Kinesiology Associate in Arts - College of San

The Kinesiology Associate in Arts Degree for Transfer provides students with a foundation in human movement, preparing them for transfer to bachelor's programs in Kinesiology-related fields. The program emphasizes physical well-being, knowledge of body mechanics, and the impact of physical activity on health and fitness. Students complete core courses in kinesiology, anatomy, and physiology, along with selective courses in areas such as aquatics, dance, and statistics.

Program Outline

Detailed Extraction of Kinesiology Associate in Arts Degree for Transfer

Degree Overview:

Overview:

The Kinesiology Program aims to provide students with knowledge and skills in the science and art of human movement. The program seeks to improve individual physical well-being and prepares students for transfer to bachelor's degree programs in various Kinesiology-related fields.

Objectives:

Enhance individual physical well-being.
Prepare students for transfer to Kinesiology-related bachelor's programs.
Equip students with knowledge and skills in human movement
Foster understanding of the impact of physical activity and inactivity on health and fitness.

Program Description:

The AA-T degree in Kinesiology requires the completion of 60 transferable semester units, encompassing major-specific courses, general education requirements, and electives. To earn the degree, students must maintain a minimum overall GPA of 2.0, achieve at least a "C" (or "P") in each major course, and fulfill either the CSU GE Breadth or IGETC pattern.

Outline:

Required Core Courses (12 units):

Group A:
Introduction to Kinesiology (KINE 101)
Human Anatomy (BIOL 250)
Human Physiology (BIOL 260)

Required Selective Courses (3 units):

Students select 3 units from various areas like aquatics, dance, fitness, individual sports, and team sports.

Required Selective Courses: Group B (6-9 units):

Students choose two courses from the following:
General Chemistry I (CHEM 210)
First Aid/Adult & Pediatric CPR (KINE 119)
Elementary Probability and Statistics (MATH 200)
General Physics I (PHYS 210)
General Psychology (PSYC 100)

Total Required Major Units:

21 - 24 units

Program Learning Outcomes:

Demonstrate knowledge of body mechanics in relation to physical activity, fitness, and health.
Explain the impact of physical activity and inactivity on fitness and health.

Admission Requirements:

High school coursework in mathematics, English, and basic computer skills recommended.

Transfer Services:

CSM offers assistance in gathering information related to transfer requirements and procedures.