OT 321 - Activity Analysis

Examines the theories underlying the use of occupation and purposeful activity in occupational therapy. Students will examine the principles of activity analysis within the scope of the occupational therapy process. They will identify how to analyze, grade, adapt, and teach activities to enable an individual to engage in chosen occupations to fulfill life roles and will learn how to integrate adaptive devices to promote individual occupational functioning. Laboratory sessions will provide students with the opportunity to practice and apply classroom learned concepts.

Prerequisites

OT majors only
Formal acceptance into the OT Program or permission of the Program Director
PSY 101 , SOC 111

Credits: 3

Class Level Junior Undergraduate
Program Undergraduate