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EDHP 1033 Aerobic Dance
1 cr.
A total fitness program designed to strengthen the heart, lungs, and
vascular system through continuous rhythmic movement. Three
hours of laboratory.
EDHP 1040 Beginning Gymnastics
1 cr.
A course designed to develop beginning skill in tumbling, gymnastics
apparatus, and trampoline. Three hours of laboratory.
EDHP 1050 Conditioning for Phys Fitness
1 cr.
A course designed to promote physical fitness with emphasis on
cardio-respiratory endurance, muscular strength, flexibility, and
body composition. Three hours of laboratory.
EDHP 1052 Marathon Training
1 cr.
Prerequisite: consent of department. This course is designed to prepare
an individual to successfully complete a 26.2 mile footrace
marathon. In addition to physical training, physiologic, psychologic,
nutritional, and historical perspectives will be examined as
related to marathon running.
EDHP 1060 Weight Training
1 cr.
Acquisition of knowledge and skill in weight training. Three hours
of laboratory.
EDHP 1070 Beginning Swimming
1 cr.
A course designed to provide the student with knowledge of swimming,
basic swimming skills, and water safety aids. Three hours of
laboratory.
EDHP 1071 Advanced Swimming
1 cr.
Prerequisite: EDHP 1070 or consent of department. A course designed
to provide the student with knowledge of advanced swimming techniques
and basic water safety skills. Three hours of laboratory.
EDHP 1072 Lifeguard Training/WSI
2 cr.
Prerequisite: EDHP 1071 or consent of department. A course to provide
the student with lifeguard training and water safety instruction
skills in accordance with Red Cross Standards. One hour of
lecture and three hours of lab.
EDHP 1080 Beginning Martial Arts
1 cr.
The study of a modern, scientific valid martial art that includes
skill development in basic technique, form and sparring. Students
who pass the belt test at the end of the course and desire official
ranking in the International Shotokan Karate Federation can
obtain a certificate, membership card, and appropriate belt by paying
a small fee.
EDHP 2000 Theory Pract Coach Volleyball
2 cr.
A course designed to provide the student with skills, technique, and
knowledge relative to coaching volleyball.
EDHP 2001 Theory Pract Coach Baseball
2 cr.
A course designed to provide the student with skills, technique, and
knowledge relative to coaching baseball.
EDHP 2002 Theory Pract Coach Softball
2 cr.
A course designed to provide the student with skills, technique, and
knowledge relative to coaching softball.
EDHP 2003 Theory Pract Coach Basketball
2 cr.
A course designed to provide the student with skills, technique, and
knowledge relative to coaching basketball.
EDHP 2004 Theory Pract Coach Track & Field
2 cr.
A course designed to provide the student with skills, technique, and
knowledge relative to coaching track and field.
EDHP 2005 Theory Pract Coach Football
2 cr.
A course designed to provide the student with skills, technique, and
knowledge relative to coaching football.
EDHP 2032 Creative Dance
1 cr.
Prerequisite: consent of department. Creative dance with emphasis
on musical structure, spatial relationships, and design and choreography.
Three hours of laboratory.
EDHP 2070 Psychology of Coaching
2 cr.
Psychological considerations applied to the athletic situation,
including coaching personalities, athletic personalities, psychological
injuries, motivation, mental preparation, relaxation techniques,
and stereotypes in athletics.
EDHP 2110 Found of Hum Perf & Hlth Promo
3 cr.
Prerequisite: consent of department. The study of the history, principles,
philosophies, and social foundations of health and physical
education.
EDHP 2170 Meas & Eval Hum Perf/Hlth Prom
3 cr.
Prerequisite: Complete at least one three-credit Math course at or
above the 1000 level, EDHP 2110, or consent of department. A study
of the fundamental aspects of the measurement and evaluative
process. Principles and practices concerning the construction, use,
administration, and interpretation of evaluative instruments in
human performance and health promotions in school and nonschool
settings.
EDHP 2311 Methods in Physical Education
3 cr.
This course addresses methods of teaching physical education and
coordinated health in elementary schools. One hour of lecture and
two hours of field experience. Prerequisites: EDUC 1000, 1100, 2000
and 2100.
EDHP 2320 Meth PE/Health Elem School
3 cr.
Prerequisite: EDUC 1000, 1100, 2000. A course designed for the physical
education and elementary education teacher candidate. Focus
is on teaching skills and age-appropriate curriculum in health and
physical education for grades PK-6. This course includes field experiences
and meets for a total of four hours weekly.
EDHP 2600 Leadership in Social Recreatio
2 cr.
Techniques of leadership in recreational activities, crafts, group
singing, party games and contests, dancing and outings. One hour
of lecture and two hours of laboratory.
EDHP 2700 Special Physical Education
1 cr.
Prerequisite: consent of department. A program of special activities
and exercises for students when regular activities are not appropriate.
(May be repeated for one semester hour credit.) Three hours
of laboratory.
EDHP 2998 Practicum in Physical Educ K-6
1 cr.
For Human Performance and Health Promotion Teacher Certification
students only. Required concurrent enrollment in EDHP 2320.
Supervised field experience in an elementary school.
EDHP 3200 Kinesiology & Biomechanics
3 cr.
Prerequisite: BIOS 1301, 1303, 1311, and 1313; EDHP 2110; or consent of
the department. Special emphasis is given to factors influencing
movement; mechanics of movable parts and means of voluntary
control; action of joints and muscles in natural movements in daily
life in gymnastics in dance and in sports; and the mechanics of
posture and common abnormalities of spine and foot.
EDHP 3201 Physiology of Exercise
3 cr.
Prerequisites: BIOS 1301, 1303, 1311, and 1313; EDHP 2110; MATH 1115
and 1116 or MATH 1125 and 1126; or consent of department. A study
of the central concepts of interdependence of bodily systems during
human movement. Emphasis is placed on the effects of exercise
and athletic training upon the systems of the body.
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