Coordinator: Dr. B.A. Wilson, ANNU 336B

Human Kinetics is concerned with understanding capacities for, and limits of, human movement at different ages and with the role of physical activity in human health. Through the use of electives, students may structure a program emphasizing biomechanics and ergonomics, human population biology or nutrition, exercise and metabolism.

Admission to this major in semester 3 normally requires a minimum semester average of 70% in the previous 2 full-time semesters. Students declaring this major require the signature of the coordinator.

If lacking the fundamentals of word processing, spread sheet use and data management, the student should elect 27-120 as early in the program as possible.

Major

15-103 [0.50] Biology I

19-104 [0.50] General Chemistry I

63-108 [0.50] Elements of Calculus I

76-107 [0.50] Introductory Physics for the Life Sciences I

[0.50] elective or restricted elective

15-104 [0.50] Biology II

19-105 [0.50] General Chemistry II

76-108 [0.50] Introductory Physics for the Life Sciences II

[1.00] elective or restricted elective

See admission statement above.

Semester 3

15-221 [0.50] Introductory Cell Biology

19-258 [0.50] Introductory Biochemistry

40-200 [0.50] Introductory Genetics

75-208 [0.50] Human Evolution and Ecology

[0.50] elective or restricted elective

19-356 [0.50] Structure and Function in Biochemistry

40-202 [0.50] Introductory Molecular Biology

75-227 [0.50] Principles of Human Biomechanics

92-210 [0.50] Developmental Biology

[0.50] elective or restricted elective

75-360 [0.75] Applied Human Biology

75-394 [1.25] Human Physiology

89-204 [0.50] Statistics I

[0.50] elective or restricted elective

71-321 [0.50] Fundamentals of Nutrition

[2.00] electives or restricted electives

75-4951/2 [1.50] Human Anatomy

[2.00] electives or restricted electives

75-4951/2 [1.50] Human Anatomy

[2.00] electives or restricted electives

Students must complete 75-4201/2 in either year 3 or year 4.

Students must complete [2.00] credits from Arts or Social Science courses. It is recommended that [0.50] of the [2.00] be in philosophy. A minimum of [2.00] from Human Biology (i.e. 75-XXX) restricted electives at the 300 or 400 level are required. A minimum of [2.00] science credits from 400 level courses must be selected. [1.00] are to be chosen from acceptable science courses.

Areas of Emphasis

Students choosing Sports Injury Management must follow the schedule of studies for the area of emphasis.

Sports Injury Management

This is a collaborative effort between the Sheridan College of Applied Arts and Technology 3-year diploma program in Sports Injury Management and the University of Guelph B.Sc. Human Kinetics major program. Semester 2 B.Sc. students may be selected for admission and concurrent registration over the next four year period to the Human Kinetics major in this area of emphasis and the Sheridan College of Sports Injury Management program. Since space in this area of emphasis is limited, admission is competitive and is based on academic achievement and an interview process. Students will enrol in courses at Guelph for semesters 1 to 6 and at Sheridan for semesters 7 to 10. Upon successful completion, students will earn both a University of Guelph B.Sc. degree and a Sheridan College diploma. Contact Dr. B.A. Wilson, ext. 2297, for additional information.

Semester 3

15-221 [0.50] Introductory Cell Biology

19-258 [0.50] Introductory Biochemistry

40-200 [0.50] Introductory Genetics

75-171 [0.25] Sheridan--Emergency Conditions *

89-204 [0.50] Statistics I

[0.50] Arts or Social Science elective

40-202 [0.50] Introductory Molecular Biology

71-321 [0.50] Fundamentals of Nutrition

75-173 [0.50] Sheridan--Field Practice I (150 hours) *

75-227 [0.50] Principles of Human Biomechanics

92-210 [0.50] Developmental Biology

[0.50] Arts or Social Science elective

75-271 [0.50] Sheridan--Field Practice II (150 hours) *

75-360 [0.75] Applied Human Biology

75-394 [1.25] Human Physiology

75-4201 [0.50] Research Concepts

75-4951 [0.75] Human Anatomy

75-274 [0.50] Sheridan--Field Practice III (250 hours) *

75-4202 [0.50] Research Concepts

75-4952 [0.75] Human Anatomy

[1.50] restricted electives

75-172 [0.25] Sheridan--Conditions of Lower Extremity *

75-174 [0.25] Sheridan--Protective Equipment *

75-273 [0.25] Sheridan--Injury Treatment Modalities *

75-275 [1.00] Sheridan--Field Practice IV (250 hours) *

75-276 [0.25] Sheridan--Clinical Assessment Rehab. I *

75-423 [0.50] Advanced Study in Human Biology and Nutritional Sciences

75-272 [0.25] Sheridan--Conditions of the Upper Extremity *

75-278 [0.25] Sheridan--Sports Injury Clinic *

75-279 [0.25] Sheridan--Body Mechanics I *

75-280 [0.50] Sheridan--Human Adaptation to Exercise *

75-281 [0.50] Sheridan--Clinical Assessment Rehab. II *

75-286 [0.75] Sheridan--Field Practice V (200 hours) *

75-277 [0.25] Sheridan--Functional Anatomy *

75-282 [0.50] Sheridan--Body Mechanics II *

75-283 [0.50] Sheridan--Clinical Assessment Rehab. III *

75-287 [0.75] Sheridan--Field Practice VI *

75-289 [0.25] Sheridan--Sports Injury Clinic II *

75-4371 [0.50] Research in Human and Nutritional Sciences II

75-284 [0.50] Sheridan--Clinical Administration *

75-285 [0.25] Sheridan--Manual Therapy *

75-288 [1.50] Sheridan--Field Practice VII *

75-297 [0.25] Sheridan--Functional Anatomy II *

75-4372 [0.50] Research in Human and Nutritional Sciences II

*These courses are taught by Sheridan College and the course descriptions appear in the Sheridan College calendar.

Restricted Electives

[1.50] must be chosen from 71-333, 71-421, 75-422, 75-446.

1998-99 Undergraduate Calendar