Courses - Summer 2023
KNES320
Physiological Basis of Physical Activity and Human Health
Credits:
4
Grad Meth:
Reg, P-F, Aud
Prerequisite: Minimum grade of C- in BSCI201 and BSCI202.
Restriction: Must be in Public Health Science program.
Credit only granted for: KNES360 or KNES320.
A study of the responses and chronic adaptations to physical activity and exercise, with particular emphasis on the interaction between human health and physical activity. The laboratory component of course will focus on the assessment of physical activity and measurement of physiological adaptations to exercise. Students are expected to gain an understanding and appreciation for the benefits of physical activity and exercise in the context of public health.
Students must pay a $75 lab fee.
The laboratory component of KNES320 will be fully in-person at the times shown for each section. The lecture component of KNES320 will be fully online and asynchronous (meaning you will not have a set time to meet for class). There will be specific dates and time windows for lecture quizzes and exams (9am - 6pm EDT, without exception).
The laboratory component of KNES320 will be fully in-person at the times shown for each section. The lecture component of KNES320 will be fully online and asynchronous (meaning you will not have a set time to meet for class). There will be specific dates and time windows for lecture quizzes and exams (9am - 6pm EDT, without exception).
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University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742, USA
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