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Fundamentals Courses
A maximum of six credits (equivalent of two courses) of activity
courses may be applied to the graduation total of a four-year degree
program for non-majors. Physical Education majors, in addition to the
required three credits of PED-140-179 courses, may apply no more
than an additional three credits of activity courses to the graduation
total of a four-year degree program.
Varsity league sports: Students participating in varsity league sports
are eligible for fundamental course credit. Only one unit may be
awarded a season and the unit is applied to the term in which the
season ends (i.e. students on soccer and cross country teams are
awarded in the fall term; basketball and volleyball teams are awarded
in the winter term). Students receiving fundamental course credit for
varsity participation are awarded a Pass grade. Students are advised
to determine if and how many varsity credits can be applied to their
degree program for graduation.
All fundamental courses are 0.75 credits.
PED-140 Fundamentals of Tennis
(F)*
PED-141 Fundamentals of Baseball
(F)*
PED-142 Fundamentals of Fitness
(F)*
PED-151 Fundamentals of Soccer *
PED-152 Fundamentals of Basketball
(W)
PED-153 Fundamentals of Volleyball
(W)
PED-154 Fundamentals of Badminton *
PED-155 Fundamentals of Track and Field *
PED-156 Fundamentals of Gymnastics *
PED-157 Fundamentals of Golf
(F)*
PED-158 Fundamentals of Dance *
PED-159 Fundamentals of Strength Training
(W)
PED-160 Fundamentals of Co-operative and Experiential Games I (W)*
PED-162 Fundamentals of Football *
PED-163 Fundamentals of Co-operative and Experiential Games II *
PED-165 Fundamentals of Outdoor Education: Summer I
(F)*
The following may only be taken with permission of the instructor:
PED-165A: Fundamentals of Outdoor Education: Canoeing
(F)*
PED-165B: Fundamentals of Outdoor Education: Kayaking *
PED-165C: Fundamentals of Outdoor Education: Rowing *
PED-166 Fundamentals of Outdoor Education: Winter I
(W)*
PED-168 Fundamentals of Outdoor Education: Summer II *
PED-169 Fundamentals of Outdoor Education: Winter II *
PED-170-179 Special Topics in Fundamentals
Students may receive course credit through independent study of a
physical activity not normally offered in the curriculum. Students must
complete an Independent Study Request Form and submit a written
rationale and proposal (see page 51).
Physical Sciences
Four-Year Major: (16 courses)
• CHE-121; 122; 233; 242; 263; 264; 343;
• PHY-121; 122; 221; 321; 346; 451;
• MAT-223; 231;
• One CHE- or PHY-300-level elective
Cognate Requirements:
• MAT-121; 122; 126; HIS-313; PHL-314
Note: Students completing this major cannot complete an additional major
or minor in chemistry or physics.
General Major: (12 courses)
• CHE-121; 122; 233;
• Two of CHE-242, 263, 264, 343;
• PHY-121; 122; 221; 346;
• MAT-223;
• One PHY-300-level elective;
• One CHE- or PHY-300-level elective
Cognate Requirements:
• MAT-121; 122; 126; HIS-313; PHL-314
Note: Students completing this major cannot complete an additional major
or minor in chemistry or physics.
Minor: (7 courses)
• CHE-121; 122;
• PHY-121; 122;
• One option (either A or B):
A: Two of CHE-233, 242, 343, 346;
• One of PHY-221, 321, 346, 451
B: Two of PHY-221, 321, 346, 451;
• One of CHE-233, 242, 343, 346
Cognate Requirements:
• MAT-121; 122
Note: PHY/CHE-346 may only be chosen once. At least two courses must be at
the 300-level.
PHS-101 Physical Sciences: Famous Names and Catastrophic Events (W)*
An elementary study of the physical aspect of created reality, covering
the fundamental laws of physics and chemistry. The course includes a
discussion of the basic presuppositions of the natural sciences and the
historical development of the understanding of physical phenomena.
Three lectures a week and a few selected laboratory exercises.
Exclusion: Not open to students with Grade 12 U Calculus
All other courses are listed under their respective disciplines.
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