Human Performance B.S.

The undergraduate student seeking a degree in Human Performance includes Exercise Physiology and Motor Behavior/Biomechanics.  The graduate should possess the following competencies: (1) knowledge basic and relative to human body function and movement; (2) knowledge of the concepts of exercise science (3) knowledge of concepts of fitness; (4) skill in a variety of physical activities; and (5) an acceptable level of physical fitness.

Core Curriculum Courses
See the Core Curriculum Requirements42
Required courses in the major
Students must have and maintain a 2.5 overall GPA in order to take 300- and 400- level classes in the program.
HHPK 1443
HHPK 172Systems of the Human Body3
HHPS 317Group Exercise Instruction3
HHPK 2113
HHPK 2133
HHPK 335Kinesiology *4
HHPK 350Motor Learning and Motor Control *3
HHPK 417Measurement and Evaluation3
HHPK 450Exercise Physiology *4
HHPK 451Topics in Exercise Science *4
HHPH 331Nutrition3
Required support courses
CHEM 1305Introductory Chemistry I3
CHEM 1105Introductory Chemistry Laboratory I1
CHEM 1107Introductory Chemistry Laboratory II1
CHEM 1307Introductory Chemistry II3
PHYS 1401College Physics I4
Hum Anatomy/Physiology I (Grade of "C" or higher required) **
Hum Anatomy/Physiology II (Grade of "C" or higher required) **
College Algebra **
12 hours electives required including:12
Physical Activity Skill I: Conditioning, Individual and Dual Sports
Physical Activity Skills II: Team Sports.
Minor Required
18 semester hours (9 must be upper level hours)18
Total Hours120
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Refer to prerequisite.

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 These courses should be used to satisfy Core Curriculum Requirements

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