選課須知

體育類課程修課方式及重補修注意事項

一、大一、大二體育類課程修課方式

1. 開課方式
   日間學制及進修學制之大一、大二體育課程，依各學制之課程規劃及當學期開課情形分組上課。
2. 體育換組
   體育課程換組應於學校公告之「網路即時選課」期間，透過選課系統自行辦理。換組原則上僅限同一上課時段之體育課程。完成換組前，仍應至原班級上課；完成換組後，應依規定辦理出席資料銜接。
3. 體育課程不及格
   體育課程不及格者，應依其入學年度、學制及適用之課程規定辦理重修；學生仍得依規定修習後續學期之體育課程。
4. 適應體育班申請
   身心障礙學生，或經醫師證明身體狀況不適宜與一般學生同時上課者，得依規定申請修習適應體育班。申請時應檢附一個月內之公、私立醫院或健保特約醫療診所診斷證明，或身心障礙證明，並於開學第一週依體育一室公告之方式辦理。
5. 學期中申請轉入適應體育班
   學期中如因身心障礙或經醫師證明身體狀況改變，致不適宜與一般學生同時上課者，得依規定申請轉入適應體育班。申請時須檢附原體育課程之上課出席證明，申請期限至學期第十週止；第十週後不再受理，學生應返回原班級上課。
6. 運動代表隊及適應體育班
   運動代表隊學生（含體育績優學生）及適應體育班學生，不須參加一般體育分組選課；仍須依學校選課相關規定辦理加退選手續。

二、體育必修課程與畢業學分

體育必修課程之修習要求，應依學生之學制及入學年度判斷，不同學制之體育課程名稱、學分及修課架構並不相同。

日間學制：依現行課程規定，大一修習「大學體育(1)」、「大學體育(2)」，各2學分，共4學分；日間學制自111學年度起不再開設校必修「大學體育(3)」、「大學體育(4)」。

進修學制：大一修習「體育(1)」、「體育(2)」，大二修習「體育(3)」、「體育(4)」，四門課程均為1學分，共4學分。

※ 不同學制之體育課程因課程名稱、學分及修課架構不同，原則上不得相互抵換；如有特殊情形，應依學校當年度相關規定辦理。

三、重補修大一、大二體育類課程注意事項

重補修體育必修課程者，應修習原不及格之年級及學期所對應之體育課程。

• 重補修體育課程者，得於「網路即時選課」期間，依當學期開設情形自行選擇符合規定之班級及運動項目。
• 如有跨部修習、抵換或其他特殊情形，應依學校選課辦法及當學期相關公告辦理。
• 重補修或跨部修習學生於選課手續尚未完成前，應依規定辦理出席及相關證明文件。

四、109學年度（含）以前入學學生之大學體育(3)/(4)重補修及抵換

109學年度（含）以前入學之日間學制學生，如依原入學年度課程規定仍須修習大學體育(3)/(4)，因日間學制自111學年度起不再開設校必修「大學體育(3)/(4)」，得依學校及體育一室相關規定辦理重補修或抵換。

1. 跨部修習： 符合學校跨部選課規定者，得依規定修習進修學制之體育(3)/(4)。
2. 暑期修習： 得依當年度暑修課程開設情形，修習符合規定之體育必修課程。
3. 通識課程抵換： 得依學校相關規定，以通識課程「運動與健康促進領域」之適用術科課程辦理大學體育(3)/(4)抵換。

※ 舊制大學體育(3)/(4)之抵換，應依學生原入學年度、學制及當年度公告辦理，不得自行認定可相互抵換。

• 辦理抵換後，相關課程學分不得重複計入通識課程畢業學分。
• 抵換學分之申請，應由學生依教務處相關規定辦理。
• A107級（含）以前入學之學生，另須依適用規定完成體適能能力檢測。

五、通識「運動與健康促進」領域課程

自110學年度起，原「全校共同選修體育類」課程改列為通識課程「運動與健康促進領域」。

• 每學期每人限修一門體育類通識課程。
• 課程選修方式依學校當學期通識課程及選課作業公告辦理。
• 學生應於指定之選課期間，依當學期課程開設情形辦理登記或即時加退選。
• 通識「運動與健康促進」領域課程與大一必修體育課程之修課性質不同，不得逕以通識體育課程取代大一必修體育課程。

六、重補修及跨部修習期間之出席注意事項

重補修或跨部修習大一、大二體育課程之學生，在選課手續尚未完成前，應每週擇一門符合規定之體育課程參與上課。

• 每次上課後，請任課教師簽認「上課出席證明單」。
• 完成正式選課後，應依規定將出席證明提供予正式修習之任課教師。
• 未依規定出示「上課出席證明單」者，依體育課程成績考核相關規定辦理。

