KIN 100 Human Anatomy: Limbs and Trunk
Functionally-oriented regional anatomy of the limbs and trunk. A brief introduction to neuroanatomy is included.
Coreq: KIN 100L
LEC · Course ID 006543On ucalendarKIN 100 today
Kinesiology (KIN)
70 courses in Waterloo’s course catalog for 2021–22 (Fall 2021, Winter 2022, Spring 2022), from UW Open Data. ucalendar asks programs not to read that year’s calendar, so this stands in for it. Original: ucalendar.uwaterloo.ca/2122/COURSE/course-KIN.html
KIN 100L Human Anatomy Lab
Regional gross anatomy of the limbs and back (and the central nervous and cardiovascular systems, briefly) is examined using pre-dissected human cadavers. For the limbs and back, emphasis is placed on structures (muscles, nerves, and bones) involved in movement at the joints.
LAB · Course ID 006544On ucalendarKIN 100L today
KIN 104 Fundamentals of Kinesiology
An introduction to the issues and approaches used in kinesiology. Presentation of case studies will illustrate the foundational knowledge and procedures used by kinesiologists. Emphasis will be placed on practical skills, critical analysis, problem solving, and the integration of knowledge across the breadth of kinesiology.
Coreq: KIN 104L
LEC · Course ID 013465On ucalendarKIN 104 today
KIN 104L Fundamentals of Kinesiology Lab
This lab provides exposure to practical measurement skills in the tests measuring cardiovascular function, neuromuscular function and body composition. Note: Labs offered alternate weeks.
Coreq: KIN 104
LAB · Course ID 006545On ucalendarKIN 104L today
KIN 121 Biomechanics of Human Activity
Understanding human activity from a mechanical perspective prepares the student to address major issues which include reducing the risk of injury, optimizing exercise prescription, and understanding clinical evaluations. Specifically, concepts related to functional anatomy, muscle and passive tissue mechanics, anthropometry, electromyography, and linked segment mechanics are introduced and applied to clinical, occupational and athletic situations. [Note: Labs offered alternate weeks.]
LEC · Course ID 006550On ucalendarKIN 121 today
KIN 121L Biomechanics of Human Activity Lab
This laboratory course provides student with some of the practical tools used to assess human activity from a biomechanical perspective. The labs have been designed to assist with your knowledge and understanding of material discussed in the KIN 121 lectures. Note: Labs are offered alternate weeks.
LAB · Course ID 015476On ucalendarKIN 121L today
KIN 140L Sport Injury Management Lab
This lab provides exposure and training in the management of injuries in an athletic population. Techniques include musculoskeletal assessment, emergency treatment, taping and splinting supports, heating, icing, stretching, and fitting protective equipment. Current first aid and CPR certification required.
Prereq: Year 1 or 2 Kinesiology students
LAB · Course ID 011558On ucalendarKIN 140L today
KIN 146 Introduction to Human Nutrition
An introductory course on human nutrition. Students will be introduced to core topics in nutrition including function of nutrients, nutrient requirements, diet assessment and planning, food composition and the complex interrelationships between food, nutrition, and health. Factors that affect the human diet such as biology, psychology, sociology, environment and political policy will also be examined, as well as key areas of nutrition focus for life stage groups.
LEC · Course ID 015477On ucalendarKIN 146 today
KIN 202 Physiological and Metabolic Responses and Adaptations to Exercise
This course is designed to provide students with a molecular, cellular and systems level understanding of the physiological and metabolic responses to different types and intensities of exercise. Physiological and metabolic adaptations to different types of chronic exercise, such as endurance, high-intensity interval and resistance training, will also be examined.
LEC · Course ID 015478On ucalendarKIN 202 today
KIN 202L Physiological and Metabolic Responses and Adaptations to Exercise Lab
This laboratory course provides students with some of the practical tools used to assess the integrated physiological and metabolic response of the body to exercise. The labs have been designed to assist with your knowledge and understanding of material discussed in the KIN 202 lectures. Note: Labs are offered alternate weeks.
