LABORATORY REQUIREMENTS FOR
PHYSICAL EDUCATION 100, 200, 300 & 400

l. Physical Education 100, 200, 300 and 400 each require a laboratory

course of instruction designed to teach motor skills and methods of
instruction in a wide variety of activities, In order to fulfill the
requirements for graduation a total of 48 laboratory credits mst be
earned in four years. Forty of these credits mst be earned in the
activity units enumerated below; the remaining eight credits may be
earned in any activity shown on the accompanying laboratory schedule.

credits in football
eredits in basketball
eredits in track
credits in baseball
credits in swimming and life saving
eredits in handball and volleyball
eredits in soccer and speedball
eredits in tumbling and stunts
eredits in indoor program of physical education
eredits selected from the following:
a. Temis ce. Boxing
be Golf Gd. Wrestling

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2. An activity unit consists of a minimm of six clock hours a
week for a period of five weeks, Two laboratory credits may be earned
for each activity unit, Each student is responsible for adjusting his
own program so that the credit requirements are fulfilled. He is
responsible for all information relative to the dates of the various
units, attendance, credits and other items incidental to the laboratory

progres

3 3. No unexcused absences will be permitted in the activity units.
One absence unless excused by the instructor in charge will result in a
failure for the unit.

4, Laboratory credit is counted toward athletic eligibility, hence
a failure in a laboratory unit may cause ineligibility far athletic
competition.