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PE 630 - Physical Education Curriculum Credits: (3) |
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PE 635 - Lifespan Motor Development Credits: (3) |
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PE 640 - Administration of Physical Education Credits: (3) |
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PE 650 - Applied Physiology Credits: (3) |
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PE 655 - Methods and Analysis in Physical Education and Sport Instruction
Credits: (3) |
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PE 665 - Exercise Testing and Prescription Credits: (3) |
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PE 675 - Issues in Intramurals and Athletics Credits: (3) |
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PE 676 - Research Techniques in Exercise Physiology Credits: (3) |
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PE 694 - Special Problems Credits: (1-3, R9) |
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PE 699 - Thesis Credits: (3, R6) |
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PE 779 - Continuing Research—Non-Thesis Option Credits: (1,R10) |
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PE 799 - Continuing Research—Thesis Option Credits: (2, R24) |
Physical Therapy |
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PT 190 - Caring for the Aging Population: Challenges and Solutions Investigate issues related to aging and health, including longevity, age-related changes in healthy older people, living arrangements, caregiving, programs for healthier aging, nutrition, financial concerns.
Credits: (3) |
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PT 400 - Complimentary and Integrative Therapies Broad overview of the history, development, terminology, research and implementation of complimentary and integrative therapies. (P1)
Credits: (3) |
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PT 611 - Physical Therapy Science I Credits: (3) |
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PT 612 - Physical Therapy Science II Credits: (3) |
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PT 613 - Physical Therapy Science III Credits: (4) |
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PT 614 - Physical Therapy Science IV Credits: (4) |
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PT 615 - Physical Therapy Science V Credits: (4) |
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PT 620 - Promoting Optimal Physical Function In Older Adults Examination of age-related physiologic changes and medical conditions with emphasis on implications for physical function in older adults and interventions for modifying the disablement process.
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PT 621 - Human Anatomy I Credits: (3) |
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PT 622 - Human Anatomy II Credits: (3) |
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PT 623 - Functional Human Anatomy I Credits: (4) |
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PT 624 - Functional Human Anatomy II Credits: (4) |
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PT 631 - Human Physiology I Credits: (2) |
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PT 632 - Human Physiology II Credits: (2) |
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PT 641 - Scientific Inquiry I Credits: (2) |
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PT 642 - Scientific Inquiry II Credits: (2) |
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PT 643 - Scientific Inquiry III Credits: (1-3) |
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PT 644 - Scientific Inquiry IV Credits: (1-3) |
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PT 645 - Pediatric Interventions
Credits: (2) |
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PT 651 - Clinical Logic I Credits: (3) |
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PT 652 - Clinical Logic II Credits: (3) |
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PT 653 - Clinical Logic III Credits: (3) |
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PT 655 - Management and Supervision Credits: (3) |
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PT 660 - Neuroscience Credits: (2) |
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PT 661 - Motor Behavior Examination of motor development, motor control, and motor learning in therapeutic settings; emphasis is on intervention principles for clients across the lifespan with neuromuscular dysfunction.
Prerequisites & Notes 2 Lab.
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PT 665 - Physical Care and Management of Students with Severe/Profound Disabilities Credits: (3) |
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PT 670 - Advanced Manual Therapy Techniques
Credits: (2) |
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PT 680 - Directed Independent Study Credits: (1-3, R9) |
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PT 683 - Experiential Professional Activities I
Credits: (2) |
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PT 684 - Experiential Professional Activities II
Credits: (2) |
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PT 693 - Topics in Physical Therapy Credits: (1-3, R9) |
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PT 720 - Program Assessment
Credits: (1) |
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PT 779 - Continuing Research—Non-Thesis Option Credits: (1, R10) |
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PT 783 - Experiential Professional Activities III
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PT 784 - Experiential Professional Activities IV
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Physics |
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PHYS 105 - Contemporary Physics A lecture-laboratory integrated course covering basic theories and techniques used in physics. Topics include wave motion, matter, heat, electromagnetism, quantum mechanics, and nuclear physics. 3 Lecture/Lab. (C5)
Credits: (3) |
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PHYS 130 - Introductory Physics I Noncalculus-based treatment of motion, force, energy, and heat. 3 Lecture, 2 Lab. (Lecture-3 credits, Lab 1 credit) (Lab is required.)
Prerequisites & Notes COREQ: PHYS 130 lecture and PHYS 130 lab.
Credits: (4) |
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PHYS 131 - Introductory Physics II A continuation of PHYS 130 covering electricity, magnetism, optics, and modern physics. 3 Lecture, 2 Lab. (Lecture 3 credits, Lab 1 credit) (Lab is required.)
