Layout 1

38-

001,

002,

003,

004

SE

LECT

ED

T

OPICS.

May

be

rep

eated

with

change

i

n

topic.

3

8-

301,

302,

303,

304

SE

LECT

ED

T

OPICS.

May

be

rep

eated

with

change

i

n

topic.

38-

901,

902,

903,

904

T

UT

ORI

AL

.

38-

941,

942,

943,

944

ACADEM

IC

INTERNSHIP

.

Must

be

taken

Pass/D/F

.

38-

951,

952,

953,

954

INDE

PENDENT

S

TUDY

.

May

be

repeated

with

change

in

content.

38-

983

HONORS.

KI

NE

S

IOLOG

Y

DE

P

A

R

T

ME

NT

D

ivis

ion

of

Natural

Sc

ienc

es

J

immy

C

.

Sm

ith,

P

hD,

Pr

ofes

s

or

and

Chai

r

S

cott

P

.

M

cL

e

an,

P

hD,

As

sociate

Profes

sor

D

ivis

ion

of

Social

Sc

ienc

e

s

Gla

da

C

.

Munt

,

PhD,

Profes

s

or

and

Di

rector

of

Intercollegiat

e

Athletics

De

bora

h

Je

né

B

a

c

la

wski,

M

A,

Ins

tructor

M

iguel

A

.

B

ena

vide

s,

M

Ed,

A

TC,

As

s

is

ta

nt

Professor

Ange

la

M

ar

ie

Froboes

e,

M

Ed,

I

ns

tr

uc

tor

Dona

ld

P

.

Gr

egor

y

,

MEd,

As

sis

tant

Prof

essor

S

haw

na

He

in,

MS

,

A

T

C,

Inst

ructor

Ha

nna

h

L

ong,

MS

,

Ins

tructor

W

illia

m

C

.

Ra

le

igh,

JD,

Ass

is

tant

Professor

P

ame

la

Rude

r

,

MB

A,

Ins

tructor

Gle

nn

R.

S

chw

a

b,

MS

,

A

T

C

,

As

si

stant

Pr

ofessor

Ronda

S

.

S

e

agr

ave

s,

MA,

As

sis

tant

Prof

essor

J

ame

s

R

.

She

lton,

P

hD,

Ass

is

tant

Profess

or

F

ra

ncie

L

ar

rie

u

Smi

th,

M

Ed,

I

nstr

uc

tor

Les

te

r

Som

bito,

MEd,

Ins

tructor

The

D

e

par

tme

nt

of

Ki

ne

s

iology

provi

des

study

toward

the

B

a

chelor

of

Ar

ts

and

Bachelor

of

S

cie

nc

e

de

gre

es

wi

th

a

major

or

a

mi

nor

in

Kines

iology

.

Additional

requirements

for

the

BS

de

gre

e

a

re

lis

te

d

i

n

the

catalog

under

“University

Degrees.”

The

major

includes

cour

ses

that

are

requis

ite

for

gra

duate

s

tudy

in

the

dis

cipline

and

that

ar

e

needed

for

te

aching

certification.

The

de

par

tme

nt

a

lso

of

fe

rs

Fi

tne

s

s

and

Recreational

Ac

ti

vity

(FRA47

prefix)

c

lasses

.

P

er

sons

wi

th

under

graduate

and/or

graduate

degrees

in

Kinesiology

are

prepared

for

careers

in

a

va

rie

ty

of

fie

lds

,

including

exer

ci

se

s

ci

ence,

medicine,

health

or

fitness

industry

and

coaching.

Ar

ea

of

Kine

si

ology

The

obj

ec

tive

s

of

the

s

tudy

of

Kines

iology

are:

1.

T

o

pre

par

e

s

tudents

f

or

s

ucces

sful

careers

in

the

exer

cise

sciences,

teaching

and

coaching.

2.

T

o

provide

programs

of

study

appropr

iat

e

f

or

pursuing

graduate

study

and

for

obtaining

te

a

che

r

c

er

tif

ica

tion.

3.

T

o

deve

lop

student

interest

and

appreciation

for

careers

in

the

exercise

scie

nces,

sports

me

dic

ine

,

and

he

a

lth

and

fitness

indus

tries.

Ar

ea

of

Fit

ne

ss

and

Recr

eational

Activit

y

The

obj

ec

tive

s

of

the

Fit

nes

s

and

Recreational

Activity

(

FRA)

progr

am

f

or

Southwester

n

s

tudent

s

a

re

:

1.