LAB · Course ID 015479On ucalendarKIN 202L today
KIN 204 Movement Assessment and Exercise Prescription
This course is designed to provide students with an understanding of movement competency and performance enhancement of apparently healthy individuals. The breadth of tests and assessment tools to determine capabilities with respect to mobility, movement patterns, physical activity, fitness and lifestyle will be covered in detail and practiced and applied in a weekly laboratory.
LEC · Course ID 015107On ucalendarKIN 204 today
KIN 204L Movement and Exercise Prescription Lab
This laboratory course provides student with some of the practical tools used in movement and exercise prescription assessment. The labs have been designed to assist with your knowledge and understanding of material discussed in the KIN 204 lectures.
LAB · Course ID 015480On ucalendarKIN 204L today
KIN 217 Human Biochemistry
An elementary course in human biochemistry including the metabolism and function of proteins, carbohydrates, lipids, enzymatic function, energy metabolism, and introductory genetics. Emphasis is placed on clinical and medical applications.
Prereq: CHEM 120 or 121; Kinesiology, Health Studies or Honours Science students only
LEC · Course ID 006555On ucalendarKIN 217 today
KIN 221 Advanced Biomechanics of Human Movement
The course is structured to introduce measurement, analytical and computation techniques involving multisegmental, dynamic analysis of human activity. Examples of human activity in occupational, clinical and leisure settings from the perspectives of anthropometry, kinematics, kinetics, energetics, muscle mechanics and electromyography are given. The utility of biomechanical variables in the solution of questions involving human activity is emphasized using lectures and laboratories. Note: Labs offered alternate weeks.
LEC · Course ID 009502On ucalendarKIN 221 today
KIN 221L Advanced Biomechanics of Human Movement Lab
This laboratory course provides students with some of the practical tools used to assess human activity from a biomechanics perspective. The labs have been designed to assist with your knowledge and understanding of material discussed in the KIN 221 lectures. Note: Labs are offered alternate weeks.
LAB · Course ID 015481On ucalendarKIN 221L today
KIN 232 Research Design and Statistics in Kinesiology
An introduction to research design and statistics and its application to Kinesiology and clinical health practice. A major focus is identifying appropriate research methods (including study design, sampling, measurement, and statistical analysis) for a given research question.
Prereq: KIN 104, 104L
LEC · Course ID 015108On ucalendarKIN 232 today
KIN 255 Fundamentals of Neuroscience
An introduction to the principles of the nervous system control of movement, cognition and learning. The course will introduce the basic structure and function of the nervous system as it relates to understanding the control of movement and behaviour. The course will provide a foundation for understanding the neural mechanisms of learning, recovery from injury to the nervous system and the factors that determine skilled performance.
LEC · Course ID 006560On ucalendarKIN 255 today
KIN 255L Fundamentals of Neuroscience Lab
This laboratory course provides students with some of the practical tools to assess the nervous system control of movement, cognition and learning. The labs have been designed to assist with your knowledge and understanding of material discussed in the KIN 255 lectures. Note: Labs are offered alternate weeks.
LAB · Course ID 015482On ucalendarKIN 255L today
KIN 301 Human Anatomy of the Central Nervous System
Functionally-oriented anatomy of the brain, spinal cord, cranial nerves, and the tissues they innervate using pre-dissected cadavers. Major functional systems, including somatosensory and motor pathways, special sense pathways, and integrative systems of the brain, will be examined through an understanding of anatomical connectivity.
LEC · Course ID 006552On ucalendarKIN 301 today
KIN 307 Methods in Physiological Research
An introduction to biochemical and physiological methods used by physiologists in clinical and physiological assessment including, but not restricted to: spectophometric and fluorometric techniques, tissue and blood sampling, cell culture techniques, DNA separation and staining. Western blotting, chromatography, cardiovascular imaging and body composition imaging and analysis. Course consists of lecture and laboratory to deliver both the theoretical and practical aspects of these analytical techniques.
LEC · Course ID 010094On ucalendarKIN 307 today
KIN 308 Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physiology
This course will provide an advanced understanding of heart, lung, blood vessels, and airway physiology. Examples of pathology and exercise will be used to reinforce basic physiological function. Pathologies discussed may include hypertension, heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and asthma. Contemporary research that spans from cell to organ to the integrated system level will be used to introduce lecture material.
