ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION TO THE PROGRAMME |
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FOUR YEAR INTEGRATED B.SC.B.ED. DEGREE PROGRAMME |
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Eligibility and Admission Proceduresfor Four Year Integrated B.Sc.B.Ed. degree Programme as per Pondicherry University Regulations (2018 – 19 onwards)
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Subject of specialisation (Major / Main) |
B.Sc., B.Ed. |
Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry |
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ELIGIBILITY
(a) The candidates with at least 50% marks in the +2 or its equivalent are eligible for admission
(b) The reservation and relaxation in marks for SC/ST/OBC/PWD and other category shall be as perthe rules of the Central Government / UT of Puducherry.
(c) The choice of subject is based on the eligibility conditions as prescribed for the UG courses ofthe respective subject of specialization by this university.
ADMISSION PROCEDURE
(a) Admission will be made on merit on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying examinationand in the entrance examination or any other selection process as per the policy of respectiveGovernment.
(b) At the time of admission to the programme, the students will need to indicate their selection ofthe subject to be pursued for the discipline options and accompanying pedagogic specialisation for which they are applying, and these may be assigned on the basis of order of merit andavailability. |
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TWO YEAR B.Ed. DEGREE (NON-SEMESTER) PROGRAMME |
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Subject of specialisation (Major / Main) |
2 Year B.Ed., |
Tamil, English, Mathematics, Physical Science, Biological Science and Social Science |
- 1. A candidate shall be eligible for the admission to two year Bachelor’s Degree programme in Education [B.Ed. (Non-semester)] provided that he/she should have passed the three years Bachelor’s Degree programme under 11+1+3 or 10+2+3 pattern of study or Five years Integrated Master’s Degree Course under 10+2+5 pattern of study and majored in any one of the subjects related to a school subject offered at the Secondary / Senior or higher Secondary education level (OR) four years Bachelor’s Degree programme in Engineering / Technology under 11+1+4 or 10+2+4 pattern of study [with Mathematics and Science in both higher secondary and Engineering /Technology degree programmes]
- 2. The candidates should have scored a minimum of 50% marks in Part-III (Main + Allied) of the bachelor’s degree programme. In case they have not scored this minimum, they should have scored in a minimum of 50% marks at the master’s degree level in the same subjects majored.
- 3. The candidates belonging to SC, ST, MBC, OBC & PWD categories should have scored a minimum of 40% marks.
- 4. Engineering or Technology candidates should have specialized in science and mathematics with 55% of marks or other qualification equivalent thereto. Such candidates belonging to SC, ST categories should have scored a minimum of 50% marks
- 5. The reservation for different categories should be as per the Government norms.
- 6. There is no upper age limit for admission to two-year B.Ed. programme.
STUDENT SHOULD HAVE STUDIED THE SUBJECT MAJORED AT DEGREE LEVEL |
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- 1. English, Functional English, English Literature & English for Career
- 2. Tamil, Functional Tamil
- 3. Mathematics
- 4. Physics, Electronics, Chemistry, Bio-chemistry
- 5. Botany/Plant Science, Zoology / Animal Science, Micro-biology, Applied Micro-biology, Marine Biology, Bio- Technology including Plant Bio-technology
- 6. History, Historical Studies, Geography, Political Science, Economics, Psychology, Sociology, Philosophy
- 7. The Students belong to Engineering / Technology to have studied Maths and Science
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REQUIREMENTS ON TIME OF ADMISSION |
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1. For Four Year Integrated B.Sc.B.Ed. degree Programme
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Original mark sheets of 10th, 12th, Community Certificate, Transfer Certificate are required.
2. For Two-year Bachelor’s Degree programme
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Original mark sheets of 10th, 12th, Degree, Community Certificate, Transfer Certificate are required.