T

o

deve

lop

knowledge,

s

kills

,

and

physical

abilities

that

contribute

to

the

enjoyment

of

va

rious

spor

ts

a

nd

leis

ure-time

act

ivities

t

hroug

hout

life.

1

12

2.

T

o

ac

quir

e

te

c

hniques

and

expertis

e

i

n

developing

and

maintaining

personal

physical

f

itne

ss

.

3

.

T

o

deve

lop

a

nd

practice

dur

ing

c

ol

le

ge

years

a

lifestyle

that

promotes

wellness,

physical

f

itne

ss

and

inc

orporates

recr

eational

activities

on

a

regular

basis.

4.

T

o

promot

e

interests

and

abilities

in

int

ramural

and

recreational

sports/activities.

T

he

foll

owi

ng

policies

apply

t

o

F

itnes

s

and

R

ec

r

eatio

nal

Act

ivity

courses:

1.

T

wo

s

em

este

r

hour

s

of

F

itness

and

Recreational

Ac

tivity

cour

se(s)

are

required

for

a

ll

de

gre

es

.

FR

A

cour

ses

ar

e

gr

aded

on

a

Pas

s/D/F

bas

is

.

2.

O

ne

addit

iona

l

FRA

cours

e

m

ay

be

counted

as

elective

credit

towar

d

a

ll

degrees.

3.

R

epe

at

cou

rse

s

are

not

allowed

i

n

the

at

t

ai

nment

of

the

required

two

semester

hours.

E

xce

ptions

to

thi

s

policy

are:

1)

r

epeating

47-001,

Adapted

Rec

r

eational/Fitness

Activities,

a

nd

2)

r

epea

ting

a

c

ours

e

in

whic

h

conte

nt

changes

by

design,

such

as

47-

001

and

301

S

ele

c

ted

T

opic

s.

4.

C

re

dit

by

d

epa

rtm

ental

examination

may

b

e

receive

d

in

FRA

courses

upon

petition

to

the

de

par

tme

nt

c

ha

ir

.

St

ude

nts

mus

t

demonst

rate

appro

priate

proficienc

y

to

earn

credit

through

pe

titi

on.

M

ajor

in

K

ine

s

iology:

40

s

em

es

ter

hours,

i

ncluding

Allied

Health

E

ducation

46-244;

K

ine

siol

ogy

48-

192,

313,

403,

423,

704,

714,

813

(Capstone),

822;

two

FRA

courses

in

a

ddition

to

t

he

tw

o

r

equir

e

d

by

the

general

educat

ion

req

uiremen

t

(repeate

d

courses

will

not

count);

10

a

dditiona

l

s

eme

s

ter

hours

of

Kinesiology

or

Al

l

ie

d

Health

E

ducation.

R

e

qui

r

e

d

s

upp

or

ting

cours

e

i

n

the

major:

Mathematics

52-1

13.

(BIO50-424

Or

gan

P

hysiol

ogy

and

CHE

51-544

Or

ganic

Chemi

s

t

ry

I

are

recommended

for

students

pursing

the

B

ac

hel

or

of

Sc

ienc

e

degr

e

e.)

N

O

TE

:

T

he

C

ap

s

tone

E

xper

ience

is

s

atis

fied

by

Kinesiology

48-813.

Kinesiology

48-953

may

be

use

d

to

me

et

this

requirement

under

the

fol

l

o

wing

conditions.

The

student

must

pr

e

sent

a

pr

oposa

l

de

s

cr

ibing

the

nature

of

his

/her

propos

ed

Capstone

experience.

The

faculty

member

s

uper

visi

ng

the

a

c

tivity

and

the

Depart

me

nt

Chair

must

approve

this

proposal.

Approval

must

be

obta

ine

d

prior

to

re

gis

tration

in

the

s

emes

t

er

pr

eceding

the

independent

study

.

Students

seeking

te

a

ching

c

er

tif

ica

tion

may

us

e

student

te

aching

to

meet

their

Capstone

requirement.

M

inor

in

Kin

es

iology:

18

s

eme

s

ter

hours

,

including

Kinesiology

48-192,

403;

two

fr

om

48-

423,

704,

714;

t

wo

FRA

cours

es

in

a

ddi

tion

t

o

the

two

required

by

the

gene

r

al

education

r

equir

em

ent

(

re

pe

at

ed

cours

es

wil

l

not

count

);

t

hree

or

four

additional

hours

of

Kinesiology

or

A

lli

ed

H

e

alt

h

Ed

ucation,

one

or

two

hours

of

w

hich

must

be

above

the

intr

oductor

y

level

(

number

of

a

dditional

hours

varies

according

t

o

courses

selected

above).

