Kinesiology, B.S. (Berks)

Common Requirements for the Major (All Options)

Prescribed Courses

Prescribed Courses: Require a grade of C or better

1. BIOL 161

   Human Anatomy and Physiology I - Lecture
   3
2. BIOL 163

   Human Anatomy and Physiology II - Lecture
   3
3. KINES 100

   The Cultural and Behavioral Foundations of Kinesiology
   3
4. KINES 101

   The Biophysical Foundations of Kinesiology
   3
5. KINES 202

   Functional Human Anatomy
   3
6. KINES 295B

   Kines Careers & Observation
   1
7. KINES 321

   Psychology of Movement Behavior
   3
8. KINES 341

   The Historical, Cultural, and Social Dynamics of Sport
   3
9. KINES 345

   Meaning, Ethics, and Movement
   3
10. KINES 350

    Exercise Physiology
    3
11. KINES 360

    The Neurobiology of Motor Control and Development
    3
12. KINES 384

    Biomechanics
    3
13. NUTR 251

    Introductory Principles of Nutrition
    3

Additional Courses

Additional Courses: Require a grade of C or better

1. Select 3-4 credits from the following:

   Not resolved to a course
   3-4
2. SCM 200

   Introduction to Statistics for Business
   4
3. STAT 200

   Elementary Statistics
   3-4
4. STAT 250

   Introduction to Biostatistics
   3

Requirements for the Option

Requirements for the Option: Require a grade of C or better

1. Select an option

   Not resolved to a course
   40-67

Requirements for the Option

Prescribed Courses

Prescribed Courses: Require a grade of C or better

1. CI 280

   GH(3) (Sem: 1-6)

   As published: “Introduction to Teaching Multilingual Learners”
   3
2. EDPSY 10

   Individual Differences and Education

   Not resolved to a course
   3
3. KINES 200

   Muscle Training: Physiology, Programs, Techniques
   3
4. KINES 201

   Cardiorespiratory Training for Health and Performance
   3
5. KINES 267

   Fundamental Movement Skills Instruction
   1
6. KINES 367

   Games and Sports Instruction Across the Lifespan
   1
7. KINES 368

   Individual Fitness and Wellness
   2
8. KINES 401

   Applied Group Fitness Exercise Prescription and Program Design
   3
9. KINES 456

   Physical Fitness Appraisal
   4
10. PSYCH 100

    Introductory Psychology
    3

Additional Courses

Additional Courses: Require a grade of C or better

1. MATH 26 or a higher level MATH course recommended by math placement test. Course list includes: MATH 26, MATH 40, MATH 41, MATH 110 or MATH 140

   Not resolved to a course
   3
2. Select 3-5 credits from:

   Not resolved to a course
   3-5
3. CHEM 101

   Introductory Chemistry
   2-3
4. CHEM 106

   Introductory and General Chemistry
   5
5. CHEM 110

   Chemical Principles I
   3
6. CHEM 130

   Introduction to General, Organic, and Biochemistry
   3
7. Select 3-4 credits from:

   Not resolved to a course
   3-4
8. PHYS 150

   Technical Physics I
   3-4
9. PHYS 250

   (GN) 4 400-Level Course Selection

   As published: “Introductory Physics I”
   3

Supporting Courses and Related Areas

Supporting Courses and Related Areas: Require a grade of C or better

1. Take the following required courses with selected emphasis area:

   Not resolved to a course
   25-29

HPE Certification Emphasis:

1. KINES 366

   The Process of Teaching Physical Education
   3
2. KINES 395A

   Ldrshp Prac:Tchrs
   1
3. KINES 400

   Adapted Physical Education
   3
4. KINES 464

   Physical Education Programming and Practicum
   3
5. KINES 468W

   Health Instruction in the School--Content and Method
   3
6. KINES 495A

   Practicum in Student Teaching
   12
7. SPLED 400

   Inclusive Special Ed Foundations: Legal

   As published: “Inclusive Special Ed Foundations: Legal, Characteristics, Collaboration, Assessment, and Management”
   4

ACSM/NSCA Certification Emphasis:

1. KINES 395B

   Leadership Practicum: KINES
   1
2. KINES 421

   Exercise Psychology
   3
3. KINES 425W

   Physical Activity in Diverse Populations

   or: KINES 481W Scientific Basis of Exercise for Older Adults

   or: KINES 492W Programming for Business and Agencies

   or: KINES 493W Principles and Ethics of Coaching
   3
4. KINES 457

   Exercise Prescription and Case Studies
   3
5. KINES 485

   Science and Practice of Training Athletes
   3
6. KINES 495B

   Field and/or Research Practicum in Kinesiology
   3-6
7. KINES 495E

   Advanced Professional Development in Kinesiology
   3

Select 3 credits from approved 400-level courses:

1. KINES 402

   Human Anatomy Cadaver Dissection
   3
2. KINES 405N

   Bicycling Culture and Urban Design
   3
3. KINES 410

   Physical Growth and Motor Development
   3
4. KINES 411

   Introduction to Musculoskeletal Injury and Rehabilitation
   3
5. KINES 419

   Disability Sport and Recreation
   3
6. KINES 422

   Physical Activity Interventions
   3
7. KINES 423

   Psychology of Sports Injuries
   3
8. KINES 424

   Women and Sport
   3
9. KINES 425W

   Physical Activity in Diverse Populations
   3
10. KINES 426

    Physical Activity and Public Health
    3
11. KINES 427

    Developmental Sport & Exercise Psychology
    3
12. KINES 428

    Motivation and Emotion in Movement
    3
13. KINES 429

    Psychology of Sport Performance
    3
14. KINES 430W

    Groups in Physical Activity
    3
15. KINES 431

    Concussion in Athletics: Brain to Behavior
    3
16. KINES 454

    Women's Health and Exercise Across the Lifespan
    3
17. KINES 455

    Physiological Basis of Exercise as Medicine
    3
18. KINES 458

    Introduction to Electrocardiogram Interpretation
    3
19. KINES 459

    Community Engagement and Outreach in Kinesiology
    3
20. KINES 460

    Movement Disorders
    3
21. KINES 465

    Neurobiology of Sensorimotor Stroke Rehabilitation
    3
22. KINES 467

    The Science of Performance Enhancement
    3
23. KINES 481W

    Scientific Basis of Exercise for Older Adults
    3
24. KINES 483

    Motor Patterns of Children
    3
25. KINES 493

    Principles and Ethics of Coaching
    3
26. KINES 493W

    Principles and Ethics of Coaching
    3
27. KINES 495D

    Expanded Field and/or Research Practicum in Kinesiology
    1-12
28. KINES 499

    Foreign Studies
    1-12
29. NUTR 407

    Nutrition for Exercise and Sports
    3

Prescribed Courses

Prescribed Courses: Require a grade of C or better

1. BIOL 162

   Human Anatomy and Physiology I - Laboratory
   1
2. BIOL 164

   Human Anatomy and Physiology II - Laboratory
   1
3. CHEM 111

   Experimental Chemistry I
   1
4. CHEM 112

   Chemical Principles II
   3
5. CHEM 113

   Experimental Chemistry II
   1
6. KINES 395B

   Leadership Practicum: KINES
   1
7. KINES 495B

   Field and/or Research Practicum in Kinesiology
   3
8. PHYS 250

   (GN) 4 400-Level Course Selection

   As published: “Introductory Physics I”
   4
9. PSYCH 100

   Introductory Psychology
   3

Additional Courses

Additional Courses: Require a grade of C or better

1. BIOL 110

   Biology: Basic Concepts and Biodiversity

   or: BIOL 114& BIOL 115 Biology: Basic Concepts and Biodiversity - Lecture and Biology: Basic Concepts and Biodiversity - Lab
   4
2. CHEM 106

   Introductory and General Chemistry

   or: CHEM 110 Chemical Principles I
   3-5
3. MATH 26 or a higher level MATH course recommended by math placement test. Course list includes: MATH 26, MATH 40, MATH 41, MATH 110 or MATH 140

   Not resolved to a course
   3
4. Select 12 additional credits from 400-level Kines courses except KINES 403. No more than 3 credits of KINES 496, 408 or 495D may count toward this requirement

