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Description: A continuation of ASI 250. Students will be presented levels 8, 9, and 10 from PSIA teachers. Content focuses on steep slope skiing with moguls and covers diverging and converging step turns.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 110 & ASI 250 or Consent of Instructor.
Description: Certification of practical and skills exam
Pre-Requisites: ASI 270
ASI 276C - ACA Whitewater Kayak Certification Exam
(0 credits) Level:
Description: Certification of practical and skills exam
Pre-Requisites: ASI 276
Description: The purpose of this course is for the individual to learn the basic skills of top rope rock climbing. Included in this course will be: the responsibilities of the climber, relationship between the climber and belayer, belaying and rappelling procedures, nature and care of equipment, natural anchor building techniques, and use of cordelette.
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 121 - Rock Craft I
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: This course is designed to introduce new and continuing climbing students to the details of multi-pitch climbing, as well as introducing gear placement, anchor building and self-rescue techniques.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 110;120
ASI 212 - Eastern Mountaineering
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: A skill development expedition for beginner and intermediate mountaineers seeking both wilderness travel and mountaineering skill development. Topics include: self belay, self arrests, snow travel, rope team management, and the use of ice axes and crampons.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 210 or Consent of Instructor
ASI 220 - Rock Craft 2
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: The purpose of this course is for the individual to develop intermediate level climbing skills. Included in this course will be: climbing techniqes, artificial anchoring building techniques, belay escapes, z-drag systems, and use of cordelette.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 121; 110/PI
ASI 221 - Rock Craft 4
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: Learn how to be a safe and efficient second multipitch climbs. Climbs involving more than on pitch (length of climbing rope) will be the focus of this course. Topics include: building belay anchors with protection, rigging multipitch rappels, and removing protections
Pre-Requisites: ASI 260 or Consent of Instructor
ASI 222 - Rock Craft 5
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: An intensive skill development program for beginner and intermediate lead climbers. Topics include: placing protection, basics of aid climbing, rescuing injured leaders, building belay anchors.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 222; 110/PI
ASI 226 - Ice Climbing
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: Use of ice axes and crampons to safely negotiate steep sloping ice fields and vertical ice columns. Topics include: proper dress for ice climbing, use of the ice axe, use of crampons, belaying, rappelling, and safety considerations involved with climbing in cold environments.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 111 & ASI 120 or Consent of Instructor
ASI 270 - Rock Craft 6: Instructor Development (MD Certification Course)
(1 credits) Level: Advanced
Description: A course designed to meet Maryland Department of Health and Human Hygiene regulations for the safe and proper offering of top rope climbing in residential camp settings. The course is divided into two days of review and preparation for a third day examination by the method of scenarios and written test.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 220 or PI
Description:
Pre-Requisites: ASI 160
ASI 0006 - Climbing Outing
(0 credits) Level:
Description:
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ASI 001 - WFA (Wilderness First Aid) non-credit
(0 credits) Level:
Description: Wilderness 1st Aid - is a non-credit - fees include instruction and credential fees.
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ASI 002 - WFR Recert non-credit
(0 credits) Level:
Description: Wilderness 1st Responder & CPR is a non-credit course - fees include instruction to certify WFR/CPR and credential fees.
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ASI 003 - Wilderness First Responder - Advanced Level First Aid & CPR non-credit
(0 credits) Level:
Description: An advanced level first aid and CPR non-credit course for individuals having professional responsibilities in the adventure industry.
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ASI 004 - CPR Recertification - non-credit
(0 credits) Level:
Description: The CPR Recertification course is for individuals who require recertification.
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ASI 005 - Leave No Trace Training
(0 credits) Level: Introductory
Description: Training is provided by the Leave No Trace organization to provide wildland ethics training and certification as a LNT Trainer. Fee is for AVS students only to cover books, instruction gratus by the Institute.
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 110 - Back Country Living Skills
(3 credits) Level: Introductory
Description: A course designed to introduce students to the basic skills and practices necessary to successfully and safely exist in the back country setting. Topics include proper dress, nutrition, back country navigation, personal hygiene, and shelter systems employing leave no trace (LNT) and low impact techniques.
