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Calendar Year
Term
Course #
Course Title
2024
Y
gs/kahs 5340A
Advance Fitness/ Lifestyle Assessment and Counselling
Theoretical and practical experience in designing, administering and interpreting fitness assessments along with the follow-up exercise counselling and personal training for high performance athletes and the general public. Prerequisite: HH/KINE4010 3.00 or equivalent.
Instructional Format: LECT
Instructor(s): V. Jamnik
2024
Y
gs/kahs 5400A
Non-thesis Master’s Practica
Instructional Format: PRAC
2025
SU
gs/kahs 5400A
Master’s Practica
Instructional Format: PRAC
2025
SU
gs/kahs 5400A
Master’s Practica
Instructional Format: PRAC
2025
W
gs/kahs 5400M
Master’s Practica
Instructional Format: PRAC
2025
SU
gs/kahs 5410A
Non-thesis Master’s Practica
Instructional Format: PRAC
2025
SU
gs/kahs 5410A
Master’s Practica
Instructional Format: PRAC
2024
F
gs/kahs 5410A
Master’s Practica
Instructional Format: PRAC
2025
W
gs/kahs 5410M
Master’s Practica
Instructional Format: PRAC
2024
F
gs/kahs 6010A
Univariate Analysis and Design
The course provides an introduction to common statistical techniques for Kinesiology and Health Science, including one and two-sample inference, analysis of binary data, analysis of variance and regression models. Aspects of experimental design, statistical computing and reporting of statistical results are emphasized.
Instructional Format: SEMR
Instructor(s): M. Rotondi
2025
W
gs/kahs 6020M
Multivariate Analysis and Design
Epidemiological and analytical methods are introduced and applied to a database. This course covers basic database design, and guidelines for confidentiality and privacy. Particular attention is paid to the principals and application of multivariate statistical methods for data analysis.
Instructional Format: SEMR
Instructor(s): A. Macpherson
2025
W
gs/kahs 6030M
Qualitative Research Methods
Provides a basic and critical survey of qualitative research methodology. It explores various qualitative strategies of inquiry and the implications of different stages of inquiry including data collection, analysis, representation and assessment.
Instructional Format: LECT
Instructor(s): L. Hayhurst
2024
F
gs/kahs 6130A
Fundamentals of Health and Exercise Psychology
Provides a graduate-level introduction to theories, measures, statistical and research methodologies typically used in health and exercise psychology research. Students learn critical evaluation and application of these key principles.
Instructional Format: LECT
Instructor(s): R. Basett-Gunter
2025
W
gs/kahs 6150M
Brain Mechanisms of Movement in Health and Disease
This course reviews fundamental concepts in motor control, and surveys the role of different cerebral cortical areas in controlling voluntary movements. Data from experimental and patient studies are used to illustrate the motor function of different brain regions.
Instructional Format: LECT
Instructor(s): L. Sergio
2024
F
gs/kahs 6152A
Shaping Action: The Role of Sensory Informaion in Motor Learning
Provides an in-depth look at how the motor control systems of the brain shape themselves through learning using sensory feedback.
Instructional Format: SEMR
Instructor(s): D. Henriques
2024
F
gs/kahs 6155A
Fundamentals of Neuroscience I: Structures, Neurons and Synapses
This course will focus on molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying the structure and function of the nervous system, functional neuroanatomy, and the neurophysiology of movement. Prerequisites: undergraduate course in neuroscience or equivalent or by permission of Instructor
Instructional Format: LECT
Instructor(s): D. Crawford
2025
W
gs/kahs 6156M
Fundamentals of Neuroscience II: Circuits, Systems and Behaviour
This course focuses on a systems approach to specialized circuits within the central nervous system that determine sensory, motor and cognitive systems. Permission of the course directors is required to enroll in the course.
Instructional Format: SEMR
Instructor(s): J. Ruttle
2024
Y
gs/kahs 6210A
Graduate Seminar
Instructional Format: SEMR
2025
SU
gs/kahs 6220A
Readings in Special Topics
Instructional Format: DIRD
2024
F
gs/kahs 6220A
Readings in Special Topics
Instructional Format: DIRD
2025
W
gs/kahs 6220M
Readings in Special Topics
Instructional Format: DIRD
2024
F
gs/kahs 6273A
Computer Programming for Experimental Psychology
This course covers computer programming methods that are useful in experimental psychology. The course assumes no previous programming experience, and brings students to the point where they are able to write useful programs to advance their own research. Classes are held in a computer laboratory, and each week’s class consists of a lecture followed by programming practice on assigned problems. Topics include the MATLAB programming language, data files, curve fitting, Monte Carlo simulations, statistical tests, journal-quality data plots, 2D and 3D graphics (OpenGL) and interfacing to external devices.