   Not resolved to a course
   12

Prescribed Courses

Prescribed Courses: Require a grade of C or better

1. KINES 200

   Muscle Training: Physiology, Programs, Techniques
   3
2. KINES 201

   Cardiorespiratory Training for Health and Performance
   3
3. KINES 260

   Research Skills in Kinesiology
   3
4. KINES 356

   Activity and Disease
   3
5. KINES 358

   Ergogenic Aids
   1
6. KINES 456

   Physical Fitness Appraisal
   4
7. KINES 457

   Exercise Prescription and Case Studies
   3
8. KINES 495C

   Exercise Science Practicum
   4

Additional Courses

Additional Courses: Require a grade of C or better

1. Select 3 credits from KINES 1 to KINES 99

   Not resolved to a course
   3
2. MATH 22 or Satisfactory performance on the MATH placement examination -- i.e., placement beyond the level of MATH 22

   Not resolved to a course
   3
3. PHYS 150

   Technical Physics I

   or: PHYS 250 Introductory Physics I
   3-4
4. Select one of the following:

   Not resolved to a course
   3-5
5. CHEM 101

   Introductory Chemistry
   2-3
6. CHEM 106

   Introductory and General Chemistry
   5
7. CHEM 110& CHEM 111

   Chemical Principles Iand Experimental Chemistry I

   Not resolved to a course
8. CHEM 130

   Introduction to General, Organic, and Biochemistry
   3
9. Select 3 credits of approved 400-level KINES:

   Not resolved to a course
   3
10. KINES 400

    Adapted Physical Education
    3
11. KINES 405N

    Bicycling Culture and Urban Design
    3
12. KINES 410

    Physical Growth and Motor Development
    3
13. KINES 413W

    Movement Science and Pseudoscience
    3
14. KINES 419

    Disability Sport and Recreation
    3
15. KINES 420

    Psychosocial Dimensions of Physical Activity
    3
16. KINES 421

    Exercise Psychology
    3
17. KINES 422

    Physical Activity Interventions
    3
18. KINES 423

    Psychology of Sports Injuries
    3
19. KINES 424

    Women and Sport
    3
20. KINES 425W

    Physical Activity in Diverse Populations
    3
21. KINES 426

    Physical Activity and Public Health
    3
22. KINES 427

    Developmental Sport & Exercise Psychology
    3
23. KINES 428

    Motivation and Emotion in Movement
    3
24. KINES 429

    Psychology of Sport Performance
    3
25. KINES 430W

    Groups in Physical Activity
    3
26. KINES 431

    Concussion in Athletics: Brain to Behavior
    3
27. KINES 440

    Philosophy and Sport
    3
28. KINES 441

    History of Sport in American Society
    3
29. KINES 445

    Alcohol and Drug Education
    3
30. KINES 446

    History of Sport in the Modern World
    3
31. KINES 447W

    Representing Sport in Popular Film
    3
32. KINES 449

    Sport in African History
    3
33. KINES 452

    Applied Cardiovascular Physiology
    3
34. KINES 453

    Environmental Physiology
    3
35. KINES 454

    Women's Health and Exercise Across the Lifespan
    3
36. KINES 455

    Physiological Basis of Exercise as Medicine
    3
37. KINES 458

    Introduction to Electrocardiogram Interpretation
    3
38. KINES 459

    Community Engagement and Outreach in Kinesiology
    3
39. KINES 460

    Movement Disorders
    3
40. KINES 463

    Acquisition of Motor Skills
    3
41. KINES 465

    Neurobiology of Sensorimotor Stroke Rehabilitation
    3
42. KINES 467

    The Science of Performance Enhancement
    3
43. KINES 470

    Genetics and Human Physical Performance
    3
44. KINES 471

    MOTOR CONTROL
    3
45. KINES 481W

    Scientific Basis of Exercise for Older Adults
    3
46. KINES 483

    Motor Patterns of Children
    3
47. KINES 484

    Advanced Biomechanics
    3
48. KINES 485

    Science and Practice of Training Athletes
    3
49. KINES 488

    Mechanics of Locomotion
    3
50. KINES 493

    Principles and Ethics of Coaching
    3
51. KINES 497

    Special Topics
    1-9

Supporting Courses and Related Areas

Supporting Courses and Related Areas: Require a grade of C or better

1. Select 16 credits from one of the following emphasis area from an approved list, in consultation with adviser. At least 3 credits must be at the 400 level.

   Not resolved to a course
   16

Business Emphasis

Science Emphasis