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 111 - Beginning Orienteering
(1 credits) Level: Introductory
Description: A course involved with the use of special maps (orienteering maps) and magnetic compass in an effort to traverse a preset course, usually in a forested area. Students will learn basic map and compass skills and develop good technique of the sport of orienteering. (CR/NC grade)
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 115 - Wilderness Survival Skills
(1 credits) Level: Introductory
Description: An introductory course teaching the theory and skills associated with surviving in wilderness locations. Course addresses survival preparation, survival first aid, water and food procurement, survival clothing and equipment, fire craft, emergency signals, individual and group survival shelters, nighttime survival, and nighttime direction finding. (CR/NC grade)
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 117 - Cold Weather Outdoor Living Skills
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: A course dealing with the special problems and considerations of outdoor living skills in temperatures below 50oF. Typically, the course is offered during the month of January and thus the temperatures could range well below 0o F. Students learn how to dress, travel with equipment, prepare food, construct shelters, and maintain a healthy spirit in the adverse conditions of cold, wet environs.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 110 or Consent of Instructor
ASI 164 - Wilderness First Responder - Advanced Level First Aid & CPR
(3 credits) Level: First Aid
Description: An advanced level first aid and CPR course for individuals having professional responsibilities in the adventure industry. The certification awarded with this course depends upon the availability of instructional staff. Examples of certifications include the American Red Cross Emergency Response, the National Ski Patrol Outdoor Emergency Care, or a Wilderness First Responder course. In any case, a professional level CPR would be awarded.
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 170 - Teaching/Learning in Recreational Setting
(3 credits) Level: Theory
Description: Description forthcoming
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ASI 190 - Beginning Open Water SCUBA
(1 credits) Level: Introductory
Description: A first course in open water SCUBA leading to the certification necessary in order to fill ones SCUBA tanks with air. Beginning Open Water SCUBA certification offered. (CR/NC grade)
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 192 - Basic Sailing
(1 credits) Level: Introductory
Description: Theory and practice of basic sailing skills and knowledge. Navigation, small craft right-of-way regulations, capsize and rescue techniques as well as proper sailing techniques will be emphasized so students can safely participate as self-sufficient small sailcraft operators. (CR/NC grade)
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 195 - Fly Fishing A-to-Z
(1 credits) Level: Introductory
Description: Designed for beginners and seasoned practitioners alike, this course will concentrate on these areas of training: fly tying, fly casting, stream biology, the mechanics of moving water, and the working of a stream for maximum fishing success. An outing or outings will be scheduled on nearby streams at a time or times agreeable to the members of the class. (CR/NC grade)
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 204 - Adventuresports Colloquium III
(0.25 credits) Level:
Description: A continuation of ASI 105.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 105
ASI 205 - Adventuresports Colloquium IV
(0.25 credits) Level:
Description: A continuation of ASI 204..
Pre-Requisites: ASI 204
ASI 206 - Practicum Preparation
(1 credits) Level:
Description: Students will work with staff from the job placement office of Garrett Community College to develop job search skills as well as begin the process of seeking an internship.
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 207 - Practicum Internship
(1 credits) Level:
Description: Students complete a 90 hour (minimum) internship under the guidance of an Adventure Sports program faculty.
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 208 - Practicum III
(3 credits) Level:
Description: Included in the curriculum for Frostburg State University students earning an A.A.S. degree at Garrett College
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ASI 210 - Winter Adventure Skills
(2 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: Course description will be forthcoming.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 110 or Consent of Instructor
ASI 271 - Wilderness Guide Instructor Development (LNT Master Educator)
(1 credits) Level: Advanced
Description: This course is designed to provide participants with a comprehensive overview of Leave No Trace skills and ethics through practical application in a field-based setting. The first day is spent in a classroom, introducing the course and schedule, providing in-depth information on the overall Leave No Trace program and the Center for Outdoor Ethics, reviewing gear, and packing. The remaining days are spent in the field on a backcountry trip learning and practicing the principles of Leave No Trace. Successful completion of the course will enable students to train others in Leave No Trace skills as well as facilitate Leave No Trace Trainer courses and Awareness Workshops.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 110
ASI 290 - Intermediate Open Water SCUBA
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: A continuation of ASI 190 with certification allowing the diver to descend to greater depths. Advanced Open Water SCUBA certification offered.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 190, ASI 110 or Consent of Instructor
ASI 291 - Special Topics in Adventuresports: A Taste of Six Adventure Sports
(2 credits) Level: Beginner
Description: Students will study a topic of special interest under the supervision of a College faculty member. This is a course intended to expose students to a variety of adventure sports. Six days of programming will be scheduled. Each day of programming will expose the student to an introduction to a different adventure sport. Examples of areas from which activities may be chosen include rock climbing and rappelling, whitewater paddle sports, biking, Challenge Course with team building, wilderness survival, orienteering, and lake touring kayaking. The specific activity for any given day will be by the prevailing weather conditions and suitability conditions of the venue. All ASI adventure sports field classes employ Challenge by Choice, wherein students may choose to bypass portions of the days activity in which they may feel uncomfortable.
