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128 Wayne State CollegeSubject Endorsement in Physical Education K-6 (BA or BS)27 hoursPED 105 Anatomy & Physiology I..............................3111 Folk and Recreational Dancing....................1171 Elem Sch Health & Phys Ed........................3200 Intro to Motor Learning & Dev....................3229 Aerobic Dance..............................................1241 First Aid and CPR........................................2304 Sport Physiology or305 Exercise Physiology.....................................3346 Org, Ad, Curr Dev of Elem Hlth,PE............3361 Met & Mat in Health and PE K-12..............3381 Physical Education Practicum......................2407 Motor Perceptn/Adaptives-Spcl Pop............3EDU 409, Physical Education Content Area Methods andMaterials must be taken as part of the professional educationrequirements.Subject Endorsement in Physical Education 7-12(BA or BS) 30 hoursPED105 Anatomy & Physiology I..............................3205 Anatomy & Physiology II............................3241 First Aid and CPR........................................2305 Exercise Physiology.....................................3341 Org, Ad, Curr Dev of Sec Hlth,PE...............3351 Biomechanics...............................................3361 Meth & Mat in Health and PE K-12............3381 Physical Education Practicum......................2407 Motor Perceptn/Adaptives-Spcl Pop............3Activities: PED 111, any aquatic course,and 3 activity courses........................................................5EDU 409, Physical Education Content Area Methods andMaterials must be taken as part of the professional educationrequirements.Major in Applied Human and Sport Physiology(BA or BS) 56-57 hoursObjectives: This major provides students with a varietyof educational experiences in sports medicine, physical science,and physical rehabilitation. The program of study is designedto prepare students for graduate study/careers in athletictraining, exercise physiology, biomechanics, kinesiology,cardiac rehabilitation, and, through advisement, may providestrong training for individuals who wish to work in health andfitness related professions.Recommended preparation: Students considering thismajor should have a minimum of 1 year of biology, 1 yearof chemistry, 3.0 high school GPA, and an ACT score of atleast 25.A 2.75 cumulative GPA is required to graduate withthis major.Applied Human and Sport Physiology majors must completeBIO 110 Biology Concepts (4), CHE 106 General ChemistryI (4), and MAT 180 Applied Probability and Statistics (3) tosatisfy Block 2 of the General Education requirements, andPSY 101 General Psychology (3) to satisfy Block 3 of theGeneral Education requirements.Major in Applied Human and Sport PhysiologyNote: Following program enrollment, students are requiredto maintain a 2.75 cumulative GPA or higher to enroll in thefollowing courses: PED 389, 400, 470, 471, and 495.BIO 220 Human Anatomy...........................................4340 Human Physiology........................................4CHE 107 General Chemistry II.....................................4HSC 345 CPR-Healthcare Provider ORPED 241 First Aid & CPR................................1-2PED 130 Introduction to Sports Medicine...................3207 Athletic Performance and Nutrition..............3275 Prevent and Care of Athletic Injuries............3305 Exercise Physiology......................................3351 Biomechanics................................................3352 Musculoskeletal Eval and Mgmt...................3357 Princ of Strength and Conditioning..............3389 Sports Medicine Practicum ..........................2400 Cardiac Rehabilitation...................................3470 Fitness Eval and Assessment.........................3471 Tests and Measurements................................3472 Wellness Practicum I....................................2473 Wellness Practicum II...................................2495 Research Design in Sports Medicine...........3PHY 201/321 General Physics I + lab.........................4Applied Human and Sport Physiology majors are encouragedto supplement their course work by choosing some of thefollowing recommended general electives:BIO 385 Microbiology................................................4486 Immunology.................................................2CHE 208 Introductory Organic Chemistry..................4314 Organic Chemistry I.....................................4315 Organic Chemistry II....................................4326 Biochemistry I..............................................4PED 200 Intro to Motor Learning & Dev....................3353 Rehab of Musculoskeletal Injuries...............2386 Therapeutic Mod & Pharmacology..............2PHY 202/322 General Physics II + lab........................4PSY 450 Abnormal Psychology..................................3Major in Exercise Science (BA or BS) 52 hoursA student must meet the following requirements beforebeing allowed to enter the Exercise Science Fieldwork program.1. Complete all General Education requirements.2. Completion of all Exercise Science Requirements.3. Obtain a 3.0 or higher in PED 470.4. Have a cumulative Grade Point of 2.5 or higher.Note: Students must maintain a 2.5 cumulative GPA to beeligible to enroll in PED 310, 400, 471, 472, 473, and 493.PED 105 Anatomy & Physiology I..............................3205 Anatomy & Physiology II............................3207 Athletic Performance and Nutrition.............3241 First Aid and CPR........................................2305 Exercise Physiology.....................................3310 Leadership Development in Nutritionand Stress Management......................................3351 Biomechanics...............................................3357 Princ. of Strength & Conditioning...............3400 Cardiac Rehab..............................................3411 Sport Marketing and Promotion or464 Facility Mgt in Sport/Wellness.....................3470 Fitness Eval and Assessment........................3471 Tests & Measurements.................................3472 Wellness Practicum I....................................2473 Wellness Practicum II...................................2493 Fieldwork in Exercise Science...................12