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4.1 DEPARTMENT OF MARATHI Professor & Head :- Dr. Krishna Kirwale Phone (Office) :- 0231-2609215, Phone (HOD) :- 0231- 2609213 Offical Email ID :- [email protected] HOD E-Mail ID:- [email protected]

Teaching Staff : (As Per Seniority)

Sr No

Professor Sr No

Associate Professor Sr No

Assistant Professor Sr No

Visiting Staff

01 02 03 04

Dr.Krishna Kirwale M.A., B.D., Ph.d Dr.Vishwanath Shinde M.A, B.Ed, Ph.d Dr.Ravindra Thakur M.A., Ph.D Dr.Rajan Gavas M.A,M.Ed, M.Phil, Ph.D

1 Dr.Randhir Shinde M.A., Ph.D

1 Dr.Nandkumar More MA., Ph.D,

• Course Offered Post Graduate

Intake Graduate Courses

Intake Diploma/Certificate Courses Intake

M.A. MA Part I 70+7 MA Part II 70+7

M.Phil 36 Ph.D 23

• Course Structure

Semester I Semester II

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Semester III Semester IV

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dzekad 12 d %& yksdfi z; lkfg R; dzekad 16 d %& foK ku lkfg R; Dzekad 12 M %& n fyr lkfg R ;kpk lkekftd n ` "Vhus v H;kl

dzekad 16 M & xzkeh. k lkfg R ;kpk lkekftd n ` "Vhus v H;kl

• CBCS Cousrses Sr No Title Semsester

fujad fujad fujad • Infrastructure facilities :

fujad fujad

• Placement Opportunities:

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4.2 DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

Professor & Head :- Dr. Padma Patil

Phone (Office): 0231-2609197 Phone (HOD): (0231) 2609196

Official E-mail ID: [email protected] HOD E-mail ID: [email protected]

Teaching Staff:

Sr. No

Professor Sr. No.

Associated Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor Sr. No.

Visiting Staff

Name & Qualifications



1 2

Dr. Padma Patil M.A.,M.Phil,Ph.D.,Head Dr. Arjun Chavan M.A. B.Ed. Ph.D.

-- -- -- -- 1 2 3 4

Dr.Lad P.C. Dr.Deshpande S.S. Dr.Shahapure S.B. Dr.Sawant S.S.

• Course Offered: Post Graduate

Courses

Intake Diploma/P.G.Diploma /Certificate Courses Intake

M.A. 60 M.Phil. -- Ph.D. Avail. of

Seats Dip. In Hindi Translation 30

• Course Structure : M.A.I and II Semester and Credit System

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iz'ui= % iz'ui= % iz'ui= % iz'ui= % II Hkk"k k fo Kk u ,o a fg an h Hk k"kk I

iz'ui= % iz'ui= % iz'ui= % iz'ui= % III i z; kstu e w yd fg an h I

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iz'ui= % XIII vk/kqfud fgaanh dfork II

iz'ui= % XVI dkO; 'kkL= ,oa lkfgR;kykspu II

iz'ui= % XV fganh lkfgR; dk bfrgkl II

iz'ui= % XVI ¼d½ O;kolkf;d oxZ % v &vuqokn fln/kkar vkSj iz;ksx II c &Hkk"kk izkSn~;ksfxdh IV ¼[k½ lkfgfR;d oxZ % v&fo'ks"k fo|k dk v/;;u &fganh miU;kl II

c &dFksrj lkfgR; II

• C.B.C.S. Courses: Sr. No. Title Semester

1. H k k " kk izk Sn~ ;k sf xdh Paper I to IV – For 1 Credit I, II, III & IV

• Diploma in Hindi Translation – Annual, Practical

iz'ui= I vuqok n % f l n~/k k ar vk Sj izf of/k iz'ui= II vuqok n % l eL;k ,+ vk Sj l ek/k k u iz'ui= III vuqok n % vuqiz; q D r vk Sj O;k og k f jd iz'ui= IV vuqok n % if j;k s tuk dk ;Z • Infrastructure Facilities Building – 7371.56sq.fit Books and Journals: Central Library: 8616, Journals: 22

Departmental Library: Books: 1338, Journals: 22

Accommodation – Independent Rooms for Teacher, Classrooms: 2

Conference Hall, Placement Cell Office, Students Counseling Office,

Ladies room, Separate Lavatories for Male & female

Computer Laboratory with Software 30 Computers

Equipments:

Computer & Printers, Sound System, Water cooler with purifier, Camera, L.C.D. Projector,

Documentaries C.D. Smart Board, White Board.

• Placement Opportunities: jk stxk j {k s=jk stxk j {k s=jk stxk j {k s=jk stxk j {k s= v/; kiu % Hkkjr rF kk H kkjr ds c kg j ds vusd fo ’o fo |ky; vkSj Lo k; R r l aLF kk vkfn] e h fM; k i= dkfjrk] vuqo kn c Sad] th o u c he k fuxe] nw jlapkj] vk; dj foHkkx] fo dzh dj foHkkx] vkdk’k o k. kh iR ru foHkkx] Mkd foHkkx] dsanzh ; l jdkj ds fo fo/k e a= ky; foHkkx] la; qD r jk"Vª la?k e s nqHkk f"k; k dk; Z izR ; sd mPpk;qD r e s fganh vf/k dkjh lax. kd l kf/kr fg anh Hkk"k k izf’k{ k. k dsan] l w puk izkS n; ksf xdh ] fo K ku rduh dh { ks+ = ] foK kiu-

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4.3 DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

(Recognized by UGC under SAP-DRS I)

Professor & Head :- Dr. M. L. Jadhav

Phone (Office) : (0231) 2609187 / 2609189 OFFICE E-mail ID: [email protected]

HOD E-mail ID : [email protected]

Teaching Staff:

Sr

No

PROFESSOR Sr.

No

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR Sr.

No

ASSISTANT

PROFESSOR

VISITING

STAFF

Name & Qualification Name & Qualification Name &Qualification

1 Dr. M. L. Jadhav

M.A.,M.Phil., Ph.D.

H.O.D.

1 Dr. C. A. Langare

M.A., Ph.D.

1 Dr. (Smt.) T. K.Karekatti

M.A., Ph.D.

--

2 Dr. P. A. Attar,

M.A., Ph.D.

2 Dr. P. B. Mane

M.A., M.Phil., Ph. D. PGDTE

(CIEFL)

--

3 Dr. A. M. Sarwade

M.A. Ph. D.

--

4 Dr. M. S. Vaswani

M.A. Ph.D.

--

5 Dr.(Smt.) R. G. Barvekar

M. A., B. Ed., M. Phil., Ph. D.

--

6 Shri Deepak Bhadale

M.A.

--

• Courses Offered:

POST -GRADUATE

COURSES

INTAKE

DIPLOMA/ P.G. DIPLOMA/ CERTIFICATE

COURSES

INTAKE

Name of the Course Name of the Course

M.A. 120 ( 60 + 60) Certificate Course in Spoken English 35

M. Phil/ Pre-Ph. D. As per the availability of the

Research Guides

Diploma in English Hindi and Marathi

Translation

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• Course Structure:

M. A. I M. A. II Semester I Semester III

Core Paper I : Literature in English:Poetry- Part I Core Paper IX Literature in English: Drama - Part I Core Paper II : Literature in English: Novel – Part I

Core Paper X - Critical Theories- Part I

Core Paper III:Basic Concepts in Linguistics – Part I

XI: Elective Paper from the same group from Which Paper I was offered in Semester I / Credit by Choice Paper

IV: Elective Paper from one of the five Elective Groups/ Credit by Choice Paper

XII: Elective Paper from the same group from Which Paper I was offered in Semester I / Credit by Choice Paper

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Semester II Semester IV

Core Paper V :Literature in English: Poetry- Part II

Core Paper XIII-Literature in English: Drama- Part II

Core Paper VI : Literature in English: Novel – Part II

Core Paper XIV -Critical Theories- Part II

Core Paper VII: Basic Concepts in Linguistics - Part II

XV: Elective Paper from the same group from Which Paper IV was offered in Semester I / Credit by Choice Paper

VIII- Elective Paper from same Groups which paper IV was offered in Semester I / Credit by Choice Paper Credit by Choice Paper

XVI: Elective Paper from the same group from Which Paper IV was offered in Semester I / Credit by Choice Paper

• C.B.C.S. Courses: Sr.N

o.

Title Semester

1 Language Practical’s I

• Elective Papers: Group Paper IV & VIII Paper XI & XII Paper XV & XVI

1. Linguistics Applied Linguistics Teaching of English

Language and Literature

Stylistics

2. Comparative

Literature

Comparative Literature

(English and Marathi)

Translation Studies : Theory

& Practice

Indian Novel in

Translation

3. New Literatures

in English

South Asian Literatures African & Caribbean

Literatures

Australian &

Canadian

Literatures

4. American

Literature

19th Century American

Literature

20th Century American

Literature

Black American &

Native American

Literatures

5. British literature British Literature from

Chaucer to the end of the

17th Century

British Literature from Pope

to the end of the 19th

Century

20th Century

British Literature

• Infrastructure Facilities: In the Special Infrastructure Facilities, the Department has Audio- visual Aids which include

1 30 - Booths Computer Controlled Language Laboratory with Wi-Fi 2 Films, Plays, based on Literary Texts 3 Departmental Library ( 3200 Books )

Placements Opportunities:

• Students are informed about the Campus Placements

• They are made aware of different job opportunities other than in the teaching field

• Students are oriented in terms of their soft-skills and interviews techniques by the faculty

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4.4 FOREIGN LANGUAGES

I/c Head :- Dr. Megha Pansare

Phone (HOD): 0231-260 9236, (Office) 260 9237.

Official E-mail ID : [email protected]

In-Charge HOD E-mail ID : [email protected]

� Teaching Staff :

Sr.

No.

Professor Associate

Professor

Sr.

No.

Assistant Professor Visiting Teacher/

Staff

Name &

Qualifications

Name &

Qualifications

Name &

Qualifications

Name &

Qualifications

1.

---

---

1. Dr. Megha Pansare M.A.,

NET, Ph.D

(Russian), M.B.A.

Shri K.S. Keskar

M.Sc.

Ms. Sneha Vaze

M.A. (German)

• Courses offered :

Post Graduate

Courses

Intake capacity Certificate Courses, Diploma /

Higher Diploma Courses

Intake capacity

1. Ph.D. in Russian

As per the university

rules and regulations

1. Certificate Course in Russian 50

(per batch)

2. M.Phil in Russian

As per the university

rules and regulations

2. Diploma Course in Russian 15

3. M.A. in Russian 15 3. Higher Diploma in Russian 15

4. Certificate Course in German (Self-supporting)

50

5. Diploma in German (Self-

supporting)

15

6. Certificate Course in

Japanese (Self-supporting)

50

7. Diploma in Japanese (Self- supporting)

15

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• Course Structure : 1. M.A. in Russian : The course is a full time course. The duration of course is two years i.e. Four Semesters. Pattern of Examination will be semester system with four papers in a semester. Total - 400 marks at every semester. Eligibility: The candidate must possess a minimum B.A. in Russian OR a Bachelor’s degree from any

other faculty and should have passed Higher/Advanced Diploma in Russian or equivalent

examination in Russian Language.

Course Fee: Tuition fee – Rs. 1000/-, other fees as per the university rules.

2. CERTIFICATE COURSE IN RUSSIAN

Eligibility : The candidates who have passed H.S.C.(12thStd.) or an equivalent examination OR who

have completed a Three-year Diploma Course after 10th Std. are eligible for admission to the

Certificate Course in Russian.

Duration: 1 year. Course Fee: Tuition fee – Rs. 800/-, other fees as per the university rules.

There will be two Papers – one Written Paper – 80 + 20 marks & an Oral Examination – 50 marks

3. DIPLOMA COURSE IN RUSSIAN

Eligibility : The candidates who have passed the Certificate Course in Russian Language of this or any

other university recognised as equivalent thereof, shall be eligible for the admission to the said

course.


There will be three papers – Two Written Papers – 80 + 20 marks each and an Oral Examination –

50 marks.

4. HIGHER DIPLOMA IN RUSSIAN

Eligibility: The candidates who have passed the Diploma Course in Russian Language of this or any

other university recognized as equivalent thereof, shall be eligible for admission to the said course.

Duration - 1 year. Course Fee: Tuition fee – Rs. 1000/-, other fees as per the university rules.

There will be three papers – Two Written Papers – 80 + 20 marks each and an Oral Examination –

50 marks.

5. CERTIFICATE COURSE IN GERMAN (Self-supporting)

Eligibility: The candidates who have passed HSC (12th Std.) or an equivalent examination are eligible

for admission to the Certificate Course in German.


There will be three papers – One Written Paper – 80 + 20 marks and an Oral Examination – 50

marks.

6. DIPLOMA COURSE IN GERMAN (Self-supporting)

Eligibility: The candidates who have passed Certificate Course in German or an equivalent

examination are eligible for admission to the Diploma Course in German.

Duration: 1 year. Course Fee: Tuition fee – Rs. 2,035/-, other fees as per the university rules.

There will be three papers two written papers – 80 + 20 marks each and an Oral Examination – 50

marks.

7. CERTIFICATE COURSE IN JAPANESE (Self-supporting)

Eligibility : The candidates who have passed XIIth Std. (HSC) or an equivalent examination are

eligible for admission to the Certificate Course in Japanese.


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There will be three papers – One Written Paper – 80 + 20 marks and an Oral Examination – 50

marks.

8. DIPLOMA COURSE IN JAPANESE (Self-supporting)

Eligibility : The candidates who have passed Certificate Course in Japanese or an equivalent

examination are eligible for admission to the Diploma Course in Japanese.

Duration: 1 year. Course Fee: Tuition fee – Rs. 2,035/-, other fees as per the university rules.

There will be three papers. Two written papers of 80 + 20 marks each and an Oral Examination - 50

marks.

• Infrastructural Facilities and Equipment: Lecture Halls: 3.

Separate Lecture Halls for each Language - Russian, German, Japanese with seating arrangement of upto 50 students. � Well equipped air-conditioned Language Laboratory (20-seater): For the conduct of ‘Conversational Russian, French, German, Japanese’ classes. � Departmental Library: Over 3,500 books in Russian/German/Japanese including magazines and periodicals. � Audio-Visual Room: Regular screening of informative/educational films on LCD Projector, PA microphone system, All-in-one HP printer. � HOD Room, Office Room, Computer Room � Separate rooms for teachers in Russian/German/Japanese. � Separate Reading Room for students, Ladies Room, Store Room and separate Sanitary

Facilities.

• Placement Opportunities : With the ever growing participation of our nation in the international business, and the increasingly multinational character of our Indian society itself, the basic knowledge of foreign languages is not only essential but also professionally useful in all occupations. There has been an ever growing demand for the teachers in foreign languages in the process of globalisation. A number of schools, especially modern residential schools in and around Kolhapur may offer foreign languages in their curriculum. Many students of our Department study foreign languages to opt for teaching and translation/interpretation as their carrier, while others seek to complement their studies in international business, journalism, communication, art, travel, hotel management or other fields requiring knowledge of foreign languages. The knowledge of foreign languages is a strong asset, usually favoured by employers in their search of good candidates.

Globalization has made the knowledge of foreign languages indispensable in today’s world. Language learning is enjoyable and valuable in itself. It has become increasingly important in a global community. The knowledge of a foreign language helps us understand and assess the world events, because it brings us closer to the people and cultures of that language. In addition, the knowledge of a foreign language is an essential career asset. Through cultural awareness, our students develop a greater acceptance of other people and communities. The Foreign Language Department believes that learning more than one language opens doors to new ways of thinking and doing, comparing and contrasting, and perceiving and communicating. Through these processes, the students learn more about themselves, about their own language, communication, and decision making.

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4.5 DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY Professor & Head :- Dr. Smt. P. A. Patil

Phone (Office) : 0231-2606119

Phone (HOD) : 0231-2606119 Ext:21



Teaching Staff :

Sr.

No

Professor Sr.

No

Associate Professor Sr. Assistant Professor Sr.

No

Visiting

Staff

1 Dr.Smt. P.A.Patil 1 Dr.Smt.N.D.Parekar - Dr.Avanish Patil - NIL

2 Dr. M.A.Lohar

• Courses Offered : Post

Graduate

Courses

Intake Graduate Courses Intake Diploma/ P.G.Diploma/

Certificate Courses

Intake

M.A.I 55 N.A. -- N.A. --

M.A.II 55 N. A. -- N.A. --

M.Phil As per BUTR

Ph.D. As per BUTR

• Course Structure : Sem-I-(a) Society, Religion &culture in Ancient India, (b) Polity and Administration in Medieval India , (c)

Pre & Proto historic Culture in India, (d) Political History of South India,(e) 19th Century Maharashtra

Sem-II-(a) Polity and Economy under Marathas, (b) India under British Rule, (c) Historiography of Ancient

India, (d) Social and Cultural History of Marathas, (e) India’s Struggle for Independance

Sem-III-(a) Historiography : Development and Recent Trends, (b) Modern World(1901-1945),

(c) Indian Women through the Ages, (d) History of China (1901-1949), (e)Tourism: Principle and Practices,

(f) Theory and Concept of Museology

Sem-IV- (a) History: Its Method and Practice, (b) Modern World, (c) Indian Women in 20th Century,

(d) Application of Tourism in History, (e) Arab-Israel conflict in 20th Century

• CBCS Courses:- Sr.No. Title Semester

1 Tourism : Principle and Practice III

• Infrastructure Facilities : 1) Department has its own Building with three classrooms with ICT facilities 2) Department Library with 529 books.

• Placement Opportunities : Teacher, Researcher, UPSC, MPSC, Staff Selection Board etc.

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4.6 DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

Professor & Head ;- Dr. V. B. Kakade

Phone (Office): (0213) 2609180

Phone (HOD): (0213) 2609177

Official E-mail ID: departmentofeconomics1962

HOD E-mail ID: [email protected]

* Teaching Staff:

Sr. No. Professor Name

Sr. No.

Associate Professor Name

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor Name

Sr. No.

Visiting Staff

1 Dr. V. B. Kakade 1 Dr. M. S. Deshmukh 1 Dr.(Smt.) V. P. Katti 1 2 Dr. V. B. Jugale 2 Shri. S. T. Kombde 3 Dr. A. A. Dange 3 Shri. S. P. Panchgalle 4 Dr. R. G. Dandge 5 Dr. P. S. Kamble 6 Dr. D. C. Talule

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Post Graduate Courses


Intake Diploma /P. G.Diploma / Certificate Courses

Intake

M.A. I 67 Nil Foreign Trade 25 M.A. II 55 Agribusiness 25 M.Phil 07 Ph.D 08


M.A. Part – I (Semester I & II)

Code Semester I Code Semester II

(I) Compulsory Papers : (I) Compulsory Papers :

EC-1 Micro Economics Analysis EC-3 Public Economics

EC-2 Monetary Economics EC-4 Ecoligical & Resource Economics(*)

(II) Elective Papers : (II) Elective Papers :

EO-1 Agricultural Economics EO-8 Agriculture Development India EO-2 Economics of Insurance EO-9 Industrial Economics EO-3 Economics of Environment (*) EO-10 Economics and Low EO-4 Principles and Practice of

Co-operation EO-11 Human Resource Development

EO-5 Contribution of Nobel Laureates to Economics

EO-12 Financial Markets and Institutions

EO-6 Managerial & Business Economics EO-13 Regional Economics EO-7 Economics of Gender & Development EO-14 Economics of Social Sector and

Environment

(III) Credit by Choice (III) Credit by Choice SE- 1 The Theories and Causes of Social Exclusion

and discrimination SE- 1 Inclusive Policies for Eliminating

Discrimination

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WS- 1 Introduction to Feminist Thought and Women’s Movement

WS-2 Gender and International Development

(IV)

Choice Based Credit (offered by Dept

of Economics

(IV)

Choice Based Credit (offered by Dept

of Economics

ECO – 1.1 Economics of Insurance ECO – 2.1

Economics and Low

ECO – 1.2 Economics of Environment ECO – 2.2

Economics of Social Sector & Environment

M.A. Part – II (Semester III & IV)

Code Semester III

Code Semester IV

(I) Compulsory Papers : (I) Compulsory Papers : EC-5 Application of Quantitative Techniques

to Economic Analysis EC-7 International Economics

EC-6 Macro Economic Analysis EC-8 Economics of Growth & Development

(II) Elective Papers : (II) Elective Papers : EO-15 Economics of Labour EO-22 Co-operative Thoughts and

Administration EO-16 Indian Public Finance EO-23 Computer Application in Economics

(**) EO-17 Economics of Transport and

Communication EO-24 Global Business Logistics

EO-18 Indian Economic Policy EO-25 Health Economics EO-19 Mathematical Economics (*) EO-26 Advanced Banking EO-20 Demography EO-27 Welfare Economics EO-21 Urban Economics EO-28 Econometrics (*) (III) Choice Based Credit (offered by Dept

of Economics (III) Choice Based Credit (offered by Dept

of Economics ECO – 3.1 Mathematical Economics ECO – 4.1 Global Business Logistics ECO – 3.2 Demography ECO – 4.2 Econometrics

• Infrastructure facilities: 1. Departmental Library has a collection of 10,402 books and subscribed to 18 Major Journals both National and International (in the Central Library).

