Standard levels and grades for admission tests of military college students in Iraq using electronic devices

Sarokhan, Waleed Felmaz; Al-Essa, Hashim Ahmed

doi:10.33899/rjss.2023.18297016

	Standard levels and grades for admission tests of military college students in Iraq using electronic devices
Al-Rafidain Journal For Sport Sciences
Volume 26, 83 syppl, November 2023, Pages 291-312 PDF (1.3 M)
Document Type: Research Paper
DOI: 10.33899/rjss.2023.18297016
Authors
Waleed Felmaz Sarokhan¹; Hashim Ahmed Al-Essa²
¹College of Physical Education & Sports Sciences / University of Mosul
²College of physical education and sport Sciences , University of Mosul, Mosul - Iraq
Abstract
The study aimed to design and manufacture electronic devices for physical admission tests for students applying to the military college, and to build grades and standard levels for these tests. The research community consisted of students of the course (84) at the Military College / Zakho, which numbered (255) students. The researcher chose this community because they are the latest course in the college. The researcher conducted the main experiment on (20/11/2021) on the sample of the research application in the Military College. The second, Zakho, numbered (175) students, who represented six factions. Where the four tests (zigzag sprinting 50 m, leaning in front, lying on the back – push up, running 2400 m) were carried out at ten in the morning, in the physical training hall, and the statistical package for social sciences (SPSS) and the (Excel) program were used, to extract the results from Through the following statistical laws: (arithmetic mean, standard deviation, simple correlation coefficient, standard scores, t-law for correlated samples). The study concluded the following: The sample was distributed normally in the tests under study. Adequacy of admission tests for students applying for admission to military colleges in Iraq. Providing standard tables and percentage scores for those in charge of supervising admission tests for students of military colleges, as well as for physical training officers in the Iraqi army. Based on the conclusions, the researchers recommended the following: The use of standard tables and percentages by those in charge of supervising the admission of students of military colleges and all physical training officers in the Iraqi army.
Keywords
military college; Standard levels and grades; electronic devices

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