UNIVERSITY OF MADRAS
B.Sc. DEGREE COURSE IN Physical Education
SEMESTER SYSTEM WITH CREDITS
(Effective from the Academic Year 2003-2004)

SYLLABUS

Semester V - Paper VI - Organisation and Administration of Physical Education

Duration of Examination: 3 hrs
Maximum Marks: 100
Credits: 4

Unit I

i. Meaning - Nature and scope of organization and administration, principles of organization and administration.

ii. Scheme of organization.

Unit II

a. Facilities:

i. Play field location, standard, preparation, layout and maintenance.

ii. Gymnasium - construction, factors, care and maintenance and allied facilities.

lii. Swimming pool - construction, dimensions, filteration and supervision of pool.

b. Equipments in physical education:

Need and importance, lists of equipments, suggested type of equipments, criteria for selection procedure of purchase, records-maintenance, care and maintenance of equipments.

Unit III

a. Staff and Leadership:

i. Importance of qualified teacher, qualities & qualifications of good teacher, values, staff cooperation.

ii. Selection and training of student leaders, qualities of student leadership, role of student leaders, recognition of student leaders.

b. Time-Table:

Physical Education classes, factors affecting time-table, required periods, instruction period, practice period, games period, participation periods, factors affecting time-table.

Unit IV

a. Programme of Activities:

i. Intramurals. Importance of organizing Intramurals. Units and methods of competition, activities, points systems role, awards and incentives for participation.

ii. Extramurals: Training and Coaching.

iii. Selection - Training and coaching - extent of participation, Sports tours - Educational emphasis, behaviour & character.

b. Office Management:

Management of office correspondence, records and reports filing, relationship with superior officer and assistants.

c. Budget:

Physical Education Budget - budget , income and expenditure, accounting, petty cash & settlement.

Unit V

a. Public Relation:

Definition - Need of public relations in physical education. Principles of public relations in physical education. Techniques and Media of Relation with the public, parents, pupils and other agencies.

b. Evaluation:

Need and importance - Method of evaluation in terms of objectives. Detection of deficiencies, examination in physical education follow up action for improvement.

Reference Books:

1. Voltmer and Esslinger - Organisation and Administration, Times of India Press, Bombay, 1964.

2. P.M. Joseph, Organisation of Physical Education O.S: A.T.I.P.E.Kaudivali (Bombay), 1956.

3. Hughes and French - Administration of Physical Education. Ronald Press Co., New York, 1954.

4. Irwin Leslie, W and Humyhrey, James H., Principles and Techniques of Supervision in physical education, C.V. Mosby Co., St. Louis, 1960.

5. Bennett, Bruce L. Mapwell L. Howell and Vriel Simri Comparative physical Education and Sports Lea and Fabiger Pub, Philadelphia, 1983.

6. Physical education and sports as a social phenomenon and product of culture and its relationship with other elements of culture. Sports for better international understanding. Co-operation and group, cohesion in sports team & development of group cohesion.

Unit V

i. Relationship of physical education and sports with other socializing institutions (family and educational system).

ii. Sports as regulating institution of society- State and religion. How do they influence each other?

iii. Sports and social problems. Behaviour of Sportsmen and spectators.

iv. Leadership through physical education and sports.

Reference Books:

1. Jay J. Coakley, Sport in society issues and controversics St. Louis, Mosby College Publishing Co., 1986.

2. Edwards, Sociology of Sports - Illinois Dorsey Press, 1986.

3. NI. Ponomorvou, Sports and Society - Moscow: Progress Publisher, 1981.

4. Bryant J. Gatty, Psychology - in contemporary sports, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey, 1973.

5. H.T.A. Whiting K. Korman, LB. Henry and M.G Jones, "Personality and Performance in Physical Education and Sports", - Henry Kimton Publishers, London, 1973.