Division of Sports Science at Incheon National University Leading the Future of Sports Science

Curriculum

Grade 1

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Order Semester Course Code Course Title Course Classification Class Type Credits Lecture
Hours		 Practical
Hours		 Retake Allowed
Status		 Dual Enrollment Minor Double Major
Allowed
Status		 Allowable
Times		 Required
Status		 Course Classification Mandatory
Status		 Course Classification
▼ 1 First Semester HD06104 GYMNASTICS Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

This course develops the ability of basic skills and understanding the composition of gymnastics and develops the ability to coach.
▼ 2 First Semester HFA6095 Football Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Students practice soccer and develop abilities of coaching it by acquiring basic skills and game rules.
▼ 3 First Semester 0002756 Track&Field(Track) Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

The purpose is to cultivate sports leaders who combine theory and practical skills by systematically teaching basic skills and basic skills through track and field (track) classes, which are basic and basic for all sports.
▼ 4 First Semester 0007800 Self-Designed I Basic Major Self-Designed 1 1 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Self - Design Seminar I
▼ 5 First Semester 0011027 Swimming for Basic Basic Major Physical Training 2 0 4 O - - - - - -

Course Description

This course is designed to provide students with opportunities to design their own career paths through guidance on college life and understanding of majors.
▼ 6 First Semester 0011028 Introduction to Sport Science Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

This course introduces the research fields of sports science for students majoring in physical education, and learns introductory knowledge about the structure and function of the human body necessary for learning each research field.
▼ 7 First Semester 0011029 Sport Ethice Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 3 3 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

The purpose of this lecture is to understand sport as a culture. Studetns learn theories and cases related to sport ethics in order to make ethical decision making and to show sportsmanship when they participate in various sports.
▼ 8 First Semester 0011030 Sport Communication Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Communication refers to the process of exchanging information between two or more callers and receivers for the purpose of achieving understanding, or expressing thoughts, values, desires, and beliefs between people in words and actions. With the recent development and industrialization of IT, the importance of interpersonal relations has emerged. This is a very important factor in terms of growth as well as mental adaptation of humans. Therefore, in this lecture, we will learn how to communicate with the public in terms of health, physical strength, well-being, to maintain and sustain sports and sports activities, and to develop the ability to use them in real sports and sports fields.
▼ 9 Second Semester 0002095 SQUASH Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Students understand the basic rules and skills of squash, and game strategies and develop the ability to systematically coach skills.
▼ 10 Second Semester 0011050 Measurement in Sport Psychology Advanced Major Laboratory Practice 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

It is a science that analyzes, predicts, and controls human behavior in sports scenes, and aims to provide principles and skills in effective ways to achieve the purpose of sports. The research area examines individual psychological factors such as personality, motivation, anxiety, and existing studies on social factors surrounding individuals such as group cohesion, leadership, and social promotion, and acquires basic skills as a psychologist by exploring how these factors affect sports behavior.
▼ 11 Second Semester 0011052 Traditional Sports Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Learn the history and meaning of ssireum, Korea's unique sport, and learn basic or professional skills to experience new sports and acquire sports leaders by experiencing Ssireum as a sport.
▼ 12 Second Semester HB06005 HUMAN ANATOMY Basic Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - O Minor O Double Major

Course Description

Students understand diverse changes in functions of human body, applying general anatomy into aspects of sports.
▼ 13 Second Semester HD06031 VOLLEY BALL Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Students practice volleyball and develop abilities of coaching it by acquiring basic skills and game rules.
▼ 14 Second Semester HFA6092 Track and Field(Field) Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Students practice track and field and develop abilities of coaching it by acquiring basic skills and game rules.
▼ 15 Second Semester HFA6094 Sport History Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Students understand the sport history of Korea and worlds.
▼ 16 Second Semester HFA6102 Psychology of Sports Core Major Lecture(Theory) 3 3 0 O - - O Minor O Double Major

Course Description

Students understand psychological aspects of sports so as to maximize individual's competition ability.
▼ 17 Second Semester HFA6117 Handball Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Students practice Handball and develop abilities of coaching it by acquiring basic skills and game rules.
▼ 18 Second Semester 0007801 Self-Designed II Basic Major Self-Designed 1 1 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Self - Design Seminar II
▼ 19 Second Semester 0009813 Advanced Swimming Basic Major Physical Training 2 0 4 O - - - - - -

Course Description

The swimming (advanced) process acquires the breast and the butterfly based on the freestyle and backstroke learned in the basic swimming. It is aimed to complete the individual medley and to acquire the qualification as a physical education leader by learning the instruction method of each law.

