Camping, back-packing and canoeing.

An examination of the historical, philosophical, sociological and psychological dimensions of physical education. Topics include the history of physical education in Canada, ethics and values in sport, motivation and motor performance, and socialization into and through sport.

An examination of the physiological, biomechanical and health related dimensions of physical education. Topics include drugs and athletic performance, the efficiency of human movement, physical activity and physical health.

An advanced course in aquatics which includes preparation for the Bronze Medallion certification.

(Cross-listed as PS210.)

Sport as an institution in North American society from a sociological perspective. The focus is on a more complete understanding of the role that sport plays in contemporary society with reference to participation in sport activity according to gender, social class, age, and ethnic group. Social change with sport as an agent of change is also studied. (Cross-listed as SY211).

The fundamentals of fitness class leadership, organization and planning. (Students successfully completing this course will receive acknowledgment of having participated in the Fitness Ontario Leadership Program (F.O.L.P.) - the Basics.)

(Cross-listed as CL216.)

(Cross-listed as BI220.)

An examination of human anatomy with special emphasis on the structure and function of the skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems. A regional approach to the study of human anatomy will be utilized.

An introduction to contemporary health problems pertinent to the school situation. Areas covered include drugs, alcohol, tobacco, nutrition and the recognition of common health disorders. Selected topics will be covered by experts in the various fields.

A study of selected health topics. Areas discussed include environmental health, family life education, disease, consumer health and the relationship between physical activity and longevity. Selected topics will be covered by experts in the various fields.

An examination of selected historical periods and philosophies in relation to the development of physical education from pre-Christian Greece to modern times.

An examination of the theory and practice of the administrative process in relation to physical education and sport-related programs.

The methods used in the collection and analysis of data including such topics as research design, sampling, experiments, surveys, reliability and validity.

Fundamentals of data analysis and interpretation including descriptive and inferential statistics methods.

The aims, objectives and strategies of coaching soccer.

The aims, objectives and strategies of coaching squash, tennis, and badminton.

The aims, objectives and strategies of officiating individual and team sports.

The aims, objectives and basic techniques of the martial arts.

The aims, objectives and strategies of coaching basketball.

The aims, objectives and strategies of coaching aquatics. Preparation for water safety certificate or for instructor's certificate may be included.

The aims, objectives and strategies of coaching ice hockey.

The aims, objectives and strategies of coaching gymnastics.

The aims, objectives and strategies of coaching volleyball.

The aims, objectives and strategies of coaching football.

The aims, objectives and strategies of coaching track and field.

The aims, objectives and strategies of coaching field hockey.

The aims, objectives and strategies of coaching field lacrosse.

An examination of the mechanics of common sport related injuries as well as the prevention, care and rehabilitation of these injuries.

The study of the effects of physical activity on the muscular, circulatory and respiratory systems, with particular emphasis on the aerobic and anaerobic energy systems.

An examination of the stages of human growth and development, with particular attention to motor development.

A lecture, laboratory and field course on the art and science of fitness assessment, exercise testing and prescription. Areas covered include needs-based planning, pre-test screening, data collection and interpretation, counselling, behaviour modification and exercise prescription for special populations.

An examination of the nutritional aspects of exercise and health from a metabolic, macro-nutrient and micro-nutrient perspective. Emphasis will be placed on understanding metabolic, bio-energetic and body composition-related issues.

An analysis of the growth and development of amateur and professional sport in Canada from the early 17th century to the present.

A student may undertake individually supervised work under the designation "Directed Study" in some area not included in listed courses.

The analysis of mechanical principles underlying human movement and the application of these principles.

An investigation of the motor learning principles and performance determinants of gross and fine motor activity in sport and physical activity.

An examination of the pathophysiology of, and the anatomical and functional limitations that arise in relation to, a variety of acute, chronic or congenital disabilities. Emphasis will be placed on modifying physical activity and sport programs to meet the physical, affective, and intellectual needs of the participants.

A study of the psychological variables affecting the individual within the context of sport and physical activity. Possible topics include: personality, arousal, cognition, attribution, attitudes, perception, control, goal setting, aggression, social facilitation and group dynamics.

An in-depth examination of selected topics in the sociology of sport which could include sport and gender, sport and deviance, and sport in Canadian society.

A multi-disciplinary examination of sport participation among children.

An advanced seminar focussing on the assessment and primary care of athletic injuries.

A study of applied topics in the physiology of physical activity. The course builds on the base of knowledge established in KP322 and branches into other applied aspects of exercise physiology.

An examination of the associations between aging and physical activity. Topics include the effect of physical activity on the aging process, the impact of aging processes on health and fitness, and other health related issues such as medication use and co-morbidity.

A study of the historical development of the modern Olympic Games. Areas covered include politics, nationalism, commercialism, marketing and amateurism. The contributions of athletes and administrators who have helped to shape Olympic tradition will be assessed.

An in-depth investigation of the mechanical behaviour of human tissue under loading. The implications of such behaviours for joint and structural stability will be examined, as will the topic of occupational biomechanics.

Directed study or research on a topic appropriate to the student's specialization, under the supervision of a faculty member.