七、體育課程與跨部選課

體育課程跨部修習並非一般情況下均可自行辦理。符合學校選課辦法所列特殊情形者，經相關單位核准後，始得辦理跨部修課。

例如延修生、應屆畢業生因衝堂而必須修習該科目、轉系生或轉學生因補修科目與原課程衝堂、加修輔系或雙主修學生因課程衝堂，以及復學生因原課程停開等情形，得依規定申請跨部修課。

※ 跨部修課涉及課程學分不同時，應依教務處相關程序辦理學分更正或申請，不宜自行以其他學制課程認定抵換。

八、體適能檢測與畢業門檻

大一體適能檢測項目：

• 心肺適能：三分鐘登階
• 肌耐力：一分鐘仰臥起坐
• 柔軟度：坐姿體前彎
• 瞬發力：立定跳遠

體適能檢測、補測及免測等相關時間與辦理方式，請依體育一室最新公告辦理。

九、其他注意事項

• 學生應依學校公告之選課期間完成選課、加退選及相關異動手續。
• 體育課程之開課班級、上課時間、課程名稱及運動項目，依當學期選課系統及體育一室最新公告為準。
• 各學制、各入學年度之體育修課規定可能不同，學生應依自己的學制及入學年度確認適用規定。
• 如有重修、補修、跨部修習、抵換或畢業資格等問題，建議於選課前向體育一室或教務處確認。

重要提醒： 本頁資訊係供學生了解體育課程修課方式之用；如本頁內容與學校最新法規、課程計畫、選課公告或其他正式文件不一致，應以學校最新公布之法規及相關公告為準。

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Course Registration Guide

Information on Physical Education Course Registration and Retaking Required PE Courses

1. Physical Education Courses for Freshman and Sophomore Students

1. Class Arrangement
   Physical Education courses for first- and second-year students are arranged according to the curriculum structure and course offerings of each program. The Day Program and Continuing Education Program have different PE course structures.
2. Changing PE Class Groups
   Students who wish to change their PE class group must do so through the online course registration system during the designated real-time registration period. Changes are generally limited to PE classes held during the same time period. Students must continue attending the original class until the change is completed and follow the required procedure for transferring attendance records after the change.
3. Failed PE Courses
   Students who fail a required PE course must retake the course according to the requirements applicable to their admission year and program. Students may continue taking subsequent-semester PE courses in accordance with the applicable course regulations.
4. Adaptive Physical Education
   Students with disabilities, or students whose medical condition makes it inappropriate for them to participate in regular PE classes, may apply for an Adaptive Physical Education class in accordance with University regulations. Applicants should provide a medical certificate issued within one month by a public or private hospital or a National Health Insurance-contracted clinic, or a valid disability certificate, and complete the application during the first week of the semester according to the announcement of the Office of Physical Education.
5. Mid-Semester Transfer to Adaptive PE
   Students whose physical or medical condition changes during the semester may apply to transfer to an Adaptive PE class if they are no longer able to participate appropriately in a regular PE class. An attendance verification document from the original PE class is required. Applications are accepted until Week 10 of the semester. Applications submitted after Week 10 will not be accepted, and the student must continue attending the original class.
6. University Athletic Teams and Adaptive PE
   Members of University athletic teams, including students admitted under athletic talent or performance-related admission arrangements, and students enrolled in Adaptive PE do not participate in regular PE group selection. They must, however, complete course add/drop procedures in accordance with University regulations.

2. Required Physical Education Courses and Credits

Required PE courses are determined by the student's program and admission year. The Day Program and Continuing Education Program have different PE course structures and credit requirements.

Program	Year	Required PE Courses	Credits
Day Program	Freshman	University PE (1), University PE (2)	2 credits each 4 credits total
	Sophomore	No required PE (3) or PE (4)	—
Continuing Education Program	Freshman	PE (1), PE (2)	1 credit each 2 credits total
	Sophomore	PE (3), PE (4)	1 credit each 2 credits total

Day Program: Under the current curriculum, freshmen take University PE (1) and University PE (2), 2 credits each, for a total of 4 credits. The Day Program no longer offers required University PE (3) and University PE (4) from AY 2022–2023 onward.

Continuing Education Program: Freshmen take PE (1) and PE (2), while sophomores take PE (3) and PE (4). Each course carries 1 credit, for a total of 4 required PE credits.

Note: Because the two programs have different course structures and credit values, PE courses from the Day Program and Continuing Education Program generally cannot be directly transferred or substituted for one another. Any special arrangement must follow the University's applicable regulations.

3. Retaking Required PE Courses

Students retaking a required PE course should take the course corresponding to the year and semester in which the course was originally required.

