1977-1978 - Cochise College

handle and care for the animal in the Western tradition. Studentlearns to handle Western saddle. select appropriate equipment. toevaluate pleasure horse before purchase. to care for general wellbeingof animal.2 hours weekly,PE 140 Mexicen Folk Dence/1 UnitPrerequisite: Conversational proficiency In Spanish. or permissionof instructor. An inttoduction to the basic Me)(ican Folk Dances, the meaning. importance. theory. history. and general characteristics of Me)(ican Folklore Dances, All students learn to dance five main Mexican folk dances. 2 hours weekly.PE 141 Beginning B9ilketbal1l1 UnitPrerequisite: None An introduction to the game of ba"ketball: rules baSIC skills. and fundamentals of a popular sports activity, 2 hours weekly, PE 143 Beckpecklng/1 UnitPrerequisite: PE 133 or permission of instructor, Practical backpacking and wilderness camping techniques. emphasis on preservation of wilderness areas. proper e)(pedltion behavior, selection and care of equipment. One group backpack,one individual backpack. StLldents ml)st fllrni~h their ownequipment. 2 hours weekly. PE 145 Beginning Coed Kerete/1 UnitPrerequisite: NoneA beginning karate class for men and women, The basic data.etiquette, language and techniques for Korean-style karate2 hours weekly.PE 147 Intermediete Coed Judo/1 UnitPrerequisite: PE 137 or permission of instructor. Introduction to the intermediate skills of Judo, with a brief introduction to the advanced skills. 2 hours weekly, lecture and participation, PE 198-299 IndiYiduel Studi ../1-2 Unit.Prerequisite: Approval of DiviSion Chairman and instructor. The student will solve a problem under the direction of a faculty member with the approval the Division Chairman. May be repeated for credit. PE 155 Orl,ntelion to Phy.ice' Educetion/3 Unit.Prerequisite: NoneAn Introduction to the nature and scope of physical education. itshistorical development, basic philosophy and objectives. changingconcepts, scientific foundations, and. professional opportunities. Taught spring semester only, 3 hours lecture, PE 171 Orientetlon to Recrletion/2 Unit.Prerequisite: NoneAnalysis of the nature and scope of the field of recreation, Itshistorical development, philosophy and objectives, changingconcepts, scientific foundations and professional opportunities,recreation in American life, roles of variOUS levels of government inrecreation. relationships between physical education, health.camping, and outdoor recreation. Taught spring semester only.2 hours lecture.PE 181 Elementery School Phy.ice' Educetion/3 Unll.Prerequisite: None A study of the scope and values of physical education and movement education In the elementary school including the teaching designs for primary and intermediate grades pertaining to physical education as well as knowledge necessary to evaluate physical education programs. Course designed for prospective elementary education teachers, physical education majors, and minors, 3 hours lecture. PE 190 Sport. OHicieting/3 Unit.Prerequisite: None A lecture and laboratory course to develop the art and skill of officiating several sports including basketball. football, baseball, and volleyball. Completion of the course will qualify a person for trainee and/or proba1ionary status with the Arizona Interscholastic Association, Taught fall semester only. 3 hours lecture, PHYSICS PH 001 Introduction to Phy.ic./4 Unit. Prerequisite: None A survey course in the basic concepts of physics, Limited emphasis on mathematical applications. 3 hours lecture; 3 hours laboratory, PH 120-121 Generellntroductory Phy.ic./4-4 Unit.Prerequisite: MA 110 or equivalent: PH 120 is a prerequisite forPH 121­Lectures. demonstration, and problems in mechanics, propertiesof mattflr, heat sound, light, electncity, and magnetism, atomicand nuclear physics.3 hours lecture: 3 hours laboratory.PH 230-231 Introductory Phy.ic. with Celculu./4-4 Unit.Prerequisite: MA 161. PH 230 is a prerequisite for PH 231, Covers the same areas as PH 120-121 but in greater depth by the