Pre-Requisites: Consent of Instructor
ASI 292 - Special Topics in Adventure Sports
(3 credits) Level:
Description: Students will study a topic of special interest under the supervision of a College faculty member.
Pre-Requisites: Consent of Instructor
ASI 293 - Special Topics in Adventure Sports
(3 credits) Level:
Description: Students will study a topic of special interest under the supervision of a College faculty member.
Pre-Requisites: Consent of Instructor
ASI 294 - Special Topics in Adventure Sports
(3 credits) Level:
Description: Students will study a topic of special interest under the supervision of a College faculty member.
Pre-Requisites: Consent of Instructor
Description: Course description will be forthcoming.
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Description: A course designed to develop in students the necessary skills for cross country mountain bike riding. Students will be introduced to trail riding on woods roads and single track trails over moderate terrain in whatever weather prevails. Topics include: basic bike maintenance and repair, bike riding technique for downhilling and climbing techniques, clothing, risk management, nutrition, and hydration. (CR/NC grade)
Pre-Requisites: Consent of Instructor
ASI 145 - Mt. Bike Mechanics I
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: This course is designed to develop in students the skills and competencies needed to become a bike assembler/entry-level mechanic at a professionally managed bike shop. Emphasis will be given to knowledge and utilization of specific tools and timely assembly of a mountain bike. Pre-requisite ASI 140 or consent of instructor.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 140 or Consent of Instructor
ASI 240 - Intermediate Cross Country Mountain Biking
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: This is an intermediate course for cross country mountain bike riders. Terrain covered will be rugged and the pace strenuous in whatever weather prevails. Topics include: bike handling, night riding, downhilling and climbing techniques on single track trails, obstacle negotiation, an introduction to racing philosophy, nutrition, hydration, clothing, and risk management.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 110 or Consent of Instructor, ASI 140c
ASI 241 - Mountain Bike Touring
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: A course designed to develop in students the necessary skills for cross country mountain bike touring. Students will be introduced to multi-day touring with mountain bikes. Topics include: proper loading of bike trailers, Leave No Trace camping as it relates to mountain bike touring in the backcountry, techniques for downhilling and climbing techniques with bike trailer in tow, risk management as it relates to backcountry riding and touring.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 119 & 240 or Consent of Instructor
ASI 242 - Trails Riding
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: A course designed to develop in students the necessary skills for beginning trails riding. Students will be introduced to techniques and skills needed to trails ride on a cross-country mountain bike. Topics include: track stand, wheelies, front wheelies, wheelie drops, etc.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 240 or Consent of Instructor
ASI 244 - Downhill and Dual-Slalom (Mt. Bike)
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: A course designed to develop in students the necessary skills for slalom racing and downhill racing. Students will be introduced to techniques and skills needed for racing downhill and slalom. Topics Include: braking techniques, weight distribution, force turns, timing gates, bike handling, etc.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 240 or Consent of Instructor
ASI 245 - Mt. Bike Mechanics II
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: This course is designed to develop in students the skills and competencies needed to become a basic mechanic at a professionally managed bike shop. Emphasis will be given to repair of major components of a mountain bike, trouble shooting and repair of suspensions, wheel building and repair as well as timely overhauling and tuning a mountain bike.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 245 or Consent of Instructor
ASI 247 - Mountain Bike Mechanics Certification
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: This course is designed to test and certify bike mechanic competencies. Emphasis will be given to timely evaluation and trouble shooting of any part of a mountain bike, including bike assembly, timely overhauling and tuning, wheel building and truing, suspension assembly, maintenance and repair, and proper customer interaction and focus.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 245 or Consent of Instructor
ASI 273 - Mt. Bike Guide Development & Certification (ASI Certification)
(1 credits) Level: Advanced
Description: A course designed to develop in students the necessary skills for leading mountain bike tours. Students will be introduced to the skills needed to manage mountain bike tours. Topics include: managing biking groups in the backcountry, teaching Leave no Trace Principles, managing risk for group mountain bike riders, site selection for teaching mountain biking, and all other topics covered in Introduction to Mountain Biking. Students will be required to teach a minimum of 1/2 day biking curriculum to novice riders (Instructor)
Pre-Requisites: ASI 145, ASI 240c or Consent of Instructor
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Description: A continuation of ASI 233. Course improves on paddling techniques and river maneuvers.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 233
ASI 130 - Introduction to Whitewater Kayaking
(1 credits) Level: Introductory
