Courses
Physical Education Activities (.5 cr.):
All activities are taught in a coeducational format unless otherwise indicated on registration schedules.
PED 101 Archery
PED 102 Badminton
PED 103 Bowling
PED 104 Conditioning
PED 105 Dancing
PED 106 Aerobics
PED 107 Golf
PED 108 Racquet Skills
PED 109 Running
PED 111 Weight Lifting
PED 112 Skiing
PED 113 Recreational or Lap Swimming
PED 114 Cycling
PED 120 Exploring Fitness (Special Needs Students Only)
Varsity Athletics (Men) (.5 cr.)
PED 001 Baseball
PED 002 Basketball
PED 003 Football
PED 004 Golf
PED 005 Wrestling
PED 010 Soccer
Varsity Athletics (Women) (.5 cr.)
PED 004 Golf
PED 006 Cheerleading
PED 007 Basketball
PED 008 Softball
PED 009 Volleyball
PED 011 Soccer
Physical Education Classes:
PED 121 Officiating (3 cr.)
Football, basketball, and wrestling. Experience in officiating will be provided for local intramural and public school games. Students may qualify for certification as high school officials by passing required tests and paying fee. (Two periods per week)
PED 170 First Aid and Personal Safety (1 cr.)
Training in first aid and safety procedures qualifying the student for the standard Red Cross First Aid Certificate. $10.00 lab fee. (May be applied as Science credit.)
PED 201 Concepts of Wellness (1 cr.)
Students will be able to identify physical activities, eating habits, and stress reduction techniques which will enable one to live a healthy lifestyle. Student will use this basic knowledge to develop healthy lifestyles which will promote physical, mental and emotional well-being
PED 221 Personal and Community Health (3 cr.)
A course which presents principles and practices of personal health and seeks to develop attitudes and habits necessary for healthful living.
PED 242 Introduction to Physical Education (2 cr.)
An introductory course to give the beginning student an explanation of the meaning and place of physical education in the modern school curriculum. The study of objectives and policies of physical education is included. (alternate academic years)
PED 243 Team Game Skills (3 cr.)
Basic course in developing motor skills, knowledge of rules, playing strategy, terminology, and participation in volleyball, basketball, soccer, speedball, field hockey, and touch football. (Class will meet 3 times a week. Open to physical education majors and minors only) (alternate academic years)
PED 244 Individual and Dual Sport Skills (3 cr.)
Basic course in developing motor skills, knowledge of rules, playing strategy, terminology, and participation in badminton, tennis, archery, golf, conditioning, tumbling, and balance beam. (Class will meet 3 hours a week. Open to physical education majors and minors only.) (alternate academic years)
PED 245 Introduction to Recreation (2 cr.)
An introduction to the history, philosophy, and principles of recreation, and the agencies providing recreation programs. (alternate academic years)
PED 246 Outdoor Recreation (3 cr.)
An introduction to a variety of outdoor recreation skills. Included are theories and practical experience in skiing, skating, camping, canoeing, and hiking. An equipment rental fee will be a part of this class in some areas.
PED 251 Theory and Psychology of Coaching (2 cr.)
An introduction to the psychological aspects of coaching interscholastic sports. Special emphasis on the coaching theories and strategies of football, volleyball and basketball. Two hours lecture per week plus five additional hours of lab work. (assisting/observing practice/game settings) during the semester. (Applies toward coaching authorization)
PED 252 Theory and Psychology of Coaching (2 cr.)
An introduction to the psychological aspects of coaching interscholastic sports. Special emphasis on the coaching theories and strategies of wrestling, softball, baseball, track and field. Two hours lecture per week plus five additional hours of lab work (assisting/observing practice/game settings) during the semester. (Applies toward coaching authorization in Iowa)
PED 271 Coaching Anatomy (1 cr.)
The structure and function of the human body with special emphasis given to the muscular, skeletal and nervous systems. Sophomore status preferred. (Prerequisite: BIO 105 or 140 helpful but not required. (Applies toward coaching authorization.)
PED 272 Treatment of Athletic Injuries (2 cr.)
Practical training in the care and prevention of athletic injuries. (Applies toward coaching authorization)
EDU 291-292 Independent Study
EDU 293-294 Directed Study
EDU 295-299 Internship