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IV. PROGRAM OUTCOMES, PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES AND COURSE OUTCOMES |
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The Krishnasamy College of Education for Women is recognized by NCTE and affiliated to Pondicherry University and is offering the Two Year B.Ed., program from 2015-16 onwards and 4 Year B.Sc.B.Ed program in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics from 2020-21 onwards. The objectives of these program is make skilled teacher to efficiently transact the school curriculum and teach to the middle, high and higher secondary school students. |
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TWO YEAR B.ED., PROGRAM: |
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PROGRAM OUTCOMES: The program aims at preparing teachers for Foundational, Preparatory, Middle and Secondary.It enables the undergraduate students(B.A and B.Sc) to learn child psychology, sociology perspectives of school students and pedagogical aspect. This program enhances the teaching skills and skill in evaluating the learner etc. Programme has specific objectives and the over-all design of the course ensures a certain set of skills and competence that the students graduating from the institution should gain at the end of the program. |
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SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The student-teacher |
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acquires the knowledge about the psychological, sociological and pedagogical considerations of the school students.
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understands the contemporary teacher education policies and procedures to impart the curriculum to the school students.
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applies the knowledge of psychological, sociological and pedagogical considerations of the school students in real classroom teaching situation.
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develops of skills of subject knowledge, teaching, evaluation etc
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develops the interest in teaching and engaging the school students through curriculum transaction
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develops the positive attitude and confidence on teaching at schools.
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COURSE OUTCOMES: The course outcomes are prefaced to each syllabus and shared with students and faculty. All the courses offered by the institution emphasize on academic quality. In general, the course outcomes of the institution focus on empowering the student for, higher studies, research, professional teacher employment and preparedness for competitive examinations. The course outcome are |
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First Year B.Ed. Program Courses |
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Perspective and Pedagogy |
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Outcomes |
PERSPECTIVES IN EDUCATION |
Course - 1 Childhood and Growing Up |
Acquired the knowledge of Childhood, Adolescence, and their different socio-economic, cultural factors
will be useful for the teaching profession |
Course – 2 Contemporary India and Education |
The application of foundation of this course about Indian society, communities towards learning and teaching will be useful for the teaching profession. |
Course – 3 Learning and Teaching |
The understanding gained in this course will be highly applicable for the teaching carrier and helpful to adopt different teaching strategies and facilitate the learning. |
Course – 4 Gender, School and Society |
The understanding gained in this course will be
helpful to remove the gender bias in working schools. |
CURRICULUM |
Course – 5 Language across the Curriculum |
Knowledge and understanding of language and literacy background of the learners. will be a fruitful in outcome during their teaching life. |
Course – 6 Knowledge & Curriculum |
Knowledge of curriculum construction and transaction produce the professional skills to with stand all level of teaching. |
PEDAGOGIC STUDIES
PEDAGOGY OF A SCHOOL SUBJECT 1 |
Course - 7(i) Pedagogy of Tamil I – Part 1 |
The application of foundation of this course will be a fruitful outcome during their teaching life. Especially teaching methodology, preparation of lesson plan, teaching resources, organizing tests and evaluation will be helpful make them professional teacher. |
Course - 7(ii) Pedagogy of English I – Part 1 |
Course - 7(vii) Pedagogy of Mathematics – Part 1 |
Course - 7(viii) Pedagogy of Physical Science – Part 1 |
Course - 7(ix) Pedagogy of Biological Science – Part 1 |
Course - 7(x) Pedagogy of Social Science – Part 1 |
PEDAGOGY OF A SCHOOL SUBJECT 2 |
Course - 8(i) Pedagogy of Tamil II – Part 1 |
It will give confidence and practice to teaching second school subject. |
Course - 8(ii) Pedagogy of English II – Part 1 |
Course - 8(vi) Pedagogy of Mathematics – Part 1 |
Course - 8(vii) Pedagogy of Physical Science – Part 1 |
Course - 8(viii) Pedagogy of Biological Science – Part 1 |
ENGAGEMENT WITH THE FIELD |
9 a. Task and Assignment related to theory courses |
Each course paper has list of practicum activities to enable the learner to learn the concept in practical way. |
Course – 9 b.
School Internship (4 Weeks) |
School Internship will helpful to gain the knowledge about the school system and it will be help them to show their skilfulness in teaching profession.
Visit to innovative centres of pedagogy and learning, educational resource centres and community resourceswill helpand a fruitful outcome during their teaching life. |
Course – 10 c.
Community Living Camp |
The participation in community life will helpful to understand the community during their teaching life. They can able to meet the local needs of education. |
Course – 11 d.