Description: A course concerned with fundamental knowledge and skills needed to safely paddle a kayak in moving water through class II whitewater. Course contains information on and/or skill development in the areas of equipment, clothing, safety in and around moving water, paddling theory, strokes, maneuvers, rescue, group organization, reading and running rivers. (CR/NC grade)
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 131 - Intro to Whitewater Paddle Sports
(1 credits) Level: Intro
Description: Description forthcoming
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ASI 133 - Introduction to Whitewater Canoeing
(1 credits) Level: Introductory
Description: An introductory course in the skill of paddling an open canoe in mild whitewater conditions (class III and less). Topics include: paddling strokes, the dynamics of moving water, equipment, and safety/rescue in moving water. (CR/NC grade)
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 136 - Introduction to Rafting and River Guiding
(1 credits) Level: Introductory
Description: An introductory course designed to instruct the fundamentals of the sport of whitewater paddle rafting. Students are presented information about rafting equipment, proper preparation for a river trip, paddling strokes, control of a raft, river dynamics, maneuvering in whitewater, reading the river, proper commands to give for safely descending and controlling a raft in rapids, river safety and rescue, and care for and minor repair of a raft. This course uses the American Canoe Associations whitewater rafting curriculum. Course meets requirements for the ACA paddle rafting curriculum. (CR/NC grade)
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 138 - Introduction to Sea Kayaking
(1 credits) Level: Introductory
Description: A course concerned with the development of knowledge and skills necessary to safely operate an ocean/sea kayak in calm water, surf, and open sea environments. Material covered includes an introduction to equipment and history of the sport, kayak strokes, considering environmental factors such as wind, waves, and surf, self rescue, assisted rescues, and navigation. (CR/NC grade)
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 230 - Whitewater Kayaking Techniques I
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: A continuation of ASI 130. Course improves on paddling techniques and river maneuvers. Paddling skill is elevated to class III whitewater.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 110 & ASI 130 or Consent of Instructor
ASI 231 - Whitewater Kayaking Techniques II
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: A course designed to test paddling techniques in class III/IV whitewater. Emphasis on technical correctness and application of strokes and more advanced surfing and river navigation. Trip planning, leadership, and rescue of others are taught and practiced.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 230
ASI 232 - Whitewater Freestyle Kayaking
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: An introduction to playboating using planning hull kayaks. Course focuses on class II/III wave and hole surfing, playing eddy lines, and a brief introduction to rules and regulations for freestyle competition.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 110 & ASI 230 or Consent of Instructor
ASI 233 - Whitewater Canoeing Techniques I
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: A continuation of ASI 133. Course improves on paddling techniques and river maneuvers and elevates the paddling skills to class III+ whitewater.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 133
ASI 236 - Whitewater Rafting Technique Development
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: This course emphasizes the American Canoe Association whitewater rafting curriculum. It is intended to develop the techniques necessary to pass the ACA Whitewater Rafting Instructor Certification
Pre-Requisites: ASI 110, ASI 136c or Consent of Instructor
ASI 238 - Sea Kayaking Techniques I
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: This course is designed to build on the basic technical paddling and rescue skills introduced in ASI 138 taking these techniques to a variety of new open water and tidal environments. New skills will focus on trip planning, open water navigation, group management and surf zone paddling.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 138
ASI 239 - Sea Kayaking Techniques II
(0 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: Course description forthcoming
Pre-Requisites: ASI 238
ASI 275 - ACA Whitewater Canoe Instructor Training
(1 credits) Level: Advanced
Description: Modeled after the American Canoeing Association instructor program, students enrolled must meet the ACA requirements for the passing of the Whitewater Certification portion of their program. For more information, contact the Adventure Sports program director.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 233
ASI 276 - ACA Kayak Instructor Development
(1 credits) Level: Advanced
Description: Modeled after the American Canoeing Association instructor program, students enrolled must meet the ACA requirements for passing the Whitewater Certification portion of their program. For more information, contact the Adventure Sports program director.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 231
ASI 277 - Whitewater Rafting Instructor Training
(1 credits) Level: Advanced
Description: A course designed to test whitewater rafting techniques in class III/IV whitewater. American Canoe Association whitewater rafting certification offered.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 236
Description: A course in the methods of rescuing persons in swift water conditions. Students study the dynamics of moving water, natural and man made hazards, swimming the rapids to assist in a rescue, how to deal with strainers, use of throw rope, rope rescue techniques, and the use of a rescue vest. Special topics are added as appropriate by the instructor.
