350073 UE BB2III - Assessment Methods in Performance Physiology (2024W)
Continuous assessment of course work
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Registration/Deregistration
Note: The time of your registration within the registration period has no effect on the allocation of places (no first come, first served).
- Registration is open from Mo 09.09.2024 09:00 to Mo 23.09.2024 12:00
- Deregistration possible until Th 31.10.2024 12:00
Details
max. 20 participants
Language: German
Lecturers
Classes
04.10.24 9:30-10:30 (Vorbesprechung) Hörsaal 3 EG, USZ I
25.10.24 9:30-12.30 Hörsaal 3 EG, USZ I und Kraftlabor EG, USZ I
15.11.24 9:30-12.30 Hörsaal 3 EG, USZ I und Kraftlabor EG, USZ I
29.11.24 9:30-12.30 Hörsaal 3 EG, USZ I und Kraftlabor EG, USZ I
13.12.24 9:30-12.30 Hörsaal 3 EG, USZ I und Kraftlabor EG, USZ I
10.01.24 9:30-12.30 Hörsaal 3 EG, USZ I und Kraftlabor EG, USZ I
24.01.24 9:30-12.30 Hörsaal 3 EG, USZ I und Kraftlabor EG, USZ I
31.01.24 9:30-11:00 (Abschlusstest) Hörsaal 3 EG, USZ I
Information
Aims, contents and method of the course
Assessment and permitted materials
- Group project with written submission: Small research project of your own in which a test procedure of your choice will be applied. The research project must be presented in a written exposé before the start of the study. In a written submission after the project has been carried out, the project should be summarized according to the IMRaD structure.
- Written final test: In the final test, open questions must be answered in writing. The response time is 45 minutes. You only require a pen. Additional resources are not permitted.
- Participation in the discussion phases and active collaborationStudents must complete all coursework for courses in the winter semester that are subject to examinations by the following April 30 at the latest. Students who have not deregistered from the course in question. Students who have not deregistered from the course in question must be assessed. In the event of a negative assessment, a board examination is not permitted and the course must be repeated. Legal source: Statutes of the University of Vienna §10 (4, 5, 6).You are expressly informed that in the event of a fraudulent performance (e.g: Copying, plagiarism, use of unauthorized aids, forgery, ghostwriting, etc.) the entire PI-LV will be counted as cheated and will count as an attempt. (Entry in U:SPACE: X = not assessed).
- Written final test: In the final test, open questions must be answered in writing. The response time is 45 minutes. You only require a pen. Additional resources are not permitted.
- Participation in the discussion phases and active collaborationStudents must complete all coursework for courses in the winter semester that are subject to examinations by the following April 30 at the latest. Students who have not deregistered from the course in question. Students who have not deregistered from the course in question must be assessed. In the event of a negative assessment, a board examination is not permitted and the course must be repeated. Legal source: Statutes of the University of Vienna §10 (4, 5, 6).You are expressly informed that in the event of a fraudulent performance (e.g: Copying, plagiarism, use of unauthorized aids, forgery, ghostwriting, etc.) the entire PI-LV will be counted as cheated and will count as an attempt. (Entry in U:SPACE: X = not assessed).
Minimum requirements and assessment criteria
Minimum requirement:
- Compulsory attendance in the practical units, students may be absent twice without excuse. (Attendance at the preliminary meeting is absolutely necessary)
- All partial performances must be completed within the communicated deadlines for a positive assessment!Assessment criteria:
The grade is made up of
- Participation during the course (10 points)
- Research project proposal (20 points)
- Final submission of the group project (30 points)
- Final written test (40 points)Overall grading key (60 points are required for a positive assessment of the course)
- 60-70% Sufficient (4)
- 71-80% Satisfactory (3)
- 81-90% Good (2)
- 91-100% Very good (1)
- Compulsory attendance in the practical units, students may be absent twice without excuse. (Attendance at the preliminary meeting is absolutely necessary)
- All partial performances must be completed within the communicated deadlines for a positive assessment!Assessment criteria:
The grade is made up of
- Participation during the course (10 points)
- Research project proposal (20 points)
- Final submission of the group project (30 points)
- Final written test (40 points)Overall grading key (60 points are required for a positive assessment of the course)
- 60-70% Sufficient (4)
- 71-80% Satisfactory (3)
- 81-90% Good (2)
- 91-100% Very good (1)
Examination topics
All content covered in the course.
Teaching materials are provided on Moodle and/or discussed in the practical units - further reading recommended.Important note: Students may only use the content provided in Moodle for private study purposes. Sharing content by uploading it to other platforms, via social media or cloud services is not permitted from a copyright perspective. This also applies to the digital contributions of other students.
Teaching materials are provided on Moodle and/or discussed in the practical units - further reading recommended.Important note: Students may only use the content provided in Moodle for private study purposes. Sharing content by uploading it to other platforms, via social media or cloud services is not permitted from a copyright perspective. This also applies to the digital contributions of other students.
Reading list
Recommended further reading:
ACSM's Guidelines for Exercise Testing and Prescription 11th ed. Wolters Kluwer (2021).
Jones AM, Winter EM, Davison RC, Bromley PD, Mercer T. Sport and Exercise Physiology Testing Guidelines: The British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences Guide. Routledge (2016)
NSCA’s Guide to Tests and Assessments (Science of Strength and Conditioning Series). Todd Miller (ed). Human Kinetics (2012).
NSCA’s Essentials of Personal Training. Jared W. Coburn & Moh H. Malek (eds). Human Kinetics (2011).
Heyward VH. Advanced Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription. Human Kinetics (2011)
Strength and Conditioning for Sport Performance. Ian Jeffreys & Jeremy Moody (eds). Routledge (2016)
ACSM's Guidelines for Exercise Testing and Prescription 11th ed. Wolters Kluwer (2021).
Jones AM, Winter EM, Davison RC, Bromley PD, Mercer T. Sport and Exercise Physiology Testing Guidelines: The British Association of Sport and Exercise Sciences Guide. Routledge (2016)
NSCA’s Guide to Tests and Assessments (Science of Strength and Conditioning Series). Todd Miller (ed). Human Kinetics (2012).
NSCA’s Essentials of Personal Training. Jared W. Coburn & Moh H. Malek (eds). Human Kinetics (2011).
Heyward VH. Advanced Fitness Assessment and Exercise Prescription. Human Kinetics (2011)
Strength and Conditioning for Sport Performance. Ian Jeffreys & Jeremy Moody (eds). Routledge (2016)
Association in the course directory
BB2III
Last modified: Th 29.08.2024 09:06
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