Curriculum of Bachelor of Arts Program in Integrated Tourism Management (International Program)
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1 Curriculum of Bachelor of Arts Program in Integrated Tourism Management (International Program) Curriculum Structure The total number of credits 131 credits 1) General Education at least 30 credits - Sciences and Mathematics Subject Group 6 credits - Language Subject Group 12 credits - Social Sciences Subject Group 4 credits - Humanities Subject Group 6 credits - Physical Education Subject Group 2 credits 2) Specific Subjects at least 95 credits - Core Subjects at least 24 credits - Major Subjects at least 35 credits - Specific Elective Subjects at least 36 credits Tourism Subject Group 12 credits Language Subject Group 24 credits (Students must study the same language as that selected in General Education.) 3) Free Elective Subjects at least 6 credits Subjects in Each Group (1) General Education 30 credits Sciences and Mathematics Subject Group 6 credits Mathematics and Computers in Everyday Life 3(2-2-5) Environment, Technology and Life 3(3-0-6) Social Sciences Subject Group 4 credits Use of Library Resources 1(1-0-2) Select one subject from the followings: Economics for Better Living 3(3-0-6) Man and Society 3(3-0-6) Humanities Subject Group 6 credits Select two subjects from the followings: The Heritage of World Civilizations 3(3-0-6)
2 Thai Studies 3(3-0-6) Arts of Living 3(3-0-6) Language Subject Group 12 credits Thai Language for Communication 3(3-0-6) Select one language for 9 credits from the followings: 01356XXX French 9( - ) 01357XXX German 9( - ) 01358XXX Japanese 9( - ) 01362XXX Chinese 9( - ) Physical Education Subject Group 2 credits 01175XXX Physical Education Activities 1, 1(0-2-2) (2) Specific Subjects 95 credits Core Subjects 24 credits Introduction to Economics 3(3-0-6) Economics Principles of Travel and Tourism 3(3-0-6) Industry Principles of Management 3(3-0-6) Service Industry Psychology 3(3-0-6) Computer and Information Technology 3(2-2-5) Tourism and Hospitality Industry 3(3-0-6) Inter-Personal Skills and Cross-Cultural 3(3-0-6) Communication Tourism and Hospitality Laws 3(3-0-6) Major Subjects 35 credits Tour Business Management 3(3-0-6) Consumer Behavior in Tourism 3(3-0-6) Tourism and Hospitality Industry Marketing 3(3-0-6) Human Resource Management in Tourism and 3(3-0-6) Hospitality Business Tourism Resource Management 3(3-0-6) Specific-Purpose-Tourism Management 3(3-0-6) Tourism Industry Planning and Development 3(3-0-6) Cooperative Education Preparation 1(1-0-2) Cooperative Education 6( - - ) Basic Research Methods in Integrated Tourism 3(3-0-6) Management Business Ethics for Tourism Industry 3(3-0-6) Seminar 1(1-0-2)
3 Specific Elective Subjects 36 credits Tourism Subject Group 12 credits Airline Business Management 3(3-0-6) Geography for Global Tourism 3(3-0-6) Economics of Tourism 3(3-0-6) Recreation and Tourism 3(3-0-6) Souvenir Business Management 3(3-0-6) Food and Beverage Service Management 3(3-0-6) Thai Culinary Arts Theory and Practice 3(2-3-5) Meeting, Incentive, Convention and Exhibition 3(3-0-6) Industry Management Restaurant Management 3(3-0-6) Lodging and Hotel Management 3(3-0-6) Tourism Information System Management 3(2-2-5) Language Subject Group 24 credits Students must study the same language as that selected in General Education. Schedule of language courses will be confirmed in the beginning of the semester * French for Conversation and Communication 3(2-2-5) * French for Business Communication 3(2-2-5) * French for Tourism Business 3(2-2-5) * French for Tour Conducting 3(2-2-5) * French for Tourism Personnel 3(2-2-5) * French for Hospitality Industry 3(2-2-5) * French for Professional Service 3(2-2-5) * French for Service Business Administration 3(2-2-5) * German for Conversation and Communication 3(2-2-5) * German for Business Communication 3(2-2-5) * German for Tourism Business 3(2-2-5) * German for Tour Conducting 3(2-2-5) * German for Tourism Personnel 3(2-2-5) * German for Hospitality Industry 3(2-2-5) * German for Professional Service 3(2-2-5) * German for Service Business Administration 3(2-2-5) * Japanese for Conversation and 3(2-2-5) Communication * Japanese for Business Communication 3(2-2-5) * Japanese for Tourism Business 3(2-2-5) * Japanese for Tour Conducting 3(2-2-5) * Japanese for Tourism Personnel 3(2-2-5) * Japanese for Hospitality Industry 3(2-2-5) * Japanese for Professional Service 3(2-2-5) * Japanese for Service Business Administration 3(2-2-5) * Chinese Conversation and Communication 3(2-2-5) * Chinese for Business Communication 3(2-2-5) * Chinese for Tourism Business 3(2-2-5)