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 162 - Fundamental of Search and Rescue (NASAR Certification)
(1 credits) Level: Introductory
Description: A course to instruct individuals in the methods of searching for lost persons. Topics include search and rescue (SAR) hierarchy, personal preparedness, rescue, search, and preventative search and rescue. Course is hands-on oriented and includes one overnight experience. NASAR SARTEC II certification offered.
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 260 - Rock Craft 3: Vertical Rock Rescue
(1 credits) Level: Rescue
Description: This course is designed to develop in students the skills needed to rescue a partner in recreational vertical climbing situations.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 220 or PI
ASI 264 - Rescue Diving
(1 credits) Level: Rescue
Description: Training awarding certification allowing a diver to retrieve submerged materials.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 290
Description: A course designed to build interaction within a group by use of relating games and the low (approximately 3 feet or lower) ropes course. (CR/NC grade)
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 272 - High Ropes Course Instructor Development (MD Certification Course)
(1 credits) Level: Advanced
Description: A course designed to meet Maryland Department of Health and Human Hygiene regulations for the safe and proper offering of high ropes (3 feet above ground and higher) course activities in residential camp settings. The course is divided into two days of review and preparation for a third day of examination by the method of scenarios and written test.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 280
ASI 279 - Challenge Course Facilitation
(1 credits) Level:
Description: Description forthcoming
Pre-Requisites: ASI 280c/PI
ASI 280 - Intermediate Ropes Course
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: A course designed to build self confidence and self reliance as well as group interaction and support through the use of a high ropes course.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 110; 180/PI
Description: Students will acquire basic skiing techniques through instruction from Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA) teachers. Levels 1, 2, 3, and 4 will be presented to the students, thus taking them from walking on flat ground with skis, through skidding turns, and ending with wide track parallel skiing.
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 158 - Cross Country Skiing
(1 credits) Level: Introductory
Description: A beginning course in the basics of Nordic/cross country skiing. Topics include: proper dress for Nordic skiing, standing and moving on flat terrain, kick and glide techniques, snow plow stops, snow plow turns, step turns, kick turns, and basic downhill technique. (CR/NC grade)
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 159 - Introduction to Telemark Skiing
(1 credits) Level: Introductory
Description: A course designed to develop the technique necessary to safely and properly practice the sport of Back country or telemark skiing. Topics include free heel equipment, wedge turns, basic telemark turning, basic alpine turning, and some advanced telemark technique tips. (CR/NC grade)
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 250 - Alpine Skiing Techniques 1
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: A continuation of ASI 150, students will be presented levels 5, 6, and 7 from PSIA teachers. Content will begin with wide track parallel skiing and advance to parallel skiing, carved turns, and an introduction to steeper slope skiing with moguls.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 150 or Consent of Instructor
ASI 252 - Slalom/Giant Slalom Alpine Ski Racing
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: Instruction in alpine ski racing technique in both slalom and giant slalom formats.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 110, ASI 250 or Consent of Instructor
ASI 258 - Cross Country Skiing Techniques I
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: Builds on basic skills introduced in ASI 158, Introduction to Cross Country Skiing. New techniques introduced are skating, off trail or backcountry skiing, and higher efficiency track skating.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 158
ASI 259 - Telemark Skiing Techniques I
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: Description forthcoming
Pre-Requisites: ASI 159
ASI 262 - National Ski Patrol Training
(1 credits) Level: Rescue
Description: Students who have been accepted into a candidate program of the National Ski Patrol System may enroll in this course. To become a candidate, individual must check with a particular ski area as to their procedure. Normally, this is done the ski season prior to the individuals actual training.