Grade 2

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Order Semester Course Code Course Code Course Classification Class Type Credits Lecture
Hours		 Practical
Hours		 Retake Allowed
Status		 Dual Enrollment Minor Double Major Interdisciplinary Major
Allowed
Status		 Allowed
Times		 Required
Status		 Course Classification Required
Status		 Course Classification Course Classification Registered Division (or Division)
▼ 1 First Semester 0005901 Lab in Exercise Physiology Advanced Major Laboratory Practice 1 0 2 O - - - - - - - -

Course Description

This course is designed in a lecture with laboratory practice. It will cover medical exams and physical fitness tests required in experiments of exercise physiology.
▼ 2 First Semester 0011031 Basic Function Anatomy Basic Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - O Minor O Double Major - -

Course Description

Based on the understanding of basic human functions, this subject learns the necessary knowledge about the concept, functional composition and movement of the body.
▼ 3 First Semester 0011032 Sport Safety Advanced Major Laboratory Practice 1 0 2 O - - - - - - - -

Course Description

Sports safety management learns the ability to understand safety management in various sports settings.
▼ 4 First Semester 0011035 Sports Science Seminar Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - - - -

Course Description

Through the general seminar of sports science, students learn the necessary knowledge to establish a specific major by understanding the in-depth sports science of the major.
▼ 5 First Semester 0011051 Weight Training Basic Basic Major Physical Training 2 0 4 O - - - - - - - -

Course Description

The weight training (basic) subject is organized around the use of equipment and is taught for the purpose of securing practical skills related to physical strength.
▼ 6 First Semester 0011060 Survival Swimming Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - - - -

Course Description

This course seeks ways to survive in the ocean, learns basic swimming skills and maritime safety management skills, as well as professional knowledge, leadership and teamwork skills.
▼ 7 First Semester HB06009 Marine Sports Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - - - -

Course Description

Students learn skills and exercise in various ocean sports.
▼ 8 First Semester HFA6001 EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY Core Major Lecture(Theory) 3 3 0 O - - O Minor O Double Major - -

Course Description

Students understand the basic principles which are necessary for promoting health and sport competition through application of general theory of physiology.
▼ 9 First Semester HFA6005 BASKET BALL Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - - - -

Course Description

Students practice basketball and develop abilities of coaching it by acquiring basic skills and game rules.
▼ 10 First Semester HFA6059 SPORT MARKETING Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - - Interdisciplinary Major -

Course Description

Students learn how companies use sports as their promotional tool, and various sport related promotional activities of sport properties.
▼ 11 First Semester HFB6011 Sport Sociology Core Major Lecture(Theory) 3 3 0 O - - - - O Double Major - -

Course Description

This subject is organized based on a systematic introduction to sports sociology.The purpose is to explore the dynamic relationship between sports, culture, and society using sociological concepts, theories, and research materials and to promote critical reflection on sports.
▼ 12 Second Semester 0005899 Lab in Biomechanics Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - - - -

Course Description

This course is designed in a lecture with laboratory practice. It will cover analysis of human movement required in experiments of biomechanics.
▼ 13 Second Semester 0011049 Recreation Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - - - -

Course Description

To promote personal growth and development through leisure life, students understand the intentional intervention process of utilizing recreation as a means and acquire various knowledge backgrounds that can improve physical, social, mental, and emotional functions.
▼ 14 Second Semester 0011053 Weight Training for Advanced Basic Major Physical Training 2 0 4 O - - - - - - - -

Course Description

In weight training (Advanced), students learn about securing practical skills and efficient exercise methods, focusing on upper and lower extremity exercise methods using equipment.
▼ 15 Second Semester 0011055 New Sports Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - - - -

Course Description

This course is designed to learn the types and rules of new sports, systematic operation methods and acquisition of skills, and leadership skills.
▼ 16 Second Semester 0011056 Injury and Damage Managemer Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - - - -

Course Description

The causes of injuries of the general public and players are learned through case studies, and on-site understanding is learned through systematic management methods according to injuries.
▼ 17 Second Semester 0011057 Sport Public Relations Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - - - -

Course Description

This course provides not only how to apply the concept of public relations in sports, but also its theoretical basis, and provides a comprehensive understanding of public relations in sports, such as relationships with local communities, employees, government, and media, and reputation management.
▼ 18 Second Semester 0011485 Props Exercise Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - - - -

Course Description

Props Exercise is widely used to improve health through body correction, strengthening muscles, and improving flexibility. In this course, you will improve your ability to use props by learning the characteristics, effects, and usage methods of various props such as foam rollers, tubing bands, rings, and gym balls.
▼ 19 Second Semester HBA6019 BIOMECHANICS Core Major Lecture(Theory) 3 3 0 - - - - - O Double Major - -

