Civil Engineering
SPORT
Description
The objective of this course is to give students theoretical knowledge about the role of physical activity in healthy lifestyle and practical skills to engage in various kinds of sports. The student will demonstrate and perform various sports activities.
Subject area
Sport, Physical Education, Active Lifestyle, Health and Well-Being
Requirements
No prerequisites required.
Instructors
red. prof. dr. JURIJ PLANINŠEC
Contents
- Characteristics of Contemporary Sport
- Biopsychosocial Dimensions of Sport
- Practical and theoretical bases of various sports disciplines – sport for all
- Planning of sports exercise
- Sport for Health, Well-Being, Active Lifestyle, Quality of Life
- Regeneration of the body after physical exertion
- The role of physical activity for mental health and reducing the effects of stress
- Role of Physical Activity for lifelong Development
- Experience Aspects of Physical Education
- Enhancing Sports Abilities and Skills
- Use of digital devices and artificial intelligence in sports
Learning Outcomes
Knowledge and understanding:
On completion of this course the student will be able to:
- Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of basic theoretical and practical concepts in various sports disciplines
- Apply the acquired knowledge for regular sports recreation
- Show ability for planning sports activities and enhancing sports abilities
- Analyse and evaluate own fitness
- Demonstrate knowledge of sport activity for health and quality of life
- Apply digital technology and artificial intelligence in sports
Recommended Readings and Tools
Readings:
- Ušaj, A. (2012). Temelji športne vadbe (176 pp.). Fakulteta za šport.
- Dolenc, M. et al. (2022). Športna rekreacija (2nd ed., 110 pp.). Športna unija Slovenije.
- Škof, B. (2016). Šport po meri otrok in mladostnikov (2nd ed., 763 pp.). Fakulteta za šport.
Planned Activities
Lectures and practical exercises.
Course structure:
- Lectures: 10 hours
- Tutorial/Practical: 90 hours
- Individual work: 80 hours
- Total: 180 hours
Assessment Methods and Criteria
Assessment weights:
- Practical assignment: 80%
- Seminar paper: 20%