S

ee

the

Educ

at

ion

Department

for

informat

ion

regarding

teacher

certification

in

kinesiology

.

KI

N

ES

IOL

OGY

(KI

N)

48-

192

FOUNDA

TIO

NS

O

F

KINE

SIOLOGY

.

This

course

investigates

the

his

tory

,

philos

ophy

and

principles

that

guide

the

discipline.

I

n

a

ddition,

c

a

re

e

r

options

and

current

issues

in

Kinesiology

are

e

xa

mine

d.

48-

232

PRINCIP

LES

O

F

A

DMINISTE

RI

NG

AND

COACHING

SP

OR

T

.

T

his

c

ours

e

involve

s

the

study

of

administrative

and

coaching

the

orie

s

tha

t

a

pply

to

sport.

Areas

covered

include

budget

pre

pa

ra

tion,

inve

ntory

management,

season

planning,

event

s

c

hedul

ing

and

s

port

specific

defensive

and

of

f

ensive

concepts.

1

13

48-

273

FUNDAM

ENT

ALS

OF

MOVE

MENT

ANAL

YSIS.

A

n

introductory

c

ours

e

to

de

velop

obs

ervational

an

d

analytical

skills

as

they

relate

to

huma

n

move

me

nt.

Emphasis

is

placed

on

developing

a

s

ystematic

a

pproa

c

h

to

a

nal

ys

is

.

Students

will

use

thes

e

skills

(with

emphasis

p

la

c

e

d

on

vide

o

ana

lys

is

)

to

evalua

te

f

undamental

movement

patterns

i

nc

luding

ga

it,

jum

ping,

throwing,

catching

and

striking.

48-

282

PHI

LOSOPHY

OF

SPOR

T

.

This

course

of

fers

a

look

at

the

world

of

s

port

fr

om

a

philosophi

cal

perspective.

The

sporting

arena

is

used

as

a

ve

hic

le

to

inve

stigate

factors,

such

as

media

influence,

social

pe

rc

e

ptions

and

e

thical

concepts

w

hich

help

shape

our

society

.

48-

313

RES

EARCH

MET

HODS

I

N

KINESIOLOGY

.

T

his

c

ourse

covers

the

ba

s

ic

conc

e

pts

of

re

s

e

arch

methods

used

in

the

discipline

of

kine

s

iology

.

It

is

de

signed

to

help

students

think

critica

lly

,

to

give

s

tude

nts

hands

-on

e

xperiences

wit

h

research

design,

data

analys

is

and

inte

rpr

et

ati

on,

and

the

reporting

of

results

to

a

pr

ofessional

audience.

Pr

er

equi

s

ite

:

M

a

the

matics

52-

1

13

or

consent

of

instructor

.

(NS)

48-

403

H

E

A

L

T

H

A

N

D

F

I

T

N

E

S

S

C

O

N

C

E

P

T

S

.

S

t

u

d

e

n

t

s

a

r

e

p

r

e

s

e

n

t

e

d

c

u

r

r

e

n

t

s

c

i

e

n

t

i

f

i

c

i

n

f

o

r

m

a

t

i

o

n

c

o

n

c

e

r

n

i

n

g

t

h

e

r

o

l

e

s

o

f

p

h

y

s

i

c

a

l

a

c

t

i

v

i

t

y

,

n

u

t

r

i

t

i

o

n

a

n

d

l

i

f

e

c

h

o

i

c

e

s

i

n

h

e

a

l

t

h

y

l

i

v

i

n

g

.

E

m

p

h

a

s

i

s

i

s

p

l

a

c

e

d

o

n

i

n

c

o

r

p

o

r

a

t

i

n

g

t

h

i

s

i

n

f

o

r

m

a

t

i

o

n

i

n

t

o

a

l

i

f

e

s

t

y

l

e

t

h

a

t

w

i

l

l

p

r

o

d

u

c

e

l

i

f

e

l

o

n

g

o

p

t

i

m

a

l

h

e

a

l

t

h

.

I

n

a

d

d

i

t

i

o

n

,

i

s

s

u

e

s

i

m

p

o

r

t

a

n

t

t

o

h

e

a

l

t

h

c

a

r

e

a

n

d

s

o

c

i

e

t

y

a

r

e

d

i

s

c

u

s

s

e

d

.

