Analysis and Optimization of the Effectiveness of College Physical Education Courses Based on Fuzzy Cognitive Evaluation

Abstract

Abstract Cognitive diagnostic theory can provide a comprehensive and detailed objective evaluation of individual macro learning ability, thus providing an effective reference for targeted teaching and learning. In this paper, a fuzzy cognitive diagnostic model is used to evaluate the degree of mastery of a college student on the physical education course, calculate the probability of mastery of each attribute, and statistically analyze the degree of mastery of the attributes of the individual as well as the class as a whole. Then, a learning effect evaluation standard is constructed to evaluate the learning effects of the physical education course for all students. The empirical results show that the mean value of the evaluation of the students’ cognition of physical education in School X is 0.6587, and the average probability of mastery of physical education emotion is 0.6021, both of which have reached the degree of good mastery. The average probability of mastering sports operations was 0.5909, which indicates that university students have an average level of mastery in all sports skills through the physical education program. The outcome is in line with the current situation, which can serve as a reference for teachers to make targeted teaching decisions. The study has both theoretical value and practical significance in promoting the development of wisdom education.