2014-2015 Undergraduate & Graduate Catalog
Bachelor of Science in Physical Education
- Requirements for a Major in Physical Education
- Requirements for K-12 Professional Instruction Emphasis:
- 5. Professional Instruction Emphasis Courses (Credit Hours: 24)
- Requirements for Sport Leadership Emphasis:
- Suggested Order of Coursework for a Major in Physical Education
- For K-12 Professional Instruction Emphasis
- For Sport Leadership Emphasis
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Requirements for a Major in Physical Education
Two emphasis areas are available for majors in physical education. Students seeking a major in physical education must select either the K-12 professional instruction or sport leadership emphasis.
Requirements for K-12 Professional Instruction Emphasis:
1. University Degree Requirements
As identified in the General Academic Policies section of the Grand Valley State University Undergraduate and Graduate Catalog.
2. B.S. Degree Cognates: Physical Education Major (Credit Hours: 10)
The following B.S. degree cognate must be completed for the major in physical education.
- BMS 202 - Anatomy and Physiology Credits: 4 (Gen. Ed. NS/B)
- MOV 304 - Introduction to Exercise Physiology Credits: 3
- STA 215 - Introductory Applied Statistics Credits: 3 (Gen. Ed. CGE/A)
3. K-12 Professional Instruction Foundational Courses (Credit Hours: 19)
- MOV 101 - Foundations of Human Movement Science Credits: 3
- MOV 102 - First Aid, CPR and AED Credits: 2
- MOV 201 - Psychosocial Aspects of Physical Education and Sport Credits: 3 OR MOV 202 - Social Cultural Dimensions of Sport (3 credits)
- MOV 300 - Kinesiology Credits: 3
- MOV 309 - Measurement and Evaluation Credits: 2
- MOV 310 - Motor Skill Development Credits: 3
- PED 401 - Organization and Administration of Physical Education and Sport (Capstone) Credits: 3 (SWS)
4. Skills Development Activity Courses (Credit Hours: 5)
Selected from PED 100 through 179, one of which must be swimming. PED 180 courses may be selected and substituted for this requirement. PED 214 and/or PED 215 may be substituted for the 100-180 level swimming requirement.
5. Professional Instruction Emphasis Courses (Credit Hours: 24)
Physical Education majors selecting the K-12 professional instruction emphasis must meet all requirements of the College of Education if they intend to pursue teacher certification. After 2009 physical education majors will NOT be eligible for teacher certification in Michigan with the elementary education minor. The K-12 emphasis may also be taken by students who do not intend to enter the College of Education. Students must take the following courses in addition to the core curriculum, B.S. degree cognates, and skills development activity courses:
- PED 200 - Rhythms and Dance K-12 Credits: 3
- PED 202 - Adapted Physical Education and Recreation Credits: 2
- PED 210 - Tumbling and Gymnastics, K-12 Credits: 3
- PED 220 - Individual Sports K-12 Credits: 3
- PED 230 - Team Sports K-12 Credits: 3
- PED 240 - Methods for Teaching Fitness Credits: 3
- PED 306 - Teaching Physical Education - Elementary Credits: 3
- PED 307 - Teaching Physical Education - Secondary Credits: 3
Requirements for Sport Leadership Emphasis:
1. University Degree Requirements
As identified in the General Academic Policies section of the Grand Valley State University Undergraduate and Graduate Catalog.
2. B.S. Degree Cognates: Physical Education Major (Credit Hours: 10)
The following B.S. degree cognate must be completed for the major in physical education.
