2007-08 Academic Year - Humboldt State University

martial artist. Emphasis on escapes, reversals,
and specific holds. [Rep.]
PE 240. Tai Chi Chuan, Intermediate (1). Competition
of Yang style short form with corrections.
Self-defense applications from form-specific postures
and movements. [Rep.]
PE 248. Tennis, Intermediate (1). Drills to tune
up techniques. Participate in singles/doubles
tournament. [Rep.]
PE 254. Walking Fitness (1). Low-impact,
sustained aerobic activity while walking through
community. [Rep.]
PE 257. Weight Training, Individual, Intermediate
(1). Continues PE 157. [Rep.]
PE 258. Strength Fitness (2). Intermediate
concepts of weight training. Works from strength
foundation established in PE 158. Two additional
hours TBA. [Rep.]
PE 259. Yoga (1). Postures designed to increase
flexibility, strength, awareness, relaxation. [Rep.]
PE 280. Special Topics (1-4). New courses,
workshops. [Rep.]
PE 289. Special Topics (1-3). Activities. [Rep.]
PE 327. Golf, Advanced (1). Strategy; tournament-type
play. Fee required by golf course.
[Prereq: beginning and/or intermediate course,
or equivalent, and IA. Rep.]
PE 340. Tai Chi Chuan, Advanced (1). Variations
of Yang-style short-form postures for self-defense.
[Rep.]
PE 348. Tennis, Advanced (1). Playing time; many
tournaments. [Rep.]
PE 480. Special Topics (1-4). Topics of current
interest. [Rep.]
INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS
PE 420. Intercollegiate Men’s Basketball (3).
[Rep up to a total of 6 intercollegiate athletic
units.]
PE 421. Intercollegiate Women’s Basketball
(3). [Rep up to a total of 6 intercollegiate athletic
units.]
PE 424. Intercollegiate Women’s Crew (3). [Rep
up to a total of 6 intercollegiate athletic units.]
PE 426. Intercollegiate Men’s/Women’s Cross
Country (3). [Rep up to a total of 6 intercollegiate
athletic units.]
PE 432. Intercollegiate Football (3). [Rep up to
a total of 6 intercollegiate athletic units.]
PE 438. Intercollegiate Men’s/Women’s Soccer
(3). [Rep up to a total of 6 intercollegiate
athletic units.]
PE 444. Intercollegiate Women’s Softball (3).
[Rep up to a total of 6 intercollegiate athletic
units.]
PE 456. Intercollegiate Men’s/Women’s Track
& Field (3). [Rep up to a total of 6 intercollegiate
athletic units.]
PE 463. Intercollegiate Women’s Volleyball
(3). [Rep up to a total of 6 intercollegiate athletic
units.]
INTERCOLLEGIATE CLUB SPORTS
Participate in an organized athletic program while
learning fundamental skills, game strategy, tactics,
and sportsmanship. Participants are required to
attend practice and encouraged to participate in
games.
The above statement applies to all of the following
Physical Education courses:
PE 314. Intercollegiate Club Cheer (2). [Rep. up
to 6 intercollegiate units.]
PE 315. Intercollegiate Club Lacrosse, Men (2).
[Rep up to 6 intercollegiate units.]
PE 317. Intercollegiate Club Baseball (2). [Rep.
up to 6 intercollegiate units.]
PE 318. Intercollegiate Club Rugby, Men (2). [Rep
up to 6 intercollegiate units.]
PE 319. Intercollegiate Club Rugby, Women (2).
[Rep. up to 6 intercollegiate units.]
PE 320. Intercollegiate Club Crew, Men (2).
[Rep. up to 6 intercollegiate units.]
PE 321. Intercollegiate Club Mountain Biking
(2). [Rep. up to 6 intercollegiate units.]
PE 322. Intercollegiate Club Volleyball, Men (2).
[Rep up to 6 intercollegiate units.]
PE 323. Intercollegiate Club Ultimate Frisbee,
Men (2). [Rep. up to 6 intercollegiate units.]
PE 324. Intercollegiate Club Ultimate Frisbee,
Women (2). [Rep up to 6 intercollegiate units.]