LEC · Course ID 013375On ucalendarKIN 308 today
KIN 310 Development, Aging and Health
The physiology of human growth, development and aging is examined, with special reference to the influence of diet, environment, exercise and disease on the normal processes. [Note: Formerly HLTH 210/KIN 210/GERON 210]
Prereq: BIOL 130. Coreq: BIOL 273 Antireq: HLTH 210, KIN 210, GERON 210 (Cross-listed with GERON 310, KIN 310)
LEC · Course ID 006426On ucalendarKIN 310 today
KIN 312 Introduction to Neurological Disorders
An introduction to selected neurological disorders and their implications for physical activity. The neurological disorders examined include those which accompany neuromuscular and perceptual-motor impairment, intellectual disability, cardiovascular and respiratory disease.
LEC · Course ID 006557On ucalendarKIN 312 today
KIN 320 Task Analysis
Task analysis is used to describe and analyze the activities of people in settings such as work, leisure and activities of daily living. There is a range of techniques developed in engineering, ergonomics and psychology to suit the investigator's purpose and setting. This course allows students to become familiar with a wide range of techniques and use them in a variety of settings. Approximately one technique will be addressed each week in a combined lecture/tutorial setting. Presentations by students are an integral part of the courses.
Prereq: KIN 221, 221L
LEC · Course ID 012037On ucalendarKIN 320 today
KIN 326 Forensic Biomechanics
This course introduces students to the core concepts of biomechanics as they are used in the context of litigated cases involving personal injury, motor vehicle collisions, and product failure. The focus will be on synthesis of the published literature and effective communication, enabling development of ability to convey technical knowledge to a non-technical audience in a mock-trial scenario.
Prereq: KIN 221, 221L
LEC · Course ID 015899On ucalendarKIN 326 today
KIN 327 Trauma Biomechanics
This course provides students with an understanding of the mechanical behaviour of human tissues, with specific emphasis on the musculoskeletal system. Students will learn how to describe the mechanical properties of specific tissues (with a focus on bone, in addition to ligaments, tendons, cartilage). Emphasis will be placed on understanding how tissues are structured to meet their functional demands, and how they respond to traumatic, dynamic impact events. In addition, content will cover engineering interventions to reduce the risk of traumatic injury (e.g., helmets, sporting equipment, transportation safety features such as seat belts and airbags), and orthopaedic devices to treat traumatic injuries, their underlying mechanical properties, and how they interact with biological tissues/systems.
Prereq: KIN 221, 221L
LEC · Course ID 016027On ucalendarKIN 327 today
KIN 340 Musculoskeletal Injuries in Work and Sport
A course in the area of sports medicine in which injuries encountered in sport and in the workplace are examined. Materials covered include the mechanisms of injury, tissue biomechanics, pathology, assessment, treatment and prevention of acute and chronic trauma.
Prereq: KIN 100, KIN 100L or BIOL 201/301; Level at least 3A Applied Health Sciences students or Level at least 3A Rehabilitation Sciences Minor
LEC · Course ID 006568On ucalendarKIN 340 today
KIN 341 Selected Topics in Sport and Work Injuries
This course covers the mechanisms, pathology, management and prevention of catastrophic injuries encountered in sport and work. Topics include trauma to the head, face, vertebral column, and knee, thermal injury, legal liability and others as requested by the students.
LEC · Course ID 006569On ucalendarKIN 341 today
KIN 342 Nutrition and Aging
This course provides an overview of the nutrition and food-related issues, recommendations and best practices for older adults throughout the continuum of care (community to long term care). Determinants of food intake are a focus with specific consideration given to eating environment, psychosocial and physiological changes that influence access, preparation, and consumption of food. An emphasis will be placed on chronic disease prevention and management of nutrition issues and challenges throughout the continuum of care.
Prereq: KIN 146
LEC · Course ID 014695On ucalendarKIN 342 today
KIN 343 Micronutrient Metabolism
This course examines the metabolism of vitamins and minerals in the context of normal human development and aging with an emphasis on disease prevention and understanding the pathogenesis of deficiencies and toxicities. The function and role of vitamins and minerals will be discussed in specific groupings.
