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Exercise Science, Physical and Health Education

School of Exercise Science, Physical and Health Education

Faculty of Education

Undergraduate Courses

Courses offered by the Faculty of Education are also found under the following course codes: AE, ED-D, EDCI, IA, IED, IET, ME.

* The following courses, EPHE 117 & 134, are intended for students pursuing degrees in Exercise Science, Physical and Health Education (BEd, BA and BSc). They are designed to develop each participant’s level of performance, ability to analyze skills, and understanding of strategies or concepts within the particular activity. Maximum credit for EPHE 117 & 134 courses in degree programs offered by the Faculty of Education is specified in section 7.4. Students in Exercise Science, Physical and Health Educationprograms are expected to complete most of the required EPHE 117 & 134 courses in the first two years.

EPHE 117*   Units: 0.5   Schedule

Formerly: PE 117

Tennis

Note: Credit will be granted for only one of 117, PE 117.

EPHE 134*   Units: 0.5   Schedule

Formerly: PE 134

Yoga

Note: Credit will be granted for only one of 134, PE 134.

EPHE 142   Units: 1.5   Schedule

Formerly: PE 142

Personal Health, Wellness and Potential

An examination of lifestyle behaviours, which have the power to enhance or diminish personal potential. Current wellness models and motivational theories will be reviewed and applied to wellness planning as related to personal and professional performance. Topics will include physical activity and health; nutrition; stress management; substance use/abuse; environmental awareness; goal setting; and the process of decision-making.

Note: Credit will be granted for only one of 142, PE 142.

EPHE 155   Units: 1.5   Schedule

Formerly: PE 155

Introduction to Nutrition: Concepts and Controversies

The basics of diet planning, dietary guidelines and weight management will be covered through the application and demonstration of nutritional principles and their relationship to physical activity and health. Controversial topics such as ergogenic aids, vitamin and mineral supplementation, alcohol, diets and organic foods will be discussed using a balanced view of scientific evidence.

Note: Credit will be granted for only one of 155, PE 155.

EPHE 356   Units: 1.5   Schedule

Formerly: PE 356

Principles of Facility Administration

Study of the concepts and processes of management as they apply to leisure service, recreation, fitness and health facilities. Emphasis on problem-solving techniques used by administrators and managers in the planning, designing, controlling, financing, renovating and maintaining of such facilities.

Note: Credit will be granted for only one of 356, PE 356.

EPHE 359   Units: 1.5   Schedule

Formerly: PE 354B

Fiscal and Legal Management in Recreation and Health

A detailed look at the budgeting process, financial control, goal setting, risk management and legal liability in recreation and health related service agencies. Although 358 is not a prerequisite, 359 is best taken in conjunction with 358.

Note: Credit will be granted for only one of 358, 354B, PE 354B.

Prerequisites: Completion of COOP 001 or RHED 001 or KINE 001.

EPHE 455   Units: 1.5   Schedule

Formerly: PE 455

Nutrition for Exercise and Health

The study of nutrition in the applied context of physical activity, exercise and sport performance. The role of macro- and micro-nutrient consumption, the effects of nutritional supplements and hydration strategies, and the use of specialized diets for performance enhancement will be examined.

Note: Credit will be granted for only one of 455, PE 455.

Prerequisites: 155 or PE 155 and 241B or PE 241B.

Graduate Courses

EPHE 570   Units: 1.5   Schedule

Formerly: PE 570

Skill Acquisition in Physical Education and Sport

A review of learning theories and principles as they pertain to the acquisition and retention of motor skills; the neural mechanisms involved in the learning and control of motor patterns; information processing in human performance; detailed study of research on memory, attention, retrieval systems, and movement control.

Note: Credit will be granted for only one of 570, PE 570.

EPHE 574   Units: 1.5   Schedule

Formerly: PE 574

Administration of Physical Education, Recreation and Sport

After presenting a theoretical base for administrative and organizational theories, a link will be made to specific situations in the fields of physical education, recreation, and sport.

Note: Credit will be granted for only one of 574, PE 574.

EPHE 577   Units: 1.5   Schedule

Formerly: PE 577A or PE 577

Research Methods and Techniques in Coaching Studies

The development of research skills required to interpret the literature related to coaching and sport performance and develop a project proposal as part of the requirements for the degree.

Notes: - Credit will be granted for only one of 577, PE 577, 577A.

- Taught in summer only.

Prerequisites: Enrolment in the MEd Coaching Studies Program.

EPHE 578   Units: 1.5   Schedule

Formerly: PE 578

Biomechanics

A study of athletic performance by way of the laws of physics and mechanics. Topics include:

1. A review of the fundamental laws of physics and mechanics.

2. A critical analysis of selected sport skills and techniques.

Note: Not open to students with credit in PE 578.

EPHE 579   Units: 1.5   Schedule

Formerly: PE 577B or PE 579

Current Issues in Coaching Studies

Identification and selection of issues in coaching and sport for presentation, discussion, and resolution. As leaders in sport, students will consider issues from both a content perspective and in the context of beliefs and values.

Note: Credit will be granted for only one of 579, PE 577B, 579.

EPHE 585   Units: 1.5   Schedule

Formerly: PE 585

Qualitative Research Genres Applied to Education, Health and Society

Examines issues surrounding the development of research representations that inform issues in education, health and society. A core component of the course will be to develop, gather data and report on a community based inquiry project. Qualitative genres based on different modes of inquiry will be explored and applied in a student developed inquiry project.

Note: Credit will be granted for only one of 585, PE 585.

EPHE 591   Units: 1.5 or 3.0   Schedule

Formerly: PE 591

Selected Topics in Exercise Science, Physical and Health Education

A variable content course.

A01: (1.5) Nutrition Issues in Sport

This is a theory to practice course which will involve translating the literature on selected nutritional issues in sport into Fact Sheets. With each issue are some selected references and websites to get you started. You will then prepare three 4-5 page fact sheets related to that issue that would inform your athletes or other coaches on the state of knowledge and the strategies to employ for optimal training, performance, and/or health.

Note: May be taken more than once for credit in different topics. Pro Forma may be required for registration.

EPHE 597   Units: 1.5   Schedule

Formerly: PE 597

Comprehensive Examination - Exercise Science, Physical and Health Education

Comprehensive examination which must be passed as required for individual Master of Education programs within the Faculty of Education.

Note: Credit will be granted for only one of 597, PE 597.

Grading: INP, COM, N, F

EPHE 598   Units: to be determined   Schedule

Formerly: PE 598

Project - Exercise Science, Physical and Health Education

Note: Not open to students with credit in PE 598.

Grading: INP, COM, N, F

EPHE 599   Units: to be determined   Schedule

Formerly: PE 599

Thesis - Exercise Science, Physical and Health Education

Note: Not open to students with credit in PE 599.

Grading: INP, COM, N, F

EPHE 693   Units: 3.0   Schedule

Candidacy Exam - Kinesiology

Grading: INP, COM, N, F

EPHE 699   Units: 18.0   Schedule

PhD Dissertation - Kinesiology

Prerequisites: 693

Grading: INP, COM, N, F.

   
 
 
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