Introduction to the theory and practical skills for basic scuba. Program designed to give participants knowledge of physics and physiology as applied to breathing with a "self-contained underwater breathing apparatus" (SCUBA). Swimming ability and scuba medical history form required.
Web based Scuba knowledge course for completing international standards for Open Water Knowledge Referral, as required by the recreational diving industry. Course Listing: Fall 2013
Knowledge and skill development for Open Water Certification, within an academic diving program. Course includes basic, openwater, and orientation to advanced scuba skills as related to conducting institutional and recreational scuba programs. Scuba Certification and scuba medical history form required. SPH-I 270 required prerequisite or concurrent. Course Listing: Fall 2013
Develop advanced SCUBA and research diving skills such as underwater documentation (including underwater photography), underwater communication systems, diver propulsion vehicles, search and recovery, limited visibility, deep diving, wreck diving, altitude diving, marine resources conservation, and Enriched Air Nitrox (EAN). IU Scuba Referral or National SCUBA certification. Students must also complete a Liability form, Statement of Understanding, and a Medical History form (with additional clearance from physician if warranted). Course Listing: Fall 2013
This course is designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to fulfill a safety diver role on academic diving projects or during recreational diving activities. Topics include but are not limited to: Supervising Scientific Diving Activities, Risk Management, Emergency Action Plans, Rescue Diving Skills, Equipment Safety, Emergency First Responder, Oxygen Delivery, and OHSA standards for research diving. Students are required to register for I 371 Advanced Research Diver, prior to or in conjunction with I 470. Students must also complete a Liability form, Statement of Understanding, and a Medical History form (with additional clearance from physician if warranted). Course Listing: Fall 2013
Investigation, documentation, and interpretation of submerged cultural resources (SCRs) and development of basic techniques of underwater archaeology. Develop basic knowledge for the evolution of maritime technology as applied to underwater archaeological investigations. Develop underwater archaeology documentation skills useful in SCR field investigations. IU Scuba Referral or National SCUBA certification. Students must also complete a Liability form, Statement of Understanding, and a Medical History form (with additional clearance from physician if warranted).
Knowledge and skill development for Divemaster training, within an academic diving program. Course includes teaching skills and knowledge as related to conducting institutional and recreational scuba programs. Rescue certification and scuba medical history form required.
