Course Descriptions       ¤ Lewis-Clark State College Catalog   2009-2011

KINESIOLOGY
(EDUCATION DIVISION)

Subject Number Min.
Cr.
Max.
Cr.
Description
KIN-150 TEAM SPORTS 1   Flag football, field and floor hockey, softball,
      basketball, volleyball, soccer, team handball,
      speedball, baseball. Graded P/F only. Some courses require fees.
       
KIN-160 INDIVIDUAL AND DUAL SPORTS 1   Archery, badminton, cycling, bowling, tennis,
      track and field, golf, racquetball, wrestling,
      gymnastics, conditioning, skiing, backpacking,
      martial arts, aerobics, weight training,
      jazzercise, billiards, jogging,
      stretch/flexibility training. Graded P/F only.
      Some courses require fees.
 
KIN-170 DANCE 1 2 Folk, social, square, jazz, modern, country swing,
      and line dances. Graded P/F only. Some courses
      require fees.
 
KIN-180 AQUATICS 1   Swimming, sailing, canoeing, rafting, fly and bait
      casting, sculling, aquatic conditioning,
      lifesaving, water safety instructor. Graded P/F
      only. Some courses require fees.
KIN-190 DIRECTED STUDY IN KINESIOLOGY 1 12  
KIN-241 SPORTS OFFICIATING 2   General mechanics of game administration and
      officiating football, basketball, softball,
      baseball, volleyball and/or soccer. Following
      study of rules and sport specific techniques, the
      student will practice by officiating games.
KIN-260 INTRODUCTION TO KINESIOLOGY AND HEALTH 1   An introductory course for students interested in
      careers in sport administration, coaching,
      exercise science, personal training, corporate
      fitness and wellness, recreation, and physical
      education teaching. An overview of careers,
      professional literature and organizations, current
      issues, philosophy, and history.
KIN-263 SKILL AND ANALYSIS: TENNIS AND GOLF 1   Personal skill improvement. Survey of drills and
      techniques. Prepares student to teach tennis and
      golf in schools and recreation programs. Fee
      required.
KIN-264 SKILLS ANALYSIS: BASKETBALL AND SOCCER 1   Personal skill improvement. Survey of drills and
      techniques. Prepares student to teach basketball
      and soccer in schools and recreation programs.
KIN-265 TRACK AND FIELD ACTIVITIES AND 1   Personal skill improvement. Survey of drills and
TECHNIQUES     techniques. Prepares the student to teach track
      and field in schools and recreation programs.
KIN-266 SKILLS ANALYSIS: VOLLEYBALL AND 1   Personal skill improvement. Survey of drills and
SOFTBALL     techniques. Prepares student to teach volleyball
      and softball in schools and recreation programs.
KIN-272 FITNESS AND WELLNESS 3   Provides students with skills and knowledge to
      practice health-enhancing behaviors and reduce
      health risks to themselves and others. Focuses on
      holistic health, exercise, nutrition, substance
      the back and neck, prevention of cancer and
      sexually transmitted diseases. Students will use
      goal-setting and decision-making skills that
      enhance health. Lecture and participation in
      physical activity. Fee required.  Cross-listed
      with HLTH 272.
       
KIN-290 DIRECTED STUDY IN KINESIOLOGY 1 12  
KIN-291 WORKSHOP IN KINESIOLOGY 1 12 Workshops in Kinesiology, Physical Education,
      Athletics, Sports Medicine, and/or Health
      Promotion.
KIN-292 SPECIAL TOPICS IN KINESIOLOGY 1 12 Selected topics of current interest related to
      coaching , sport administration, fitness and
      wellness.
KIN-295 PRACTICUM IN KINESIOLOGY 1 12  
KIN-296 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION IN KINESIOLOGY 1 12  
KIN-299 RESEARCH ASSISTANTSHIP 1 12 Graded P/F only.
KIN-316 PHYSICAL EDUCATION FOR THE ELEMENTARY 2   Designed to aid the classroom teacher in
TEACHER     developing and implementing physical education
      programs in elementary and middle schools. Fee
      required. Cross-listed with ED 316.
KIN-341 TECHNIQUES AND METHODS OF COACHING 2   Examines skill development, coaching techniques,
BASKETBALL     offensive and defensive styles of play, game
      strategies, conditioning techniques, and care and
      selection of equipment. Reviews current research
      and issues.
KIN-342 TECHNIQUES AND METHODS OF COACHING 2   Examines skill development, coaching techniques,
BASEBALL     offensive and defensive styles of play, game
      strategies, conditioning techniques, and care and
      selection of equipment. Applications made to the
      coaching of softball. Reviews current research and
      issues.
KIN-343 TECHNIQUES AND METHODS OF COACHING 2   Examines skill development, coaching techniques,
TRACK AND FIELD     offensive and defensive styles of play, game
      strategies, conditioning techniques, and care and
      selection of equipment. Reviews current research
      and issues.
KIN-344 TECHNIQUES AND METHODS OF COACHING 2   Examines skill development, coaching techniques,
FOOTBALL     offensive and defensive styles of play, game
      strategies, conditioning techniques, and care and
      selection of equipment. Reviews current research
      and issues.
KIN-345 TECHNIQUES AND METHODS OF COACHING 2   Examines skill development, coaching techniques,
VOLLEYBALL     offensive and defensive styles of play, game
      strategies, conditioning techniques, and care and
      selection of equipment. Reviews current research
      and issues.
KIN-346 TECHNIQUES AND METHODS OF COACHING 2   Examines skill development, coaching techniques,
SOCCER     offensive and defensive styles of play, game
      strategies, conditioning techniques, and care and
      selection of equipment. Reviews current research
      and issues.
KIN-347 TECHNIQUES AND METHODS OF COACHING 2   Examines skill development, coaching techniques,
TENNIS AND GOLF     offensive and defensive styles of play, game
      strategies, conditioning techniques, and care and
      selection of equipment. Reviews current research
      and issues.
 