2. The Department at present has a well furnished Computer Laboratory with 40 PCs & well equipped Seminar Hall of 33 capacities.

3. Soft wares: SPSS, E-View, S-Plus Software.

• Placement Opportunities: i) Teaching at College and Junior Colleges. ii) Recruitment in Banks and Financial Institutions. iii) Competitive Examinations for Civil Services.

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4.7 DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

Professor & Head :- Dr. B. T. Patil.

Phone (Office: 0231-2609235

Phone (HOD): 0231-2609233

Official E-mail ID -----


Teaching Staff :-

Sr. No. Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor Sr. No. Assistant Professor

Name Name Name 01. Dr. Bharati Patil

M.A, M.Phil, Ph.D 1. Dr. Ravindra P. Bhanage M.A., M. Phil, Ph.D.

----

02. Dr. Vasanti P. Rasam M. A., Ph.D.

----

03 Dr. Prakash R. Pawar M.A., M. Phil, Ph.D.

----

04. Dr. Bhagwan Mane M.A. Ph.D.

• Courses Offered: Post Graduate Course

Intake Diploma/P.G Diploma /Certificate Course Intake

M. A. PART –I 60 P.G. Diploma in Human Rights and Duties (Political Science)

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M. A. PART –II 60 M. Phil As per Availability Ph.D. As per Availability

• Course Structure: M. A. Semester System with Credits and Continuous Internal Evaluation [CIE]

M.A. Part I (Semester –I) M.A. Part I (Semester –II) Core Paper (SOC. Group D.PSC) Core Paper (SOC. Group D.PSC)

01 Political Theory 03 Political Theory of Democracy & Development

02 Theory of public Administration

04 Government & Administration

Elective Papers (Any Two)

(SOC, Group D1,PSE) Elective Papers (Any Two)

(SOC, Group D1,PSE)

01 Indian Constitution & Government

10 Political Process in India

02 Modern Indian Political Thought

11 Modern Indian Political Thought- Sarvodaya, Socialism & Democracy

03 Development Administration in India

12 Development & Planning in India

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04 Foundations of India’s Foreign Policy

13 India’s Foreign Policy-Politics of Disarmament & Peace.

05 State in Ancient India 14 Government in Ancient India 06 Political Sociology 15 Politics and Modernization 07 Political of Developing

Countries 16 Nation Building & Post colonial

State 08 Women & Political Theory 17 Women & Politics M.A. Part II (Semester –III) M.A. Part II (Semester –IV)

Group D. Core ----------------------- Group D.Core --------- Paper V Theory of Comparative

Politics Paper VII Theory and Practice of

Comparative Government Paper VI Theory of International

Relations. Paper VIII Conflict, Peace and

Resolution. *Group D1 Elective Papers

---------------------- *Group D1 Elective Papers

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Paper XVII Western Political Thought—I Paper XXV Western Political Thought-II

Paper XVIII Political Theory of Liberalism and Welfare State.

Paper XXVI Political Theory of Change

Paper XIX Evolution And Organization of Indian Administration.

Paper XXVII Issues in Indian Administration.

Paper XX Administrative Thought--I Paper XXVIII Administrative Thought-II Paper XXI Theory and Practice of

Foreign Policy. Paper XXIX Theory and Practice of

Diplomacy. Paper XXII Pressure Groups and Social

Movements. Paper XXX Public Policy.

Paper XXIII Comparative Federalism Paper XXXI Comparative Parliamentary Institutions.

Paper XXIV Research Methods in Political Science

Paper XXXII Modern Political Analysis.

*Group I D Interdisciplinary Papers

---------------------------- *Group I D Interdisciplinary Papers

-------------------

Paper Women’s Political Representation.

Paper Overview of Women’s; Movements.

Paper Political Thought of Mahatma Gandhi

Paper Gandhism After Gandhi.

• C. B. C. S. Courses: COURSE I :- Human Rights In India ( For Semester I ) COURSE II :- Public Policy (For Semester II) COURSE III :- Communal Harmony & Social Peace ( For Semester III) COURSE IV :- Election Studies (For Semester IV)

• Infrastructure Facilities Available 2 class rooms, One student’s facility Room (Computer Lab), and essential educational equipments.

• Placement Opportunities: The Department has established placement cell to provide Placement guidance to students. Extensive opportunities are available for our students for teaching posts at Junior college, Senior college and University. Opportunities are available for our students in Civil Services- MPSC/UPSC/ PSI, Asst. LIC Development Officers, banking, IT sector (BPO). Students also have job opportunities in the NGOs.

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4.8 DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

Professor & Head :- Dr. R. B. Patil.

Phone (Office) : 0231-2609239

Phone (HOD) : 0231-2609238


HOD E-mail ID : [email protected] & [email protected]

Teaching Staff:

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr. No

Visiting Staff /Emeritus Fellow

Name Name Name Name 01. Dr. R. B. Patil. 03. Dr. Jagan Karade. 05. Dr. Smt. P. B.

Desai 07. Dr. Vijay Marulkar

02. Dr. R. N. Salve. 04. Dr. Smt. P. S.

Pawar. 06. Dr. P. M. Mane

• Courses Offered: Post Graduate Courses Intake Intake Intake M. A. PART –I 60 M. Phil Will be declared on University Website. M. A. PART –II 60 Ph. D. Will be declared on University Website.


M. A. Sociology

Semester System with Credits and Continuous Internal Evaluation [CIE]

M.A.SOCIOLGY, PART-I: SEMESTER-I Paper No Paper Title Paper No. Paper Title

Elective Specialization Group – C: SOC 001 Classical Sociological Traditions: Marx, Durkheim and Weber

Study of Indian Society

SOC 002 Understanding Indian Society SOE 005 Social Problems in Contemporary India

SEMESTER - I Electives: Specializations and Optional Papers:

SOE 006 Social Exclusion and Social Inclusion

Elective Specialization Group-A: Optional Papers Sociology of Change, Development and

Environment SOE 007 Education and Society

SOE 001 Social Movements in India SOE 008 Gender and Society SOE 002 Social Ecology SOE 009 Society and Culture in Maharashtra

Elective Specialization Group-B: SOE 010 Comparative Sociology Study of Tribal, Rural and Urban-Industrial Society

Credit by Choice :

SOE 003 Rural Society in India SE-1

The Theories and Causes of Social Exclusion and Discrimination

SOE 004 Industry and Society in India WS-1 Introduction to Feminist Thought and Women’s Movement

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M.A.SOCIOLGY, PART-I: SEMESTER-II Paper No Paper Title Paper No. Paper Title

Elective Specialization Group–C: SOC 003 Classical Sociological Traditions: Marx, Durkheim and Weber

Study of Indian Society SOC 004 Perspectives in Indian Society SOE 015 Sociology of Marginalized Communities

SEMESTER - II Electives: Specializations and Optional Papers:

SOE 016 Sociology of Religion

Elective Specialization Group-A: Optional Papers Sociology of Change, Development and Environment

SOE 017 Political Sociology

SOE 011 Sociology of Change and Development

SOE 018 Sociology of Mass Communication

SOE 012 Resources, Development and Environment in India

SOE 019 Criminology

Elective Specialization Group-B: SOE 020 Social Marketing Study of Tribal, Rural and Urban-Industrial Society

Credit By Choice :

SOE 013 Urban Society in India SE-2 Inclusive Policies for Eliminating Discrimination

SOE 014 Sociology of Tribal Society WS-2 Gender and International Development

M.A.SOCIOLGY, PART-II: SEMESTER-III Paper No Paper Title Paper No. Paper Title SOC 005 Major Schools of Sociological

Thought

Elective Specialization Group – C:

SOC 006 Methodology of Social Research (With Practical)

Study of Indian Society

SEMESTER - III

Electives: Specializations and Optional Papers:

SOE 025 Dalit Studies: Issues and Perspectives

Elective Specialization Group-A: SOE 026 Law and Social Change in India Sociology of Change, Development and Environment

Optional Papers

SOE 021 Globalization and Society SOE 027 Sociology of Information Society SOE 022 Environmental Sociology (With

Practical) SOE 029 Society and Human Rights

Elective Specialization Group-B: SOE 030 Science, Technology and Society Study of Tribal, Rural and Urban-Industrial Society

SOE 023 Sociology of Kinship, Marriage and Family

SOE 024 Sociology of Migration

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M. A. SOCIOLOGY, PART – II: SEMESTER – IV Paper No Paper Title Paper No. Paper Title SOC 007 Recent Trends in Sociological

Theory

Elective Specialization Group – C:

SOC 008 Data Collection and Analytical Procedures (With Practical)

SOE 034 Study of Indian Society

SEMESTER - IV Electives: Specializations and Optional Papers:

SOE 035 Social Demography

Elective Specialization Group-A: SOE 036 Sociology of Ageing Sociology of Change, Development and Environment

Optional Papers

SOE 031 Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and Development

SOE 038 Sociology and Social Work

SOE 032 Environment and Society in India (With Practical)

SOE 039 Disasters and Disaster Management in India

Elective Specialization Group-B: SOE 040 Dissertation Study of Tribal, Rural and Urban-Industrial Society

SOE 033 Rural Development in India

SOE 034 Industry and Human Resource Development

• C. B. C. S. Courses

Sr. No. Paper No Title SEMESTER 01. SOE 028 Sociology of Health III 02. SOE 037 Media and Society IV

• Infrastructure Facilities: Seminar Hall and one Classroom with LCD Projector, Departmental Library, Computer Lab with SPSS

and Internet facilities.

• Placement Opportunities: Students of this Department are placed in Colleges, University Departments and Non-

Government Organizations.

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4.9 LIBRARY & INFORMATION SCIENCE

I/c Head :- Dr. Namita B. Khot

Phone (Office): (0231) 2609390

Phone (HOD): (0231) 2609390



� Teaching Staff:

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr. No.

Visiting Staff



Name & Qualification

01 Dr. Namita B. Khot M. Com, MLISc, Ph.D.

01 NIL 01 Shri. Y.G.Jadhav B.Sc., M.Lib.I.Sc, SET

01 Contributory Teachers-08


Post Graduate

Courses

Intake Graduate Courses Intake

M. Lib. I.Sc 20 B.Lib.I.Sc 40 M. Phil in Lib & Inf. Sc. 10 Ph.D in Lib & Inf. Sc.

• Courses Structure:

Sr.No Course Name Marks

1. B.Lib.I.Sc - (One year Regular Course) Sem. I & Sem. II

Theory

Practicals

Tota

600 Marks (06 Theory Papers 300 Marks

900 Mark (for each Semester)

2. M.Lib.I.Sc- (One year Regular Course)

Sem. I & Sem. II

Theory Practicals Total

600 Marks (06 Theory Papers) 300 Marks

900 Marks (for each Semester)

3. M Phil in Lib and Inf.Sc Theory Seminar,02 Dissertation Viva-voce

Total

300 Marks (03 Theory Papers) 50 Marks 200 Marks 50 Marks

600 Marks

• Infrastructural Facilities: 1) 03 Separate Classrooms inclusive of 01 Smart Classroom for B.Lib. I.Sc, 01 for M.Lib.I.Sc & 01 for M.Phil Courses.

2) 05 Staff Rooms 3) 01 Computer Laboratory having 20 PCs with Internet Connectivity.Collection of 3494 books and 12 print journals and 32 e-journals, 2 databases in Library and Information Science.

• Placement Opportunities: The placement opportunities for students in the Public, Academic, Special Libraries as well as in

Information/ Documentation centers.

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4.10 JOURNALISM AND COMMUNICATION SCIENCE

Asso. Prof. & Head :- Dr. Nisha Pawar

Phone (Office): (0231) 2609202

Phone (HOD): (0231) 2609201

Official E-mail ID :

HOD E-mail ID:

Teaching Staff-

Sr.

No.

Professor Sr.

No.

Associate Professor Sr.

No.

Assistant Professor

Name &

Qualification

Name & Qualification Name & Qualification

---------- 1. Dr. Nisha Pawar,

M.A., M.M.C.J., Ph.D.(Journalism)

-----------

As Follows

• Courses Offered :

POST

GRADUATE

LEVEL COURSES

INTAKE GRADUATE

LEVEL COURSES

INTAKE DIPLOMA/

CERTIFICATE

LEVEL COURSES

INTAKE

Name of the

course

Name of the

course

Name of the

course

B.J.C.

(Sem-I & II)

40 ---- ---- ---- ----

M.J.C.

( Annual

Pattern )

30 ---- ---- ---- ----

M. Phil 03 ---- ---- ---- ----

Ph.D. 08 ---- ---- ---- ----

� One year P.G. Degree of B.J.C. and One year M.J.C. from two years Master degree of M.J.C.

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• Course Structure --- B.J.C. (Semester-I & II)

Code Semester - I Code Semester - II

(I) Compulsory Papers: (I) Compulsory Papers :

JC(C)-1 Introduction to Journalism & Communication Theories

JC(C)-3 Introduction to Mass Communication & Media theories

JC(C)-2 News Reporting, Editing & option

writings

JC(C)-4 Information communication

technology (ICT)& Web

Journalism

(II) Optional Papers : (II) Optional Papers :

JC(O)-1 Making of [History] of Newspapers &

Periodicals

JC(O)-6 Marathi journalism

JC(O)-2 Electronic Media [Radio & T.V.] JC(O)-7 Media management & Press

laws

JC(O)-3 Advertising JC(O)-8 PR & Corporate communication

JC(O)-4 Magazine &Photo Journalism JC(O)-9 Development & Extension

Communication

JC(O)-5 Agricultural & Environmental

Communication

JC(O)-10 Documentary (film)

(III) Compulsory Practical Paper ( P)

[NFSCLV]

(III) Compulsory Practical Paper ( P)

[MSSSLV]

JC(P)-1 a) News (Reporting – writing)

assignments

b) Field visits& article writing

c) Seminar [1] & Clipping [1]

d) Lab journal

e) Viva-vice

JC(P)-2 a) Media internship

b) Study tour

c) Seminar (I) & Survey(I)

d) Lab. Journal

e) Viva – vice

(IV ) Elective paper for Credit by Choice

(E)

(IV) Elective paper for Credit By

Choice (E)

JC(E)-1 Film communication JC(E)-2 Financial Communication

� Each Paper carries 80 (Theory)+ 20 (Internal) Marks.

�Each Practical Paper carries 100 Marks.

• M.J.C. ( Annual Pattern )

Course Name

Core Paper No.

Paper Code

Compulsory Papers

M.J.C. Compulsory Papers

M (C) -1 33954 Theories of Communication and Mass Communication M (C) -2 33955 Research Methods in Mass Communication

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M (C) -3 33956 International & Political Communication M (C) -4 33957 Development and Rural Communication Optional Papers (Option-A)

M (O)A -1 33958 Interpretative Investigative Reporting and opinion writing.

M (O)A -2 34015 Business Industrial and Financial Journalism

M (O)A -3 34016 Public Relations, Tools, Techniques, Campaigns &Management

(Option-B) OR

M (O)B -1 34017 Broadcast Journalism and Writing for Broadcast Media

M (O)B -2 34018 Advertising : Marketing, Copy writing and Management M (O)B -3 34019 Film Journalism

� Each Paper carries 100 Marks

Old Course Structure of M. Phil.

Course

Name

Core

Paper No.

Paper

Code

Compulsory Papers

M. Phil. Compulsory Papers

M. Ph.(C)-1 M. Ph.(C)-2

40933

40934

Communication and Mass Media Research Methodology Advances in Communication & Mass Communication

Paper with 6 (Six) Internal Options. M. Ph.(C)-3 40935 Advances in Communication & Mass Media in Practice

New Course Structure of M. Phil. in approval process to BOS Section as under

The M.Phil/Ph.D. course work shall involve three papers Viz. i. Research Methodology. ii. Advances in communication and mass communication theories . iii. Any one of the following optional papers based on specialization.

Paper III - Optional - A Development Communication

Paper III – Optional – B Print Media

Paper III – Optional – C Electronic Media ( Radio & Television )

Paper III – Optional – D Film Studies

Paper III – Optional – E Public relations and advertising

Paper III – Optional – F ICT ( Information & Communication Technology ) and New Media .

• C.B.C.S. – Nil

• Infra-structure facilities : ( Total more than 5 lac )

1 T.V. Room 2 News Papers Reading Room with English and Marathi Newspaper 3 Computer Lab with Internet facilities 4 Handy Camera (Video Camera) 5 Film Library. 6 Photo Cameras. 7. Sony Make Video Camera

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• Placement Opportunities:-

01 Placement Opportunities in Public Relation Officers, Media Reporters, Anchoring , Film Journalism, Professor /Lecturer, Documentary film making, Advertising etc…

02 Aggregate 80% of total opportunities.

• List of Visiting Staff for the year 2015-16 as under -

Sr. No.- Name of the Visiting ‘Qualification Remarks

1 Dr. J. R. Dabhole Ph. D. Contributory Teacher

2 Dr. V. B. Kakade, Ph. D. Contributory Teacher

3 Dr. Ratnakar L. Pandit Ph. D. - Contributory Teacher

4 Dr. Shrihari Deshpande B.A.M.S./M.J.C/M.Phil Contributory Teacher

5 Dr. Shivaji G. Jadhav M. J. C. /SET/Ph.D.- Contributory Teacher

6 Dr. Sumedha S. Salunkhe M.J.C. / Ph. D. Students Contributory Teacher

7 Shri Anil Kerba Deshmukh MJC Ph. D. Students- Contributory Teacher

8 Shri Govind G. Godbole M. A./ B. J.- Contributory Teacher

9 Shri Deepak Shinde M.M.C.J.- Contributory Teacher

10 Dr. Anmol Kothadiya B.A.M.S/Film Contributory Teacher

11 Prof. Shaileandra M. Sadolikar M.A.M.Ed./M.J.C. Contributory Teacher

12 Shri Uday D. Gaikwad M. J. C. /Ph. D. Students Contributory Teacher

13 Shri. Prasad Ravindra Thakur M.A. (English)

M.A.Mass

Communication, SET

Contributory Teacher

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4.11 M. A. IN MASS COMMUNICATION

Co-ordinator :- Dr. Nisha Pawar

Phone (Office):- 0231 – 2609433 Official E- mail ID :- ----

HOD E- mail ID :- [email protected]

Teaching Staff :- (As per Seniority)

Sr.No

Professor Name

Sr. No


Assistant Professor Sr.No

Visiting Staff as countributory teachers

------- 01 Dr. Nisha Pawar M.A.M.C.J. Ph.D.

01 Dr. Sumedha Salunkhe

01 Dr. Ratnakar Pandit

02 Dr. Anuradha Samant 03 Dr. Jay Samant 04 Dr. Savita Rasam 05 Dr. Shivaji Jadhav 06 Dr. M.C.Shaikh 07 Dr. Subhash Desai 08 Shri Thakur Prasad


Post Graduate Course Intake M.A.Mass Communcation 30

• Course Structure:- Two years M. A. Mass Communication with IV Semester

Semester – I

1. Principles of Mass communication 2. Development of Media 3.Print Media (Reporting and Editing) 4.Electronic Media (Radio and Television) 5.Advertising and Public Relations/ Corporate communication

Semester – II

1.Development communication 2. Communication Research 3.Media Law and Ethics 4. International Communication 5.Media Management

Semester – III Semester – IV

1.Print Media –II 2. Radio 3. Television 4. Advertising 5. Women and Media

1.New Media Application 2. Inter-Cultural Communication 3.Environmental Communication *.Dissertation, Attachment

• Infrastructure Facilities: 1) Computer Laboratory with 10 Computers

2) Smart Classroom is available Infrastructure Facilities are – 3) News paper and Magazine Library for the students.

• Placement Opportunities:- Students gets satisfactory placement in Newspaper, Television Channels, Radio, Public Relations, Advertising, Online Media, Publicity and Event Management and Academic field.

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4.12 (A) DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT

Professor & Head : - Dr. S. S. Mahajan.

Phone ( Office ) : 0231-2609174

Phone (HOD) : 0231-2609173

HOD E- mail ID :

Teaching Staff : ( As per Seniority )

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.


