Southwestern Oklahoma State University Undergraduate Catalog 2023-2024
Sports Management SPRTM 3402 CURRENT EVENTS IN RECREATION AND SPORTS MANAGEMENT The course will be an analysis on current events in the business, finance, economy, education, athletics, (public schools, private high schools, high schools, college and intramural programs), international sports, professional sports, and any other arena in which trends are having an effect on sports in general. Special attention to how these affect the perception of the sport, the rules of the sport, and those involved will be given. D SPRTM 3412 EVENT SAFETY IN SPORTS AND RECREATION This course is designed to give the student a knowledge base to develop, design and implement courses of action to ensure safe production, promotion and execution of sporting events at various facilities. SPRTM 3503 SPORTS MANAGEMENT Theory and practice of sports management. Topics include sports management, marketing, human resource management, contracting, and related areas. F, S, SU SPRTM 3513 SPORTS FINANCE The student examines the use of sport organization’s financial information for decision making. It is structured around both financial accounting and management accounting technologies. The student will concentrate on analysis of financial statements, structured analysis using internal accounting information, and budgeting and control issues for parks and recreation, collegiate athletics and professional sport. F SPRTM 3523 LEADERSHIP IN SPORT This course is designed to provide an examination of effective sport leadership techniques and practices. Student will examine general concepts of leadership (theories, principles, traits and skills), study examples of team bonding, create and construct exercises which will enhance team work, team interaction, or problem solving. This course is also designed to give students a practical look at the different types of leadership so the student may see how successful those types are in given situations. F, SU SPRTM 3533 OLYMPISM AND OLYMPICS This course is designed to give the student the basic understanding of the ideals and ideas that encompass the Olympic movement, the histories of the Modern Olympic games. The student will also be given critical thinking exercises to research the Olympic movement throughout the world. S, SU SPRTM 4001-4 INDIVIDUAL STUDY IN SPORTS MANAGEMENT Individual study of specified topics for Sports Management. F, S, SU SPRTM 4122 RECREATION & SPORTS MANAGEMENT LAW An intense study of legal issues relating to recreation and sports management. F SPRTM 4132 RECREATION & SPORTS EMPLOYMENT LAW An intense study of legal issues relating to employment/human resource management in parks, recreation and sports agencies. F SPRTM 4142 ETHICS IN RECREATION AND SPORTS MANAGEMENT The course is dedicated to the study of sports management ethics and the manner in which ethics can be applied and implemented in an individual’s personal and professional life. Ethics in sports can dictate coaching philosophies, business transactions, contract negations and professional relationships, and therefore is one of the key components in sport management. D SPRTM 4152 RECREATION AND SPORTS MANAGEMENT STATISTICS Designed to provide the student with a solid foundation in the field of statistics. The course is taught through the lens of recreation and sport
KINES 4541 CAPSTONE EXPERIENCE IN HPE The Capstone Experience in Health and Physical Education course is designed to be a capstone experience for the HPE major in Teacher Education. The course is the academic crowning point for the major. Information is offered to the student regarding entry into the teaching professional semester and the profession. State comprehensive testing and information is also covered. Additionally, opportunities in the profession and the professional application of the knowledge they have acquired are addressed. Corequisite: KINES 4553. F KINES 4553 TEACHERS COURSE IN HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION Problems, methods, and materials for teaching physical education in grades K-12. Corequisite: KINES 4541. F KINES 4793 RESEARCH IN EXERCISE SCIENCE Working with the instructor, the student completes a research-based project utilizing the varied knowledge he or she has acquired from previous courses, internships, and labs. The goal of the research course is to increase the student’s connection to the learned material, real world applications and aid in the transition to meaningful contribution by the student to the profession of Exercise Science. The student will prepare and submit a final project and report to the department for approval. F, S, SU KINES 4802 THEORY OF COACHING FOOTBALL Designed more for male students. Knowledge and preparation in techniques and methods of coaching football. F KINES 4832 THEORY OF COACHING BASKETBALL Fundamentals and techniques applied to coaching basketball. F, S KINES 4842 THEORY OF COACHING WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Fundamentals and techniques applied to coaching women's basketball. D KINES 4862 THEORY OF COACHING BASEBALL Knowledge and preparation in techniques and methods applied to coaching baseball. S KINES 4873 CURRICULUM CONSTRUCTION IN HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND RECREATION A study of the methodology of developing curriculum materials in health, physical education and recreation. D KINES 4883 EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION AND TESTING This course is designed to give the student an introduction to field and laboratory tests used to assess physical fitness components as well as the utilization of principles of exercise prescription. The student will develop the knowledge and skills to design exercise prescription programs for apparently healthy individuals as well as individuals who have a cardiac, pulmonary or metabolic condition. Prerequisite: KINES 4234. S KINES 4892 THEORY OF COACHING TRACK AND MINOR SPORTS A study of the techniques of coaching track and minor sports. D KINES 4993, 4995, 4997 PRACTICUM IN EXERCISE SCIENCE A practicum provides the Exercise Science major with a field experience where the student has an opportunity for “hands on” work in one of the many avenues of Exercise Science. The goal of the professional experience is to introduce the major to practicing professionals and their respective organizations, involving 120, 200, or 280 hours of practicum experience in Exercise Science. These experiences give the student a personal look at their future professional occupations. Their skills and knowledge are enhanced, and they have an opportunity to confirm or modify their career goals. F, S, SU
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