SUMMER SEMESTER 2018/2019
POLISH LANGUAGE FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS
Teacher
Agnieszka Sikorska, Ma
PhoneE-mail
+48
Office
Building P2, room 158
Course description
An elementary level course focuses primarily on issues everyday life (self-presentation, education, general look, family relations, leisure time activities, health etc.). The remaining themes include some essentials of student’s life, city and its institutions, everyday routines, food and cooking, weather and climate – getting students involved in communicative situations. Communicative competence training is indispensably accompanied by grammatical instruction: declension of nouns, adjectives, pronouns and numerals; verb inflection, comparison of adjectives and adverbs; classifying words into different parts of speech; syntax of a single and compound sentence, double negation, spelling and others.
The course is an intensive, introductory language course for beginners. The goal of the class is to work towards an active language usage through systematic conversational practice, oral drills, listening exercises, and reading and writing assignments. Having completed the course, the student will achieve basic communicative command of the Polish language as well as some knowledge of the Polish culture, traditions and history.
ECTS : 3
ENGILSH FOR TORUISM AND RECREATION
Teacher
Justyna Cieplik, PhD
Phone E-mail
+48 71347-3337
Office
Building P1, room 16
Course description
The aim of the subject is to expand the scope of professional vocabulary and grammar structures in the field of tourism and recreation, according to the requirements of Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. The topics covered during the course include, among others: definition of tourism and recreation, types of tourism, influence of tourism and recreation on various spheres of life of tourists and their hosts, supply and demand of tourism and recreation, urban tourism and recreation, wildlife tourism and recreation, transport in tourism and recreation.
ECTS : 3
INTRODUCTION TO RELAXATION TECHNIQUES
Teacher
Katarzyna Torzyńska, PhD, Krystyna Boroń-Krupińska, PhD
Phone E-mail
Katarzyna Torzyńska +48 71347-3609
Krystyna Boroń-Krupińska +48 71347-3624
Office
Zameczek, Room 3/13
Course description
Relaxation exercises appears to be an effective, noninvasive technique for general improving feelings of well-being and stress management. The programmeconsists some recognized techniques related to relaxation techniques include body postures, diaphragmatic breathing and exercises based on classical yoga, tai-chi and movement expression practices, as well as mind concentration, meditation and visualization.
ECTS : 3
DIDACTICS OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Teacher
Stanisław Czyż, PhD
Phone E-mail
+48
Office
Witelona 25, room 406
Course description
Topics:
–Defining and assessing learning
–The stages of learning
–Transfer of learning
–Demonstration and verbal instruction
–Augmented feedback
–Practice variability and specificity
–Whole and part practice
–Mental practice
ECTS : 3
HISTORY AND ART OF LOWER SILESIA
Teacher
Marcin Dziedzic, PhD
Phone E-mail
+48
Office
Building P1, Room 16
Course description
Students learn about history and art of Lower Silesia exemplified by Wrocław, the Lower Silesia capital, which has their full record. Students will visit and learn about origin and architecture of main tourist attractions and historic monuments in Wrocław such as cathedral, town hall, university building, St. Elisabeth church, St. Mary Magdalene church, Szczytnicki Park and Centennial Hall and their connections with historical events. They will gain knowledge how to speak interesting and to run a group
ECTS : 2
SPORTS NUTRITION AND SUPPLEMENTATION
Teacher
Anna Książek, Ma, Eng
Phone E-mail
+48
Office
Building P2, room 160
Course description
The topics of the subject is related with principles of sports nutrition in various training periods. Furthermore, the subject applies to allowed ergogenic support in sport, which is based on the supplements classification according to the Australian Institute of Sport.
ECTS : 3
MANUAL THERAPY
Teacher
Tomasz Sipko, PhD, Assistant Professor, Adam Paluszak, PhD
Phone E-mail
Tomasz Sipko +48 71
Adam Paluszak +48 71
Office
Building P4, room 2/56 , 2/59
Course description
Physical examination – observation posture of the body.
