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Suggested Academic Plan for Kinesiology Majors at UHV

Kinesiology students are required to earn a C or better grade for all Kinesiology courses.

In addition to the courses listed here, students are responsible for taking appropriate Core Curriculum courses in consultation with Student Success Coaches or Academic Advisors to meet University Degree Requirements

Exercise and Sport Science

First Year
Fall	Spring	Summer
KINE 1301 Foundations of Kinesiology	KINE 2310 Lifetime Fitness and Wellness	intentionally blank

Second Year
Fall	Spring	Summer
KINE 2311 Motor Learning and Development KINE 2312 Kinetic Anatomy	KINE 2313 Sport Management KINE 3310 Adapted Activities for Special Populations	KINE 3315 Sports and Recreation Facility Management KINE 3316 Foundations of Exercise and Sports Psychology KINE 3319 Sport Business and Finance

Third Year
Fall	Spring	Summer
KINE 3311 Biomechanics KINE 3312 Physiology of Exercise KINE 3313 Scientific Principles of Strength and Conditioning	KINE 3314 Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries KINE 3318 Sports Conditioning and Program Design KINE 4311 Testing and Prescription of Exercise	KINE 3317 Nutrition in Sport and Exercise KINE 3320 Marketing and Promotin in Sports KINE 4315 Therapeutic Principles of Exercise

Fourth Year
Fall	Spring	Summer
KINE 3321 Legal Issues in Sport and Exercise KINE 4316 Measurement, Evaluation, and Research in Kinesiology †Elective †Elective	KINE 4603 Professional Field Experience I KINE 4604 Professional Field Experience II	intentionally blank

* Kinesiology internship (KINE 4603 & 4604) can be completed in Fall, Spring, or Summer semester.
For more information and requirements refer to Internship Program webpage.
† Students need 6 hours of electives (Special Foundation).
Electives must be approved by a Faculty Advisor prior to registration.

Pre-Allied Health

First Year
Fall	Spring	Summer
KINE 1301 Foundations of Kinesiology BIOL I for Science Majors w/ lab	KINE 2310 Lifetime Fitness and Wellness BIOL II for Science Majors w/ lab	intentionally blank

Second Year
Fall	Spring	Summer
KINE 2311 Motor Learning and Development KINE 2312 Kinetic Anatomy †Elective (A&P I w/ lab)	KINE 3310 Adapted Activities for Special Populations †Elective (A&P II w/ lab)	KINE 3316 Foundations of Exercise and Sports Psychology †Elective

Third Year
Fall	Spring	Summer
KINE 3311 Biomechanics KINE 3312 Physiology of Exercise †Elective (CHEM I w/ lab) †Elective (PHYS I w/ lab)	KINE 3314 Prevention and Care of Athletic Injuries KINE 4311 Testing and Prescription of Exercise †Elective (CHEM II w/ lab) †Elective (PHYS II w/ lab)	KINE 3317 Nutrition in Sport and Exercise KINE 4315 Therapeutic Principles of Exercise

Fourth Year
Fall	Spring	Summer
KINE 3321 Legal Issues in Sport and Exercise KINE 4316 Measurement, Evaluation, and Research in Kinesiology †Elective	KINE 4603 Professional Field Experience I KINE 4604 Professional Field Experience II	intentionally blank

* Kinesiology internship (KINE 4603 & 4604) can be completed in Fall, Spring, or Summer semester.
For more information and requirements refer to Internship Program webpage.
† Students need 24 hours of electives (Special Foundation).
Electives must be approved by a Faculty Advisor prior to registration.

Physical Education

First Year
Fall	Spring	Summer
KINE 1301 Foundations of Kinesiology	KINE 2310 Lifetime Fitness and Wellness	intentionally blank

Second Year
Fall	Spring	Summer
KINE 2311 Motor Learning and Development KINE 2312 Kinetic Anatomy	KINE 3310 Adapted Activities for Special Populations CUIN 3323 Instructional Design CUIN 3327 Educational Technology †Elective (or KINE 3321)	KINE 3316 Foundations of Exercise and Sports Psychology INDS 3323 Child Development and Its Application to Learning FEDU 3321 Educational Foundations for Teaching

Third Year
Fall	Spring	Summer
KINE 3312 Physiology of Exercise INDS 3323 Child Development and Its Application to Learning TEP LITY 4364 Content Area Literacy and Study Skills †Elective (or KINE 3326)	KINE 3311 Biomechanics KINE 4313 Teaching Middle and High School Physical Education CUIN 4313 Secondary Teaching Strategies †Elective (or KINE 3313) †Elective (or KINE 3314)	KINE 3328 Team Sports

Fourth Year
Fall	Spring	Summer
KINE 3327 Individual and Dual Sports KINE 4312 Teaching Early Childhood and Elementary Physical Education KINE 4316 Measurement, Evaluation, and Research in Kinesiology †Elective (or KINE 4310)	KINE 4303 Kinesiology Student Teaching I KINE 4304 Kinesiology Student Teaching II CUIN 4307 Professional Seminar	intentionally blank

* Student Teaching (KINE 4303 / 4304) can be completed in Fall or Spring semester.
For more information and requirements refer to Student Teaching webpage.
† Students need 15 hours of electives (Specialty Field Courses).
Electives must be approved by a Faculty Advisor prior to registration.

Sport Management

First Year
Fall	Spring	Summer
KINE 1301 Foundations of Kinesiology	KINE 2310 Lifetime Fitness and Wellness	intentionally blank

Second Year
Fall	Spring	Summer
KINE 2311 Motor Learning and Development KINE 2312 Kinetic Anatomy	KINE 2313 Sport Management	KINE 3315 Sports and Recreation Facility Management KINE 3319 Sport Business and Finance

Third Year
Fall	Spring	Summer
KINE 3311 Biomechanics KINE 3316 Foundations of Exercise and Sports Psychology †Elective †Elective	KINE 3312 Physiology of Exercise KINE 3321 Legal Issues in Sport and Exercise †Elective †Elective	KINE 3320 Marketing and Promotion in Sports KINE 4319 Leadership Principles of Exercise †Elective

Fourth Year
Fall	Spring	Summer
KINE 3322 Sociology of Sport and Exercise KINE 3326 Sport Administration KINE 4316 Measurement, Evaluation, and Research in Kinesiology †Elective	KINE 4603 Professional Field Experience I KINE 4604 Professional Field Experience II	intentionally blank

* Kinesiology internship (KINE 4603 & 4604) can be completed in Fall, Spring, or Summer semester.
For more information and requirements refer to Internship Program webpage.
† Students need 18 hours of electives (Special Foundation).
Electives must be approved by a Faculty Advisor prior to registration.