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The University of Burdwan Syllabus for 3 - Year Degree Course in PHYSICAL EDUCATION (General) with effect from 2006 2007 onwards PART- I First Paper 100 Marks GROUP A: PRINCIPLES AND HISTORY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION 1. Nature and scope of Physical Education. Definition of the terms: (a) Education (b) Physical Education (c) Physical training (d) Sports, Yogic exercises in sports training. 2. Aims and objectives of Physical Education, Changing concepts of Physical Education. GROUP B: MANAGEMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND SPORTS. Full Marks: 30 3. Management of Sports and Games in Schools, Colleges and Universities. 4. Types of Tournaments: (a) Knock-out system, (b) League System (c) Combination system. 5. Lay-out of play-fields and basic rules: (a) Kabaddi (b) Kho-Kho (c) Volleyball (d) Badminton (e) Football (f) Hockey (g) Cricket (h) Track and field events. 6. Care and maintenance of Sports equipments. GROUP C: PSYCHO-SOCIAL ASPECTS OF SPORTS. 7. Physical Education activities as a socializing force.

8. Social values of Sports. GROUP-D: GROUP TRAINING AND MECHANICS. 9. Meaning of Sports Training, Conditioning, Warming-up and Cooling down. 10. Components of Physical Fitness, Speed, Strength, Endurance, Agility and Flexibility. 11. Mechanical principles Applied to Sports: Laws of Motion, Lever and its types, Equilibrium, its types and Laws, Centre of Gravity, Force and its types. GROUP E: ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY. Full Marks : 20 12. Cell-Structure and Function 13. Skeletal System and Skeletal Deformities Type of Bones, Names of Various Bones of the Body, Types of Joints, Postural Defects, - Flat Foot, Lordosis, Scoliosis, Kyphosis etc. Nature, Causes and Correction. 14. Muscular system Various types of Muscles, Structure, Effect of Exercises, Muscular Contraction Eccentric, Concentric, Static, Motor Unit, Isometric, Isotonic, Isokinetic Exercises. 15. Circulatory system Heart and its structure, Mechanism of Blood Circulation, Types of Blood Vessels, Blood Pressure, Effect of Exercises. GROUP-F: HEALTH EDUCATION AND FIRST-AID: Full Marks : 15 16. Meaning of Health Education. 17. Safety Education Safety at Home, School, College, Playground, Streets, Prevention and Control of Communicable Diseases Malaria, Cholera, Common cold-cough etc. 18. First-aid, Sprain, Muscle Pull, Dislocation, Fracture, Cramps, Shock, Minor Injuries, Bleeding, Artificial Respiration, Snake bites, Drowning, Electric Shock and Burns. Part-II SECOND PAPER 100 MARKS GROUP A: ANATOMY PHYSIOLOGY & EXERCISE PHYSIOLOGY. Full Marks: 20 1. Respiratory system organs of the system, Vital capacity, Oxigen debt, Endurance, Effect of Exercises. 2. Nervous system Parts of the brain and their structure, Spinal Cord,