4 * Chinese for Tour Conducting 3(2-2-5) * Chinese for Tourism Personnel 3(2-2-5) * Chinese for Hospitality Industry 3(2-2-5) * Chinese for Professional Service 3(2-2-5) * Chinese for Service Business Administration 3(2-2-5) (3) Free Elective Subjects at least 6 credits Under advisors supervision, students can study any subject conducted by other International Programs of Kasetsart University. Course Descriptions Introduction to Economics 3(3-0) Fundamental micro and macro-economics emphasizing the meaning and broad scope of the economy. Basic economic problems. Demand, supply, and market mechanism. Consumer behavior. Cost, revenue and equilibrium of the firm. National income. Public finance. Money and banking. International trade. Economic development with special reference to the Thai case. (For student of all faculties except the Faculty of economics and Business Administration.) Economics Principles of Travel and Tourism Industry 3(3-0-6) An overview of the travel and tourism industry in economics aspect. Emphasis on historical, behavioral, societal, economic, and business aspects of travel and tourism including economic analysis of impacts from tourism industry Principles of Management 3(3-0) Concepts of administration and management, scientific management and human relation approach, bureaucracy system, business structure, function and classification, the influences of environment to business administration, management process and executive, significant roles and activities Use of Library Resources 1(1-0) Library resources, use of search tools, writing references Service Industry Psychology 3(3-0) Social behavior of individuals. Learning, motivation, and social values in work and relaxation. Adapting psychological theories to work and service.
5 Computer and Information Technology 3(2-2-5) Computer and information technology basic concepts, characteristics and components of computer systems, computer networks, Internet and World Wide Web, computer applications, principles of information system development, security and privacy, computer ethics Tourism and Hospitality Industry 3(3-0-6) Evolution, meaning, significance and trend situations of tourism in globalization. Motivation in tourism. Characteristics of major and supporting components of tourism and hospitality industry. Factors affecting tourism. Benefits and impacts of tourism industry on economy, society, environment and culture. Concepts of tourism and hospitality industry management, planning and development. Roles and policies of the government in tourism development. Roles and cooperation of national and international tourism organizations Tour Business Management 3(3-0-6) Meaning, significance, concepts, types, structure and operations of tour businesses. Management and strategic plan cooperation of tour operators, travel agencies and other related businesses. Formulation of policies, goals, production, marketing development. Personnel, financial management and overall operational functions of tour corporate Airline Business Management 3(3-0-6) Overview of passenger transportation for tourism. Local transportation network and international linkage system. International airline business management, alliance and consolidation of airline, low cost airline management, marketing and routing. Computer reservation system (CRS) and airline ticketing. Airport formalities. Custom formalities and restricted items. Field trip required Geography for Global Tourism 3(3-0-6) Geography of Thailand and other countries as world tourism region. The principles, concept of geographical features, climate, natural resources related to tourism industry. Application of ecological and geographical information to routing and conducting tours in natural tourist destinations in Thailand and foreign countries. Field trip required French for Conversation and Communication 3(2-2-5) French listening and speaking skills appropriate for conversation and communication in different situations. Greeting, self introduction, appointment, giving information, language usage in reception situations, situation in the past and work planning in the future French for Business Communication 3(2-2-5) Etiquette and protocol in business and social settings. Business articles, report reading and writing. Meeting agenda arrangement and presentation. Guideline issues and examples in negotiation for achieving business agreement.
