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ART 378 - Life Drawing III
Students will develop advanced individual drawing styles while using the human figure as a model.
Prerequisites ART 231
Credits 3
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ART 379 - Cherokee Arts and Crafts
Present-day Cherokee skills of woodcarving, basketry, pottery making, and other parts of Cherokee culture and society. This course is cross-listed with ANTH 379. 1 Lecture, 5 Lab.
Credits 3
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ART 380 - Ceramics III
Advanced study in one aesthetic direction with a focus on solving technical and presentation concerns.
Credits 3
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ART 381 - Sculpture III
Advanced study in one aesthetic direction with a focus on solving technical and presentation concerns.
Prerequisites ART 342
Credits 3
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ART 389 - Cooperative Education in Art
See Cooperative Education Program.
Credits 1 or 3, R15
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ART 401 - Art of World Cultures
The course covers traditional and contemporary arts and crafts of a specific culture.
Credits 3
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ART 402 - Asian Art and Visual Culture
Traditional and contemporary art from five basic regions in Asia, South, Southeast, Himalaya, Middle East and Far East. (P6)
Credits 3
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ART 404 - Greco Roman Art
Development of art and architecture of Greek and Minoan civilizations through the Hellenistic period, and of Roman art from the Republic through the Empire.
Prerequisites ART 136
Credits 3
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ART 405 - History of Photography
Study of modern photography starting with early developments in the renaissance through digital work.
Prerequisites ART 137
Credits 3
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ART 406 - Renaissance Art
The Renaissance in Italy and northern Europe; major trends and personalities in art and architecture.
Prerequisites ART 137 or permission of instructor.
Credits 3
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ART 409 - Seventeenth-and Eighteenth-Century Art
Major baroque and rococo artists, architects, landscape and urban designers in Europe.
Prerequisites ART 137 or permission of instructor.
Credits 3
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ART 411 - Ceramics IV
Advanced wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques.
Prerequisites ART 380
Credits 3
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ART 412 - Nineteenth-Century Painting
Major figures and styles in European painting.
Prerequisites ART 137 or permission of instructor.
Credits 3
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ART 414 - American Art
From colonial limners to contemporary art.
Prerequisites ART 137 or permission of instructor.
Credits 3
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ART 416 - Contemporary Art
Contemporary directions in the visual arts since 1945; emphasis on trends during the past five years.
Prerequisites ART 137 or permission of instructor.
Credits 3
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ART 417 - Modern Sculpture
Academic sculpture in the nineteenth century: Modernist innovations from Rodin to David Smith.
Prerequisites ART 137 or permission of instructor.
Credits 3
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ART 418 - Development of Modern Art: Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture
From Manet, Rodin, and Richardson to Post-Modernism in painting, sculpture and architecture.
Prerequisites ART 137 or permission of instructor.
Credits 3
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ART 419 - History of Design
Survey of the development of graphic design from prehistory through contemporary visual communications; topics include typography, photography, illustration, and current conceptual and art historical issues.
Prerequisites Permission of instructor.
Credits 3
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ART 433 - Painting IV
Emphasis on the exploration of abstract or figurative modes of painting and critical thinking within a contemporary context. 6 Studio.
Prerequisites ART 333
Credits 3, R12
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ART 434 - Problems in Printmaking
Study of selected printing media through independent, self-directed projects under faculty supervision. 6 Studio.
Prerequisites ART 334
Credits 3, R12
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ART 439 - Arts & Entrepreneurship
This course serves as the prerequisite survey of arts management by covering the principles of arts entrepreneurship and management. Arts & Entrepreneurship is designed for arts practitioners seeking to increase their knowledge of contemporary arts entrepreneurship and management practice. In this course students will choose a concentration or focus such as visual arts, music, theater, dance, etc. This course provides the background necessary for understanding the current global arts marketplace, but assumes that arts businesses and organizations must adopt an entrepreneurial approach to thrive in the current and future marketplaces.
Credits 3
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ART 440 - Advanced Drawing
Perceptual and conceptual drawing design problems; emphasis on a drawing project augmented by discussion, readings, and critique. 6 Studio.
Prerequisites ART 330
Credits 3, R12
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ART 443 - Sculpture IV
Emphasis on exploration of sculptural materials and critical thinking within a contemporary context. 6 Studio.
