Kinesiology Concentration - Liberal Studies

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This is a concentration within the Bachelor of Arts program in Liberal Studies. Please view the information for the Department of Liberal Studies in conjunction with this concentration information.

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Requirements:

(14 units)

1. Complete two courses from the following:

(6 units)

KINS 3100 - Foundations, History, and Philosophy of Physical Education 3 unit(s)
KINS 3800 - Sport and Exercise Psychology 3 unit(s)
KINS 4100 - Curriculum, Organization, and Administration of Physical Education 3 unit(s)
KINS 4200 - Motor Learning 3 unit(s) OR
KINS 4250 - Motor Development
KINS 4800 - Adapted Physical Education 3 unit(s)

2. Complete four courses from the following Theory and Analysis courses:

Students will demonstrate and apply motor skill competency in a variety of sports and games through successful physical participation and completion of the Theory and Analysis courses. It is EXPECTED that students have a basic level of skill competency prior to taking the Theory and Analysis courses.

(8 units)

KINS 3300 - Theory and Analysis of Aquatic Sports 2 unit(s) **
** Prerequisite: KINS 1610 - Swimming
KINS 3310 - Theory and Analysis of Combative Activities 2 unit(s)
KINS 3320 - Theory and Analysis of Dance and Gymnastics 2 unit(s)
KINS 3330 - Theory and Analysis of Individual Sports and Games 2 unit(s)
KINS 3350 - Theory and Analysis of Dual Sports and Games 2 unit(s)
KINS 3360 - Theory and Analysis of Team Sports and Games 2 unit(s)
KINS 3370 - Theory and Analysis of Fitness Activities 2 unit(s)