A

l

s

o

E

n

v

i

r

o

n

m

e

n

t

a

l

S

t

u

d

i

e

s

4

9

-

4

0

3

.

(

S

c

S

)

48-

423

M

OT

OR

LEARNING

AND

MOT

OR

CONTROL.

Th

is

course

is

a

s

tudy

of

the

fa

c

tors

af

fecting

the

le

arning

and

control

of

motor

skills.

E

mphas

is

is

give

n

to

information

p

r

ocessing,

motor

programming

a

nd

motor

s

kill

a

na

lys

is

.

Study

is

centered

upon

understanding

and

a

pplic

a

tion

of

c

onc

eptual

frame

wo

rks

that

include

open

and

clos

ed

loope

d

mode

ls

.

Pre

requis

ite:

Kine

siology

48-313.

(NS)

48-

523

PHYSI

CAL

EDUCA

TI

ON

F

OR

E

LEMENT

AR

Y

AN

D

SE

C

O

N

DAR

Y

SC

HOOL

S.

This

c

ourse

is

designed

to

provide

the

know

le

dge

a

nd

develop

the

competencies

that

allow

persons

to

unde

rs

ta

nd,

te

ac

h

a

nd

apply

principles

of

educa

tion

to

physical

e

duc

a

tion

progra

ms

for

all

grade

levels.

48-

533

SP

OR

T

M

ANAGEMENT

:

ORGANI

ZA

T

ION

AND

A

D

M

IN

IST

RA

TI

ON.

T

his

course

examines

various

administrative

philos

ophie

s

and

t

echniques

used

i

n

educational,

athletic,

and

re

c

re

a

tiona

l

s

ett

ings.

48-

543

SE

MI

NAR

IN

KINE

SIOLOGY

.

This

course

is

design

ed

to

inve

s

tiga

te

spe

c

ia

l

topics

or

problems

of

interest

in

Kinesiology

.

A

re

a

s

of

st

udy

wi

ll

be

selected

by

both

instructor

and

students

with

s

tude

nts

taki

ng

an

a

ctive

role

as

bo

th

lear

ner

s

and

teachers.

Pr

er

equi

site

s

:

Kine

si

ology

48-313,

and

at

least

one

of

the

following;

K

ine

s

iology

48-423,

48-704,

or

48

-714,

or

permission

of

instructor

.

48-

563

SP

OR

T

PSYCHOLOGY

.

The

purpose

of

this

course

i

s

to

introduce

ba

s

ic

conc

e

pts

as

s

ociat

ed

with

the

field

of

sport

psychology

such

as

c

onc

e

ntra

tion,

a

nxiety

contr

ol,

relaxation

techniques,

focus

and

team

w

ork.

I

n

addit

ion,

students

will

become

familiar

with

current

research

in

s

port

ps

yc

hology

.

(ScS)

1

14

48-

573

SP

OR

T

LA

W

A

ND

E

THICS.

This

course

is

designed

to

present

s

tude

nts

wi

th

the

opportunity

to

learn

various

legal

concepts

and

how

the

y

a

pply

to

the

s

ports

industry

.

Actions

and

decisions

in

s

port/a

thle

tic

s

a

re

compared

to

the

known

principles

and

rules

of

s

ports

a

s

s

e

t

forth

by

their

governing

bodies.

(ScS)

48-

583

FI

NANCE

OF

SPO

R

T

AND

HEAL

TH

RELA

TED

INDUST

RI

ES.

T

his

c

ours

e

is

des

igned

to

expose

students

to

various

methods

and

c

ons

ide

ra

tions

r

el

ated

to

pr

oviding

a

sound

financial

basis

f

or

the

s

port,

fi

tnes

s

a

nd

health

industries.

Emphasis

is

placed

on

areas

of

public

a

nd

priva

te

fundraising,

economic

impact

analysis

and

c

orpora

t

e

s

ponsor

s

hips.

48-

704

PHYSI

OLOG

Y

O

F

EXERCISE.

This

course

is

the

study

of

physio-

logic

a

l

re

s

pons

e

s

a

nd

adaptations

made

in

response

to

the

challenge

of

e

xe

rc

is

e

w

i

th

an

emphasis

on

cardiovascular

and

neuromuscular

s

ys

tem

s.

L

ab

r

equir

ed.