KIN-348 SPORTS MEDICINE 3   Laboratory and classroom experience related to the
      cause, prevention, rehabilitation and care of
      sports injuries. General principles of injury
      prevention and safety will be covered. This class
      is designed for coaches, teachers and those
      interested in sports medicine. The student will
      qualify for first aid and CPR certificates. Fee
      required.
KIN-349 TECHNIQUES AND METHODS OF COACHING 2   Examines skill development, coaching techniques,
WRESTLING     offensive and defensive styles of play, game
      strategies, conditioning techniques, and care and
      selection of equipment. Reviews current research
      and issues.
KIN-352 YOUTH SPORTS AND RECREATION 3   Methods, materials and practice in performing,
      teaching and coaching K-8 age appropriate physical
      activity. Includes assessment techniques,
      curriculum design and organizational procedures
      for teacher education students. Fee required.
KIN-354 ADAPTIVE TEACHING IN PHYSICAL EDUCATION 2   Adapting curriculum, instruction and evaluation
      for students with special needs in the gymnasium.
      Students will utilize a variety of strategies for
      instruction and practice.
KIN-355 STRATEGIES FOR TEACHING PHYSICAL 3   Designed to prepare students who will teach or
ACTIVITIES     coach sport and physical activity to adolescents
      and adults in schools as well as in private and
      public recreation programs. Focus on lesson
      design, best teaching/coaching practices, program
      planning, organization and administration.
      Includes participation and skill analysis in a
      variety of activities. Fee required.
 
KIN-362 BIOMECHANICS 3   The anatomical and mechanical analysis of the body in motion.
      Recommended pre-requisite: BIOL 175 or BIOL 252.
 
KIN-363 PHYSIOLOGY OF EXERCISE 3   The study of how the human body adapts
      physiologically to the acute stress of exercise or
      physical activity, and the chronic stress of
      physical training. Fee required.
      Recommended pre-requisite: KIN/HLTH 272 and/or
      BIOL 175 or BIOL 252.
KIN-370 MOTOR LEARNING/MOTOR DEVELOPMENT 3   Provides the teacher, coach, or self-instructing
      athlete with a comprehensive understanding of the
      developmental (physical, psychological, and
      social) processes involved in the learning of
      sport skills. Explores useful training ideas for
      all types of performers (beginners-advanced,
      young-old, male-female) in all types of sports and
      wellness professionals.
KIN-381 TESTS AND MEASUREMENTS IN PHYSICAL 3   The study of basic statistical methods and
EDUCATION     research design as applied in Kinesiology.
KIN-390 DIRECTED STUDY IN KINESIOLOGY 1 12  
KIN-391 WORKSHOP IN KINESIOLOGY 1 12  
KIN-392 SPECIAL TOPICS IN KINESIOLOGY 1 12  
KIN-395 PRACTICUM IN KINESIOLOGY 1 12  
KIN-396 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION IN KINESIOLOGY 1 12  
KIN-399 RESEARCH ASSISTANTSHIP 1 12 Graded P/F only.
KIN-410 SPORTS PSYCHOLOGY 3   Application of the principles and methodologies of
      psychology to athletics. Topics include individual
      philosophies of sport, motivation, personality of
      coaches and athletes, recreational sports for
      children, psychological testing, training and
      learning principles, mind/body relationships, and
      the effects of anxiety, arousal, and relaxation on
      performance and current research in the field.
      Pre-requisite: PSYC 101 or PSYC 205 or permission
      of instructor.  Cross-listed with PSYC 410.
KIN-420 SOCIAL-CULTURAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS 3   Investigation and discussion of the
      interrelationship among sports, culture and
      society. Broad overview of selected socio-cultural
      factors influencing and affected by sport.
      Introduction to the academic discipline of
      Sociology of Sport.
 
KIN-425 MORAL REASONING IN SPORTS 3   The study of moral reasoning, rationality, and
      reflection on ethical dilemmas in sport using
      nonfiction short stories, documentary video, and
      movies.  Cross-listed with PSYC 425.
 