Yoga, Health & Physical Education – Part 1 |
The application of Yoga, exercise, health & fitness, and first aid of this course will be a fruitful outcome during their teaching life. |
b. COURSES ON ENHANCING PROFESSIONAL CAPACITIES (EPC) |
Course – 12 EPC1:
Reading and Reflecting on Texts |
It will enhance the reading capacity and develop critical thinking to become more professional oriented. |
Course – 13 EPC2:
Drama and Art in Education |
The creativity, aesthetic sensibilitiesby art, music and drama in education will be fruitful outcome during their teaching carrier. |
Course – 14 EPC3:
Critical Understanding of ICT |
The skills of basic computer literacy and ICT-aided learning help to support the administrative and academic systems. |
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Second Year B.Ed. Program Courses |
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PERSPECTIVES IN EDUCATION |
Course - 15 School Management |
The understanding gained about basic concepts of school management and Realization of the multifaceted role of teacher/head teacher. |
Course - 16 Creating an Inclusive School |
knowledge of integration of the children with special needs in normal school will give and needful expertise in their teaching currier. |
CURRICULUM AND PEDAGOGIC STUDIES |
Course - 17 Assessment for Learning |
knowledge of the various tools and techniques of evaluation will behighly applicable for the teaching carrier. |
PEDAGOGY OF A SCHOOL SUBJECT 1 |
Course - 18(i) Pedagogy of Tamil I – Part 2 |
The application of theoretical studies as well as on the field with school children from various backgrounds of this course will be a fruitful outcome during their teaching life |
Course - 18(ii) Pedagogy of English I – Part 2 |
Course - 18(vii) Pedagogy of Mathematics – Part 2 |
Course - 18(viii) Pedagogy of Physical Science– Part 2 |
Course - 18(ix) Pedagogy of Biological Science – Part 2 |
Course - 18(x) Pedagogy of Social Science – Part 2 |
PEDAGOGY OF A SCHOOL SUBJECT 2 |
Course - 19(i)
Pedagogy of Tamil II – Part 2 |
The application of theoretical studies from various backgrounds of this course will be a fruitful outcome during their teaching carrier. |
Course - 19(ii)
Pedagogy of English II – Part 2 |
Course - 19(vi)
Pedagogy of Mathematics – Part 2 |
Course - 19(vii) Pedagogy of Physical Science – Part 2 |
Course - 19(viii) Pedagogy of Biological Science – Part 2 |
OPTIONAL PAPER |
Course - 20(iii) Guidance and Counselling
Course - 20(iv) Environmental Education |
The knowledge of optional course papers will provide the skill in guidance and counselling to students in during their teaching field. |
ENGAGEMENT WITH THE FIELD |
a. Task and Assignment related to theory courses |
Each course paper has list of practicum activities to enable the learner learn the concept in practical way. |
b. Teaching Competency (16 weeks of School Internship)
Course - 21
Pedagogy of School Subject 1
Course - 22
Pedagogy of School Subject 2 |
Observation of teaching and teaching practice in the regular teachers in school make them expertise in teaching life. |
Course – 23 c. Yoga, Health & Physical Education |
To understand the recent diseases and precautionsuch knowledge will be useful for the teaching profession. |
c. COURSE ON ENHANCING PROFESSIONAL CAPACITIES (EPC)
Course - 24 EPC4: Understanding the Self |
To enable them to understand self in physical, mental, emotional and spiritual way. |
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B. FOUR YEAR INTEGRATED B.SC.B.Ed PROGRAMME |
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PROGRAM OUTCOMES: The program aims at preparing teachers for Foundational, Preparatory, Middle and Secondary. It enables the senior secondary school students (in science stream) to learn physics, chemistry and mathematics. Along with, they learn child psychology, sociology, and pedagogy. |
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SPECIFIC OUTCOME: The student-teacher |
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acquires the knowledge about science subjects Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry along with the psychological, sociological and pedagogical considerations of the school students.
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understands theoretical and practical concepts of the major subjects (Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry) and contemporary teacher education policies and procedures to impart the curriculum to the school students.
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applies the knowledge of concepts in studied in the major subjects (Mathematics, Physics and Chemistry), psychological, sociological and pedagogical considerations of the school students in real classroom teaching situation.