Prerequisites:

Allied

Health

Education

46-

244

a

nd

K

ine

si

ology

48-313,

or

permission

of

instructor

.

(NSL

)

48-

714

BIOM

ECHA

NICS.

This

course

is

the

study

of

basic

a

natomical

and

me

c

ha

nic

al

pr

inc

iples

applied

to

human

movement.

Emphasis

is

pla

c

e

d

on

kine

mat

ic

and

kinetic

conce

pts

and

the

use

of

computerized

move

me

nt

a

na

lysi

s

.

L

a

b

r

equired.

Prerequisites:

Allied

Health

E

duca

tion

46-

244

and

Kinesiology

48-313

or

pe

r

mission

of

ins

truc

tor

.

(

NS

L)

48-

753

T

ISSUE

M

ECH

AN

ICS.

This

is

an

advanced

course

that

explores

the

a

na

tomic

a

l

st

ruc

ture

and

physiological

and

mecha

nical

function

of

tis

s

ue

s

w

ithin

t

he

body

including

bone,

cartilage,

tendons,

ligaments,

ne

rve

s

,

and

m

usc

le

.

Special

a

tte

ntion

is

given

to

mechanical

testing

of

t

hes

e

ma

te

r

ia

ls

with

application

of

this

information

to

the

study

of

injur

y

me

cha

nis

ms

and

diseases

of

these

tissues.

Also

Biology

50-

453.

(N

S

)

48-

813

RES

EARC

H

IN

K

INE

SIOLOGY

.

This

course

is

a

laboratory

or

fi

eld-

bas

e

d

re

s

ea

rc

h

experience

designed

to

provide

hands-on

e

xpe

rie

nc

e

di

re

cte

d

toward

answering

questions

rela

ted

to

K

ine

s

iology

.

Stude

nts

work

d

irectly

with

a

faculty

member

to

de

ve

lop

a

re

se

a

rc

h

question,

p

erform

a

literature

review

,

collect

and

a

na

lyz

e

e

xpe

rime

ntal

data

related

to

the

r

esearch

question

and

for

ma

lly

pre

se

nt

r

es

ults

of

the

study

.

The

topic

of

the

course

varies

w

ith

the

fa

c

ulty

me

mber

leading

it.

Pr

er

equisites:

Kinesiology

48-

313,

423,

704,

714.

48-

822

E

XE

RCI

SE

PRES

CR

IPTION

.

This

cour

se

is

the

study

of

current

pra

c

tic

e

s

r

el

ate

d

to

f

itness

ass

essment

and

exercise

prescription.

E

mphas

is

is

pla

ce

d

on

the

collection

of

data

f

rom

fitness

testing

and

the

de

s

ign

of

pe

rs

onalized

exercise

pr

ograms.

T

his

course

consists

of

a

one

-hour

le

c

ture

s

ession

and

a

two-hour

lab

session.

P

rerequisites:

K

ine

s

iology

48-403

and

704.

48-

001,

002,

003,

004

SE

LECT

ED

T

OPICS.

May

be

repeated

with

change

in

topic.

48-

301,

302,

303,

304

SE

LECT

ED

T

OPICS.

May

be

repeated

with

change

In

topic.

Pr

er

equi

site

:

P

er

mission

of

de

par

tment

chair

.

48-

901,

902,

903,

904

T

UT

ORI

AL.

1

15

48-

941,

942,

943,

944

ACADEM

IC

INTERNSHIP

.

T

his

is

a

career

related

c

ourse

arranged

to

me

e

t

the

inte

re

s

ts

of

the

s

tudent.

Students

must

obtain

approval

of

the

s

upe

rvis

ing

fa

cul

ty

member

the

semester

prior

to

taking

this

c

ours

e

.

Mus

t

be

ta

ken

Pass/D/F

.

48-

951,

952,

953,

954

INDE

PENDENT

S

TUDY

.

May

be

repeated

with

change

in

content.

S

t

udents

mus

t

obta

in

approval

of

the

supervising

faculty

member

the

s

e

me

ste

r

pr

ior

to

ta

king

this

course

.

48-

983

HONORS.

By

invitation

only

.

AL

LI

ED

HE

AL

T

H

EDUCA

TI

ON

(AHE)

46-

244

HUM

AN

ANA

T

OMY

.

This

course

involves

the

study

of

the

structure

a

nd

func

tion

of

t

he

human

muscular

,

skeletal,

nervous,

cardio-

pulmona

ry

a

nd

othe

r

major

or

gan

systems.