LEC · Course ID 014696On ucalendarKIN 343 today
KIN 346 Human Nutrition and Metabolism
Advanced nutrient metabolism will be presented to develop an understanding of the interplay between diet, biochemistry, and health and disease outcomes. Challenges in assessing dietary intake and the impact of aging and other behaviours such as exercise on nutritional status will be examined. Approaches used in nutritional research will also be introduced.
LEC · Course ID 006434On ucalendarKIN 346 today
KIN 351 Therapeutic Rehabilitation Techniques for Orthopedic Injuries
This course is designed to develop theoretical knowledge and practical skills for students to utilize when rehabilitating musculoskeletal or orthopedic injuries. The course will build upon knowledge related to orthopedic injuries gained in other related courses, KIN 340 in particular. The focus will be on an injured active population.
Prereq: KIN 204, 204L, 340
LEC · Course ID 015900On ucalendarKIN 351 today
KIN 352 Sociology of Aging
An introduction to individual and population aging. Topics discussed include: aging from a historical and comparative perspective; aging in subcultures; aging and the social structure; aging and social processes; aging and the environment; work and retirement; and aging and leisure patterns.
LEC · Course ID 006438On ucalendarKIN 352 today
KIN 354 Psychology of Physical Activity
A comprehensive survey of psychological factors implicated in physical activity performance. Topics include social cognitive theories of physical activity behaviour, perception and sport performance, exercise training and brain function, exercise as a treatment modality for psychiatric conditions, and urban design as a means of physical activity promotion.
Prereq: PSYCH 101/101R; Level at least 3A
LEC · Course ID 006574On ucalendarKIN 354 today
KIN 356 Sensory Systems Neuroscience
Sensory systems neuroscience considers how different regions of the nervous system interact to produce perception, decisions, memories, movements and consciousness. This course will look specifically at the role of the sensory systems in transducing external stimuli into neural activity, processing of sensory information within and across sensory modalities (i.e., multisensory integration), and changing how other regions of the nervous system function. This course will also provide an introductory understanding of how changes from development, injury, disease, and aging, affect sensory processing and recovery of neural function.
LEC · Course ID 006575On ucalendarKIN 356 today
KIN 357 Motor Learning
A course focused on the bases and applications of theories of motor learning. Included are selected psychological and neurophysiological processes as they relate to these theories.
LEC · Course ID 006576On ucalendarKIN 357 today
KIN 359 Cognition, Cognitive Dysfunction, and Movement
This course provides a comprehensive introduction to neuropsychology, with emphasis on the implication for movement and discussion of how neurological disorders reflect disturbances at different stages in the sequence of information processing.
LEC · Course ID 006632On ucalendarKIN 359 today
KIN 391 Research Apprenticeship
This course provides an opportunity to learn how research is done by working in the research program of a faculty member. The apprenticeship involves unpaid participation for no more than 6-8 hours per week for at least 12 weeks of the term. Detailed requirements and application forms for this course are available at the Kinesiology Undergraduate Office. A student may enrol only once in KIN 391. This course is graded as credit/no credit.
Prereq: Level at least 3A Kinesiology students only
PRJ · Course ID 009507On ucalendarKIN 391 today
KIN 402 Microgravity, Hypo- and Hyperbaric Physiology
An examination of human cardiorespiratory and metabolic responses at rest and during work in altered gravitational and barometric environments.
Prereq: BIOL 273; Level at least 3A
LEC · Course ID 006578On ucalendarKIN 402 today
KIN 403 Occupational and Environmental Physiology
An analysis of the physiological demands of work place and recreational tasks under various environmental conditions. The course will examine how an individual's physiological potential might be influenced by the environment and specific task demands with implications for fatigue and/or injury.
Prereq: BIOL 273; Level at least 3A
LEC · Course ID 011125On ucalendarKIN 403 today
KIN 404 Physiological Basis of Obesity and Type 2 Diabetes
This course will examine the environmental and physiological aspects of obesity and Type 2 Diabetes with emphasis on the molecular pathways involved in energy balance regulation. Topics to be covered include epidemiology of obesity and Type 2 Diabetes, regulation of energy intake (appetite), energy storage and energy expenditure, and the role of physical inactivity and activity in the causes and prevention of obesity and Type 2 Diabetes.
