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PHILOSOPHY
Topical Issues in Philosophy PHIL 295 1.00 - 3.00
Prerequisite: None
This course offering allows faculty response to community and student interest in ethical, aesthetic and cultural issues through learning
activities focused on a specific topic not included in regular offerings. Examples of such topics include ethics and the media,
environmental aesthetics, the culture and values of the sixties or other topics utilizing faculty expertise or specialized knowledge of an
adjunct faculty. These course offerings will demonstrate the viability and relevance of a humanistic perspective on contemporary issues.
The course may be repeated for up to 6 credits as topics vary.
PHYSICAL EDUCATION
Golf PEX 117 1.00
Prerequisite: None
Beginners will learn how to grip the club, proper stance and basic fundamentals of the golf swing when putting, chipping and driving.
Students will also learn the rules and golf etiquette. A maximum of three classes/1-6 credits from 100-199 may be taken during any one
semester or summer session except for special programs listed in the class schedule. When beginning, intermediate and advanced classes
are scheduled in an activity, the student should consult the department to determine in which level to enroll. A student may enroll in the
same class four times for credit.
Golf, Intermediate PEX 117A 1.00
Prerequisite: None
Intermediate students will perfect their golf skills used in putting, chipping and driving. Students will apply the rules and golf etiquette as
they begin play on the golf course. A maximum of three classes/1-6 credits from 100-199 may be taken during any one semester or
summer session except for special programs listed in the class schedule. When beginning, intermediate and advanced classes are scheduled
in an activity, the student should consult the department to determine in which level to enroll. A student may enroll in the same class four
times for credit.
Volleyball PEX 129 1.00
Prerequisite: None
Beginners will learn the fundamentals of the game: passing, digging, setting, blocking and serving. The rules, as well as, offensive and
defensive play will also be covered. A maximum of three classes/1-6 credits from 100-199 may be taken during any one semester or
summer session except for special programs listed in the class schedule. When beginning, intermediate and advanced classes are scheduled
in an activity, the student should consult the department to determine in which level to enroll. A student may enroll in the same class four
times for credit.
Volleyball, Intermediate/Advanced PEX 129A 1.00
Prerequisite: None
Intermediate/advanced players will increase skills in passing, setting and serving. Offensive and defensive play will be used by the students
as strategy becomes an important part of the game. A maximum of three classes/1-6 credits from 100-199 may be taken during any one
semester or summer session except for special programs listed in the class schedule. When beginning, intermediate and advanced classes
are scheduled in an activity, the student should consult the department to determine in which level to enroll. A student may enroll in the
same class four times for credit.
Karate PEX 143 1.00
Prerequisite: None
Students will learn to perform basic karate techniques such as blocks, strikes and kicks, and how to utilize basic stances while performing
these skills. A maximum of three classes/1-6 credits from 100-199 may be taken during any one semester or summer session except for
special programs listed in the class schedule. When beginning, intermediate and advanced classes are scheduled in an activity, the student
should consult the department to determine in which level to enroll. A student may enroll in the same class four times for credit.
Karate, Intermediate/Advanced PEX 143A 1.00
Prerequisite: PEX 143 or an understanding of elementary Karate techniques.
Students will learn to perfect basic karate skills with emphasis on sparing techniques. A maximum of three classes/1-6 credits from
100-199 may be taken during any one semester or summer session except for special programs listed in the class schedule. When
beginning, intermediate and advanced classes are scheduled in an activity, the student should consult the department to determine in which
level to enroll. A student may enroll in the same class four times for credit.
Fencing PEX 155 1.00
Prerequisite: None
An introduction to the sport and art of foil fencing. Students will learn the fundamental skills of the sport to include offensive, defensive
and counteroffensive techniques along with the international rules governing fencing. A maximum of three classes/1-6 credits from
100-199 may be taken during any one semester or summer session except for special programs listed in the class schedule. When
beginning, intermediate and advanced classes are scheduled in an activity, the student should consult the department to determine in which
level to enroll. A student may enroll in the same class four times for credit.
� TMCC College Catalog 2012-2013
* This course might not transfer to a baccalaureate degree of art or science within the universities in the Nevada System of Higher Education
(NSHE). If you plan to pursue a four-year degree, check with the institution where you intend to transfer to learn whether this course will count
toward the degree you intend to seek.