Curriculum Bulletin 22
Master List
***SIS course title is in all capital letters
following CIF course title.***
DANCE (DNC)
DNC 144A. Change Course Units: FROM (2) TO (1) 024 (CB 22:02)
DNC 177C. New Course: Dance
Afrikana Introductory Level DNC AFRIKANA INTRO LEVEL (1) [RPT/1] I II.
Traditional dances from continental Africa and throughout the African Diaspora
will be introduced in this course. Students will learn rhythms and movements
specific to the dance traditions of various ethnic groups. Oral folklore and
songs will be taught as well. Studio - 2. 031 (CB22:11)
DNC 177D. New Course: Dance
Afrikana Intermediate Level DNC AFRIKANA INTERM LEVL (1) [RPT/1] I II.
Traditional dances from continental Africa and throughout the African Diaspora
will be practiced in this course at an intermediate level. Students will learn
rhythms and movements specific to the dance traditions of various ethnic groups.
Oral folklore and songs will be taught as well. Studio - 2. 031 (CB22:11)
DNC 301A. New Course: Pilates Mat
Class I for Dancers PILATES MAT CLSS I DNCRS (1) [RPT/2] I This course examines
the basic mat work of Joseph Pilates and its development by Ron Fletcher.
Through participation in mat exercises, students will learn the basic mat work
and basic concepts of body mechanics relating to the exercises. Studio - 2. 031
(CB22:10)
DNC 455. New Course: Biomechanics
for Dancers BIOMECHANICS FOR DANCE(3) II The student will become familiar with
the evolution of human body form; systematically study skeletal, muscle,
connective tissue, and joint anatomy; review principles of mechanics and
fundamental Cartesian system for analysis of movement; study basic
patterns of movement; assess anatomical illustration styles and uses and become
familiar with stress and injury potentials and their prevention. May be convened
with DNC 555. Lecture - 3. 031 (CB22:10)
DNC 555. New Course: Biomechanics
for Dancers BIOMECHANICS FOR DANCE(3) II The student will become familiar with
the evolution of human body form; systematically study skeletal, muscle,
connective tissue, and joint anatomy; review principles of mechanics and
fundamental Cartesian system for analysis of movement; study basic
patterns of movement; assess anatomical illustration styles and uses and become
familiar with stress and injury potentials and their prevention. May be convened
with DNC455. Lecture - 3. 031 (CB22:10)
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