Prereq: BIOL 273; Level at least 3A
LEC · Course ID 012966On ucalendarKIN 404 today
KIN 406 Physiology of Muscle Aging and Disease
This course will examine the cellular and molecular adaptations that occur in skeletal muscle during aging and disease. Topics to be covered include skeletal muscle satellite cells/stem cells, apoptosis and necrosis, mitochondrial dysfunction, oxidative stress, and inflammation. The influence of physical activity on these biological processes and in the prevention and treatment of skeletal disorders will also be discussed.
Prereq: BIOL 130; Level at least 3A
LEC · Course ID 012967On ucalendarKIN 406 today
KIN 407 Coronary Artery Disease - Prevention and Rehabilitation
This course explores the pathophysiology, electrophysiology, risk factors, and assessment and rehabilitation options related to cardiovascular disease. Major emphasis is placed on the utility of exercise in the assessment and rehabilitation of primary and secondary cardiovascular disease.
Prereq: BIOL 273; Level at least 3A
LEC · Course ID 006441On ucalendarKIN 407 today
KIN 414 Cases in Clinical Exercise Physiology
Using cases, assignments, guest lecturers, and reading to guide discussion and learning, students will learn how impairments or secondary complications associated with chronic conditions influence decision-making in clinical exercise physiology.
LEC · Course ID 015483On ucalendarKIN 414 today
KIN 415 Clinical Neurophysiology
This course explores current clinical neurophysiological concepts important for the control of human movement as well as current techniques used in clinical neurophysiology. Emphasis is placed on the origin of bioelectrical activity underlying human movement and their use in the diagnosis of movement pathology following injury to the central nervous system.
LEC · Course ID 012554On ucalendarKIN 415 today
KIN 416 Neuromuscular Integration
An examination of the neural processes involved in the maintenance of posture and the control of movement.
LEC · Course ID 006581On ucalendarKIN 416 today
KIN 418 Physical Activity and Aging
This course will discuss common physical, mental, and social changes with aging, and the implications of physical activity on these changes. Students will understand and evaluate the barriers to physical activity among older adults and develop strategies to improve physical activity participation at the individual, community, and population level.
Prereq: BIOL 273; Level at least 3A
LEC · Course ID 013376On ucalendarKIN 418 today
KIN 420 Occupational Biomechanics
A course designed to provide the student with knowledge to reduce the risk of injury and increase worker productivity. Issues include identification of injury risk factors, understanding injury mechanism, quantitative assessment of injury risk and intervention strategies to reduce the risk of injury. Specific examples include the use of computerized models and EMG methods to analyze low back loading, optimizing tool design and workspace layout and the examination of related issues such as office seating and vibration.
Prereq: KIN 320
LEC · Course ID 006582On ucalendarKIN 420 today
KIN 422 Human Gait, Posture, and Balance: Pathological and Aging Considerations
This course will provide a detailed understanding of the kinematics, kinetics, and neural control of standing posture, stepping, walking, and running under normal and perturbed conditions. Measurement techniques, processing data, and the interpretation of total body and limb synergies will be emphasized from a biomechanical and neural control perspective. The problems of the elderly and the assessment of those with pathologies will be emphasized.
Prereq: KIN 221, 221L
LEC · Course ID 006583On ucalendarKIN 422 today
KIN 425 Biomechanical Modelling of Human Movement
The quantitative measurement and analysis of the movement of the human musculo skeletal system. Multisegment dynamic movements will be studied using computer programs, with emphasis on kinematics, kinetics and energetics, as well as the use of EMG in the assessment of the control of the movement. Examples are presented from pathological, normal, and athletic movement.
Prereq: KIN 221, 221L
LEC · Course ID 006584On ucalendarKIN 425 today
KIN 427 Low Back Disorders
An advanced elective undergraduate course that introduces the multidisciplinary issues (psychosocial, behavioural, physiological, motor control, biomechanical and legislative) related to low back disorders. A solid scientific foundation is developed from the study of anatomy, normal function, and injury mechanics. This foundation is used to substantiate the best strategies for injury prevention and optimal rehabilitation for those with back troubles.
