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KINES 112 teaches students to define and systematically measure physical activity behaviors based on ACSM guidelines, including service learning in adapted fitness.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
The course is rated as moderately difficult, with essay assignments being a key component of the grading structure.
KINES 116 teaches first aid and basic life support skills, including CPR, AED use, and emergency response procedures.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Morgan Shields: The course is reported as easy with a low difficulty rating, though specific workload details are not provided in the single review.
KINES 119 introduces students to the field of kinesiology, the department, physical activity, health, and career opportunities.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Morgan Shields: Workload consists primarily of reading assignments and homework completion, with no tests or quizzes required for the grade.
KINES 123 teaches lifestyle redesign and health promotion by applying biological, cultural, and social theories to help college students navigate the transition to college life.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Tim Gattenby: The course is rated as easy, but participation in class discussions is required and attendance is important.
Adapted fitness course focusing on developing individualized personal training goals while accommodating persons with temporary or permanent disabilities.
Introduction to athletic healthcare covering systems, teams, and common injuries in active populations.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Reviewers describe the class as easy with non-difficult assignments. The assessment structure includes three exams, with the final exam covering material similar to the third exam.
KINES 140 teaches the science and practice of resistance training through lectures and demonstrations on its principles and physiological effects.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Patrick Hills-Meyer: Exams were tough due to high information volume and unclear study focus, while the final was an easy project.
Foundations of Health Behavior and Health Equity provides an overview of factors contributing to health and well-being, examining health education approaches and social determinants.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Textbook readings are considered unnecessary for success, and the course is rated as having low difficulty.
KINES 227 introduces clinical anatomy of human movement, focusing on musculoskeletal structure and its role in physical activity.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Andrew P. Winterstein: Students report that the class meets once weekly with online modules, demanding lots of work. Exams are tough, particularly for those without prior anatomy background, with one reviewer noting the difficulty matches a three-credit course.
KINES 314 teaches fundamental knowledge and appreciation for the adaptability of human physiological systems to exercise demands.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Gary Diffee: Students report that exams are difficult, often short-answer application questions with limited time, and that success requires hard work, studying, and utilizing office hours to clarify concepts.
KINES 318 teaches the analysis of human action through the application of mechanical principles.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Kreg Gruben: The course relies heavily on practice problems and self-study via online videos. Workload includes weekly quizzes, labs, and exams that heavily weight the final grade, requiring students to independently master concepts not clearly explained in lecture.
Covers the research process in kinesiology, including hypothesis development, study design, ethics, measurement, statistics, and result presentation.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Martha McCurdy: Reviewers report that exams are hard and the paper is very time-consuming, with the workload being comparable to a four-credit class rather than the two credits offered.
Introduction to Exercise Psychology covers psychological foundations, motivation, effort perception, personality, and mental health in exercise.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Dane Cook: Exams are mostly short-answer and time-consuming. Students must attend lectures because slides provide little content and exams rely on spoken details.
KINES 360 introduces major concepts in human motor development, covering movement changes across the lifespan and the Mountain of Motor Development model.
KINES 361: Motor Learning and Performance introduces principles of motor learning and control to explain motor skill processes.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
Historical reviews of Martha McCurdy: The course has moderate difficulty, with success linked to engaging directly with the instructor on major assignments.
Teaches planning, facilitating, and assessment skills for designing culturally responsive movement and health promotion programs.
Offering recorded · Fall 2026
The final group project constitutes most of the grade and requires work throughout the semester. Students must navigate a difficult Canvas site and adhere to strict attendance policies that penalize even excused absences.