6 German for Conversation and Communication 3(2-2-5) German listening and speaking skills appropriate for conversation and communication in different situations. Greeting, self introduction, appointment, giving information, language usage in reception situations, situation in the past and work planning in the future German for Business Communication 3(2-2-5) Etiquette and protocol in business and social settings. Business articles, report reading and writing. Meeting agenda arrangement and presentation. Guideline issues and examples in negotiation for achieving business agreement Japanese for Conversation and Communication 3(2-2-5) Japanese listening and speaking skills appropriate for conversation and communication in different situations. Greeting, self introduction, appointment, giving information, language usage in reception situations, situation in the past and work planning in the future Japanese for Business Communication 3(2-2-5) Etiquette and protocol in business and social settings. Business articles, report reading and writing. Meeting agenda arrangement and presentation. Guideline issues and examples in negotiation for achieving business agreement Chinese for Conversation and Communication 3(2-2-5) Chinese listening and speaking skills appropriate for conversation and communication in different situations. Greeting, self introduction, appointment, giving information, language usage in reception situations, situation in the past and work planning in the future Chinese for Business Communication 3(2-2-5) Etiquette and protocol in business and social settings. Business articles, report reading and writing. Meeting agenda arrangement and presentation. Guideline issues and examples in negotiation for achieving business agreement Inter-Personal skills and Cross-Cultural Communication 3(3-0-6) Cross-cultural communication in relation to tourism and hospitality industry. Understanding the character and attitudes towards foreigners. Analysis of verbal and non-verbal communication between Western and Eastern cultures. Interactional skills creativity development between cultures. Arts of establishing personal relations and public relations, including negotiation and conflicts management Tourism and Hospitality Laws 3(3-0-6) Principle law applied to the tourism and hospitality industry. Legal consideration for hotel, travel agent and other businesses related to this industry regarding guest safety, property loss, the right of guest and the responsibility of administration department in order to create ethical corporate culture.
7 Consumer Behavior in Tourism 3(3-0-6) Factors influencing tourism consumption and trends. Motivation, decision making process. Characteristics of tourism consumption and tourist behavior differences in social, cultural, economical demographical and psychological aspects. Tourism product and service development to suit the need and expectation of tourist market segments Tourism and Hospitality Industry Marketing 3(3-0-6) Resources and variables in developing marketing strategy in the tourism and hospitality industry. Tourism marketing mix development. Sales and marketing research techniques. Marketing planning and development in the national and international level. Network building for the integrated marketing promotion in business components of the tourism and hospitality industry Human Resource Management in Tourism and Hospitality Business 3(3-0-6) Meaning, significance, concepts and process in human resource management. Personnel selection, recruitment, training and potential development. Performance appraisal remuneration. Labor relations. Creation of leadership skills. Ethical development and problems solving in human resource management. Case studies Tourism Resource Management 3(3-0-6) Meaning and significance of tourism resources. Management and planning of natural and manmade tourism resources. Management of tourism services and facilities for tourist at tourist destinations both managing by public and private enterprises. Evaluation of efficiency and effectiveness of tourism services. Impact of monitoring and evaluation of tourism resources Specific Purposes Tourism Management 3(3-0-6) Concepts, types, forms, characteristics and significance of specific purposes tourism: environmental studies tourism, leisure tourism, sport tourism, socio-cultural tourism. Factors affecting and responding tourism demand, value-added and development. Field trip required Tourism Industry Planning and Development 3(3-0-6) Domestic and international tourism evaluation. Impacts and changes of tourism demand and supply on the economic system, related industries, and development of tourism industry. Feasibility analysis for strategic planning in tourism development. Principles, concepts of formulating of development projects. Project implementation, control, follow up and evaluation. Roles and collaboration of government and private sectors Economics of Tourism 3(3-0-6) Theory of tourism demand; utility function; utility maximization demand. Theory of tourism supply and its market structure. Performance and strategies of tourism firms. Tourism environment. Tourism market failure. Total economic value of tourism. Environmental evaluation related to tourism, and effects of international tourism to trade and economic growth.
