2012 Catalog PDF - Feather River College

Course Listings
HES 165 THEORY OF INTERCOLLEGIATE 1 UNIT
HOURS: 3 LAB WOMEN’s BASKETBALL CSU
A course that covers all aspects of the theory of women’s basketball, emphasizing the philosophical foundations
and history of the game, sports nutrition, healthy living, perfecting form and technique, and offensive and defensive
strategies.
HES 166 THEORY OF INTERCOLLEGIATE 1 UNIT
HOURS: 3 LAB MEN’s BASKETBALL CSU, UC
A course that covers all aspects of the theory of basketball, emphasizing the philosophical foundations and history
of the game, sports nutrition, healthy living, perfecting form and technique, and offensive and defensive strategies,
and opponent scouting and evaluation.
HES 167 THEORY OF INTERCOLLEGIATE 1 UNIT
HOURS: 3 LAB WOMEN’s VOLLEYBALL CSU, UC
A course that covers all aspects of the theory of women’s volleyball, emphasizing the philosophical foundations and
history of the game, sports nutrition, healthy living, perfecting form and technique, and offensive and defensive
strategies, and opponent scouting and evaluation
HES 168 THEORY OF INTERCOLLEGIATE 1 UNIT
HOURS: 3 LAB SOFTBALL CSU
A course that covers all aspects of the theory of softball, emphasizing the philosophical foundations and history of
the game, sports nutrition, healthy living, perfecting form and technique, and offensive and defensive strategies, and
opponent scouting and evaluation.
HES 169 THEORY OF INTERCOLLEGIATE 1 UNIT
HOURS: 3 LAB BASEBALL CSU
A course that covers all aspects of the theory of baseball, emphasizing the philosophical foundations and history of
the game, sports nutrition, healthy living, perfecting form and technique, and offensive and defensive strategies, and
opponent scouting and evaluation.
HES 170 INTRODUCTION TO NUTRITION 3 UNITS
HOURS: 3 LEC
CSU, UC
Physiological, social and psychological factors affecting food intake are examined. The relationship of nutrients to
health throughout the life cycle is explored. Cross-listed with NCA 170.
HES 171 BEGINNING GOLF 1 UNIT
HOURS: 9 LEC; 27 LAB
CSU, UC
This short term course will offer the individual student the opportunity to learn the basic fundamental skills necessary
to play the game of golf.
HES 172 BEGINNING LIFE LONG FITNESS 0.5-6 UNITS
HOURS: 1.5-18 LAB
CSU, UC
In keeping with the primary purpose of wellness, this course is designed to provide insight relative to the values
derived by enriching the quality of our lives. Further, it includes the mechanisms for identifying individual needs and
providing the means for measurement and improvement of lifestyles to reach a higher level of well being. This course
provides a personalized approach to assess and prescribe the necessary programs to improve the components of
physical fitness and wellness. These skills will be taught through sport, such as volleyball, swimming, aerobic dancing,
water aerobics, tae bo, weight training, yoga, sports massage, racquetball, kickboxing, etc. The use of the school and
community facilities and equipment will enhance the students’ awareness of options for different activities.
General Education/Core Class Identification
The transfer requirements satisfied by FRC courses for California four-year universities or University of Nevada, Reno are
indicated below the unit value of each course. The IGETC pattern applies to both the California State University (CSU) and
University of California (UC) systems, as well as the University of Nevada, Reno. The letters in parentheses indicate any General
Education (GE) Breadth area also satisfied. Please refer to the CSU and IGETC transfer patterns (pgs. 66-69) or meet with
an academic advisor for clarification.
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