Program	Original Semester	Retake Course
Day Program	Freshman, 1st Semester	University PE (1)
	Freshman, 2nd Semester	University PE (2)
Continuing Education Program	Freshman, 1st Semester	PE (1)
	Freshman, 2nd Semester	PE (2)
	Sophomore, 1st Semester	PE (3)
	Sophomore, 2nd Semester	PE (4)

• Students retaking a PE course may select an eligible class and activity through the online real-time course registration system during the designated registration period.
• Students requiring cross-program enrollment, credit substitution, or other special arrangements should follow the latest announcements and procedures issued by the University.

4. Retaking or Substituting University PE (3)/(4) for Eligible Day Program Students

Students in the Day Program who were admitted in AY 2020–2021 or earlier and are still required to complete University PE (3)/(4) under their original curriculum may retake or substitute these courses in accordance with the University's applicable regulations and the latest announcements issued by the Office of Physical Education.

Since the Day Program no longer offers required University PE (3)/(4) from AY 2022–2023 onward, eligible students may use the following arrangements when applicable:

1. Continuing Education Program: Students who meet the University's cross-program enrollment requirements may take PE (3)/(4) offered by the Continuing Education Program.
2. Summer Courses: Students may take an applicable required PE course offered during the summer session, subject to course availability and University regulations.
3. General Education Credit Substitution: Students may use an approved practical course in the General Education “Sports and Health Promotion” area to substitute for University PE (3)/(4), subject to the University's credit-substitution rules.

• Credits used for substitution may not be counted twice toward General Education graduation credits.
• Students must complete the required credit-substitution application in accordance with the procedures of the Office of Academic Affairs.
• Students admitted in AY 2018–2019 or earlier (A107 and earlier) must also complete the applicable physical fitness assessment requirement.

5. General Education “Sports and Health Promotion” Courses

Beginning in AY 2021–2022, the former “University-wide Elective Physical Education” courses were incorporated into the General Education “Sports and Health Promotion” area.

• Students may take one PE-related General Education course per semester.
• Registration procedures are subject to the University's General Education and course-registration announcements for the current semester.
• Students should register during the designated online registration or real-time add/drop period according to the course and semester.
• General Education “Sports and Health Promotion” courses are different from required first-year PE courses and should not be treated as substitutes for required first-year PE unless specifically permitted by University regulations.

6. Attendance During Retake or Cross-Program Enrollment

Students who are retaking or taking a required PE course across programs must attend one PE class per week until their course-registration procedure has been completed.

• After attending the class, students should ask the instructor to sign the Attendance Verification Form.
• After completing the official registration procedure, students should submit the attendance verification as required to the instructor of the registered PE class.
• Failure to provide the required attendance verification may result in a deduction in accordance with the University's PE grading regulations.

7. Cross-Program PE Enrollment

Cross-program enrollment is not automatically available to all students. Students must meet the conditions specified in the University's course-registration regulations and obtain the required approval before enrolling across programs.

Examples of eligible circumstances may include delayed graduation, graduating students who must take a course because of a schedule conflict, transfer students who need to make up a course that conflicts with their current course schedule, students pursuing a minor or double major with a course conflict, or returning students whose original course is no longer offered.

Note: When courses offered by different programs have different credit values, students must follow the University's procedures for credit adjustment or application. Students should not assume that courses from different programs can be directly substituted for one another.

8. Physical Fitness Assessment and Graduation Requirements

Student Group	Requirement
Day Program students admitted in AY 2026–2027 or later	The physical fitness assessment is not a graduation requirement. It is conducted as part of the required first-year PE course, and the assessment score accounts for 20% of the final course grade.
Students admitted in AY 2025–2026 or earlier who are subject to the previous requirement	The applicable physical fitness assessment and graduation requirements are determined by the student's admission year and program. Students who remain subject to the previous graduation requirement must complete and pass the assessment in accordance with the applicable regulations.

Physical Fitness Assessment Items:

• Cardiorespiratory Fitness: 3-Minute Step Test
• Muscular Endurance: 1-Minute Sit-Up Test
• Flexibility: Sit-and-Reach Test
• Explosive Strength: Standing Long Jump

Please refer to the latest announcements issued by the Office of Physical Education for assessment dates, make-up testing, exemption procedures, and other related information.

9. Other Important Information

• Students must complete course registration, add/drop, and other registration procedures within the periods announced by the University.
• PE course offerings, class times, course names, and activities are subject to the current semester's course-registration system and the latest announcements from the Office of Physical Education.
• PE requirements may differ according to the student's program and admission year. Students should confirm the requirements applicable to their own status before registering.
• For questions regarding course registration, retaking courses, cross-program enrollment, credit substitution, or graduation requirements, students should contact the Office of Physical Education or the Office of Academic Affairs before completing registration.

Important Reminder: If any information on this webpage differs from the University's latest regulations, curriculum plans, course-registration announcements, or other official documents, the latest official regulations and announcements shall prevail.

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