- BMS 202 - Anatomy and Physiology Credits: 4 (Gen. Ed. NS/B)
- MOV 304 - Introduction to Exercise Physiology Credits: 3
- STA 215 - Introductory Applied Statistics Credits: 3 (Gen. Ed. CGE/A)
3. Sport Leadership Core Courses (Credit Hours: 26)
- COM 201 - Speech Credits: 3
- MOV 101 - Foundations of Human Movement Science Credits: 3
- MOV 102 - First Aid, CPR and AED Credits: 2
- MOV 201 - Psychosocial Aspects of Physical Education and Sport Credits: 3
- MOV 202 - Social Cultural Dimensions of Sport Credits: 3
- PED 460 - Fieldwork in Sport Leadership Credits: 3
- PED 490 - Internship in Sport Leadership Credits: 6 to 12
- PED 495 - Administration in Sport Leadership Credits: 3 (Capstone) (SWS)
4. Sport Leadership Concentration Courses
Majors who select the sport leadership emphasis must also select a concentration area in either coaching (A) or sport management (B).
Concentration A: Coaching (Credit Hours: 30-32)
Students selecting the coaching concentration must complete the following courses:
- BMS 105 - Basic Nutrition Credits: 3
- CAP 305 - Sports Promotion Credits: 3
- MOV 217 - Modern Principles of Athletic Training Credits: 2
- MOV 300 - Kinesiology Credits: 3
- MOV 310 - Motor Skill Development Credits: 3
- PED 218 - Officiating Seasonal Sports Credits: 2
- PED 355 - Current Topics in Coaching Credits: 3
- PED 120-179 Skill Development Activity Course (2) Credits: 2
Elect 2 of the following "team sport" courses:
- PED 230 - Team Sports K-12 Credits: 3
- PED 250 - Baseball Coaching Theory Credits: 2 OR [[permalink=1074|dynamic]]%prefix% %code% - %name% %program_field% [[/permalink]]
- PED 251 - Basketball Coaching Theory Credits: 2
- PED 252 - Football Coaching Theory Credits: 2
- PED 255 - Volleyball Coaching Theory Credits: 2
- PED 260 - Soccer Coaching Theory Credits: 2
- PED 261 - Rowing Coaching Theory Credits: 2
- PED 262 - Ice Hockey Coaching Theory Credits: 2
Elect 2 of the following "individual sport" courses:
- PED 220 - Individual Sports K-12 (3 credits)
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OR PED 263 - Cross Country Coaching Theory (2 credits) - PED 256 - Wrestling Coaching Theory (2 credits)
- PED 257 - Coaching Theory Course (2 credits)
Concentration B: Sport Management (Credit Hours: 30)
Students selecting the sport management concentration must complete the following courses:
- ACC 212 - Principles of Financial Accounting Credits: 3
- BUS 201 - Legal Environment for Business Credits: 3
- CAP 305 - Sports Promotion Credits: 3
- ECO 330 - Sports Economics Credits: 3
- MGT 331 - Concepts of Management Credits: 3
- PED 356 - Current Topics in Sport Management Credits: 3
Elect 2 of the following sport resource management courses:
- MGT 333 - Human Resource Management Credits: 3
- MGT 345 - Team Building Credits: 3
- MKT 350 - Marketing Management Credits: 3
- MKT 351 - Consumer Behavior Credits: 3
- MKT 353 - Marketing Negotiations Credits: 3
- MKT 361 - Sports Marketing Credits: 3
- PA 375 - Public Budgeting and Finance Administration Credits: 3
- PED 376 - Sport Facility & Event Management Credits: 3
Elect 2 of the following sport information management courses:
- CAP 220 - Fundamentals of Public Relations Credits: 3
- CIS 150 - Introduction to Computing Credits: 3
- PA 335 - Grant Writing Credits: 3
- STA 345 - Statistics in Sports Credits: 3
- WRT 381 - Writing and Sports Credits: 3
Suggested Order of Coursework for a Major in Physical Education
Courses in the major and minor should be taken according to numerical sequence within the core curriculum, degree cognates, and emphasis areas. Attention should be paid to prerequisite requirements. Courses progressions are designed so higher numbered material mastered in a lower numbered course is available to be expanded upon or applied during subsequent courses.
Course schedules are planned to expedite taking coursework in the recommended sequence.
- 100-level courses should be taken during the freshman year.
- 200-level courses should be taken during the sophomore year.
- 300-level courses should be taken during the junior year.