Course Description

Students understand the methods how to improve physical exercise and competition ability based on measuring and evaluating human exercise.
▼ 20 Second Semester HD06166 Ice Sports Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - - - -

Course Description

Students practice skating and develop abilities of coaching it by acquiring basic skills and game rules.
▼ 21 Second Semester HFA6109 Theory of Sports Education Core Major Lecture(Theory) 3 3 0 O - - - - - - - -

Course Description

This course introduce the principles of sport education, and provide the guideline to educate adolescence with sport activities.
▼ 22 Second Semester HFC6014 SKI Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - - - -

Course Description

This course learns the basic and professional skills of ski events, game rules, refereeing methods, and learns skill acquisition and instruction

Grade 3

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Order Semester Course Code Course Title Course Classification Class Type Credits Lecture
Hours		 Practical
Hours		 Practical
Allowed Status		 Dual Enrollment Minor Double Major
Allowed
Status		 Allowed
Times		 Required
Status		 Course Classification Required
Status		 Course Classification
▼ 1 First Semester 0004657 basics of tennis Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

This course fosters practical skills by acquiring professional knowledge of tennis games and practicing advanced skills (valley, smashing) necessary for tennis.
▼ 2 First Semester 0011034 Badminton Basic Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

This course acquires basic knowledge about the game of badminton and develops practical skills by practicing the basic skills (stroke, serve) necessary for badminton.
▼ 3 First Semester 0011036 Pilates Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

This course aims to learn the basic principles and basic movements of Pilates. Learn the basic principles of Pilates, such as central stability, concentration, control, efficiency of movement, breathing and accuracy, and learn the basic posture of Pilates using a mat.
▼ 4 First Semester 0011037 Sports Data Analytics Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Sports Data Analytics deals with methods of observing, recording, and analyzing various types of traing- and match-related events in sports to improve the athelete's performance and to develop coaching skills.
▼ 5 First Semester 0011038 Big Data Processing in Health and Physical Activity Advanced Major Laboratory Practice 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Learning to collect, process, and interpret the data related to physical activity and health care; Learning how to apply the processed information to various fields.
▼ 6 First Semester 0011039 Kinesiology of the Musculoskeletal Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

This subject learns functional movements for the musculoskeletal system based on basic understanding with academic connectivity and hierarchy with basic functional anatomy, and conceptualizes and learns the methodology necessary for functional improvement such as human instability and misalignment.
▼ 7 First Semester 0011042 Youth Sport Activity Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Learning basic knowledge regarding motor development and applied physical activities of youth across different life span; Learning how to teach specific physical activity and organize physical education classes.
▼ 8 First Semester 0011054 Sport Management Core Major Lecture(Theory) 3 3 0 O - - - - O Double Major

Course Description

This course learns the functions of planning, organization, command, and evaluation to achieve the goals of sports management, and furthermore, analyzes the environment of sports organizations, and at the same time sets strategic directions for sports organizations and evaluates their implementation. We want to provide a basis.
▼ 9 First Semester 0011062 Sports Coaching Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

>It is a subject that fosters the ability to apply appropriate coaching measures to efficient communication processes and conflict situations by reflecting and understanding the most fundamental and essential aspects such as basic coaching thinking systems, coaching values, educational views, and coaching purposes. Therefore, it learns the actual coaching process, content, and content of actual coaching, and conducts indirect coaching experiences through writing a coaching plan.
▼ 10 First Semester HFA6097 Methodology of Exercise Training Core Major Lecture(Theory) 3 3 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Students learn diverse training method with scientifical approach.
▼ 11 Second Semester 0005898 Sport & Media Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

This course will cover the relationships among sport, leisure, mass and media based on interaction of sport and media.
▼ 12 Second Semester 0008782 Motor Learning and Control Core Major Lecture(Theory) 3 3 0 O - - - - O Double Major

Course Description

Motor Learning and Control focuses on the behavioral and biomechanical approaches, neural bases of movement, and motor learning and control theories to analyze human movement development and motor skills. Especially, we can understand various neurophysiological mechanisms underlying skilled performance in sport activities as well as impaired motor functions in individuals with movement disorder. As a sport activity educator or sport scientist, we can learn how to identify the principles of human movements using an essential movement analysis.
▼ 13 Second Semester 0011059 Exercise Prescription for the Elderly Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