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develops of skills of subject knowledge, teaching, evaluation etc
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develops the interest in teaching and engaging the school students through curriculum transaction
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develops the positive attitude and confidence on teaching at schools.
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COURSE OUTCOMES
The course outcomes are prefaced to each syllabus and shared with students and faculty. All the courses offered by the institution emphasize on academic quality. In general, the course outcomes of the institution focus on empowering the student for, higher studies, research, professional teacher employment and preparedness for competitive examinations. The course outcome are |
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FOUR YEAR INTEGRATED B.SC.B.ED. PROGRAM |
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FIRST YEAR - SEMESTER I |
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Title of the Course |
Name of the course |
Course outcome:
To enable the student to acquire the knowledge of science stream fundamental along with educational component to mastery over the subjects as well as teaching. |
Part I |
Lang I-1 |
Tamil/French/Malayalam/Telugu/Hindi |
Part II |
Lang II-1 |
English |
Part III |
Core 1 |
Core: B.Sc/B.A……………… |
Core 2 |
Core: B.Sc/B.A ……………… |
Core 3 |
Core: B.Sc/B.A ……………… |
Core 4(Supportive 1) |
Supportive: B.Sc/B.A ……… |
Part IV |
Edn: EPC 1 |
Yoga, Health and Physical Edn I |
AECC |
A 1 |
Environmental Studies |
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FIRST YEAR - SEMESTER II |
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Title of the Course |
Name of the course |
Course outcome:
To enable the student to acquire the knowledge of science stream fundamental along with educational component to mastery over the subjects as well as teaching. |
Part I |
Lang I-2 |
Tamil/French/Malayalam/Telugu/Hindi |
Part II |
Lang II-2 |
English |
Part III |
Core 5 |
Core: B.Sc/B.A ……………… |
Core 6 |
Core: B.Sc/B.A ……………… |
Core 7 |
Core: B.Sc/B.A ……………… |
Core 8 (Supportive 2) |
Supportive: B.Sc/B.A ……… |
Part IV |
Edn 1: C&PS |
Language across the Curriculum |
Edn: EPC 2 |
Reading and Reflecting on Texts |
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Edn 14: C&PS |
Pedagogy of School Subject II |
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FOURTH YEAR - SEMESTER VII |
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Title of the Course |
Name of the course |
Course outcome:
To enable the student to acquire the knowledge of science stream fundamental along with educational component to mastery over the subjects as well as teaching. |
Part III |
Core 21 |
Core: B.Sc/B.A ……………… |
Part IV |
Edn 15: PE |
Creating an Inclusive School |
Edn 16: C&PS |
Assessment for learning – I |
Edn 17: PE |
School Management – II |
Edn 18: C&PS |
Pedagogy of School Subject I |
Edn 19: C&PS |
Pedagogy of School Subject II |
Edn: EPC 6 |
Yoga, Health and Physical Edn II |
Edn: EPC 7 |
Understanding Self |
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FOURTH YEAR - SEMESTER VIII |
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Title of the Course |
Name of the course |
Course outcome:
To enable the student to acquire the knowledge of science stream fundamental along with educational component to mastery over the subjects as well as teaching. |
Part III |
Core 22 |
Core:B.Sc/B.A ……………… |
Part IV |
Edn 20: C&PS |
Pedagogy of School Subject I |
Edn 21: C&PS |
Pedagogy of School Subject II |
Edn 22: C&PS |
Assessment for learning – II |
Practicum:
Teaching Competency |
Pedagogy of School Subject I |
Pedagogy of School Subject II |
AECC |
A2 |
Introduction to Public Administration |
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B.Sc., B.Ed.LIBERAL OPTIONS
PART III: B.SC.B.Ed. PHYSICS |
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SEM |
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Name of the course |
Course outcome |
I |
Core 1 |
Mechanics of particles, rigid bodies and continuous media |
To enable the student to acquire the knowledge of fundamental physics to mastery over the subjects |
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Core 2 |
Kinetic Theory and Thermodynamics |
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Core 3 |
Oscillations, waves and acoustics |
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Core 4
(Supportive 1) |
Mathematics-I |
II |
Core 5 |
Optics |
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Core 6 |
