First Year
KP121, KP122, BI100*, PS100*
Either MA103 and MA104, or MA105 and MA141 (See Note 2)
One of CH100*, PC100*, PC110*; or CP104 together with one of CP102, CP114

Second Year
KP210; KP220 and KP223 (or BI203*and BI409*); KP231, KP232, KP241
One senior credit from Biology, Chemistry, Computing, Mathematics or Physics
One elective credit (See Note 1)

Third Year
KP261, KP262 (See Note 2), KP321, KP322, KP323, KP351, KP361
One senior credit from Biology, Chemistry, Computing, Mathematics or Physics
One half-credit elective

Fourth Year
KP371; two of KP422, KP451, KP463; two of KP324, KP332, KP410 through KP471; one half-credit senior KP elective
Two senior credits from Biology, Chemistry, Computing, Mathematics or Physics (See Note 3)

Notes:

1. Electives may include at most one credit from the following activity courses: KP101 to KP212 inclusive.
2. Students who have completed MA141 must substitute one-half senior Kinesiology and Physical Education elective credit for KP262.
3. Of the minimum four senior credits in Biology, Chemistry, Computing, Mathematics or Physics, at least two must be senior lab courses (excluding Computing and Mathematics), and one of the four must be at the 300 or 400 level.
4. Every student must participate in two different programs associated with sport, physical activity or recreation, each of which must include a minimum of 48 participation hours. At least one of these activities must involve the student in some form of leadership, administrative or instructing capacity in community, school, university or privately sponsored programs associated with sport, physical activity or recreation. Other types of activities may also meet these requirements, but must be approved by the Department Chair. The student must submit appropriate verification of participation to the Department Chair in order to satisfy this requirement.

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Faculty of Science Faculty of Science – Departments, Programs and Courses Kinesiology and Physical Education

Official electronic version updated on February 4, 2002

M. Watson, Editor Course Timetable