KIN-433 BALANCE AND MOBILITY 3   The course is designed for students interested in
      helping individuals especially senior citizens
      protect themselves from injury-causing falls.  The
      course content will focus on the aging process,
      postural strategies, gait patterns, multi-sensory
      training, strength/flexibility activities, and
      balance/mobility assessments and strategies.
      Students will earn how to administer screenings
      and assessments, develop health plans, design
      lessons/activities and teach classes.
 
KIN-434 EXERCISE PRESCRIPTION 3   Students will learn to evaluate and write exercise
      programs for a variety of fitness parameters
      including oxygen utilization, body composition,
      flexibility, muscular endurance, muscular
      strength, aerobic capacity.
      Pre-requisite: HLTH/KIN 272 and/or KIN 363.
 
KIN-435 AGING AND PHYSICAL ACTIVITY 3   This course is designed to provide students an
      understanding of the aging process particularly in
      relation to aspects of health and wellness.
      Intergenerational service learning, consisting of
      structured, planned activities involving
      meaningful interaction between students and older
      adults will serve as the foundation of the course
      format.
KIN-467 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY AND RECREATION FOR 3   Study of the categories of exceptionality.
  INDIVIDUALS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS     Socio-cultural dimensions of learning and teaching
      are examined. Strategies for teaching and
      assisting individuals with special needs and a
      wide variety of abilities in sport and physical
      activity. Includes field experiences with Special
      Olympics, physical and occupational therapists,
      and adapted physical educators in schools.
      Cross-listed with SE 467.
 
KIN-472 OUTDOOR EDUCATION 3   Study and practice of outdoor leadership skills,
      expedition planning, environmental ethics.
      Students will learn a variety of outdoor skills
      including backpacking, cross-country skiing, fly
      and bait casting, orienteering rock climbing and
      biking. Field trips will be required. Fee
      required.  Cross-listed with RC 472.
KIN-486 ORGANIZATION AND ADMINISTRATION OF 3   Designed for administration in athletics, schools,
  HEALTH, PHYSICAL EDUCATION, RECREATION,     recreation, private sector fitness/wellness
ATHLETICS     programs. Students will explore legal issues,
      economics, finance and governance in sports while
      developing skills in computing, budgeting,
      marketing, fundraising, event management, program
      planning, scheduling, facility and personnel
      management.
 
KIN-487 SPORT ADMINISTRATION 3   This senior level class will explore various
      topics specific to the administration of sport and
      recreation including marketing, legal aspects,
      finance and economics.  Application of information
      exchanged in this class is an integral component
      of this course.
KIN-488 SPORT FACILITIES AND EVENT MANAGEMENT 3   Study and practice of how to construct and manage
      a sport facility.  Students will learn the
      planning and implementation process of
      constructing a new sport facility.  Students will
      also learn sport facility management skills
      including the basics of facility management,
      marketing and sales in relation to the sport
      facility, finance and budgeting, facility
      preparation, implanting a security plan,
      concession management, and box office management.
KIN-490 DIRECTED STUDY IN KINESIOLOGY 1 12  
KIN-491 WORKSHOP IN KINESIOLOGY 1 12 Workshops in Kinesiology, Physical Education,
      Athletics, Sports Medicine, and/or Health
      Promotion.
KIN-492 SPECIAL TOPICS IN KINESIOLOGY 1 12 Selected topics of current interest related to
      coaching , sport administration, fitness and
      wellness.
 
KIN-494 INTERNSHIP IN KINESIOLOGY 1 12 Application of advanced coursework, skills and
      knowledge to a supervised, practical experience in
      Kinesiology, Sports Administration, Coaching,
      Physical Education, Sports Medicine,
      Physical/Occupational Therapy, Fitness and
      Wellness.
      Pre-requisite: Instructor's permission.
KIN-495 PRACTICUM IN KINESIOLOGY 1 12  
KIN-496 COOPERATIVE EDUCATION IN KINESIOLOGY 1 12  
KIN-498 SENIOR RESEARCH PROJECT I 3   Required of all Senior Kinesiology Majors.  This
      course is designed to be followed by KIN 499
      Senior Research/Project II.  Students are
      introduced to basic research methods and current
      topics in their field of study.  Students select a
      topic and prepare a detailed written review of the
      related literature and description of the
      study/project design.
      Pre-requisite:  Senior standing and KIN 381 or any
      Statistics Course.
KIN-499 RESEARCH PROJECT/SEMINAR II 3   This course is required of all Senior Kinesiology
      majors.  This course is designed to follow KIN 498
      Senior Research/Project I.  Students will apply
      basic research concepts and processes to
      implement, analyze, and evaluate the research
      study or project they completed in KIN 498.
      Students communicate findings in writing and a
      public presentation during the campus wide spring
      senior symposium.  This course is writing
      intensive.
      Pre-Requisites: KIN 498