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BOTA 1224
Fundamentals of OTA II 4 Credit Hours
The theories, models of practice, and frames of reference that underlie occupational therapy
practice are examined. The role of the occupational therapy assistant in the assessment and
evaluation process is explored and practical application of data gathering, screening and
evaluation are provided. Selected evaluation and assessment procedures are learned. Activity
analysis and documentation skills are further developed. The dynamics of occupation and
purposeful activity are explored. Class experiences include but are not limited to lecture, group
activities, lab practicum and clinical experiences. Prerequisite: Grade of “C” or higher in all
previous BOTA courses. Co-requisites: BOTA 1212, BOTA 1233, BOTA 1213, BOTA 1312.
The course includes the following number of contact hours: Theory – 45; and Skills Laboratory-
30; for a total of 75 contact hours.

BOTA 1212
Functional Anatomy 2 Credit Hours
An introduction to the human body basic function is provided. Content presented focuses on:
central and peripheral nervous systems; musculoskeletal system; the neurological system; and
understanding human movement. Prerequisite: Grade of “C” or higher in all previous BOTA
courses. Co-requisites: BOTA 1224, BOTA 1233, BOTA 1213, BOTA 1312. The course
includes the following number of contact hours: Theory – 15; and Skills Laboratory – 30; for a
total of 45 contact hours.

BOTA 1233
Disease Processes for OTA 3 Credit Hours
An introduction to the study of the nature and cause of selected diseases is provided. Changes in
body structure, function, and the resulting conditions are examined. Occupational therapy
interventions are emphasized. Prerequisite: Grade of “C” or higher in all previous BOTA
courses. Co-requisites: BOTA 1212, BOTA 1224, BOTA 1213, BOTA 1312. The course
includes the following number of contact hours: Theory - 45 contact hours.

BOTA 1213
Human Development 3 Credit Hours
A comprehensive view of human life from conception to death is examined. Emphasis is placed
on the unique characteristics of each phase of life and the implications for occupational therapy
during each phase. Prerequisite: Grade of “C” or higher in all previous BOTA courses. Co-
requisites: BOTA 1212, BOTA 1224, BOTA 1233, BOTA 1312. The course includes the
following number of contact hours: Theory - 45 contact hours.

BOTA 1312
Level I Fieldwork II 2 Credit Hours
Supervised clinical experience in which student engages in observation, communication,
professional behavior, activity analysis and beginning clinical reasoning and therapeutic
intervention skills in various settings including medical, rehabilitation and community models.
Prerequisite: Grade of “C” or higher in all previous BOTA courses. Co-requisites: BOTA 1212,
BOTA 1224, BOTA 1233, BOTA 1213. The course includes the following number of contact
hours: Theory – 10; and Clinical Laboratory-80; for a total of 90 contact hours.

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