Assistant Professor

Sr. No

Visiting Staff

1 Dr. S. S. Mahajan 1 Dr. A.M. Gurav 1 Dr. K.V.Marulkar 1 Dr. R.G. Korabu

Following teachers have been appointed on contractual basis for M.C.A

Sr.No. Assistant Professor 1 Mr. M.M. Pol 2 Ms. N.D. Sapakal 3 Ms. N.U. Khamkar 4 Ms. S.V. Katkar

Courese Offered :

Post Graduate Course


Intake Diploma / P.G. Diploma/ Certificate Courses

Intake

M.Com 60 Nil PG Diploma in Banking Finance 50 M.C.A. 60 Nil PG Diploma in Treasury,Forex

Management and Trade Finance 30

Course Structure:

Courses

I. M. Com. Part I Semester : I Compulsory Papers � Management Concepts and Organizational Behaviour Paper- I

� Managerial Economics Paper -I

Optional Papers

*Advanced Accountancy Paper – I * Advanced Accountancy Paper – II *Advanced Costing Paper – I * Advanced Costing Paper – II *Taxation Paper – I * Taxation Paper – II

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M. Com. Part- I

Semester : II

Compulsory Papers

M. Com. Part- II

ES-1. Managerial Economics Paper-II

Optional Papers

ES-2. Advanced Accountancy Paper – III

ES-3. * Advanced Accountancy Paper – IV

ES-4. Advanced Costing Paper – III

ES-5. * Advanced Costing Paper – IV

ES-6. Taxation Paper – III ES-7. * Taxation Paper – IV

M. Com. Part II

Semester : III

Compulsory Papers

ES-8. Management Accounting Paper-I

•••• * Business Finance Paper-I

Optional Papers

ES-9. Advanced Accountancy Paper – V ES-10. Advanced Accountancy Paper – VI ( Research Methodology ) ES-11. Advanced Accountancy Paper – V ES-12. Advanced Accountancy Paper – VI ( Research Methodology ) ES-13. Taxation Paper – V ES-14. Taxation Paper – VI ( Research Methodology )

Semester : IV

Compulsory Papers

ES-15. Management Accounting Paper-II ES-16. Business Finance Paper-II

Optional Papers

ES-17. Advanced Accountancy Paper – VII ES-18. Advanced Accountancy Paper – VIII ( Project Work )

ES-19. Advanced Accountancy Paper – VII ES-20. Advanced Accountancy Paper – VIII ( Project Work )

ES-21. Taxation Paper – VII

ES-22. Taxation Paper – VIII ( Project Work )

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MCA ( Commerce ) –

Part – I : (Semester : I) (Semester : II)

SS-1. Fundamentals of Information Technology 2.1 Software Engineering SS-2. Procedure Oriented Programming With C 2.2 Data Structure SS-3. Discrete Mathematics 2.3 Statistical Computing SS-4. Computer Organization and architecture 2.4 Database Management System SS-5. Introduction to Management Function 2.5 Accounting and Financial Management SS-6. Business Communication 2.6 Practical – II ( Data Structure DBMS ) 1.7 Practical Lab on C 2.7 Project and viva

MCA Part – II : ( Semester : III ) ( Semester : IV)

3.1 Operating System 4.1 Computer Network

3.2 Object Oriented Programming with C + + 4.2 Java Programming

3.3 Visual Programming with VB 4.3 Software Project Management

3.4 Computer Oriented Optimization Techniques 4.4 IT Elective I-

3.5 Organizational Behavior 5.4.1 Linux Operation System

3.6 Practical – III ( Based on Paper no. 3.2 & 3.3) 5.4.2 Enterprise Resource Planning

3.7 Project and viva 5.4.3 Distributed Database Management

4.5 BM Elective II –

4.5.1 Business Innovation

4.5.2 Management Support System

4.5.2 Information System Audit

4.6 Practical – IV ( Based on Paper no. 4.2. )

4.7 Project and viva

MCA Part – III : ( Semester : V )

5.1 Data Ware hosing and Data Mining 5.2 Advanced Java Programming 5.3 Artificial intelligence and It’s Application 5.4 IT Elective II 5.4.1. Dot Net 5.4.2. Mobile Computing 5.4.3. XML and Web Services 5.5 BM Elective II- 5.5.1. Knowledge Management 5.5.2. E – Commerce and IT’s Application 5.5.3. Cyber Law 5.6 Practical – V ( Based on Paper no. 5.2 & 5.3 )

5.7 Seminar

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MCA Part – III : ( Semester : VI )

6.1 Industrial Project

Infra-structure Facilities :

Sr. No. Particulars Sr. No. Particulars

1 Internet Connections : 45 6 OHP : 01

2 Computers :M.Com : 12 & MCA : 48 7 Camera ( Digital ) : 01

3 Laptops : 05 8 Television Set : 01

4 LCD : 01 9 DLP Projector : 01

5 Smart Board : 01 10 Pod : 01

Placement Opportunities:

MO-1. Database of the Students is developed to inform it to employers.

MO-2. Placement Cell with placement officer is working in the department.

MO-3. Students, after passing NET / SET examination, are absorbed in the educational

institutions.

MO-4. Central placement cell of the university also looks after placement of students.

The Students of the department also opt for private sector employment or business.

Establishment of Chair: and National centers

ES-1. IDBI Bank’s Late Shri. R. N. Godbole Chair in Financial Management and Banking

Research.

ES-2. Bank of India Chair in Rural Banking.

Salient Features of the Department:

ES-3. Consultation / extension to industries, services organization and small enterprises.

ES-4. Training and development programs are arranged for entrepreneurs and

employees.

ES-5. Workshops and Seminars for teachers in Commerce and Management are arranged.

ES-6. The Faculty members of the Department have contributed to the Self Instructional

Material (SIM)

for M.Com. developed by the Center for Distance Education.

The department also conducts Financial education Program me for Students and other

Stakeholders.

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4.12 (B) DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT (MBA) Professor & Director :- Dr. H. M. Thakar

Phone (Office): 0231 2609364

Phone (HOD): 0231 2609375

Official E-mail ID: [email protected] HOD E-mail ID: [email protected]

* Teaching Staff:

Sr.

No. Professor Assistant Professor

Sr.

No. Visiting Staff

01. Dr. H. M. Thakar M. Com. & Ph.D..

Dr. Mrs. D.R. Ingawale M.B.A. & Ph.D.

01. Dr. A. G. Suryawanshi

Mrs.G.V.Kharge MBA. SET

02. Dr. U.B Aitial

Ms. S.S.Kamble MBA

03. Dr.V. B. Kakade

Mr. S.V. Ravan MBA. NET

04. Mrs. P. A. Shah

05. Ms. K. K. Pawar 06. Mr. V.S. Salonkhe 07. Mr. Ajit B. Kolekar 08. Mr. Harshwardhan C. Pandit 09 Mr. Vinayak Salokhe

• Course Offered:


Intake

MBA 60


• MBA 2 years & 4 Semesters course

Semester – I Semester - II

Principles of Management Marketing Management Management Accounting, Financial Management Mathematics & Statistics for Management Human Resource Management Managerial Economics Production & Material Management

Information Technology for Management Management Information Systems, Business Communication Applications of Operation Research in

Management Organizational Behavior and Business Law Applications of Research Methodology in Mgt Business Law Business Economic Environment. Semester – III Semester – IV

Corporate Planning and Strategic Mgt Entrepreneurship and Project Management Business Ethics and Profession Values, Management Control System,

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Elective – I (Paper – I), Elective – I (Paper – II), Elective – I (Paper – III), Elective – II (Paper – I), Elective – II (Paper – II), Elective – II (Paper – III)

International Business, Project Report and Viva Elective – I (Paper – IV), Elective – I (Paper –V), Elective – II (Paper – IV), Elective – II (Paper – V)

• C.B.C.S Courses :

Sr.No Title Semester 01 Nil Nil

• Infrastructure Facilities: 01 Computer Lab Library, Seminar Hall 02 Audio-Visual Class LCD Projector & Laptops and other all infrastructures are well

• Placement Opportunities � Various Multinational Companies � Manufacturing Companies � Service Industries � Government, Private & Co- Operative Banks � Other Financial Services

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4.13 DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS Professor & Head :- Dr. S. H. Thakar

Phone (Office) 0231 2609218

Phone (HOD) 0231 2609216

Official e-mail ID:---

HOD e-mail ID : [email protected]

● Teaching Staff: 9 = 07 + 02

Professor Associate

Professor Assistant Professor Visiting staff

Sr.

No. Name &

Qualifications

Sr.

No. Name &

Qualifications

Sr.

No. Name &

Qualifications

Sr.

No. Name &

Qualifications

1 Dr. S. H. Thakar,

M. Sc., Ph.D..

1 Dr.. M.T. Gophane,

M. Sc., NET, Ph. D.

1* Mrs. K.S. Oza,

M.C.A., Ph.D..

2 Dr. L. N. Katkar,

M. Sc., Ph.D..

2 Dr. K.D. Kucche,

M. Sc., SET, Ph. D.

2* Miss. Deepali

Patil, M.Sc. Comp.

Science

3 Miss. S.S.

Mitragotri,

M. Sc., NET

3* Shri. K.G.Kharade,

M.C.A.

4 Miss. J.R. Thorwe,

M. Sc., SET

4* Miss Aasawari

Patwardhan

M.C.A.

5 Dr. S.B. Bhalekar,

M. Sc., Ph.D..

5* Shri. J. P. Bhosale,

M.C.A.

6. Shri S. S. Kumbhar

M. Sc.

7* Shri. O. R.Barve,

M.C.A.

8* Shri. N. S. Landge,

M.C.A

The *marked numbers indicate the names of the staff and visiting staff for the M. Sc. Tech.

(mathematics) course in the department of Mathematics.

● Course Offered:

Post Graduate

Courses Intake

Graduate

Courses Intake

Diploma/ P.G. Diploma/Certificate

Courses Intake

M. Sc (Mathematics) 60 - - - -

M. Sc. Tech.

(Mathematics) 30 - - - -

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● Course Structure:

M. Sc. Part I and II: Two years course having four semesters.

M. Sc. Part-I (Semester - I)

MT 101 : Algebra I

MT 102 : Advanced Calculus

MT 103 : Real Analysis

MT 104 : Differential Equations

MT 105 : Classical Mechanics

M. Sc. Part- II (Semester - II)

MT 201 : Linear Algebra

MT 202 : Topology

MT 203 : Complex Analysis

MT 204 : Numerical Analysis

MT 205 : Differential Geometry

M. Sc. Part - II (Semester - III) (301 & 302

Compulsory + 3 Electives from 303 to 317)

301 Functional Analysis

302 Advanced Discrete Mathematics

303 Number Theory

304 Integral Equations

305 Riemannian geometry -I

306 General Relativity I

307 Operations Research I

308 Lattice Theory –I

309 Approximation Theory

310 Dynamical Systems- I

311 Fluid Dynamics

312 Graph Theory-I

313 Fuzzy Mathematics

314 Algebraic Topology

315 Measure and Integration

316 Topological Vector Spaces

317 Commutative Algebra I

M. Sc. Part - II (Semester - IV) (401 & 402

Compulsory + 3 Electives from 404 to

417)

401 Field Theory

402 Partial Differential Equations

403 Algebraic Number Theory

404 Fractional Differential Equations

405 Riemannian Geometry -II

406 General Relativity II

407 Operations Research –II

408 Lattice Theory –II

409 Wavelet Analysis

410 Dynamical Systems- II

411 Computational Fluid Dynamics

412 Graph Theory-II

413 Fuzzy Relations and Logic

414 Analysis on Manifolds

415 Combinatorics

416 Theory of Distributions

417 Commutative Algebra – II

M. Sc. Tech.

PART: 1 (SEMISTER: 1)

MT 101 Algebra

MT 102 Advanced Claculus

MT 103 Discrete Mathematical Structure-I

MT 104 Computer Architecture

MT 105 Programming in C

MT 106 Lab Work -I


MT 201 Real Analysis

MT 202 Operation Research

MT 203 Discrete Mathematical Structure-

II MT 204 Operating Systems

MT 205 Data Structures Using C

MT 206 Lab Work-II


6 Compulsory Papers


6 Compulsory Papers

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PART: 3 (SEMISTER: 5) 4

Compulsory Papers

2 Optional Papers


Project work in Industry or Institution

for the full semister. There will be Viva

at end of the academic year and project

work will be graded.

• CBCS Courses :

Sr. No. Title Semester

1 M. Sc. (Mathematics) I & IV

2 M. Sc. Tech. (Mathematics) I to VI

● Infrastructure Facilities:

Mathematics Department has its own separate building consisting of

1 NBHM funded library having collection of over 4000 books.

2 Computer Lab having 30 computers plus 10 computers with staff besides laptops.

3 Well furnishes Ramanujan Hall, LCD projectors, Interactive Board.


● Teaching at Jr. and Sr. Colleges, Engineering Colleges

● Banks

● IT Industries

• LIC

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4.14 DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS

Professor & Head : Dr. D. T. Shirke

Phone (Office) : 0231-2609243 Phone (HOD) : 0231-2609241



• TEACHING STAFF : Sr.

No. PROFESSOR

Sr.

No.

ASSOCIATE

PROFESSOR

Sr.

No. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

Sr.

No

VISITING

STAFF


Name & Qualification -----

1. Dr.D.T.Shirke M.Sc., Ph.D..

1. Dr.(Mrs.)H.V.Kulkarni M.Stat. M.Phil, Ph.D..

1 Mr. D.M. Sakate. M.Sc., NET, Ph.D..

-----

2. Dr.D.N.Kashid M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D.

2 Mr.S. D. Pawar. M.Sc., SET

-----

3 Mr. S. V. Rajguru. M.Sc., SET, NET

-----

4 Dr. S. B. Mahadik M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D.., SET

-----

• COURSES OFFERED : Sr.

No. Post graduate Courses Intake

Graduation

courses Intake

Diploma/P.G. Diploma

/Certificate Courses Intake

1 M.Sc. Statistics 30 - - - -

2 M.Sc. – Applied Statistics

and Informatics

15 - - - -

3 - - - - P.G. Diploma in Actuarial

Sciences

20

4 M.Phil. & Ph.D.. (Statistics) As per availability of Research Guide

• COURSE STRUCTURE : s

1. M.Sc. (Statistics) –STRUCTURE (Under the credit system)

The structure for M.Sc. Statistics is as follows.

Notations : A six-character code is given to each paper. In MST “M” stands for M.Sc. and “ST” stands for Statistics. The first digit following MST is Semester Number. The second digit “0” stands for the compulsory theory paper., the digit “1” stands for a practical paper and the digit “2” stands for an elective paper / project work. The third digit indicates the serial number of paper in that semester.

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Semester I Paper MST-101 Statistical Mathematics I Paper MST-102 Statistical Mathematics II Paper MST-103 Distribution Theory Paper MST-104 Estimation Theory Paper MST-105 Statistical Computing Paper MST-116 Practical – I

Semester II Paper MST-201 Probability Theory Paper MST-202 Theory of Testing of Hypotheses Paper MST-203 Multivariate Analysis Paper MST-204Linear Models & Design of Experiments Paper MST-205 Sampling Theory Paper MST-216 Practical- II

Semester III Paper MST-301 Asymptotic Inference Paper MST-302 Elementary Stochastic Processes Paper MST-303 Planning and Analysis of Industrial Experiments. Paper MST-304 Practical – III

Elective papers (Semester III) (From which any Two are to be chosen) Paper MST-321 Reliability Theory Paper MST-322 Regression Analysis

Paper MST-323 Statistical Genetics Paper MST-324 Measure Theory Paper MST-325 Demography Paper MST-326 Medical Statistics Paper MST-327 Advanced Stochastic Processes Paper MST-328 Actuarial Statistics Paper MST-329 Dissertation

Semester IV

Paper MST-401 Optimization

Techniques

Paper MST-416 Practical IV and Project

Work

Elective papers (Semester IV) (From which any four are to be chosen) Paper MST-421 Discrete Data Analysis

Paper MST-422 Survival Analysis

Paper MST-423 Industrial Statistics

Paper MST-424 Time Series Analysis

Paper MST-425 Statistical Ecology

Paper MST-426 Econometrics

Paper MST-427 Advanced Multivariate

Analysis

Paper MST-428 Data Mining

Paper MST-429 Decision Theory

NOTE :

a) There shall be CIE in which internal examination will be for 20 marks, while University

examination will be for 80 marks. Proposed nature of the Theory and Practical Question

Paper at the M.Sc. Statistics course under the Semester Schemes is available on university

website www.unishivaji.ac.in.

2. M.Sc. (Applied Statistics and Informatics) – STRUCTURE (Under the credit system)

The structure for M.Sc. Applied Statistics and Informatics is as follows.

This is a two-year postgraduate course consisting of four semesters. Each semester consists five theory

papers and one practical/ project. In semester III and IV there are three elective papers. One elective paper

has to be selected from E-I, E-II, E-III for semester-III and from E-IV, E-V, E-VI for semester IV.

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Equivalence: This course is equivalent to M. Sc.(Statistics) course since it covers more than 75% of

the core papers of M.Sc.(Statistics) course of Shivaji University.

Notations: A Seven /Nine-character code is given to each head. In MASI “M” stands for M.Sc. and

“ASI” stands for Applied Statistics and Informatics. The first digit following MASI is Semester

Number. The second digit “0” stands for the compulsory theory paper, the digit “1” stands for a

practical paper, the digit “2” stands for an elective paper, and the digit “3” stands for an project

work. The third digit indicated the serial number of Paper/Practical no. / Elective paper no/ project

no. in that semester. For elective paper, fourth number indicates elective groups and next indicates

serial number in that group. For example MSAI-203 is third compulsory paper of second semester

while MSAI-32423 is fourth paper of the third semester which is an elective course and it is the third

course in the second elective group.

Semester – I Paper MASI -101 Fundamentals of Computer Programming Paper MASI -102 Statistical Mathematics Paper MASI -103 Probability Distributions Paper MASI -104 Statistical Inference Paper MASI -105 Statistical Computing and Numerical Methods Paper MASI -116 Practical - I

Semester –II Paper MASI -201 Probability Theory Paper MASI -202 Multivariate Analysis Paper MASI -203 Sampling Theory Paper MASI -204 Linear Models and Design of Experiments Paper MASI -205 Advanced Data Structure with C++ Paper MASI- 216 Practical -II and Project-I

Semester –III Paper MASI-301 Stochastic Processes Paper MASI-302 Computer Graphics Paper MASI-336 Practical- III

Semester-IV Paper MASI-401 Optimization Techniques Paper MASI-402 Discrete Data Analysis Paper MASI-436 Practical -IV and Project- II

Elective I Paper MASI-32311 Regression Analysis Paper MASI-32312 Computer Intensive Statistical Methods

Elective IV Paper MASI-42341 Time Series Analysis Paper MASI-42342 Planning and Analysis of Industrial Experiments

Elective II Paper MASI-32421 Advanced Programming Paper MASI-32422 Data Base Management System

Elective V Paper MASI-42451 Industrial Statistics Paper MASI-42452 Statistical Decision Theory

Elective III Paper MASI-32531 Reliability and Survival Analysis Paper MASI-32532 Analysis of Clinical Data Paper MASI-32533 Actuarial Statistics

Elective VI Paper MASI-42561 Data Warehousing and Data Mining Paper MASI-42562 Artificial Intelligence

NOTE :

a) There shall be CIE in which internal examination will be for 20 marks, while University

examination will be for 80 marks. Proposed nature of the Theory and Practical Question

Paper at the M.Sc. Statistics course under the Semester Schemes is available on university

website www.unishivaji.ac.in

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3. Post-Graduate Diploma in Actuarial Science

The structure for Post-Graduate Diploma in Actuarial Science is as follows.

1. Intake : 20 (excluding sponsored candidates up to 5) 2. Eligibility : Graduate of any recognized University with minimum For admission first class OR Post-graduate of any recognized University with minimum 55% marks.

3. Admission Procedure : The admission to the course is through entrance test. There shall be

100 question of the multiple choice type on the following topics. Limits, derivatives,

integration, sequence and series, simple and compound interest, permutation and

combination, Ratio and proportions, quadratic equations, matrix and determinant,

descriptive statistics.

4. Duration : This is a one year course consisting of two semesters. There will be two hours

classroom teaching (preferably between 5 pm to 7 pm) on six days per week, except

Sundays and other declared holidays.

5. Fees Structure : Course fee Rs. 15000/- (Rs. 30000/- for sponsored candidates) plus other fees as per University rule.

• Structure of the Course and Syllabus

Marks Semester Paper Title of the paper

TEE CIE

Paper-I Probability and Mathematical Statistics 70 30

Paper – II Financial Mathematics 70 30

Paper-III Finance & Financial Reporting 70 30

Paper – IV Statistical Models and their Applications. 70 30 I

Laboratory

Work

Data Analysis using application software

like MSEXCEL, SYSTAT, R, etc. 70 30

Paper –V Contingencies 70 30

Paper –VI Statistical Methods 70 30

Paper –VII Economics 70 30

Paper– VIII Financial and Statistical Economics 70 30

II

Project Work Project work related to actuarial Science. 70 30

• INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES :

a. The Department has a well-equipped laboratory having 52 nodes and SYSTAT, SAS,

MATLAB, MINITAB, SPSS, STATISTICA, MATHEMATICA Software,

b. The Department has students’ library. A good collection of research journals and

reference books are available for everyone.

c. Students are given free internet access for academic purpose.

• Placements :

1. The Department has been organizing Campus interviews for the placement in

Multinational and National Companies.

2. A good number of students have been selected through campus interviews in

various companies like Cranes Software Bangalore, Genpact Bangalore, L & T, Info.