It

is

specifically

designed

for

stude

nts

ma

joring

and

minoring

in

Kinesiology

and

for

s

tudents

pla

nning

c

a

re

e

rs

i

n

health-

related

fields.

Also

Biology

50-384.

(NSL)

46-

443

NUTRIT

ION

FOR

HUMAN

PER

FORM

ANCE

AND

HEAL

T

H.

T

his

c

ours

e

e

xami

nes

the

role

of

nutrition

in

maximizing

human

phys

ic

a

l

pe

r

forma

nce

and

pr

omoting

health.

Students

learn

the

basic

nutr

itiona

l

c

once

pts

neces

sa

r

y

for

optimizing

physical

per

formance

a

nd

a

da

ptat

ions

to

t

raining

in

competitive

athletes,

and

f

or

enhancing

he

a

lth

in

the

phys

ic

a

ll

y

active.

Prerequisites:

Kines

iology

48-

704

or

c

ons

ent

of

ins

truc

tor

.

(NS)

46-

001,

002,

003,

004

SE

LECT

ED

T

OPICS.

May

be

rep

eated

with

change

i

n

topic.

46-

301,

302,

303,

304

SE

LECT

ED

T

OPICS.

May

be

rep

eated

with

change

i

n

topic.

46-

901,

902,

903,

904

T

UT

ORI

AL

.

46-

941,

942,

943,

944

ACADEM

IC

INTERNSHIP

.

46-

951,

952,

953,

954

INDE

PENDENT

S

TUDY

.

FIT

N

ES

S

A

ND

R

ECR

EA

TIONAL

ACTIVITY

(F

RA)

47-

01

1

KICKBOXING.

B

asic

kickboxing

movements

and

skills

combined

in

a

e

robic

routine

s

.

Mus

t

be

taken

Pass/D/F

.

47-

021

T

ENNIS.

Rules,

f

unda

m

e

ntals,

and

/or

appropr

iate

level

techniques,

a

nd

re

c

re

a

tiona

l

skil

ls

f

or

all

levels

of

skills

for

tennis

players.

Must

be

ta

ke

n

Pa

ss

/D/F

.

47-

031

BOWLING.

Rules,

f

undamentals,

and/or

appropriate

level

te

c

hnique

s,

a

nd

re

c

reational

skills

for

all

levels

of

skills

for

bowlers.

L

ab

f

ee

re

quire

d.

M

us

t

be

taken

Pass/D/F

.

47-

041

DIS

C

S

POR

TS.

Rules,

fundament

als,

strategies,

and

recreational

s

kills

in

Ultima

te

Fri

sbee

and

Frisbee

golf.

Must

be

taken

Pass/D/F

.

47-

051

GOLF

.

Rules

,

fundamentals

and/or

appropriate

level

t

echniques,

and

s

kill

de

ve

lopme

nt

for

all

levels

of

skill.

Lab

fee

required.

Must

be

ta

ke

n

Pa

s

s/D/F

.

47-

061

OUTDOOR

RECRE

A

T

ION.

Course

in

special

topics

of

outdoor

re

c

re

a

tion.

T

opic

s

will

var

y

and

can

include

fishing,

fly

fishing,

skeet

s

hooting

a

nd

othe

r

outdoor

r

ecreational

sports.

Lab

fee

may

be

re

quir

ed.

M

us

t

be

taken

Pass/D/F

.

1

16

47-

071

OUT

DOOR

ADV

E

NTURE.

Course

includes

introduction

to

basic

roc

k

c

limbing,

c

ha

llenge

cour

se,

and

various

outdoor

adventure

a

c

tivitie

s

.

One

we

e

kend

field

trip

is

required.

Lab

fee

required.

Must

be

ta

ke

n

Pa

ss

/D/F

.

47-

081

YOGA.

Course

i

nclu

des

instruction

to

basic

Hatha

Y

oga

techniques

.

A

ma

t

is

re

quire

d.

M

us

t

be

taken

Pass/D/F

.

47-

091

FE

NCI

NG.

D

evel

opment

of

knowledge,

skills,

strategies

and

e

quipme

nt

us

e

d

in

the

a

ncient

art

of

sword

play

.

Emphasis

will

be

pla

c

e

d

on

foil

fe

nc

ing.

Lab

fee

required.

Must

be

taken

Pass/D/F

.

47-

101

SWIM

M

ING

(L

E

VE

LS

I–IV).