8 Recreation and Tourism 3(3-0-6) History, evolution, meaning and significance of recreation. Recreational development in tourism business. Recreational components and management for tourism industry. Recreational utilization for tours organization and tourism marketing promotion. Field trip required Souvenir Business Management 3(3-0-6) Meaning, evolution, importance, forms, characteristics and identities of souvenir. Generic souvenir and souvenirs of places or tourist attractions. Functional items souvenir, handicraft, raw materials. Souvenir design, production, packaging, marketing and souvenir business development. Roles of government and private agencies for souvenir development. Case study and field trip required Food and Beverage Service Management 3(3-0-6) Classification of service establishment. Organization and personnel management. Type of services. Form of supplies and equipment for food and beverage service. Food and beverage knowledge. Menu planning and pricing. Banquet and catering. Table setting. Food and beverage service procedure and technique. Staffing. Food and beverage cost control. Sanitation and safety. Quality assurance in food and beverage service Thai Culinary Arts Theory and Practice 3(2-3-5) An introduction in practice to the basic skills and procedures involved of Thai culinary. Method of preparation, cooking and presentation. Characteristics of Thai food, major ingredient and how to plan a typical menu for different ethnic cuisines common in Thailand French for Tourism Business 3(2-2-5) French used in providing basic information about tourism and hotel industry. Use of French in conducting tours of historical and archeological sites in Thailand. Explaining and giving information for tourists on Thai arts, culture, and ways of living French for Tour Conducting 3(2-2-5) French language and professional skills required to perform effectively in conducting tours of historical and archeological sites located both in Thailand and aboard. Use of French in answering inquiry about Thai arts, crafts, culture, and ways of living French for Tourism Personnel 3(2-2-5) Integration of listening, speaking, reading and writing skills of French to communicate and solve problems concerning tourism and hotel industry. Performing of role simulations as being a clerk in travel agency or airline company, a tour guide, and a receptionist. Project writing, oral presentation, and discussion required.
9 French for Hospitality Industry 3(2-2-5) Use of French in hospitality industry emphasized on formal language for service staff in every operation procedure in hotel, food and beverage services, travel agencies, tour operations, recreation services and other related services German for Tourism Business 3(2-2-5) German used in providing basic information about tourism and hotel industry. Use of German in conducting tours of historical and archeological sites in Thailand. Explaining and giving information for tourists on Thai arts, culture, and ways of living German for Tour Conducting 3(2-2-5) German language and professional skills required to perform effectively in conducting tours of historical and archeological sites located both in Thailand and aboard. Use of German in answering inquiry about Thai arts, crafts, culture, and ways of living German for Tourism Personnel 3(2-2-5) Integration of listening, speaking, reading and writing skills of German to communicate and solve problems concerning tourism and hotel industry. Performing of role simulations as being a clerk in travel agency or airline company, a tour guide, and a receptionist. Project writing, oral presentation, and discussion required German for Hospitality Industry 3(2-2-5) Use of German in hospitality industry emphasized on formal language for service staff in every operation procedure in hotel, food and beverage services, travel agencies, tour operations, recreation services and other related services Japanese for Tourism Business 3(2-2-5) Japanese used in providing basic information about tourism and hotel industry. Use of Japanese in conducting tours of historical and archeological sites in Thailand. Explaining and giving information for tourists on Thai arts, culture, and ways of living Japanese for Tour Conducting 3(2-2-5) Japanese language and professional skills required to perform effectively in conducting tours of historical and archeological sites located both in Thailand and aboard. Use of Japanese in answering inquiry about Thai arts, crafts, culture, and ways of living Japanese for Tourism Personnel 3(2-2-5) Integration of listening, speaking, reading and writing skills of Japanese to communicate and solve problems concerning tourism and hotel industry. Performing of role simulations as being a clerk in travel agency or airline company, a tour guide, and a receptionist. Project writing, oral presentation, and discussion required.