Tech Ltd. Pune, Techknit IT Enabled services Pune, CYTEL, SAS, TCS, eSolve, Pune

etc.

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4.15 DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS

Professor & Head : Dr. P. N. Vasambekar

Phone(Office): 0231-2609307

Phone (HOD): 0231-2609323

HOD’s Officials E-mail ID : [email protected]

Teaching Staff:

Sr.

No

Professor Sr.

No

Associate Professor Sr.

No

Assistant Professor

1.

2.

3.

Dr. P. N. Vasambekar

M.Sc. Ph.D..

Dr. R. K. Kamat

M.Sc. M.Phil. Ph.D..

Dr. R. R. Mudholkar

M.Sc. M.Phil Ph.D..

1.

2.

3.

4.

Dr. P. A. Kadam

M.Sc. Ph.D.. SET

Dr. M. K. Bhanarkar

M.Sc. Ph.D.. PGDCA

Dr. S. A. Shinde

M.Sc. Ph.D..

Dr. P. K. Gaikwad

M.Sc. Ph.D.. SET

• Courses offered Post Graduate

Courses

Intake Graduate

Courses

Intake Diploma / PG Diploma /

Certificate courses

Intake

M.Sc. 36 - - - -

M.Phil. 21

Ph.D.. 40

• Course Structure: Audio and Video Engineering Digital Communication

Foundations of Microwave Technology Advanced Microwave Technology

Computer Organization Advanced Power Electronics

Foundations of Power Electronics Optoelectronics

Mathematical Techniques Technical Writing

Practicals – I Practicals – III

SEM. I

Practicals – II

SEM. II

Practicals – IV

Control Theory Digital Signal Processing

Computer Networks Analog and Digital Circuit Design

Elective I Elective – II

Elective I Elective – II

Practicals – V Project

SEM III

Practicals – VI

SEM IV

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Elective – I Elective – II

Microcontroller System Design and

ARM Architecture

ARM Programming and Embedded

Communication Protocols

Satellite Communications Advanced Microcontroller and RTOS

Signals and Systems Cellular Mobile Communications

Electronic Fuzzy Systems Electronic Neural Networks

Instrumentation Advanced Drives

VHDL Programming Antennas

Mechatronics FPGA Based Systems

Industrial Automation

• C.B.C.S. Courses : Sr.No. Title Semester 1. Microcontroller Programming in Embedded C I

2. Principals of Digital Design* I

3. Audio and Video Editing I

4. Introduction to LINUX II

5. Project Design using MCS51 Family II

6. Advanced Mobile Hardware and Software Aspects II

7. Soft Computing Techniques III

8. Internet and Applications IV

9. Android Application Development IV

• Infrastructure Facilities:

Xilinx Inc, a blue chip company in the areas of FPGA and EDA tool design has identified

Department of Electronics as a potential research centre in VLSI design and donated EDA tools

worth Rs. 24 lakhs to the department.

Test Equipments

Sr.No Particulars Qty. Sr.No Particulars Qty.

1. Cathode Ray Oscilloscopes 08 7. LCD DLP projectors 4

2. Storage Oscilloscope / Powerscopes 03 8. Baseline switch 1

3. Signal generators 04 9. Faculty Laptops 10

4. Server 1 10. Microwave test Bench 05

5. Workstations 06 11. Communication Lab Kits 04

6. Desktop Computers 40

Softwares available in the lab

� Keil � AVR studio � MPLAB for PIC � IE3D � Ansoft , NS-2, Antenna Magus

� Xilinx webpack � PSIM for power circuit simulation

• Placement Opportunities: More than 70% of the students are placed in the academic and corporate sector. Some of the

companies to name are Sterlite, New Age, Cycon, Mainframe, RelishInfotek

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4.16 DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

Professor & Head : Dr. C. D. Lokhande

Phone(Office) : 0231-2609227

Phone(HOD) : 0231-2609223




Sr.

No

Professor Sr.

No

Assistant Professor


1 Dr. C.D. Lokhande

M.Sc., Ph.D.

1 Dr. R.S. Vhatkar

M.Sc., Ph.D.

2 Dr. V. J. Fulari

M.Sc., Ph.D.

2 Dr. S. D. Lotke

M.Sc., Ph.D.

3 Dr. P. S. Patil

M.Sc., Ph.D.

3 Dr. A.V. Moholkar

M.Sc., Ph.D.

4 Dr. K. Y. Rajpure

M.Sc., Ph.D.

4 Dr. M. V. Takale

M.Sc., Ph.D.

5 Dr. R. G. Sonkawade

M.Sc., Ph.D.

6 Dr. A. K. Sharma

M.Sc., Ph.D.

Sr.

No

UGC Research Scientist ‘C’

(Professor)

Sr.

No

DST INSPIRE Fellow


1 Dr.(Mrs.) Vijaya Puri

M.Sc., Ph.D.

1 Dr. N.G. Deshpande

M.Sc., Ph.D.

• Course Offered : Post Graduate

Course

Intake Graduate Course Intake Diploma/

P.G. Diploma/

Certificate

Intake

M.Sc. I (Physics) 70 - - - -

M.Sc. II (Physics) 70 - - - -

M.Phil. As per availabiling of guide - - -

Ph.D. As per availabiling of guide - - -

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• Course Structure : M.Sc. (Physics) (Part-I)

CORE PAPER (COMPULSORY)

M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-I Semester-I

(Total 24-creadits) M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-I Semester-II

(Total 24-creadits)

Paper Code

Paper Title Paper Code

Paper Title

CP-I Mathematical Methods of Physics CP-V Quantum Mechanics-II CP-II Classical Mechanics CP-VI Statistical Mechanics CP-III Quantum Mechanics-I CP-VII Electrodynamics CP-IV Condensed Matter Physics CP-VIII Atomic & Molecular Physics LAB-I Laboratory/ Practical Course-I LAB-III Laboratory/ Practical Course-II LAB-II Seminar +Tutorials on practical

Course-I LAB-IV Seminar +Tutorials on practical

Course-II

M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II Semester-II CORE PAPER (COMPULSORY)

CHOICE BASE PAPERS M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II Semester-III (Total 4-creadits) (Any One)

Paper Code

Paper Title Paper

Code

Paper Title

CP-IX Nuclear and Particle

Physics

CBP-I Data Analysis and Statistical Software (2-

credits)+Tutorials/LAB work (2-credits) - III

CBP-II Numerical Computing Using MATLAB (2-credits)

+Tutorials/LAB work (2-credits) - III

CBP-III Computational Programming using Mathematica

(2-credits)+Tutorials/LAB work (2-credits) - III

M.Sc. (Physics) (Part-II) SEMESTER-IV CORE PAPER (COMPULSORY) M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II Semester-IV

CHOICE BASE PAPER (ANY ONE PAPER

M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II Semester-IV (Total 4-creadits)

Paper Code

Paper Title Paper Code

Paper Title

CP-X EXPERIMENTAL TECHNIQUES CBP-IV COMPUTATIONAL METHODS AND

PROGRAMMING - IV

CBP-V MATLAB Programming and applications (2-

credits) +Tutorials/LAB work (2-credits) -

IV

CBP-VI Electronic Devices - IV

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• ELECTIVE PAPERS (Any one Group) Group– I (ENERGY SCIENCE)

M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-III) M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-IV) ES-1. The New Energy Technologies ES-7. Renewable Energy Resources (4-credits)

ES-8. Solar Thermal Devices ES-23. Energy Conversion Devices (4-credits)

ENERGY SCIENCE PROJECT WORK–I ENERGY SCIENCE PROJECT WORK–II (4-credits ENERGY SCIENCE LAB–I ENERGY SCIENCE LAB–II (4-credits)

• Group–II (MATERIALS SCIENCE) (Total 16-credits)

M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-III) M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-IV)

MS-1. Imperfection in crystals (4-credits)

MS-3 Mechanical Properties and Liquid Crystals

MS-4 Physics of Metals and Alloys (4-credits)

MS-1. Special Materials

MATERIALS SCIENCE PROJECT WORK–I MATERIALS SCIENCE PROJECT WORK–II

MATERIALS SCIENCE LAB–I MATERIALS SCIENCE LAB–II

• Group– III (MODERN OPTICS) (Total 16-credits) M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-III) M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-IV)

MO-5. Laser Physics(4-credits) MO-6. Laser and its Applications (4-credits) MO-7. Nonlinear Optics and Fibber Optics(4-

credits) MO-8. Holography (4-credits)

MODERN OPTICS PROJECT WORK–I (4-credits) MODERN OPTICS PROJECT WORK–II (4-credits)

MODERN OPTICS LAB–I (4-credits) MODERN OPTICS LAB–II (4-credits)

• Group– IV (SPACE SCIENCE) (Total 16-credits) M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-III) M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-IV)

SS-1. Windows to the Universe, Solar System, Planetary Atmospheres

. Solar Wind and its Interaction with Planets and Satellites

Astrophysics of the Sun SS-1. Solar terrestrial Physics & Space Applications

SPACE SCIENCE PROJECT WORK–I SPACE SCIENCE PROJECT WORK–II

SPACE SCIENCE LAB–I SPACE SCIENCE LAB–II

• Group–V (SOLID STATE PHYSICS) (Total 16-credits) M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-III) M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-IV)

SSP-1. Thin Solid Films: Deposition and properties

SSP-2. Physical Properties of Solids (4-credits)

SSP-3. Semiconductor Devices SSP-4. Semiconductor Physics SOLID STATE PHYSICS PROJECT WORK–I SOLID STATE PHYSICS PROJECT WORK–II

SOLID STATE PHYSICS LAB–I SOLID STATE PHYSICS LAB–II

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Group–VI (THEORETICAL PHYSICS) (Total 16-credits)

• C.B.C.S. Courses :


1 Data Analysis and Statistical Software (2-credits)+Tutorials/LAB work (2-credits) - III

III

2 Numerical Computing Using MATLAB (2-credits) +Tutorials/LAB work (2-credits) - III

III

3 Computational Programming using Mathematica (2-credits)+Tutorials/LAB work (2-credits) - III

III

4 COMPUTATIONAL METHODS AND PROGRAMMING - IV IV

5 MATLAB Programming and applications (2-credits) +Tutorials/LAB work (2-credits) - IV

IV

6 Electronic Devices - IV IV

• Infrastructure Facilities :

M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-III) M.Sc. (Physics)-Part-II (Semester-IV)

Relativistic Quantum Mechanics (4-credits) Interaction of Electromagnetic Waves with

Electron Beams and Plasmas

Quantum Field Theory-1 (4-credits) Quantum Field Theory-2(4-credits)

THEORETICAL PHYSICS PROJECT WORK–I

(4-credits)

THEORETICAL PHYSICS LAB–I (4-credits)

THEORETICAL PHYSICS LAB–II (4-credits)

1. S.E.M. with EDAX: DST - FIST, (Rs. 50 Lakhs) 2. Surface Profiler: DST - FIST (Rs. 15 Lakhs)

3. Quartz Crystal Microbalance: UGC - DRS II (Rs. Lakhs)

4. Contact Angle Meter: UGC- ASIST (Rs. 18 Lakhs)

5. CO2 Dryer: UGC – DRS II (Rs. 6 Lakhs) 6. Optical Microscope: UGC - DRS II (Rs. 10 Lakhs

7. High Pressure & High Temperature Autoclaves (Rs. 40 Lakhs)

8. Potentiostats (Rs. 50 Lakhs)

9. High Frequency LCR meter (Rs. 4 Lakhs) 10. Closed Cycle Cryogenic System (Rs. 4 Lakhs)

11. FT Raman Spectrometer: UGC – DRS & ASIST

(Rs. 40 Lakhs)

12. ULF/VLF sensors (Rs. 12 Lakhs)

13. X-ray Diffractometer 2 (60 Lakhs each) 14. UV-Vis Spectrophotometer (Rs. 6 lakhs)

15. Battery Cycler (Rs. 12 lakhs) 16. Computerized Gas sensor unit (Rs. 6 lakhs)

17. Microwave vector analyzer (Rs. 40 lakhs) 18. Fluorescencemetere (20 Lakhs)

19. Electrochemical work station (15 Lakhs) 20. FE-SEM (1.5 Cr.)

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Placement Opportunities

Placement details

Year Placement 2005-2006 64% 2006-2007 55% 2007-2008 63% 2008-2009 60% 2009-2010 69% 2010-2011 71% 2011-2012 70% 2012-2013 64% 2013-2014 66.17 %

• Placement Details: (2013-2014) [1] Jobs : 31 [2] Higher Education : (Ph.D, M.Phil, M.Tech., B.Ed) - 03 [3] Higher Education : ( B.Ed.)-31 [4] Competitive Examination : (preparing for SET/NET/GATE) -15 [5] Post doctorial fellows : ---

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4.17 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Profesor & Head : Dr. P. N. Bhosale

Phone (Office) : 91-231-2609164

Phone (HOD) : 91-231-2609161

HOD E-mail ID : [email protected] [email protected]

Teaching Staff: Sr.

No.

Professor Sr.

No.

Associate

Professor

Sr.

No.

Assistant

Professor

Sr.

No

Visiting

Staff




1 Dr. P. N. Bhosale M.Sc. Ph.D.

1 Dr. P. V. Anbhule M.Sc. Ph.D.

1 Dr. D. M. Pore M.Sc. Ph.D.

1 Dr. N. M.Gupta M.Sc. Ph.D..

2 Dr. M. B. Deshmukh M.Sc. Ph.D.

2 Dr. S. D. Delekar M.Sc. Ph.D.

2 Dr. D. H. Dagade M.Sc. Ph.D.

2 Dr. S. R. Jagtap M.Sc. Ph.D..

3 Dr. S. R. Patil M.Sc. Ph.D.

3 Dr. S. P. Hangirgekar M.Sc. Ph.D..

3 Dr. G. S. Rashinkar M.Sc. Ph.D.

3 Dr. A. Y. Merwade M.Sc. Ph.D..

4 Dr. M. A. Anuse M.Sc. Ph.D.

4 Dr. S. A. Sankapal M.Sc. Ph.D.

4 Dr. R. B. Palkar M.Sc. Ph.D..

5 Dr. B. S. Mohite M.Sc. Ph.D.

5 Dr. D. S. Bhange M.Sc. Ph.D.

5 Dr. Farooq Shaikh M.Sc. Ph.D..

6 Dr. G. S. Gokavi M.Sc. Ph.D.

6 Mr. S. N. Tayade M.Sc.

7 Dr. U. V. Desai M.Sc. Ph.D.

8 Dr. (Mrs.) R. S. Salunkhe M.Sc. Ph.D.

9 Dr. S. S. Chavan M.Sc. Ph.D.

10 Dr. G. B. Kolekar M.Sc. Ph.D..

11 Dr. K. M. Garadkar M.Sc. Ph.D.

12 Dr. S. S. Kolekar M.Sc. Ph.D.

13 Dr. A. V. Ghule M.Sc. Ph.D.

14 Dr. P. P. Hankare M.Sc. Ph.D. (UGC-BSR Fellow)

• Courses Offered

Post Graduate Courses Intake

Organic Chemistry 30 Inorganic Chemistry 30 Physical Chemistry 20 Analytical Chemistry 16 Industrial Chemistry 40

M.Sc.

Applied Chemistry 60

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M.Sc. Chemistry (T &D)

Organic Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry Physical Chemistry Analytical Chemistry

As per the seats available

M. Phil.

Organic Chemistry Inorganic Chemistry Physical Chemistry Analytical Chemistry Industrial Chemistry Applied Chemistry

As per the seats available

Ph.D.. Chemistry As per the seats available

• Course Structure: Semester system with Choice based credit system (CBCS) and with continuos internal evaluation.

Sr.

No. Course Structure

Compulsor

y Papers

Core

Paper

Practical

Course

Total

Marks

Part-I, Sem.-I

4 - 2 600 M.Sc. Course in Chemistry with

Specialization Part-I, Sem.-II

4 - 2 600

M.Sc. Part-II Chemistry with Specialization

i) Organic Chemistry Sem.-III Sem.-IV

3 3

1 1

2 2

600 600

ii) Inoganic Chemistry Sem.-III Sem.-IV

3 3

1 1

2 2

600 600

iii) Physical Chemistry Sem.-III Sem.-IV

3 3

1 1

2 2

600 600

1

iv) Analytical Chemistry Sem.-III Sem.-IV

3 3

1 1

2 2

600 600

Theory 4 - Dissertation 2 M.Sc. (T&D)

Theory 4 - Oral and Seminars

1200

3 M. Phil. Course Work 3 - Research work

-

4 Ph.D.. Course Work 3 - Research work

-

• Major Equipments available in the Department

Sr. No. Name of Equipment

01 UV-VIS NIR Spectrophotometer Model :UV-3600 Make: Shimadzu

02 NMR Spectrometer 300 MHz Make: Brucker

03 FTIR Spectrophotometer Model : Spectrum 100 Make: Perkin-Elmer

04 Vacuum Deposition Unit Model :15F6 Make :Hind Hivac

05 LCR Meter Model :6440B Make : Wayne Kerr Electronics

06 Vapour Pressure Osmometer K –7000 with Accessories

07 Chemito 1000 Gas Chromatograph Accessories

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08 Rotary Evaporator Model-RVO-400

09 CHNS Analyzer with microbalance Model : EURO EA 3000

10 Cryostat (Microprocessor Based Heating and Refrigerated Bath)

11 Gas Chromatograph(Two Numbers)

12 Spectrofluorimeter, (PC based)

13 Nuclear Gamma Ray Spectroscopy (Electronic Enterprise)

14 Nuclear Beta-Gamma Radiation counting system (Electronic Enterprise)

15 Nuclear Alpha Counting System (Electronic Enterprise)

16 Hand Held Gamma Survey Meter (Electronic Enterprise)

17 Ion Chromatography 883 Basic IC plus (Metrohem)

18 Indctively Coupled Plasma – Optical Emission Spectroscopy

19 Time Resolved Fluorimetry

20 LC-MS

21 Particle Size analyzer

22 BET

23 Flash Chromatogram

• Placement opportunities:

• Pharmaceutical companies, Chemical companies, dyes, polymer and Agrochemical

industries, Research Field, Teaching Field, Competitive exams (Forensic Science, Food Inspector –

Department of Food Corporation. Scientist: CSIR laboratory, Regional research laboratory, Department of

Water Resources.

Name of industries where student placement Cipla Pharma Unit, Patalganga, Pune and Goa, US Vitamin, Chiplun, Macleoid, Andheri Mumbai, Syngenta Goa, Okasa Satara, FDC Mumbai, Shelina Pharma,Pune, Lab chem.., Pue; Lupin, Pune and Mumbai; Giffon Pharma, Mumbai; Konduskar Pharma, Kolhapur, Tata Chemical Services, Mumbai; Calyx Pharma, Mumbai; Kores India LTD. Kurkumbh and Mumbai, Glenmark, Nashik; Dr. Reddy’s lab., Hyderabad, Ranbaxy Mumbai.

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4.18 DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY

Professor & Head :- Dr. S. R. Yadav

Phone ( Office) :-0231.2609157 Phone (HOD) : 0231-2609155

Office E-mail Id :[email protected]

HOD E-mail Id :[email protected]

Teaching Staff

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr. No.

Visiting Staff

1 Dr. S. R. Yadav --- 1. Dr. R. V. Gurav 1 Prof. Dr. M. M. Dongare

2. Dr. S. S. Kamble 2. Dr. V. D. Jadhav 3 Dr. A. B. Sabale 3. Dr. N. B. Gaikwad 4. Dr. D. K.

Gaikwad 4. Dr. M. M. Lekhak

5. Dr. N. S. Chavan 5. Dr. K. B. Pawar 6. Dr. S. A. Patil 7. Dr. S. G. Ghane 8. Dr. M. S.

Nimbalkar

• Course Offered :- Post Graduate Courses

Intake Graduate Course

Intake Diploma / P.G. Diploma/ Certificate Course

Intake

M.Sc. 50 - - - - M.Sc. T & D. 2/ Faculty - - - - M.Phil. 3/ Faculty - - - - Ph.D. 8/Faculty - - - -

• Course Structure :-

Name of the Course Semester Compulsory Papers (Practical’s) Special Papers (Practical’s)

I 4 (4) - M.SC. – I II 4 (4) - III 2(2) 2(2) M.SC.- II IV 2(2) 2(2) - 2 1 M.Phil.

Dissertation submission - 2 1 Ph.D.

Thesis submission

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• C.B.C.S Courses Sr. No. Title Semester 1. Plant sciences, Human Progress and Prosperity I / III 2. Plants :A Biological capital in day to day life II/IV

• Infrastructure facilities : Sr. No. Title 1. 7 separate laboratories for Specializations at M.Sc. Part – II Level 2. Equipments-HPLC, SEM, Fluorescence Microscope, Sigma

Laboratory Refrigerator centrifuge 3. Lead botanical Garden 4. Herbarium – with more than 40,000 herbaria 5. Nilambari – Auditorium 6. Separate research laboratories for 14 faculties

• Placement Opportunities : • In Research Institutes :- Government of India, Various State Government and Private Research

Institutes of National and International etc.

