Kinesiology & Recreation, Concentration in Fitness and Wellness (Traditional), B.S.

Curriculum Requirements

1. 120 semester hours

2. General Education Requirement

3. Complete the Physical Education Program Requirements with a “C” or better

Non-department requirements (must have a “C” or better in all courses)

1. BIOL 1100

   General Biology

   As published: “General Biology (3) *”
   3
2. BIOL 1150

   Labs for Life

   As published: “Labs for Life (1) *”
   1
3. BIOL 1610

   Human Anatomy and Physiology I

   As published: “Human Anatomy and Physiology I (4) *”
   4
4. BIOL 1620

   Human Anatomy and Physiology II

   As published: “Human Anatomy and Physiology II (4)”
   4
5. NUTR 2200

   Introduction to Human Nutrition

   As published: “Introduction to Human Nutrition (3) ^”
   3
6. NUTR 2320

   Concepts in Applied Nutrition

   As published: “Concepts in Applied Nutrition (3) ^ or”
   3
7. NUTR 2500

   Sports Nutrition

   As published: “Sports Nutrition (3) ^”
   3
8. PSY 2100

   General Psychology

   As published: “General Psychology (3) ^*”
   3
9. * Course may be used to fulfill a GEC Requirement ^ Course must be completed in addition to a GEC Requirement

   Not resolved to a course

Departmental requirements (must have a “C” or better in all courses)

1. KIN 1100

   Elementary Swimming

   As published: “Elementary Swimming (2) or Elective (2)”
   2
2. KIN 2000

   Introduction to Kinesiology

   As published: “Introduction to Kinesiology (3) (WI)”
   3
3. KIN 2100

   Intermediate Swimming

   As published: “Intermediate Swimming (1)”
   1
4. KIN 3000

   Motor Learning

   As published: “Motor Learning (3)”
   3
5. KIN 3500

   Emergency Care & Safety Techniques

   As published: “Emergency Care & Safety Techniques (2)”
   2
6. KIN 4030

   Psycho-Socio Aspects of Physical Activity and Leisure

   As published: “Psycho-Socio Aspects of Physical Activity and Leisure (3)”
   3
7. KIN 4110

   Sports Biomechanics

   As published: “Sports Biomechanics (3)”
   3
8. KIN 4120

   Physiology of Exercise

   As published: “Physiology of Exercise (3)”
   3
9. KIN 4410

   Evaluation and Measurement

   As published: “Evaluation and Measurement (3)”
   3
10. KIN 4500

    Adapted Physical Education

    As published: “Adapted Physical Education (3)”
    3
11. RECR 3500

    Organizational Behavior

    As published: “Organizational Behavior (3)”
    3
12. RECR 3700

    Marketing and Public Relations

    As published: “Marketing and Public Relations (3)”
    3
13. RECR 4610

    Financial Management

    As published: “Financial Management (3)”
    3
14. RECR 4900

    Technology Applications

    As published: “Technology Applications (3)”
    3

4.Concentration Requirements

1. KIN 1080

   Rhythmic Aerobics/Aerobic Training

   As published: “Rhythmic Aerobics/Aerobic Training (2)”
   2
2. KIN 1130

   Weight Training

   As published: “Weight Training (2)”
   2
3. KIN 2010

   Structure and Function of the Musculoskeletal System

   As published: “Structure and Function of the Musculoskeletal System (3)”
   3
4. KIN 2070

   Advanced Weight Training

   As published: “Advanced Weight Training (2)”
   2
5. KIN 2080

   Group Exercise Leadership I

   As published: “Group Exercise Leadership I (2)”
   2
6. KIN 3550

   Physical Activity for the Aging

   As published: “Physical Activity for the Aging (3)”
   3
7. KIN 3560

   Program Design in Strength and Conditioning

   As published: “Program Design in Strength and Conditioning (3)”
   3
8. KIN 4050

   Fitness Management

   As published: “Fitness Management (3)”
   3
9. KIN 4130

   Fitness Assessment & Exercise Prescription

   As published: “Fitness Assessment & Exercise Prescription (3)”
   3
10. KIN 4620

    Career Readiness in Kinesiology

    As published: “Career Readiness in Kinesiology (1)”
    1
11. KIN 4640

    Directed Professional Experience (DDE) Capstone

    As published: “Directed Professional Experience (DDE) Capstone (6)”
    6

5. Additional Requirements

Program Notes

Four- Year Curriculum Plan