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SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY
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MEMORANDUM
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Curric.u,lu. .... Changes...-.-
Kinesiology
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Senate
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Committee
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Undergraduate
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Action taken by the Senate Committee on Undergraduate
Studies at its meeting of November 6
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1979 gives rise to the
following motion:
MOTION
That Senate approve and recommend approval to the
Board, as set forth in S79-138, the proposed
changes in Kinesiology as follows:
(I) Course changes
KIN. 326-3 Functional Anatomy, Description,
Prerequisite
KIN. 405-3 Human Physiology I, Prerequisite
KIN. 498-3 undergraduate Research, Description
(ii)
Change
in grading practice
KIN. 343-3 Fitness Appraisal and Guidance
Daniel R. Birch,
Chairman
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SiMON FRASER
MEMORANDUM
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Mr. H.M. Evans,.. .Registr.ar...
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Janet B1anchet,,.,Secta
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Faculty of Interdisciplinary Studies
Secretary....... SCUS ............................. ....................................
..... Undergraduate Curriculum..Co..ittee...
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Curriculum ..thang.es....-... Kinesiology
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October .31, 19.79 .... ..... ... . ...... ... ... ...
The attached curriculum changes for the Department of Kinesiology (I.S.C. 79-14)
were approved by the Faculty of Interdisciplinary Studies Undergraduate Curriculum
Committee at its meetings of October 23 and 30, 1979.
Would you please place this item on the agenda for the next meeting of the
Senate Committee on Undergraduate Studies.
Janet Blanchet
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Curriculum Changes - Kinesiology
KIN. 326-3 Functional Anatomy ?
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To study the structure of the human body systematically so
as to provide the basis upon which the functions of various
organs and systems can be understood. (Laboratory)
To: ?
This course pursues a systematic study of human anatomy with
emphasis on functional applications. It is designed to
provide the student wi th
detailed three-dimensional knowledg
of organsand body systems plus the ability to apply this
knowled
g
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activities.
Rationale: Expansion and clarification of existiIg description.
Prerequisite change KIN. 326-3 Functional Anatomy
From: ?
Prerequisite: KIN.100-3, and at least 30 hours undergraduate
course credit.
To:
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Prerequisite: KIN100-3, and at least 60 hours undergraduate
course credit..
Rationale: Students with two semesters only of course work have been
problem cases over the past year.
Prerequisite change KIN..405-3 Human Physiology I
From:
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Prerequisites: BISC 201-3, Q-IEM 251-3, cl-lEN 256-2_
To: ?
Prerequisites: KIN.100-3, BISC 201-3, GIEM 251-3, cl-EM 256-2
Rationale: First year physiology previously omitted in error.
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Change in description KIN 498-3 Undergraduate Research
From: ?
Directed study and research selected in consultation with
the supervising instructor leading to the preparation of
an Honors research paper in Kinesiology. This course can-
not be repeated for additional credit or taken concurrently
with KIN-496-3.
To: ?
Directed study and research selected in consultation with
the supervising instructor. Those students comp1etin an
Honors degree will be required to submit a paper based on
this research for department approval. This course cannot
be repeateJ for additional credit or taken concurrently
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Rationale: Clarification of procedure for Honors.
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Chan g
e in grading practice KIN-343-3 Fitness Appraisal and Guidance
Currently this course is graded on a letter basis. It is
recommended that the course be graded instead on a pass/
withdrawal basis.
Rationale: The course is essentially a professional course in which
students are trained as exercise managers and leaders.
The course requires students to engage actively in leading
exercise programs and assessment of this component in terms
other than satisfactory/unsatisfactory
performance is
difficult.
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