• Consultancy services for Identification of Plants & pathogens, tissue culture techniques, Coastal Zone

Management, Mangrove regeneration, Cultivation practices, Pharma industries etc.

• Farming : Medicinal Plants, Aromatic Plants, Petro corps, Bamboos etc.

• Jobs in Research Institute : Oil & Gas Companies, BSI, National Biodiversity, Board Degree Colleges & Universities, Agro Industries, Biotechnology, Antibiotics, Pharmaceuticals, Rubber industries, Archeological Department etc.

• Business : Landscape Designing, Vermicompost, raising Tissue culture Plants, Raising nurseries, sericulture, Mushroom Cultivation etc.

• Competitive Examination :- UPSC MPSC, Staff Selection Commission, Agricultural officer in Banking

sector.

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4.19 DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY

Professor & I/C Head : Dr. D. V. Muley

Phone (Office) : 260-9249

Phone (HOD) : 260-9247



Sr No

Professor Sr No

Associate Professor Sr No

Assistant Professor

Sr N

o

Visiting Scientist /

Faculty

Name & Qualifications Name &

Qualifications


01 Dr.D.V.Muley (On lien)

01 Dr. M. V. Santha kumar

01 Dr.M.P.Bhilave 01

02 Dr.G.P.Bhawane

02 Dr.(Mrs.) M.V.Walvekar

02

03 Dr.T.V.Sathe

03 Dr.N.A.Kamble

04 Dr.G.V.Zodape

04 Dr.S.R.Yankanchi

05 05 Dr.S.M.Gaikwad

06 Dr.A.D.Jadhav

07 Dr.A.A.Deshmukh


Post Graduate

Courses Intake

Graduate

Courses Intake

Diploma / P.G.Diploma


M.Sc. 66 M.Phil 30 (Max.) Ph.D.. 80 (Max.)

Course Structure :

M.Sc. Zoology Academic flexibility with credit system Shivaji University, Kolhapur.

M.Sc. Part – I & II

Sem. I Paper I : Biosystematics and Biodiversity Paper II : Ecology and Environmental pollution Paper III : Cell &Molecular Biology Paper IV : Applied Entomology Practical I : Practical based on papers I and II Practical II : Practical based on papers III and IV

Sem. II Paper V : Physiological Chemistry Paper - VI : Quantitative Biology &Tools and Techniques in Biology Paper - VII : Elements of Physiology Paper – VIII : Biology of Parasites Practical III : Practical based on papers V and VI Practical IV : Practical based on papers VII and VIII

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Sem. III Core course

Paper – IX : Genetics Paper- X : Enzymology Elective Course

Special Course : Any one of the following (Optional) Paper - XI

Cell Biology : Computational Molecular Biology Physiology : Animal Physiology Entomology : Basic Entomology Aquaculture &Fisheries : Fisheries Resources – Inland and Marine fisheries Sericulture : General Sericulture and Moriculture Paper – XII Cell Biology : Molecular Biology of Gene Physiology : Applied physiology Entomology : Agricultural Entomology Aquaculture & : Fish Pathology and Reproductive Fisheries Endocrinology Sericulture : Silkworm Biology &Rearing Technology Practical V : Practical based on IX and X Elective Papers Practical VI : Practical based on XI and XII Elective Papers

Sem. IV Core Course

Paper XIII : Animal Cells in Biotechnology Paper XIV : Toxicology and Immunology Elective course Special Course Paper – XV Any one of the following (Optional) Cell Biology : Cell in differentiation, development and specialization Physiology : Physiology of Health Entomology : Insect Anatomy and Physiology Aquaculture & : Aquaculture practices Fisheries Sericulture : Cytogenetics and breeding of silkworm and host plants. Elective course Special Course Any one of the following (Optional) Paper – XVI Cell Biology : Cell Pathology Physiology : Clinical Physiology Entomology : Pest Management Concepts Aquaculture & : Fishery Technology Fisheries Sericulture : Grainage, Silk Technology and Economics of Sericulture Practical VII : Practical based on XIII and XIV Elective Papers Practical VIII : Practical based on XV and XVI Elective Papers Project – 30 marks (Individual / group of 2-

5 students: Based on elective papers) Seminar – 10 marks (one on any elective

paper) Submission of tour/field visit report-10 marks.

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• C.B.C.S. COURSES • Following papers will be offered under Choice Based Credit System as add on courses available for the students other than subject Zoology.

1)Applied Zoology 2)Biology of Reproduction

• Infrastructure facilities :

• Well equipped M.Sc. Laboratories

• Well equipped Research Laboratories with Gel Doc, PCR, CO2 Incubator, UV-Spectrophotometer,

Inverted Microscope, Stereoscopic Microscopes, 2 D Gel Electrophoresis, BOD Incubator, RTPCR

etc.

• Zoological Animals

• Animal House

• Insect Rearing Laboratory

• Silkworm Rearing Houses

• Fish Breeding tanks

• Butterfly garden / park

•Placement Opportunities :

Opportunities in the Government & Private Sector in the following areas-

•Teaching & Research Institutes & Universities

•Fisheries

•ZSI

•Department of Forest and Environment

•Department of Health care and Veterinary

•Sericulture, Apiculture, Pest Management and industries.

•Govt. Department through competitive exam.

•College / University – faculty

•MPSC / UPSC

•Research institute

•Pharmacutical company

•Department of forest & Environment

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4.20 DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY

Professor & I/C Head : Dr. P. D. Raut

Phone (Office) : 2609194 Phone (HOD): 2609192

Official E- mail ID : [email protected]


Teaching Staff:

Sr. No

Professor Sr. No

Associate Professor

Sr. No

Assistant Professor

1 Dr.K.C.Ramotra 1 Dr.S.K.Pawar 1 Dr. J.B. Sapkale 2 Dr.S.S.Panhalkar 2 Dr.D. H. Pawar 3 Dr.S.D.Shinde 3 Dr.D. S. Shinde 4 Shri P. T. Patil 5 Shri S.Dandapath 6 Dr. M.B.Potdar 7 Smt.V.A.Chougule




Intake Diploma /P.G.Diploma/Certificate

Courses Intake

M.A./M.Sc. 50 - - Diploma in Tourism & Travel 40 - - - - P. G.Diploma in Geoinformatics 30

• Course Structure: Semester I 4 Theory 2 Practical

Semester II 4 Theory 2 Practical

Semester III 4 Theory 2 Practical

Semester IV 4 Theory 2 Practical


Sr. No. Title Semester 1 M.A,/M.Sc. Semester IV

• Infrastructure facilities: Arc GIS Software ERDAS Software Total Station

• Placement Opportunities : � Placement of M.A./M.Sc. in Teaching, GIS Industry, Research

� Placement of GIS in Industry, Research

� Placement of Tourism & Travel – Tour & Travel Industry � Placement of M.A./M.Sc. for B.Ed.

� On Project

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4.21 DEPARTMENT OF BIO-CHEMISTRY

Professor & Head : Dr. S. P. Govindwar

Phone (Office) : 0231-2609153

Phone (HOD) : 0231-2609152

Official E-mail : [email protected]

HOD Email-ID : [email protected]

• TEACHING STAFF :

No PROFESSOR No Associate Professor No Assistant Professor No. Visiting Staff Name &

Qualification Name & Qualification Name &

Qualification

1 Dr. S.P. Govindwar M.Sc., Ph.D..

1 Dr.P.K.Pawar M.Sc., Ph.D..

1 Dr.Mrs. P.B. Dandge M.Sc., Ph.D..

1. Prof. P.D. Raut M.Sc., Ph.D..

2. Dr. (Mrs) J. P. Jadhav M.Sc., Ph.D..

2 Dr. P.M. Gurao M.Sc., Ph.D..

2. Dr.U.B. Aithal M.Sc., Ph.D..

3 Dr.(Mrs) A.U. Arvindekar M.Sc., Ph.D.

4 Dr. K.D. Sonawane M.Sc., Ph.D..

• COURSES OFFERED : POST GRADUATE LEVEL COURSES

INTAKE GRADUATION LEVEL COURSES

INTAKE DIPLOMA/P.G.DIPLOMA/ CERTIFICATE COURSES

INTAKE

M.Sc. Biochemistry 25 - - P.G. Diploma in bioinformatics

20

M.Sc. Environmental Biotechnology

10 - - - -

M.Phil - - - - -

Ph.D.. - - - - -

• COURSES STRUCTURE : M.Sc Part – I (Horizontal Mobility)

Common Paper for M.Sc Part – I Biochemistry/Biotechnology/ Environmental Biotechnology/

Microbiology

Sem - I Sem - II

1. Cell Biochemistry 1. Enzymology

2. Proteins – Structure and Functions 2. Molecular Biology

3. Biomolecules 3. Bioenergetics

4. Biostatistics and Bioinformatics with Computer Orientation 4. Tools and Techniques in Bioscience

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• M.Sc Biochemistry- Part – II

Sem - III Sem - IV 1. Genetic Engineering 1. Neurochemistry 2. Immunochemistry 2. Carcinogenesis and Cell signaling 3. Biomembranes & Cytoskeleton 3. Medical and Environmental Biochemistry

4. Fermentation Technology-I 4. Bioinformatics

5. Clinical Biochemistry – I 5. Fermentation Technology– II

6. Biochemical and Environmental Toxicology- I 6. Clinical Biochemistry – II

7. Biochemical and Environmental Toxicology- II

• M.Sc Environmental Biotechnology - Part - II

Sem-III Sem IV

1. Genetic Engineering 1. Environmental Biotechnology

2. Immunochemistry 2. Biodiversity, IPR, Biosafety & Bioethics

3. Basics of Ecology, Ecotoxicology and Ecochemistry 3. Fermentation Technology– II

4. Fermentation Technology-I

• P.G. Diploma in Bioinformatics

Name of the Papers 1. Informatics Sciences and Databases 2. General Biological chemistry 3. Genomics and Proteomics 4. Structural Bioinformatics and Drug Discovery

• C.B.C.S. Course:

Sr.No. Title Semester

1 Bioinformatics IV

• Instrument/ Infrastructure Facilities: No. Generic Name of Equipment Model Make

1. HPLC Waters

2. Fermentor Appendrof Sartorius Orion Blue Star

3. Gas Chromatography Shimatzu

4. Gel documentation system Uv tech

5. DGGE Bio Rad

6. Gradient PCR Bio Rad

7. DNA Sequencer Applied Biosystem

8. RT PCR Applied Biosystem

• LABORATORY SPACE : The Department is hosted in the Building which contains, Total area of the Department =

5867 Sq. ft. , Total Laboratory area of the Department = 2104 Sq. ft. ( Labortory for M.Sc, Student :2,

Preparation rooms: 2, Class rooms:1, Auditorium :1, Computer room :1, Instrumentation room :2

Research laboratory : 1 Rooms for Teachers: 6, Departmental Library : 1 Store room: 1 Office :1 Room

for Head of the Department :1).

• Placement Opportunities : Industry Clinical laboratories Research

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4.22 DEPARTMENT OF INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY

Name of the Co-ordinator: Prof. (Dr.) G. S. GOKAVI

Phone (Office) : 91-231-2609164

Phone (HOD) : 91-231-2609391

Co-ordinator E-mail ID : [email protected]

Teaching Staff:

Sr.

No.

Professor Sr.

No.

Associate

Professor

Sr.

No.

Assistant

Professor

Sr.

No. Temporary &

Visiting Staff

Name &

Qualification

Name &

Qualification

Name &

Qualification

Name &

Qualification 1 Dr. M. A. Anuse M.Sc. Ph.D.

1 Dr. P. V. Anbhule M.Sc. Ph.D.

1 Dr. D. M. Pore M.Sc. Ph.D.

1 Dr. A. H. Gore M. Sc., Ph. D.

2 Dr. M. B. Deshmukh M.Sc. Ph.D.

2 Dr. S. D. Delekar M.Sc. Ph.D.

2 Dr. D. H. Dagade M.Sc. Ph.D.

2 Mr. K. S. Pandit M. Sc.

3 Dr. S. R. Patil M.Sc. Ph.D.

3 Dr. S. P. Hangirgekar M.Sc. Ph.D..

3 Dr. G. S. Rashinkar M.Sc. Ph.D.

3 Mr. T. R. Bhosale M. Sc.

4 Dr. P. N. Bhosale M.Sc. Ph.D.

4 Dr. S. A. Sankapal M.Sc. Ph.D.

4 Dr. G. Relhan M.Sc, Ph.D.

5 Dr. G. S. Gokavi M.Sc. Ph.D.

5 Dr. D. S. Bhange M.Sc. Ph.D.

5

6 Dr. U. V. Desai M.Sc. Ph.D.

6 Mr. S. N. Tayade M.Sc.

7 Dr. (Mrs.) R. S. Salunkhe M.Sc. Ph.D.

8 Dr. S. S. Chavan M.Sc. Ph.D.

9 Dr. G. B. Kolekar M.Sc. Ph.D..

10 Dr. K. M. Garadkar M.Sc. Ph.D.

11 Dr. S. S. Kolekar M.Sc. Ph.D.

12 Dr. A. V. Ghule

M.Sc. Ph.D.

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Intake Diploma / P.G.Diploma / Certificate Courses

Intake

M. Sc. 40 ……….. …….. ---------------------------------------------- ---

• Course Structure: 1. M.Sc Industrial chemistry with specialization

Sr. No

Course Grant Structure Compulsory paper

Elective paper

Practical Course

Total marks

Industrial Chemistry

Self Supporting

Part-I, Sem,-I Sem-II Part-II Sem-III Sem-IV

4 4 3 3

1 1

2 2 2 2

600 600 600 600

• Infrastructure: Department of Industrial Chemistry is associated with Department of Chemistry.

The intrstructure facilities of Chemistry department are also available for Industrial Chemistry. Recently three laboratories for Industrial and Applied chemistry students have also been added to the overall infrastructure of the chemistry department. The department has one computer laboratory with 18 internet connectivity being used by M.Sc and Research students. The laboratories are recently renovated. Audio-video aids are being used in theory and practical classes.

• Laboratory:

Name of the laboratory

No.

Name of the laboratory

No.

M.Sc. Laboratories 14 Computer Laboratory 01 Research Laboratories 10 Sophisticated Instruments Laboratory 01

Total number of Laboratories 26

Newly built Auditorium has 350 seats capacity

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• List of Sophisticated Equipments in the Department:

Sr. No Name of Equipment Sr. No

Name of Equipment

1 NMR Spectrometer 300 MHz Make: Brucker with C13 and Proton NMR

13 Texol Genisys Microgen with integral compressor

2 UV-VIS MR Spectrophotometer Model :UV-3600 Make: Shimadzu

14 Gas Chromatograph(Two Numbers)

3 FTIR Spectrophotometer Model: Spectrum 100 Make: Perkin-Elmer

15 UV-Visible Spectrophotometer (PC based)

4 Vacuum Deposition Unit Model :15F6 Make :Hind Hivac

16 Spectrofluorimeter, (PC based)

5 LCR Meter Model :6440BMake : Wayne Kerr Electronics

17 Nuclear Gamma Ray Spectroscopy (Electronic Enterprise)

6 Basic Electro Chemistry System (Computer Controlled)

18

Nuclear Beta-Gamma Radiation counting system (Electronic Enterprise)

7 Vapour Pressure Osmometer K -7000 with Accessories

19 Nuclear Alpha Counting System (Electronic Enterprise)

8 Rotary Evaporator Model-RVO-400

20 Hand Held Gamma Survey Meter (Electronic Enterprise)

9 CHNS Analyzer with microbalance Model: EURO EA 3000

21 Air Sampler (Netal)

10 Cryostat (Microprocessor Based Heating and Refrigerated Bath)

22 Digital balance (Metlor Toledo)

11 D.G. Set with Diesel Engine for un ruptured power supply

23 Ion Chromatograph

12 Ice Flakers (crushed Ice Machine) 24 Digital Polarometer

• Placement opportunities:

• Pharmaceutical companies, Chemical companies, dyes, polymer and Agrochemical

industries, Research Field, Teaching Field, Competitive exams (Forensic Science, Food

Inspector – Department of Food Corporation. Scientist: CSIR laboratory, Regional

research laboratory, Department of Water Resources.

Name of industries where student placement Cipla Pharma Unit, Patalganga, Pune and Goa, US Vitamin, Chiplun, Macleoid, Andheri Mumbai, Syngenta Goa, Okasa Satara, FDC Mumbai, Shelina Pharma,Pune, Lab chem.., Pue; Lupin, Pune and Mumbai; Giffon Pharma, Mumbai; Konduskar Pharma, Kolhapur, Tata Chemical Services, Mumbai; Calyx Pharma, Mumbai; Kores India LTD. Kurkumbh and Mumbai, Glenmark, Nashik; Dr. Reddy’s lab., Hyderabad, Ranbaxy Mumbai.

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4.23 DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED CHEMISTRY

Co-Ordinator : Prof. (Dr.) U. V. Desai

Phone : 0231-2609338,

Mobile : 9890698082

HOD Official E-mail ID – [email protected]

� Teaching Staff-

Sr.No

PROFESSOR Sr.No

Associate & Assistant Professors contributory

Sr. No

Assistant Professors Appointed

Sr. No

Contributory Ph.D.. Research Fellow

1 Dr. U. V. Desai 1 Dr. S. D. Delekar 1 Dr. S. D. Kharade 1 Dr. R. R. Kharade

CONTRIBUTORY PROFESSORS

2 Dr. D. H. Dagade 2 Mr. N. L. Gavade 2 Miss. C. S. Bagade

2 Dr. P. N. Bhosale 3 Dr. P. V. Anbhule 3 Miss. P. M. More

3 Dr M. A. Anuse 4 Dr. G. S. Rashinkar 4 Mr. V. V. Kondalkar

4 Dr. S. R. Patil 5 Dr.D. M. Pore 5 Miss. P. B. Patil

5 Dr. M. B. Deshmukh 6 Dr. D. S. Bhange 6 Mr. P. B. Patil

6 Dr. G. S. Gokavi 7 Dr. S. A. Sankpal 7 Miss. N. D. Desai

7 Dr. (Mrs.) R. S. Salunkhe 8 Mr. S. N. Tayade 8 Mr. J. D. Patil

8 Dr. S. S.Chavan 9 Dr. R. M. Mane 9 Mr. S. Korade

9 Dr. K. M. Garadkar 10 10

10 Dr. S. S. Kolekar 11

11 Dr . G. B. Kolekar

INDUSRTY-ACADEMIA VISITING FELLOW

1 Dr. R. N. Shirsat, Goa

2 Dr. R. B. Palkar, Mumbai

3 Dr. Gulshan Relhan, Mumbai

• Courses Offered: Post Graduate Courses Intak

e Graduate Courses

Intake Diploma/P.G.Diploma/ Certificate Courses

Intake

M.Sc. Applied Chemistry 60 Nil Nil Nil M.Phil.- Chemistry - - - - - Ph.D..-Chemistry - - - - -

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The M.Sc. Part-I (Applied Chemistry) theory and practical course is common to that of M.Sc. Part-I General Chemistry. Evaluation and Credit System & CBCS Pattern:

Paper No./Practical’s No.

Name of Paper CBCS Pattern

M.Sc. Part I, Semester-I, Theory Papers Theory No. of credits

Practicals No. of credits

APC I Inorganic Chemistry-I 4 APC II Organic Chemistry-I 4 APC III Physical Chemistry-I 4 APC IV Analytical Chemistry-I 4 M.Sc. Part I, Semester-I, Practicals

Inorganic Practical-I APC-Practical I Organic Practical –I

4

APC-Practical II Physical Practical –I

Analytical Chemistry -I

4

M.Sc. Part I, Semester-II, Theory Papers APC V Inorganic Chemistry-II 4 APC VI Organic Chemistry-II 4 APC VII Physical Chemistry-II 4 APC VIII Analytical Chemistry-II 4 M.Sc. Part I, Semester-II, Practicals

Inorganic Practical-II APC-Practical III Organic Practical –II

4

Physical Practical –II APC-Practical IV Analytical Chemistry -II

4

M.Sc. Part II, Semester-III, Theory Papers Core papers APC-XI Applied Inorganic Chemistry-I 4 APC-X Applied Organic Chemistry-I 4 APC-XI Applied Physical Chemistry-I 4 Elective Papers

( any one from the following)

APC E XII A Advance Organic Chemistry-I 4 APC E XII B Applied Analytical Chemistry-I 4 APC E XII C Bioorganic Chemistry 4 M.Sc. Part II, Semester-III, Practicals

Applied Inorganic Practical-I APC-Practical V Applied Physical Practical- I

4

APC-Practical VI Applied Organic Practical –I 4

M.Sc. Part II, Semester-IV, Theory Papers Core papers APC XIII Applied Inorganic Chemistry-II 4 APC XIV Applied Organic Chemistry-II 4 APC XV Advanced Organic Chemistry-II 4

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Elective Papers (any one from the following)

APC E XVI A Inorganic Chemical Industries 4 APC E XVI B Pollution monitoring and Control-II 4 APC E XVI C Applied Analytical Chemistry-II 4 M.Sc. Part II, Semester-IV, Practicals

Applied Inorganic Practical-II APC-Practical VII Project work

4

APC-Practical VIII Applied Organic Practical –II 4

Total 64 32

General Performance 4

Total Credit 100

• Infra structure facilities: � Well Equipped Laboratory-3 Organic, Inorganic, Physical � Well Furnished Lecture Hall � Major Instruments are available: NMR, FT-IR, UV-Vis-NIR Spectrophotometer, C,H, N, S, Specols, Spectrophotometer (2), pH meter (2), Conductometer (2), Nephelometer (1), Spectroflurometer (2), etc.