Prerequisites & Notes PREQ: PHYS 130. COREQ: PHYS 131 lecture and PHYS 131 lab.
Credits: (4) |
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PHYS 150 - Perspectives on Physics and Technology Inquiry-based course exploring applications of physics to solving real-world problems: historical background, scientific viewpoints, current cutting-edge research, and careers in physics and technology. 2 Lecture/Lab.
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PHYS 230 - General Physics I Calculus-based study of motion, force, energy, wave motion, and thermodynamics. 3 Lecture, 3 Lab. (Lecture-3 credits, Lab-1 credit) (Lab is required.)
Prerequisites & Notes PREQ: MATH 152 or MATH 153. COREQ: PHYS 230 lecture and PHYS 230 lab.
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PHYS 231 - General Physics II A continuation of PHYS 230 covering electricity, magnetism, optics, and modern topics. 3 Lecture, 3 Lab. (Lecture 3 credit, Lab 1 credit) (231 Lab is not required for Electrical Engineering Majors.)
Prerequisites & Notes PREQ: PHYS 230.
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PHYS 302 - Electronics Circuit theory, discrete devices, amplifiers, operational amplifiers, integrated circuits, and digital techniques. 3 Lecture, 3 Lab.
Prerequisites & Notes PREQ: 131 and a course in differential and integral calculus.
Credits: (4) |
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PHYS 310 - Modern Physics Special relativity, quantum physics, the wave nature of matter, atomic and nuclear structure, and elementary particles.
Prerequisites & Notes PREQ: 131 or 231; MATH 140 or 153.
Credits: (3) |
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PHYS 320 - Mathematical Methods of Physics Complex numbers and functions, series, Fourier series, cylindrical and spherical polar coordinate systems, ordinary and partial differential equations.
Prerequisites & Notes PREQ: 131 or 231; MATH 255.
Credits: (3) |
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PHYS 322 - Optics Geometrical and physical optics, introduction to quantum optics.
Prerequisites & Notes PREQ: 131, MATH 252 or MATH 255.
Credits: (3) |
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PHYS 325 - Thermodynamics Classical theory of heat, first and second laws of thermodynamics, enthalpy, entropy, introductory kinetic theory, and statistical thermodynamics.
Prerequisites & Notes PREQ: 131, MATH 256.
Credits: (3) |
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PHYS 330 - Geophysics The physics of the Earth. Topics include theory and applications of gravity, magnetics, electricity, and seismicity to environmental and tectonic problem-solving in geology. Field-oriented lab problems and applications. This course is cross-listed with GEOL 330. 3 Lecture, 3 Lab.
Prerequisites & Notes PREQ: 130 or 230. COREQ: 131 or 231.
Credits: (4) |
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PHYS 335 - Astrophysics Introduction to the basic principles of astrophysics; stellar structure, stellar evolution, galactic astronomy.
Prerequisites & Notes PREQ: 231 or 131; MATH 256.
Credits: (3) |
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PHYS 360 - Laboratory Physics Intermediate experiments in modern physics.
Prerequisites & Notes PREQ: 131 or 231.
Credits: (2) |
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PHYS 380 - Research in Physics Physics research projects for individual students.
Prerequisites & Notes PREQ: Permission of instructor.
Credits: (2, R8) |
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PHYS 389 - Cooperative Education in Physics See Cooperative Education Program.
Credits: (1 or 3, R15) |
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PHYS 410 - Classical Mechanics Topics in analytical mechanics using vector operators and differential equations.
Prerequisites & Notes PREQ: 320 or MATH 256.
Credits: (3) |
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PHYS 420 - Nuclear Physics Nuclear decay, models, reactions, fission, fusion; lab techniques of instrumentation, gamma spectra, particle techniques. 2 Lecture, 3 Lab.
Prerequisites & Notes PREQ: 131 or 231 and a course in differential and integral calculus.
Credits: (3) |
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PHYS 440 - Electricity and Magnetism Topics in electricity and magnetism using vector operators and differential equations.
Prerequisites & Notes PREQ: 410 and 320 or MATH 320.
Credits: (3) |
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PHYS 450 - Quantum Mechanics Origins of quantum theory, the Schrodinger equation, one-dimensional potentials, linear harmonic oscillator, apherically symmetric potentials and the hydrogen atom.
Prerequisites & Notes PREQ: 310, MATH 256.
