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100

All students in the school of public health are required to take this class.

What is SPHL100?

100

If you are looking to deal with prosthetic limbs in the future, this class would be most beneficial to you.

What is Biomechanics? (KNES 300)

100

If you are interested in the mental side of sports, this class would be especially interesting to you.

What is The Psychology of Sports & Exercise? (KNES350)

100

An interdisciplinary study of the body and how it relates to health, society, and motion of the human body.

What is Kinesiology?

100

This core class deals with the growth and development of bones and the neuromuscular system all throughout a human's lifespan.

 What is Motor Development? (KNES370)

200

This is how many credits are required to graduate from UMD.

What is a Minimum of 120?

200

To pursue a career as a physical or occupational therapist, you would need this.

What is a Doctorate Degree?

200

If you are interested about how sport and the physical culture intertwines with economy, politics, and technology, you should take this course. 

Sport and American Society? (KNES 287)

200

This core course relates to how sport and exercise relate to and influence societal issues focusing on discrepancies between race, class, and gender.

What is Sport and American Society? (KNES287)

200

This class is about how humans voluntarily create movement and learn these new skills, whether it be a professional athlete or any day to day activities.

What is Motor Control and Learning? (KNES385)

300

These are the math classes required for KNES majors.

What is...

1 Math113 or higher

1 analytical reasoning(STAT100 or higher)

300

This is one of the most popular career paths with a kinesiology degree.

What is Physical Therapy?

300

You are required to take 4 of these 1 credit classes.

What are physical activites?

300

This course focuses on how sport has helped to shape American culture and explores the cultural, social, political, and economic factors contributing to physical culture in America.

What is History of Physical Culture, Sport, & Science in America?(KNES285)

300

This class studies how our body is capable of exercise and how we respond to it, along with learning about energy transformation, metabolism, and nutrition. 



What is Exercise Physiology? (KNES 360)

400

This is required to be taken in the last year as a KNES student.

What is KNES497? (Senior Seminar)

400

Many career paths in Kinesiology require a more hands-on way of learning, and sometimes can be done for pay.

What is an Internship?

400

This class is considered the Intro to Kinesiology.

What is KNES200?

400

This course explores the tools, research, and strategies involved in preventing, controlling, and solving widespread health issues.

What is Foundations of Public Health? (SPHL100)

400

This class focuses on how human emotion, motivation, and personality all affect sport and general motor skill performance.

What is Psychology of Sport and Exercise? (KNES 350)

500

The number of elective credits required to graduate.

What is 32?

500

Future personal trainers should focus most on this course.

What is Motor Control and Learning? (KNES385)

500

If you are interested in the ins and outs of the muscular and skeletal system, you should take this class. 

What is Exercise Physiology? (KNES 360)

500

This class studies how different body parts, like bones, ligaments, etc., function together to create movement

 What is Biomechanics? (KNES300)

500

There are this many core courses in kinesiology.

What is 7?

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