About 80-85 % students selected through campus interviews in various Pharmaceuticals, Chemical

Industries, 5-10 % students join for Higher Education. The number of students got placements through campus

interviews in reputed multinational companies like CIPLA Goa, US Vitamins, Lupin Pharma., Syngenta, Dr.

Reddy’s pharma., Mylan Pharm., MSN Pharma., etc.

• Salient features of the Department: (Other than University Schemes)

M.Sc. course in Applied Chemistry is a potential base provided by the Shivaji University, on the

University campus to educate and prepare post graduate student from rural and urban area who will get

employment on large scale in the Indian Chemical Industries as well as in multinational pharma industry. In

order to enhance quality, standard and skilled training to the post graduate student a well organized and

planned efforts of the Department of Chemistry will meet the global standards in post graduate teaching,

research and training programmes. One of the objectives of M. Sc. course in Applied Chemistry is to meet the

need and requirement of the modern society in a focused area to solve the humanities top most problems like

energy, materials, food, water & environment for next fifty years. M.Sc. course in Applied Chemistry will

provide broad common frame work of syllabus to expose our young graduates to the recent and applied

knowledge of interdisciplinary branches of the chemistry namely Organic, Inorganic, Physical, Analytical,

Industrial, Pharmaceutical, Nanoscience and Technology. M. Sc. Applied Chemistry will lead to higher level

of knowledge base which will be useful for career development in academic field as well as new job

opportunities in industrial sector.

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4.24 DEPARTMENT OF AGRO-CHEMICALS AND PEST MANAGEMENT

Co-ordinator : Prof. M. B. Deshmukh

Phone (Office) : (0231) 2609321

Phone (HOD) : 9860071848



Teaching Staff : (As per Seniority)

Sr. No.

Professor

Sr. No.


Assistant Professor

Sr. No.

Visiting Staff

Name Name Name

1. Dr .M.B.Deshmukh 1. Dr. P.V. Anbhule 1. Dr.R.P Sabale 1. Dr.A.S.Patil

2. Dr M.A.Anuse 2. Dr .T.G.Nagraja 2. Mrs.M.D.Sagare

3. Dr T.V.Sathe 3. Dr. A.M.Gurav 3. Mr.N.D.Bansode

4. Dr .S.R.Patil 4. Dr. V.B.Shimpale 4. Dr.P.P.Patil

5. Dr. S. R.Yankanchi 5. Mr.S.V.Sarang

6. Smt. S.J.Jadhav

7. Smt.S.V.Patil

8. Ms.J.J.Kulkarni

9. Mr.D.R.Kumbhar

10. Ms.R.B.Patil

11. Ms.P.P.Warekar

12. Ms.K.T.Patil

13. Ms.P.T.Patil

14. Mr.R.P.Mane




Intake Diploma / P.G.Diploma/ Certificate Courses

Intake

M.Sc. 33 - - - -

M.Phil 06 - - - -

Ph.D. 10 - - - -


Semester -I Semester –II

PAPER-I : CHEMISTRY OF PESTICIDES AND THEIR FORMULATIONS-I

PAPER-V : CHEMISTRY OF PESTICIDES AND THEIR FORMULATIONS-II

PAPER–II : SOIL SCIENCE, FERTILIZERS and MICRONUTRIENTS

PAPER-VI: ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES FOR AGROCHEMICALS

PAPER –III : INTRODUCTORY AND INDUSTIRIAL ENTOMOLOGY

PAPER-VII : ECONOMIC ENTOMOLOGY

PAPER –IV : CROP DISEASES AND WEEDS PAPER-VIII : BIOTECHNOLOGICAL ASPECTS IN PLANT PROTECTION

Practical I : Chemistry Practical III : Chemistry

Practical II : Life Science Practical IV : Life Science

Semester -III Semester –IV

PAPER-IX : PESTICIDE RESIDUES AND TOXICOLOGY PAPER-XIII : AGRO-BASED MARKETING MANAGEMENT

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PAPER–X : PESTS OF CROP PLANTS AND THEIR CONTROL-I

PAPER-XIV: PESTS OF CROP PLANTS AND THEIR CONTROL –II

PAPER –XI : ANALYSIS OF AGROCHEMICALS PAPER-XV : MANUFACTURE OF AGROCHEMICALS PAPER –XII : DISEASES OF CROP PLANTS –I PAPER-XVI : DISEASES OF CROP PLANTS –II Practical V : Chemistry Practical VII : Chemistry Practical VI : Life Science Practical VIII : Life Science

• C.B.C.S. Courses: Sr.No. Title Semester

1. Prospects in Pesticide Chemistry III (2Credits)

• Infrastructure facilities: Sr. No. Instrumental Facilities

1. UV 2. FT-IR 3. GC 4. HPLC

• Placement Opportunities: 1. National Research Centre for Grapes, Pune. 2. Ross Lifescience, Pune 3. Ranade Micronutrients, Pune. 4. Gharada Chemicals Pvt.Ltd,Lote. 5. Cipla Pharma, Goa & Tarapur 6. United phosphorus Ltd, Thane and Gujarat. 7. Pest Control India Ltd, Thane.

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4.25 DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

Professor & Head : (Dr.) P. D. Raut

Phone (Office): 0231-2609333

Phone (HOD): 0231-2609304

Official E-mail ID: [email protected]


� Teaching Staff

Sr. No.

Professor

Sr. No.


Assistant Professor

Name Name Name

1. Dr . P. D. Raut M.Sc., Ph. D

1. --- 1. Mrs. A.S. Jadhav

M.Sc., NET-GRF

Dr. V. V. Jadhav

M.Sc., Ph.D., SET

Ms. R. R. Ingavale

M.Sc., SET, NET

• Visiting Staff Sr.

No

Name and Sr.

No

Name Sr.

No

Name Sr.

No

Name

1. Prof. J. S. Samant 4. Dr. P. S. Kamble 7. Ms. N. P. Desai 10. Mrs. More P. R. 2. Prof. S. H. Pawar 5. Dr. U. B. Aithal 8. Mr. Uday Gaikwad 11. Dr. A. K. Sharma 3. Prof. A. J. Samant, 6. Dr. A. M. Gurav 9. Er. S.S.Surve 12. Dr. Anilraj

Jagdale

• Courses offered:

Post Graduate

Courses

Intake Graduate

Courses

Intake Diploma/ P.G. Diploma

/Certificate Courses

Intake

M.Sc. 50 ---- ---- P.G. Diploma in Environmental

Protection & Management

(PGDEPM)

30

Ph. D. 08 P.G. Diploma in Safety, Health &

Environment. (PGDISHE)

50

M.Phil. 05 ---- ---- Diploma in Safety, Health &

Environment (DISHE)

50


I. M. Sc. Environmental Science: Eligibility: B. Sc. with Physics / Chemistry / Botany / Zoology / Statistics / Pollution / Bio-chemistry / Biotechnology /Geography / Geology / Microbiology / Electronics / Computer Science / Agriculture as

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a Principal / Subsidiary subject.

In-plant Industrial Training, Field Visits, 10 days Study Tour / Excursion and one year Project is

compulsory for students seeking M.Sc. course.

M.Sc. Semester I

M.Sc. Semester II

Paper No. Names of papers Paper No. Names of papers I Introduction to Environmental

Science V Environmental Engineering

II Environmental Chemistry VI Environmental Pollution III Environmental Biology VII Environmental Geosciences and

Climatology IV Information Technology in

Environmental Science VIII Environmental Engineering and

energy studies Practical I Environmental Chemistry Practical III Environmental Engineering and

energy studies Practical II Environmental Biology Practical IV Environmental Pollution

M.Sc. Semester I

M.Sc. Semester I

Paper No. Names of papers Paper No. Names of papers IX Natural Resources and their

management XIII Socioeconomic aspects of

Environment

X Environmental Statistics and Computer Applications

XIV Environmental Hazards and Disaster Management

XI Environmental Policy and Legislation XV Environmental Planning and Management

XII Environmental Toxicology and Public Health

XVI Environmental Biotechnology

Practical IV Project Practical IV Project Practical V Environmental Statistics and

Toxicology Practical V Environmental Biotechnology

• CBCS Course:


1. Vermi-composting Sem III

Eligibility: Any Science Graduate Medium: English Type: Add on Number of Credits: 01

II. PG Diploma in Environmental Protection & Management (PGDEPM)

Eligibility: Graduate from any faculty Medium: Marathi / English

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Project, Seminar, Study Tour/ field visit is compulsory Examination: Annual

DEPM (Diploma in Environmental Protection and Management) � 39398: Basic Concepts in Nature � 39397: Human Impact on Environment � 39399: Natural Resources Management � 39402: Human Ecology

III. PG Diploma in Industrial Safety, Health and Environment (PGDISHE) Eligibility: Science and Engineering background students B.Sc. with Physics, Chemistry or B.E. / B.Tech. Add on Course for M.Sc. Environmental Science Students. Project Report and In-plant training of 3 weeks is compulsory.

PGDISHE (PG Diploma in Industrial Safety, Health and Environment)

� 58337: Occupational Health and Environmental Safety Management � 58338: Safety at Workplace � 58339: Accident Prevention Techniques � 58340: Safety Management System and Legislation � 58341: Quality Control and Safety Management � 58342: Safety Engineering � 58343: Training � 58344: Project

IV. Diploma in Safety, Health & Environment (DISHE) Eligibility: An Add-on course for B. Tech students of Technology Department. The students with XII Science or Diploma in any branch of Engineering and Technology are eligible.

DISHE (Diploma in Industrial Safety, Health and Environment)

� 61463: Occupational Health and Hazards � 61464: Safety at Workplace � 61465: Accident Prevention Techniques � 61466: Safety Management System � 61467: Training � 61468: Project

• Infrastructure facilities: The department has sophisticated and well equipped laboratories with Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (AAS), BOD Analyser , UV Spectrophotometer, Ion Analyzer, Total Kjeldahl’s Nitrogen Analyser, High Volume Sampler (HVS).


• All the past students seeking employment have secured jobs through Placement Cell in Consultancies, Government, Corporate Sector, Educational Institutions and NGOs in India and abroad.

• Some are pursuing higher studies for Ph.D.. in Universities in India and abroad.

• Many are self employed.

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4.26 DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

Co-ordinator : Prof. (Dr) R. K. Kamat

Phone (office) :0231-2609347, Phone

(HOD):0231-2609376

Official E-mail ID :


Teaching Staff : (As per Seniority)

Sr.

No

Professor Sr.

No

Associate

Professor

Sr.

No

Assistant Professor Sr.

No.

Visiting Staff

Name Name Name Name

1 Dr.R.K.Kamat 1 Dr.U.R.Pol 1 Dr.U.B.Aithal

2 Dr.K.S.Oza

3 Mr. V.S.Kumbhar

4 Mt.P.S.karmarkar

5 Mr.P.T.Goyal

6 Mr.P.S.Vadar

7 Mr.K.G.Kharade


Post Graduate courses

Intake Graduate courses

Intake Diploma /P.G Diploma/ Certificate Courses

Intake

M.C.A. (Master of Computer Application)

60 D.C.P (Diploma in Computer Programming)

40

M.Sc. (Master of Science)

55

• Course Structure :MCA Part I - Semester I M.C.A. Part I - Semester II

Course

Code Title of the Course

Course


CS1111 Computer Technology CS1211 Computer Architecture

CS1112 Programming Paradigms CS1212 Object Oriented Technologies

CS1113 Data Base Theory and Applications CS1213 Operating System

CS1114 Mathematical Foundations CS1214 Numerical Methods

CS1115 Programming Paradigms Lab CS1215 Object Oriented Technologies Lab

CS1116 Data Base Lab CS1216 Numerical Methods Lab

CS1131 CBCS (Comp.Sci / Other Dept.) CS1231 CBCS (Comp.Sci / Other Dept.)

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• M.C.A. Part II - Semester III M.C.A. Part II - Semester IV

Course

Code

Title of the Course Course

Code

Title of the Course

CS1311 Computer Communication Network CS1411 Advanced Java

CS1312 Java Programming CS1412 Theory Of Languages

CS1313 Data Structures CS1413 Artificial Intelligence

CS1314 Elective-I

1. Distributed O.S. 2. Real Time O.S. 3. Open Source Languages

CS1414 Elective-II

1.Data Mining 2.Network Security 3.Design and Analysis Of Algorithms

CS1331 Software Engineering (CBCS) CS1431 Software Quality Assurance (CBCS)

CS1315 Data Structure and Java Lab CS1415 Advanced Java and TL Lab

CS1316 Project and Viva CS1416 Project and Viva

• Course Structure :MSc Part I - Semester I M.Sc. Part I - Semester II

Course


Course


CS2111 Theory of Languages CS2211 Compiler Techniques

CS2112 Advanced Computer Networks CS2212 Artificial Intelligence

CS2113 Advanced Data Base Theory CS2213 Java Programming

CS2114 Design and Analysis of Algorithms CS2221 Elective - I

CS2115 Data Base Lab CS2214 Java Lab

CS2116 DAA and TL Lab CS2215 Project

CS2131 CBCS (Comp.Sci / Other Dept.) CS2231 CBCS (Comp.Sci / Other Dept.)

• M. Sc. Part –II Semester III M. Sc. Part –II Semester IV

Course


Course


CS2311 Internet Programming CS2411 Research/Industrial Project

CS2312 Computer Graphics CS2412 Research seminar

CS2313 Elective 1. cloud computing 2. Distributed O.S 3. Data Mining 4. Open source Software’s

CS2334 Software Project Management (CBCS)

CS2315 Internet programming Lab

CS2316 computer graphics Lab

CS2317 Project

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• Course Structure: DCP

Paper No Name of the Subject Theory Practical DCP01 Financial Accounting with Tally 2 2 DCP02 Visual Programming 2 2 DCP03 RDBMS with oracle 2 2 DCP04 Programming in C, C++ 2 2 DCP11 Practical Lab - - DCP12 Project and viva - 2 Total 8 10

• C.B.C.S Courses : MCA


1 Computer Organization I 2 Web Designing II 3 Software Engineering III 4 Software Quality Assurance IV

• C.B.C.S Courses : M.Sc(Computer Science)


1 Web Designing I 2 Software Engineering II 3 Software Project Management III

• Infrastructure facilities

Sr No

Particular Quantity

1 Computer 106 2 Workstation 03 3 Laptop 12 4 LCD/Projector 03 5 DLP Projector 01 6 Plasma Display 03 7 Smart Board 01 8 UPS 03 9 Air Conditioner 06

• Placement Opportunities :

� Most of students are placed in Companies through Campus Interviews conducted by Department and other Institutes.

� Expert Lectures Every Week about Career Guidance. � Mock Interview Practice and Portal for Campus � Group Discussion Sessions. � Aptitude and Resume Writing Workshops.

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4.27 DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY

Co-ordinator : Prof. Dr. J. P. Jadhav

Phone (Office) : 0231-2609365

Phone (HOD) : 9673517771




Sr.

No.

Professor Sr.No

.

Associate

Professor

Sr.N

o.

Assistant

Professor

Sr.No

.

Visiting

Staff

Name Name Name

1 Dr. J.P.Jadhav - 1. Dr. A. Hivrale 1 Dr.K.D.Pawar

2. Dr.S.A.Patil 2 Dr.P.K.Pawar

• Courses Offered : Post Graduate Courses Intake Graduate

Courses

Intake Diploma/P.G.Diploma/Certi

ficate Courses

Intake

M.Sc.

Biotechnology

30 - - - -

• Courses Structure :

Sem-I BC 141: Proteins- Structure and Functions BC 142: Biomolecules BSI 141: Biostatistics and Bioinformatics with Computer Orientation LC BC 141: Laboratory Course I LC BC 142: Laboratory Course II

Sem-II BC 241: Enzymology MB 241: Molecular Biology BC 242: Bioenergetics TB 241: Tools and Techniques in Bioscience LC BC 241: Laboratory Course III LC BC 242: Laboratory Course IV

Sem-III GE 341 : Genetic Engineering FT 341 : Fermentation Technology-1 IM :341: Immunology BT 341 : Plant Biotechnology LC BT 341 : Laboratory Course V LC BT 342: Laboratory Course VI

Sem-IV AB 441 : Animal Cells in Biotechnology AGP 441 : Advances in Genomics and Proteomics APB 441 : Advances in Plant Biotechnology IOM 441 : Industrial Organization and Management LC BT 441 : Laboratory Course VII LC BT 442 : Laboratory Course VIII (Project Work)

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Sr.No. Title Semester

1 1. Cell Biochemistry

2. Cell Biology, Microbiology, Virology

Sem I

2 1. Bioinformatics

2. Fermentation-II

Sem IV


Sr. No. Name of the Equipment 1. LCQTOF 2. Surface Plasmon Resonance (SPR) 3. ACTA prime (Protein purification) 4. Advance Multipurpose Table Top Refrigerator Centrifuge 5. Gradient PCR 6. GR CFX 96 Touch Real Time PCR System 7. Electroporator 8. Deep Freezer 9. 2 D Gel Electrophoresis 10. HPLC 11. UV- VIS – Spectrophotometer 12. Cooling Micro Centrifuge 13. Upright Trinocular Microscope 14. Gel Documentation 15. Trinocular Microscope with fluorescence attachment &

Karyotyping fish software 16. Automated TOC analyzer for solid & liquid sample 17. Automic absorption spectrophotometer 18. Shaking Incubator

• Placement Opportunities � Pharma Industries

� College and University

� National and International Research Institutes

� State and Central Government

� Food Industries

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4.28 DEPARTMENT OF MICROBILOGY

Co-ordinator : Prof. Dr. K. D. Sonawane PHONE (Office) : 0231-2609326

Phone (HOD) : 9881320719



� Teaching Staff:

Sr. No

Professor Sr.No

Associate Professor and Coordinator

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor Sr.No Visiting Staff





Dr. K. D. Sonawane M.Sc., Ph. D. (NIH Fellow, USA)

1 - 1 Dr. S. R. Waghmare M. Sc., Ph.D..

1 Prof. S. P. Govindwar (M.Sc. Ph. D.) (SUK)

2 Dr. N. H. Nadaf M. Sc., Ph.D..

2 Prof. (Mrs.) J. P. Jadhav (M.Sc. Ph. D.) (SUK)

3 Mr. D. B. Jadhav M.Sc., NET

3 Prof. K. D. Sonawane (M.Sc.Ph.D..) (SUK)

4 Prof. (Mrs.) A.U. Arvindkar (M.Sc. Ph. D.) (SUK)

5 Dr. P.M. Gurao (M.Sc. Ph. D.) (SUK)

6 Dr. (Mrs.) P. B. Dandge (M. Sc. Ph.D..) (SUK)

7 Dr. U. B. Aithal (M.Sc., Ph.D..)

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• Courses Offered: Post Graduate Courses


Intake Diploma/P.G. Diploma/Certificate Courses

Intake

M.Sc. Microbiology

30 - - - -

M. Phil. - - - - - Ph. D. - - - - -

• Course Structure: M.Sc. Microbiology

M. Phil. Microbiology Ph. D. Microbiology

Course structure comprises 16 theory papers of 4 credit hours each 8 Practical courses of 4 credit

hours.

SEMISTER - I LS 141 : Cell Biology, Microbiology and Virology BC 141 : Proteins- Structure and Functions BC 142 : Biomolecules BSI 141 : Biostatistics and Bioinformatics with Computer Orientation LC BC 141 : Laboratory Course I LC BC 142 : Laboratory Course II

SEMISTER - II BC 241 : Enzymology MB 241 : Molecular Biology BC 242 : Bioenergetics TB 241 : Tools and Techniques in Bioscience LC BC 241 : Laboratory Course III LC BC 242 : Laboratory Course IV

SEMISTER –III GE 341 : Genetic Engineering FT 341 : Fermentation Technology- I IM 341 : Immunology MIC341 : Microbial Diversity and Extremophiles LC MIC-341: Laboratory Course- V LC MIC 342 :Laboratory Course- VI

SEMISTER- IV MIC-441 : Food and Dairy Microbiology BI 441 : Bioinformatics MFT 441 : Microbial Fermentation Technology MIC 442 : Medical Microbiology LC MIC 441 : Laboratory Course VII LC MIC 442 : Laboratory Course VIII (Project Work)

• C.B.C.S. Courses: Sr.No. Title Semester 1 Cell Biology, Microbiology and Virology Sem-I 2 Immunology Sem-III 3 Microbial Fermentation Technology Sem-IV

• Infrastructure Facilities Sr.No. Name of the Equipment 1 DNA Seqnencer 2 HPLC 3 Gel Documention

• Placement Opportunities: 1) National and Internationl Research Institutes

2) Pharmaceutical Company

3) State and Central Government

4) College and University

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4.29 DEPARTMENT OF FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Co-ordinator : Dr. A. K. Sahoo

Phone (HOD)

Phone (Office) : 2020022

Official E-mail ID : [email protected] HOD E-mail ID : [email protected]

� Teaching Staff : (As per Seniority)

Sr.

