Victory University 2012-2013 Academic Catalog

PE-2603 THEORIES OF COACHING (3 SEMESTER HOURS)
Comprehensive introduction to the art of coaching. The course introduces a positive coaching
philosophy. The principles of coaching are presented as digested from the fields of sport
psychology, sport pedagogy, sport physiology, sport medicine and sport management.
PE-3503 ORGANIZATIONAL ADMINISTRATION OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION (3 SEMESTER HOURS)
The purpose of this course is to provide physical education majors/minors with information and
learning experience that will enable them to acquire competencies needed to be an effective
member of an organization to effectively organize, manage, and conduct physical
education/sports/athletic programs. Methods of instruction include lecture, class discussion,
case studies, group and partner interactive learning, experiential problem solving activities and
role playing.
PE-3003 CPR AND FIRST AID (3 SEMESTER HOURS)
This is an American Red Cross course in cardio-pulmonary resuscitation leading to certification
in basic life support.
PHYSICS (PH)
PH-2324 PHYSICS I (3 SEMESTER HOURS)
A study of the fundamental concepts of physics, mechanics, heat, sound, electricity, light and
modern physics, including atomic and nuclear structure. Lecture only. Prerequisite: MA-2044;
Co-requisite: PH-2324-L. Offered Fall semester of odd-numbered years.
PH-2324-L PHYSICS I LAB (1 SEMESTER HOUR)
Laboratory experiences to complement concepts presented in PH-2324. Prerequisite: MA-
2423; Prerequisite or Co-requisite: PH-2324. Offered Fall semester of odd-numbered years.
PH-2454 PHYSICS II (3 SEMESTER HOURS)
A continuation of Physics I. Prerequisite: PH-2324; Co-requisite: PH-2454-L. Offered Spring
semester of even-numbered years.
PH-2454-L PHYSICS II LAB (1 SEMESTER HOUR)
Laboratory experience to complement the concepts presented in PH-2454. Prerequisite: PH-
2324, PH-2324-L; Co-requisite: PH-2454. Offered Spring semester of even-numbered years.
PSYCHOLOGY (PS)
PS-1100 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY (3 SEMESTER HOURS)
An introduction to the field of psychology with an emphasis on social science topics in
psychology. Areas include: Schools of thought in psychology, developmental psychology,
intelligence, motivation, emotion, personality, health psychology, social psychology,
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