Activities (ACT)
ACT 102. Recreational Activities. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will be reflective of activities generally regarded as recreation and can be individual, dual, or group in nature.
ACT 104. Beginning Bowling. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will be reflective of activities generally regarded as recreation and can be individual, dual, or group in nature.
Course Fees: $15.75
ACT 106. Beg Conditioning and Fitness. 1 Credit.
These courses are designed to teach lifetime activities which will promote fitness and wellness for a healthy lifestyle.
ACT 107. Beginning Aerobic Dance. 1 Credit.
These courses are designed to teach lifetime activities which will promote fitness and wellness for a healthy lifestyle.
ACT 109. Beginning Racquetball. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will be reflective of activities generally regarded as recreation and can be individual, dual, or group in nature.
ACT 110. Beginning Weight Training. 1 Credit.
These courses are designed to teach lifetime activities which will promote fitness and wellness for a healthy lifestyle.
ACT 112. Curling. 1 Credit.
This course is designed to teach student the Olympic sport of curling. Rules, regulations, procedures, techniques, strategies and etiquette will be covered.
ACT 113. Beginning Softball. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will include those activities found to be reflective of what is generally considered team sports.
ACT 114. Beginning Rock Climbing. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will include those activities which take place in the outdoors and can be given lifelong consideration.
ACT 115. Soccer. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will include those activities found to be reflective of what is generally considered team sports.
ACT 116. Wallyball. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will include those activities found to be reflective of what is generally considered team sports.
ACT 117. Floor Hockey. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will include those activities found to be reflective of what is generally considered team sports.
ACT 119. Beginning Nordic Skiing. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will include those activities which take place in the outdoors and can be given lifelong consideration.
ACT 120. Beginning Alpine Skiing. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will include those activities which take place in the outdoors and can be given lifelong consideration.
ACT 140. Beginning Basketball. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will include those activities found to be reflective of what is generally considered team sports.
ACT 146. Beginning Golf. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will be reflective of activities generally regarded as recreation and can be individual, dual, or group in nature.
Course Fees: $21.50
ACT 150. Beginning Yoga. 1 Credit.
These courses are designed to teach lifetime activities which will promote fitness and wellness for a healthy lifestyle.
ACT 151. Beginning Billiards. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will be reflective of activities generally regarded as recreation and can be individual, dual, or group in nature.
Course Fees: $10.75
ACT 153. Beginning Badminton. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will be reflective of activities generally regarded as recreation and can be individual, dual, or group in nature.
ACT 157. Beginning Martial Arts. 1 Credit.
These courses are designed to teach lifetime activities which will promote fitness and wellness for a healthy lifestyle.
ACT 169. Beginning Tennis. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will be reflective of activities generally regarded as recreation and can be individual, dual, or group in nature.
ACT 170. Beginning Swimming. 1 Credit.
These courses are designed to teach aquatic activities, which will provide lifetime skills, safety skills, and training skills for instructors of aquatic activities.
ACT 174. Introduction to Backpacking. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will include those activities which take place in the outdoors and can be given lifelong consideration.
Course Fees: $5.35
ACT 178. Canoeing. 1 Credit.
These courses are designed to teach aquatic activities, which will provide lifetime skills, safety skills, and training skills for instructors of aquatic activities.
ACT 180. Beginning Volleyball. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will include those activities found to be reflective of what is generally considered team sports.
ACT 191. Special Topics. 1-3 Credits.
Courses not required in any curriculum for which there is a particular one-time need, or given on a trial basis to determine acceptability and demand before requesting a regular course number.
ACT 203. Flag Football. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will include those activities found to be reflective of what is generally considered team sports.
ACT 210. Intermediate Weight Training. 1 Credit.
These courses are designed to teach lifetime activities which will promote fitness and wellness for a healthy lifestyle. Prerequisite: ACT 110.
ACT 217. Frisbee. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will be reflective of activities generally regarded as recreation and can be individual, dual, or group in nature.
ACT 250. Pilates. 1 Credit.
This course is a Pilates-based mat class combining core alignment, posture, and flexibility exercises to build strength and to improve flexibility, agility, body awareness and posture.
ACT 287. Archery. 1 Credit.
Courses contained in this area will be reflective of activities generally regarded as recreation and can be individual, dual, or group in nature.
ACT 291. Special Topics. 1 Credit.
ACT 298. Cooperative Education. 1-12 Credits.
A planned and supervised work-learning experience in industry, business, government, or community service agencies related to the University program of study. Prerequisites: two semesters of attendance at Montana State University-Northern, approval of advisor, Dean of the College of Education, Arts and Sciences, and cooperative education coordinator. Pass/Fail only.
ACT 498. Cooperative Education. 1-12 Credits.
A planned and supervised work-learning experience in industry, business, government, or community service agencies related to the University program of study. Prerequisites: two semesters of attendance at Montana State University-Northern, approval of advisor, Dean of the College of Education, Arts and Sciences, and cooperative education coordinator. Pass/Fail only.