Prereq: KIN 221, 221L
LEC · Course ID 011844On ucalendarKIN 427 today
KIN 428 Upper Extremity Musculoskeletal Disorders: Prevention, Assessment, and Rehabilitation
This course introduces the multiple factors that mediate the initiation, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of disorders in the upper extremities. Beginning with a systematic review of hand, wrist, elbow, and shoulder region functional anatomy, a knowledge base is developed to provide a means for the analysis of injury mechanisms. With this base developed, current prevention, clinical diagnosis, and rehabilitation techniques for specific disorders will be examined, including carpal tunnel syndrome, rotator cuff tears, and lateral epicondylitis. Pathologies arising from occupational, sport, and daily living activities will be addressed.
Prereq: KIN 221, 221L
LEC · Course ID 012555On ucalendarKIN 428 today
KIN 429 Bone and Joint Health
The overall aim is to provide a comprehensive understanding of human bone and cartilage in health and disease. Specific topics covered include: skeletal physiology, bone and cartilage growth and development, prevalence and etiology of several bone and joint conditions (e.g., osteoporosis, arthritis), clinical evaluation, diagnosis and treatment of bone and joint conditions, and the roles of nutrition and exercise in the prevention and treatment of bone and joint disease. The course will incorporate current issues, problem-based learning, research skills and student-led seminars in addition to the lecture-based framework.
LEC · Course ID 012556On ucalendarKIN 429 today
KIN 431 Research Proposal
An independent paper in the form of a research proposal on an approved topic. The topic may include survey, field, laboratory, theoretical, or applied research, program evaluation, mathematical modelling, fitness appraisal, etc. The format is to be determined with the supervisor and may be in chapters or in journal style.
Prereq: Level at least 4A Honours Kinesiology
PRJ · Course ID 006586On ucalendarKIN 431 today
KIN 432 Research Project
An independent research project on an approved topic, supervised by a faculty member. This is the completion of the research proposed in KIN 431. The format is to be determined with the supervisor and may be in chapters or in journal style.
Prereq: KIN 431
PRJ · Course ID 006601On ucalendarKIN 432 today
KIN 433 Senior Essay
An extensive critical review of the literature on an approved topic. The topics will be broader in scope than those associated with specific research proposals.
Prereq: Level at least 4A Honours Kinesiology
ESS · Course ID 006616On ucalendarKIN 433 today
KIN 440 Sport Injury Management Seminar
This seminar reviews cases of injury management in an athletic population. Students each present a minimum of two cases, using appropriate research literature support and comparison of alternative management approaches and conclusions. Students applying for this seminar must provide an information sheet listing experiences in injury settings, related qualifications such as CPR and first aid, and marks in KIN 100, 100L, 340. Instructor consent required.
Prereq: KIN 140L, 340; Level at least 3A Kinesiology students
SEM · Course ID 011559On ucalendarKIN 440 today
KIN 446 Physiological and Biochemical Aspects of Nutrition and Health
Selected examples of nutrient metabolism will be examined in detail in regards to dietary intake, metabolism and mechanistic effects on human health. Comprehensive coverage of all nutrients is not intended, but rather the examples will be examined in detail with a focus on research techniques and approaches, and various factors that interact with and influence nutrition.
Prereq: KIN 346
LEC · Course ID 012557On ucalendarKIN 446 today
KIN 453 Applied Sport Psychology
An examination of the psychology of sport with an applied focus. Topics include the psychology of peak performance, coaching, and team building, among others.
Prereq: KIN 354
LEC · Course ID 006631On ucalendarKIN 453 today
KIN 458 Social Neuroscience 2: Lifestyle and Chronic Illness
This is an in-depth course intended for the intensive study of psychological, neuroscientific, and social processes that together set the stage for the development of chronic illnesses in the modern world. Topics include exercise neuroscience, health-related decision processes, and neural responses to health risk communications in the media.