Prerequisites ART 342
Credits 3, R12
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ART 450 - Arts & Entrepreneurship Intensive
This course is designed to complement the core courses in the Arts & Entrepreneurship Undergraduate Certificate by providing a targeted and intense education in the business of the arts.
Over the academic year three to six guest lecturers are brought to campus to present workshops or master classes on a variety of arts and entrepreneurship topics. These workshops or master classes, focused on applied learning, consist of 15 contact hours for 1 hour of academic credit. These sessions are scheduled in a variety of ways to accommodate student schedules, including online instruction.
Credits 1, R6
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ART 451 - Problems in Ceramics
Emphasis on personal direction; critiques of current work; reading in history and criticism. 6 Studio.
Prerequisites ART 411
Credits 3, R12
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ART 452 - Problems in Sculpture
Individualized course of study in studio arranged in consultation with a faculty member. For advanced students in the major.
Prerequisites ART 443 or permission of instructor.
Credits 3, R9
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ART 453 - Problems in Painting
Individualized course of study in studio arranged in consultation with a faculty member. For advanced students in the major.
Prerequisites ART 433 or permission of instructor.
Credits 3, R9
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ART 454 - Problems in Drawing
Individualized course of study in studio arranged in consultation with a faculty member. For advanced students in the major.
Prerequisites ART 330 or permission of instructor.
Credits 3, R9
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ART 455 - Photography II
Emphasis on developing an individual style of vision by utilizing traditional and contemporary photographic techniques.
Prerequisites ART 372
Credits 3
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ART 459 - Book Arts II
The exploration of working with the book as an artist’s medium. Students will investigate traditional bookbinding, nontraditional book formats, and image making techniques. 6 Studio.
Prerequisites ART 234 and 359
Credits 3, R12
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ART 460 - Motion Graphics I
An introduction to working with type, image, sound and animation using time-based digital media. Emphasis is on constructing complex meanings through motion graphics.
Prerequisites ART 371 and ART 374
Credits 3
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ART 461 - Problems in Design
Individualized course of study in studio arranged in consultation with a faculty member. For advanced students in the major.
Prerequisites Permission of instructor.
Credits 3, R9
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ART 463 - Art Methods for the Middle and High School
Curriculum planning, exploration of suitable art media and methods for teaching art to diverse populations at the middle and high school level. Field experience required. 6 Studio.
Credits 3
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ART 465 - Art Methods for the Elementary School
Curriculum planning, exploration of age-appropriate art media, and methods for teaching art to diverse populations in the elementary school. Field experience required. 6 Studio.
Credits 3
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ART 466 - Problems in Book Arts
Individualized course of study in studio arranged in consultation with a faculty member. For advanced students in the major.
Prerequisites ART 459 or permission of instructor.
Credits 3, R9
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ART 471 - Graphic Design II
Emphasis on personal exploration of materials and methods related to visual communications. 6 Studio.
Prerequisites ART 371 and ART 374
Credits 3
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ART 472 - Photography III
Emphasis on personal direction and advanced technical problems. 6 Studio.
Prerequisites ART 372 or permission of instructor.
Credits 3, R12
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ART 474 - Portfolio
Professional preparation, including a portfolio of professional level work. A capstone course required of all senior BFA majors. 6 Studio.
Prerequisites Permission of instructor.
Credits 3
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ART 475 - Typography II
Emphasis on personal directions and advanced technical problems applied to typographic expression. 6 Studio.
Prerequisites ART 371 and ART 374
Credits 3, R6
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ART 476 - Problems in Photography
Emphasis on personal interpretation and advanced technical solutions to guided projects. 6 Studio.
Prerequisites ART 472 or permission of instructor.
Credits 3, R9
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ART 477 - Tilemaking
Investigation of a wide range of concepts and techniques in the field of ceramic tile. 6 Studio.
Prerequisites ART 251
Credits 3, R9
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ART 479 - Motion Graphics II
Through lectures and studio projects learn techniques and history of motion graphics, storyboard an animation, and compile professional graphics into time-based projects. 6 Studio.
Prerequisites ART 460
Credits 3, R6
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ART 480 - Experimental Studio
Theoretical and conceptual issues and modes of making art relevant to the contemporary or post-studio artist. 6 Studio.