Pre-Requisites: Candidate IN NSPS
ASI 274 - Ski School Instructor Training
(1 credits) Level: Instructor
Description: Students clinic under PSIA instructors for the purpose of developing techniques needed to become a Level I PSIA Instructor in either Alpine skiing or snowboarding. Enrollees must qualify by demonstrating abilities.
Pre-Requisites: Appropriate demonstrated ability
Description: A course designed to introduce students to the methods of alpine snowboarding. Topics include equipment selection and basic snowboarding techniques. Students will descend green circle (beginner) and some blue square (intermediate) slopes at a local ski area. (CR/NC grade)
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 254 - Snowboarding Techniques I
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: A continuation of ASI 154. Students learn more advanced snowboarding techniques. Students will descend green, blue, and some black diamond (advanced) slopes at a local ski area.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 154 or Consent of Instructor
ASI 255 - Snowboarding Techniques II
(1 credits) Level: Intermediate
Description: A continuation of ASI 254. Students learn more advanced snowboarding techniques, particularly on intermediate and advanced slopes at a local ski area.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 110, ASI 254 or Consent of Instructor
Description: An overview of the recreation and adventure sports industries, including an analysis of the parks systems in various states and the nation.
Pre-Requisites: ENG 92c
ASI 101 53 - Introduction to Recreation, Parks and Adventuresports
(3 credits) Level: Theory
Description: An overview of the recreation and adventure sports industries, including an analysis of the parks systems in various states and the nation.
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ASI 104 - Adventuresports Colloquium I
(0.25 credits) Level:
Description: Students meet once a month to share information with speakers from the field of adventure sports. Typically, the speakers are small business owners within the field of adventure or work for agencies that offer adventure as a product. Students are presented with information from these speakers and have the opportunity to ask questions about the field.
Pre-Requisites: None
ASI 105 - Adventuresports Colloquium II
(0.25 credits) Level:
Description: A continuation of ASI 104.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 104
ASI 109 - Introduction to Therapeutic Recreation in the Adventure Setting
(3 credits) Level: Theory
Description: This course presents an overview of services, agencies, and programs designed to meet the developmental, psychological, recreational, and therapeutic needs of special populations. Adventure Sports majors must co-enroll in ASI 194, Adventure Programming for Special Populations.
Pre-Requisites: ENG 92
ASI 194 - Adventure Programming for Special Populations
(1 credits) Level: Introductory
Description: A course designed to instruct leaders in the considerations necessary for safe and successful programming of adventuresport activities for persons having a physical and/or mental disability. Course will involve students with actual applications through planned activities with disabled individuals. Must be taken concurrently with ASI 109.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 109 Concurrently
ASI 200 - Adventure Sports Program Planning and Management
(3 credits) Level: Theory
Description: The planning, scheduling, and implementation of recreational activities and events are presented in this course. Students will learn through lecture, simulation, and practical experience the procedures involved in developing, staffing, budgeting, and managing risks for adventure sports programs for diverse audiences.
Pre-Requisites: ENG 92, ASI 101 or Consent of Instructor
ASI 201 - Leadership and Group Dynamics of Adventuresports
(3 credits) Level: Theory
Description: This course is designed to introduce students to the tools needed for planning and operating a professional level adventure outing. Emphasis will be given to risk management, group process, ethical issues in leadership, leadership models, experiential education models, and effective leadership skills.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 101 or Consent of Instructor
ASI 209 - Adventure Based Counseling
(3 credits) Level: Theory
Description: Course description will be forthcoming.
Pre-Requisites: ASI 109 & PSY 101
ASI 295 - Special Topic: Fundamentals of Nonprofit Management
(0 credits) Level:
Description: Description forthcoming
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