- 400-level courses should be taken during the junior and senior years.
For the Core and Cognates
- BMS 202 - Anatomy and Physiology Credits: 4
Note: BMS 202 must be taken before the following courses: MOV 300, 304.
- MOV 309 - Measurement and Evaluation Credits: 2
Note: STA 215 must be taken before MOV 309.
- STA 215 - Introductory Applied Statistics Credits: 3
Note: MTH 110 must be taken before STA 215.
For K-12 Professional Instruction Emphasis
First Year:
- MOV 101 - Foundations of Human Movement Science (3 credits)
- MOV 102 - First Aid, CPR and AED (2 credits)
- MOV 202 - Social Cultural Dimensions of Sport (3 credits) OR MOV 201 - Psychosocial Aspects of Physical Education and Sport (3 credits)
- PED 210 - Tumbling and Gymnastics, K-12 (3 credits)
- PED 200 - Rhythms and Dance K-12 (3 credits)
- PSY 101 - Introductory Psychology (3 credits)
Second Year:
- BMS 202 - Anatomy and Physiology (4 credits)
- EDF 315 - Diverse Perspectives on Education (3 credits)
- EDI 337 - Introduction to Learning and Assessment (3 credits)
- PED 202 - Adapted Physical Education and Recreation (2 credits)
- PED 220 - Individual Sports K-12 (3 credits)
- PED 230 - Team Sports K-12 (3 credits)
- STA 215 - Introductory Applied Statistics (3 credits)
Third Year:
- MOV 300 - Kinesiology (3 credits)
- MOV 309 - Measurement and Evaluation (2 credits)
- PED 240 - Methods for Teaching Fitness (3 credits)
- PSY 301 - Child Development (3 credits)
- PSY 325 - Educational Psychology (3 credits)
Fourth Year:
- MOV 304 - Introduction to Exercise Physiology (3 credits)
- MOV 310 - Motor Skill Development (3 credits)
- PED 306 - Teaching Physical Education - Elementary (3 credits)
- PED 307 - Teaching Physical Education - Secondary (3 credits)
- PED 401 - Organization and Administration of Physical Education and Sport (Capstone) (3 credits)
- EDS 379 - Universal Design for Learning: Secondary (3 credits)
Fifth Year:
- EDF 310 - Organizing and Managing Classroom Environments (3 credits)
- EDR 321 - Content Area Literacy (3 credits)
- EDI 331 - Methods and Strategies of Secondary Teaching (5 credits)
- EDT 370 - Technology in Education (3 credits)
- EDI 431 - Student Teaching, Secondary (8 credits)
- EDF 485 - The Context of Educational Issues (3 credits)
For Sport Leadership Emphasis
First Year:
- BMS 105 - Basic Nutrition (3 credits)
- MOV 101 - Foundations of Human Movement Science (3 credits)
- MOV 102 - First Aid, CPR and AED (2 credits)
Second Year:
- BMS 202 - Anatomy and Physiology (4 credits)
- BUS 201 - Legal Environment for Business (3 credits)
- COM 201 - Speech (3 credits)
- MOV 201 - Psychosocial Aspects of Physical Education and Sport (3 credits)
- MOV 202 - Social Cultural Dimensions of Sport (3 credits)
- PED 218 - Officiating Seasonal Sports (2 credits)
- STA 215 - Introductory Applied Statistics (3 credits)
Third Year:
- CAP 305 - Sports Promotion (3 credits)
- ECO 330 - Sports Economics (3 credits)
- MOV 300 - Kinesiology (3 credits)
- MOV 304 - Introduction to Exercise Physiology (3 credits)
- MOV 310 - Motor Skill Development (3 credits)
- PED 355 - Current Topics in Coaching (3 credits)
Fourth Year:
- PED 460 - Fieldwork in Sport Leadership (3 credits)
- PED 490 - Internship in Sport Leadership (6 to 12 credits)
- PED 495 - Administration in Sport Leadership (3 credits)
Recommended Sequences: