calendar & hand book 2021 - 2022

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S.T.E.T Women’s College (Autonomous)

Sundarakkottai, Mannargudi - 614 016.e-mail : [email protected], web site : www.stet.edu.in,

Phone : 04367 - 255423

(Affiliated to Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli)(Accredited by NAAC - II Cycle)

(An ISO 9001:2015 Certified Institution)

“Arise, Awake and Stop NotTill the Goal is Reached”

- Swami Vivekanandha

CALENDAR & HAND BOOK

2021 - 2022

SENGAMALA THAYAAR EDUCATIONALTRUST WOMEN’S COLLEGE

(AUTONOMOUS)

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BIO - DATA OF THE STUDENT

Name of the student :

Class & Roll No. :

Register No. :

Date of Birth :

Community :

Father’s / Guardian’sName :

Father’s Occupation :

Physically Challenged :

Hostel Students - Room No /Day Scholar - Bus No. :

Address :

Aadhar No. :

Contact Phone No. :

E-mail Id :

Blood Group :

Remarks :

Signature of the Class Incharge Student’s Signature

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HISTORY OF THE COLLEGE

Mannargudi or Raja Mannarkoil which derives its namefrom the Presiding Deity of the town Sri Rajagopalaswamyis a century old Municipality in the heart of the old undividedThanjavur District and which is now one of the importanttowns of Thiruvarur district.

Our College has taken the name of Sri SengamalaThayaar, the Divine Consort of Sri Rajagopalaswamy.Though there is one Government College in Mannargudi, theneed for an exclusive women’s college has always beenkeenly felt. Swami Vivekananda said to Indian women thatthey should light up the lamp of knowledge and becomefearless, compassionate and large hearted and acquirepractical efficiency. As women prove their efficiency in variousfields, including the Air Force, our founder Late. SrimathiKrishnaveni, wife of Late. Sri Vivekanandan, decided to fulfillthe long felt educational need of the people of Mannargudiand its surrounding taluks.

Our Managing Trustee Dr. V. Dhivaharan as his nameindicates has brought light to educate the women especiallyto dispel the darkness of ignorance. Dr. V. Dhivaharan whoseeducational ideas are firmly rooted in the traditional cultureof our country is a man of eminence and an epitome ofefficiency. The College was started on 27-08-1994 becauseof his tireless hard work.

The College has as its motto “ARISE AWAKE ANDSTOP NOT TILL THE GOAL IS REACHED”, one of the worldfamous utterances of Swami Vivekananda who was born toregenerate India. The College will Prove Worthy of such anoble motto. The students will prove themselves to be thestrong pillars of a glorious future in India.

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Education in its real sense aims not merely at theenlargement of intellectual horizons but also at impartingculture and refinement, making us conscious of our moraland social responsibilities. The College offers useful joboriented courses with the grace of the Divine Mother and itstrives hard to adopt the golden words of Swami Vivekananda“Educate our women first and leave them to themselves’’.In2019 – 2020 the college celebrated the Silver Jubilee.

The college has been granted Autonomous Status byUGC from the Academic Year 2020 – 2021 by the tirelesshardwork of the Correspondent, Principal, Faculty Members,Non teaching staff members and Students of the Institution.

THE EMBLEM OF OUR COLLEGEOur college emblem which is bearing the picture of a

Temple, a Light Pillar, Two traditional lamps and a Book, isinterestingly inducing our thoughts. The lamps shining brightlyindicate the greatness of our culture.

The College is dedicated to the girl students with thesole intention of not only imparting education, but also to teachthem the principles to lead a better life with peace andpleasure just as the shining lamps in the emblem.

The Book in the emblem stands for the importance ofeducation for women. If a girl is educated, in future her wholefamily would become educated. An educated women is ableto live with self - confidence and shine with individuality in thesociety.

The man by his wisdom differs from the otherbeings on the earth and tries hard to find out what is life on awhole. To achieve this eternal life, deep and strong wisdomis needed and God helps man to get this wisdom. The Lightpillar in the emblem internally instigates this and also standsas an example of man’s very high aim.

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The aim of education is mainly to get high thoughts,perseverance and the blessings of God. The Temple in theemblem expressively stands indicating the necessity to obtainthese qualities. Above all the success of life in man’s lifedepends upon his high aims.

The students of our esteemed college, during their stayhere should avail this opportunity to get the maximum gainsand become fully prepared to lead an active and successfullife following the teachings of Swami Vivekananda. With thisintention a piece of Swamiji’s teachings “Arise, Awake’’ isadded in the emblem as our motto.VISION

To blossom into a Centre of Excellence in HigherEducation and Research, targeting the women students ofthe downtrodden and economically weaker section of thesociety, so as to enlighten, empower and make theminstrumental in creating a par excellent society.MISSION Creating an academic environment by providing modern

infrastructure facilities and current advancement inhumanities, science and technology

Providing not only quality education but also inculcatingdiscipline and moral values

OBJECTIVES To provide higher education to the women students of

the rural and economically weaker sections of the society To provide sophisticated infrastructure facilities for

teaching, learning and research To adopt recent technological advancements and

innovations in teaching-learning processes through ICTso as to make them competent

To work consistently towards achieving excellence in theteaching and learning process in the institution

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To promote knowledge through research, both in basicand applied areas of science and technology and todisseminate such knowledge through publications,extension activities and consultancy services

To inculcate positive attitude, intellectual abilities,reflective personal growth, leadership qualities and todevelop service-oriented mind set of women in theprocess of teaching and learning

To establish collaboration with advanced centers ofeducation and research, industries, corporates throughMemorandum of Understanding

To provide value based higher education to women soas to make them socially responsible and good citizens

Ultimately, the women students will be empoweredthrough holistic development for nation building

MILESTONES OF THE INSTITUTION Post Graduate Diploma in Big Data Analytics programme

is introduced Research Programmes have been introduced in the

department of Microbiology, Biochemistry, Commerce,Computer Science,and Economics.

The management has provided 65 mbps internet servicefrom BSNL and in 100 mbps 1:1 ratio leased line internetservice from JIO

Received the certificate of recognition from the ICTACT,Chennai award for “Best Practices – Higher Educationin Tamilnadu for Empowering local Schools” in the year2017

Our college is assigned as a mentor institution to inductand assist non- accredited colleges to successfully getthemselves accredited by NAAC

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Programmes Offered : UndergraduateB.A., - EconomicsB.A., - EnglishB.B.A.B.Com.,B.Sc., - MathematicsB.Sc., - Computer ScienceB.Sc., - BiochemistryB.Sc., - MicrobiologyB.Sc., - Nutrition & DieteticsB.Sc., - PhysicsB.Sc., - ChemistryB.C.A.PostgraduateM.A., - EconomicsM.A., - EnglishM.Com.,M.Sc., - MathematicsM.Sc., - Computer ScienceM.Sc., - BiochemistryM.Sc., - MicrobiologyM.Sc., - Food Service Management and DieteticsM.Sc., - PhysicsM.Sc., - ChemistryM.Sc., - Information TechnologyResearchM.Phil., - BiochemistryM.Phil., - MicrobiologyM.Phil., - CommerceM.Phil., - Computer ScienceM.Phil., - EconomicsPh.D., - MicrobiologyPh.D., - BiochemistryPh.D., - Computer SciencePh.D., - CommerceA.I.C.T.E.Approved P.G.ProgammesM.C.A.M.B.A.P.G. DiplomaPGDBDA - Big Data Analytics

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FOUNDER OF THE COLLEGE

(Late) Srimathi. V. KRISHNAVENI,32/1, Mannai Nagar, Mannargudi - 614 001.

CORRESPONDENT

Dr. V. DHIVAHARAN, M.Sc.,D.E.M.,Ph.D.,Dean, Department of Life Science.

PRINCIPALDr. S. AMUDHA, M.Com., M.Phil., M.B.A., Ph.D.,

VICE PRINCIPALS

Dr. N. UMA MAHESWARI, M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D.,

Dr. R. ANURADHA, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D.,

Department of Tamil

Dr. V.Jayanthi M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., SET., Head & Assistant Professor

Dr. V.Kavitha M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., SET.,Assistant Professor

Ms. J. Porchelvi M.A., M.Phil., SET., Assistant Professor

Dr. R.Kalaiselvi M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Ms. J. Kalaimani M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., SET., Assistant Professor

Dr. L.Mekala M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed.,Ph.D., SET.,COPA., Assistant Professor

Dr. K.Thillaiyadi Valliyammai M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed.,Ph.D.,

Assistant Professor

Dr. S.Kaladevi M.A., M.Phil., T.P.T Ph.D., UGC-NET., Assistant Professor

Dr. E.Amutha M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., SET., Assistant Professor

Dr. A.Kamala M.A., M.Phil.,Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Ms. S.Roseline Mary M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., UGC-NET., SET.,Assistant Professor

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Department of EnglishMs.S.Selvamuthukumari, M.A., M.Phil., Head & Assistant Professor

Dr.D. Jeyanandh, M.A., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Ms.S.Jayalakshmi, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Assistant Professor

Ms.J.Vidhya, M.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms.V.Rega, M.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms.B.Nanthini, M.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms.A.Mary Selva Israeliya, M.A.,M.B.A.,M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms.R.Selva, M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms.A.Kanimozhi, M.A., B.Ed., Assistant Professor

Ms.G. Senpagapriya M.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms.E. Suriya M.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms.S. Ponnarasi M.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms.T. Akila, M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Assistant Professor

Dr.M. Sathiya M.A., B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Ms.S. Vijaya, M.A., B.Ed., Assistant Professor

Department of EconomicsDr. T.Vijayalakshmi M.A. (Eng), M.A. (Eco), M.Phil., Ph.D., D.C.A., SET,

Head & Assistant Professor

Dr. R.Kamala Jayanthi M.A.,M.Phil., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Dr. R. Malathi M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., D.C.A., Assistant Professor

Dr.M. Hema Priyadharshini M.A., Ph.D., P.G.D.C.A., Assistant Professor

Ms. K. Vithyakala M.A., M.Phil., DCTT., Assistant Professor

Dr. J. Shanthi M.A., M.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Ms. K.Archana M.A., M.Phil.,DCA., Assistant Professor

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Department of Business AdministrationDr. V.Pattammal, M.Com., M.Phil., P.G.D.L.A., M.B.A., U.G.C-NET.

(Com & Mgt),SET. Ph.D., Head & Assistant Professor

Dr. K.Sudha, M.B.M., M.Phil., M.B.A., U.G.C.,NET., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Dr. P.V. Pothigaimalai, M.B.A., M.Phil., P.G.D.H.R.M., U.G.C-NET.

Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Dr. K. Bharathipriya, M.B.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Dr. S. Geetha, M.B.A., M.Phil.,Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Ms. R.Sumathi, M.B.M., M.Phil., B.Ed., Assistant Professor

Ms. G.Bharathi, M.B.A., M.Phil., D.C.S., Assistant Professor

Ms. S. Noorjahan, M.B.A., M.Phil., H.D.C.A., Assistant Professor

Department of CommerceDr.S.Amudha, M.Com.,M.Phil.,M.B.A., Ph.D., Principal.Dr.B.Kayathiri Bai, M.Com., M.Phil., PCP., Ph.D., Head & Assistant Professor

Dr.J.Anitha, M.Com., M.Phil., M.B.A., PCP., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Ms.S.Thazhkuzhali, M.Com., M.Phil., B.Ed., Assistant Professor

Dr.K.Gomathi, M.Com., M.Phil., PCP., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Dr.K.Vembu, M.Com., M.Phil., UGC-NET., Ph.D., IMPACT., Assistant Professor

Ms.P. Rathinadevi, M.Com., M.Phil., PGDCA., B.Ed., MBA., Assistant Professor

Dr.D.Supulakshmi, M.Com., M.Phil., SET., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Ms.J.Annammal, M.Com., M.Phil., B.Ed., HDCA. Assistant Professor

Ms.P.Sathya, M.Com., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms.C.Vijayasanthi, M.Com., M.Phil., PGDCA., Assistant Professor

Ms.G.Bhuvaneshwari, M.Com., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms.A.Selvakumari, M.Com., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms.M.Balamirtham, M.Com., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms.B.Arulmozhi, M.Com., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms.J. Vidhya, M.Com., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

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Department of MathematicsDr.A.Yogeswari, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Controller of Examination

Dr.S.Rukmani, M.Sc., M.Phil, Ph.D., Head I/C - Assistant Professor

Dr.S.Suganthi, M.Sc.,M.Phil.,Ph.D., SET Assistant Professor

Dr.A.Arul Selvi, M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Ms.R.Menaga, M.Sc.,M.Phil., B.Ed., Assistant Professor

Ms.K.Vimala, M.Sc.,M.Phil., B.Ed., Assistant Professor

Mr.N. Duraimanickam, M.Sc.,M.Phil., M.Ed.,PGDCA, Assistant Professor

Ms.K.Tamilkani, M.Sc.,M.Phil., B.Ed., Assistant Professor

Ms. G. Shyamala, M.Sc.,M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Dr. G.Kokila, M.Sc.,M.Phil, Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Ms. R.Bharathi, M.Sc.,M.Phil., B.Ed., PGDCA, Assistant Professor

Ms. G.Monica Gladys, M.Sc.,M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Department of Computer ScienceDr. V. Geetha, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D., Head & Assistant Professor

Dr. R. Anitha, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Ms. N. Subhalakshmi, M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms. C. Jasmine, M.Sc.,(IT) M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms. V. Mangaiyarkarasi, M.C.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms. G. Geetha, M.Sc., M.Phil., M.Tech., Assistant Professor

Ms. S. Keerthika, M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms. R. Akilandeswari, M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms. V. Akilandeswari, M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms. A. Abinaya, M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms. A. Srilekha, MCA., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms. S.L. Savitha, MCA., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

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Department of Information TechnologyMs. R. Manjupargavi, M.Sc.,M.Phil.,B.Ed., SET Assistant Professor

Ms. K. Savima, M.Sc.,M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Network AdministratorMr. B. Mukunthan, B.Tech.,

Department of BiochemistryDr. R. Anuradha, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Head & Assistant Professor

Dr. T. Ananthi, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., SET., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Dr. S.Manikandaselvi, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Dr. G.Prasanna, M.Sc., M.Phil., SET. Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Dr. V.Saratha, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Ms. A. M. Thafshila Aafrin, M.Sc., M.Phil., D.O.A. Assistant Professor

Department of MicrobiologyDr.V.Dhivaharan, M.Sc.,D.E.M., Ph.D., Dean

Dr.N.Uma Maheswari, M.Sc., B.Ed., Ph.D., Head & Assistant Professor

Dr.M.Kannahi, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Dr.K.Kandavel, M.Sc., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Dr.J.Victoria, M.Sc., M.Phil., SET., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Dr.R.Mangalanayaki, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Dr.G.Manimekalai, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Dr.K.Ahilandeswari, M.Sc., M.Phil., PGDCA., Ph.D., UGC - NET., Assistant Professor

Ms.P.Maheswari, M.Sc., M.Phil., M.Ed., Assistant Professor

Ms.T.Tamilvani, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., HDCA., Assistant Professor

Department of Nutrition & DieteticsMs. G.K.Gomathi, M.Sc., PGDHM., M.Phil., SET. Head & Assistant Professor

Ms. R.Vijayalakshmi, M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

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Ms. R.Kaviyarasi, M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms. V.Anitha, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Assistant Professor

Ms. G.Uthaya, M.Sc., M.Phil..,UGC-NET., Assistant Professor

Ms. A.Vidhya, M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Department of M.B.A.Dr. G. Vijayalakshmi, M.B.A., Ph.D., Director & Head

Dr.S. Indirani, M.B.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Ms.B. Saranya, M.B.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms.S. Sangeetha, M.B.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms.V. Bairavi, M.B.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Department of Computer ApplicationsDr. M.V. Srinath, M.C.A., Ph.D., Director

Dr. A. Adhiselvam, M.Sc., PBDCA., M.C.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., SET.,

Head & Assistant Professor

Dr. S. Vince Raichel, M.C.A., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Dr.V. Alamelu Mangayarkarasi, M.C.A., M.Phil., Ph.D., SET., Assistant Professor

Dr. K. Vinayakan, M.C.A., Ph.D., SET., Assistant Professor

Ms.P. Rani, M.C.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms. S. Riswana Banu, M.C.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms.J. Ramya, M.C.A., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Department of PhysicsDr. R. Rathi, M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., Head & Assistant Professor

Ms. J. Immaculate Sagayarani, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Assistant Professor

Dr. S. Malini, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed.,PGDCA., Ph.D., Assistant Professor

Ms. K. Sooryakala, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Assistant Professor

Ms. B. Revathi, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed.,M.Sc.,(Yoga), Assistant Professor

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Ms. R. Radha, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Assistant Professor

Ms. D. Saritha, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Assistant Professor

Ms. R. Maheswari, M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Assistant Professor

Ms. A. Prabavathi, M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms. K.Priya, M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms. S.Aruna, M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Department of ChemistryMs. S. Sujatha, M.Sc., M.Phil., Head & Assistant Professor

Ms. T. Vimala, M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Ms. D. Karthika, M.Sc., M.Phil.,B.Ed., Assistant Professor

Ms. K. Sujitha, M.Sc.,M.Phil.,PGDCA, Assistant Professor

Ms. P. Sasi, M.Sc., M.Phil.,B.Ed., Assistant Professor

Ms. S. Sasikruba, M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Professor

Librarian :Ms. S. Indumathi, M.Com., M.Phil., B.Ed., M.L.I.S.,

Ms.P. Sakthilakshmi, M.A., M.Phil., M.L.I.S.,

Physical Education Department :Ms. G. Pushpa, B.Com., M.P.Ed., P.G.D.I.Y.,

Dr. E. Jamuna Devi, B.Sc., M.P.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D., P.G.D.I.Y.,

Office :Ms. M. Latha, Head Clerk

Ms. K. Anbukkarasi, Accountant

Ms. M. Malarkodi, University Clerk

Ms. E. Karthiga, Junior Assistant

Ms. M. Nivetha, Junior Assistant

Ms. S. Sajitha, Junior Assistant

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Ms. S. Ambiga, Office Assistant

COE Office :Ms. T. Arulselvi, B.Com., (CA), M.B.A., Junior Assistant

Ms. B. Maheswari, M.SC., Junior Assistant

Lab Assistants :Ms. T.Amutha, B.Sc., B.Ed., Department of Microbiology

Ms. S. Suganthi, B.Sc., B.Ed., Department of Biochemistry

Ms. K. Jayalakshmi, B.Sc., Department of Biochemistry

Ms.S.Renuka, B.Sc., Department of Microbiology

Ms.T.Vijayakumari, D.C.Tech., Department of Computer Science

Ms.S.Selvanayaki, B.Sc., Department of Chemistry

Ms.K.Jothi, B.Sc., Department of Computer Science

Ms.V.Priyanga, M.Sc., Department of Physics

Ms.B.Abarna, B.Sc., Department of Physics

Ms. B.Archanadevi, B.Sc., Department of Nutrition and Dietetics

Ms. R. Jayabharathi, B.Sc., Department of Chemistry

Ms.K. Bhuvaneswari, M.Sc.,Software engineering Department

of Computer Science

Ms.V.S. Lakshmi Priya, M.C.A., Department of Computer Science

Ms.L. Bhuvaneswari, M.Sc., Department of Computer Science

Library Assistants :Ms. T. Bhuvaneswari, M.A., B.Ed., C.L.I.S.,

Ms. K. Durgadevi, B.Sc., B.Ed., M.L.I.S.,

Ms.A. Prema, M.Sc., B.Ed.,

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GOVERNING BODY

Members From the Board of ManagementDr. V. Dhivaharan Correspondent and Secretary

Mrs. D. H. Latha Member

Mr. B. Thamilzharasan Member

Mr. T. Rajendran Member

Mr. S. Rajadurai Member

Teachers RepresentativeDr. N. Uma Maheswari Vice-Principal (General)

Dr. R. Anuradha Vice-Principal (Research)

Educationist Nominated by the ManagementDr. J. Pandiyan, Assistant Professor of Zoology and WLB,

AVC College (Autonomous),

Mannampandal, Mayiladuthurai.

UGC NomineeDr. (Ms.) K.Rama Adviser,

National Assessment and

Accreditation Council, Bengaluru

State Government NomineeThe Regional Joint Raja Serfoji Government Arts

Director of Collegiate College,

Education Thanjavur Campus, Thanjavur

University NomineeDr. V. Vinod Kumar Professor & Head, Department of English,

Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli

Ex Officio MemberDr. S. Amudha Principal

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ACADEMIC COUNCILChairmanDr. S. Amudha Principal

MembersDr. V. Jayanthi Head, Department of Tamil

Ms. S. Selvamuthukumari Head, Department of English

Dr. T. Vijayalakshmi Head, Department of Economics

Dr. V. Pattammal Head, Department of Business

Administration

Dr. B. Kayathiri Bai Head,Department of Commerce

Dr. S. Rukmani Head i/c,

Department of Mathematics

Dr. V. Geetha Head,

Department of Computer Science

Dr. N. Uma Maheswari Head, Department of Microbiology

Dr. R. Anuradha Head, Department of Biochemistry

Ms. G.K. Gomathi Head,

Department of Nutrition & Dietetics

Dr. R. Rathi Head, Department of Physics

Ms. S. Sujatha Head, Department of Chemistry

Dr. G. Vijayalakshmi Head,

Department of Management Studies

Dr. A. Adhiselvam Head,

Department of Computer Applications

Controller of ExaminationsDr. A.Yogeswari Head, Department of Mathematics

Deputy Controller of ExaminationsDr. J. Victoria Assistant Professor,

Department of Microbiology

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Dr. R. Anitha Assistant Professor,

Department of Computer Science

Member of Teachers Representative

Dr. M.V. Srinath Director,

Department of Computer Applications

Dr. K. Kandavel, Assistant Professor,


Dr. K. Sudha Assistant Professor,

Department of Business Administration

Dr. M. Kannahi Director of CDC

Experts From Various FieldsDr. J. Pandiyan, Member - Academician

Assistant Professor,

AVC College (Autonomous),

Mannampandal, Mayiladuthurai.

Dr. V. Ambikapathi Member - Academician

Associate Professor,

Department of Botany & Microbiology,

A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College (Aut),Poondi.

Dr. S. Manoharan Member - Academician

Professor,

Department of Biochemistry & Biotechnology

Annamalai University,

Chidambaram

Mr. B. Thamilzharasan, B.A.B.L., Member - Law

Advocate, Mannargudi.

Dr. C. Ashok Kumar, M.D., Member – Medicine

C.A.K. Polyclinic,Mannargudi.

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Nominees From the Parent UniversityDr. L. Ganesan,Professor,

Department of Economics,


Dr. N. Thajuddin,Professor,

Department of Microbiology,


Dr. A. Lakshmi Prabha,Professor,

Department of Botany,


Special InviteesDr. A.S. NageswaranDirector

Council for College and Curriculum Development,


Dr. R. Saravanamuthu,Director R&D

STET Women’s College (Autonomous),

Mannargudi.

Member SecretaryDr. S. Rukmani, Head i/c,


Students RepresentativeMs.S.Haritha II M.Sc.,


Ms.M. Suhaina Parveen II B.Sc.,


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Principal

Mr. K. V inayakan

Principal

Dr. G.Vijayalakshmi

Dr. M. Kannahi

Ms. S. Indumathi

Dr. V. Pattammal

Dr. S. Indirani

Dr. K. Sudha

Ms. S.Selvamuthukumari

Ms.G.K.Gomathi

Dr. M.V. SrinathDr. M. Kannahi

Dr. M. Kannahi

Dr.T.Ananthi

Dr.S.Manikandaselvi

Dr. V. Geetha

Principal & VicePrincipals

Ms. P. Rani

Dr. A. Adhiselvam

Ms.S.Sujatha

Dr. R. Rathi

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Administrative Committee

1. Staff Council

2. Transport Committee

3. Hostel Committee

4. IQAC

5. Research and Development Cell

6. Library Advisory

7. Examination Committee

8. Entrepreneurship Development Cell

9. Consumer Citizen Club

10. Internal Complaints Committee

11. Alumnae Association

12. Institution Industry Interface Committee

13.Curriculum Development Cell

14.Mentor-Mentee

15.IPR Cell

16.Cyber Crime Awareness Club

17.Parents Teachers Association

Student Support Committee

1. Placement Cell

2. Target CE

3. Soft Skill Development Cell

4. Grievance Redressal Cell

COMMITTEESName of the Committee Co-ordinator Meeting

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COMMITTEESName of the Committee Co-ordinator Meeting

Schedule5. Health Club

6. Disability Resource Centre

7. We Can

8. Counselling Cell

9. Anti Ragging Committee

10. Discipline Committee

Part – V Clubs

1. NCC

2. NSS

3. Electoral Literacy Club

4. Sports and Games

5. Fine Arts

6. Rotaract

7. Student Exnora

8. Youth Red Cross

9. Red Ribbon Club

Ms. G.K. Gomathi

Ms. R. Radha

Dr. V. Geetha

Dr.T.Vijayalakshmi

Dr. B. Kayathiri Bai

Dr.V.Jayanthi

Ms.A.Kanimozhi

Ms. G. Geetha

Ms. G. Geetha

Ms. G. Pushpa

Ms. K. Savima

Dr.D.Supulakshmi

Dr. S. Geetha

Ms. R. Kaviyarasi

Dr. K. Ahilandeswari

Twice in a Semester

Twice in a Semester

Twice in a Semester

Twice in a Semester

Twice in a Semester

Twice in a Semester

Twice in a Semester

Twice in a Semester

Twice in a Semester

Twice in a Semester

Twice in a Semester

Twice in a Semester

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ACADEMIC INFORMATION

Attendance1. Regular attendance of the students is compulsory.2. The student should not be absent without producing

proper leave letter duly signed by the parent and the classincharge.

3. Attendance will not be given to the late comers.4. The Student will be allowed to appear for the University

Examinations only if she has atleast 75% of attendanceeach semester. She will be eligible to get the governmentscholarship only if she has 75% of attendance.

Examination1. The End Semester Examination will be conducted by the

University for 75 marks and the remaining 25 marks willbe given by the college as Continuous InternalAssessment (CIA) by conducting Cycle Tests andSeminars in the College.

2. In the case of first year UG & PG Programme a studentshould compulsorily attend atleast one paper in the firstsemester University Examination to continue their course.

Cycle Test / Model Examination1. It is a regular feature in our college to conduct Cycle Tests

covering various units of the syllabus during eachsemester.

2. The purpose of the Cycle Test is to make the studentskeep abreast of the day to day classes and prepare themwell for the University Examinations.

3. The Cycle Test marks are intimated to the parents andweak students are given special attention.

4. The Cycle Test profile should be returned to the classincharge after getting the signature of the parent.

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5. The student who scores fail mark or absent for the CycleTest will not be allowed to write the University Examination.

6. Slow learners are identified and coaching and remedialclasses are arranged for them.

Special FeaturesStudent Support Services1. IQAC (Internal Quality Assurance Cell) : Quality

enhancement is achieved by the efforts taken by IQAC.It takes care of ensure quality infrastructure and teachinglearning processes on par with said standards.

2. R&D Cell (Research and Development Cell) : R&Dmonitors and streamlines the research activities of variousdepartments, guidance regarding the funding resources,preparation of project proposals, publication of journals,publication of research articles, books with high impactfactor.

3. Network Connectivity : Our college uses 65mbpsinternet service from BSNL and 100 mbps1:1 leased lineinternet connectivity from JIO and is available throughoutthe campus for web based education through wire &wi-Fi network connectivity.

4. Solar Power Plant : To tap solar energy, 20 KW solarpower plant has been installed in our institution.

5. e-resources : Students are supported in making thelearning process easy besides the conventional teachinglearning process through ICT, e-resources etc., Ourcollege has been enrolled in N-LIST (National Library andInformation Services Infrastructure for Scholarly Content)and it enables our students and staff to accessinformation.

6. International Journal : An International Journal ofScientificTransactions in Environment and Technovation(STET) is providing opportunity for the students and facultymembers to publish their research articles.

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7. Library : S.T.E.T. has a centralized library withcomputerized search facility with a total of 59,201 volumesand subscribes to 193 specialized journals. There is anexclusive library for the MBA and MCA students with 18,386volumes and subscribes to 98 journals.

8. Biominin Laboratories : Biominin Laboratories produceMicro nutrients and Bio fertilizers to get high yield and toconserve environment.

9. Diploma and Certificate Courses : S.T.E.T. Computercentre offers Diploma Courses such as D.C.A., D.D.T.P,Diploma in R.D.B.M.S. for the interested students afterthe college hours. Value added programmes such as Yoga,Tailoring and Karate, certificate courses and Hands ontraining programme empower the students.

10. Placement Cell : S.T.E.T. placement cell plays an activerole in opening up opportunities for the students and placethem in premier organizations.

11. EDC : The EDC identifies potential entrepreneurs andprovides them training programs for acquiring special skillsand knowledge, necessary to start a new venture.

12. Spoken English : Spoken English classes to the fresherson Special Day orders is a prominent feature.

13. Fine Arts : Regular classes will be held inBhrathanattiyam,Carnatic Music and musical instrumentslike Keyboard, Veena, Guitar, Violin, etc. for the interestedstudents.

14. Quiz Club : The quiz club conducts quiz competitionsfor the students periodically. It helps the students to exposetheir brilliance and hidden talents.

15. Part V Activities : Various Part V Clubs such as Sports &Games, NSS, YRC, RRC, EXNORA and Rotaract arefunctioning effectively throughout the year.

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STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES State Government - SC/ST, Uzhavar Padukappu Thittam,

Minority Scholarship Central Govenment - Single girl child Scholarship Educational Loan Endowment Prize for Rank Holders Department Library OPAC Facility INFLIBNET/N-LIST Facility ICT - NPTEL, Smart classroom Tailoring Class Student Health Care Centre Quiz Club Online Test Coaching class for competitive Examinations TANCET Coaching NET/SET Coaching Students Elite group Vedic Mathematics Software Development Council (SDC) Free Wi-Fi Facility Field Visit / Industrial Visit / Internship / Hands on training Student co-operatives stores English Language Laboratory Spoken English Class College Annual Magazine Remedial Classes Tutorial Ward Bridge Course Certificate / Diploma Courses Subject Glossary NDLI

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Tamil

English

Economics

B.B.A.

Commerce

Mathematics

ComputerScience

Biochemistry

Microbiology

Nutrition andDietetics

Physics

Chemistry

M.B.A.,

ComputerApplications

PainthamizhSangam

Literary Club

Economists Club

Parkers Club

CommerceAssociation

Hypatia Club

IT Park

Biodia Club

Robert koch

Nutraplex Club

Opto Club

Curie Club

Opal Club

Oriontech Club

Thellu Tamizh

Damsels’ Views

Path Finder

Espousal

Nexus

Aryabhatta

CSLILO

Biogenesis

Invisible

Nurture

Galaxy

Chem views

The First Step

CAN

S.No. Department Name of the Club

Name of the NewsLetter

Departmental Club and News Letter

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DISCIPLINE

1. Adherence to strict discipline in the college is a must.

2. The Student will not be permitted to go out of the collegepremises during working hours.

3 All the students should be modestly dressed.

4. The Student should not stay at private residence withoutprior permission of the Head of the Department.

5. Without the permission of the Head of the Departmentand parent, the students are not allowed to change theirbus.

6. During the functions, the college closing time will beinformed to the parents through the students and theparents should take care of the student’s arrival at home.

Rules & Regulations of the Hostel

1. Each hostel student will be given a visitor’s pass. Thephotographs of the father, mother and local guardianshould be pasted in the visitor’s pass. Parents shouldbring the visitor’s pass to meet their wards.

2. Parents will be allowed to see their daughters only onvisitors day, i.e., on first Sunday of every month from 10.00a.m. to 3.00 p.m.

3. Students should be escorted by the parents during thedeparture and arrival to the hostel. When students areleaving the hostel for holidays, parents should handoverthe visitor’s pass to the warden and it will be returned tothe parents on arrival of the students to the hostel.

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4. Students are not allowed to use mobile phones in thehostel.

5. Parents are not allowed to give their cell phone to theirdaughters during the visitors day.

6. Students are not allowed to enter their friend’s rooms inthe hostel.

7. Students are not allowed to get money or things from theday scholar students.

8. Students should not violate the rules and regulations ofthe hostel.

9. Hostel students should maintain cleanliness both insideand outside of the hostel.

LIBRARY

RULES AND REGULATIONS

The following procedures are adopted to borrow books fromthe library.

I. LIBRARY TOKEN

1. Each library token will enable the borrower to take onebook only.

2. The library token will be given to the borrower when thebook is returned.

3. The due date will be stamped on the slip pasted on thefirst page of the book borrowed.

4. Extension of time will be permitted for only one time.

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5. If the book is not returned in due date a fine of 5 /- Rupeeper day will be levied from the borrower.

6. The out going students are to return their borrower librarytoken at the end of the respective academic year and getthe clearance certificate from the Librarian.

7. The Course completion certificate shall be issued, onlyon producing the “No Due’’ certificate from the Librarian.

II LOSS OF BOOKS / BORROWER’S TOKEN

1. The loss of Library books or library borrower token shouldbe reported immediately to the Principal through theHoD in a written form.

2. Duplicate token will be issued through the Head oftheDepartment on payment of Rs.50/- per token.

3. If any book is lost, the borrower should replace anothercopy of the same in good condition or she will be requiredto pay double the cost of the published price of thebook.

4. All the fine amount should be paid to office and studentscan collect their respective bills.

III GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS TO BE FOLLOWED INTHE LIBRARY

1. The users of the Library are strictly instructed to leave alltheir books, note books and bags outside the library.

2. Silence should be strictly observed in the library.

3. Reference books are not meant for lending and theyshould not be taken out of the Library.

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4. The open access system is followed. Students are notpermitted to replace the books in the shelves after theuse.

5. Current periodicals and Journals will not be issued.Earlier issues of the same will be issued to the staffmembers and students.

6. The borrowers will be held responsible for any lapse,damage and non-return of the books issued.

7. Question bank, Back volumes and project notes are alsoavailable in the library for student’s reference.

8. E-resources are available in the form of e-journal, e-booksand CD’S

IV DONATIONS TO THE LIBRARY

The Library accepts donation of books from individuals,Societies and Institutions. Such donations once acceptedshall be the absolute property of the college. Booksdonated by the Student’s are maintained in theDepartment Library.

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RULES & REGULATIONS FOR AUTONOMOUSExamination:

The End Semester Examination will be conducted for75 marks and the remaining 25 marks will be given by thesubject incharge as Continuous Internal Assessment (CIA)by considering Internal Tests, Assignments, Attendance andSeminars in the College.Internal Tests:

There will be two centralized Internal Tests, for eachcourse in a semester. Each test will be of three hours duration.Absentees for Internal Tests:

If a student is not able to write the Internal Testsbecause of her participation in an important event related toNCC, NSS or Games/Sports representing the College/University, the student has to get the prior permission of thePrincipal through the proper channel and submit the same tothe Office of the Controller of Examinations. Retest requestshould be submitted to the COE’s Office within 7 days afterthe completion of Internal test. Applications submitted afterthe deadline will not be considered for retest.Attendance:

Attendance is mandatory. Marks proportionate to thenumber of days of absence will be reduced from themaximum, and if a student has attendance less than 50% ofthe total number of working days, he/she will lose the entiremarks for attendance.

End Semester Examinations (ESE) :All those students who have put in the required number

of days of attendance are eligible to appear for the ESEirrespective of whether they have passed in the CIA or not.They have to pay the examination fees for all the current

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courses and the arrear courses, if any, and submit theapplication form before the due date, specified for thepurpose. For any reason the dates will not be extended.

Disciplinary Action for Malpractice :Malpractice by students during the Internal Tests and

End Semester Examinations will be viewed seriously. Allreported cases of malpractice during Internal Tests, EndSemester Examinations in Theory and Practicals, ProjectViva-Voce, Field Work, Internship etc. will be referred to theDisciplinary Action Committee (DAC). The Committee willenquire the candidate in the presence of her parent/s andtake an appropriate decision regarding the punishment to thecandidate. The decision taken by the DAC will be final andbinding. Students, found guilty of malpractice, will bedebarred from writing two consecutive End SemesterExaminations immediately following the one in which theywere caught for malpractice.

End Semester Examinations Arrears :Students who fail in any course(s) (both Theory and

Practical) in the End Semester Examinations, shall bepermitted to write their arrear examinations in the nextrespective semester only.

Revaluation for the End Semester Examinations : A candidate can apply for revaluation / transparency of a

maximum of two theory courses of the current semester

Students should apply for revaluation through HOD within 7 days of the publication of the results and theprescribed form available in the controller’s office ordownload it from the college Website.

No revaluation for online examinations.

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No application for revaluation will be taken up forconsideration, if it is not duly recommended by the Headof the Department concerned.

Supplementary Examinations :The College will conduct Supplementary Examinations

for the arrear students immediately after the publication ofresults of the End Semester Examinations. Arrear Students(both Theory & Practical) can appear in the respectivesemesters only.

* Out gone Students, Malpractice and Redo categorystudents are not eligible for instant Examinations.

* Students have to apply to the Controller’s Office within15 days of the publication of the results.

Time Ceiling for Completion of Degree :i) The candidates who are admitted on or after 2018-2019

onwards will be allowed to complete the UG/PGProgrammes within two years from the completion ofprogramme.

ii) In exceptional circumstances a further extension of onemore year may be granted. The exceptionalcircumstances be spelt out clearly by the relevantstatutory body concerned the University.

iii) During the extended period the student shall beconsidered as a private candidate and also not be eligiblefor ranking.

iv) The extended time limit to complete the programme withina maximum of five years which also includes Redo /Readmission.

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CONDONATION AND RE-DO SEMESTERAttendance

75% and Above

65% to 74%50% to 64%

Below 50%

Eligible to write End semesterExaminationsCondonationCondonation(Medical Certificate has to beproduced)Not eligible to write End semesterExaminations

Condonation is granted by the Principal on the basis ofrecommendation of the staff council and the facts of everyindividual case. If the condonation is not sanctioned for somereason,the candidate cannot appear for the particular Endsemester Examinations; but she is eligible to write the coursesin the subsequent respective End semester Examinations.Students who have not earned 50% of attendance during thefirst semester cannot continue the programme in the secondsemester and they may apply for re-admission to theprogramme in the next academic year. Students who havenot earned 50% of attendance in the II / III / IV / V/ VI semesterare not eligible to appear for the end semesterexaminations.They shall re-do the semester after thecompletion of the programme.However they can write thearrear courses if any. While re-doing the semester,thecandidate should follow only the syllabus in forcefor therespective semester. For re-doing the semester the candidatehas to apply to the university, through the Principal in theprescribed form available in the college office,atleast onemonth before the commencement of the semesterconcerned. A student can have at the most two breaksemesters for UG and one for PG during the entire period ofthe course.

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SKILLBASEDELECTIVE(SBE)OFFERED BY OURINSTITUTION FOR UG

CodeSem Nature of theCourse Department Course Name

I V

I VI VI VI V

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Economics

EnglishBBACommercePhysics

Chemistry

Computer ScienceMicrobiology

BiochemistryNutrition andDietetics

C o m p u t e rApplication

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SBE - ISBE - ISBE - ISBE - I

SBE - I

SBE - ISBE - I

SBE - ISBE - I

SBE - I

QuantitativeTechniquesin EconomicsBasic JournalismServices MarketingHeritage TourismFiber OpticCommunicationChemistry of Milkand Milk ProductsPage MakerMicrobial Qualitycontrol and TestingTraditional MedicineBakery andConfectionaryComputer SystemAssembly andTrouble Shooting

20SBEEC1

20SBEEN120SBEBB120SBECM120SBEPH1

20SBECH1

20SBECS120SBEMB1

20SBEBC120SBEND1

20SBECA1

Skill Based Elective Coursesoffered by Bharathidasan University for UG Courses

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Name of the Course

Biotechnology

Chemistry

Clinical Microbiology

ComputerApplication

Customer Relationship Management

Desktop Publishing

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Electronics

Herbal Medicine

Hotel Management and Catering Science

Journalism and Public Relations

Microbiology

Office Management

Sales and Marketing Management

Travel and Tourism Management

Yoga and Stress Management

Zoology

Each Skill Based Elective course comprises of 3 papers, whichare studied in the IV Semester (I Paper) and V Semester

( II Papers) by the undergraduate students.

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Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon




-

I

-

II

III

IV

V

-

-

VI

-

S

I

II

-

III

-

7

-

8

9

10

11

-

-

12

-

13

14

15

-

16

Uzhavar Thirunal

Thaipoosam

Assignment No.1

Holiday

Founders Day &National Girl Child Day

National Voters Day

Republic Day

Holiday

Cycle Test I

January - 2022

56


February - 2022

Day DayOrder

Date

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue



IV

V

VI

I

II

-

III

IV

V

VI

S

I

-

II

III

17

18

19

20

21

-

22

23

24

25

26

27

-

28

29

Holiday

NationalDeworming Day

Assignment No.2

HolidayWorld Radio Day

Cycle Test I

57


February - 2022

Day DayOrder

Date

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon




IV

V

VI

I

-

II

III

IV

V

VI

S

-

I

HolidayNational Management

Day &InternationalMother Language Day

Holiday

National Science Day

30

31

32

33

-

34

35

36

37

38

39

-

40

58


March - 2022

Day DayOrder

Date

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue



II

III

IV

V

VI

-

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

-

S

I

41

42

43

44

45

-

46

47

48

49

50

51

-

52

53

World Mathematics Day

Assignment No.3

National Safety Day

Holiday

InternationalWomen’s Day

Holiday

Cycle Test II

59


March - 2022

Day DayOrder

Date

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu




II

III

IV

V

-

VI

I

II

III

IV

V

-

VI

S

I

II

54

55

56

57

-

58

59

60

61

62

63

-

64

65

66

67

National Immunization Day

Holiday

International Forest Day

World Water Day

World Tuberculosis Day

Holiday

Assignment No.4

60


April - 2022

Day DayOrder

Date

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri



III

-

-

IV

V

VI

I

II

III

-

IV

V

VI

-

-

68

-

-

69

70

71

72

73

74

-

75

76

77

-

-

Telugu New Year

Holiday

World Health Day

Assignment No.5

Holiday

Model Exam

Tamil New Year &Mahavir Jayanthi

Good Friday&World Art Day

61


April - 2022

Day DayOrder

Date

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat




S

-

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

-

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

78

-

79

80

81

82

83

84

-

85

86

87

88

89

90

Holiday

Remittance of ExamFees without Penalty

Earth Day

World Book andCopyright Day

Holiday

Remittance of ExamFees with PenaltyWorld Intellectual

Property Day

Submission of ExamApplication form

62


May - 2022

Day DayOrder

Date

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

11

12

13

14

15

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun



-

S

-

I

II

III

IV

-

V

VI

-

-

91

-

92

93

94

95

-

96

97

-

-

-

-

-

May Day

Publication of CIA(II UG & II PG)

Ramzan

Holiday

Commencement of EvenSemester Examination for

II UG & II PG

Holiday

63


May - 2022

Day DayOrder

Date

16

17

18

19

20

21

22

23

24

25

26

27

28

29

30

31

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue

Wed

Thu

Fri

Sat

Sun

Mon

Tue




-

-

Holiday

Holiday

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

-

64


ABSTRACT OF WORKING DAYS

Total number of working days forthe Month wise break up

June 2021 07

July 2021 26

August 2021 24

September 2021 25

October 2021 22

November 2021 25

December 2021 04

Total 133

Total number of working days forthe Month wise break up

January 2022 16

February 2022 24

March 2022 27

April 2022 23

May 2022 7

Total 97

65


CodeCourse NameSemester Nature of theCourse

III

IIIIV

LC - ILC - II

LC - IIILC - IV

21LC10121LC201

21LC30121LC401

Part - II ENGLISH(B.A., B.B.A., B.Com., B.Sc., B.C.A.,)

CURRICULAMPart I Tamil

(B.A., B.B.A., B.Com., B.Sc., B.C.A.,)

Autonomous

CodeCourse NameNature of theCourse

I

II

III

IV

ELC - I

ELC - II

ELC - III

ELC - IV

Language through Literature – I(Prose and Communication Skills)Language through Literature – II

(Poetry and Communication Skills)

21ELC101

21ELC201

21ELC301

21ELC401

Semester

Autonomous

Language through Literature – III(Drama and Communication Skills)Language through Literature – IV(Short Stories and Communication Skills)

Nature ofthe Course Course Name CodeSemester

VALUE ADDED COURSE OFFERED BY THE DEPARTMENT

Value added

Course

I

II

21VATM1

21VATM2

66


B.A. EconomicsNature of

the Course Course Name CodeSemester

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

IIIIV

CC – ICC – IIAC – IPart – IVCC – IIICC – IVAC – IIPart – IVCC – VCC – VIAC-IIINME -ICC - VIICC – VIIIAC – IVNME -IISBE -I

CC-IXCC-XCC-XICC-XIIMBE-ISBE-IISBE-III

CC-XIIICC-XIVCC-XVMBE-IIMBE-IIIExtensionActivities

NME - INME - II

AUTONOMOUSMicro Economics –ITamil Nadu EconomyPrinciples of CommerceValue EducationMicro Economics –IIIndian Economic DevelopmentMarketing ManagementEnvironmental StudiesMacro Economics- IMoney and BankingStatistics for Economics

Macro Economics – IIMonetary EconomicsStatistical Methods

BDUPublic FinanceEconomics of Growth & DevelopmentInternational EconomicsHistory of Economic ThoughtCapital MarketOffice Management ToolsCommunication & Interpersonal skillsSoft Skill DevelopmentAgricultural EconomicsHuman Resources ManagementEnvironmental EconomicsEntrepreneurship DevelopmentEconomics of InsuranceGender Studies

Indian EconomyStatistics for Decision Making

21EC10121EC10221AEC10121UGVED21EC20321EC20421AEC20221UGCES21EC30521EC30621AEC303

21EC40721EC40821AEC404

16ACCEC916ACCEC1016ACCEC1116ACCEC1216AMBEEC116RSBE7:216RSBE7:3RUGSDC16ACCEC1316ACCEC1416ACCEC1516AMBEEC216AMBEEC3UGGS

21NMEEC3121NMEEC42

NON MAJOR ELECTIVE (NME) OFFERED BY THE DEPARTMENT

67



M.A. Economics

I

II

III

IV

II

III

I

II

CC – ICC – IICC – IIICC – IVCC – V

EC – I(A)EC – I(B)CC – VICC – VIICC – VIIICC – IXCC – XEC – I(A)EC – II(B)EDC – ICC – XICC – XIICC – XIIICC – XIVCC – XV

EC – III AEC – III BEDC – II

EDC – I AEDC – I BEDC – II AEDC – II B

Course – I

Course – IICourse – III

Course – IV

AUTONOMOUSMicro Economics – IMacro Economics – IMonetary EconomicsMathematical EconomicsEconomics of Growth andDevelopmentEnvironmental Economics/Health EconomicsFinancial EconomicsMicro Economics – IIMacro Economics – IIStatistical MethodsResearch MethodologyAgri-Business Management/Economics of Infrastructure

Indian EconomyInternational BusinessIndustrial EconomicsFiscal EconomicsEconomics of NaturalResourcesIntroduction to Econometrics/Computer Application inEconomicsProject Work

Urban Economics & Policy(or)Regional Economics & Area PlanningEconomics of Health and Education /Labour Economics

Research Methodology andStatistical ApplicationsEmerging Issues in Indian EconomyTeaching and Learning Skills(Common Paper)Paper on Topic of ResearchDissertation

21PEC10121PEC10221PEC10321PEC10421PEC105

21PECE1A /21PECE1B21PEC20621PEC20721PEC20821PEC20921PEC21021PECE2A /21PECE2B

21PEC31121PEC31221PEC31321PEC31421PEC315

21PECE3A /21PECE3B

21PECPW

21PECED1A /21PECED1B21PECED2A /21PECED2B

M20EC1

M20EC2M20TLS3

M20EC4M20ECPW

Extra Disciplinary Course (EDC) offered by the Department

M.Phil., Economics

68




Value addedCourse

III

Transform your Life with MeditationResume Writing and Presentation Skills

21VAEC121VAEC2

B.A., EnglishNature of


I

II

III

IV

V

VI

CC-ICC-IIAC-I

CC-IIICC-IVAC-II

CC-VCC-VIAC-IIINME-ICC-VIICC-VIIIAC-IVNME-IISBE-I

CC-IXCC-XCC-XICC-XIIMBE-ISBE-IISBE-III

CC-XIIICC-XIVCC-XVMBE-IIMBE-III

AUTONOMOUSProseShort StoriesSocial History of EnglandValue EducationPoetry-IModern FictionLiterary FormsEnvironmental StudiesPoetry-IIVoices of Women in LiteratureHistory of English Literature-IWomen’s Health and NutritionDramaIntroduction to Language and LinguisticsHistory of English Literature-IIBasics of NutritionBasic Journalism

BDUShakespearePrinciples of Literary CriticismAmerican LiteratureIndian Culture and LiteratureTranslation theory and practiceSBE –II(Office Management Tools)SBE-III(Communication andInterpersonal Skills)Soft Skills DevelopmentIndian Writing in EnglishCommon Wealth LiteratureEnglish Language TeachingJournalismEnglish for CompetitiveExaminationsExtension ActivitiesGender Studies

21EN10121EN10221AEN10121UGVED21EN20321EN20421AEN20221UGCES21EN30521EN30621AEN30321NMEND3121EN40721EN40821AEN40421NMEND4221SBEEN1

16ACCEN916ACCEN1016ACCEN1116ACCEN1216AMBEEN116RSBE7:216RSBE7:3

RUGSDC16ACCEN1316ACCEN1416ACCEN1516AMBEEN216AMBEEN3

UGGS

69



NME INME II

Scenes from ShakespeareChildren Literature

21NMEEN3121NMEEN42

Nature ofthe Course Course Name Code

M.A., ENGLISH

CC – ICC – II

CC – IIICC–IVCC – VEC–I

CC –VI

CC –VII

CC –VIIICC–IXCC– XEC–II

CC –XICC –XII

CC –XIIICC –XIVCC –XVEC - III

CC - XVI

I

II

III

IV

21PEN10121PEN102

21PEN10321PEN10421PEN10521PENE1A/

21PENE1B21PEN206

21PEN207

21PEN20821PEN20921PEN21021PENE2A/

21PENE2B21PEN31121PEN312

21PEN31321PEN31421PEN31521PENE3A21PENE3B

21PENPW

Semester

IIIIV

AUTONOMOUS SYLLABUSModern Literature (1400-1660)From Neo classical Period to Pre-Romantic PeriodLanguage and LinguisticsIndian English LiteratureTranslation: Theory and PracticeA) Grammar, Rhetoric andWriting Skills/B) Women Studies in EnglishFrom Romantic Period toVictorian PeriodFrom Edwardian Period to ModernPeriodShakespeareLiterary CriticismDiasporic LiteratureA) Special Author Study–Rabindranath TagoreB) Asian Literature in EnglishAmerican LiteratureTheory of Comparative Literatureand Classics in TranslationLiterary theoryResearch MethodologyGreen StudiesA) English Literature for UGCExaminationsB) Commonwealth LiteratureProject

Extra Disciplinary Course (EDC) offered by the DepartmentII

III

EDC-I

EDC-II

Effective Communication Skills/Performance Studies

Developing Writing Skills/Foundation for Story Writing

21PENED1A/21PENED1B

21PENED2A/21PENED2B

70




Value addedCourse

III

Functional EnglishEnglish for BPO

21VAEN121VAEN2

B.B.A.Nature of


I

II

III

IV

V

VI

CC-ICC-IIAC-I

CC-IIICC-IV

AC-II

CC-VCC-VIAP-ISCC-IINME-ICC- VIICC- VIIIAC- IIISCC- IIINME- IISBE- I

CC-IXCC-XCC-XI

CC-XIIMBE-ISBE-IISBE-III

CC-XIII

21BB10121BB10221ABB10121UGVED21BB20321BB204

21ABB20121UGCES21BB30521BB30621ABB303P21SCBB302

21BB40721BB40821ABB40421SCBB403

16CCBB916CCBB1016CCBB11

16CCBB1216MBEBB116RSBE3:216RSBE3:3RUGSDC

16CCBB13

AUTONOMOUSManagement ConceptsFinancial AccountingManagerial EconomicsValue EducationMarketing ManagementBusiness Mathematics andStatistics for ManagersBusiness EnvironmentEnvironmental StudiesBusiness CommunicationBusiness LawComputer Application in BusinessPersonality Development

Organizational BehaviourOperations ResearchProduction and Material ManagementInterview Skills

BDUCost AccountingFinancial ManagementCompany Law and SecretarialPracticeResearch Methods in ManagementServices MarketingCRM in Services Marketing and its ToolsE – CRM (Virtual Marketing)Soft Skills Development

Human Resource Management

71


CC-XIVCC-XVMBE-II

MBE - III

NME - INME - II

Management AccountingEntrepreneurial DevelopmentManagement Concept inThirukkuralGlobal Business ManagementExtension Activities - GenderStudies

Management PrinciplesEnterpreneurial Development

16CCBB1416CCBB1516MBEBB2

16MBEBB3UGGS

21NMEBB3121NMEBB42


B.Com.

CC- ICC- IIAC-I

CC-IIICC-IVAC -II

CC-VCC-VIAC-IIINME - ICC-VIICC-VIII

AC-IVNME - IISBE - I

21CM10121CM10221ACM10121UGVED21CM20321CM20421ACM20221UGCES21CM30521CM30621ACM303

21CM40721CM408

21ACM404

I

II

III

IV

Semester

IIIII



Value addedCourse

III

Principles of Event ManagementCorporate Skills for Executives

21VABB121VABB2

AUTONOMOUSPrinciples of AccountancyMarketingPrinciples of ManagementValue EducationBusiness AccountingPractical BankingFundamentals of EconomicsEnvironmental StudiesPartnership AccountsBusiness LawBusiness Correspondence

Cost AccountingBusiness Statistics for DecisionMakingCompany Law

NME Offered by the Department

72


V

VI

IIIIV

CC-IXCC-XCC-XI

CC-XIIMBE-I

SBE-IISBE-III

CC-XIIICC-XIVCC-XVMBE-II

MBE-III

NME-INME-II

16CCCCM916CCCCM1016CCCCM11T/

16CCCCM11P16CCCCM1216MBECM1/16MBECM216RSBE7:216RSBE7:3

RUGSDC16CCCCM1316CCCCM1416CCCCM1516MBECM3/16MBECM416MBECM5/16MBECM6UGGS

21NMECM3121NMECM42


M.Com.Nature of


I

II

CC-ICC-IICC-IIICC-IVCC-VEC - I

CC- VICC- VIICC-VIII

21PCM10121PCM10221PCM10321PCM10421PCM10521PCME1A/

21PCME1B

21PCM20621PCM20721PCM208

AUTONOMOUSManagerial EconomicsMarketing of ServicesInternational Environment for BusinessDirect TaxInvestment ManagementManagement InformationSystems/Customer RelationshipManagementStrategic ManagementAdvanced Financial ManagementQuantitative Techniques forBusiness Decision

BDUCorporate AccountingAuditingComputer Applications inBusiness(Theory +practical)Management Accounting(a) Entrepreneurial Development/(b) International MarketingOffice Management ToolsCommunication andInterpersonal SkillsSoft Skills DevelopmentFinancial ManagementIncome Tax Theory Law & PracticeFinancial Services(a)Human Resource Management/(b)Services Marketing(a)Insurance Management/(b)Investment ManagementExtension Activities -Gender Studies

Supply Chain ManagementInnovative Management

73


III

IV


Human Resource ManagementFundamentals of InformationTechnology (Practical Only)Management Concepts &Organisational Behaviour /Managerial Communication

Total Quality ManagementAdvanced Corporate AccountingAdvanced Cost & ManagementAccountingResearch MethodologyInsurance Management/Retail Management

Project

CC-IXCP-I

EC –II

EDC- ICC-XCC-XICC-XII

CC-XIIIEC – III

EDC - IICC- XIV

21PCM20921PCM210P

21PCME2A/

21PCME2B

21PCM31121PCM31221PCM313

21PCM31421PCME3A/21PCME3B

21PCMPW

II

III

EDC-I

EDC-II

Principles of Commerce/Principles of Accountancy

Managerial Skills/Self Development

21PCMED1A/21PCMED1B

21PCMED2A/21PCMED2B


M.PhilNature of


ICourse – ICourse – IICourse – III

Course – IV

M21COM1M21COM2M21TLS3

M21COM4M21COMPW

Research MethodologyAdvanced Functional ManagementTeaching and LearningSkills(Common Paper)Research Topic(Guide Paper)Dissertation



Value added

Course

I

II

Artificial Intelligence and itsApplications in BusinessAsset Value Assessment Methods

21VACM1

21VACM2

74


B.Sc., MathematicsNature of


I

II

III

IV

V

21MA10121MA10221APY10121APY102P21UGVED21MA20321MA204P21APY20321APY204P21UGCES21MA30521MA306

21ACS30121ACS302P

21MA40721MA408

21ACS40321ACS404P

16SCCMM9

16SCCMM1016SCCMM1116SCCMM1P

16SMBEMM1:1/16SMBEMM1:216RSBE7:216RSBE7:3RUGSDC

CC-ICC-IIAC-IAP-I

CC –IIICP –IAC-IIAP-II

CC –VCC-VIAC-I

AP-INME-ICC-VIICC-VIII

AC-IIAP-IINME-IISBE-I

CC-IX

CC-XCC-XICC-IX(P)

MBE-I

SBE-IISBE-III

AUTONOMOUSDifferential and Integral CalculusTrigonometry and SeriesAllied Physics – IAllied Physics Practical – IValue educationProbability & StatisticsPractical - StatisticsAllied Physics – IIAllied Physics Practical – IIEnvironmental StudiesAlgebra and Theory of NumbersDifferential EquationsIntroduction to Computer &Office AutomationOffice Automation Lab

Sequences and SeriesLaplace Transform, Inequalities& Fourier SeriesFundamentals of C ProgrammingComputer Programming Lab using C

BDUNumerical Methods with ‘MATLAB’ProgrammingReal AnalysisStaticsNumerical Methods with ‘MATLAB’Programming (Practical)Operations Research /Stochastic ProcessesOffice Management ToolsCommunication & Interpersonal SkillsSoft Skill Development

75



M.Sc., Mathematics

I

II

III

IV

CC –ICC – IICC – IIICC –IVCC-VEC-I

CC- VICC- VIICC-VIIICC-IXCP-IEC –II

EDC- ICC-XCC-XICC-XIICC-XIIICP-I

EC-III

EDC-IICC- XIV

AlgebraReal AnalysisOrdinary Differential EquationsTheory of NumbersIntegral Equations and TransformsDiscrete Mathematics /Tensor Analysis & Special Theoryof RelativityComplex VariableTopologyGraph TheoryAdvanced Operations ResearchGraph Theory with GRINCombinatorics /Mathematical Modelling

Functional AnalysisDifferential GeometryPartial Differential EquationsAdvanced Numerical AnalysisOptimization Techniques withMicrosoft Excel and solverAdvanced Probability Theory /Fuzzy Mathematics

Project

21PMA10121PMA10221PMA10321PMA10421PMA10521PMAE1A/21PMAE1B

21PMA20621PMA20721PMA20821PMA20921PMA210P21PMAE2A/21PMAE2B

21PMA31021PMA31121PMA31221PMA31321PMA314P

21PMAE3A/21PMAE3B

21PMAPW

CC-XIICC-XIIICC-XIVMBE-II

MBE-III

NME-INME-II

16SCCMM1216SCCMM1316SCCMM1416SMBEMM2:1/16SMBEMM2:216SMBEMM3:1/16SMBEMM3:2

UGGS

20NMEMA3120NMEMA42

Abstract AlgebraComplex AnalysisDynamicsGraph Theory /Mathematical ModelingAstronomy /Number TheoryExtension activitiesGender StudiesNME Offered by the DepartmentBusiness Mathematics - IBusiness Mathematics - II

VI

IIIIV

76


CC-ICP –IAC-IAC-II

CC –IICP –IIAC-IIIAC-IV

CC –IIICP –IIIAC-I

AP-INME –ICC-IV

CP-IVAC-IIAP-II

NME- IISBE –I


B.Sc., Physics

I

II

III

IV

21PH10121PH102P21AMM10121AMM10221UGVED21PH20321PH204P21AMM20321AMM20421UGCES21PH30521PH306P21ACS301

21ACS302P

21PH407

21PH408P21ACS40321ACS404P

Semester


III

EDC-I

EDC-II

Basic Mathematics /Operations Research

Mathematical Statistics/Graph Theroy and its Applications

21PMAED1A/21PMAED1B

21PMAED2A/21PMAED2B


Value addedCourse

I

II

Mathematics for CompetitiveExaminationsVedic Mathematics

21VAMA1

21VAMA2


AUTONOMOUSProperties of matter and acousticsPhysics Practical ICalculusAlgebra and Analytical Geometry (3D)Value educationMechanics and RelativityPhysics Practical IITrigonometry and Fourier SeriesODE, PDE and Laplace TransformsEnvironmental StudiesThermal PhysicsPhysics Practical-IIIIntroduction to Computer and OfficeAutomationAllied Practical-I (Office Automation Lab)

Electricity, Magnetism andElectromagnetismPhysics Practical-IVFundamentals of ‘C’ ProgrammingAllied Practical -II(Computer Programming Labusing ‘C’)

77


V

VI

IIIIV

CC – VCC – VICC – VIICP –IIIMBE - ISBE –IISBE- III

CC – VIIICC- IXCP –IVMBE -IIMBE -III

NME - INME - II

BDUOpticsAtomic &Molecular PhysicsElectronicsPractical –IIIMaterial ScienceSkill Based Elective - II (Corel Draw)Skill Based Elective – III (Dream Weaver)Soft Skills DevelopmentNuclear PhysicsTheoretical PhysicsPractical –IVMicroprocessor & C ProgrammingCommunication PhysicsExtension activities – GenderStudies

Energy PhysicsLaser Physics

16SCCPH516SCCPH616SCCPH716SCCPH3P16SMBEPH116RSBE4:216RSBE4:3RUGSDC16SCCPH816SCCPH916SCCPH4P16SMBEPH216SMBEPH3UGGS

21NMEPH3121NMEPH42



M.Sc., Physics

I

II

CC –ICC – IICC – IIICC –IVCP –I

EC-I

CC- VCC- VICC- VIICC-VIIICP -II

EC- II

Mathematical PhysicsClassical Mechanics and RelativityApplied ElectronicsAtomic and Molecular SpectroscopyPhysics Practical – I(General and Electronics)Non-linear Optics /Medical PhysicsMicroprocessor Programming and RoboticsElectromagnetic TheoryQuantum MechanicsCrystal Growth and Thin Film PhysicsPhysicsPractical – II (Microprocessorand C++ programming)Numerical Methods and C++Programming /Renewable and Non RenewableEnergy

21PPH10121PPH10221PPH10321PPH10421PPH105P

21PPHE1A/21PPHE1B21PPH20621PPH20721PPH20821PPH20921PPH210P

21PPHE2A/

21PPHE2B

Semester

78



EDC-ICC – IXCC-XCC -XICC-XIICP –III

EC –III

EDC-IICC-XIII

III

IV

Statistical MechanicsSolid State PhysicsAdvanced PhysicsNuclear and Particle PhysicsPhysics Practical – III(General and Electronics)Nano Physics /Instrumentation Physics

Project

21PPH31121PPH31221PPH31321PPH31421PPH315P

21PPHE3A/21PPHE3B

21PPHPW


III

EDC-I

EDC-II

Home Appliances / CommunicationElectronics

Audio and video systems /History of Physics

21PPHED1A/21PPHED1B

21PPHED2A/21PPHED2B



Value addedCourse

III

Basics of Solar EnergySolar Power Plants

21VAPH121VAPH2


B.Sc., Chemistry

I

II

CC-ICP- IAC-IAC-IAP-IAC-II

CC – IICP-IIAC –III /AP – II

General Chemistry-IVolumetric Analysis(P)Allied – Botany-ICalculusBotany Practical-IAlgebra and Analytical Geometry 3DValue EducationGeneral Chemistry – IIOrganic & Inorganic Preparations(P)Mathematics-III Trignometry&Fourier series / Botany (PII)

21CH10121CH102P21ABO10121AMM10121ABO102P21AMM10221UGVED21CH20321CH204P21AMM203/21ABO203P

Semester

79


III

IV

V

VI

IIIIV

AC –IV/AC –II

CC-IIICP-IIIAC-IAC-IINME-ICC – IVCP-IVAC-IIIAC-IVNME – IISBE – I

CC – VCC – VICC – VIICP – IIIMBE – ISBE – IISBE – III

CC – VIIICC – IXCP – IV

MBE – IIMBE – III

NME – INME – II

21AMM204/21ABO20421UGCES21CH30521CH306P21APY10121APY102P20NMEMB3121CH40721CH408P21APY20321APY204P21NMEMB4221SBECH1

16SCCCH516SCCCH616SCCCH716SCCCH3P16SMBECH1:116RSBE5:216RSBE5:3RUGSDC16SCCCH816SCCCH916SCCCH4P

16SMBECH216SMBECH3:1

UGGS

21NMECH3121NMECH42

Mathematics - IV ODE,PDE andLaplace Transforms/ Botany (II)Environmental StudiesGeneral Chemistry-IIIOrganic Analysis (P)Allied Physics-IAllied Physics Practical –IPublic Health MicrobiologyGeneral Chemistry – IVSemimicro Analysis(P)Allied Physics –IIAllied Physics Practical-IIWomen’s Health & HygieneChemistry of Milk and Milk Products

BDUInorganic Chemistry - IOrganic Chemistry – IPhysical Chemistry – IPhysical Chemistry Practical – IAnalytical ChemistryPharmacognosyHerbs and Drug ActionSoft Skill DevelopmentOrganic Chemistry – IIPhysical Chemistry – IIGravimetric & Organic AnalysisPractical – IVNuclear Industrial Chemistry & Metalic StatePolymer ChemistryExtension ActivitiesGender Studies

Agricultural ChemistryHealth Chemistry


80



M.Sc., ChemistrySemester

I

II

III

IV

CC-ICC-IICC-IIICC-IV

CP-IEC-IA/EC-IBCC – VCC – VICC – VIICC – VIIICP – IIEC – II

EDC – ICC – IXCC-XCC-XICC-XII

CP – IIIEC – III A

EDC – II

Organic Chemistry- IInorganic Chemistry –IPhysical Chemistry –IReactions and Mechanisms inOrganic ChemistryOrganic Chemistry PracticalGreen Chemistry/Industrial ChemistryOrganic Chemistry –IIInorganic Chemistry –IIPhysical Chemistry –IIOrganic SpectroscopyInorganic Chemistry PracticalChemistry of Nanoscience andNanotechnology /Supramolecular Chemistry

Organic Chemistry-IIICoordination ChemistryPhysical Chemistry – IIISpectral Techniques in InorganicCompounds.Physical Chemistry PracticalAnalytical Chemistry/Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Project

21PCH10121PCH10221PCH10321PCH104

21PCH105P21PCHE1A/21PCHE1B21PCH20621PCH20721PCH20821PCH20921PCH210P21PCHE2A/

21PCHE2B

21PCH31121PCH31221PCH31321PCH314

21PCH31521PCHE3A21PCHE3B

21PCHPW

II

III

EDC-I

EDC-II

Environmental Chemistry/Medicinal Chemistry

Food Chemistry/Bioinorganic Chemistry

21PCHED1A/21PCHED1B

21PCHED2A/21PCHED2B




Value addedCourse

III

Consumer Products for Home NeedsChemistry in Everyday Life

21VACH121VACH2

81



B.Sc., Computer Science

CC-ICP-IAC-IAC-II

CC-IICP-IIAC-IIIAC-IV

CC-IIICP-IIIAC-IAP-IINME-ICC-IVCP-IVAC-IIIAP-IVNME-IISBE-I

CC-VCC-VICC-VIICP-V

MBE-I

SBE-IISBE-III

CC-VIIICC-IXCP-VI

21CS10121CS102P21AMA10121AMA10221UGVED21CS20321CS204P21AMA20321AMA20421UGCES21CS30521CS306P21APH30121APH302P21NMEPH3121CS40721CS408P21APH40321APH404P21NMEPH4221SBECS1

16SCCCS516SCCCS616SCCCS716SCCCS5P

16SMBECS1:116SMBECS1:216SMBECS1:316RSBE7:216RSBE7:3

RUGSDC16SCCCS816SCCCS916SCCCS6P

Semester

I

II

III

IV

V

VI

C ProgrammingC Programming LabAlgebra and calculusNumerical AnalysisValue EducationProgramming in C++Programming in C++ LabStatisticsOperations researchEnvironmental StudiesProgramming in JavaProgramming in Java LabApplied Physics-IApplied Physics Practical-IEnergy PhysicsDatabase Management SystemDatabase Management System LabApplied Physics-IIApplied Physics Practical - IILaser PhysicsPage Maker

BDUData Structures and AlgorithmsComputer NetworksDigital Electronics and MicroprocessorDigital Electronics andMicroprocessor LabSoftware EngineeringSystem Analysis and DesignManagement Information SystemsOffice Management ToolsCommunication and InterpersonalSkillsSoft Skills DevelopmentOperating SystemsProgramming in PHPProgramming in PHP Lab

82



MBE-II

MBE-III

Computer GraphicsCloud ComputingBusiness Process OutsourcingMini ProjectDot Net LabLinux LabExtension ActivitiesGender Studies

16SMBECS2:116SMBECS2:216SMBECS2:316SMBECSPW16SMBECS1P16SMBECS2P

UGGS

NME Offered by the DepartmentWorking Principles of InternetFundamentals of InformationTechnology

NME - I

NME - II21NMECS31

21NMECS42

IIIIV


M.Sc., Computer Science

I

II

III

CC-I

CC-IICC-IIICC-IVCP-IEC-I

CC-VCC-VI

CC-VIICC-VIIICP-IIEC-II

EDC-ICC-IXCC-XCC-XI

Mathematical Foundation forComputer ScienceWeb TechnologiesDesign and Analysis of AlgorithmsDistributed Operating SystemsWeb Technologies Lab(a) Web Services(b) Human Computer InteractionOpen Source TechnologiesDistributed Technologies UsingASP.NETBig Data AnalyticsCloud ComputingDistributed Technologies Lab(a) Embedded Systems(b) Digital Image Processing

Data Mining and Data WarehousingArtificial IntelligenceCompiler Design

21PCS101

21PCS10221PCS10321PCS10421PCS105P21PCSE1A21PCSE1B21PCS20621PCS207

21PCS20821PCS20921PCS210P21PCSE2A21PCSE2B

21PCS31121PCS31221PCS313

Semester

83



CC-XIICP-IIIEC-III

EDC-IIIV

Advanced Computer ArchitectureData Mining Lab(a) Network Security(b) Soft Computing

Project

21PCS31421PCS315P21PCSE3A21PCSE3B

21PCSPWExtra Disciplinary Course (EDC) offered by the Department

II

III

EDC-I

EDC-II

Basics of Computer and OfficeAutomation/Principles ofInformation TechnologyInternet and its Application/Introduction to Web Design

21PCSED1A21PCSED1B

21PCSED2A21PCSED2B


M.Sc., Information Technology

I

II

III

IV

CC-I

CC-IICC-IIICC-IVCP-IEC-I

CC-VCC-VICC-VIICC-VIIICP-IIEC-II

EDC-ICC-IXCC-XCC-XICC-XIICP-IIIEC-III

EDC-II

Distributed Technologies usingASP. NETWeb ServicesOpen Source TechnologiesCloud ComputingDistributed Technologies Lab(a) Grid Computing(b) Management Information SystemsInternet of Things and Sensor SystemsMobile ComputingDistributed Operating SystemsDesign and Analysis of AlgorithmsMobile Computing Lab(a) E-Commerce(b) Multimedia Technology

J2EE TechnologiesNetwork SecurityArtificial IntelligenceSoftware EngineeringJ2EE Technologies Lab(a) Big Data Analytics(b) Digital Image Processing

Project

21PIT101

21PIT10221PIT10321PIT10421PIT105P21PITE1A21PITE1B21PIT20621PIT20721PIT20821PIT20921PIT210P21PITE2A21PITE2B

21PIT31121PIT31221PIT31321PIT31421PIT315P21PITE3A21PITE3B

21PITPW

Semester

84



M.Phil., Computer Science

CC-ICC-II

CC-IIICC-IV

Research MethodologyAdvanced Paper in ComputerScienceTeaching and Learning SkillsPaper on Research TopicDissertation

M21CS1M21CS2

M21TLS3M21CS4M21CSPW


III

EDC-I(Chooseany one)

EDC-II(Chooseany one)

Basics of Computer and OfficeAutomation/Principles ofInformation Technology

Internet and its Application/Introduction to Web Design

21PITED1A21PITED1B

21PITED2A21PITED2B

I

II



Value addedCourse

III

Unix ProgrammingComputer Hardware Fundamentals

21VACS121VACS2


B.Sc., Microbiology

I

II

Basics in MicrobiologyBasics in Microbiology(P)General Biochemistry IGeneral Biochemistry I (P)Value EducationPhysiology and MetabolismPhysiology and Metabolism (P)General Biochemistry IIGeneral Biochemistry II (P)Environmental studies

21MB10121MB102P21ABC10121ABC102P21UGVED21MB20321MB204P21ABC20321ABC204P21UGCES

Semester

CC –ICP-IAC-IAP –IPART- IVCC-IICP-IIAC–IIAP-IIPART- IV

85


III

IV

V

VI

III

IV

CC- IICC-IIIAC-IIIAP-IIINME -ICC – IV(CC)CP– II (CP)AC–III (AC)AP -III (AP)NME –ISBE-I

CC-VCC-VI

CC-VIICC-VIIICC-III

MBE-ISBE-IISBE-III

CC-VIIICC-IXCC-IVMBE-IIMBE-III

21MB30521MB306P21AMB30121AMB302P

21MB40721MB408P21AMB40321AMB404P

16SCCMB516SCCMB6

16SCCMB7

16SCCMB3P

16SMBEMB116RSBE5:216RSBE5:3RUGSDC16SCCMB816SCCMB916SCCMB4P16SMBEMB216SMBEMB3

UGGS

ImmunologyImmunology (P)BiostatisticsBiostatistics (P)NME –IIntroductory VirologyIntroductory Virology (P)BioinformaticsBioinformatics (P)NME –ISBE-I

BDUMedical MicrobiologyAgricultural and EnvironmentalMicrobiologyMolecular Biology and MicrobialGeneticsPracticals- III Pertaining CC-V,CC-VI & CC-VIIFundamentals of Botany and ZoologyPharmacognosyHerbs and Drug actionSoft skill DevelopmentFood MicrobiologyIndustrial MicrobiologyPractical- IV Pertaining CC-VIII &CC-IX Recombinant DNA TechnologyMicrobial Biotechnology andBioethicsExtension activities- GenderStudies


Public Health Microbiology

Women’s Health and Hygiene

NME - I

NME - II

21NMEMB31

21NMEMB42

86


M.Sc., Microbiology

General Microbiology and DiversityPhysiology of MicrobesBiopharmaceuticalsMicrobial BiochemistryGeneral Microbiology and Diversity,Physiology of Microbes,Biopharmaceuticals and MicrobialBiochemistryBioethics Biosafety and IPR /Microbes in Human welfareMicrobes in Environment andAgricultureClinical BacteriologyAdvanced VirologyImmunobiologyMicrobes in Environment andAgriculture, Clinical Bacteriology,Advanced Virology andImmunobiologyMarine biology /Food Microbiology

Microbial Genomics and ProteomicsClinical Mycology and ParasitologyResearch Methodology,Biostatistics and BioinformaticsBioprocess TechnologyMicrobial Genomics and ProteomicsClinical mycology and Parasitology,Research Methodology ,Biostatistics andBioinformatics and BioprocessTechnology

CC-ICC-IICC-IIICC – IV

CP-I

EC-I

CC – V

CC – VICC – VIICC– VIIIC P – II

EC – II

EDC – ICC– IXCC– XCC– XI

CC– XIICP– III

I

II

III

21PMB10121PMB10221PMB10321PMB10421PMB105P

21PMBE1A/21PMBE1B

21PMB206

21PMB20721PMB20821PMB209

21PMB210P

21PMBE2A/21PMBE2B

21PMB31121PMB31221PMB313

21PMB314

21PMB315P


87



EC– III

EDC - IICC-XIV

Bioinstrumentation/ GeneticEngineering

Project

21PMBE3A/21PMBE3B

21PMBPWIVExtra Disciplinary Course (EDC) offered by the Department

II

III

EDC-I

EDC-II

Enterprenenurial skills inMicrobiology/Horticultural ManagementSolid waste Management/Basic science for competitiveexaminations

21PMBED1A/

21PMBED1B

21PMBED2A/21PMBED2B

M.Phil., Microbiology

Research MethodologyTrends In MicrobiologyTeaching And Learning SkillsGuide PaperProject

PAPER -1PAPER- IIPAPER- IIIPAPER-IV

I

II

M21MB1M21MB2M21TLS3M21MB4M21MBPW




Value addedCourse

III

Herbal TherapeuticsHerbal Cosmetics

21VAMB121VAMB2


B.Sc., Biochemistry

Fundamentals of BiochemistryFundamentals of BiochemistryPracticalAllied Chemistry IAllied Chemistry Practical IValue Education

CC -ICP -I

AC -IAP -I

I 21BC10121BC102P

21ACH10121ACH102P21UGVED

Semester

88


II

III

IV

V

VI

CC -IICP -IIAC -IIAP -II

CC -IIICP -III

AC - IIIAP - IIINME -ICC -IVCP -IVAC - IVAP - IVNME -IISBE -I

CC -VCC -VICC -VIICP -IIIMBE -ISBE -IISBE III

CC -VIIICC -IXCP-IVMBE -IIMBE -III

21BC20321BC204P21ACH20321ACH204P21UGCES21BC30521BC306P

21ABC30521ABC306P

21BC40721BC408P21ABC40721ABC408P

BDU16SCCBC516SCCBC616SCCBC716SCCBC3P16SMBEBC116RSBE5:216RSBE5:3RUGSDC16SCCBC816SCCBC916SCCBC4P16SMBEBC216SMBEBC3

UGGS

Analytical TechniquesAnalytical Techniques PracticalAllied Chemistry IIAllied Chemistry Practical IIEnvironmental StudiesHuman Anatomy and PhysiologyHuman Anatomy and PhysiologyPracticalBiologyBiology Practical

EnzymesEnzymes PracticalCell BiologyCell Biology Practical

BDUBioenergetics and MetabolismCell and Molecular BiologyMicrobiologyFood and Enzyme Biochemistry (P)Pharmaceuticals BiochemistryPharmacognosyHerbs and Drug ActionSoft Skill DevelopmentImmunologyClinical BiochemistryHematology and Clinical Biochemistry (P)EndocrinologyBasic BiotechnologyExtension ActivitiesGender Studies

NME Offered by the DepartmentHealth and DiseasesHealth and Management

NME -INME -II

21NMEBC3121NMEBC42

III

89



M.Sc., Biochemistry

Biomolecular ChemistryBioinstrumentationEnzyme TechnologyEndocrinologyBiochemical Techniques andEnzymology PracticalEcology and EnvironmentalSciences /Environmental Health and SafetyManagementMetabolism and RegulationCell Biology and Human PhysiologyMolecular Biology and GeneticsPlant BiochemistryPhytochemistry and MolecularTechniques PracticalBasic Concepts in DevelopmentalBiology /Bio Nanotechnology

ImmunologyClinical BiochemistryGenetic EngineeringResearch Methodology andBiostatisticsClinical Biochemistry Practicaland InternshipBioinformatics and Medical Coding /Industrial Biotechnology

Project

21PBC10121PBC10221PBC10321PBC10421PBC105P

21PBCE1A /

21PBCE1B

21PBC20621PBC20721PBC20821PBC20921PBC210P

21PBCE2A /21PBCE2B

21PBC31121PBC31221PBC31321PBC314

21PBC315P

21PBCE3A /21PBCE3B

21PBCPW

CC-ICC –IICC –IIICC –IVCP –I

EC-I

CC –VCC –VICC –VIICC –VIIICP –II

EC -II

EDC –ICC –IXCC –XCC –XICC –XII

CP –III

EC –III

EDC –IICC –XIV

I

II

III

IV

Semester


III

EDC-I

EDC-II

Phytotherapeutics /GeneralBiochemistry and NutritionApplied Pharmacognosy /Diagnostic Biochemistry

21PBCED1A /21PBCED1B21PBCED2A /21PBCED2B

90



M.Phil., Biochemistry

I

II

Course -ICourse -II

Course -IIICourse -IV

Research MethodologyBiochemistry of SignalTransduction and RegulationTeaching and learning skillsGuide PaperProject