Palpation of skin, subcutaneous soft tissue, muscles, ligaments and bony structure.
Examination and therapy local and peripheral segmental irritation in dermatom and myotom, trigger points and tender points.
Examination of muscles: length, resisted tests, coordination patterns.
Examination of joints: range of active and passive movements, capsular patterns of restriction,
Normal and pathologic end-feel.
Zero position, maximally loose position, close packed position.
Glide movement, traction, distraction, manipulation – indication and contraindication to manual therapy.
Convex-concave rule by Kaltenborn.
Examination and mobilization of joints upper and lower extremity.
Examination and mobilization of sacroiliac joints.
Examination and mobilization of spine joints.
ECTS : 3
BASICS OF MARKETING
Teacher
Wojciech Idzikowski, PhD
Phone E-mail
+48
Office
Building P-2, room 248 (or 250)
Course description
Realization of the subject will cover to provide knowledge of basic issues related to marketing.
The key issues are:
-The foundations of marketing,
-Buyer behavior and market segmentation,
-Strategic marketing planning and forecasting,
-Product strategy,
-Pricing strategy,
-Distribution strategy,
-Promotional strategy.
ECTS: 5
INTRODUCTION TO HUMAN MOTION ANALYSIS
Teacher
Sławomir Winiarski, PhD
Phone E-mail
+48
Office
Building P5, room 3/24
Course description
This course utilizes movement and gait analysis as a basis to target an athlete’s performance or patients treatment evaluation. Motion analysis laboratory data is used to assist trainers and clinicians in understanding the mechanics and muscle action during normal and pathological movement. The main course objectives are: to perform a detailed observational movement analysis in assessment sport technique or clinical trial; learnto use the motion capture softwareand modern, objective methods in thekinematical and dynamical analysisof human movement. After finishing the course the students will be familiar with the fundamental knowledge and acquire basic skills required for human motion analysis and be able to operate motion analysis system. The practical sessions will be conducted at a certified motion analysis laboratory used in biomechanical research.
ECTS : 2
INTRODUCTION TO OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY IN REHABILITATION
Teacher
Rafał Bugaj, PhD, Miłosz Kuśnierz, PhD
Phone E-mail
+48 71
Office
Building P4, room 2/47
Course description
The goals:
- Understanding the importance of a holistic approach to health, disability and wellbeing as a basis for rehabilitation
- Including and integration relevant biological, medical, psychological and social knowledge by explaining activities of of daily living, social activity and participation
- Occupation based activity analysis, including areas of self-care, productivity and leisure
ECTS : 2
FUNCTIONAL DIAGNOSIS AND PHYSIOTHERAPY PROGRAMMING IN MOTOR DISORDERS AND DYSFUNCTIONS
Teacher
Tomasz Kuligowski, PhD
Phone E-mail
+48 71 347-3099
Office
Building P4, room 2/41
Course description
Functional diagnosis is the most important and inseparable part of the practical physiotherapy. It provides most comprehensive and complex knowledge to clinicists, which always should be the basis to diagnose the patient. Differential diagnosis, as a part of rehabilitation programming, is the first step to make a decision on the patients’ outcome and set the physiotherapy protocol properly by excluding possible reasons of subjects’ dysfunctions.
ECTS : 3
ELECTROMYOGRAPHY IN BIOMECHANICS
Teacher
Adam Siemieński, PhD, Assistant Professor, Agnieszka Szpala, PhD
Phone E-mail
Adam Siemieński +48
Agnieszka Szpala +48
Office
Building P5, room 3/12
Course description
Surface electromyography in monitoring and quantifying muscle function. Origin of EMG signals. Methods of signal collection. Basic processing techniques. Measures of amplitude and frequency content of EMG signals and their interpretation: EMG – muscular force dependence. Monitoring of fatigue. Surface electromyography under dynamic conditions – application to monitoring muscle activity during locomotion. Completion of student practical projects involving muscle activity monitoring by using surface electromyography during selected motor tasks.