10 Japanese for Hospitality Industry 3(2-2-5) Use of Japanese in hospitality industry emphasized on formal language for service staff in every operation procedure in hotel, food and beverage services, travel agencies, tour operations, recreation services and other related services Chinese for Tourism Business 3(2-2-5) Chinese used in providing basic information about tourism and hotel industry. Use of Chinese in conducting tours of historical and archeological sites in Thailand. Explaining and giving information for tourists on Thai arts, culture, and ways of living Chinese for Tour Conducting 3(2-2-5) Chinese language and professional skills required to perform effectively in conducting tours of historical and archeological sites located both in Thailand and aboard. Use of Chinese in answering inquiry about Thai arts, crafts, culture, and ways of living Chinese for Tourism Personnel 3(2-2-5) Integration of listening, speaking, reading and writing skills of Chinese to communicate and solve problems concerning tourism and hotel industry. Performing of role simulations as being a clerk in travel agency or airline company, a tour guide, and a receptionist. Project writing, oral presentation, and discussion required Chinese for Hospitality Industry 3(2-2-5) Use of Chinese in hospitality industry emphasized on the formal language for service staff in every operation procedure in hotel, food and beverage services, travel agencies, tour operations, recreation services and other related services Cooperative Education Preparation 1(1-0-2) Principles, concepts and processes of cooperative education, related rules and regulations. Basic knowledge and techniques in job application. Basic knowledge and techniques in working. Communication and human relations. Personality development. Quality management system in workplace. Presentations techniques. Report writing Meeting, Incentive, Convention and Exhibition Industry Management 3(3-0-6) Overview of meeting, incentive, convention and exhibition industry management. Components, types and objective of event. Factors in selecting places and technology for organizing of events. Roles and responsibilities of organizers. Logistical support systems, marketing, strategic sales planning, operation, monitoring and pre and post event evaluation. The impacts of MICE industry on the host communities, national and international level Restaurant Management 3(3-0-6) Knowledge of commercial food preparation and service in restaurant business. Purchasing and
11 techniques of management for each type of restaurant. Menu pricing. Budgeting and cost control. Analysis of operational problems of restaurant Lodging and Hotel Management 3(3-0-6) Evolution of lodging industry both international and in Thailand. Accommodation classification. Types of hotels and their grading. Hotel organizational structure: departmental and their key positions. Concepts, principles and styles of hotel business management. Development and trends of lodging business. International hotel chains. Hotels and other related business. Field trip required Tourism Information Systems Management 3(3-0-6) Use of tourism information system. Management of tourism service information system by computer technology. Applying tourism information in tourism business management and administration. Impact of information technology changes on tourism business channel of distribution, decision making and problem solving in tourism of public and private sectors French for Professional Service 3(2-2-5) Use of professional terms of French in hospitality industry to provide the best services to clients and guests in hotel, food and beverage services, travel agencies, tour operations, recreation services and other related services French for Service Business Administration 3(2-2-5) Integration of listening, speaking, reading and writing skills of French. Role play, simulation and group interaction as a service provider in hotel business, food and beverage services, travel agencies, tour operations, recreation services and other related services. Project writing, oral presentation, and discussion required German for Professional Service 3(2-2-5) Use of professional terms of German in hospitality industry to provide the best services to clients and guests in hotel, food and beverage services, travel agencies, tour operations, recreation services and other related services German for Service Business Administration 3(2-2-5) Integration of listening, speaking, reading and writing skills of German. Role play, simulation and group interaction as a service provider in hotel business, food and beverage services, travel agencies, tour operations, recreation services and other related services. Project writing, oral presentation, and discussion required Japanese for Professional Service 3(2-2-5) Use of professional terms of Japanese in hospitality industry to provide the best services to clients and guests in hotel, food and beverage services, travel agencies, tour operations, recreation services and other related services.
