Courses

Advanced study of specialized topics related to Sciences and Mathematics. Departmental approval required. Course may be repeated for a maximum of 6 credit hours.

Advanced study of specialized topics related to Sciences and Mathematics. Course may be repeated for a maximum of 6 credit hours.

Examination of advanced selected topics in theatre not included in the established curriculum. May be repeated for credit.

Special advanced reading tutorials or independent research projects may be proposed by students with a 3.0 average or better in history courses. Concurrent with HIST 4972.

A study of professional terminology, classification, etiologies, symptomologies, and appropriate therapy procedures used with individuals having specific communication disorders.

The study of physical and acoustic concepts involved in speech production and perception including instrumental measurement and analysis.

Empirical and theoretical bases for speech sound disorders.

This course will provide an advanced exploration of nutrition strategies that optimize performance, recovery, and address the unique dietary needs of athletes across various sports.

This course will apply economic principles to professional, collegiate, and high school sports programs. It will also provide the student with practical background knowledge of the general principles in financial management.

This course will take a how-to approach to sport management since research has shown that knowledge is more likely to be implemented when it is acquired from learning by doing rather than simply learning from reading, listening or thinking. This approach will impart the important principles, concepts, research, and theories of management.