The revisions of University law in 1994 have brought about drastic changes to the curriculum of collegiate physical education. Before the revisions, most universities and 4-year colleges adopt the mode of three years with mandatory courses plus one year with elective courses. Following the above mentioned revisions, several universities and 4-year colleges shift to the mode of two years with mandatory courses and two years with elective courses. Some universities and 4-year colleges even change into the mode of only one year with mandatory courses and three years with elective courses. Facing with such a situation, it is of essence to come up with a curriculum which can effectively motivate students to a formal learning and to take part in physical activities. The subjects of the present study were drawn from the pool of students in the Day Davision at Chaoyang University of Technology who took physical education classes in the second semester of the 2004 academic year: 150 students enrolled in the courses of basic physical education; 150 students enrolled in the required elective courses; 150 students enrolled in the free choosing elective courses. Through conducting a questionnaire survey, necessary data are collected and analyzed to understand student’s demand and satisfaction about the courses of physical education. It is hoped that valuable information can thereby be generated to improve curriculum design in the future.