12 Japanese for Services Business Administration 3(2-2-5) Integration of listening, speaking, reading and writing skills of Japanese. Role play, simulation and group interaction as a service provider in hotel business, food and beverage services, travel agencies, tour operations, recreation services and other related services. Project writing, oral presentation, and discussion required Chinese for Professional Service 3(2-2-5) Use of professional terms of Chinese in hospitality industry to provide the best services to clients and guests in hotel, food and beverage services, travel agencies, tour operations, recreation services and other related services Chinese for Service Business Management 3(2-2-5) Integration of listening, speaking, reading and writing skills of Chinese. Role play, simulation and group interaction as a service provider in hotel business, food and beverage services, travel agencies, tour operations, recreation services and other related services. Project writing, oral presentation, and discussion required Cooperative Education 6 ( - - ) On the job training as a temporary employee according to assigned project including report and presentation Basic Research Methods in Integrated Tourism Management 3(3-0-6) Principles and research methods in integrated tourism management, identification of research problems, formulation of research objectives and hypotheses, collection of data, construction of questionnaire, data analysis and interpretation, application of statistics for research, report writing and presentation Business Ethics for Tourism Industry 3(3-0-6) Concept of ethics in business operation in tourism and hospitality industry. Roles and responsibilities of national and international business organization towards clients and society. Establishment of ethics and codes of conduct in tourism business. Application of moral philosophy and ethical concepts in decision making, problem solving and tourism business ethics development effectively Seminar 1(1-0-2) Presentation and discussions on current interesting topics in integrated tourism management at the bachelor s degree level Thai Language for Communication 3(3-0) Communication of the Thai language, thoughts and language usage, language and society, and the skill development of the Thai language for communication.
13 The Heritage of World Civilizations 3(3-0) World heritage of socio-economics, governments, intellectual knowledge, religious beliefs, arts, literature and human communications from prehistory to the present to gain an appreciation of the creative works of humanity Thai Studies 3(3-0) History, religions, language, literature, arts, local wisdom, and the lifestyle of Thai; in the past, present and future trend Man and Society 3(3-0) Human nature, behavior, and settlement. The relationship of man, society and culture. Economic, political and legal aspects of social organization. Background of Thai society. Social change and social problems Mathematics and Computer in Everyday Life Application on mathematics, statistics and computer programs to natural resources and social economic, data acquisition, data interpretation by simplified mathematical models and the application of computer programs on calculation and data presentation Environment, Technology and Life 3(3-0) Environment, technology, life and their interaction, evolution of technology and environmental impact, application of science and technology for quality of life and sustainable resources utilization. Case study and field trip XXX Physical Education Activities 1, 1(0-2-2) Schedule for Physical Education courses will be confirmed in the beginning of the semester Track and Field 1(0-2) History, techniques and basic skills in running, relay, and hurdle, basic skills in several kind of field events, regular and rules in competition Badminton 1(0-2) History, basic skills in playing badminton, forehand, backhand, drive, short, hit and serving techniques, strategies in playing single, double, and mixed double, regular and rules Lawn Tennis 1(0-2) History, techniques and basic skills in playing lawn tennis strategies in playing single, double and mixed double, regular and rules.
