Course Listings

Core Courses

The program has two core courses that are of general interest to all potential students, disregarding their chosen track. CPMS 5101 Introduction to Clinical Physiology and Movement Science provides a set of core skills necessary to evaluate and to conduct research in clinical physiology or movement science. This course will serve as an "anchor" course for the program and will be required for all students seeking a minor or certificate.

Required:

CPMS 5101–Introduction to Clinical Physiology and Movement Science (3 cr)

and one professional skills/grant writing course:

  • KIN 5987–Professional Skills and Grant Writing for Health Sciences or equivalent (1-2 cr)
  • [1] PUBH 6348–Writing Research Grants (2 cr)
  • PUBH 6673–Grant Writing for Public Health (1 cr)
  • NURS 5925–Grant Writing and Critique, online course (1 cr)

Note that there are numerous grant writing courses offered throughout campus. They may be substituted for the above if needed.

Elective Courses

These courses are offered by a number of graduate programs and will serve as course electives for the graduate minor and certificate program. 

Note: Any of the courses listed below that have been taken as part of a non-CPMS graduate degree program cannot count as a course elective for the CPMS graduate minor or the certificate program at the same time.

  • BMEN 5201–Advanced Biomechanics (3 cr) Fall, every year
  • CPMS 5201–Colloquium in Clinical Physiology and Movement Science (1 cr) Fall, every year
  • KIN 5122–Applied Exercise Physiology (3 cr) Fall, Spring, every year
  • KIN 5141–Nutrition for Exercise and Physical Performance (3 cr) Fall, every year
  • KIN 5235–Advanced Biomechanics II: Kinetics (3 cr) Spring, in even years
  • KIN 5385–Exercise for Disease Prevention and Management (3 cr) Spring, every year
  • KIN 5485–Advanced Electrocardiogram Interpretation (3 cr) Spring, every year
  • KIN 5585–Pediatric Physiology and Health: Concepts and Applications (2 cr) Summer, every year
  • KIN 5643–Applied Motion Capture and Movement Analysis Technology (3 cr) Spring, every year
  • KIN 5941–Clinical Movement Neuroscience (3 cr) Spring. in odd years
  • KIN 8122–Seminar: Exercise Physiology (3 cr)
  • KIN 8132–Seminar: Motor Development (3 cr) Spring, in odd years
  • KIN 8135–Seminar: Motor Control and Learning (3 cr) Spring, in even years
  • KIN 8211–Seminar: Perception and Action (3 cr) Fall, every year
  • NURS 5222–Advanced Physiology (3 cr) Fall, every year
  • NURS 8171–Research Design and Methods: Qualitative (3-4 cr) Spring, every year
  • NURS 8173/SAPH 8173–Principles and Methods of Implementing Research (3 cr) Fall, every year
  • NURS 8175–Research Design and Methods: Quantitative (3 cr) Fall, every year
  • OT 5393–Functional Anatomy and Kinesiology - hybrid (4 cr) Every Spring;
  • [2] OTOL 8239–Otoneurology (2 cr) Spring
  • [3] OTOL 8244–Current Literature Seminar (1 cr) Spring
  • PUBH 6320–Fundamentals of Epidemiology (3 cr) Fall, every year
  • PUBH 6341–Epidemiological Methods 1 (3 cr) Fall, every year
  • PUBH6342–Epidemiological Methods 2 (3 cr) Spring, every year
  • PUBH 7415–Introduction to Clinical Trials - online (3 cr) Fall, every year
  • PUBH 7420–Clinical Trials: Design, Implementation, and Analysis (3 cr) Spring, every year
  • RSC 5135–Advanced Biomechanics I: Kinematics (3 cr) Fall, every year
  • RSC 5814–Age, Exercise, and Rehabilitation (2 cr) Fall, every year
  • RSC 5841–Rehabilitation Science Instrumentation and Methodology (4 cr) Spring, in odd years
  • RSC 8130–Current Literature Seminar (1 cr) Summer, every year
  • RSC 8135–Advanced Kinesiology (3 cr) Fall, every year
  • RSC 8170–Special Topics in Rehabilitation Science (1-3 cr) Contact faculty members
  • RSC 8282–Problems in Human Movement (4 cr) Spring, in even years; contact the course instructor

[1] Prerequisite: [6341 or 8341], [6450 or 7401]; [2]  [3] Background in motor control or biomedical engineering recommended.