Reflex Action, Reciprocal Innervations (Inhibition). All or None Law. 3. Endocrine system Meaning of Endocrine Glands, Functions, Locations, of Pituitary, Thyroid and Adrenal Glands. 4. Principles of Exercise Strength Endurance, Flexibility. GROUP-B: HEALTH EDUCATION AND FIRST-AID 5. Major Areas of Health Education: a) Health Service Daily health inspection, medical inspection follow-up, medical examination from, medical clinic. b) Healthy environment Healthful environment in educational institutions, offices, factories, playground, auditorium etc. c) Environmental hygiene lighting, ventilation, water-supply, waste-disposal. 6. Drugs, Alcohol and Tobacco Adverse effect on health and performance. 7. Mental health: Problems of mal adjustment, Minor Mental Disorders their causes and precautions. 8. Environment Pollution: Air, water etc., Remedical measures. GROUP-C: DIETETICS AND HYGIENE. Full Marks: 30 9. Basic Nutrients Protein, Carbo-hydrates, Fats, Minerals, Vitamins. 10. Head of Nutrients: (a) Growth and Repair (b) Vitality and Fitness (c) Production of Calories for Energy and Warmth. 11. Quality of Food how and when to eat, Diets for different age groups : Food performance, Sources of Food. 12. Balanced Diets, Athletic Diet, Standard Diet. 13. Midday-meal and Milk Programmes, Malnutritions, Causes and Effects. 14. Drinks Water, Tea, Coffee, Liquor etc., their effects. 15. Importance of Hygienic Living personal hygiene, care of skin, Hair, Ear, Throat, Teeth, Eyes, Nose, Feet etc., Fatigue, Habits. GROUP-D: PRINCIPLES AND HISTORY OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION. 16. Olympic Movement: (a) Ancient Olympic Games. (b) Modern Olympic Games. 17. Sport Schemes in India. 18. Development of Physical Education and Sports in India: (a) Pre-Independence (b) Post-Independence. GROUP - E: PSYCHO-SOCIAL ASPECT OF SPORTS.

19. Introduction Psycho-physical unity of man. 20. Heredity and Environment. 21. Instinct, Emotion, Interest and Motivation Role in Sports. GROUP F: SPORTS TRAINING AND MECHANICS. 22. Training Methods: Circuit Training, Interval Training. Fartlek, Crosscountry, Weight Training. 23. Normal Load, Crest Load, Overload, Principles of Overloading. THIRD PAPER (PRACTICAL) 0 1. Athletics: 100mt. Run, 200mt. Run, 400mt. Run, 800mt. Run, Shot-put, Discuss Throw, Javelin Throw, High-jump, Long-Jump, Triple- Jump (Boys). (20 marks for one track event, one throwing event, one jumping event) 2. Gymnastics: Forward Roll, Backward Roll, Dive Roll, Cart Wheel, Hand-stand, Hand-spring, Neck-spring, Head-spring, Somersault, Skill and knowledge. (20 3. Indian Games: Kabaddi, Kho-Kho (5+5 = 10 4. Ball Games: Volleyball, Football, Cricket, Hockey, Badminton (Girls) Fundamental skills, Rules and Regulation. (For any two Ball games 10+ 10 = 20 5. Yogasanas: Swastikasana, Virasana, Maulkasanas, Padhastasana, Paschimytasana, Kukkutasana. (10 6. First-Aid, Practical. (10 7. Record Book. (10 Part III Fourth Paper Full Marks : 100 (Theory: 65 + Practical = 35) A 25, B 25, C 15, Group A (25 Therapeutic Aspects of Physical Activities 1. Exercise Therapy Corrective, Isotonic, Isometric, resistance exercises, Yoga sanas as a therapy, Massage therapy. 2. Physiotherapy (Electrotherapy, Cryotheraphy, Thermo therapy) basic

Principles. 3. Basic principles of rehabilitation modalities, relaxation techniques. 4. Recreation for different age groups and its therapeutic values. GROUP B (25 MARKS) Physical Activities and Life Style 1. Health and fitness active life style, modern concepts..2. Physical activity for childhood and adolescence growth and development. 3. Physical activity for aged and disabled persons. GROUP C (15 MARKS) Specific development exercises for: Neck, arm, trunk (lateral, dorsal, abdominal), knee and ankle, with and without apparatus. GROUP D PRACTICAL (35 MARKS) 1. The following items will be evaluated by external examiner on the basis of record books and in consultation with concerned teacher/officer, if necessary. a) Participation in Physical Education Programme (5 b) Visit to at least one standard tournament. (5 2. Officiating: - a) Athletics Running, Jumping, throwing. b) Indian Games: Kabadi, Kho-Kho. c) Ball Games: Football, Cricket, Volley-ball, Badminton (any three) (Examination on one item in each group 5 X 3 = 15) d) Yogasana (5