Prerequisites Permission of instructor.
Credits 3, R12
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ART 481 - Independent Study in Studio Art
Individualized course of study arranged in consultation with a faculty member. For advanced students in the major. Studio.
Prerequisites Permission of instructor.
Credits 1-6, R12
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ART 482 - Independent Study in Art History
Independent Study in Art History
Prerequisites Submitted proposal must be approved by instructor.
Credits 1-6, R6
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ART 486 - Exhibition Practicum
Organizational, administrative, and operational structures of an art gallery and museum, including the introduction of planning, curating, and installing professional art exhibitions.
Credits 3
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ART 491 - Supervised Student Teaching in Art, K-12
A full-time supervised teaching experience in Art.
Corequisites EDSE 490 and 495
Credits 3
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ART 493 - Topics in Art
Topics in Art
Prerequisites Permission of instructor.
Credits 1-4, R12
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ART 494 - Art Honors Studio
Honors studio for seniors culminating in exhibition of a body of work demonstrating commitment to quality and productivity. 6 Studio.
Prerequisites Permission of instructor.
Credits 3, R6
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ART 495 - Art History Seminar
Detailed study of a topic in art history or criticism.
Prerequisites Permission of instructor, senior standing.
Credits 3, R6
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Arts and Sciences Interdisciplinary |
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ASI 100 - Introduction to American Culture
Survey of contemporary American culture: basic history, geography, cultural characteristics and customs.
Prerequisites International student or permission of instructor.
Credits 3
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ASI 230 - Introduction to Women’s Studies
Introduction to a variety of disciplinary perspectives as they affect the status and roles of women in society.
Credits 3
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ASI 250 - Introduction to Appalachian Studies
Interdisciplinary examination of Appalachia’s culture, history, creative traditions, and natural environment to illuminate current issues. Field trips, projects, guest lectures. (P1)
Credits 3
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ASI 293 - Special Topics
Special Topics
Credits 1-4, R6
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ASI 300 - University Forum for Contemporary Issues
Issues, problems, and developments of current interest presented by faculty and, occasionally, visiting scholars. S/NC grading.
Credits 1, R6
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ASI 393 - Special Topics
Special Topics
Credits 3, R12
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ASI 450 - Appalachian Studies Seminar
Field-based, interdisciplinary capstone seminar of Appalachia’s culture, history, creative traditions, and natural environment to illuminate current issues. Field trips, projects, guest lectures.
Prerequisites ASI 250 and permission of instructor.
Credits 3
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ASI 493 - Topics in American Studies
Seminar on particular facets of American culture such as literature and art, philosophy and politics and folklore and society.
Credits 3, R6
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ASI 494 - Topics in Cherokee Studies
Various topics in Cherokee studies such as anthropology, history, sociology, and literature. Juniors will not be allowed to enroll in this course.
Prerequisites Permission of instructor.
Credits 3, R6
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Astronomy |
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AST 101 - Descriptive Astronomy
Characteristics of solar stellar systems examined in terms of the technologies and attitudes of man. 3 Lecture, 2 Lab (lab is optional).
Credits 3-4
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AST 102 - Introductory Observational Astronomy
An observationally based introduction to astronomy. To include naked eye and telescopic observations, and laboratory activities. Topics include planets, stars, nebulae, galaxies, and hypothermia prevention. (C5)
Credits 3
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AST 103 - The Solar System
A descriptive introduction to our solar system from a historical and evolutionary perspective. (C5)
Credits 3
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AST 104 - Cosmic Evolution
A descriptive introduction to stars, galaxies, and the universe, from an evolutionary perspective. (C5)
Credits 3
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AST 301 - Modern Astronomy
Techniques of measurement and research. 2 Lecture, 1 Lab.
Prerequisites AST 230
Credits 3
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Athletic Training |
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ATTR 150 - Introduction to Athletic Training
An introduction to athletic training, including care and prevention of injuries incurred by athletes and physically active individuals and basic skills required of athletic trainers. (2 Lecture, 1 Lab)
Credits 3
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ATTR 183 - Introduction to Clinical Education
This course is designed to introduce student to the process of clinical education and prepare them to begin clinical education experiences.
Prerequisites ATTR 150 with an earned grade of C+ or better.
