| PEP 470/502 |
Designs for Fitness |
A course in exercise physiology
for undergraduate and graduate students in Exercise Science, Nutrition,
Physical Therapy, Sports Trainers. The course teaches basic
testing and exercise prescription techniques for cardiorespiratory
fitness, strength testing, body composition, flexibility, and weight
control. |
| PEP 476/508 |
Exercise Testing and Interpretation |
A course in exercise physiology
for undergraduate and graduate students in Exercise Science and Sports
Trainers. The course teaches testing and training procedures for
special clinical populations with a focus mostly towards cardiac
rehabilitation. |
| PEP 532 |
Body Composition |
An advanced course in
exercise physiology for graduate students in Exercise Sciences and
Nutrition. The course covers body composition methodology and
application to specific healthy and diseased populations. |
| PEP 625 |
Writing for Publication |
A course for advance graduate
students in Exercise Sciences. The course covers how to review,
write and publish scientific journal articles. |
| PEP 471 |
Exercise and Disease Prevention |
A course for undergraduate
students in exercise/health related fields. The course will
critically explore popular health trends and literature to better
understand the relation between disease processes and exercise/fitness. |
| PEP 604 |
Research Seminar |
A course to assist and
motivate graduate students to write the first 3 chapters of their
dissertation. |
| PEP 562 |
Exercise in Extreme Environments |
A graduate level course
consisting of lectures and labs to explore exercise physiology topics in
extreme environments such as heat, cold, altitude, hyperbaria, air
pollution, radiation exposures, spaceflight. |
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