Development

of

basic

skills

and

va

rious

s

troke

s.

C

our

se

progresses

from

water

exploration

to

stroke

de

ve

lopme

nt.

Str

okes

developed

(in

whole

or

parts)

are

elementary

ba

c

k,

c

ra

w

l

(ba

ck/f

ront),

breast

and

side.

American

Red

Cross

C

e

rtifi

ca

tion

is

pos

si

ble

upon

success

f

ul

completion

of

the

course.

M

us

t

be

t

ake

n

Pa

s

s/

D/F

.

47-

1

1

1

J

OG

FOR

FITN

E

SS

.

Course

includes

the

basics

needed

to

enjoy

the

be

ne

fits

of

jogging/r

unning

to

obtain

aer

obic

f

itne

ss.

Must

be

taken

Pa

s

s

/D

/F

.

47-

121

RACQUE

TB

AL

L.

Rules,

fundamentals,

and/or

appropriate

level

te

c

hnique

s

,

a

nd

re

c

reational

skills

for

all

levels

of

r

acquetball

players.

M

us

t

be

t

ake

n

Pa

s

s/

D/F

.

47-

131

HANDBAL

L.

Rules,

fundamentals,

and/or

appropriate

level

te

c

hnique

s

,

a

nd

re

c

reational

skills

for

all

levels

of

handball

players.

M

us

t

be

t

ake

n

Pa

s

s/

D/F

.

47-

141

M

AR

TIAL

AR

T

S.

B

e

ginning

T

ae

Kwon

Do/Karate

or

Beginning

H

a

pkido/J

udo

a

nd/or

advanced

levels

of

either

a

r

e

of

fered

on

a

rot

ati

ng

bas

is

.

Ea

c

h

is

s

tudied

with

regard

to

the

history

,

customs

,

s

kills

/te

c

hnique

s

a

nd

unique

features

of

the

specific

martial

art.

Must

be

ta

ke

n

Pa

ss

/D/F

.

47-

151

BENCH

STEP

.

Eval

uation

a

n

d

improvement

of

personal

physical

fi

tnes

s

a

nd

move

m

ent

capacit

y

through

aerobic

exercise

routines,

on

a

nd

a

round

be

nc

hes

.

Must

be

taken

Pass/D/F

.

47-

161

WEI

GHT

TRA

ININ

G.

T

eaches

safe

and

ef

fective

techniques

for

w

e

ight

tra

ining

a

t

a

ll

levels.

Provides

a

background

of

information

c

onc

e

rning

te

c

hniques

f

or

muscle

and

strength

development

utilizing

c

onve

ntiona

l

fre

e

weight

exercise

coupled

with

exercise

machines.

M

us

t

be

t

ake

n

Pa

s

s/

D/F

.

47-

171

SWIM

FOR

FIT

N

ES

S

AND

EXERCISE.

Evaluation

and

impr

ovem

ent

of

per

sonal

phy

sical

fitness

and

movement

capacity

thr

ough

lap

s

wimming

and

aquatic

activities.

Must

be

taken

Pass/D/F

.

47-

181

CYCLING.

Cours

e

i

n

recreational

cycling,

touring

and

techniques

of

ra

c

ing.

W

ill

incl

ude

cycle

touring

field

trips

in

the

surrounding

area.

M

us

t

be

t

ake

n

Pa

s

s/

D/F

.

47-

191

FI

TNESS

FOR

WOM

EN.

A

special

fitness

class

meant

to

address

the

s

pe

ci

fic

fitne

s

s

c

oncerns

facin

g

women

today

.

Areas

explored

include

s

tre

ngth,

c

a

rdiova

sc

ular

,

diet

and

gener

al

health

as

related

to

an

a

c

tive

life

s

tyle

.

Must

be

taken

Pass/D/F

.

1

17

47-

201

SWIM

M

ING

(LE

VELS

V–VI

I).

Course

involves

refi

nement

of

s

troke

s

,

improving

s

kill

prof

iciency

,

and

developing

skills

such

a

s

tur

ns

a

nd

wa

te

r

sa

f

ety

s

kills.

Amer

ican

Red

Cross

certification

is

p

os

s

ible

upon

suc

c

e

s

s

ful

completion

of

course.

Prerequisite:

Fitness

a

nd

R

e

cr

ea

tiona

l

Activity

47-

101

or

permission

of

instructor

.

Must

be

ta

ke

n

Pa

s

s/D/F

.

