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Department of Kinesiology Penny Brush, M. A. Bachelor of Arts The Kinesiology Department provides distinctive learning
in the art and science of human movement. The comprehensive curriculum
is based on philosophical foundations, experiential learning, and
scientific principles that in combination prepare students for careers
and/or graduate programs in education, athletic training and allied
health care professions such as physical therapy, physician's assistant,
medicine, occupational therapy, core requirements (8 credits) Kine 295 Introduction to Human Performance Lab Skills and Procedures 1 Kine 301 Kinesiology Laboratory 1 Kine 435 Motor Control and Learning 3 Bachelor of Arts Emphasis in Athletic Training Effective Fall 2001, this emphasis is no longer available.
It is replaced by a bachelor of arts in Athletic Training. The requirements
remain as listed below. This emphasis prepares students for careers
as athletic trainers at all levels of public, private and/ or professional
sports programs. The Athletic Training curriculum is designed so
that upon its completion a student has met the course work, competencies,
and clinical hours required to sit for the national certification
examination administered by the National Athletic Trainers Association
Board of Certification. Students with an emphasis in Athletic Training
are required to maintain current CPR and standard First Aid certifications.
Students are required to Prerequisites: (19 credits) Phys 105 Fundamentals of Physics 3 Phys 115 Fundamentals of Physics Laboratory 1 Biol 210 Human Anatomy (min. grade C-) 4 Biol 211 Human Physiology (min. grade C-) 4 core requirements (8 credits) See above emphasis (36 credits) Math 203 Introduction to Statistics 3 Kine 296 Beginning Athletic Training Procedures and Fieldwork 1 Kine 298 Intermediate Athletic Training Procedures and Fieldwork 1 Kine 300 Philosophy/Principles of Mov. Sci. 3 Kine 304 Prev/Treatment Athletic Injuries 3 Kine 304L Prev/Treatment Lab 1 Kine 350 Applied Exercise Physiology 3 Kine 408 Evaluation and Recognition of Athletic Injuries Lower Extremities 3 Kine 409 Evaluation and Recognition of Athletic Injuries Upper Extremities 3 Kine 412 Rehabilitation of Athletic Injuries 2 Kine 414 Atheletic Training Modalities 2 Kine 416 Seminar in Athletic Training 3 Kine 495 Advanced Athletic Training Procedures and Fieldwork I 1 Kine 496 Advanced Athletic Training Procedures and Fieldwork II 1 electives (3 credits) Kine 306 Concepts and Theories of Conditioning 3 Psy 319 Motivation and Emotion 3 Psy 333 Physiological Principles 3
Emphasis in Physical Education Effective Fall 2001, this emphasis is no longer available.
It is replaced by a bachelor of arts in Physical Education. The
requirements remain as listed below. This emphasis prepares students
for a career in teaching physical education at the secondary education
level. The Physical Education curriculum has been approved by the
California Commission of Teacher Credentialing to waive students
from the SSAT and Praxis examinations. Prerequisites: (15 credits) Phys 115 Fundamentals of Physics Laboratory 1 Biol 210 Human Anatomy (min. grade C-) 4 Biol 211 Human Physiology (min. grade C-) 4 core requirements (8 credits) See above emphasis (46 credits) Kine 168 Introduction to Movement Sciences 3 Kine 200 Rhythmic Activities 2 Kine 202 Non-traditional/Outdoor Education Activities 2 Kine 207 Physical Education for Elementary School 3 Kine 208 Individual Activities I 2 Kine 209 Individual Activities II 2 Kine 300 Philosophy/Principles of Mov. Sci. 3 Kine 304 Prev/Treatment Athletic Injuries 3 Kine 304L Prev/Treatment Lab 1 Kine 350 Applied Exercise Physiology 3 Kine 401 Evaluation Procedures 3 Kine 405 Curriculum and Administration 3 Kine 406 Physical Education Techniques 3 Kine 407 School Observation and Teaching 4 Kine 493 Senior Seminar in Physical Education 1 This curriculum has been approved by the California Commission
on Teacher Credentialing. total credits 68 Bachelor of Science Emphasis in Biokinesiology The curriculum followed by the student pursuing a B. S. degree with an emphasis in Biokinesiology is designed to meet the common requirement for post-baccalaureate, professional programs in allied health fields such as physical therapy, physician assistant, occupational therapy. The Biokinesiology curriculum also provides the background essential to sit for certification examinations offered through the American College of Sports Medicine and the National Strength and Conditioning Association. Prerequisites: (27 credits) Phys 115 Fundamentals of Physics Laboratory 1 Math 110 Single Variable Calculus 4 Math 111 Single Variable Calculus 4 Chem 140 General Chemistry with Lab 4 Biol 210 Human Anatomy (min. grade C-) 4 Biol 211 Human Physiology (min. grade C-) 4 core requirements (8 credits) See above emphasis (31 credits) Kines 400 Physiology of Exercise 3 Kines 400L Physiology of Exercise Lab 1 Kines 403 Advanced Exercise Physiology 4 Kines 413 Exercise Testing and Prescription 3 Kines 490/492 Internship/Seminar Internship 1 Phys 106 Fundamentals of Physics 3 Phys 116 Fundamentals of Physics Lab 1 Chem 150 General Chemistry II with Lab 4 Biol 201 General Biology I with Lab 4 Biol 202 General Biology II with Lab 4 upper-division elective requirements (13 credits) one upper-division KINE course 3 one upper-division BIOL course with lab 4 two upper-division PSYCH courses (3 credits each) 3 total credits 79 Emphasis in Exercise Physiology The curriculum followed by the student pursuing a B. S.