It deals with the functional changes and its underlying mechanisms with advaning aging in the viewpoint of physical fitness, and purposes to develop the ability to prescribe individulalized exercise program based on the senior fitness test results for improving health and well-being of the elderly.
▼ 14 Second Semester 0011061 Sports Psychological Counseling Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 3 3 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Based on the basic understanding of sports psychology, the importance of counseling has recently emerged for mental health, human rights, and a positive sports environment for sports participants. The purpose of this lecture is to cultivate better counseling knowledge and learn the roles and functions of sports psychology counselors by learning the introduction, understanding, and field application of counseling focusing on sports situations.
▼ 15 Second Semester 0011063 Performance Analysis of Sport Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Performance analysis of Sport deals with methods to analyze the opposing team based on the past game records and videos to cultivate analytical power to build tactical strategy by focusing on the perfromance of an individual player or a team.
▼ 16 Second Semester 0011064 Nutrition of Exercise and Sport Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

This course learns about nutritional mechanisms and basic knowledge for health management and exercise performance improvement through nutrients
▼ 17 Second Semester 0011065 Laboratory Experiments in Exercise Biochemistry Advanced Major Laboratory Practice 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

This course learns and practices basic experimental methods for exercise biochemistry analysis based on basic medical/physiological knowledge/
▼ 18 Second Semester 0011066 Experiment and Practice for Motor Learning and Conrtol Advanced Major Laboratory Practice 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Learning and practicing various experimental setups and protocols for analyzing motor learning and control processes in human movements.
▼ 19 Second Semester 0011068 Tennis for advanced players Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

This course cultivates practical skills by acquiring specialized knowledge about the game of tennis and practicing advanced techniques (volley, smashing) required for tennis.
▼ 20 Second Semester 0011072 Badminton for Advanced Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

This course This course acquires professional knowledge about the game of badminton and develops practical skills by practicing advanced techniques (volley, smashing) required for badminton.
▼ 21 Second Semester 0011486 Functional Rehabilitation Training 1 Advanced Major Theory Laboratory Practice 3 2 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Functional Rehabilitation Training 1 aims to improve human movement and efficient function by effectively applying biomechanics, anatomy, training, and rehabilitation exercises focusing on the major joints of the lower extremities. Applications of functional exercise in human health include physical education, rehabilitation, health and safety, health promotion, clinical practice, and sports medicine. This functional rehabilitation training 1 develops adaptations or exercises that allow individuals to more easily perform activities of daily living without injury. Functional rehabilitation training 1 helps people suffering from pain, injury, or illness related to the musculoskeletal system. Through this, people of all ages maintain health and wellness, prevent injuries, and facilitate access to efficient functional exercise through exercise, movement, and therapeutic intervention, and provide on-site health care and functional exercise experts for this purpose.

Grade 4

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Order Semester Course Code Course Title Course Classification Class Type Credits Lecture
Hours		 Practical
Hours		 Retake Allowed
Status		 Dual Enrollment Minor Double Major
Allowed
Status		 Allowed
Times		 Required
Status		 Course Classification Required
Status		 Course Classification
▼ 1 First Semester 0001370 Philosophy of Sports Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 3 3 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Students understand philosophical aspects of sports, applying general theory and phenomenon of philosophy into sports.
▼ 2 First Semester 0011041 Physical Correction Exercise Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Based on the correct understanding of health management, this subject applies and acquires the basic principles necessary for correct body composition and field-oriented principles necessary for correctional management.
▼ 3 First Semester 0011044 Scientific Function Evaluation Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

This course evaluates body functions using sports science measuring devices for health management and rehabilitation evaluation of injuries and injuries, and learns professional ability to compose training methods by prescribing and applying in the field
▼ 4 First Semester 0011045 Capstone Design in Sport Science Applied Advanced Major Laboratory Practice 3 0 6 O - - - - - -

Course Description

This course enables students to develop empirical qualifications for use in research in order to enhance evidence-based ability to predict various contents in sports science and to suggest solutions.
▼ 5 First Semester 0011046 Sports Mental Training Advanced Major Laboratory Practice 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Psychological theories to understand sports have been used as the most basic way to objectively observe and analyze athletes' behavior, assuming that "consciousness" appears as "behavior" and that "behavior" induces "consciousness". This approach has recently been expanding into a sports mental training area based on the purpose of improving performance. Therefore, this course aims to learn mental training methods such as anxiety control, motivation improvement, and cognitive reconstruction to improve athletes' performance, and to cultivate mental training skills that can be used in the sports field.
▼ 6 First Semester 0011058 BASIC OF GOLF Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