47-

21

1

INT

E

RME

DIA

TE/ADV

ANCED

KICKBOXING.

Me

thods

and

te

c

hnique

s

of

exe

c

uting

advance

d

skills

in

the

kickboxing

area

inc

luding

kic

ks

a

nd

hand

movements

versus

pads.

Pr

er

e

quisite:

Fi

tnes

s

a

nd

Re

c

re

a

tional

Activity

4

7-01

1

or

permission

of

instructor

.

M

us

t

be

t

ake

n

Pa

s

s/

D/

F

.

47-

221

INT

E

RME

DIA

TE/ADV

ANCED

TENNIS

.

Advanced

skills

and

s

tra

te

gie

s

f

or

e

xper

ienced

tennis

players.

Prerequisite:

F

itness

and

R

e

c

re

ati

onal

Ac

tivity

47-

021

or

permission

of

instructor

.

Must

be

ta

ke

n

Pa

s

s/D/F

.

47-

231

INT

E

RME

DIA

TE/ADV

ANCED

HANDBALL

&

RA

CQUETBALL.

A

dva

nc

ed

s

kills

a

nd

s

trategie

s

for

experienc

ed

handball

and/or

ra

c

que

tba

ll

pla

ye

rs.

P

rerequisite:

Fitness

and

Rec

r

eational

Activity

47-121

or

131

or

pe

rmis

sion

of

instructor

.

Mus

t

be

taken

Pass/D/F

.

47-

251

INT

E

RME

DIA

TE/ADV

ANCED

GOLF

.

Advanced

skills

and

cour

s

e

ma

na

ge

me

nt

str

at

egies

for

experienced

golfers.

Prerequisite:

Fitnes

s

a

nd

R

e

cr

ea

tiona

l

Activity

47-

051

or

permission

of

instructor

.

Lab

fee

re

quir

e

d.

M

us

t

be

taken

Pass/D/F

.

47-

281

INT

E

RME

DIA

TE/ADV

ANCED

CYCLING.

Advanc

ed

skills,

the

orie

s

a

nd

dis

t

anc

es

for

exper

ien

ced

cyclists.

Prerequisite:

Fitness

a

nd

R

e

cr

ea

tiona

l

Activity

47-

181

or

permission

of

instructor

.

Lab

fee

ma

y

be

re

quire

d.

M

ust

be

taken

Pass/D/F

.

47-

291

ADV

ANCED

SP

ECIAL

FIT

NESS

AND

RECREA

TIONAL

A

C

TIV

I

TIES

.

Unde

r

this

c

our

se

number

,

advanced

level

special

FRA

c

ours

e

s

ma

y

be

of

fered

fr

om

time

to

time

as

the

situa

tion

or

ne

ed

a

ris

e

s.

M

us

t

be

ta

ken

P

as

s/D/F

.

47-

31

1

L

IFE

GUARD

TRAINING.

Qualifications,

responsibi

lities,

skills

and

tr

aini

ng

of

life

gua

rds

.

Swimming

rescues

of

drowning

victims

and

re

c

ognition

of

comm

on

hazards

associated

with

various

types

of

a

qua

tic

fa

c

ilitie

s

wi

ll

be

emphasized.

Course

includes

certifications

in

a

dult

C

PR

a

nd

Firs

t

Aid.

Prerequisites:

Fitness

and

Recreational

A

c

tivity

47-

201

or

permis

sion

of

instructor

.

Lab

fee

required.

Must

be

ta

ke

n

Pa

ss

/D/F

.

47-

001,

002

ADAPTE

D

RE

CRE

A

T

IONAL/FI

TNES

S

ACT

IVITIES

AND

SE

LEC

T

ED

T

OPICS.

A

course

for

students

who,

for

various

reasons,

ne

e

d

individua

l

a

tte

ntion

concer

ning

physical

activity

.

This

cour

se

ma

y

be

re

pe

at

ed

f

or

credit.

Consent

of

instructor

is

required.

Special

topic

s

FR

A

cour

se

s

may

be

of

fered

under

this

number

.

Lab

fee

may

be

re

quire

d.

M

ust

be

taken

Pass/D/F

.

47-

301,

302

SE

LECT

ED

T

OPICS.

May

be

repeated

with

change

i

n

topic.

May

re

quir

e

a

la

b

fe

e

.

Mus

t

be

taken

Pass/D/F

.

47-

901,

902

T

UT

ORI

AL.

1

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