Prereq: PSYCH 101 and (STAT 202, BIOL 361) or (KIN 232, KIN 354) or (PSYCH 291, PSYCH 292, PSYCH 261) or (HLTH 204; HLTH 205 or HLTH 333) or (AHS 150, REC 371) or Addictions, Mental Health, and Policy Minor students; Level at least 3A
LEC · Course ID 014378On ucalendarKIN 458 today
KIN 459 Cognitive, Emotional and Motor Assessment
This course is designed to provide the student with an introduction to the principles underlying the assessment of cognitive, emotional, and motor functions. Measurement issues associated with test development and use, factors involved in the administration and interpretation of test results, and methods of report writing will be examined. Students will learn to administer a number of test instruments used in the assessment of cognitive, emotional, and motor functions.
LEC · Course ID 006633On ucalendarKIN 459 today
KIN 464 Psychology of Injury and Rehabilitation
This course will examine the psychological theories and models related to injuries (in sport, work/labour, and clinical populations) and the ensuing rehabilitation of the injuries. Emphasis will be placed on the psychological antecedents to injury and factors related to the psychological experience and treatment of injured individuals and individuals in transition from injury to returning to play or returning to the workforce. The course will also discuss the importance of communication in the injury management process (e.g., with physicians, specialists, coaches, supervisors, managers) and identifying symptoms to refer individuals to professional psychological services.
Prereq: KIN 354
LEC · Course ID 016258On ucalendarKIN 464 today
KIN 470 Seminar in Kinesiology
An examination of current major issues and trends in Kinesiology. Students select areas of major interest from a series of faculty introduced topics.
Prereq: Level at least 4A Kinesiology
SEM · Course ID 006634On ucalendarKIN 470 today
KIN 470E Seminar in Integrative Ergonomics
An examination of current major issues and trends in Ergonomics.
Prereq: Fourth year Ergonomics Option students only
SEM · Course ID 006635On ucalendarKIN 470E today
KIN 471 Contemporary Issues in Kinesiology
One or more term courses will be offered from time to time as announced by the Kinesiology Department. Subjects will be dependent upon special research and/or instructional interests of faculty.
Prereq: Level at least 3A
LEC · Course ID 012777On ucalendarKIN 471 today
KIN 472 Directed Study in Special Topics
For the student who desires to pursue a particular topic in depth through guided independent research and/or reading. A faculty member must approve a student's project prior to registration. May be repeated in subsequent terms.
RDG · Course ID 006640On ucalendarKIN 472 today
KIN 491 Clinical Kinesiology -- Sports Injuries Assessment
Practical experience in the examination, diagnosis, and treatment of sports injuries under the supervision of a Certified Athletic Therapist. Case presentations and musculoskeletal assessments are discussed in a group setting.
Prereq: KIN 340; Kinesiology students only
CLN · Course ID 006661On ucalendarKIN 491 today
KIN 492A Clinical Kinesiology -- Cardiac Rehabilitation Practicum
Practical experience with cardiac patients in a rehabilitation setting; major emphasis is placed on the cardiorespiratory implications of exercise assessment, prescription and management. Experience obtained in a laboratory setting and through placement at a hospital. Instructor consent required.
Prereq: KIN 407; Kinesiology students only
PRA · Course ID 006662On ucalendarKIN 492A today
KIN 492B Clinical Kinesiology -- Cardiac Rehabilitation Practicum
Continuation of KIN 492A. Practical experience with cardiac patients in a rehabilitation setting; major emphasis is placed on the cardiorespiratory implications of exercise assessment, prescription and management. Experience obtained in a laboratory setting and through placement at a hospital. Instructor consent required.
Prereq: KIN 492A
PRA · Course ID 006663On ucalendarKIN 492B today
KIN 493 Clinical Kinesiology: Movement Assessment Practicum
Practical experience in movement assessment of persons from various special populations such as the normal elderly and those with neurological, degenerative, or developmental disorders. Motor functions involving gait, posture, and balance or upper-limb movements will typically be examined in these assessments.
Prereq: KIN 242/312, 456/359, 416, 422; Cumulative overall average at least 75%
PRA · Course ID 006664On ucalendarKIN 493 today