14 Table-Tennis 1(0-2) History, basic skills in table-tennis, equipments and how to taking care of them, techniques and tactics in playing in single, doule, mixed double, regular and rules Shooting 1(0-2) Techniques and basic skills in shooting, self-preparation in shooting, shooting styles and goal setting, how to be saved from gun using, regular and rules in competition Gymnastics 1(0-2) History, basic skills in movement toward gymnastics, several types of gymnastics, how to play trampoline, to jump, to move in several styles in continuous and practice how to save oneself, regular and rules Archery 1(0-2) History, how to use and keep the equipments, basic skills in archery, regular and rules Basketball 1(0-2) History, techniques and basic skills in basketball, strategies in team playing, regular and rules Soccer 1(0-2) History, techniques and basic skills in soccer, strategies and team playing, regular and rules Volleyball 1(0-2) History, basic skills and techniques in team playing, regular and rules Handball 1(0-2) History, basic skills in handball, fundamental skills in movement, keeping the ball,dribbling, shooting and team playing, regular and rules Softball 1(0-2) History, basic skill and team playin general knowledge, regular and rules in softball Takraw 1(0-2) History, basic skill and techniques in playing, how to use and keep the equipments regular and rules Hockey 1(0-2) History, basic skills in individual and team players, responsibilities in each positions, team playing
15 strategies, regular and rules Rugby Football 1(0-2) History, basic skills in individual and team players, responsibilities in each positions, how to be saved in playing. Rules and regular Swimming 1(0-2) History and benefits of swimming, basic skills in several kinds of swimming, how to use and keep the equipments, how to be saved from swimming, regular and rules Life Saving 1(0-2) History, basic skills in several types of strokes in swimming, basic skills and techniques for being life-guard, how to use the equipments for life saving Diving 1(0-2) History, basic skills and techniques in diving, how to be saved from diving, regular and rules Water Polo 1(0-2) History, basic skills and techniques in water-polo, passing, receiving, dribbing, shooting and how to be the goal-keepers, strategies in team playing and how to be saved while playing in the water, regular and rules Aerobic Dance 1(0-2) History, definition, principles and methods of aerobic exercises, several steps in aerobic dance, factors for physical fitness development, knowledge and rules for aerobic dance practice Folk Dance (0-2) History and the benefits of folk-dance and square-dance, format of folk dance and square dance, dance rhythm, basic skills of folk dance and square dance from various countries Social Dance 1(0-2) History and basic skills in social-dance, direction and how to lead and follow partner, how to move in various kinds of steps in dancing Thai Classical Dance 1(0-2) History and benefits of Thai-classical dance, basic skills in various types of Thai classical dance Thai Fencing 1(0-2) History and values of Thai-fencing, how to use, keep and to be saved from using the equipment,
16 techniques and skills in fighting and defensing, regular and rules Fencing 1(0-2) History and values in fencing, basic skills and techniques in offensing and defensing, using and keeping the equipments, knowing how to be saved, regular and rules Thai Boxing 1(0-2) History, values and benefits of Muay-Thai, basic skills and techniques in offensing and defensing, knowing how to move, body balancing, using knees, feet and elbow, regular and rules Boxing 1(0-2) History, basic skills of boxing, strategies in offensing and defensing. Regular and rules Judo 1(0-2) History and values of judo, regular and rules, knowing how to be saved from playing, basic skills in judo, offensing and defensing in judo fighting Aikido 1(0-2) History, basic skills in aikido, movement skills using hands and feet, falling techniques and how to be saved from playing, regular and rules Sword and Pole Fighting 1(0-2) History, basic skills in sword and pole fighting, various types of weapons, offensing and defensing positions, knowing how to use, keep and to be saved the equipments Wrestling 1(0-2) History, techniques and basic skills in wrestling, strategies in playing and competition, knowing how to be saved from practicing, regular and rules Karate 1(0-2) History, basic skills in karate knowing how to pay respect to each other, techniques of using hands and feet, regular and rules Contract Bridge 1(0-2) History, techniques and basic skills in contract bridge, strategies in single. double and team playing, regular and rules Bowling 1(0-2) History, techniques and basic skills in bowling, knowing how to use, keep the equipment,
17 regular and rules Golf 1(0-2) History, techniques and basic skills in playing golf, knowing how to use, keep, and to be save from the equipments, regular and rules Cycling 1(0-2) History, values and benefits of cycling, traffic rules in cycling, knowing how to use, keep and to be saved from the equipments, regular and rules Weight Training 1(0-2) History, basic skills in weight training, the different between weight training and weight lifting, methods of weight training programs construction for individuals, weight training programs for physical fitness development.
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