Courses Required for the Athletic Training Major

BIOL 20204 Anatomy and Physiology. Three hours lecture and one laboratory period per week. The structure and function of cells and tissues; the architectural plan of the human body, and the integumentary, skeletal and muscular systems. Not available for students who are Biology majors or minors or are in the pre-medical/pre-dental program.

BIOL 20214 Anatomy and Physiology. Three hours lecture and one laboratory period per week. Prerequisite: BIOL 20204 or permission of instructor. Structure and function of the nervous, circulatory, digestive, respiratory, excretory, reproductive and endocrine systems of the human body. Not available for students who are Biology majors or minors or are in the pre-medical/pre-dental program.

HLTH 20203 Health and Wellness Concepts. A survey course designed to study basic health concepts and information relative to general areas of health. Relation of these concepts to personal lifestyles and healthy decisions.

HLTH 20233 Sport and Exercise Pharmacology. Prerequisite: KINE 10603, or consent of instructor. The study of the pharmacological effects of various classifications of drugs commonly utilized to treat and manage various types of hypokinetic diseases such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and obesity. The interaction between various drugs and exercise will be examined. In addition, the pharmacological effects of various nutritional supplements commonly used by athletes and other exercising individuals as ergogenic aids will be studied.

KINE 10102 Foundations in Athletic Training. An introduction to basic skills in athletic training and the Texas Christian University athletic training program in a hands-on environment.

KINE 10103 Foundations of Kinesiology. An overview of the philosophical and historical perspectives of the academic discipline of Kinesiology. Current trends and topics are discussed to acquaint students with career opportunities in the various subspecialties within Kinesiology.

KINE 10202 Perspectives in Athletic Training. This course will provide the entry-level athletic training student with an initial look at the organizations that govern the profession of athletic training. Athletic training students will continue to gain knowledge through clinical experiences.

KINE 10603 Anatomical Kinesiology. A study of the gross structure of the human body with an emphasis on the relationship of anatomy to the study of physical activity, physical fitness, sport and exercise. (Offered as KINE or HLTH credit.)

KINE 20102 Clinical Education I. Prerequisites: KINE 20303. The review of clinical proficiencies required by the National Athletic Trainers' Association for certification.

KINE 20202 Clinical Education II. Prerequisites: KINE 20303. The review of clinical proficiencies required by the National Athletic Trainers' Association for certification.

KINE 20303 Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries. Prerequisite: KINE 10603. Study of recognition, prevention, reconditioning, and referral of athletic injuries.

KINE 20503 Motor Behavior. Prerequisite: KINE 10603 or consent of instructor. Investigation of current theories of motor control, motor learning, and their relationship to the acquisition of motor skill.

KINE 20613 Measurement and Evaluation. Introduction to basic measurement and evaluation concepts and processes in Kinesiology and health. (Offered as KINE or HLTH credit.)

KINE 30303 Orthopedic Assessment I. Prerequisites: KINE 10603 and KINE 20303 or consent of the instructor. This course is designed to provide advanced knowledge and clinical skills in the assessment of sports related injuries to the upper extremity, head and neck. This course will also serve to enhance the student's decision making skills in initial injury management.

KINE 30313 Orthopedic Assessment II. Prerequisites: KINE 30303. This course is designed to provide advanced knowledge and clinical skills in the assessment of sports related injuries to the lower extremity and lumbar spine. This course will also serve to enhance the student's decision making skills in initial injury management.

KINE 30423 Motor Development. Prerequisite: KINE 10603 or consent of instructor. Kinesiology majors only: KINE 10103 An examination of human motor behavior from birth to adulthood. Emphasis placed on the development of fundamental skills and their effect on future motor performance.

KINE 30602 General Medical Conditions in Athletic Training. Prerequisites: KINE 20303. This course will provide an advanced level of knowledge and clinical skills int he signs, symptoms, and management of general medical conditions commonly seen by the practicing athletic trainer.

KINE 30623 Biomechanics. Prerequisite: KINE 10603 or consent of instructor. Kinesiology majors only: KINE 10103. Mechanical foundation and analysis of human movement. Emphasis is placed on the concepts of linear and angular kinetics to include forces and torques that act on the human body during movement.

KINE 30634 Exercise Physiology. Prerequisite: KINE 10603 or consent of instructor. Kinesiology majors only: KINE 10103 Physiological responses of the systems of the human body to acute and chronic exercise. Emphasis is on the processes and mechanisms responsible for such responses. (Offered as KINE or HLTH credit.)

KINE 30713 Psychology of Sport. Prerequisite: PSYC 10213 or 10514, or permission of instructor. Prerequisite for Kinesiology majors only: KINE 10103. Selected theories and practical applications germane to the understanding of psychological aspects of human behavior in sport and exercise settings.

KINE 30803 Adapted Physical Activity - School Based Perspective. Prerequisite. KINE 10603 or consent of instructor. Kinesiology majors only also need KINE 10103. An overview of common disabilities and the relationship to appropriate physical activity experiences. Stress is placed on learning how to develop and adapt programs for individuals with disabilities primarily in school physical and special educational settings.

KINE 30833 Adapted Physical Activity and Disability. Prerequisite. KINE 10603 or consent of instructor. Kinesiology majors only also need KINE 10103.

KINE 40303 Organization and Administration in Athletic Training. Prerequisite: KINE 20303. This course provides the student with the background and skills necessary to administer and manage an Athletic Training Program. Topics such as athletic training program management, budget, insurance, facility design, legal issues, and ethics in the profession of athletic training will be discussed.

KINE 40523 Therapeutic Modalities. Prerequisite: KINE 20303. Kinesiology majors only: KINE 10103. Critical examination of concepts and applications of therapeutic modalities and rehabilitative techniques regarding athletic injury.

KINE 40533 Therapeutic Exercise. Prerequisite: KINE 20303. Kinesiology majors only: KINE 10103. An upper level implementation of therapeutic exercise and rehabilitation techniques for the treatment of athletic injuries. Practical application of anatomy and physiology will provide for acquisition of clinical skills

NTDT 20403 Nutrition. The science of nutrition integrating physiological, biochemical, and psychological aspects of food ingestion and nutrient utilization. Students will not receive credit for both NTDT 20403 and 10201.