BC187 : Basketball (B)

Department

Department of Training

Academic Program

Bachelor in Sports Science (Training)

Type

Compulsory

Credits

01

Prerequisite

BC186

Overview

Basketball is one of the most prominent games in the sports arena, and its origins date back to 1891. There are many physical and psychological benefits of playing basketball, as well as it is one of the games that benefited greatly from the use of scientific methods for its development and progress, as well as the tremendous development that occurred in its various technical, physical, tactical, mental and psychological aspects. It has become one of the most exciting and enjoyable games for both players and spectators, and it is among the basic and compulsory courses taught in the faculties of physical education.

Intended learning outcomes

The student gets acquainted with the basic skills and how to perform the skillful and standard physical tests. The student understands the types of training load and the interpretation of methods for measuring the training load so that he is able to adapt the methods of measuring physical characteristics and their link to general and specific training methods.

Teaching and learning methods

Practical and theoretical scientific lectures inside the gymnasium

Scientific Subjects Timetable

Scientific Topics

Hours

Play centers and features of each position

2

Explain defensive skills

2

Types of defenses (the first axis is a man-to-man defense) Advantages and disadvantages of this method

2

Area defense advantages and disadvantages of this method with explanation in drawing

2

Mixed defense performance method, advantages and disadvantages

2

Analyze the matches and identify the advantages of each team

2

Time-related laws that can be used in matches

2

Quick Attack How to perform and running lines in the canned

2

Offensive plans against a man-to-man defense and how they are

2

Offensive plans against the area defense

2

Offensive plans against mixed defense

2

Law

2

Arbitration Signals

2

The actual application through periodic follow-up of the different age groups

2

Methods of assessments

Type of evaluation

Marks

1st Midterm Written exam

15 marks

2nd midterm written test exam

15 marks

Continuous assessment (attendance and participations)

10 marks

Final Exam

60 Marks

Total

100 Marks

References

احمد امين فوزي (2010) كرة السلة للناشئين. المكتبة المصرية للنشر

ريسان خريبيط مجيد (2014) كرة السلة الدار العلمية الدولية للنشر والتوزيع والثقافة للنشر

مصطفي محمد زيدان (2009) كرة السلة للمدرب والمدرس. دار الفكر العربي، القاهرة