Credits 1
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ATTR 210 - Clinical Anatomy & Biomechanics
Biomechanics and functional anatomy, including the upper extremities, lower extremities and spine. Discussion of anatomical, kinesiologic, biomechanical and physiologic principles related to athletic training. 3 Lecture, 3 Lab.
Prerequisites ATTR 150
Credits 4
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ATTR 221 - Therapeutic Modalities I
Designed to introduce the student to theories on pain modulation and the acute inflammatory response, as well as cryotherapy and thermotherapy therapeutic modalities. 3 Lecture, 2 Lab. (8 week course)
Prerequisites Provisional Admission to the Athletic Training Program.
Credits 1
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ATTR 222 - Therapeutic Modalities II
Designed to introduce the student to the foundations of electrical current in rehabilitation and electrical stimulation therapeutic modalities commonly utilized in the athletic training profession. 3 Lecture, 2 Lab. (8 week course)
Prerequisites ATTR Major & Good Standing in the Athletic Training Program.
Credits 1
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ATTR 240 - Emergency Procedures in Athletic Training
This course will teach athletic training students recognition, evaluation and treatment of emergent conditions.
Prerequisites Full Admission into the ATTR major.Corequisites ATTR 284
Credits 3
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ATTR 283 - Clinical Education I
Designed to introduce the student to the process of clinical education through involvement at an approved clinical education site.
Prerequisites Provisional Admission to the Athletic Training major.
Credits 1
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ATTR 284 - Clinical Education II
Designed to expose the student to the process of clinical education through involvement at an approved clinical educational site.
Prerequisites ATTR major & Good Standing in the Athletic Training Program.
Credits 1
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ATTR 323 - Therapeutic Modalities III
Designed to introduce the student to theories of ultrasound, iontophoresis, LASER, and diathermy as therapeutic modalities commonly utilized in athletic training. 3 Lecture, 2 Lab. (8 week course)
Prerequisites ATTR 222 & Good Standing in the Athletic Training Program.
Credits 1
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ATTR 324 - Manual Therapy
Designed to introduce the student to theories of manual therapy as commonly utilized in athletic training. 2 Lecture, 2 Lab. (8 week course)
Prerequisites Good Standing in the Athletic Training Program.Corequisites ATTR 370, 375.
Credits 1
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ATTR 330 - Clinical Measures for the Lower Extremity
Completion of clinical skills needed for the evaluation of the lower extremity, including the foot, ankle, knee and hip, in the physically active population. 3 Lab.
Prerequisites ATTR Major, Good Standing in the Athletic Training Program.Corequisites ATTR 350
Credits 2
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ATTR 340 - Clinical Measures for the Upper Extremity
Completion of clinical skills needed for the evaluation of the upper extremity, including the head, face, shoulder, elbow, forearm, wrist and hand in physically active population. 3 Lab.
Prerequisites ATTR 360 & Good Standing in the Athletic Training Program.
Credits 2
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ATTR 350 - Analysis of Dysfunction of the Lower Extremity
Evaluation techniques of the lower extremity, including the foot, ankle, knee and hip, and common orthopedic conditions of the lower extremity in the physically active population.
Prerequisites ATTR major, Full Admission to the Athletic Training Education Program & Good Standing in the Athletic Training Program. .Corequisites ATTR 330
Credits 3
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ATTR 360 - Analysis of Dysfunction of the Upper Extremity
Evaluation techniques of the upper extremity, including the head, face, shoulder, elbow, forearm, wrist and hand, and common orthopedic conditions of the upper extremity.
Prerequisites ATTR 350 & Good Standing in the Athletic Training Program.Corequisites ATTR 340
Credits 3
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ATTR 370 - Evaluation and Treatment of the Spine
Evaluation techniques of the spine and pelvis, including the cervical spine, thoracic spine, lumbar spine and sacroiliac joints, and common orthopedic conditions of the trunk.
Prerequisites ATTR 360 and Good Standing in the Athletic Training Program.
Credits 3
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ATTR 375 - Therapeutic Exercise
Designed to provide the student with programs, theories and concepts vital in therapeutic exercise, rehabilitation and reconditioning. 3 Lecture, 3 Lab.
Prerequisites ATTR 360 & Good Standing in the Athletic Training Program.
