Kinesiology B.S.
Certificate Programs
Certificates may be earned by regularly matriculated or extended learning students and denote successful completion of a prescribed program of study designed to: a) impart specified professional/vocational/career competencies; or b) produce mastery of the content of a sub-field of an academic major (discipline); or c) provide exposure to the range of materials in a traditional or emerging interdisciplinary field. See Page 57 for further certificate information.
Certificate in Coaching
Certificate requirements (33 units)
Lower-division requirements (12 units)
1. KINE 200. First Aid (2)
2. Four units chosen from:
KINE 261A. Professional Activity Preparation in Individual and Dual Sports/Movement Forms: Archery (2)
KINE 261B. Professional Activity Preparation in Individual and Dual Sports/Movement Forms: Badminton (2)
KINE 261C. Professional Activity Preparation in Individual and Dual Sports/Movement Forms: Dance (2)
KINE 261E. Professional Activity Preparation in Individual and Dual Sports/Movement Forms: Golf (2)
KINE 261F. Professional Activity Preparation in Individual and Dual Sports/Movement Forms: Gymnastics (2)
KINE 261G. Professional Activity Preparation in Individual and Dual Sports/Movement Forms: Racquetball (2)
KINE 261H. Professional Activity Preparation in Individual and Dual Sports/Movement Forms: Swimming (2)
KINE 261J. Professional Activity Preparation in Individual and Dual Sports/Movement Forms: Tennis (2)
KINE 261K. Professional Activity Preparation in Individual and Dual Sports/Movement Forms: Track and Field (2)
KINE 261L. Professional Activity Preparation in Individual and Dual Sports/Movement Forms: Aerobic Exercise (2)
KINE 261M. Professional Activity Preparation in Individual and Dual Sports/Movement Forms: Martial Arts (2)
KINE 261N. Professional Activity Preparation in Individual and Dual Sports/Movement Forms: Strength and Conditioning (2)
KINE 261O. Professional Activity Preparation in Individual and Dual Sports/Movement Forms: Yoga (2)
3. Four units chosen from:
KINE 263A. Professional Activity Preparation of Team Sports: Basketball (2)
KINE 263B. Professional Activity Preparation of Team Sports: Football (Flag) (2)
KINE 263C. Professional Activity Preparation of Team Sports: Soccer (2)
KINE 263D. Professional Activity Preparation of Team Sports: Softball (2)
KINE 263E. Professional Activity Preparation of Team Sports: Volleyball (2)
4. KINE 267. Sports Officiating (2)
Upper-division requirements (21 units)
1. KINE 323. Sociology of Physical Activity (4)
2. KINE 324. Psychology of Physical Activity (4)
3. KINE 343. Methods and Techniques of Coaching (4)
4. KINE 472. Program Design in Physical Education (4)
5. KINE 480. Biomechanics (5)
Certificate in Fitness Management
Certificate requirements (33 units)
1. KINE 305. Prevention and Treatment of Sports Injuries (4)
2. KINE 454. Field Experience II (3)
3. KINE 471. Exercise Science Program Management (4)
4. KINE 480. Biomechanics (5)
5. KINE 481. Exercise Physiology (5)
6. KINE 482. Contemporary Fitness Programs (4)
7. KINE 483. Exercise Prescription (4)
8. KINE 580. Exercise, Energy and Human Performance (4)
Certificate in Recreation Leadership
Certificate requirements (31 units)
Lower-division requirements (20 units)
1. KINE 203. Introduction to Recreation (4)
2. KINE 271. Recreation Leadership (4)
3. KINE 277. Recreation Programming (4)
4. Four units chosen from:
KINE 137A. Aquatic Activities: Lifeguard training (2)
KINE 137C. Aquatic Activities: Basic and emergency water safety (2)
KINE 137D. Aquatic Activities: Boating and canoeing (2)
KINE 137F. Aquatic Activities: Scuba diving (2)
KINE 137G. Aquatic Activities: Skin diving (2)
KINE 137H. Aquatic Activities: Springboard diving (2)
KINE 137J. Aquatic Activities: Swimming (2)
KINE 137K. Aquatic Activities: Water polo (2)
5. Four units chosen from:
KINE 146A. Outdoor Skills Activities: Backpacking (2)
KINE 146B. Outdoor Skills Activities: Camping (2)
KINE 146C. Outdoor Skills Activities: Mountaineering (2)
KINE 146D. Outdoor Skills Activities: Orienteering (2)
KINE 146E. Outdoor Skills Activities: Survival skills (2)
Upper-division requirements (11 units)
1. KINE 365. Outdoor Education and Camp Leadership (4)
2. KINE 454. Field Experience II (3)
3. Four units chosen from:
KINE 471. Exercise Science Program Management (4)
KINE 472. Program Design in Physical Education (4)
KINESIOLOGY - BASIC INSTRUCTION ACTIVITY PROGRAM
Kinesiology 101-150
The basic instruction program offers a wide variety of courses that provides students an opportunity to: participate in physical activity on a regular basis; develop, improve and maintain physical fitness; learn and practice lifetime sports skills; and acquire the knowledge that physical exercise is essential for healthful adult living in current society. Not all courses listed are offered each academic year.
Kinesiology - Intercollegiate Athletics (160 and 190)
These courses are designed for those students participating in intercollegiate sports. If a student does not become a member of a team, they will be dropped from the course.
General education requirement for graduation:
All students are required to complete a basic instruction activity course chosen from any one of the following categories:
KINE 101. Individual and Dual Activities
KINE 114. Physical Fitness and Conditioning Activities
KINE 120. Combative and Marital Arts Activities
KINE 121. Team Activities
KINE 137. Aquatic Activities
KINE 147. A Fitness Odyssey
KINE 149. Independent Activity Project
KINE 150. Dance Activities
Ten additional units of basic instruction activity courses (numbered 150 and below) for a total of twelve units maximum may be applied toward graduation. These units may be from courses in the same category.
Please refer to the University catalog at http://catalog.csusb.edu for official information.