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2018-2019 General Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Course Descriptions

 

Health & Physical Education
  

  • PEL 1511 Soccer (2)

    Introductory Course Focusing On Skills, Knowledge, And Strategy Of Soccer.
  

  • PEL 1541 Speedball (2)

    Introductory Course Focusing On Skills, Knowledge, And Strategy Of Speedball.
  

  • PEL 1621 Basketball (2)

    Introductory Course Focusing On Learning Basic Skills, Rules, And Offensive And Defensive Strategy Of Basketball. Open Only To Those Who Have Not Played On Organized Team.
  

  • PEL 1624 Varsity Basketball I (1)

    Course Credit Given Only To Participants Demonstrating Knowledge And Skill.
  

  • PEL 1644 Varsity Football I (1)

    Course Credit Given Only To Participants Demonstrating Knowledge And Skill Development.
  

  • PEL 1646 Touch Football I (1)

    Introductory Course Focusing On Learning Basic Skills, Rules, And Offensive And Defensive Strategy Of Touch Football.
  

  • PEL 1650 Ultimate Frisbee

  

  • PEL 2124 Varsity Golf I (1)

    Course Credit Given Only To Participants Demonstrating Knowledge And Skill Development.
  

  • PEL 2219 Varsity Baseball II (1)

    Course Credit Given Only To Participants Varsity Baseball Team.
  

  • PEL 2344 Varsity Tennis II (1)

    Course Credit Given Only To Participants Demonstrating Knowledge And Skill Development.
  

  • PEL 2442 Intermediate Racquetball (2)

    A Study Of The Strategies And Tactics In Racquetball. Emphasis On The Patterns Of Play And Advanced Techniques Of The Game.
  

  • PEL 2624 Varsity Basketball II (1)

    Course Credit Given Only To Participants Demonstrating Knowledge And Skill Development.
  

  • PEL 2644 Varsity Football II (1)

    Course Credit Given Only To Participants On Varsity Football Team.
  

  • PEL 4940 Practicum In Coaching Track (2)

    Field Experience As Related To Actual Sport; Coaching Problems And Psychology Of Coaching.
  

  • PEL 4941 Practicum In Coaching Baseball (2)

    Coaching Problems And Psychology Of Coaching Baseball.
  

  • PEM 1101 Practicum In Coaching Baseball (2)

    Coaching Problems And Psychology Of Coaching Baseball.
  

  • PEM 1121 Stretch And Relax

  

  • PEM 1131 Basic Weight Trainin

  

  • PEM 1131 Weight Training (2)

    Introductory Course Focusing On Skill And Knowledge Of Progressive Weight Training Techniques.
  

  • PEM 1132 Nautilus Strength Training (2)

    An Introductory Course To The Use Of Nautilus Equipment For Weight Training. Emphasis On Basic Routines For Progressive Weight Training.
  

  • PEM 1140 Aerobic Conditioning (1)

    Introductory Course Focusing On Cardiovascular Conditioning And Physical Fitness.
  

  • PEM 1171 Aerobics Dance

  

  • PEM 1301 Track And Field (1)

    Introductory Course Focusing On Track And Field Events.
  

  • PEM 1405 Self Def/martial Art

  

  • PEM 1421 Fundamentals Of Wrestling (1)

    Introductory Focus On Techniques Of Wrestling. Terminology History, Scoring, Attire, And Safety Are Emphasized.
  

  • PEM 1422 Advanced Wrestling (1)

    Provides A Comprehensive Study Of Offensive And Defensive Strategies Utilized In Wrestling. Rules, Terminology, Matches, Weight Classes, And Various Skills And Techniques Will Be Emphasized.
  

  • PEM 1431 Judo (2)

    Intermediate Course Focusing On Skills, Knowledge, And Attitudes Of Personal Defense Activities In Judo.
  

  • PEM 1441 Basic Karate (2)

    Introductory Course Focusing On Skills, Knowledge, And Attitudes Of Personal Defense Activities In Karate.
  

  • PEM 1953L Varsity Cheerleading (1)

    Introductory Course For Participants On The Varsity Cheerleading Team.
  

  • PEM 2111 Physical Fitness Of Selected Activities (3)

    Course Deals With Selected Activities For The Individual Fitness Regimen. Emphasis Is Prescribed Activities And Weight Control Through Exercise.
  

  • PEM 2116 Conditioning And Weight Control

  

  • PEM 2141 Advanced Physical Fitness (2)

    Primarily Laboratory (participatory) With Minimal Lecturing And Outside Assignments.
  

  • PEM 2141L Adv Physical Fitness

  

  • PEM 2171 Aerobics/cardiovascular Fitness (2)

    An Intermediate Course In Aerobic Conditioning Designed To Place Strenuous Demand On The Cardiovascular And Respiratory Systems. Emphasis On Duration Of Exercise To Achieve A Target Heart Rate Between 135 To 160 Beats P
  

  • PEM 2442 Advanced Karate (2)

    Emphasis Is On Advanced Skills, Knowledge And Attitudes Of Karate.
  

  • PEN 1121 Beginning Swimming (1)

    Introductory Course To Basic Skills Utilized In Swimming. Equipment, Safety, Skills And Techniques Are Emphasized.
  

  • PEN 1122 Intermediate Swimming (2)

    An Intermediate Course In Swimming. Emphasis Is Placed On Advanced Beginner’s Skills.
  

  • PEN 1136 Compressed-gas Divin

  

  • PEN 1171 Aqua-cise (2)

    A Method Of Aerobic Exercise Utilizing Water As The Medium. Emphasis On Cardiovascular Exercises In The Water.
  

  • PEN 2101 Principles And Analysis Of Aquatics (2)

    Techniques And Fundamentals Of Teaching Swimming.
  

  • PEN 2113 Life Guarding (2)

    Introductory Course Focusing On Skills And Knowledge Of Life Guarding.
    Prerequisite: Swimming Ability Following American Red Cross Procedures.
  

  • PEN 2136 Scuba Diving (2)

    Introductory Course Focusing On Skills And Knowledge Of Scuba Diving.
    Prerequisite: Swimming Ability.
  

  • PEN 3104 Seminar In Aquatics (3)

    This Course Is Designed To Acquaint Individuals With The Different Topics In The Field Of Aquatics. Topics Range From Running Aquatic Events To Participation On Different Aquatic Sports. The Course Content Includes Research And T
  

  • PEN 4105 Aquatics Practicum (variable 2-6)

    This Course Is Designed To Acquaint Individuals With The Different Practices In The Field Of Aquatics. The Practicum Allows The Students To Apply Their Aquatic Knowledge From Coordinating Aquatic Events To Participation
  

  • PEN 4106 Management And Operations Of Aquatic Facilities (3)

    This Course Is Designed To Acquaint Individuals With The Body Of Knowledge In The Management And Operations Of Aquatic Facilities. The Course Content Includes Research And Theory On Operations Of Differ
  

  • PEO 2003 Officiating Techniques (3)

    Techniques Which Deal With Qualifications Of Officials And Principles Of Officiating Individual, Dual, And Team Sports. Field Experiences In Officiating At Community Recreation Centers And Intramural Programs.
  

  • PEO 2011 Principles And Analysis Of Selected Sports (3)

    Individual And Combined Skill Techniques Presented In Three Or Four Teams. Emphasis Will Be Given To Teaching Procedure And Techniques And Classroom Management.
  

  • PEO 2031 Prin & Ana Ind/dua S

  

  • PEO 2624 Theory/pract Basktbl

  

  • PEO 3004 Theory Of Coaching (3)

    Scientific Analysis Made Of Current Theory Of Coaching Athletics. Emphasis Is On Psychology Of Coaching.
  

  • PEO 3011 Prin & Anal Sel Spt

  

  • PEO 3041 Games For Elem Schoo

  

  • PEO 3219 Coaching Baseball (2)

    Coaching Problems, Including Team Strategy, Managerial Problems, Psychology Of Coaching, And Methods Of Teaching Skills And Techniques.
  

  • PEO 3344 Coaching Methods (2)

    Coaching Problems, Including Individual And Team Strategy, Managerial Problems, Psychology Of Coaching, And Methods Of Organizing And Conducting Meetings (optional For Female Majors).
  

  • PEO 4007 Coaching Clinic I

    This Course Offers Instruction In The Concepts Of Contemporary Coaching Techniques And Methods. This Includes The Organizational, Administrative, And Motivational Aspects Of Coaching
  

  • PEP 1001 Stretch & Relaxation

  

  • PEP 3107 Personal Family Physical Fitness

    Designed To Aid The Family In The Selection Of Physical Fitness Activities.
  

  • PEP 3205 Educational Gymnastics (3)

    Explores Strategies Of Promoting Skillful Use Of Small And Large Apparatus Through Free Exploration Guided Exploration And Problem Solving Techniques.
  

  • PEP 3304 Coaching Track And Field (2)

    Coaching Problems Including Team Strategy, Managerial Problems And Methods Of Organizing Track Meets.
  

  • PEP 4201 Theory And Practice Of Teaching Gymnastics (2)
  

  • PEP 4940 Practice Of Health Fitness Program (3)

    Provides Practical Field-based Experience In Health And Fitness Settings.
  

  • PEQ 2121 Theory And Practice Of Teaching Swimming (2)

    Nature And Purpose Of Safety Equipment, Skills And Techniques; Methodology And Strategies Of Teaching Are Emphasized.
  

  • PET 1920 Professional Orientation (1)

    A Course Designed Primarily For The Physical Education Professional Student. Emphasis On Involvement Of Students Through Stimulating Activities Of The Profession. May Be Repeated For Credit.
  

  • PET 2000 Introduction To Physical Education And Sport (3)

    This Course Is Designed To Give Orientation To The Field Of Physical Education And Sport And Will Cover Topics Such As Historical And Scientific Foundations, Philosophy, Ethics, Professional Associations An
  

  • PET 2320C Applied Human Anatomy In Physical Education (3)

    Emphasis Is On Anatomy Of Nervous, Muscular, Circulatory, Respiratory And Skeletal Systems And Their Relationship To Human Movement And Fitness.
    Prerequisite: BSC 1005 .
  

  • PET 2622 Care And Prevention Of Injuries (3)

    Setting Up And Carrying Out Conditioning Program, Training Room Supervision, First Aid Care, And Prevention Of Injuries.
    Prerequisite: BSC 1005 ; PET 2320C .
  

  • PET 2622C Care & Prevent Injur

  

  • PET 2920 Pro Orientation III

  

  • PET 2941C Early Involvement (3)

    Orientation To Field Of Health, Physical Education, And Recreation. Observation And Participation Required.
  

  • PET 3020 Foundations Of Physical Education (3)

    Philosophical, Sociological, Psychological Role Of Physical Education In General Education.
  

  • PET 3230 Principles Practices Of Motor Learning (3)

    Analysis Of Theories Of Learning With Particular Application To Perceptual Motor Skills.
  

  • PET 3285 Perceptual-motor Development (3)

    Course Examines The Development Of Physical Capabilities And Motor Experiences Of Infants Through Pre-adolescents. Emphasis Is Placed On Visual And Motor Development Teaching Programs For Children From Six To Twelve.
  

  • PET 3310 Kinesiology

  

  • PET 3433 Physical Education In Intermediate Grades (3)

    Examines The Curriculum And Methods Of Teaching Activities In The Intermediate Grades. The Course Provides Opportunity To Acquire Teaching Techniques, Strategies And Materials For The Intermediate Grades.
  

  • PET 3461 Physical Education Programs For (3)

    Activities Include Group Games, Relays, Story Plays, Rhythms, Mimetics, Team Games, Stunts, And Self-testing And Are Presented In Accordance With Interests, Needs, And Characteristics Of Pupils In This
  

  • PET 3463 Teaching Physical Education (3)

    Organization Of Materials; Procedures; Teaching Aids And Literature For Teachers Of Physical Education; Field Experience Eight Weeks 4 Hours Per Week. Transportation Needed (junior Level).
  

  • PET 3510C Tests & Measurements

  

  • PET 3702C Physical Education-elem School

    This Course Offers An In-depth Background Of The Standards, Policies And Practices Of Organization, Supervision And Administration Of Athletic Training Programs.
  

  • PET 3765 Theory Of Coaching

  

  • PET 3820 Teaching Sport Skills I (3)

    This Course Is Designed To Introduce Individual And Combined Skill Techniques Of Several Selected Sports. Emphasis Will Be Placed On Teaching Methods And Techniques Used For Elementary And Secondary Students.
  

  • PET 3821 Teaching Sport Skills II (3)

    This Course Is Designed To Introduce The Second Phase Of Individual And Combined Skill Techniques Of Several Selected Sports. Emphasis Will Be Placed On Teaching Methods And Techniques Used For Elementary And Secondary Student
  

  • PET 3930 Professional Orientation V (1)

    A Course Designed For Juniors Majoring In Physical Education. Emphasis Is On Resume Construction, Interviewing Techniques, Professional Associations And Affiliations.
  

  • PET 4020 Principles And Foundations Of Physical Education (3)

    Meaning, Philosophical Role Of Physical Education In General Education, And Biological, Psychological, And Sociological Foundations (senior Level).
  

  • PET 4312C Applied Kinesiology (3)

    Prerequisite: BSC 1005 , PET 2320C  Mechanical Aspects Of Human Movement.
  

  • PET 4401 Organization And Administration Of Physical Education (3)

    Philosophies And Policies In Administration Of Program Planning, Management, And Purchase And Care Of Equipment. Emphasis Is Placed On Relationship Of Intramural Sports To Physical Education.
  

  • PET 4402 Facility & Event Mng

  

  • PET 4413 Management Of Health Fitness Program (3)

    Techniques Of Managing A Healthy Fitness Program. Practice Is Given In The Therapeutic Use Of Exercise.
  

  • PET 4453 Coaching Clinic I And II (3)

    An Intensive Study Of The Major Problems In Athletic Coaching. Open To High School Coaches.
  

  • PET 4461 Sport Marketing

  

  • PET 4471 Issues In Sport Mgmt

  

  • PET 4499 Sport Governance

  

  • PET 4510C Tests And Measurement In Physical Education (3)

    Advanced Techniques In Test Administration Are Given. Emphasis Is On The Analysis Of Tests And Elementary Statistics.
  

  • PET 4551 Exer Testing & Rx

  

  • PET 4602 Sports Conditioning And Rehabilitation (3)

    Consideration Is Given To Athletic Training In Improving Strength And Cardiovascular Endurance. Emphasis Is On The Various Methods Of Training And Rehabilitation.
  

  • PET 4631 Neurological And Organic Rehabilitation Exercise (3)

    Explores Activity Programs That Will Enhance The Development Of Strength, Endurance, And Coordination Of Children With Multiple Handicaps.
  

  • PET 4640 Adapted Physical Education (3)

    Role Of Exercise In Rehabilitating Prevalent Disabilities In Children; Fundamental Concepts Of Adjustment And Development Of Handicapped Persons. Ten (10) Hours Of Laboratory Experience In Various Settings.
  

  • PET 4905 Directed Individual Study (1-5)

    Supervised And Laboratory Research Opportunities For Students Desirous Of Conducting Publishable Quality Work. Enrollment By Permission Of Head Of Department.
  

  • PET 4920 Professional Orientation (1)

    A Study And Analysis Of Subject Area Content For Grades K-12. Nature Of Test Development And Preparation, Competencies, Skills, Sources For Review, Test Taking Advice And Test Format Are Explored.
  

  • PET 4930 Instructional Seminar In Health And Physical Education (3)

    Examines Problems Encountered In Classroom Teaching. An Intensive Assessment Of Florida’s Teacher Competencies Are Presented. Students Must Pass The College Of Education’s Prototype Examination.
  

  • PET 4943 Student Teaching In Health And Physical Education K-12 (6)

    Completion Of General Education And Professional Courses. Students Must Have Been Admitted To Teacher Education. Experience Is Given At The Elementary Level, Middle School Level Or High School Le
 

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