No.

Professor Sr.N

o.

Associate

Professor

Sr.

No.

Assistant

Professor

Sr.

No.

Visiting

Staff.

1 R.C. Ranveer 2 A.A. Gatade


Post Graduate Courses Intake Graduate Courses

Intake Diploma /P.G. Diploma/Certificate Courses

Intake

M.Sc. Food Science & Technology

33

Ph. D. Food Science & Technology

4

• Course Structure :

Semester - I FST - 101 Principles of food processing & preservation FST - 102 Food Microbiology FST - 103 Food Chemistry FST - 104 Biochemistry and Nutrition FST- 105 Laboratory Course I FST – 106 Laboratory Course - II

Semester - II FST – 201 Principle of Food engineering FST - 202 Cereal and legume technology FST – 203 Fruit and vegetable technology FST – 204 Fermentation technology FST- 205 Laboratory Course III FST – 206 Laboratory Course - IV

Semester - III FST 301: Technology of meat, fish and poultry products (Core Course) FST 302: Technology of milk and milk products (Core Course) FST 303: Food quality and safety management (Core Course) FST 304: Food additives, contaminants and toxicology (Optional Course) FST 305: Laboratory Course V FST 306: Laboratory Course VI

Semester-IV FST 401: Post-harvest technology of plantation crops FST 402: Technology of oilseeds and fats. FST 403: Food Packaging FST 404: Food Biotechnology FST 405: Laboratory Course FST 406: Project and Seminar

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No. Title Semester

1 FST – 101 Principles of food processing & preservation Semester I 2 FST 204 Fermentation technology ( Optional Course) Semester – II


Sr.

No.

Name

1 Texture analyzer

2 Brookfield Viscometer

3 Lovivond tintometer

4 HPLC

5 UV Visible spatrophotometer

6 Water Activity meter

7 Moisture Balance

8 Bench top Digital refract meter

9 Spray Dryer

10 Freeze dryer

11 Tray dryer

12 Fluidized Bed dryer

13 High pressure homogenizer

14 R.O. Water system

• Placement Opportunities: � Entrepreneur

� Product Develiopment

� Quality Assurance Supervisnor

� Research Technician

� Nutrition scientist

� Teacing

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4.30 DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Professor & Head : Dr. M. S. Padmini

Phone: (Office): (0231) 2609183

Phone (HOD): (0231) 2609182



Teaching Staff:

Sr. No. Professor Sr. No. Associate

Professor Sr. No. Assistant Professor

1. Dr. M. S. Padmini

B.Sc. Ed. M.Ed. Ph. D.

1. Dr. N. R. Sapre

M.Sc. M.Ed. Ph.D..

2. Dr. P. S. Patankar

M.Sc. M. A. M.Ed. Ph. D.

2. Dr. G. S. Patil

M.Sc. M.Ed. Ph.D..

3. Dr. R. U. Sankpal

M. A. M.Ed. Ph.D..

4. Dr. K. B. Patil

M.A. M.Ed. Ph.D..

Appointment

in Progress

5. Dr. V. S. Khandagale

M.Sc. M.Ed., Ph. D.


Post Graduate Courses Intake Graduation Level

Courses Intake

P.G. Diploma/ Certificate

Courses Intake

Name of the courses Name of the

courses Name of the courses

------ ------ 1. M.Ed. Course 50

------- -------

4. P.G. Diploma in Teacher

Training Education 40

2. M. Phil (Education) Course Research Guides : 6

As Per the availability of

Research Guide 18

3. Ph.D.. (Education) Course

Research Guides : 6

As Per the availability of

Research Guide 48

5. P.G. Diploma in Mass

Communication

Education 40

• Course Structure I] M. ED. COURSE AS PER NCTE NORMS

(2 YEAR 4 SEMESTER COURSE)

II] M. PHIL. (EDUCATION) COURSE

(SYLLABUS & COURSE DETAILS ON UNIVERSITY WEBSITE)

III] Ph.D.. (EDUCATION) COURSE

(SYLLABUS & COURSE DETAILS ON UNIVERSITY WEBSITE)

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IV] P.G. DIPLOMA IN TEACHER TRAINING EDUCATION (T.T.E.)

Papers:

Paper 1. Educational Psychology Paper 2. Guidance and Counseling Paper 3. Teaching Skills, Methods & Strategies Paper 4. Process of Evaluation. a) Each Paper carries 100 marks. (Total 400 marks)

b) Assignment per paper 25 marks (Total 100marks.)

V] P.G. DIPLOMA IN MASS COMMUNICATION EDUCATION (M.C.E.)

Paper 1. Principles of Mass Communication

Paper 2. Public Relation

Paper 3. Journalism

Paper 4. Mass Communication Media & their Contribution to Education

a) Each Paper carries 100 marks. (Total 400 marks)

b) Assignment per paper 25 marks (Total 100 marks)

Eligibility: Any graduate from any faculty or an equivalent degree from a recognized University.

Duration of course: 6 months (From June to November)

Examination: It held’s in December/ January, papers may be answered in Marathi/ English.

Mode of course: Distance mode with only one contact session (3 days preferably during

Holidays) the admitted candidates will be provided course material in English.

Admissions: It will be on first come first serve bases

Intake capacity - 40 candidates per course.

The P.G. Diploma Certificate will be awarded by Shivaji University, Kolhapur.

Fee: Rs. 1500/- and Rs.500/- Examination fee.

• Infrastructure Facilities: 1. Information Technology Laboratory 2. Environmental Education Laboratory 3. Psychology Laboratory 4. Departmental Library 5. Auditorium with seating capacity of 150

• Placement Opportunities Department Placement Officer (D.P.O.) - Dr. V. S. Khandagale

Assistant Professor

1 As a TEACHER in P. G. Department, B. Ed College, B.A. B. Ed. Integrated, D. Ed. College, Junior

College, Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalay & Secondary School.

2 As a RESEARCHER in N.C.E.R.T., S.C.E.R.T., N.U.E.P.A, N.C.T.E., Maharashtra State Secondary &

Higher Secondary of Education Board, Pune & Balabharati, Pune.

3. As an ADMINSTRATOR as Head (P. G. Department ), Principals, Class I & Class II Posts in state &

Central Govt. (M.P.S.C. & U.P.S.C.), N.C.E.R.T., S.C.E.R.T. & Education Officer in Army

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4.31 DEPARTMENT OF LAW

Asso. Professor & Head : Dr. R. B. K. Nayak

Phone: (Office) 0231-2609211

Phone: (HOD): 9890486210

E-mail: [email protected]

� Teaching Staff

Sr.N

o

Professor Sr.N

o

Associate

Professor

Sr.

No

Assistant

Professor

Sr.

No

Visiting Staff




1. NIL 1 Dr. R.B.K. Nayak M.Com., M.A., LL.M.,

Ph.D.. (Law)

1 Shri V.Y. Dhupdale B.Com., LL.M.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Prof. Anup Naravane Prof. Kaustubh Kulkarni Prof. Prithiraj Patil Prin. K. Narayan Adv.(Dr.) Santosh A. Shah Prin. R.S. Maluste Prin. (Dr.) M.S. Patil

• Courses Offered Post Graduate Courses

Intake

Graduate Courses Intake Diploma/P.G.Diploma


Name of the Course Name of the Course Name of the Course

LL.M. 60 --- --- P.G. Diploma in Human Rights

80

P.G. Certificate course in Alternative Dispute

Resolution (ADR)

50

• Course Structure

LL.M. (2 years)

P.G. Diploma Course in Human Rights and Values in Education – 1 year P.G. Certificate course in Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) – 15 weeks

• Infrastructure Facilities

Classroom, Computer, LCD


Law Officer, Researchers, Associate Attorney, Judges, Professors, Legal Advisors, LPO, Public Prosecators, Law firms, N.G.O’s, Lawyer.

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4.32 DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC AND DRAMATICS

Asso. Prof. & Head :- Dr. N.V. Chitnis

Phone (Office):- 2609221

Phone (HOD):- 2609222

Official E-mail ID:- [email protected]

HOD E-mail ID :- [email protected]

• Teaching Staff : Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr.No. Visiting Staff

Name Name Name - 1 Dr. N.V. Chitnis,

M.A. Ph. D. 1 Dr. Anjali

Nigvekar M.A. Ph. D.

1 Dr. Bharati Vaishampayan

2 Shri. N.V. Bhagat

2 Dr. Shubhadha Vaingakar

• Courses Offered: Post Graduate Courses Intake Graduate

Courses Intake Diploma/P.G. Diploma/

Certificate Course Intake

M.P.A. Vocal Music (2Year) 15 Diploma Vocal Instrumental 15 M.P.A. Dramatics (2 Year) 15 Diploma Dramatics 15 M.P.A. Instrumental Music 15 Diploma Instrumental Music

(Tabla/Harmonium/Sitar/Violine)

15

Bridge Course (Vocal) 25 Diploma Classical Dance (2 Year) Bharatnatyam/Katthak

10

Bridge Course Instrumental (Tabla/Harmonium/Sitar/Violin,Sarod)

25 Certificate Dramatics (1 year)

10

Bridge Course Dramatics (Theater Arts)

25 Certificate Course in Sugam Sangeet (1Year)

15

Certificate Course in Shahiri (1Year)

10

Diploma Course in Drawing (Portrait/ Composotion & Landscape) 2 Year

10

Diploma Course in Animation & Commercial (2Year)

10

Short Term Course for Digital Media Studio (Camera, Editing, Script writing Sound Engineering)

10

Certificate Course in Lokkala

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• Course Structure: Annual

• C.B.C.S. Course: Nil

• Infrastructure facilities: 1 Classrooms 2 Theatre for Performance

3 Audio-Vidio Studio


In Govt. Colleges/ Universities Professional Group Placement in film Company Placement in Theatre Group

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4.33 ADULT AND CONTINUING EUDCATION AND EXTENSION WORK

I/c Head : Dr. Gorakhanath N. Kambale

Phone (office) : 0231-2609151,

Phone (HOD) : 0231-2609150

E – mail - [email protected]

• Teaching Staff :

Sr. No. Professor Sr. No.

Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

1 1 Dr. Gorakhanath Kamble ( M. A. Phil, Ph.D..)

1 Dr. Suman Buwa (MSW, Ph.D..)

2 Shri. Yashodhan Bokil (M. A. SET )

• Courses offered : Continuing Education Courses (Certificate Courses)

Sr. No Course Name Duration Intake

1 2 3 4

1 Rural Journalism and Mass

Communication

6 months 60 Student's per batch/center

2 Balwadi Teachers Education Course 6 months 60 Student's per batch/center

3 Travel and Tourism 6 months 60 Student's per batch/center

4 Cookery 6 months 30 Student's per batch/center

5 Home Science 6 months 30 Student's per batch/center

6 Fashion Designing 6 months 30 Student's per batch/center

7 Library Management 3 months 60 Student's per batch/center

8 Basic Beauty Culture and Hair Dressing 3 months 30 Student's per batch/center

9 Radio Jockey 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

10 Milk Microbiology 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

11 P.C. Maintenance 1 Month 60 Student's per batch/center

12 Vermi Composting 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

13 Garden Techniques 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

14 Ballad and Folk Art. 6 Months 30 Student's per batch/center

15 Gandhian Thought 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

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16 Human Right 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

17 Event Management 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

18 Introduction to Income Tax 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

19 Panchayati Raj 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

20 Trade Unionism 4 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

21 izkdr̀Hkk"kk 1 Year 60 Student's per batch/center

22 Pragmatic English 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

23 Proficiency in the use of English 6 Months 40 Student's per batch/center

24 E -Taxation 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

25 Basic English Grammer 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

26 lqxelaxhr ¼xk;u o oknu½ 6 Months 30 Student's per batch/center

27 ukV;'kkL= ifjp; 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

28 Basic Drawing and Painting 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

29 fganhvuqokn 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

30 ejkBhlkfgR; ifjp; 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

31 Basic course in Yoga 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

32 Personality Development 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

33 Share Market Trading 10 Days 60 Student's per batch/center

34 Tally 9.2 2 Months 30 Student's per batch/center

35 Tally 9.2 6 Months 30 Student's per batch/center

36 Integrated Software Development 6 Months 30 Student's per batch/center

37 Preparation of Household Chemicals 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

38 eksMhfyih 1 Month 60 Student's per batch/center

39 Salesmanship Training 1 Month 60 Student's per batch/center

40 Western and Folk Dances 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

41 Martial Art 10 Days 60 Student's per batch/center

42 3 – D Animation 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

43 Introduction to Medicinal Plant 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

44 Communication Skill 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

45 Maintenance and Repairs of Electrical

Domestic Appliances

3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

46 Photo Shop 1 Month 30 Student's per batch/center

47 C and C + + 3 Months 30 Student's per batch/center

48 Web Designing 6 Months 30 Student's per batch/center

49 Java Programming 3 Months 30 Student's per batch/center

50 jaxeapifjp; 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

51 Basic Tailoring 3 Months 30 Student's per batch/center

52 Research Methodology 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

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53 oLrqlaxzgky; O;oLFkkiu 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

54 ,sfrgklhddkxni=kaphtio.kwd o laj{k.k 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

55 Leadership for Change (Personal &

Community)

6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

56 Refrigeration and Air Conditioning 6 Months 30 Student's per batch/center

57 djkvksdsxhr 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

58 O;kolk;hdn`f"Vdksufodkl 10 Days 60 Student's per batch/center

59 Dress Designing 1 Months 30 Student's per batch/center

60 Mehandi (Heena) 15 Days 30 Student's per batch/center

61 Computer Application 6 Months 30 Student's per batch/center

62 Financial Accounting 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

63 O;ogkj mi;ksxh ejkBh 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

64 Nan oxZ 1 Month 60 Student's per batch/center

65 yksdukV; 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

66 Water & Soil Analysis 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

67 Pharma Quality Control Assurance 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

68 Introduction to Herbal medical plants 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

69 Western Dance 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

70 lqxa/kh o vkS"k/khouLirhaphvksG[k o lao/kZu 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

71 laHkk'kudkS'kY; 10 Days 60 Student's per batch/center

72 Fashion Designing 3 Months 30 Student's per batch/center

73 <ksydhoknu<ksydhoknu<ksydhoknu<ksydhoknu 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

74 Advertising 6 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

75 Gents Beauty Parlor 10 Days 60 Student's per batch/center

76 Proof Reading 3 Months 60 Student's per batch/center

77 ,sfrgkfldlkglhenkZuh [ksG 1 Month 60 Student's per batch/center

78 Hotel Management 6 Month 60 Student's per batch/center

Courses Structure :

As there are need based courses. Course structure differences as per the nature and scope of the course.

• Infrastructure facilities : – Building – Approx. 3000 Sq. ft. two stoary building – Newly constructed building – approx. 1200 sq. ft. – Library – Number of books – 1000 – E – learning Centre – Computers – 15 – Educational C.D.'s – 44

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• Placement Opportunities :

No. Course Placement Opportunities

1 Library Management Assistant Librarians in secondary schools and public libraries

2 Rural Journalism Job of Reporters in medias

3 BalwadiShikshakShikshan Balwadi teachers

4 Fashion Designing Own business

5 Modi Script Modi Scripts Writers

6 Tally Assistant to Accountants

7 Music Performing artist and for developing career in music

8 Shahiri Kala Ballads Performing artist and for developing own career as artist.

9 Salesmanship Training Job of Salesmanship firms, shops

10 Radio Jocky Job of Radio Jokies in broadcasting medias

11 Valuation of immovable Properties

Job of valuaters – own business

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4.34 CENTRE FOR GANDHIAN STUDIES Co-ordinator : Prof. Dr. Bharati Patil

Phone (Office) : (0231) - 2609344 Phone (HOD) : 9850614016

Official E-mail Id :- [email protected]

Co-ordinator E-mail Id :- [email protected]

� Teaching Staff: Sr. No. Professor Sr. No. Visiting Staff Name & Qualifications

1 Dr. Bharati Patil 1 Prof. Dr. Asok Chousalkar 2 Prof. Uday Gaikwad 3 Prof. S. T. Kombade 4 Prof. R. G. Waradkar 5 Prof. Dr. J. R. Dabhole 6 Dr. Nanda Parekar 7 Dr. Amita Kanegaonkar 8 Dr. Vidya Katti 9 Dr. Suchita Suragihalli 10 Dr. Keshav Harel 11 Shri. Salim Pathan 12 Shri. Bhaubali Patil 13 Shri. Suryakant Gaikwad




Intake Diploma/P.G.Diploma/ Certificate Courese

Intake

P.G.Diploma In Gandhian Studies 30

P.G. Diploma In Rural Development 30


1) P. G. Diploma In Gandhian Studies (One Year Course with Annual Exam) Subject : - 1) Social Ideas of Mahatma Gandhi 2) Political Ideas of Mahatama Gandhi 3) Economic Ideas of Mahatma Gandhi 4) Role of Gandhi in India’s Freedom Movement 5) Gandhism After Mahatma Gandhi 6) Philosophy of Mahatma Gandhi

2) P. G. Diploma In Rural Development (One Year Course with Annual Exam) Subject:- 1) Governance & Rural Development 2) Experiments of Rural Development 3) Rural Economics 4) Gandhian Theory of Rural Development 5) Dissertation

• Insfrastructure facilities: One HOD Room, One Class Room, One Office Room, One Research/Guest Room

• Placement Opportunities : Nil

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4.35 CENTRE FOR WOMEN’S STUDIES

Director :- Dr. Medha Nanivadekar

Phone (Office) : 2609191

Phone (HOD) : 2609191

Official E-mail Id :- [email protected]

HOD E-mail Id :- [email protected]

• Teaching Staff Sr. No.

Associate Professor and Director

1. Dr. Medha Nanivadekar, Ph.D.

• Courses Offered :- Sr. No.

Post Graduate Courses & Research Degree

Intake

1. M.A. Women’s Studies 25 2. M.Phil. (Women’s Studeis) 03 3. Ph.D. (Women’s Studeies) 01

• Course Structure Courses are under the Faculty of Interdisciplinary Studies. Course structure is similar to the courses under the Faculty of Social Science.

• Infrastructure Facilities The center for women studies is well-equipped with computers, Internet connectivity, Smart Board, multi media projector and printers. Reading material for above mentioned course is available in the centre for women’s studies. In addition online resources are also provided.

• Departmental Library:- The Centre has a library which is adequate for fulfilling the needs of the students enrolled for Women’s Studies Courses.

• Placement Opportunities : Although on-campus placements are not offered, guidance and orientation about career opportunities in Women’s Studies and about foreign fellowship opportunities is provided.

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4.36 CENTRE FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Centre Co-ordinator : Dr. Manjusha Deshpande

Phone (Office) 0231-2609309, 2690762

E-mail ID : [email protected]

Cell: 9158990530

I. Certificate Courses at PG Level (Duration: Three Months Dr. Manjusha Deshpande teaches following courses designed for any graduate willing to pursue

research, academic and field activities with the perspective of Community Development.

1. Community Based Natural Resource Management 2. Community Initiatives in Prevention of Non-Communicable Diseases 3. Science Communication 4. Youth and Community Development

Characteristics of the Courses: Participatory and project based teaching-learning method with

innovative brain storming games and role play

II. Certificate Courses ( Skill Development and Skill Up-gradation) Following tailor-made courses designed by eminent academicians and professionals, all the courses

have been organized in collaboration with voluntary organization and Educational Institutes under

Shivaji University Jurisdiction.

