OUTR 231                                                                    OUTR 237  INDOOR ARCHERY ITAA RULES                                                   INDOOR ARCHERY ADVANCED  Introduction to the basic rules, procedures, and code of conduct            Introduction to the advanced techniques and skills required for indoor  for indoor archery competition sanctioned by the Illinois Target            archery, with an emphasis in competitive indoor target shooting. This  Archery Association (ITAA). The course will give students a working         course may be offered as variable credit and repeated three times.  knowledge of the organization, management, and administration               Pre-requisite: OUTR 235 and OUTR 236 or instructor consent. (3  of ITAA and will familiarize students with ITAA archery event               credit, 0 lecture, 6 lab)  promotion, scheduling, and related services. Facilities management  and program development for competitive indoor archery programs             OUTR 238  and teams within ITAA and the development of skills in public               INDOOR ARCHERY PRO-AM  relations will be stressed. Adopting the ITAA code of conduct for its       Introduction to the advanced techniques and skills required for  members will be emphasized. (1 credit, 1 lecture, 0 lab)                    professional and amateur (Pro-Am) competition in indoor archery.                                                                              This course may be repeated three times and offered as variable  OUTR 232                                                                    credit. Pre-requisite: OUTR 235, OUTR 236, and OUTR 237 or  INDOOR ARCHERY NFAA RULES                                                   instructor consent. (3 credit, 0 lecture, 6 lab)  Introduction to the basic rules, procedures, and code of conduct for  indoor archery competition sanctioned by the National Field Archery         OUTR 290  Association (NFAA). The course will give students a working                 SELECTED TOPICS OUTDOOR RECREATION  knowledge of the organization, management, and administration               An in-depth study of topics in the outdoor recreation field. Classes  of NFAA and will familiarize students with NFAA archery event               may include industry-specific recreational opportunities such as  promotion, scheduling, and related services. Facilities management          mountain biking, outfitting and guiding, horsemanship, water sports  and program development for competitive indoor archery programs             and other outdoor recreation venues. The exact content will vary from  and teams within NFAA and the development of skills in public               semester to semester depending on the subject studied. This course  relations will be stressed. Adopting the NFAA code of conduct for its       may be offered as variable credit and repeated three times if different  members will be emphasized. (1 credit, 1 lecture, 0 lab)                    topics are considered, but cannot exceed a total of six (6) credit                                                                              hours toward graduation. Student may work individually or on group  OUTR 233                                                                    projects. Pre-requisite: OUTR 111 or instructor consent.  INDOOR ARCHERY USAA RULES                                                   (3 credit, 3 lecture, 0 lab)  Introduction to the basic rules, procedures, and code of conduct for  indoor archery competition sanctioned by USA Archery (USAA). The            [OWL] OUTFITTERS WILDLIFE  course will give students a working knowledge of the organization,          MANAGEMENT  management, and administration of USAA and will familiarize  students with USAA archery event promotion, scheduling, and                 OWL 110  related services. Facilities management and program development for         GUIDING IN OUTDOORS  competitive indoor archery programs and teams within USAA and the           This course introduces the basic concepts needed to be an apprentice  development of skills in public relations will be stressed. Adopting the    outdoor guide or outfitter. Learning will take place in the indoor  USAA code of conduct for its members will be emphasized. (1 credit,         classroom and in the great outdoors. Students are required to  1 lecture, 0 lab)                                                           participate in all camping, hiking, backpacking, and overnight                                                                              excursions. Modern and traditional equipment will be used. Topics  OUTR 234                                                                    will include trip planning, safety, event preparedness, client relations,  INDOOR ARCHERY USCAA RULES                                                  and campsite essentials. Emphasis will be placed on the basis  Introduction to the basic rules, procedures, and code of conduct for        principles of “leave no trace” and environmental awareness.  indoor archery competition sanctioned by the US Collegiate Archery          (2 credit, 1 lecture, 2 lab)  Association (USCAA). The course will give students a working  knowledge of the organization, management, and administration of            OWL 111  USCAA and will familiarize students with USCAA archery event                HUNTING EDUCATION  promotion, scheduling, and related services. Facilities management          This course will certify the student to become an assistant hunter  and program development for competitive indoor archery programs             safety course instructor. Students will receive instruction in the safe  and teams within USCAA and the development of skills in public              handling and storage of hunting arms and ammunition, hunting laws  relations will be stressed. Adopting the USCAA code of conduct for          and ethics, care and handling of game, and wildlife conservation.  its members will be emphasized. (1 credit, 1 lecture, 0 lab)                (2 credit, 2 lecture, 0 lab)    OUTR 235                                                                    OWL 112  INDOOR ARCHERY FUNDAMENTALS                                                 WILDLIFE BUSINESS BASICS  Introduction to the basic techniques and skills required for indoor         This course is an introduction to the field of wildlife and natural  archery, with an emphasis in target shooting. This course may be            resource enterprise management in North America. Topics will  repeated three times and offered as variable credit. (3 credit, 0 lecture,  include a survey of business elements of hunting and wildlife  6 lab)                                                                      enterprises including hunting as a source of revenue through leases,                                                                              habitat consulting, and outfitting. Students will learn how guiding,  OUTR 236                                                                    client relations, and outdoor knowledge management translate into  INDOOR ARCHERY INTERMEDIATE                                                 successful business operations. The course will also cover brand  Introduction to the intermediate techniques and skills required for         management, professional relations, and provide an opportunity to  indoor archery, with an emphasis in target shooting. This course may        explore outdoor recreation based tourism and recreational real estate.  be offered as variable credit and repeated three times. Pre-requisite:      (2 credit, 2 lecture, 0 lab)  OUTR 235. (3 credit, 0 lecture, 6 lab)                                                                                145