03, 3J.)3; 3K03, 3M03, 4B03,sis on the" impact of diet on human physical, performance in, both 'healthy 4D03, 4103, 4JJ3, 4SS3; and completion 010n90f the corresponding nonanddisease states.', " , 'credit placements; and registration in Level IV of a Kihesiology program; ,Three hours (lectures and labs); one term and permission of the supervising instructor ''Prerequisite:, Either KINESIOL 1 A06 or 1 X06, or both KINESIOL 1 Y03 and Students may c~mpJete only one orKINESIOL 4EE3 and 4X06.1YY3; and registration in Level III or above KINESIOL4F03 SELECTEDTOPICSIN'KINESIOLOGYAntirequisite: KINESIOL 4Y03 " ' '"This course may be taken as elective credit by undergraduates in Level Each year the Department of Kinesiology offers anumbe~ of different11/ or above of anon-Kinesiology program. However,enrolment for such coursesunde(this category reflecting topics bf contempo'raryintereststudents is limited. ' with emphasis upon currenttheory and research. ,Students are advisedKINESIOL,3Z03 ,HUMAN' MOVEMENT PRACTICUM to contact 'the Department, of Kinesiology, Undergraduate Offi~e,' for de .., " , ' ' ' " scriptions()fthe courses 'offered during the current academicye;;l.r.Experientiallearn.ing in three m9vementactivities selecte9 from team ,ThrE:)9 hours (lectures); ons'term ' " ', games and individual sports. (Depending, on the ac~ivity" there may;be a Prerequisite: RegistrationinLevEH IIl.oraboveof? Kinesiology progra~fee charged for course materials.): ,,', , ' ,,', '- Enrolmerit is limited for some topics.- • :Prerequisite: Registratibnin Level III or above of a Kinesiology,program KINESIO' L4FF,3 SELECT,EDTORICS,IN'K"INES' IO'LOG'YIIAntirequi~ite: KINESIOL 3ZZ3'Enrolmentis limited. ' Asper KINESIOL4F03 ','KINESIOL3ZZ3 HUMAN MOVEMENT PRACTICUM , ,Three hours (lectures); orie term " •Experientiall~arning ,in three movement'activities selected from 'yoga, tai Prerequisite: Registration in 'Level III or aboveofa Kin/3siologyprogram'chi, dance,and massage. (Depending'on the activity there may' be' a fee ,\ Enrqlmen(is limited. ,'charged for course, materials.)' ,,' ' Klf\.IESIQL ~G03 PEDAGOGY OF CONTEMPORARY ANDPrerequi$ite:'Registrati()n in Level III or a,bove ota Kinesiology programTRADITIONAL WILDERNESS TRAVELAntirequisite:, KINESIOL 3Z03An examination of Canadian .winter travel skills (traClitionaland contem-Enrolment is limited. porary),travel literature and. pedagogy of travel guiding~ Part of theKINESIOL 4A06 ADVANCED BIOMECHANICS c6urs~requiremenfis a mandatory five-day traditionp.l winter travel ex-,In~depth study of the mechanics of hU!TIan movement includingthetopics ,perience durii1'g'the:February 'mid-term recess., of niultHinked segment analysis in 3-D, fluid resistance,optimiz8,tion, Three hours (lectures, tutorials,Jieldexperiences); ()ne term"movement simulation and individual muscle force estimation with applica~' Prerequisite; KINESIOL 4D03 and registratibnin Level III or above'tions to occupational biomechanics, injury and rehabilitation.Thi$ course may be taken as elective credit by undergraduates in LevelThree hours (lectures, labs); two terms' III or aboveofa non~Kinesiqlogy program, ,'-Prerequisite: KINESIOL 2A03, 3AA3 (Approximate cost of field component is $80.00)KINESIOL 4B03 PHYSI'CAL ACTIVITY AND Enrolment is limited. ", , CORONARY HEART DISEASE KINESIOL 4103 EXERCISE PSYCHOLOGY, An examination of, the role, of physical activity in the prevention, and This course exal11ines the, psychosocia.l antecedents and consequences'rehabilitation of coronary heart disease. : ' of exercfse partiCipation. An emphasis is placed on evaluating and ihter~Three lectures; one termpretingexercise psychology research,Prerequisite: KINE$IOL tA06, 2C06 Three hours (Iecturas};one term " 'KINESIOL 4C03 INTEGRAnVEPHYSJOLOGY Prerequisite: KINESIOL 2G03 and registrati'ornn Level III or above of aOF HUMAN PERFORMANCE , Kinesiology program' , 'A detailed analYSis of the physiological factors that regulate human physi~ Not open to students with credit in KINE$IO~ 4F03 if the 'topic, wascal performance. Emphasis is placed on the body's integrative response Exercise Psychology. " "to, exerCise, Including the,' control of ener.gy demand and supply~ , Enrolment is iiinited. ,'Threeho,urs (lectures, labs);.one term' KINESIOL4J03 FUNCTIONAL ANATOMY ,Prerequisite: KINESIOL:2C06A hands-on applied study offunctional anatomy for independent learn- 'Enrolment is limited.'ers.. .The focus 'is' on palpating the structures of the osseus; artiCular,KINi:SIOL 4CC~, ~EUROMUSCULAR EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY: muscular;' and supportive systems' an'd testing their functions.Neuromuscular physiology of strength, power, an,d speed performance, Four hours (labs, located in IWC/224); one terminclUding adaptations toJraining and training methods:,Prerequisite: KINESIOL 2C06, 3K03 and registration in Level III or aboveThree hours (lectures, labs); one term " of a Kinesiology program ,Prerequisite: KINESIOL 2C06 ' (Approximately $35.00 will be charged for supplies, used 1n labs.) "Enrolment is limited.' ' ,Enrolment is limited., Priority wil/be given to Level IV Kihesiologystudents.:KINESIOL4D03 OUTDOOR EDUCATION Not open to students "with credit in KINESIOL 4FF3 if the topic ,wasAn examination of skills, pedago'gyand perspectivesofoLitdoor (expedi- Functional An?tomy.' ,tionary) education. Thiscourse,jnvolves' a nine day field component KINESIOL4JJ3 DANCE IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY .before classes ' start " A survey of topics pertaining to the dance ihdustry' and the lifestyles ofThree hours (lectures, tutorials,field experiences); one term' ,dancers in contemporary society. Cohtentincludesdance careers, ad-Prerequisite: Registration in Leve,11I1 or above of a Kinesiology program; 'ministration,production, technology; educq.tion; health and specialor registration in Level III or 'ab()ve! of a'non-~inesiology program and populations.' ' , "'permission of the instructor ' 'Three hours (lectures,' seminars); one term ,This course'may be taken as elective credit bj{ undergraduates in Level Prerequisit/3: Registration, in Level III or above' I : ,,'11/ or above of a non~Kii7esiology program. " ,,' This course maybe taken as elective Greditby undergraduates in Leve'!':(Approximate cost of fie,ld component is $380.0.0.) , ' 'War above of anon-Kinesiology program. ' ' .Enrolment is limited. ' ' Enrh/ment is limited, '