2003 / 2004 - Bellevue College

PHIL 265
Biomedical Ethics • 5 CR
Introduces ethical problems relating to medical
practice and biological research. Students discuss
ethical issues in euthanasia, abortion, animal experimentation,
genetic engineering, and doctorpatient
relationships. Designed for students entering
medical and research fields, but applicable to
moral problems in any field.
PHIL 267
Introduction to
Philosophy of Religion • 5 CR
Studies philosophical issues affecting the understanding
of religion. Students assess the rationality of religious
beliefs, miracles, and the existence of God.
PHIL 299
Independent Studies in
Philosophy • V1-5 CR
Covers directed reading, special projects, and independent
study by an individual student. Prerequisite:
Permission of instructor.
Physical Education
HEALTH SCIENCE & RELATED PROGRAMS
Double asterisks (**) indicate Physical Education
activity courses which may be repeated for a
maximum of 2 credits.
PE 101
Intro to Health, Physical Education,
& Recreation • 3 CR
Surveys various aspects of a professional physical
education career. Topics include history and philosophies;
personnel qualifications; training and
preparation opportunities; organizations; and related
fields. Students should take this course during
the first quarter or as soon as is practical.
PE 102**
Aerobic Dance • 1 CR
Improves muscle tone, flexibility, and endurance
through exercising to music. Students practice relaxation
techniques, isometric exercises and exercises
for figure control.
PE 103**
Co-Ed Aerobics • V1-2 CR
Provides cardiovascular improvement, changes metabolism,
and burns body fat. Students exercise to music
during the entire class period. A low-impact option
is also available to promote cardiovascular benefit, fat
burning, and toning without the stress of jumping.
PE 106**
Beginning Golf • 1 CR
Introduces basic skills and techniques of golf. Students
practice grip, stance, swing, use of various
clubs, rules, scoring, and the etiquette of the game.
PE 107**
Basketball • 1 CR
Introduces basic skills and techniques of basketball.
Students practice shooting, passing, dribbling,
footwork, rebounding, defense, and combining
individual offensive and defensive techniques
into play patterns.
PE 108**
Tennis • 1 CR
Introduces basic skills and techniques of tennis.
Students practice serves, forehand drive, backhand
drive, volley, grip, footwork, and rules and etiquette.
Student must supply own racquet.
PE 109**
Pickleball • 1 CR
Introduces the basic skills and techniques of
pickleball. Students learn grip, strokes, footwork,
and strategies, and practice court coverage
through drills and competition.
PE 110**
Life Fitness Training I • 2 CR
Develops individual fitness levels in aerobic capacity,
major muscle strength and endurance, flexibility,
and body composition.
PE 111**
Life Fitness Training II • 2 CR
Develops individual fitness levels in aerobic capacity,
major muscle strength and endurance, flexibility,
and body composition. Prerequisite: PE 110.
PE 112**
Life Fitness Training III • 2 CR
Develops individual fitness levels in aerobic capacity,
major muscle strength and endurance, flexibility,
and body composition. Prerequisite: PE 111.
PE 117**
Cardio Fitness • 2 CR
Promotes appreciation for cardiovascular fitness
through outdoor walking, jogging, hiking, and
aerobic games. Students of varying abilities follow
a prescribed exercise program based on predetermined
goals and assessments. Regular participation,
safety, and maintaining a training log are
emphasized.
PE 118**
Volleyball • 1 CR
Introduces basic skills and techniques of volleyball.
Students learn serving, setting up, and spiking the
ball; strategy of play in front and backcourts and
at nets; and rules and scoring.
PE 119**
Racquetball • 1 CR
Introduces basic skills and techniques of racquetball.
Students practice fundamental elements,
learn rules of play, and develop the ability to enjoy
game situations.
PE 120**
Karate • 1 CR
Introduces Okinawan Goju-Ryu, emphasizing the
philosophy as well as the skills and etiquette of
karate. Students focus on developing self-reliance
and self-confidence.
PE 121**
Intermediate Karate • 1 CR
Continues PE 120, developing intermediate skills
and techniques of Okinawan Goju-Ryu karate. Students
learn defensive and offensive methods used
in self-defense. Prerequisite: PE 120 or permission
of instructor.
PE 122**
Badminton • 1 CR
Introduces basic skills and techniques of badminton.
Students learn rules and strategies and practice
grip, strokes, footwork, and court coverage.
PE 123**
Archery • 1 CR
Introduces basic skills and techniques of archery.
Topics include stringing the bow, handling bow and
arrow, shooting, safety, and care of equipment.
PE 127**
Soccer • 2 CR
Course Descriptions
Introduces basic skills and techniques of soccer. Students
learn rules, defensive and offensive tactics.
PE 136**
Basketball and Flag Football • 2 CR
Presents basic skills and rules in both sports. Basketball:
ball handling, passing, shooting, pivoting,
and dribbling. Flag football: stances, ball carrying,
passing and receiving, kicking, tackling, and centering.
Students practice basic elements of offensive
and defensive play.
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