In order to understand and approach golf easily, customized classes are conducted for each level. The purpose is to understand the golf game through the media and conduct classes with a sense of realism such as game method and swing analysis.
▼ 7 First Semester 0011069 Adapted Physical Education Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Learning basic knowledge about adapted physical education and activities; understanding behavioral characteristics in people with various movement disorder and neurological diseases; learning and practicing how to organize and run adapted physical education.
▼ 8 First Semester 0011483 Functional Rehabilitation Training 2 Advanced Major Theory Laboratory Practice 3 2 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Functional Rehabilitation Training 2 aims to improve human movement and efficient use of function by effectively applying biomechanics, anatomy, training, and rehabilitation exercises focusing on the upper limb joints to strengthen the linkage of functional rehabilitation training 1. Applications of functional exercise in human health include physical education, rehabilitation, health and safety, health promotion, clinical practice, and sports medicine. This functional rehabilitation training 2 develops adaptations or exercises that allow individuals to more easily perform activities of daily living without injury. Functional rehabilitation Training 2 helps people suffering from pain, injury, or illness related to the musculoskeletal system. Through this, people of all ages maintain health and wellness, prevent injuries, and facilitate access to efficient functional exercise through exercise, movement, and therapeutic intervention, and provide on-site health care and functional exercise experts for this purpose
▼ 9 First Semester 0011047 Personal Training Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

The purpose of personal training is to learn the essential qualities needed to become a personal trainer whose competitiveness and skills are recognized in the field. Since each person has different correction patterns depending on their physical characteristics and living environment, the trainer develops a program appropriate for the individual and provides individual exercise services.
▼ 10 First Semester HBA6079 Comprehensive Practice Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Students practice various sport activities as well as learning related theories.
▼ 11 First Semester HFA6015 BASEBALL Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Students develop abilities of coaching baseball acquiring basic skills and game rules.
▼ 12 Second Semester 0002777 SPORTS FACILITY PROGRAM MANAGEMENT Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

The course is designed to understand operative management of sport facilities and developing diverse programs by utilizing the facilities. Also, the course provides ways of maximizing utilization of the facilities by visiting different types of sport facilities.
▼ 13 Second Semester 0011070 Development in Health Management Program Advanced Major Laboratory Practice 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

This course develops programs that can be applied to various health management methods and learns to deepen professional skills so that they can help in the field.
▼ 14 Second Semester 0011071 Golf Advanced Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

This course learns practical skills by acquiring management skills for the game of golf and practicing advanced skills (approach, drive) required for golf.
▼ 15 Second Semester 0011073 Fundamental Statistics in Exercise Science Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 3 3 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Learning various quantitative data from exercise science experiments and how to logically infer and interpret the data using fundamental statistical methods.
▼ 16 Second Semester 0011074 Sports Science Paper Writing Advanced Major Laboratory Practice 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Understanding elemental components for conducting scientific writing and experiencing the journal paper writing skills using practical exercise science database.
▼ 17 Second Semester 0011075 Sport Neuroscience Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Sports Neuroscience deals with the basic of neuroscience to understand the effects of exercise on the brain function, and includes practices to analyze brain function and structure using the lastest neuroimaging methods.
▼ 18 Second Semester 0011076 Capstone Design in Sport Practice Applied Advanced Major Laboratory Practice 3 0 6 O - - - - - -

Course Description

This course provides field-oriented learning to develop empirical qualities for use in the field based on theoretical concepts in order to enhance the ability to predict and solve problems in sports practice.
▼ 19 Second Semester 0011077 Sport Pedagogy Prectice Advanced Major Physical Training 2 0 4 O - - - - - -

Course Description

The purpose of this lecture is to design programs based on physical activity and sport that could be practices in school physical education, sport-for-all or elite sport.

▼ 20 Second Semester 0011078 Sport Startup Theory Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Based on a new understanding of the sports industry and cultivation of entrepreneurship, this course cultivates the ability to lead the development of the sports industry and at the same time learns the ability to realize entrepreneurial ideas in the sports industry.
▼ 21 Second Semester 0011080 Functional Exercise for Field applied Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

This course learns to acquire field deepening ability to seek a methodology to properly apply to the field based on the basic understanding of the functional exercise method.
▼ 22 Second Semester 0011081 Practical Guide to Exercise Physiology Advanced Major Lecture(Theory) 2 2 0 O - - - - - -

Course Description

This course designs a training program based on the principles of exercise physiology to learn in-depth knowledge necessary for sports field experts.
▼ 23 Second Semester HFB6047 Table Tennis Advanced Major Physical Training 1 0 2 O - - - - - -

Course Description

Using a table tennis racket, learn how to hit a forehand, how to hit a backhand, how to attack a service, and how to receive. Also, we learn how to make and play tactics by applying all the techniques.