learning approach. Topics include the operations of input, decision making, output, and feedback, open vs. closed skills, self-paced vs. externally paced skills, whole vs. part learning, massed vs. distributed practice, measuring improvement, learning curves,
timing, coordination and changes in performance. Three semester hours credit.
SPTM3390 Coaching Strategies (Football)
A course offering students the technical and tactical skills of football. Topics include offense and defense theories, coaching philosophies, rules, strategy, terminology, conditioning and organization of practice. An emphasis is placed on
coaching techniques and season planning. Three class hours per week. Three semester hours credit. Prerequisite: SPTM2395
SPTM3395 Sports Broadcasting Cross-Listed as BRDC3395
The course provides a strong foundation into the field of sports broadcasting. Students will explore the key issues that drive the sports broadcasting industry and study theory and practice of sports broadcasting. Students will participate in the production of sports broadcasting. This course will provide students with a general knowledge of the fundamentals of sports broadcasting. Students will learn the process
of planning for a Sports Broadcasting production. Three class hours per week. Three semester hours credit. Prerequisites: Completion of the Lower Level Core and BRDC2100 or BRDC2120 for Broadcast Media majors. Completion of SPTM2395 for Sport Management majors.
SPTM4300 Special Topics
A course designed as the need and interest arises. Three semester hours credit. Prerequisite: SPTM2395 or permission of instructor
SPTM4310 Sport Facility Design and Management
This course involves the sequential planning and development of a business plan for a sport business with a facility. Topics include conceptual framework including mission, purpose, and goals, facility design and construction, equipping, staffing and operations,
budgeting, and management and strategic planning. Three class hours per week. Three semester hours credit. Prerequisite: SPTM2395 and SPTM3360
SPTM4320 Sport Marketing, Sales and Promotion
A comprehensive review of marketing strategies and principles applied to the sport profession.
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Topics include consumer identification/behaviors, public and media relations, market planning, advertising, promotion, sponsorship, endorsement, and information management relating to amateur,
college, and professional sport organizations. Three class hours per week. Three semester hours credit. Prerequisite: SPTM2395
SPTM4325 Upward Sport Ministry Programming
A course engaging student in the use of sport and recreation as a part of the ministry paradigm. Special attention will be given to the cognitive and pragmatic approaches organizing, administering, and implementing sport evangelism programming in support of the Upward Model. The course will give attention to the recruitment/maintenance of volunteer staff, development/use of intentional sport ministry and spiritual development/evangelism, constituent recruiting/development (coach, referee,
and parent). Three class hours per week. Three semester hours credit. Prerequisites: SPTM2395 or Instructor Permission
SPTM4330 Sport Event Management
This course involves the organizing, financing, management, and operation techniques necessary to conduct major and minor public sport events. Practical application of course skills and knowledge are emphasized as students actually organize and conduct community, college, and professional sport
events. Three class hours per week. Three semester hours credit. Prerequisite: SPTM2395
SPTM4335 Nutrition in Wellness
A focus on nutritional concepts and needs related to human health and the nutritional requirements for athletes. Students are provided with the knowledge needed by coaches to maintain the health of athletes during their sport season along with post-season
nutritional needs. Three class hours per week. Three semester hours credit. Prerequisite: SPTM2395
SPTM4355 Sport Leadership and Staff Development
A course enabling students to understand and develop leadership potential in Sport Management using Christian principles. Key topics include influence, priorities, integrity, problem solving, attitude, vision and self-discipline. Attention is also given to the knowledge and skills fundamental
to developing staff members into leaders. Three class hours per week. Three semester hours credit. Prerequisite: SPTM2395 or Instructor Permission
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