Physical Education
Degrees and Certificates
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Physical Education, Associate of Arts
Courses
PE 102/PEAC 10242: Teaching Tennis
This course emphasizes teaching methods and skill proficiency. This course is recommended for physical education majors.
PE 201/PEAC 20141: Community First Aid
The training of individuals to render competent first aid in case of injury or illness until the services of medical personnel can be secured. Upon successful completion of this course, students receive certification cards from American Red Cross.
PE 223/HEAL 10003: Health and Safety
Health and Safety, PE 223/HEAL 10003 (HEAL 1003), is a study of the principles and concepts of health and safety for optimal wellness, including both personal and community wellness. The course requires reading and studying the text. In addition, a lecture outline and other study aids are available on the Web for each chapter. Reading and written assignments will be given for chapters 3-16.
PE 233/PEAC 23343: Principles and Problems of Coaching
A study of the principles, problems, and other aspects of athletic programs that coaches face during their careers.
PE 243/PEAC 24343: First Aid
The training of individuals to render competent first aid in case of injury or illness until the services of medical personnel can be secured. Upon successful completion of this course, students receive certification cards from American Red Cross.
PEAC 101/PEAC 10141: Beginning Bowling
PEAC 121/PEAC 12141: Badminton/Pickleball
PEAC 131/PEAC 13141: Physical Conditioning
PEAC 141/PEAC 14141: Weight Training
PEAC 142/PEAC 14242: Fitness Concepts
Provides knowledge and appreciation of the importance of lifelong fitness and well-being through physical activity. Course design includes classroom lectures, fitness evaluations, and participation in a lifelong physical activity.
PEAC 143/PEAC 14343: Concepts of Fitness & Wellness
The purpose of this course is to acquaint the students with the concepts and values of physical fitness, proper nutrition, weight management, stress management and the risks attached to negative lifestyle behaviors. Students will learn to evaluate their fitness, nutrition, body fat, and stress levels, identify their goals, and write their own exercise prescriptions. Classes will be conducted in both the classroom and Fitness Center.
PEAC 151/PEAC 15141: Recretational Games
PEAC 171/PEAC 17141: Aerobic Exercise
Teaches low-impact routines for improved physical fitness.
PEAC 181/PEAC 18141: Beginning Golf
PEAC 191/PEAC 19141: Introduction to Dance
PEAC 211/PEAC 21101: Beginning Volleyball
PEAC 221/PEAC 12151: Beginning Tennis
PEAC 231/PEAC 13151: Intermediate Tennis
A continuation of the fundamentals of tennis with emphasis on the advanced skills, strategy, and knowledge of doubles play.
PEAC 241/PEAC 14161: Fitness Walking/Jogging
PEAC 251/PEAC 15151: Beginning Basketball
PEAC 261/PEAC 16161: Advanced Aerobic Exercise
PEAC 271/PEAC 17151: Flag Football
PEAC 281/PEAC 18161: Intermediate Golf
Advanced skill techniques and strategies of golf are developed.
PEAC 291/PEAC 19161: Martial Arts II
PEAC 1121/PEAC 11251: Beginning Soccer
PEAC 1131/PEAC 11341: Intermediate Soccer
Instruction and participation in advanced skills, techniques, and strategies of soccer.
PEAC 1141/PEAC 11441: Softball
PEAC 1151/PEAC 11541: Yoga
PEAC 2911/PEAC 19171: Martial Arts II
This course will cover the requirements needed to gain ranks of blue through green belts in martial arts. It will also acquaint students with the advanced history, philosophy and terminology of martial arts through lecture and physical activities.