PE 325. Intercollegiate Club Fencing (2).
Strategies leading to competition. [Rep. up to 6
intercollegiate units.]
TEAM SPORTS
PE 116. Basketball (1). Beginning skills and
knowledge for playing organized basketball. Skill
development drills; game situations. [Rep.]
PE 134. Lacrosse (1). Fundamentals, leading to
competitive play. [Rep.]
PE 136. Rugby (1). Introductory skills and tactics.
Skill building and controlled, noncontact competition.
[Rep.]
PE 141. Soccer, Beginning (1). Skills, strategies,
tactics. [Rep.]
PE 151. Ultimate Frisbee, Beginning (1). Disc
throwing techniques; fundamentals of the game
of ultimate. Develop game strategy through drills
and playing. [Rep.]
PE 152. Volleyball, Beginning (1). Skills and
knowledge to play organized volleyball. Skill
development drills, rotation explanations, game
situations. [Rep.]
PE 241. Soccer, Intermediate (1). Skills, tactics.
[Rep.]
PE 242. Softball, Intermediate (1). Game situations
to refine skills and enjoy the sport. [Rep.]
PE 250. Intramural Activity (.5-1). Enhance
psychomotor skills and fitness levels and make
choices about lifetime leisure activities. [Rep up
to 2 units.]
PE 251. Ultimate Frisbee, Intermediate (1).
For those with fundamental skills and knowledge
of game. Drills; develop game strategy through
playing. [Rep.]
PE 252. Volleyball, Intermediate (1). For those
with basic knowledge. Skills, strategies, game
tactics. [Rep.]
PE 256. Wallyball (1). Volleyball game (4-, 3-, or
2-on-a-side) played on a racquetball court using
various walls to maintain or end rallies. [Rep.]
PE 330. Football, Advanced (1). Spring drills. [Rep.]
PE 352. Volleyball, Advanced (1). Skills (offense
and defense), technical strategies. [Rep.]
PE 372. Theory & Techniques of Football (2).
Theory, strategy, and techniques of each position
(offense, defense, kicking). Specific coaching points
and drills to teach assignments/responsibilities
in a football system.
PE 487. Techniques of Officiating Basketball
(2). Theory of officiating in men’s and women’s
programs. Practical application.
Physics
Physics majors and minors must earn
a minimum grade of C- in all physics
courses.
LOWER DIVISION
PHYX 99. Supplemental Instruction in Physics
(1). Collaborative work for students enrolled in
introductory physics.
PHYX 103. Introduction to Meteorology (3).
Weather phenomena and processes underlying
them. Mostly nonmathematical treatment. Demonstrations
support lecture ideas. Lab: practical
forecasting. [Prereq: math code 30. Weekly: 2
hrs lect, 3 hrs lab. GE.]
PHYX 104. Descriptive Astronomy (4). Understand
and appreciate astronomy/planet Earth.
Methods of obtaining facts and formulating
principles. Labs: naked-eye star/planet observation,
movement of moon and celestial sphere,
constellations, galaxies, star clusters, light and
spectroscopy, telescopes. For nonmajors. [Prereq:
math code 30. Weekly: 3 hrs lect, 3 hrs lab/field
trips. GE.]
PHYX 104B. Descriptive Astronomy (3). Same
as 104 without the lab. [Prereq: math code 30.]
PHYX 104L. Descriptive Astronomy Lab (1).
Same as 104 without lecture. Field trips.
PHYX 105. Conceptual Physics (4). Overview
of principles. Techniques/attitudes which made
their discovery possible. For nonmajors. [Prereq:
math code 30. Weekly: 3 hrs lect, 3 hrs lab. GE.]
PHYX 106. College Physics: Mechanics & Heat
(4). Noncalculus, for science majors. Mechanics,
fluids, heat, sound. [Prereq: MATH 115 or math
code 50 or MPT3 15. Weekly: 3 hrs lect, 3 hrs
lab. CAN PHYS 2. GE.]
activ activity; (C) may be concurrent; CAN California articulation number; coreq corequisite(s); CR/NC mandatory credit/no credit; CWT communication & ways of thinking; DA dept approval
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2007-2008 Humboldt State University Catalog