OUTR 174                                                                 be on the mechanical, or technical, features of the compound bow,  ASA INDOOR RULES & PROCEDURES                                            including basic tuning, repair, and maintenance. Safety and injury  Introduction to the basic rules, procedures, and code of conduct of the  prevention will be stressed. Industry health and safety concerns will  Archery Shooters Association’s (ASA) indoor archery programs. The        be addressed. The course will also provide an introduction to archery  course will give students a working knowledge of the organization,       equipment manufacturing, marketing, and related services and will  management, and administration of ASA and will familiarize               examine the business side of the archery maintenance industry.  students with ASA indoor archery event promotion, scheduling, and        Planning and development activities in archery maintenance and  related services. Facilities management and program development          service, including facilities management and an emphasis on strong  for competitive indoor archery programs within ASA and the               public relations, will be covered. (1 credit, 1 lecture, 0 lab)  development of skills in public relations will be stressed. Adopting  the ASA code of conduct for its members will be emphasized.              OUTR 213  (1 credit, 1 lecture, 0 lab)                                             ADVANCED COMPOUND BOW MECHANICS                                                                           The course serves as a sequel to Basic Compound Bow Mechanics.  OUTR 175                                                                 In the advanced course, students will deepen their knowledge of  ASA RULES AND PROCEDURES                                                 compound bows and their performance. It is designed to give students  Introduction to the basic rules, procedures, and code of conduct         a comprehensive skill set regarding archery equipment as well as  of the Archery Shooters Association (ASA). The course will give          an in-depth knowledge of archery tools from which they can safely  students a working knowledge of the organization, management,            and effectively tune compound bows to their maximum performance  and administration of ASA and will familiarize students with ASA         efficiency. Compound bow accessories will be covered. Safety  athletic event promotion, scheduling, and related services. Facilities   and injury prevention will be stressed. The course will continue its  management and program development for competitive archery               examination of the archery industry and its management principles,  programs within ASA and the development of skills in public              including financial planning, public relations, the field of archery  relations will be stressed. Adopting the ASA code of conduct for its     maintenance, and standard sport recreation services. Pre-requisite:  members will be emphasized. (1 credit, 1 lecture, 0 lab)                 OUTR 212 or instructor consent. (1 credit, 1 lecture, 0 lab)    OUTR 190                                                                 OUTR 214  OUTDOOR RECREATION INTERNSHIP                                            USA RULES AND PROCEDURES  Provides students with practical work experience in which to gain a      Introduction to the basic rules, procedures, and code of conduct of  better understanding of the field of outdoor recreation. The internship  USA Archery. The course will give students a working knowledge of  creates an important occupational experience in areas of leadership,     the organization, management and administration of USA Archery  organizational dynamics, program planning/oversight and day-to-          and will familiarize students with USA Archery athletic event  day operations. Internship sites may include selected governmental       promotion, scheduling, and related services. Facilities management  agencies, non-governmental organizations and/or outdoor recreation       and program development for competitive archery programs and  businesses. This requires a minimum of 75 internship clock hours per     teams within USA Archery and the development of skills in public  hour of college credit. This course may be offered as variable credit    relations will be stressed. Adopting the USA Archery code of conduct  and repeated three times. Pre-requisite: OUTR 111 and                    for its members will be emphasized. (1 credit, 1 lecture, 0 lab)  OUTR 112 or instructor consent. (5 credit, 0 lecture, 25 lab)                                                                           OUTR 215  OUTR 199                                                                 USAA RULES AND PROCEDURES  PROGRAM LEARNING ASSESSMENT                                              Introduction to the basic rules, procedures, and code of conduct of  Students will demonstrate their understanding of the field of Outdoor    USA Archery (USAA). The course will give students a working  Recreation and their ability to practically implement key concepts       knowledge of the organization, management, and administration  and practices by writing a final research paper surveying everything     of USAA and will familiarize students with USAA athletic event  learned in the program. Students will be allowed to pick from a          promotion, scheduling, and related services. Facilities management  variety of topics including, but not limited to, modern challenges       and program development for competitive archery programs and  affecting outdoor recreation, development of sustainable outdoor         teams within USAA and the development of skills in public relations  recreation opportunities in certain geographies, and the economic        will be stressed. Adopting the USAA code of conduct for its members  impact of outdoor recreation. Pre-requisite: OUTR 111, OUTR 112,         will be required. (1 credit, 1 lecture, 0 lab)  and OUTR 131 or instructor consent. (1 credit, 1 lecture, 0 lab)                                                                           OUTR 216  OUTR 211                                                                 MIND AND MATTER IN COMPETITION  PHYSICAL AND MENTAL SIDE OF ARCHERY                                      The course is designed to promote physical and mental fitness  The course is designed to promote physical fitness and teach a series    and teach a series of physical and mental exercises to improve the  of physical and mental exercises to improve the success of bow           success of competitive teams. Topics have been chosen to take the  hunters and competitive 3D archers. Topics have been chosen to take      students methodically from proper technique and form to developing  the students methodically from proper shooting form to developing        a mindset in which one becomes completely focused on his or  a mindset in which one becomes completely focused on his or              her objective, thus achieving, improving, and maintaining athletic  her objective, thus achieving, improving, and maintaining athletic       prowess. Exercise and fitness rules, principles, and techniques taught  prowess. Exercise and fitness rules, principles, and techniques taught   in the course have proven to be effective in the fields of both amateur  in the course have proven to be effective in the fields of both amateur  and professional competition and include human movement research  and professional archery and include human movement research and         and motivation studies. Safety and injury prevention will be stressed.  motivation studies. Safety and injury prevention will be stressed.       (1 credit, 1 lecture, 0 lab)  (1 credit, 1 lecture, 0 lab)    OUTR 212  BASIC COMPOUND BOW MECHANICS  The course is designed to provide basic information and instruction  in the overall construction and function of the modern compound  bow. Although a brief history of the compound bow’s evolution and  function will be discussed, the major emphasis of the course will    144