Yates Study of research methodology appropriate in physical education and related fields. Designing, conducting, and interpreting analytical, descriptive, experimental, and qualitative research is included. The student is introduced to statistical analysis and interpretation of data and to computer applications in personal research. Carlton A critical review of current literature regarding the psychological factors involved in the learning and performing of motor skills, as well as the influence of sport, exercise, and physical activity on the developing individual over the lifespan. This course covers application of biomechanical analysis techniques to current problems in biomechanics such as gait analysis, sports techniques, and properties of materials and equipment.
Emphasis is on computerized videoanalysis technique.
Each student completes a selected biomechanical video analysis project. Gale Review of topics related to the physiological responses to exercise. Topics include exercise metabolism, muscle and cardiovascular responses, as well as the role of exercise in the prevention and treatment of coronary artery disease, and estimation of body composition. Designed for students working on their theses or master's projects but who have otherwise completed all graduat coursework toward their degrees. This course cannot be applied toward the minimum number of units neede for completion of the master's degree.