SWOSU Undergraduate Catalog 2023-2024

Southwestern Oklahoma State University Undergraduate Catalog 2023-2024

KINES 1471 ELEMENTARY TENNIS Basic instruction in the theory and practice of skills, rules, terminology, etiquette, and game strategy for singles and doubles play. D KINES 1511 PHYSICAL FITNESS Theory and practice of aerobic and weight training activities with learning experiences designed to promote individual fitness. F KINES 1621 SOFTBALL Prerequisite: Participation in varsity intercollegiate softball. F KINES 1631 BASEBALL Prerequisite: Varsity participation . F, S KINES 1661 BASKETBALL Prerequisite: Varsity participation . F, S KINES 1681 VOLLEYBALL Prerequisite: Varsity participation . F , S KINES 1691 FOOTBALL Prerequisite: Varsity participation . F, S KINES 1711 SOCCER Prerequisite: Varsity participation . F, S KINES 1751 TEAM SPORTS Designed more for women students. Theory and practice of soccer, volleyball, and selected team sports; basic skills, rules, strategy and game play. D KINES 1781 TEAM SPORTS Instruction and practice in the following team sports: Basketball, softball, and track and field. D KINES 1811 INDIVIDUAL SPORTS Instruction and practice of fundamental skills of badminton, racketball, tennis, and track and field; knowledge of rules, techniques and strategies associated with play. D KINES 1932 TECHNIQUES AS APPLIED TO GYMNASTICS, FITNESS, & AQUATICS A study of basic skills, techniques, practices, and methodologies of gymnastics, aquatics, and fitness. The gymnastics component includes work in tumbling and on the various apparatus. The aquatic component will stress progressive learning techniques and aquatic skills of necessity. The fitness component will focus on techniques for attainment as well as assessment of wellness/fitness criteria. The course is designed primarily for the practitioner and is required of all Physical Education and Recreation Majors. F, S KINES 1942 TECHNIQUES AS APPLIED TO INDIVIDUAL SPORTS A study of basic skills, techniques and practices utilized in various individual sports. Emphasis on application and analysis of principles essential for successful participation in the various sports. The course is designed primarily for the practitioner and is required of all Physical Education and Recreation Majors and endorsement students. F, S KINES 1952 TECHNIQUES AS APPLIED TO TEAM SPORTS A study of basic skills, techniques and practices utilized in various team sports. Emphasis on application and analysis of principles essential for successful participation in the various sports. The course is designed primarily for the practitioner and is required of all Physical Education and Recreation Majors and endorsement students. F, S KINES 2111 RACQUETBALL Designed for both male and female participants. Basic instruction in skills, techniques, and strategies essential for play in the sport. D

KINES 2141 RODEO Prerequisite: Varsity rodeo participation. F, S KINES 2151 WALKING FITNESS

Learn the basic skills for walking. Learn the proper warm-up and cool down procedures. Work on self-assessment of your personal fitness. Monitor your walking with a pedometer. S KINES 2212 FIRST AID Knowledge in accident prevention, emergency treatment, and care of injuries and illness. American Red Cross standards. F, S, SU KINES 2222 INTRODUCTION TO KINESIOLOGY An introduction to the discipline. The course includes the study of program organization and management; history and philosophy; trends and issues; career potential and planning; and an introduction to physical education, Designed to provide an exposure in both women’s and men’s sport officiating. The course will provide theory and practice in officiating sports like softball, flag football, basketball, volleyball, and other appropriate women’s and men’s intramural sports. Practical experience in officiating women’s and men’s intramurals. F, S KINES 2502 CARE AND PREVENTION OF ATHLETIC INJURIES A study of preventive measures in the athletic and physical education programs. F, S, SU KINES 2601 PARTICIPATION IN INTERCOLLEGIATE SPORTS Designed for students participating in varsity sports: football, basketball, baseball, track, tennis, golf, softball, rodeo, and soccer. Prerequisite: Approval by the coach of the respective sport . S health, recreation and exercise science. F, S KINES 2242 SPORTS OFFICIATING KINES 3133 TEACHING HEALTH IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS A course designed to study the science of personal and community health, the psychology of teaching health elements of child growth and development and adolescent health problems; planning and organizing for teaching mental health, nutrition, disease control and program appraisal. Understanding the role of health education in the total educational effort. S KINES 3333 SAFETY EDUCATION Safety Education is a course of study designed to provide safety information of a general nature appropriate to today's living. A knowledge base is developed in the areas of home safety, driver safety, job safety, recreation safety, and skill development as well as coping techniques for each. D KINES 3353 HEALTH AND AGING This course is an interdisciplinary introductory course in geriatrics which examines the processes of normal human aging as well as the common diseases and disorders that affect older persons. This course is designed to provide upper division undergraduate students with an overview of critical issues related to aging and health. Topics covered include: physiology of aging, health behaviors, age-related diseases, managing illness, medical care, and death and dying. Particular attention is given to preventive strategies that maximize function to help more individuals achieve a healthy old age. F KINES 3393 NUTRITION FOR CHILDREN A study of the basic knowledge of nutrition with emphasis on the nutritional needs of children and ways of implementing nutrition education. Health and fitness related games and activities appropriate for elementary and early childhood levels will also be addressed. S, SU KINES 3443 KINESIOLOGY AND ANATOMY The study of anatomy, osteology and the muscular system which affect and/or are affected by movement and sports related performance. F, S, SU

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