Exercise Biology, Minor College of Biological Sciences
Learn how physical activity levels impact human form and function. The courses are designed to foster intellectual curiosity, problem-solving and critical thinking skills, in the context of understanding organismal animal (including human) biology.
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Biology Academic Success Center (BASC) in 1023 Katherine Esau Science Hall (formerly Sciences Laboratory Building); 530-752-0410.
Only one course used to satisfy a requirement for the minor may be applied toward a student’s major.
Code | Title | Units |
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Choose at least 15 units: | 15 | |
Exercise Physiology | ||
Exercise Metabolism | ||
Clinical Exercise Physiology | ||
Exercise & Aging in Health & Disease | ||
Physiology of Maximal Human Performance | ||
Neuromuscular & Behavioral Aspects of Motor Control | ||
Kinesiology: Analysis & Control of Human Movement | ||
Exercise Biology or other approved course; an additional 3 upper division units from either the previous list of Exercise Biology (EXB) courses or from: | 3 | |
Human Gross Anatomy | ||
Systemic Physiology | ||
Genes & Gene Expression | ||
Cell Biology | ||
Biomolecules & Metabolism | ||
Total Units | 18 |