Electricity and Magnetism |
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Core 7 |
Physics-Laboratory-I |
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Physics-Laboratory-II |
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Core 8
(Supportive 2) |
Mathematics-II |
III |
Core 9 |
Modern Physics ad Relativity |
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Core 10 |
Solid State Physics |
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Core 11 |
Atomic and Molecular Spectroscopy |
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Core 12
(Supportive 3) |
Chemistry-I |
IV |
Core 13 |
Electronics |
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Core 14 |
Numerical Methods and Computational Physics |
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Core 15 |
Physics-Laboratory-III |
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Physics-Laboratory-IV |
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Core 16
(Supportive 4) |
Chemistry-II |
V |
Core 17 |
Nuclear Physics |
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Core 18 |
Quantum Mechanics |
VI |
Core 19 |
Digital Electronics |
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Core 20 |
Physics-Laboratory-V |
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Physics-Laboratory-VI |
VII |
Core 21 |
Renewable energy and Energy harvesting |
VIII |
Core 22 |
Physics-Laboratory-VII |
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Physics-Laboratory-VIII |
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B.Sc., B.Ed.LIBERAL OPTIONS
PART III: B.Sc.B.EdCHEMISTRY |
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SEM |
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Name of the course |
Course outcome |
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Core 1 |
Chemistry–I: Atomic Structure, Bonding, General Organic Chemistry |
To enable the student to acquire the knowledge of fundamental Chemistry to mastery over the subjects |
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Core 2 |
Basic Analytical Chemistry |
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Core 3 |
Green Chemistry |
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Core 4
(Supportive 1) |
Mathematics-I |
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Core 5 |
Chemistry-II: Chemical Energetics, Equilibria & Functional Organic Chemistry-I |
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Core 6 |
Analytical Clinical Biochemistry |
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Core 7 |
Chemistry-Laboratory-I
Chemistry–I: Atomic Structure, Bonding, General Organic Chemistry |
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Chemistry-Laboratory-II
Chemistry-II: Chemical Energetics, Equilibria & Functional Organic Chemistry-I |
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Core 8
(Supportive 2) |
Mathematics-II |
III |
Core 9 |
Chemistry-III: Solutions, Phase Equilibrium, Electrochemistry & Functional Group Organic Chemistry-II |
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Core 10 |
Fuel Chemistry |
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Core 11 |
Molecular Modelling & Drug Design |
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Core 12
(Supportive 3) |
Physics-I |
IV |
Core 13 |
Chemistry-IV: Coordination Chemistry, States of Matter & Chemical Kinetics |
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Core 14 |
Nano Chemistry |
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Core 15 |
Chemistry -Laboratory-III
Chemistry-III: Solutions, Phase Equilibrium, Electrochemistry & Functional Group Organic Chemistry-II |
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Chemistry-Laboratory-IV
Chemistry-IV: Coordination Chemistry, States of Matter & Chemical Kinetics |
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Core 16
(Supportive 4) |
Physics -II |
V |
Core 17 |
Analytical Methods in Chemistry |
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Core 18 |
Industrial Chemicals & Environment |
VI |
Core 19 |
Organometallics, Bioinorganic chemistry,Polynuclear hydrocarbons and UV, IR Spectroscopy |
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Core 20 |
Chemistry -Laboratory-V
Industrial Chemicals & Environment |
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Chemistry -Laboratory-VI
Organometallics, Bioinorganic chemistry, Polynuclearhydrocarbons and UV, IR Spectroscopy |
VII |
Core 21 |
Polymer Chemistry |
VIII |
Core 22 |
Chemistry -Laboratory-VII
Analytical Methods in Chemistry and Analytical Clinical Biochemistry |
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Chemistry -Laboratory-VIII
Polymer Chemistry and Molecular Modelling & Drug Design |
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B.Sc., B.Ed.LIBERAL OPTIONS
PART III: B.SC.B.ED.MATHEMATICS |
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Name of the course |
Course outcome |
I |
Core 1 |
Theory of Equations & Trigonometry |
To enable the student to acquire the knowledge of fundamental Mathematics to mastery over the subjects |
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Core 2 |
Differential Calculus |
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Core 3 |
Analytical Geometry 3D |
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Core 4
(Supportive 1) |
Physics I / Fundamentals of Computers |
II |
Core 5 |
Integral Calculus |
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Core 6 |
Abstract Algebra |
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Core 7 |
Real Analysis I |
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Core 8
(Supportive 2) |
Physics II/ Principles of Programming and “C” |
III |
Core 9 |
Linear Algebra |
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Core 10 |
Ordinary Differential Equations |
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Core 11 |
Operations Research I |
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Core 12
(Supportive 3) |
Chemistry I/Object Oriented Programming |
IV |
Core 13 |
Real Analysis II |
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Core 14 |
Complex Analysis I |
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Core 15 |
Mathematical Statistics I |
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Core 16
(Supportive 4) |
Chemistry II/ Visual Programming |
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Core 17 |
Partial Differential Equations |
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Core 18 |
Vector Calculus |
VI |
Core 19 |
Operations Research II |
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Core 20 |
Complex Analysis II |
VII |
Core 21 |
Mathematical Statistics II |
VIII |
Core 22 |
Numerical Methods&Programming Lab |
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EDUCATIONAL COMPONENTS |
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Semester |
Educational Courses |
Outcome |
SEMESTER I |
Edn: EPC 1- YOGA, HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION -I
AECC: A1: ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES |
The following knowledge the gained in this course will be highly applicable for the teaching carrier
I. Educational component such as
- teaching methodology,
- perspectives of education,
- educational psychology,
- sociology in learning perspective,
- curricular perspective,
- gender perspective,
- Educational technology and ICT,
- assessment and evaluation,
- school management,
II. Professional skill development program such as
- Soft skills program
- understanding self
- drama and art education,
- yoga and health,
III. AECC Program
- Public administration,
- Environmental Science
Along with fundamental of science streamsubjects.
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SEMESTER II |
Edn 1: C&PS - LANGUAGE ACROSS THE CURRICULUM
Edn: EPC 2 - READING AND REFLECTING ON TEXTS |
SEMESTER III |
Edn 2: PE - CHILDHOOD AND GROWING UP – I
Edn 3: C&PS - KNOWLEDGE AND CURRICULUM
Edn: EPC 3 - DRAMA AND ART IN EDUCATION |
SEMESTER IV |
Edn 4: PE - CHILDHOOD AND GROWING UP – II
Edn 5: PE - GENDER SCHOOL AND SOCIETY
Edn: EPC 4 - CRITICAL UNDERSTANDING OF ICT |
SEMESTER V |
Edn 6: PE - CONTEMPORARY INDIA AND EDUCATION -I
Edn 7: PE - LEARNING AND TEACHING-1
Edn 8: C&PS - PEDAGOGY OF SCHOOL SUBJECT I
Edn 9: C&PS - PEDAGOGY OF SCHOOL SUBJECT II
Edn: Int 1 - SCHOOL INTERNSHIP
Edn: Int 2 - COMMUNITY LIVING CAMP
Edn: EPC 5: SOFT SKILL |
SEMESTER VI |
Edn 10: PE - LEARNING AND TEACHING – II
Edn 11: PE - CONTEMPORARY INDIA AND EDUCATION -II
Edn 12: PE - SCHOOL MANAGEMENT – I
Edn 13: C&PS - PEDAGOGY OF SCHOOL SUBJECT I
Edn 14: C&PS - PEDAGOGY OF SCHOOL SUBJECT II |
SEMESTER VII |
Edn 15: PE - CREATING AN INCLUSIVE SCHOOL
Edn 16: C&PS - ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING – I
Edn 17: PE - SCHOOL MANAGEMENT – II
Edn 18: C&PS - PEDAGOGY OF SCHOOL SUBJECT I
Edn 19: C&PS - PEDAGOGY OF SCHOOL SUBJECT II
Edn: EPC 6 - YOGA, HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION II
Edn: EPC 7 - UNDERSTANDING SELF |
SEMESTER VIII |
Edn 20: C&PS - PEDAGOGY OF SCHOOL SUBJECT I
Edn 21: C&PS - PEDAGOGY OF SCHOOL SUBJECT II
Edn 22: C&PS - ASSESSMENT FOR LEARNING – II
Practicum: TEACHING COMPETENCY
AECC: A2 - INTRODUCTION TO PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION |
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