Department of Physical Education ANNUAL REPORT APRIL TO 2011 MARCH

Transcription

1 Department of Physical Education ANNUAL REPORT APRIL TO 2011 MARCH 1.0 INTRODUCTION Objectives: Right from the inception of Calicut REC in 1962, our objective has been that of FITNESS FOR ALL which continues in the NIT Calicut mode as well. 1.2 Education System : 1. Compulsory OT-Credit (ZZ1093) for first year students, 2. Voluntary physical education for senior students. 3. Mass participation in-campus activities. 4. Intramural interclass tournaments. 5. Spotting talents, providing specialist training. 6. Participation in district, state, interuniversity and inter NIT tournaments. 1.3 New Initiatives: Inclusion of Olympic Values Education Programme in curriculum. 2.0 AN OVERVIEW. 2.1 Courses Offered : One-credit course in Physical education ZZ1093 including Olympic Values Education Programme. 2.2 PHYSICAL EDUCATION in a nutshell : Unlike the REC days where physical education and sports was a voluntary activity and optional in the curriculum, the NIT scenario has physical education as a compulsory entity in the curriculum. The OT programme included in the time table comprise of Class-room orientation of freshers and a one-credit course in physical education (Code: ZZ1093). Mass participation and interclass activities ran simultaneously aiding in talent search, formation of institute teams and exposing them in as many interscholastic tournaments as possible. The participation percentage during has touched an all-time high of 45%. In the year , in commemoration of the Golden jubilee, we introduced Olympic Values Education programme in the one-credit course stressing on character development through sports & event-managerial abilities. The total number of students who successfully underwent the credit course during is as follow: (1) Monsoon semester : 243 & (2). Winter semester : THE STAFF: 3.1 Academic Staff (Teaching) during Name Designation Qualification Specialization 1 Dr. A.M. Najeeb Associate Professor M.A,, M.Phil., Ph.D Exercise Physiology, Olympic Values Education, Sports Infrastructure management. 1

2 2 Sri. Sunil M.S Assistant Professor M.P.Ed., M.Phil. Physiology, Soccer training. 3 Ms. Baby Salini.E Lecturer (Adhoc) M.P.E, M.Phil. Sports Psychology, Yoga, Soccer officiating. 4. Smt. Sangeetha.P Lecturer (Adhoc) M.P.E, M.Phil. Physiology, Aerobics 3.2 Non-Academic Staff (Non-Teaching). (From Departments) Name Designation Qualification Specialization 1 Sri. Abdul Sidheek Sr. Mechanic I T I Certificate Swimming pool maintenance 3.3 Training status.. Members of the faculty sponsored to participate in various international/national Conferences/Seminar and workshops during : Department Hosting authority Members of the Faculty Physical Education International Olympic Committee Dr. A.M. Najeeb, Associate Professor. Attended 7 th International Conference on Sport, Education & Culture at Durban, South Africa on 4-7 December TEACHING PROGRAMMES. 4.1 Courses Offered : Class-room orientation of freshers and One-credit course in physical education (ZZ1093) including Olympic Values Education Programme, a course intended to inculcate values, character through sports and event-managerial abilities in students. The courses were included in institute time-table. The number of students who earned the credit: (1) Monsoon semester : 243 & (2). Winter semester : Physical Education Activities Conducted during Activities commenced in last week of July 2010 with the class room orientation for freshers followed by one-credit course in August Talent spotting was completed in November 2010 prior to end-semester exams and NITC teams in all games were selected. Golden Jubilee Mega Coaching Camp was conducted for all NIOTC teams during 1 st to 16 th December Teams were soon sent out to participate in National level Inter NIT tournaments at various NITs of the country. Being the golden jubilee year, we decided to give maximum exposure to our teams. Tournaments attended were as follow: a) Inter NIT Basket ball tournament for boys and girls at NIT Trichy. b) Inter NIT swimming competition for boys at NIT Rourkela. c) Inter NIT Volley ball for boys at NIT Durgapur. d) Inter NIT Games fest at MNIT Jaipur. e) Inter NIT sports meet at NITK Surathkal. f) Inter Professional SPREE tournament at BITS Goa campus. In-Campus Mass Participation Activities were conducted in grand fashion to commemorate our jubilee year. Tournaments were held in Cricket (Nano-cricket & 2

