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.
| 42 |
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HHPK 144 | | 3 |
HHPK 172 | Systems of the Human Body | 3 |
HHPS 317 | Group Exercise Instruction | 3 |
HHPK 211 | | 3 |
HHPK 213 | | 3 |
HHPK 335 | Kinesiology * | 4 |
HHPK 350 | Motor Learning and Motor Control * | 3 |
HHPK 417 | Measurement and Evaluation | 3 |
HHPK 450 | Exercise Physiology * | 4 |
HHPK 451 | Topics in Exercise Science * | 4 |
HHPH 331 | Nutrition | 3 |
CHEM 1305 | Introductory Chemistry I | 3 |
CHEM 1105 | Introductory Chemistry Laboratory I | 1 |
CHEM 1107 | Introductory Chemistry Laboratory II | 1 |
CHEM 1307 | Introductory Chemistry II | 3 |
PHYS 1401 | College Physics I | 4 |
| Hum Anatomy/Physiology I (Grade of "C" or higher required) ** | |
| Hum Anatomy/Physiology II (Grade of "C" or higher required) ** | |
| College Algebra ** | |
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| Physical Activity Skill I: Conditioning, Individual and Dual Sports | |
| Physical Activity Skills II: Team Sports. | |
| 18 |
Total Hours | 120 |
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