ECTS : 5
ADAPTED PHYSICAL ACTIVITY
Teacher
Marta Wieczorek, PhD, Associate Professor, Regina Kumala, PhD
Phone E-mail
Marta Wieczorek +48
Regina Kumala +48
Office
Witelona 25a, room: 86 and 314
Course description
The main objective of the subject is endowing students with theoretical and practical knowledge of dealing with special care children( hard of hearing, short-sighted, mentally retarded)The topics of classes are focused on general issues of specialized PE such as its specificity, teleology of specialized PE, legal aspects of special care child’s education, general characteristics of PE process of a given group of children, evaluation of their motor abilities, recognition of the learning process, teacher communication, and implementing various work methods.
ECTS : 3
GAMES PERFORMED IN WATER
Teacher
Marek Rejman, PhD, Assistant Professor, Stefan Szczepan, PhD, Marcin Jaszczak, PhD
Phone E-mail
Marek Rejman +48
Stefan Szczepan +48
Marcin Jaszczak +48
Office
Swimming pool, room 6 and 4
Course description
The aim of the course is to prepare the students for programming the classes in which they will employed the water games and the elements of them. The students will be introduced to get the knowledge, which are necessary to organize the process of teaching the water games. They will be required to have a knowledge and practical skills in the scope of: water polo, underwater hockey, water basketball, water volleyball and another form of water games.
ECTS : 2
ROCK CLIMBING
Teacher
Patryk Czermak, PhD
Phone E-mail
+48
Office
Building P4, room 3/27
Course description
The course program was prepared for beginners. It includes safety rules of rock climbing, proper use of climbing equipment and belaying systems. During the course students learn how to climb properly, using most popular climbing techniques. The course takes place on a climbing wall with additional fee.
ECTS : 3
KARATE
Teacher
Paweł Piepiora, PhD
Phone E-mail
+48
Office
Multifunctional Sports Hall (WielofunkcyjnaHalaSportowa); room 73
Course description
The aim of the course is to familiarize students with the discipline of karate as an Olympic sport, martial art, effective self-defense, health training. Classes have the character of exercises in the scope of kihon (improvement of techniques), kata (systems), bunkai (interpretation of systems), kumite (training, sports and non-sport combat).
ECTS : 2
THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF TRACK & FIELD (ATHLETICS)
Teacher
Krzysztof Maćkała, PhD
Phone E-mail
+48
Office
Witelona 25a, room 102
Course description
This major course for prospective professionals of physical education and coaching teaches the development and knowledge of skilled performance in selected track and field events (running, sprints, hurdling, long jump, triple jump, high jump shot put discus,) as well a study of some key principles in teaching theses activities in physical education and coaching. The course also covers topics such as the application of principles of physiology, biomechanics, technique, learning progressions, error detection/correction methods, and safety considerations in teaching track and field activities. The course will help students experience specific sport techniques within track and field analysis, strategy, some history and rules in track and field.
ECTS : 2
THEORY AND METHODOLOGY OF BEACH VOLLEYBALL
Teacher
Andrzej Rokita, PhD, Associate Professor, Marcin Ściślak, PhD, Artur Struzik, PhD, Sara Wawrzyniak, PhD
Phone E-mail
Andrzej Rokita +48
Marcin Ściślak +48
Artur Struzik +48
Sara Wawrzyniak +48
Office
Andrzej Rokita Building P-5, room 3/16
Sara Wawrzyniak Building P-5, room 3/6
Marcin Ściślak Building P-5, 3/5
Artur Struzik Building P-5, room 3/4
Course description
Main goal for this subject is to show Beach Volleyball (BV) as an attractive form of physical activity, executed in healthy environment that affects in versatile way on the human organism. Students will acquaint practically with typical player’s activities during the game. They will also learn the rules of the game for them to be prepared for being the teacher, instructor of recreation, referee and competition organizer for kids and youth. Students as well will have an occasion to know the advanced techniques and tactics of the game.
ECTS : 2