Instructional Format: SEMR
Instructor(s): R. Murray
2024
F
gs/kahs 6301A
Vascular Biology in Health and Disease
Instructional Format: LECT
Instructor(s): T. Haas
2025
W
gs/kahs 6370M
Advanced Exercise Physiology I: Muscle
TBA
Instructional Format: LECT
Instructor(s): D. Hood
2024
F
gs/kahs 6375A
Techniques in Muscle Physiology
This course examines the theory and techniques to assess the physiological aspects of skeletal muscle function. We will cover how human and animal experimental models can be utilized in a research setting to assess muscle strength, power, and fatigue, ranging from the whole body level to the single muscle fibre level. Fluorescence techniques to assess real-time muscle metabolic function will also be covered. Pre-requisites: One of KINE 4010, KINE 4445, KINE 4455, KINE 4470, KINE 4590 or permission of instructor or equivalent.
Instructional Format: LECT
Instructor(s): A. Cheng
2025
W
gs/kahs 6382M
Biomechanics and Motor Control of Posture, Balance, and Gait
This course examines the control of human movement within the context of posture, balance, and gait. Emphasis is placed on the effects of aging, cognition, and pathology.
Instructional Format: LECT
Instructor(s): T. Cleworth
2025
W
gs/kahs 6391M
Advanced Exercise Physiology / Therapy for Chronic Disease
Instructional Format: LECT
Instructor(s): M. Riddell
2024
F
gs/kahs 6393A
Advanced Sports and Exercise Nutrition
Participation in physical activity and optimal nutrition are prerequisites for optimal health. This course examines advanced topics in sports nutrition, including macronutrient nutrition, requirement and metabolism; molecular and physiological techniques in sports nutrition research, and controversies in sports nutrition.
Instructional Format: LECT
Instructor(s): O. Adegoke
2024
Y
gs/kahs 6456A
Graduate Diploma in Health Psychology – Seminar 1
The seminar provides the basics of a broad and systemic training in health psychology. The course is not only intended to be educational but also a supportive environment for students as they progress through their graduate training. To be cross-listed with KAHS 6456 1.5
Instructional Format: SEMR
Instructor(s): J. Katz
2024
Y
gs/kahs 6457A
Graduate Diploma in Health Psychology – Seminar 2
The seminar provides the basics of a broad and systemic training in health psychology. The course is not only intended to be educational but also a supportive environment for students as they progress through their graduate training. To be cross-listed with KAHS 6457 1.5
Instructional Format: SEMR
Instructor(s): J. Katz
2024
F
gs/kahs 6460A
Applied Epidemiology
Provides a detailed examination of the methods of epidemiology and public health research. Types of study designs, popular health status measures and biases encountered in epidemiological studies will be emphasized throughout the course. Specific focus will be on the different stages of designing a research project.
Instructional Format: BLEN
Instructor(s): H. Tamim
2025
W
gs/kahs 6475M
Sport, Physical Activity and Health Policy: Development, Analysis, and Evaluation
An introduction to policy development, analysis and evaluation in the realm of sport, physical activity and health.
Instructional Format: SEMR
Instructor(s): A. Day
2025
W
gs/kahs 6480M
Autonomic Function in Health and Disease
This course describes the autonomic nervous system including central and peripheral aspects i.e. brain regions, parasympathetic system, and sympathetic system. Students learn methodologies for measuring parasympathetic and sympathetic activity in both experimental and clinical settings. Lastly, students discuss the role of the autonomic nervous system in various clinical conditions including postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome (POTS), heart failure, and diabetes.
Instructional Format: LECT
Instructor(s): H. Edgell
2024
Y
gs/kahs 7200A
Ph.D. Graduate Seminar, Part I
Seminars include student presentations of thesis proposals and thesis research, and presentations by faculty and visiting speakers.
Instructional Format: SEMR
2024
Y
gs/kahs 7210A
Ph.D. Graduate Seminar, Part II
Seminars include student presentations of thesis proposals and thesis research, and presentations by faculty and visiting speakers.
Instructional Format: SEMR
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