2009â2010 Academic Catalog - Concordia University Ann Arbor

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Concordia University Ann Arbor 2009–2010 Academic Catalog Physical Education The recognition of the importance of physical activity in the lives of all people underlies the curriculum of the Division of Kinesiology. Every student is encouraged to receive instruction and practice in a variety of lifetime sports and recreational activities. The Kinesiology curriculum is designed with an emphasis in the appreciation and study of human movement, with the goal to educate students for careers in teaching and coaching, athletics administration, recreation, and allied health and wellness programs. Physical Education Major —Liberal Arts, Pre-Law, Pre-Seminary, Secondary Education Programs 31 credits Required Courses 31 credits KIN201 Introduction to Physical Education 3 KIN233 Sports Health 3 KIN235 Motor Learning & Development 3 KIN323 Adapted Physical Education 2 KIN334* Biomechanics 3 KIN335* Physiology of Exercise 3 KIN350 Coaching Methods 3 KIN400 Tests & Measurements in Physical Education 2 KIN401 Teaching Rhythms & Dance 2 KIN402 Theory & Practice of Individual Sports 2 KIN405 Theory & Practice of Team Sports/Games 2 KIN410 Health Education 3 *Both KIN334 and KIN335 require BIO332-Human Anatomy & Physiology I as a prerequisite; and BIO332-Human Anatomy & Physiology I requires BIO201-General Biology as a prerequisite. Physical Education Minor —Elementary Education, Liberal Arts, Pre-Law, Pre-Seminary, Secondary Education Programs 21 credits Required Courses 16 credits KIN201 Introduction to Physical Education 3 KIN235 Motor Learning & Development 3 KIN334* Biomechanics 3 KIN335* Physiology of Exercise 3 Select two of the following courses. KIN401 Teaching Rhythms & Dance 2 KIN402 Theory & Practice of Individual Sports 2 KIN405 Theory & Practice of Team Sports/Games 2 *Both KIN334 and KIN335 require BIO332-Human Anatomy & Physiology I as a prerequisite; and BIO332-Human Anatomy & Physiology I requires BIO201-General Biology as a prerequisite. Electives—Select 5 credits from the following courses. KIN233 Sports Health 3 KIN323 Adapted Physical Education 2 KIN350 Coaching Methods 3 5 credits Physical Science Minor —Liberal Arts, Pre-Law, Pre-Seminary Programs 23 credits Required Courses 23 credits CHE211 Chemistry I 4 CHE212 Chemistry II 4 PHY211 Physics I 4 PHY212 Physics II 4 Select one of the following courses. CHE205 Chemistry of Living Systems 4 CHE321 Organic Chemistry I 4 Pg. 61 of 118
Concordia University Ann Arbor 2009–2010 Academic Catalog Select one of the following courses. ESC201 Physical Geology 3 ESC310 Meteorology 3 Physics The following minor is a collaboration effort between Eastern Michigan University and Concordia. This minor may be combined with a Mathematics Major. For more information, contact faculty members of the Mathematics or Physics departments of the Division of Natural Sciences. Physics Minor —Liberal Arts, Pre-Law, Pre-Seminary, Secondary Education Programs 39 credits Required Courses taken at Concordia 28 credits MAT221 Calculus I & Analytical Geometry 4 MAT222 Calculus II & Analytical Geometry 4 MAT231 Linear Algebra 3 MAT323 Calculus III & Analytical Geometry 4 MAT341 Differential Equations 3 PHY223 Mechanics, Sound & Heat 5 PHY224 Electricity, Magnetism & Light 5 Required Courses taken at Eastern Michigan University —The grades and credits for these courses will be transferred to Concordia University. 11 credits PHY330 Intermediate Mechanics I 3 PHY360 Heat & Thermodynamics 4 PHY370 Modern Physics 3 PHY372 Modern Physics Laboratory 1 SCHOOL OF RELIGIOUS STUDIES & SOCIAL SCIENCES — RELIGION & PHILOSOPHY Biblical Languages The courses in Greek and Hebrew provide the student with an acquaintance of the life and thought of two ancient civilizations whose ties in language, life, and thought are many. The offerings in Greek are intended to prepare the student for deeper study and understanding of the early Christian world and the New Testament. The courses in Hebrew are designed to provide a foundation for the study of the Old Testament. They also are intended to serve as an introduction to a Semitic language, literature, and culture. These objectives are best accomplished through a careful study of literature and philosophy in the original language. Biblical Languages Major —Liberal Arts, Pre-Law, Pre-Seminary Programs 36 credits Required Courses 25 credits GRE201A Elementary Greek I 4 GRE202A Elementary Greek II 4 HEB201A Elementary Hebrew I 4 HEB202A Elementary Hebrew II 4 REL241 Biblical Literature I-Old Testament 3 REL242 Biblical Literature II-New Testament 3 REL356 Biblical World (w) 3 Electives—Select each of the following repeatable courses to obtain 10 credits with a minimum of 4 credits in each language. 10 credits GRE316 Greek Readings (Repeatable) 2 HEB316 Hebrew Readings (Repeatable) 2 Pg. 62 of 118
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