3 Willow cup) and Foot ball ( FORZ Soccer & Shyam-Ashok memorial Monsoon cup). These activities attracted over a thousand students and exhibited the managerial prowess of student-organisers. Golden Jubilee Inter NIT and Invitation tournament were organized as part of the jubilee celebrations. A social-interaction foot ball tournament was conducted for invited professional teams and the winner, the AWH College of Engineering was awarded the Golden Jubilee Cup. A golden jubilee Inter NIT tournament was also hosted during the year for boys and girls in T-20 Cricket, Table tennis, Tennis and Badminton. The students of Olympic values education programme (OVEP)assisted in organizing the event. As usual, the Intramural interclass competition was held for both boys and girls. Participation was total and the organization was by OVEP students. Kozikode District League championship is one tournament we frequent every year. Participation was complete in events like Foot ball, Cricket, Basket ball, Badminton, Volley ball, Hockey, Table tennis and Tennis. Annual Sports Convocation was held where all outgoing sports men and women were presented with certificates and mementos. 6.0 ACHIEVEMENTS Name of the team Award/ Laurel won 1. Inter NIT Basket ball for Girls at NIT Trichy Champions 2. Inter NIT Athletic meet at NITK Surathkal boys & girls Champions 3. Inter NIT Swimming at NIT Rourkela- boys Champions 4. Inter NIT Volley ball at NIT Durgapur- boys Champions 5. Inter NIT MST-11 at MNIT Jaipur Cricket boys Champions do Girls Basket ball Runner-up 7. Inter Professional SPREE at BITS Goa- Volley ball boys Runner-up do _ Chess boys Runner-up 9. Golden Jubilee Invitation Foot ball for boys Runner-up 10. Golden Jubilee Inter NIT at Calicut- Cricket boys Champions do Tennis boys Runner-up do Table tennis girls Champions do======= - Badminton boys Runner-up do Table tennis boys Third place do Badminton boys Runner-up 7.0 RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ACTIVITIES: 7.1 Ph.D. Programmes Existing.and On-going: Name Ms. Baby Salini E Mrs. Sangeetha P Sri. Akhilesh Sri. Shimjith Guide Dr. A M NAJEEB Area of Specialization Exercise Physiology and training methods. Scheme (QIP/Part Time/Full time) PART-TIME under KARPAGAM UNIVERSITY, Coimbatore. 3

4 8.0 Enhancing Physical facilities (Games & Sports) During the year, we developed one of the best cricket infrastructure on our campus which includes a turfed 80 mtr. Radius cricket field with 4 intenational standard turf wicket strips. The Players dressing room and the Umpires room were renovated to standard level at the expense of Kerala Cricket Association. The stadium which has all paraphernalia required for conducting first class matches was inaugurated by Mr. T C Mathew, Secretary, Kerala Cricket Association on and national level Vijay Merchant trophy tournament was held during November 2010 to January Other facilities in full swing on the Campus include: Foot ball field, Hockey field, a second Cricket field, Floodlit Tennis Complex(3 clay courts & 1 synthetic court), Swimming pool, Gymnasium, Floodlit Basket ball court, Floodlit Volley ball court, Cricket Concrete wicket, 3 Badminton courts & 5 TT facilities in Auditorium. 9.0 Publications i. Journal Author Title of Paper Name of Journal Vol, Year, p.p. Dr. A M NAJEEB Dry Vs Wet, Fitness wins the bet N A P E S S Online Vol: 2/ 1 Dr. A. M. NAJEEB, Associate Professor & Head Of Physical Education. 4

5 5