degree with an emphasis in Exercise Physiology is designed to meet
common course requirements for candidacy to medical school or for
graduate schools offering advanced degrees in Exercise Physiology,
Human Physiology, prerequisites: (28 credits) Phys 111 General Physics Lab 1 Math 110 Single Variable Calculus 4 Math 111 Single Variable Calculus 4 Chem 140 General Chemistry I with Lab 4 Biol 210 Human Anatomy w/ Lab (min. grade C) 4 Biol 211 Human Physiology w/ Lab (min. grade C) 4 core (8 credits) See above. emphasis (40 credits) Kines 400L Physiology of Exercise Lab 1 Kines 403 Advanced Exercise Physiology 4 Kines 413 Exercise Testing and Prescription 3 Kines 490/492 Internship/Seminar Internship 1 Phys 112 General Physics II Lab 1 Chem 150 General Chemistry II with Lab 4 Chem 330 Organic Chemistry with Lab 4 Chem 331 Organic Chemistry II with Lab 4 Biol 201 General Biology I with Lab 4 Biol 202 General Biology II with Lab 4 upper-division elective requirements (4 credits) Chem 435 Biochemistry with Lab 4 total credits 80 Supplementary Teaching Authorizations and Coaching Minor Supplementary teaching authorizations are offered in health science, physical education, and dance for students completing a single subject teaching degree in a department other than Kinesiology. Aminor in coaching is also available to students, whose major is in a department other than Kinesiology. Supplementary Teaching Authorization in Introductory Health Science In addition to a single subject degree program, completion of the following courses will authorize students to teach introductory health sciences (K-12). Please refer to teacher education credential program information. Fsn 338 Nutrition and Human Performance 3 Kine 400 Physiology of Exercise 3 Kine 400L Physiology of Exercise Laboratory 1 Educ 531 Health Education for Teachers 3 Educ 532 Literacy in the 21st Century 3 One of the following courses may be substituted when the applicant has 17 credits of strong health science courses. Supplemental Teaching Authorization in Introductory Physical Education In addition to a single subject degree program, completion of the following courses will authorize students to teach introductory physical education (K-12). Please refer to teacher education credential program information. requirements (24 credits) Kine 207 Physical Education in the Elementary School 3 Kine 200 Rhythmic Activities 2 Kine 202 Non-Traditional/Outdoor Educational Activities 2
Kine 209 Individual Sports Activities II 2 Kine 407 School Observation and Teaching 3
Minor in Coaching requirements (21 credits) Kine 304 Prevention/ Treatment of Athletic Injuries 3 Kine 304L Prevention/Treatment of Athletic Injuries Lab 1 Kine 406 Physical Education Techniques 3 Minor/ Supplementary Teaching Authorization Physical Education Supplementary teaching authorizations allow students to teach more than one subject area in the secondary school setting. Students pursuing or holding a Single Subject, Standard Secondary, Special Secondary Teaching Credential, or Multiple Subject or Standard Elementary Teaching Credential may have a Physical Education added to their credential as a supplementary authorization by completing the following course work with a grade of C or higher. requirements (19 credits) Kine 200 Rhythmic Activities 2 Kine 490 Independent Internship 1 one of the following Kine 207 Physical Education for the Elementary School 3 one of the following Kine 208 Individual Activities I 2 Kine 209 Individual Activities II 2 one of the following one of the following Kine 401 Evaluation Procedures 3 Kine 435 Motor Control &
Learning 3 one of the following Kine 306 Concepts and Theories of Conditioning 3 Kine 405 Curriculum and Administration
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