M21BC1M21BC2

M21TLS3M21BC4M21BCPW

Semester



Value addedCourse

III

First Aid and Emergency CareHerbal Drug Development

21VABC121VABC2


B.Sc., Nutrition and Dietetics

I

II

III

IV

CC – ICP-IAC-IAP-I

CC-IICP-II

AC-IIAP-II

CC – IIICP –IIIAC - III

AP –IIINME – ICC ––IVCP––IV

21ND10121ND102P21AND10121AND102P21UGVED21ND20321ND204P

21AND20321AND204P21UGCES21ND30521ND306P21AND305

21AND306P21NMEBC3121ND40721ND408P

Semester

AUTONOMOUSFoodScienceFoodScience PracticalFoodMicrobiologyFood Microbiology PracticalValue EducationHumanAnatomy and PhysiologyHumanAnatomy and PhysiologyPracticalPrinciplesof NutritionPrinciplesof NutritionPracticalEnvironmental StudiesNutrition through Life CycleNutrition Through Life Cycle(P)Family Resource Management &Interior DesignInterior Design (P)Health and DiseasesNutritional BiochemistryNutritional Biochemistry(P)

91



Basic Food Processing andPreservationBasic Food Processing andPreservation (P)Health and Management

Dietetics – IFood Service Management – IBakery and ConfectionaryDietetics – I PracticalFood Standards and Quality ControlPharmacognosyHerbs and Drug ActionSoft skills developmentDietetics – IIFood Service Management – IIDietetics II PracticalCommunity NutritionDietary InternshipExtension ActivitiesGender Studies

AC–IV

ACP – IV

NME – IISBE-ICC-VCC-VICC-VIICP-IIIMBE-ISBE-IISBE-III

CC-VIIICC-IXCP-IVMBE-IIMBE-III

21AND407

21AND408P

21NMEBC42

16SCCND516SCCND616SCCND716SCCND3P16SMBEND116RSBE5:216RSBE5:3RUGSDC16SCCND816SCCND916SCCND4P16SMBEND216SMBEND3P

UGGS

V

VI

IIIIV

NME Offered by the DepartmentWomen’s Health and NutritionBasics of Nutrition

NME - INME - II

21NMEND3121NMEND42

M.Sc., Food Service Management and DieteticsNature of

the Course Course Name Code

Advanced Food ScienceNutrition for Health and FitnessAdvanced Food Service ManagementHousekeeping ManagementAdvanced Food Science(P)Food Safety and Quality control/FoodMicrobiology and Sanitation

CC- ICC-IICC- IIICC- IVCP- I

EC – I

I

21PND10121PND10221PND10321PND10421PND105P21PNDE1A/21PNDE1B

Semester

92



CC- VCC–VICC- VII

CC- VIII

CP- II

EC- II

EDC- ICC- IXCC- X

CC- XICP- III

EC-III

EDC– IICP –IVProject

Advanced DieteticsCommunity NutritionFront Office and PersonnelManagementFinancial ManagementandEntrepreneurship in Food ServiceAdvanced Dietetics Practical andDietary InternshipBiochemical Changes in Diseases/Nutrition in Child care

Food Product DevelopmentResearch Methods andStatistical TechniquesQuantity Food Production and ServiceFood Product DevelopmentPracticalFood Preservation/Food packaging

Catering Internship**

21PND20621PND20721PND208

21PND209

21PND210P

21PNDE2A/21PNDE2B

21PND31121PND312

21PND31321PND314P

21PNDE3A/21PNDE3B

21PND415P21PNDPW

II

III

IV


III

EDC-I

EDC-II

Functional Foods and Nutraceuticals/Nutrition in Emergency andDisaster ManagementWomen’s Health and Wellbeing/Interior Design

21PNDED1A/21PNDED1B

21PNDED2A/21PNDED2B



Value added

Course

I

II

Food preservation and bakeryscienceFood safety and sanitation

21VAND1

21VAND2

93



M.B.A.

CC-I

CC-IICC-IIICC-IVCC-V

CC-VI

CC-VIICC-VIIICC-IXCC-XCC-XICC-XII

CC – XIIICC – XIVCC – XV

Elective-IElective –IIElective –III

Elective –IElective –IIElective –III

Elective –I

I

II

Management Concepts andOrganisational BehaviourManagerial CommunicationMathematics and Statistics for ManagersManagerial EconomicsComputer Applications inManagementManagement AccountingComprehensive Viva VoceOperation ResearchProduction ManagementMarketing ManagementFinancial ManagementHuman Resource ManagementResearch Methods in ManagementMini Project*Strategic ManagementLegal aspects of BusinessIntellectual Property RightsManagerial SkillsComprehensive viva voce

Consumer BehaviourIndustrial MarketingInternational Marketing

Strategic Financial ManagementFinancial servicesDerivatives Management

Organisation Development

21PMBA101

21PMBA10221PMBA10321PMBA10421PMBA105

21PMBA106

21PMBA20721PMBA20821PMBA20921PMBA21021PMBA21121PMBA212

21PMBA31321PMBA31421PMBA31521PMBAMS

21PMBAE1A21PMBAE2A21PMBAE3A

21PMBAE1B21PMBAE2B21PMBAE3B

21PMBAE1C

Semester

Group B. Finance

Group C. Human Resource

Elective – Any one groupGroup A. Marketing

94


Elective –IIElective – IIICC – XVI

CC – XVIICC – XVIII

Elective –IVElective –IVElective –VElective –VI

Elective –IVElective –VElective –VI

Elective –IVElective – V

Elective –VI

Compensation ManagementIndustrial Relations ManagementInternational BusinessEnvironmentEntrepreneurial DevelopmentTotal Quality ManagementComprehensive viva voceProject Work

Advertising and Sales PromotionMarketing of ServicesRetail Management

Micro FinanceGlobal Financial ManagementMerchant Banking

Public Relations ManagementManaging InterpersonalEffectivenessHuman Resource Planning andAudit

21PMBAE2C21PMBAE3C21PMBA416

21PMBA41721PMBA418

21PMBAPW

21PMBAE4A21PMBAE5A21PMBAE6A

21PMBAE4B21PMBAE5B21PMBAE6B

21PMBAE4C21PMBAE5C

21PMBAE6C

(the group already taken in 3rd semester should be continued)Group A. Marketing

Group B. Finance

Group C. Human Resource



ValueaddedCourse

I

II

Tailoring

Corporate Etiquette

21VAMBA1

21VAMBA2

95


CC - ICP - IAC – IAC-II

CC – II

CP – II

AC – IIIAC – IV

CC – IIICP – IIIAC – VAC – VINME –ICC – IVCP –IVAC– VII

AP– I

NME – IISBE – I

CC-VCC-VICC-VIICP-V

21CA10121CA102P21AMA10121AMA10221UGVED21CA203

21CA204P

21AMA20321AMA20421UGCES21CA30521CA306P21ACM30121ACM30221NMEPH3121CA40721CA408P21ACM403

21ACM404P

21NMEPH4221SBECA1

16SCCCA516SCCCA616SCCCA716SCCCA5P

I

II

III

V I

V


B.C.A.Semester

Programming in CProgramming in C LabAlgebra and CalculusNumerical AnalysisValue EducationObject Oriented Programmingwith C++Object Oriented Programmingusing C++ LabStatisticsOperations ResearchEnvironmental StudiesJava ProgrammingJava Programming LabPrinciples of AccountingOrganizational BehaviourNon Major Elective IDatabase SystemsDatabase Systems LabComputer Applications inBusinessComputer Applications inBusiness LabNon Major Elective IIComputer system Assembly andtrouble shooting

BDUData Structures And AlgorithmsOperating SystemsDigital Computer FundamentalsComputer Graphics And Animation (P)

96



B.C.A.Semester

MBE-I

SBE-IISBE-III

SSDCC-VIIICC-IXCP-VIMBE-II

MBE-III

Computer Graphics /Software Engineering /System TestingOffice Management ToolsCommunication & InterpersonalSkillsSoft Skills DevelopmentComputer NetworksProgramming In PHPProgramming In PHP (P)Cloud Computing /Business ProcessOutsourcing /MobileComputingMini Project ( Students todo it in their respectiveColleges) / Linux Lab/ DotNet LabExtension ActivitiesGender Studies

16SMBECA1:1/16SMBECA1:2/16SMBECA1:316RSBE7:216RSBE7:3

RUGSDC16SCCCA816SCCCA916SCCCA6P16MBECA2:1/16MBECA2:2/16MBECA2:3

16MBECAPW/16SMBECA1P/16SMBECA2P

UGGS

VI



NME - I

NME - I I

III

IV

Fundamental of InformationTechnologyWorld Wide Web using HTML

21NMECA31

21NMECA42

97



M.C.A.Semester

CC – ICC – IICC – IIICC – IV

CP – ICP – IIEC – I

CC – VCC – VI

CC – VIICC – VIII

CP – IIICP – IVEC – II

EDC – ICC –IXCC –XCC – XICC – XIICP – VCP –VIEC - III

EDC – IICore Project

Programming in JavaDatabase and Data Mining ConceptsDesign and Analysis of AlgorithmsMathematical Foundations ofComputer ScienceJava Programming LabRDBMS and Data Mining LabDigital Computer Fundamentals/ComputerArchitecture / Fundamental ofManagementInformation SystemPython ProgrammingDistributed Technologies usingJ2EE and Dot NETOperating SystemsAccounting and FinancialManagementPython LabDistributed Technologies LabProbability and Statistics/OptimizationTechniques/Theory of Computation

Smart Device ProgrammingCloud Computing and Data ScienceAdvanced Software EngineeringOrganizational BehaviourSmart Device Programming LabCloud computing and Data Science labSoft Computing/Mobile Computing/Compiler Design

Project

21PCA10121PCA10221PCA10321PCA104

21PCA105P21PCA106P21PCAE1A/

21PCAE1B/

21PCAE1C21PCA20721PCA208

21PCA20921PCA210

21PCA211P21PCA212P21PCAE2A/21PCAE2B/21PCAE2C

21PCA31321PCA31421PCA31521PCA31621PCA317P21PCA318P21PCAE3A/21PCAE3B/21PCAE3C

21PCAPW

I

II

III

IV

98




Internet of Things/Web Design

Hardware and System Assembly/ Working with Photoshop

21PCAED1A/21PCAED1B

21PCAED2A/21PCAED2B

II

III

EDC-I

EDC-II


Post Graduate Diploma in Big Data Analytics

I

I I

CC – ICC – IICC – IIICC – IVCP – ICC – VCC– VICC– VIICP – IIProject

Foundations of Computer ScienceMachine LearningBig Data Analytics and TechnologyNoSQL Database ManagementData Analytics Lab using HadoopProgramming Using RData Visualization using PythonStatistics for BusinessR Programming LabProject

21PDCA1121PDCA1221PDCA1321PDCA1421PDCA15P21PDCA2121PDCA2221PDCA2321PDCA24P21PDCAPW

Semester



ValueAddedCourse

I

II

Data Analysis Using SPSS

WEKA Tool

21VACA1

21VACA2

99


CERTIFICATE PROGRAMMES

Sl.No

1

2

3

4

5

6

Department

BBA

Commerce

English

MBA

Computer Applications

Microbiology

Nameof the Certificate Programme

Web Designing

Integrated skills for communication

Career Guidance

OfficeAutomation

Digital Marketing

Edible Mushroom Cultivation

IECD (BDU) CERTIFICATE / DIPLOMACOURSES OFFERED

Diploma in Medical LaboratoryTechniques (DMLT)

S.No. Department Course

Biochemistry1.

100


Part - V Activities

1. National Service Scheme2. Sports and Games3. Fine Arts and Performing Arts4. Rotaract5. Students’ EXNORA6. Youth Red Cross7. Red Ribbon Club8. NCC

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