2009-11 Marian University Course Catalog, fall 2010 edition
2009-11 Marian University Course Catalog, fall 2010 edition
2009-11 Marian University Course Catalog, fall 2010 edition
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ENV 171<br />
Introduction to Environmental<br />
Science Lab 1 credit<br />
Prerequisite or corequisite: 170. Application of environmental<br />
studies methods, through field and laboratory exercises. One<br />
three hour lab period. Lab fee required. In conjunction with<br />
170, this course satisfies the lab portion of the general<br />
education requirement in the scientific and quantitative<br />
reasoning category. (FAL)<br />
ENV 172 4 credits<br />
Introduction to Environmental Science<br />
This course examines the biological principles underlying the<br />
use, conservation and preservation of natural resources,<br />
covering such topics as management of harvested<br />
populations, pest management, biodiversity, conservation of<br />
endangered species, climate change, human demography,<br />
nutrient cycles and pollution. This course is generally offered<br />
only in the adult program. (ADD)<br />
ESS 120<br />
Biophysical Values of Activity 3 credits<br />
A study of exercises, preparation and supervision of exercise<br />
programs, isotonic, isometric, and plyometrics programs,<br />
interval and circuit training, principles of caloric expenditure,<br />
healthful techniques of weight loss and weight gain, and<br />
methods of class presentation. (FAL)<br />
ESS 128<br />
Foundations of Physical<br />
Education and Sport 2 credits<br />
Exploration in the field of physical education; identification of<br />
various philosophies and how to establish a philosophic base<br />
for physical education; historical and social forces that act<br />
upon physical education and sports; and principles that exist<br />
in the field of physical education. (FAL)<br />
ESS 139<br />
Introduction to Sport Management 3 credits<br />
An examination of the many career opportunities that exist in<br />
the field of sport management. Emphasis is provided in<br />
career planning, terminology of sport management,<br />
professional skills required, historical perspectives of sport,<br />
and the psychology and sociology of sport. (FAL)<br />
ESS 145<br />
Health & Physical Education<br />
Teaching Strategies and Methods 2 credits<br />
HPE Teaching Strategies designed to assist the HPE teaching<br />
major or minor in the development of lesson planning,<br />
leadership skills, methodology, and classroom procedures in<br />
the physical education environment. (2SE).<br />
ESS 150<br />
Individual Sports 3 credits<br />
A study of rules, skills, strategy, and self-testing relating to<br />
life-long sports. The student receives instruction in teaching<br />
techniques in tennis, golf, bowling, archery, tumbling and<br />
stunts, and other individual sports. Health and wellness is<br />
promoted in lifelong sports participation. (2SO)<br />
ESS 160<br />
Team Sports 3 credits<br />
A study of rules, skills, strategy, and self-testing relating to<br />
team sports. The student receives instruction in teaching<br />
techniques in volleyball, softball, soccer, touch and flag<br />
football, basketball, and other team sports. (2SE)<br />
ESS 228<br />
Movement and Rhythmic Activities 2 credits<br />
This study and teaching application of the skills associated<br />
with movement, rhythmic, and associated activities in the<br />
physical education environment. Emphasis will be on the<br />
fundamental skills, appreciation, and instructional strategies<br />
and teaching methods. (2FE).<br />
ESS 230<br />
First Aid 2 credits<br />
Methods of rendering aid in case of sudden illness or<br />
accident. The student receives instruction on how to care for<br />
himself as well as others in emergency situations. Methods of<br />
maintaining optimal health are introduced. Instruction on<br />
how to perform CPR (cardio-pulmonary resuscitation) is<br />
provided. Fee required. (SEM)<br />
ESS 240<br />
Officiating 3 credits<br />
Theory and practice of procedures, techniques, and ethics of<br />
officiating baseball, basketball, football, softball, and<br />
volleyball. The student has the opportunity to become<br />
licensed in any or all of the above sports. $35 fee for state<br />
testing and license certification by the IHSAA. (2FE)<br />
ESS 249<br />
School Health Education 3 credits<br />
This course is designed to prepare the health educator in<br />
teaching for school health throughout the school curriculum.<br />
Emphasis will be on the content, activities, and resources to<br />
help the classroom teacher deliver health instruction to K –<br />
12 students and thereby help the students form a positive<br />
foundation for lifetime health and wellness. (ADD)<br />
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