Duration: One Year Eligibility Fees

Course Name

1. Dress Design and Fashion Coordination 10th Pass/Fail 5000/-

2. Child Education and Development(Marathi) 10th Pass/Fail 2000/-

3. Child Education and Development 10th Pass/Fail 3000/-

4. Nutrition and Dietetics 12th Pass/Fail 4000/-

5. Health Assistant 10th Pass/Fail 5000/-

6. CMLT 10th Pass/Fail 3500/-

7. X-ray, ECG and CT Scanning Assistant 10th Pass/Fail 5000/-

8. ICU Assistant 10th Pass/Fail 5000/-

9. Lab Management with Analysis of food, water and Soil

12th Science Pass 3000/-

10. Advanced Certificate Course in Panch-Karma B.A.M.S 12,000/-

11. Emergency Medical Services(EMS) Any medical graduate

12. Ad. Cert. Course in Dialysis Technician 12th Science Pass 6000/-

13. Ad. Cert. Course in Perfusion Technician 12th Science Pass 10,000/-

14. Ad. Cert. Course in Hospital Management 12th Science Pass 10,000/-

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15. Ad. Cert. Course in MRI Technician 3 years experience of

X-ray, ECG and CT

Technician

10,000/-

16. Nursery Management 10th Pass/Fail 2000/-

17. Film and Theatre Acting Anybody Interested 5000/-

Duration: Eight Months

18. Drama Making and Processing Anybody Interested 2000/-

Duration: Six Months

19. Certificate Course in Counseling Techniques Any Graduate 4000/-

20. Ophthalmic Assistant 10th Pass/Fail 2000/-

21. Operation Theatre Assistant 12th Pass 3000/-

22. Panchkarma Assistant 10th Pass/Fail 4000/-

23. Ayurved Parichay 10th Pass/Fail 2000/-

Duration: Four Months

24. Computer Hardware Maintenance 10th Pass 3500/-

25. Computer Networking 10th Pass 3500/-

Duration: Three Months

26. Craft Anybody Interested 300/-

27. Spoken English Anybody Interested 500/-

28. Identification and conservation of Medicinal Plants

Anybody interested 150/-

29. Lab Management and water Analysis 12th Science 1500/-

30. Lab Management and Soil Analysis 12th Science 1500/-

31. Lab Management and Food Analysis 12th Science 1500/-

32. Tally 10th Pass 1500/

33. DTP 10th Pass 1500/

34. Fitness Training 12th Fail/ Pass

10th Pass and

experience of two

years in respective

field

4000

III. Lecture Series on “Innovative Gardening Skills, Garbage Decomposition, Kitchen and

Community Gardening on every Thursday at 1 pm Special Infrastructure facilities: Lecture hall with classroom facilities such as Laptop and DLP

• Placement: 90 % participants of our courses get employment in private and cooperative sector. Some of

them have started self employment units.

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4.37 DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR CENTRE FOR RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT

Director : Dr. Krishna Kirwale

Phone (Office) 0231- 2609361

E-mail: [email protected]

Teaching Staff : -

Sr.

No

Professor

1 Dr. Krishna Kirwale MA, Ph.D., B.D. Dramatics

• Course Offered :



Intake Diploma / P.G. Diploma / certificate Courses

Intake

Ph.D. 4 U.P.S.C. 50 ------- ---------

• Course Structure : M.P.SC../U.P.S.C. Batch has started from year of 2009. In this batch admission get for only S.C.

students who are preparing for competitive exams. This is from the Govt. of Maharashtra. On the basis of common entrance test 50 students get selected. U.P.S.C. Training Programme for SC students. Qualification : Any Degree. Inter- disciplinary programmes started : M.Phil, Ph.d course Ph.d. Departmental fellowship of Rs. 3500/- P.m.

• Infrastructure facilities : � Departmental Personal Library- 2000 Books Available � Internet Facility 7

• Placement Opportunity :

M.P.S.C., U.P.S.C., BANKING , GOVT. SECTOR,.

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4.38 CHH. SHAHU MAHARAJ CENTRE FOR STUDIES OF MARATHA HISTORY

Incharge Coordinator: Prof. M. A. Lohar

Phone (Office) : (0231) 2606091

E-mail : [email protected]

Research Assistant:- 1) Shri. Rajaram Kamble

2) Smt. Poonam Bhuyekar

The Specific objectives of the Centre include a renewed emphasis on multi angled study of

Maratha History, to impart practical skill in ‘Modi Script’ which is rich in original sources, and hence

indispensable for original research in any area of Maratha History, collection of source material

useful for the study of Maratha History from the archives in India and abroad, and publication of the

relevant material.

The Centre organized lectures of distinguished scholars under Dr. Appasaheb Pawar

Memorial Lecture Series in Oct. 2013. Prof. L. R. Raut and Prof. Ratanlal Hangloo, delivered lectures

on Maratha History. E-library has been setup in the centre recently. Scanning and digitalization of

important historical source material relating to Maratha History is in progress. Besides, a good

collection of important books related to Maratha History has been procured from late Prof. A. R.

Kulkarni.

Unpublished documents in Modi script available at Government Archives at Bombay have

been scanned and deposited in C. D. form in the centre.

Project on ‘Encyclopedia of Maratha History Volume I’ and ‘English Records on Kolhapur’

have been completed and books entitled “Marathekalin Samaj Jeevan” and ‘Marathyanchya

Itihasache Pailu’ have been published by the Centre.

A National Seminar on ‘Western India in transition (17th mid 20th century) was organized in

February, 2013.

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4.39 CENTRE OF NEHRU STUDIES

Co-ordinator: Prof Dr. V. P. Rasam

Phone: 0231-2609352, 2609234

E-mail : [email protected]

■ Teaching Staff:

Sr.No. Professor Sr.No Associate

Professor

Sr.

No.

Assistant

Professor

Sr.No. Sr. No. Visiting

Teacher Staff

1. Dr.V.P.Rasam M.A. Ph.D

1. Dr.Ravindra Bhanage M.A. Ph.D

---- ------ 1. Prof.Dr.Padmaja Patil M.A. Ph.D

2. Dr.Prakash Pawar M.A. Ph.D

2. Prof.Dr.Nisha Mude M.A. Ph.D

3. Prof.Dr.Arun Chavan M.A. Ph.D

4. Prof.Dr. M.C. Sheikh B.sc,LLM,MBA,Ph.D

5. Prof. Dr.Savita Rasam LLB, Ph.D

• Course Offered:-

Diploma/P.G. Diploma / Certificate Courses intake

P.G. Diploma in Communal Harmony & Social Peace 30

• Course Structure :-

P.G. Diploma in Communal Harmony & Social Peace Paper I Evolution of Indian nationalism Paper II Communal Harmony and Social Peace in Indian tradition Paper III Course of communal disharmony and Social unrest Paper IV Methods to establish Communal Harmony and Social Peace Paper V Dissertation

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4.40 DISTANCE EDUCATION

I/c Director : Dr. N. P. Sonaje Phone (Office) : 0231-2693771 Phone (HOD) : 0231-2693771 Official E-mail ID : [email protected] HOD E-mail ID : [email protected] � Teaching Staff/ Academic Staff :

Sr. No.

Director Sr. No.

Dy. Registrar Sr. No

Course Coordinators

Sr. No.

Visiting Staff

1 1 Capt. Dr. N. P. Sonaje

1 Dr. S M Aparaj *Distinguish faculty from the affiliated colleges and University Departments

2 Mr. V.S.Salokhe 3 Mr. D K

Kamlakar

4 Dr. P. D. Ruikar

5 Mr. Y.D.Kudale




Diploma /P.G.Diploma /Certificate Courses

Master of Arts (Languages)

Bachelor of Arts ( Languages)

PG Diploma in Translation

Master of Arts (Social Science )

Bachelor of Arts ( Social Sciences)

Master of Commerce Bachelor of Commerce Master of Science(Maths) Master of Business Administration (MBA)

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Master of Business Administration (MBA) Executive

60

Master of Valuation (RE)

• ourse Structure : Separate course Prospectus/Brochure is prepared by Centre for Distance Education for each course.

• C.B.C.S Courses : Nil

• Infrastructure Facilities: Sr. No Particulars 1 Class Rooms with Smart Board 2 Video Conferencing 3 Library 4 Conference Hall

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4.41 CENTRE FOR THE STUDY OF SOCIAL EXCLUSION AND INCLUSIVE POLICY

I/C Director : Dr. R. G. Dandge

Phone: (Office) 0231-2605518

Phone (HOD): 0231-2605518

Official Email ID: [email protected]

HOD Email ID: [email protected]

• Teaching Staff: Sr.No Assistant Professor 1 Smt. Nilisha Prakash Desai 2 Shri. Avinash Gulab Bhale

• Course Offered: Post Graduate Courses


Intake Diploma/P.G.Diploma/Certificate Course

Intake

Nil Nil Nil Nil P.G.Diploma in Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy

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• Course Structure: Compulsory Papers

Code Paper detail

CC-1 Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy

CC-2 Auditing and Measurement of Discrimination and of Inclusive Policy

CC-3 Quantitative Techniques for Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy

Optional Papers

CO-1 Social reform Movement in India

CO-2 Environment and Social Discrimination

CO-3 Social Exclusion and Indian Labour

Project work

CP 1 Project work

Marks

1. CC- 1 to CC – 3 are compulsory each paper will be of 100 Marks 2. A student can select any one optional paper from optional papers and paper will be of 100 Marks

3. CP-1 – project work is compulsory – 100 marks 4. Total Marks of Course = 500

• Infrastructure facilities 1. The Centre at present has a well-furnished Lecture hall and essential educative Equipment’s

• Placement Opportunities- � Job placement opportunities in Voluntary Organizations, NGO, etc. � Job Placement in CSR in Corporate sector. � For Competitive Examinations for Civil Services.

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4.42 YASHWANTRAO CHAVAN SCHOOL OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT (YCSRD)

Director: - Prof. Dr. V. B. Jugale

Phone No. (Office) :- 0231-2609181

M. S. W. in Rural Community Development

� Teaching Staff :-

Sr. No.

Assistant Director / Assistant Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Name & Qualifications 01. Mr. Amol Minchekar,

M.A. (Soc.), MSW 01. Mr. Umesh Gadekar,

MSW, MBA

• Courses Offered :- M.S.W. in Rural Community Development

Post Graduate Courses Intake

M S W in Rural Community Development PART- I 60 M S W in Rural Community Development PART- II 60

• Course Structure :- M S W

Semester System with Credits and Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE)

M. S. W. PART- I : SEMESTER-I

1 Social Work – History and Ideologies 5 Work with Individuals and Families

2 Economic Analysis for Rural Management – I 6 Sociology for Social Workers

3 Human Growth and Development 7 Social work Practicum

4 Quantitative Analysis for Rural Management

M. S. W. PART- I : SEMESTER-II

1 Work with Communities 5 Social Work Research

2 Economic Analysis for Rural Management – II 6 Work with Groups

3 Social Policy, Planning and Development 7 Social Work Practicum

4 Management of Developmental and Welfare

Services

M. S. W. PART- II : SEMESTER-III

1 Social Legislation 5 Panchayati Raj and Rural

Development

2 Environment & Energy management 6 Rural Health and Development

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3 Rural Issues and Development 7 Social Work Practicum

4 Tribal Community Development

M. S. W. PART- II : SEMESTER-IV

1 Dissertation/Computer Applications 5 Rural Development, Environment &

Sustainable Livelihoods

2 Agrarian Relations, Agriculture & Rural

Development

6 Disaster Management

3 NGOs. & Programme Management 7 Social Work Practicum

4 Cooperatives and Rural Development

M. S. W. PART- II : SEMESTER-V

01 Project

� MRS (Master of Rural Studies) � Teaching Staff :-

Sr. No.

Assistant Director /Assistant Professor

Name & Qualifications 01 Mr. Santosh S. Sutar M.Sc (Stat) 02 Ms. Kavita S. Vadrale M.A. (Eco.)

• Courses Offered :-

Post Graduate Courses Intake MRS (Master of Rural Studies) PART- I 60 MRS (Master of Rural Studies) PART- II 60

• Course Structure :- MRS

Semester System with Credits and Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE) MRS PART- I : SEMESTER-I S1.1 Principles and Practices of Rural Development S1.5 Agribusiness, Agripreneurship and

Skill Development S1.2 Economic Analysis for Rural Management - I S1.6 Rural Livelihood Systems S1.3 Management Accounting and Finance S1.7 Research Methodology for Rural

Studies S1.4 Quantitative Analysis for Rural Management MRS PART- I : SEMESTER-II S2.1 Computer Applications for Rural Management S2.5 Risk Management & Rural Insurance S2.2 Economic Analysis for Rural Management - II S2.6 Introduction to Bionomics S2.3 Social Policy, Planning and Development S2.7 Resource Economics S2.4 Trade Liberalization and Global Business

Logistics

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MRS PART- II : SEMESTER-III S3.1 Operations Research S3.5 Geographical Information systems for

Rural Development S3.2 Environment & Energy management S3.6 Rural Development Interventions S3.3

Project Management-I: Planning and Implementation of Rural Development Programmes

S3.7 Rural Development Programmes and policies

S3.4 Rural Product Marketing MRS PART- II : SEMESTER-IV S4.1 Business Budgeting S4.5

Project Management – II: Monitoring and Evaluation of Rural Development Programmes

S4.2 Science and Technology for RD S4.6 Social Corporate Responsibilities S4.3 Co-operative thoughts and collective action S4.4 Finance management MRS PART- II : SEMESTER-V S5.1 Project Work

� M. C. A. ( Rural Informatics ) � Teaching Staff :-

Sr. No.


Name & Qualifications 01 Mrs. Vaishali Bhosale

MCA, M. Phil., MBA 02 Ms. Monali Khachane

M.Sc. (Comp. Sci.)


Post Graduate Courses Intake MCA ( Rural Informatics ) PART- I 60

MCA( Rural Informatics ) PART- II 60

MCA ( Rural Informatics ) PART- III 60

• Course Structure :- MCA ( Rural Informatics )

Semester System with Credits and Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE) MCA PART- I : SEMESTER-I 01 Computer Organization 05 Accounting and Financial

Management 02 Economic Analysis for Rural Management- I 06 Data and File Structures 03 Programming in C++ 07 Lab-I

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04 Quantitative Analysis and Rural Management

MCA PART- I : SEMESTER-II

01 Operating Systems 05 Software Engineering 02 Economic Analysis for Rural

Management- II 06 Computer Network

03 Social Policy Planning and Development

07 Mini-Project - I

04 Database Management System MCA PART- II : SEMESTER-III

01 Operation Research 05 Introduction to Multimedia Systems 02 Environment and Energy Management 06 Information Security & Cyber Laws 03 Internet Programming 07 Lab-II - 04 Object Oriented Modeling and Design MCA PART- II : SEMESTER-IV 01 E-Commerce and Applications 05 Professional Communication Skills 02 Software Project Management 06 Cloud Computing 03 Unix Internals and Programming 07 Mini-Project - II 04 Java Programming MCA PART- III : SEMESTER-V 01 Distributed Systems 05 Elective - II 02 Dataware Housing and Mining 06 Mini Project - III 03 XML and Web Services 07 Lab-III 04 Elective - I 08 Seminar MCA PART- III : SEMESTER-VI 01 Project

� M. B. A. ( Rural Management ) � Teaching Staff :-

Sr. No.

Assistant Director / Assistant Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Name & Qualifications 01. Mr. Gajanan Salunkhe,

MBA, M. Phil 01. Mr. Chetan Galage

B. Tech. (Mech), MBA 02. Dr. Nitin C. Mali

B.Sc., DCM MBA, M.Phil., M.Com., Ph. D.


Post Graduate Courses Intake MBA ( Rural Management ) PART- I 60 MBA ( Rural Management ) PART- II 60

• Course Structure :- MBA ( Rural Management )

Semester System with Credits and Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE)

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MBA PART- I : SEMESTER-I S1.1 Individual and Group Behaviour S1.5 Rural Business Environment

S1.2 Economic Analysis for Rural Management – I

S1.6 Rural Livelihood System

S1.3 Financial and Cost Accounting S1.7 International Trade in Agriculture S1.4 Quantitative Analysis for Rural

Management

MBA PART- I : SEMESTER-II S2.1 Financial Management in Rural

Perspective S2.5 Agriculture Productions and

Operations Management S2.2 Economic Analysis for Rural

Management – II S2.6 Computer Applications for Rural

Management S2.3 Social Policy, Planning and Development S2.7 Managing Cooperatives S2.4 Understanding Organizations

� M. Tech ( Rural Technology ) � Teaching Staff :-

Sr. No.


Name & Qualifications 01. Mr. Sudhir Desai

ME Mechanical


Post Graduate Courses Intake M. Tech ( Rural Technology ) PART- I 18 M. Tech ( Rural Technology ) PART- II

• Course Structure :- M. Tech

Semester System with Credits and Continuous Internal Evaluation (CIE) M. Tech PART- I : SEMESTER-I

RETC 1-1 Energy Scenario & Role Of Rural Technology RETE 1-5 Elective I

RETC 1-2 Economic Analysis for Rural Management – I RETE 1-6 Elective II

RETC 1-3 Quantitative Analysis for Rural Management RETE 1-7 Seminar I

RETC 1-4 Solid Waste Management And Its Conversion

Technologies

M. Tech PART- I : SEMESTER-II RETC 2-1 Remote Sensing and GIS RETE 2-5 Elective III

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RETC 2-2 Economic Analysis for Rural Management – II RETE 2-6 Elective IV

RETC 2-3 Social Policy, Planning and Development RETE 2-7 Seminar II

RETC 2-4 Alternative Fuels for Transportation Technology

M. Tech PART- II : SEMESTER-III T 31 Industrial Training And Field Work

S 32 Dissertation Phase - I

M. Tech PART- II : SEMESTER-IV D 42 Dissertation Phase - II

• Infrastructure facilities :-

Well-equipped computer lab., Internet facility to students , Better access of library and sports Accommodation and other support services

• Placement Opportunities:-

Students of this School are placed in corporate sector NGOs and productive employment opportunities consultative assignments and govt sector employment opportunities.

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4.43 NANO SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

Co-ordinator : Prof. (Dr.) P. S. Patil

Phone (Office) : 0091-0231-2609490

Phone (HOD) : +91 9922235114



� Teaching Staff:

Sr. No.

Professor Sr. No. Associate Professor

Sr. No.

Assistant Professor

Sr. No.

Visiting Professor

1. Dr. P. S. Patil 1. Dr. K. K. Sharma 1. Mr. T. D. Dongale 1. Dr. S. Prabhu, Grenoble Institute of Neuroscience, France

2. Dr. P. J. Patil 2. Prof. (Dr.) C. H. Bhosale 3. Dr. K. D. Pawar 3. Dr. J. K. Nandgave 4. Mr. M. N. Padvi 5. Mr. G. J. Navathe 6. Dr. S. S. Nirmale 7. Mr. K. P. Patil 8. Dr. S. D. Jagdale 9. Dr. A. V. Patil 10. Dr. D. N. Kurhe 11. Dr. N. K. Desai

• Course Offered:

Post Graduate Course Intake Graduate Course Intake Diploma/ PG Diploma/Certificate

Course

Intake

M. Sc. (Nanoscience and Technology)

60 B. Sc. (Nanoscience and Technology)

60

• Course Structure: B. Sc. (Nanoscience and Technology)

Semester- I 1. Mechanics, Properties of Matter and Optics 2. Fundamentals of Chemical Sciences –I 3. Fundamentals of Life Science 4. Mathematical Science 5. Electronic Devices and Circuits

Semester- II 1. Optics, Thermodynamics, Electricity and Magnetism 2. Fundamentals of Chemical Sciences –II 3. Chemical basis of life, Biomolecules, Metabolism 4. Computational Method I 5. Digital Electronics

Semester- III 1. Atomic Physics, Crystallography, Magnetism and Electromagnetic Theory 2. Advanced Chemical Science-I 3. Molecular Cell biology, virology, immunology 4. Basic Instrumentation

Semester- IV 1. Physical Optics, Laser, Quantum and statistical mechanics 2. Advanced Chemical Science-II 3. Biological culture techniques 4. Advanced Instrumentation

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5. Descriptive Statistics and Probability Distributions 5. Computational methods-II

Semester- V 1. Mathematical Methods, Statistical Physics and Solid State Physics 2. Advanced Organic Chemistry 3. Fundamentals of enzymology and Bioinformatics 4. Science at the Nanoscale 5. Environmental Nanoscience

Semester- VI 1. Classical and Quantum Mechanics 2. Medicinal Chemistry and Radioactivity 3. Molecular biology and genetic engineering 4. Properties of Nanomaterials 5. Nanobiology and Nanomedicine

� Each semester carries 500 marks (15 Credits) for Theory course + 200 (08 Credits) marks for Lab-

course = 700 marks (23 Credits)

� Non-credit courses: Communication in Practice, Environmental Science, Personality Development,

Scientific and Technical writing.

• Course Structure: M. Sc. (Nanoscience and Technology)

Semester- VII 1. Synthesis and Characterization Methods 2. Carboneous Nanomaterials 3. Nanocoatings 4. Nanostructured Photovoltaics 5. Nanobiotechnology-I

Semester- VIII 1. Magnetic Nanomaterials 2. Nanomaterials for Energy Storage Devices 3. Catalysis and Photocatalysis 4. Functional Nanomaterials 5. Nanobiotechnology-II

Semester- III 1. Research Project and Dissertation Phase-I 2. Seminar based on project work- I

Semester- IV 1. Research Project and Dissertation Phase-II 2. Seminar based on project work- II

� Each semester carries 500 marks (15 Credits) for Theory course + 200 (08 Credits) marks for Lab-

course = 700 marks (23 Credits)

� The project work will carry 600 marks (18 Credits)

� Non-credit courses: Open source tools and webinars in Nanoscience, Societal implications of

Nanoscience


• Electronics/semiconductor industry

• Materials science including textiles, polymers, packaging, among others

• Auto and aerospace industries

• Biotechnology, Medical fields and pharmaceuticals

• Environmental monitoring, control, and remediation

• Food science including quality control and packaging

• Energy related industries

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