ESAT 3410 SPORTS NUTRITION

Spring 2008

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This class meets MTWF at 11 am in SPHC 207

Instructor: Dr. Charlene Harkins  
Office: 74 MWAH

office hours: MW 1-2:30 pm, T 9-10 and by appointment

phone: 726-7294 mailbox: 110 SPHC
email:charkins@d.umn.edu webpage: http://www.d.umn.edu/~charkins

SCHEDULE

This is a tentative schedule. Every effort will be made to adhere to the printed schedule, however changes are likely to occur. Changes to the schedule will be announced in class and/or via the class alias (e-mail). It is the responsibility of the student to be aware of changes in the schedule.

DATE TOPIC REFERENCE TEXT CHAPTER
T: Jan 22 Introduction to course requirements  
W: Jan 23 Introduction to Sports Nutrition Chapter 1

F: Jan 25

Understanding Scientific Research

Project: topic due

Chapter 1
M: Jan 28

Nutrition Guidelines and MyPyramid

http://www.mypyramid.gov
T: Jan 29 Nutrition Assessment  
W: Jan 30

Computerized Nutrition Assessment

bring your lap top computer to class

Diet Analysis+ 8.0

in class lab

F: Feb 1

Research methods in sport science

Lib Instruction 116

 
M: Feb 4

Medical Charting

 
T: Feb 5 Measuring Energy Chapter 2
W: Feb 6

Energy Systems and Exercise

Project: Topic paper due with one reference

Chapter 3
F: Feb 8 Energy Systems Chapter 3
M: Feb 11

 

Metabolism and predicting needs
in class lab
T: Feb 12 Exam 1 Chapters 1-3
W: Feb 13 Carbohydrates Chapter 4
F: Feb 15 CHO loading and ergogenics Chapter 4
M: Feb 18 CHO diet planning in class lab

T: Feb 19

Protein Chapter 5
W: Feb 20 Protein and Body Building Chapter 5
F: Feb 22 Vegetarinaism  
M: Feb 25 Protein diet planning in class lab
T: Feb 26 Fats/Lipids Chapter 6
W: Feb 27

Cardiovascular disease

Project: Annotated Bibliography due

Chapter 6
F: Feb 29

Vitamins - fat soluble

 

Chapter 7
M: March 3 Vitamins - water soluble  
T: March 4 Minerals Chapter 8
W: March 5

Supplements

Supplement Lab given out today

 

Chapters 7 & 8
F: March 6

 

EXAM 2

 

 
M: March 10 Water & Electrolyte Balance Chapter 9
T: March 11 Temperature Regulation Chapter 9
W: March 12 Fluid Replacement Products Chapter 9
F: March 14 Open Lab day - Assistance available for current assignments  
Marrch 17-21

Spring Break

 
M: March 24

Fluid Replacement Lab

 

 
T: March 25

Fluid Replacement Case Studies

 
W: March 26

Assignment of small groups for team project

Project: Introduction due

 
F: March 28 Northland Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine (NACSM) Spring Tutorial in St. Cloud Body Weight and Composition Chapter 10
M: March 31 Weight Management  
T: April 1 Body Composition analysis  
W: April 2

Weight regulation through nutrition and exercise

 

Chapter 11 & 12
F: April 4 Weight regulation case studies  
M: April 7 Disordered Eating Behaviors/The Female Athlete Triad  
T: April 8

The process of peer review

Project: Entire Paper due - 3 copies

 
W: April 9 Exam 3  
F: April 11 Small group meeting time for Group Project  
M: April 14

Return peer review projects

Bar Product Lab

 
T: April 15 Nutrition in extreme environments - altitude  
W: April 16 Nutrition in extreme environments - cold  
F: April 18 The Feeding Relationship - parents to children  
M: April 21 Working with child/teen athletes - and their parents  
T: April 22 Nutrition for activity during pregnancy  
W: April 23 Nutrition for activity during lactation  
F: April 25 Group Project Presentations  
M: April 28 Group Project Presentations  
T: April 29 Group Project Presentations  
W: April 30 Group Project Presentations  
F: May 2 Group Project Presentations  
M: May 5 Group Project Presentations  
T: May 6 Individual project presentations  
W:May 7 Special topics  
F: May 9

Final Exam: Case Studies or during scheduled time for Final Exam: Monday, May 12 at 10 am.

 

Individuals who have any disability, either permanent or temporary, which might affect their ability to perform in this course are encouraged to inform the instructor at the start of the semester. Adaptions of methods, materials or testing may be made as required to provide equitable participation.