Credits 4
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ATTR 377 - Physical Adaptation to Exercise
Designed to provide an overview of the physiological responses and adaptations to physical activity, aerobic exercise and strength training; including programs, theories and concepts vital in injury prevention, rehabilitation and reconditioning.
Prerequisites ATTR 350 & Good Standing in the Athletic Training Program or permission of instructor.
Credits 4
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ATTR 383 - Clinical Education III
Designed to expose the student to clinical education through involvement in an approved clinical site at Western Carolina University or an affiliate clinical site. 2 Lab/field.
Prerequisites ATTR 284 & Good Standing in the Athletic Training Program.
Credits 3
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ATTR 384 - Clinical Education IV
Designed to expose the student to clinical education through involvement in an approved clinical site at Western Carolina University or an affiliate clinical site. 2 Lab/field.
Prerequisites ATTR 383 & Good Standing in the Athletic Training Program.
Credits 3
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ATTR 410 - Organization and Administration in Athletic Training
Designed to examine the various issues, policies and procedures involved with the administration of athletic training in a variety of professional settings.
Corequisites ATTR 483
Credits 3
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ATTR 415 - Evidence-Based Practice in Athletic Training
Prepares students to critically review and use evidence in the field of athletic training to prepare for the Board of Certification Examination and professional practice.
Corequisites ATTR 484
Credits 3
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ATTR 433 - International Aspects of Sports Medicine
Designed to engage students in diverse aspects of sports medicine and allow them to experience patient care in a variety of international settings.
Prerequisites Permission of instructor.
Credits 3, R9
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ATTR 450 - Radiology and Diagnostic Procedures
Provides fundamental clinical knowledge of commonly utilized diagnostic imaging techniques in sports medicine.
Corequisites ATTR 484
Credits 1
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ATTR 465 - Pathophysiology
Teaches concepts of clinical pathophysiology related to assessment, recognition and treatment of general medical conditions of the physically active.
Corequisites ATTR 483
Credits 3
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ATTR 480 - Independent Study in Athletic Training
Independent Study in Athletic Training.
Prerequisites Permission of Instructor.
Credits 1-3, R9
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ATTR 483 - Clinical Education V
Designed to expose the student to clinical education through involvement in an approved clinical site at Western Carolina University or an affiliate clinical site.
Prerequisites Good Standing in the Athletic Training Major; Permission of instructor.Corequisites ATTR 465
Credits 3
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ATTR 484 - Clinical Education VI
Designed to expose the student to new theories, concepts and challenges through completion of a fifteen-week clinical education experience at an approved affiliate clinical site. 2 meetings.
Prerequisites Permission of instructor and Good Standing in the ATTR major.Corequisites ATTR 415
Credits 8
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ATTR 493 - Topics in Athletic Training
Studies in special areas of interest in athletic training.
Prerequisites Permission of instructor.
Credits 1-3, R9
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Biology |
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BIOL 102 - Human Genetics
Principles of biology relative to development of human hereditary characteristics. 2 Lecture, 2 Lab. (C5)
Credits 3
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BIOL 103 - Environmental Biology
Principles of biology relative to ecology and modern environmental problems. Ecosystems structure and function, population growth, food production, pollution, and resource use. 2 Lecture, 2 Lab. (C5)
Credits 3
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BIOL 104 - Human Biology
The biology which underlines medical, social, and developmental issues of the human lifecycle. 2 Lecture, 2 Lab. (C5)
Credits 3
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BIOL 105 - Biology in the 21st Century
Modern biology from a cellular and molecular perspective, emphasizing cell structure, function, genes and genetic engineering, disease and evolution. 2 Lecture, 2 Lab. (C5)
Credits 3
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BIOL 140 - Principles of Biology I
Introduction to biology for majors. Basic cell structure and function, bioenergetics, introduction to genetics and molecular biology. 3 Lecture, 3 Lab. (Lecture-4 credits, Lab-0 credit) (Lab is required).
Corequisites BIOl 140 lecture and lab
Credits 4
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BIOL 141 - Principles of Biology II
Second course for biology majors. A comparative introduction to structure, physiology, and evolutionary trends among organisms. 3 Lecture, 3 Lab. (Lecture-4 credits, Lab-0 credit). (Lab is required).
Prerequisites BIOL140Corequisites BIOL 141 lecture and lab
Credits 4
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