Credits: (3) |
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PHYS 454 - Computer Interfacing Digital logic, computer design, and interfacing with laboratory instruments. This course is cross-listed with CHEM 454. 2 Lecture, 3 Lab.
Prerequisites & Notes PREQ: Permission of instructor.
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PHYS 493 - Topics in Physics Prerequisites & Notes PREQ: 350 or permission of department head.
Credits: (2-4) |
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PHYS 495 - Seminar in Physics S/U grading.
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PHYS 601 - Topics in Physics Education I Credits: (3) |
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PHYS 602 - Topics in Physics Education II Credits: (3) |
Political Science |
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PSC 107 (301) - Comparative Political Cultures Impact of cultural differences on the policies and political perspectives of various First, Second, and Third World nations; comparison and contrast of contemporary examples.
Credits: (3) |
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PSC 110 - Global Issues How globalization as a cultural and economic process is transforming contemporary society. (P6)
Credits: (3) |
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PSC 150 - American Government and Politics The American political system; introduction to government institutions and how politics shapes policies. (P1)
Credits: (3) |
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PSC 190 - Active Citizenship: Making a Difference in Your Community Examples of political activism and application of successful principles to enhance the quality of life in the WCU community.
Credits: (3) |
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PSC 215 - European Political Systems Comparison of the political systems of selected nations.
Credits: (3) |
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PSC 216 - Politics of Developing Areas Comparative analysis of developmental processes pursued through political, military, economic, and administrative structures of Third World nations; case studies.
Credits: (3) |
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PSC 219 - Latin American Political Systems Institutions, groups, parties, and processes; problems of political development, modernization, and change.
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PSC 241 - International Politics Components and characteristics of the international political system; conflict and cooperation in international relations; changing nature of international behavior.
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PSC 242 - International Organization Global and regional organizations promoting settlement of disputes, collective security, economic development, human rights, and self-government.
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PSC 250 - Introduction to Political Science An introduction to the Political Science discipline for majors and prospective majors; explores subfields and career paths and opportunities.
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PSC 270 - Popular Culture in American Politics The role and influence of culture in and on American politics. The interplay between culture and politics examined through texts, novels, written media, and film.
Credits: (3, R6) |
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PSC 302 - Problems and Policies of American Government Alternative public policies in selected areas: social welfare, health care, resources, labor, agriculture, civil rights, business, taxation, defense, and education.
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PSC 303 - State and Local Government Structure and functions of state and local government; processes of policy formation.
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PSC 304 - Public Administration Administrative theory and practice; implementation of governmental policies; case studies of the administrative process in such areas as business regulation, health care, and law enforcement.
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PSC 305 - Congress Congress as an institution; its role in the formulation of national policies; case studies dealing with legislation in the various areas of national policy.
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PSC 306 - American Presidency The chief executive, his advisers, role playing, and decision making in the executive branch.
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PSC 307 - Civil Service Administration Policies, methods, and techniques used in civil service systems; problems and procedures in the public sector (local, state, and national).
Credits: (3) |
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PSC 309 - The Politics of Budgeting Budgetary aspects of national, state, and local government operations; budget formulation, execution and enactment, revenue resources; politics of process.
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PSC 310 - Constitutional Law: Structure and Powers An examination of the United States Constitution in substance and its role in defining and shaping the American political system and American culture.
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PSC 317 - Politics of East Asia Selected political systems of East Asia; factors involved in political change and modernization.
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PSC 333 - International Law Rules and practices regulating such matters as state territory and jurisdiction; treaties, nationality, and treatment of aliens; diplomatic and consular relations; warfare.
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PSC 334 - United States Foreign Policy Policies governing America’s foreign relations; personnel and agencies responsible for policy implementation; role of the United States in world affairs since World War II.
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PSC 335 - Problems in World Politics Contemporary issues in international politics; international problem-solving methods and applications.
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PSC 336 - Mass Media and American Politics Examination and assessment of the power and influence of the mass media in American politics; emphasis on television.
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PSC 345 - Ancient and Medieval Political Thought Political philosophers from Plato to Thomas Aquinas; their ideas examined and related to current issues.
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PSC 346 - Modern Political Thought Political philosophers from Machiavelli to Mill; ideas providing the basis of modern political discussion and controversy examined.
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PSC 347 - American Social and Political Eras American social and political ideas from the Federalist Papers to the present.
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PSC 348 - Political Analysis Research methods and theoretical approaches for describing, explaining, and solving domestic and foreign policy problems.
Prerequisites & Notes PREQ: 150 or permission of instructor.
Credits: (3) |
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