Fitness and Sport Management - University of the Cumberlands

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Circle one: B.A., B.S., B.M.
Catalogue Year _____________
NEW STUDENTS ENTERING AFTER JULY 2010
Thirty of the last thirty-six hours must be
completed in residence.
UNIVERSITY OF THE CUMBERLANDS
Fitness and Sport Management - PLANNED PROGRAM
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STUDENT SIGNATURE (Indicating Responsibility for the Requirements)
GENERAL EDUCATION
I – CHRISTIAN FAITH (6 Hours including either MSMN 135 or MSMN 136)
A. Religion (6 hours to include either MSMN 135 or MSMN 136)
MSMN 133
Introducing Church History
MSMN 135
Exploring the Old Testament
MSMN 136
Exploring the New Testament
MSMN 233
Introducing Christian Ethics
MSMN 239
Exploring World Religions
Integrated Studies Course_________________________________*
II – Writing Competence (6 Hours)
ENGL 131
English Composition I
ENGL 132
English Composition II
III – Mathematical and Scientific Reasoning (7 Hours)
A. Mathematics (3 hours)
Any one of the following five courses
MATH 131
College Mathematics
MATH 132
College Algebra
MATH 136
Precalculus
MATH 140
Calculus I
MATH 240
Calculus II
Integrated Studies Course_________________________________*
Or both of the following courses
MATH 130
Concepts of Mathematics for the Elementary and Middle School
Teacher I
MATH 230
Concepts of Mathematics for the Elementary and Middle School
Teacher II
B. Science (4 hours)
BIOL 130
General Biology (and) BIOL 110 General Biology Laboratory
BIOL 133
Introduction to Population Biology (and)
BIOL 113 Intro. To Population Biology Laboratory
BIOL 134
Introduction to Cellular Biology (and)
BIOL 114 Intro. To Cellular Biology Laboratory
BIOL 231
Environmental Science (and) BIOL 116 Environmental Science Lab
CHEM 132
General Chemistry I (and) CHEM 111 General Chemistry Lab
CHEM 140
Chemistry of Everyday Life
PHYS 137
Physical Science (and) Physical Science Laboratory
PHYS 140
Astronomy
PHYS 241
Physics I
Integrated Studies Course_________________________________*
IV – Historical and Cultural Understanding (6 Hours)
History (3 hours)
HIST 138
World Civilization since 1648
HIST 231
American History to 1877
Integrated Studies Course_________________________________*
Culture (3 hours)
BADM 135
Macroeconomics
BADM 136
Microeconomics
FREN 135
French Culture for English Speakers
SPAN 135
Spanish Culture for English Speakers
POLS 131
Introduction to Political Science
POLS 233
American National Government
POLS 235
Introduction to International Relations
PSYC 131
Basic Psychology
Integrated Studies Course________________________________*
V – Aesthetic Appreciation (6 hours representing two departments)
ART 131
Art Appreciation
ART 132
Ancient To Gothic Art
ART 133
Renaissance to Modern Art
ART 134
Drawing I
ENGL 330
Literary Studies
ENGL 331
English Literature through 1660
ENGL 332
English Literature 1660-1830
ENGL 333
English Literature since 1830
ENGL 334
American Literature through 1865
ENGL 335
American Literature since 1865
MUPR 108-112, 114-116, 119 Music Ensemble or Band
MUSC 130
Music Appreciation
THTR 130
Introduction to Theatre
Integrated Studies Course_________________________________*
VI – Social and Professional Awareness (6 hours representing two departments)
BMIS 130
Introduction to Application Software
COMM 130
Interpersonal Communication (or) COMM 133 Mass Media (or)
COMM 230 Public Speaking (or) JOUR 130 Journalism & PR
HLTH 236
Health and Wellness
SOCI 131
Intro. To Sociology (or) CRJS 131 Intro. To Criminal Justice (or)
HSRV 131 Survey of Human Services
Integrated Studies Course_________________________________*
Total Credit Hours in the General Education Curriculum: 37
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INST101 INSIGHTS
LEADERSHIP REQUIREMENT: LEAD 110 or 120 Leadership Seminar
(required for all students completing a bachelor’s degree)
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MAJOR Fitness and Sport Management (area of concentration)
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*3-6 hours of Integrated Studies courses must be completed by all students who have reached
Junior or Senior class standing. Integrated Studies courses must be completed in residence.
Revised 10/23/2015
CONVOCATION REQUIREMENT AND LEADERSHIP REQUIREMENT:
______CONV 101 Convocation Requirement – All full-time students with less than senior standing
must be enrolled. All students must have at least two full semester hours of convocation credit as a
requirement for graduation. The following two exceptions exist: (1) transfer students with 60 or
more semester hours of credit at the time of enrollment at the University of the Cumberlands must
have one full semester hour of credit for graduation. (2) Students who are 25 or more years of age
at the time of initial enrollment at the University of the Cumberlands are totally exempt from
Convocation. Credit: 0.50 hours each semester
BMIS 130
BACC 131
BADM 136
BADM 331
BADM 334
HESS 233
HESS 333
HESS 439
ESS 131
ESS 221
ESS 231
ESS 235
ESS 330
ESS 334
ESS 336
ESS 337
ESS 435
ESS 437
ESS 439
56 hrs
Introduction to Application Software
Principles of Accounting I
Microeconomics
Principles of Management
Principles of Marketing
Functional Human Anatomy and Physiology
Nutrition
Facilities Development and Management
Introduction to Health, Exercise and Sport Science
Growth and Movement Development (2 hours)
Care and Prevention of Athletic Injuries
Fitness and Sport Management
Kinesiology
Methods of Group Exercise
Exercise Prescription
History & Contemporary Influences on Health, PE and Sports
Physiology of Exercise
Tests and Measurements
Senior Seminar – Capstone (3 hours)
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IX – Restricted Electives (15 hours)
Students not completing a minor MUST meet this requirement.
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Elective Hours (not included elsewhere)
Approval
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Initial & Date
Major Advisor ______________________________________
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Minor Professor _____________________________________
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Registrar ___________________________________________
Date _____________________
Thirty-six hours in upper division courses must be completed by all students. This program is subject
to adjustment because of error, or grades of below “C” made after planning was approved. A minimum
of 128 semester hours is required for graduation with a minimum grade point average of 2.00. Thirty
of the last thirty-six hours must be completed in residence.* At least one-third of the courses for the
major and minor must be taken at University of the Cumberlands. No change permitted in this program
without permission of the advisor. This form must be filed with the Registrar no later than the first
semester of the junior year. It is the responsibility of the student to be familiar with the requirements
for graduation and for the number of hours. The college does not accept this responsibility.
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