Group Behavior: Definition-Classification of groups- Group development models,-
reasons of formation, Group cohesiveness
6
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM1CC3
Organizational Behaviour
3
Conflict and Resolution strategies-Group Discussion. Team building: Team vs. Group- Types of Teams- Techniques of building
effective teams-
7
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM1CC3
Organizational Behaviour
4
The organization in relation to its environment- Power, and politics: meaning and
basis of power- Power Tactics- Political strategies for attaining power in organizations.
organization culture.Nature- creating and maintaining culture. Politics: Definition- Factors
contributing to political behavior- Employee responses to organizational politics. Impression
management techniques.
8
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM1CC3
Organizational Behaviour
1
Definition of OB - Contemporary challenges and opportunities for OB- Developing an OB model
9
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM1CC3
Organizational Behaviour
1
Definition of OB - Contemporary challenges and opportunities for OB- Developing an OB model
10
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM1CC3
Organizational Behaviour
1
Definition of OB - Contemporary challenges and opportunities for OB- Developing an OB model
11
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM1CC3
Organizational Behaviour
1
Definition of OB - Contemporary challenges and opportunities for OB- Developing an OB model
12
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM1CC3
Organizational Behaviour
5
Organisational Development - Factors effecting organization effectiveness-Organization Development
13
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM1CC3
Organizational Behaviour
5
Organizational change-Types-Resistance to change- Techniques of overcoming resistance to change
14
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM1CC3
Organizational Behaviour
5
Steps of implementing a change process-Lewin’s model
Learning: Meaning- Concept- Theories- Principles and Behavioral implications
17
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM2CC4
Strategic Human Resources Management
1
Perspective of Human Resource Management: Evolution – Meaning- objectives- functions- role-and need of Human Resource Management – Understanding HRM in the context of new millennium. Strategic HRM –Definition –Components –Objectives- Need –Importance –Role. Traditional HRM vs. SHRM, Difference between SHRM and HR strategies .Hard vs. Soft HRM.
18
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM2CC4
Strategic Human Resources Management
2
Strategic Role of Human Resource Management: Theoretical Perspectives of SHRM - Benefits of Strategic Approach to HR - Barriers to Strategic Human Resource Management.
Man Power Planning Process –Importance of Human Resources Planning – Need- Obstacles to Human Resources Planning -Forecasting Human Resource Requirements – Internal and External sources. CEO Succession – Mentoring.
19
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM2CC4
Strategic Human Resources Management
3
Strategic International HRM (SIHRM) - Issues in IHRM - Strategic Issues And Approaches. International Staffing: Approaches to Staffing - International Recruitment and Selection - Training and Development of Expatriates. International Performance Management- Compensation and Rewards.
20
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM2CC4
Strategic Human Resources Management
4
HR Strategy - Nature - purpose of HR strategies - Types of HR Strategies - Criteria for an effective HR Strategy - Rewards Strategy- Reward Strategy Development Process. Executive Compensation
21
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM2CC4
Strategic Human Resources Management
5
Measures of HRM- Balance Score Card- Human Resource Score Card- HR Audit- Purpose of HR Audit- Benefits of HR Audit- Scope of HR Audit- HR Audit Cycle- HR Audit Process.
Concepts of Logistics – Evolution – Nature and Importance – Components of
Logistics Management – Competitive Advantages of Logistics – Functions of Logistics
management – principles – Logistics Network – Integrated Logistics system. Logistics Value
Proposition –Order Processing, Inventory, Transportation, Warehousing, Materials Handling,
and Packaging.
24
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
RAVISANKAR
23LSM1CC2
Fundamentals of Logistics Management
2
Elements of Logistics and Inventory carrying – Ware housing – Material handling –
Order processing – Transportation – Demand Forecasting – Impact of Forecasts on Logistics
and Performance measurements.
25
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
RAVISANKAR
23LSM1CC2
Fundamentals of Logistics Management
3
Transportation – Participants in Transportation Decisions – Modes of Transportation
– Factors influencing Transport economics – Documents in Transport Decision Making
Warehousing / Distribution – Functions of Warehouse – Benefits of Warehouse – Service –
Warehousing Alternatives – Warehouse site selection – Factors while initiating Warehouse
Operations – Warehouse Management System.
26
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
RAVISANKAR
23LSM1CC2
Fundamentals of Logistics Management
4
Packing and Materials Handling – Functions of packaging – Communication –
Packaging cost – Types of Packaging Material – Unitization – Containerization – Designing a
package factor affecting choice of packaging materials.
27
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
RAVISANKAR
23LSM1CC2
Fundamentals of Logistics Management
5
Organization for effective logistics performance – Centralized and Decentralized
structures – Stages of functional aggregation in organization, Financial issues in Logistics
performance – Measures – Steps in ABC costing – Financial Gap Analysis Integrated
Logistics – Need for Integration - Activity Centers in Integrated Logistics Role of 3PL and
4PL – Principles of LIS.
28
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
RAVISANKAR
23LSM1CC2
Fundamentals of Logistics Management
6
Current Contours (for Continuous Internal Assessment Only): Contemporary
Developments Related to the Course during the Semester Concerned.
29
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
RAVISANKAR
23LSM3CC2
Distribution and Warehouse Management
1
Introduction to Distribution - Warehouse Management - Importance - Role of Distribution -
Warehouse Management in Supply Chain - Functions and Objectives of Distribution and
Warehousing - Distribution Network Design and its Impact on Overall Supply Chain
Efficiency.
30
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
RAVISANKAR
23LSM3CC2
Distribution and Warehouse Management
2
Warehouse Design and Layout - Principles of Warehouse Design - Layout Optimization -
Warehouse Storage Systems and Equipment - Cross-Docking and its Benefits in Distribution.
31
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
RAVISANKAR
23LSM3CC2
Distribution and Warehouse Management
3
Inventory Management in Distribution - ABC Analysis and Classification - Economic Order
Quantity (EOQ) and Reorder Point Calculations - Safety Stock Management - Demand
Forecasting.
32
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
RAVISANKAR
23LSM3CC2
Distribution and Warehouse Management
4
Technology and Systems in Distribution and Warehousing - Warehouse Management
Systems (WMS) and their features - RFID technology and real-time tracking - Integration of
Internet of Things (IoT) in distribution processes.
33
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
RAVISANKAR
23LSM3CC2
Distribution and Warehouse Management
5
Distribution Operations and Performance Measurement - Order Processing, Picking
Strategies and Packing Methods - Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for Distribution and
Warehouse Management - Continuous Improvement and Lean Principles in Distribution -
Challenges and Future Trends - Sustainability in Distribution and Warehouse Operations -
Omni-Channel Distribution and E-Commerce Implications - Reverse Logistics and Handling
Returns.
34
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
RAVISANKAR
23LSM3CC2
Distribution and Warehouse Management
6
Current Contours (for Continuous Internal Assessment Only): Contemporary Developments
Related to the Course during the Semester Concerned.
Product Planning – Policies –New Product Development – Product Life Cycle-Marketing channels and Supply Chain Management –Marketing Mix- Customer value proposition-Segmentation-Targeting and Positioning. Marketing Planning-nature-Marketing planning appraisal process-Strategic marketing planning model.
37
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM2CC6
Marketing Practices for logistics Managers
3
Diffusion of Innovation process
38
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM2CC6
Marketing Practices for logistics Managers
3
Consumer Decision making process-Comprehensive models of consumer decision making. Functions of channel Intermediaries-Types-channel strategy-Channel Management-Hybrid Distribution system-Physical distribution-wholesale. Role of Logistics in production and sales.
39
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM2CC6
Marketing Practices for logistics Managers
4
Retailing Logistics- classification of store formats-Types of retail formats-Theories of retailing-Retail marketing strategies
40
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM2CC6
Marketing Practices for logistics Managers
4
Retail marketing strategies-Retail selling-Identifying and understanding the Target audience for advertising—Defining Advertising objectives-Media decisions- Evaluation of advertising decisions. Publicity and Personal Selling.
41
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM2CC6
Marketing Practices for logistics Managers
5
- Publicity and Personal Selling-challenges in personal selling-Types of sales persons-sales responsibilities-skills-Phases of selling process
42
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM2CC6
Marketing Practices for logistics Managers
5
Branding, Packaging and Labelling-Direct marketing techniques-Internet marketing
43
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM2CC6
Marketing Practices for logistics Managers
5
Phases of selling process-Personal selling objectives-Designing a sales force-Managing a sales force-problems
44
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM2CC6
Marketing Practices for logistics Managers
5
Pricing – Pricing Strategies and approaches.
45
M.B.A. (International Business)
Bharathidasan School of Management
RAVISANKAR
23IB1CC3
Executive Communication
1
Communication: Meaning, Objectives, Scope and Ethics- Features
of Business Communication- Electronic Technology in global business
communication: Internet, Fax and e-mail – Voice, Text and Picture
messages- Convergence of Smart-phone, Internet and Television- Work Team
Communication - Group Communication - Variables - Solving group
problems - Ethical dimensions- Strategies for communicating across
different cultures- Business presentations - Written and Oral presentations -
Process: Planning, organizing and delivering - Use of Visual Aids.
46
M.B.A. (International Business)
Bharathidasan School of Management
RAVISANKAR
23IB1CC3
Executive Communication
2
Language: Vocabulary Building – Use of appropriates Tenses /
Voice / Prepositions / Adjective/ Adverb / Punctuation/ Pace - Use of
Acronyms, Cliches, Jargons, Metaphors, Authoritative Quotes, Literary
Excerpts, Idioms, Phrases, Maxims, Axioms, Regional Niches, Global
Nuances, Latin/Greeks terms, etc. - Powerful Beginning, Enticing
Elucidation and Effective Closing of Communication.
Formatting International Business Letters and Reports: Letters:
Inside Address - Salutation - Body - Complementary closing - Envelope-
Report: Title - Statement of problem, objectives and methodology - Findings
and Recommendations - Transmittal Document - Executive summary.
49
M.B.A. (International Business)
Bharathidasan School of Management
RAVISANKAR
23IB1CC3
Executive Communication
5
Import Communications: Offer and acceptance to a
overseas buyer/seller - Correspondences regarding L/C, Cargo insurance,
claims with ECGC under credit risk insurance, correspondences with
bankers regarding status enquiries, collecting documents, Shipping and
retirement of bills and correspondences with clearing and forwarding agents.
large scale IT solutions for its implantation, Global Competition and Innovation
56
M.B.A.
Bharathidasan School of Management
PHILO DAISY RANI L
21BSMEC4.2
Enterprise Systems
2
ERP Vendors and Modules
57
M.B.A.
Bharathidasan School of Management
PHILO DAISY RANI L
21BSMEC4.2
Enterprise Systems
3
ERP Implementation
58
M.B.A.
Bharathidasan School of Management
PHILO DAISY RANI L
21BSMEC4.2
Enterprise Systems
4
Supply chain in manufacturing Industry
59
M.B.A.
Bharathidasan School of Management
PHILO DAISY RANI L
21BSMEC4.2
Enterprise Systems
5
CRM Roadmap for Business Applications
60
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM3CC5
Strategic Management for Supply Chain
2
Environmental Analysis: Environmental Scanning - Industry Analysis - Competitive Analysis -Internal analysis: Resource Based view, SWOT / PEST / ETOP analysis, Value Analysis.
61
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM3CC5
Strategic Management for Supply Chain
2
Strategy Formulation/ Alternatives: Corporate Strategies: Grand Strategies- Stability, Expansion, Retrenchment and Combination
62
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM3CC5
Strategic Management for Supply Chain
1
Strategic Planning and Strategic Management: Levels of Strategic Planning - Process of Strategic Planning - Dimensions Of Strategic Decisions - Strategic Management Process.
Strategic Evaluation and Control: Balanced Score Card approach -Strategic Control - Operational Control - Process and Techniques
68
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM3CC5
Strategic Management for Supply Chain
5
EVA and MVA - ERP– Stake holder analysis
69
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM4CC2
Managerial Skills
4
Risk management – users of Risk Management – Steps in Risk Management. Effective decision making – Risk taking - meaning –approaches – methods – steps – factors determining Risk Taking– Decision making at the work place.
70
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
SHIBU N S
23LSM4CC2
Managerial Skills
5
Balancing work and life – meaning – work satisfaction – gender differences –responsibility of the employers and employees – ways of balancing work and life –handling professional and personal demands – organizing your desk.
71
M.B.A (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
Bharathidasan School of Management
ELAMPIRAI M
23LSM2CC6
Marketing Practices for logistics Managers
1
Marketing-Definition-Core Concepts of Marketing-Marketing concepts-Scope of Marketing-Differences Between Selling and Marketing-Supply Chain Marketing Environment
72
PG Diploma in Inclusive Training and Development
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23PGDITD2
Entrepreneurship Education for Social Inclusion
1
Entrepreneurship in global context: social and economic development
73
PG Diploma in Inclusive Training and Development
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23PGDITD2
Entrepreneurship Education for Social Inclusion
2
Social Inclusion
74
PG Diploma in Inclusive Training and Development
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23PGDITD2
Entrepreneurship Education for Social Inclusion
3
Social Inclusion
75
PG Diploma in Inclusive Training and Development
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23PGDITD2
Entrepreneurship Education for Social Inclusion
4
Technology Entrepreneurship
76
PG Diploma in Inclusive Training and Development
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23PGDITD2
Entrepreneurship Education for Social Inclusion
5
Introduction to various forms of business organization
77
NME : Prevention of disabilities
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
2023VAC02
Prevention of disabilities
1
Overview of Disability
78
NME : Prevention of disabilities
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
2023VAC02
Prevention of disabilities
2
Developmental Milestones and Red Flag
79
NME : Prevention of disabilities
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
2023VAC02
Prevention of disabilities
3
Types of disabilities
80
NME : Prevention of disabilities
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
2023VAC02
Prevention of disabilities
4
Causes of disabilities and prevention measures
81
NME : Prevention of disabilities
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
2023VAC02
Prevention of disabilities
5
Community Based Rehabilitation
82
NME : Introduction to Indian Sign Language
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
2022VAC01
Introduction to Indian Sign Language
1
Aspects of ISL
83
NME : Introduction to Indian Sign Language
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
2022VAC01
Introduction to Indian Sign Language
2
Fundamentals of ISL
84
NME : Introduction to Indian Sign Language
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
2022VAC01
Introduction to Indian Sign Language
3
Greetings and alphabets in sign language
85
NME : Introduction to Indian Sign Language
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
2022VAC01
Introduction to Indian Sign Language
4
Facets of ISL
86
NME : Introduction to Indian Sign Language
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
2022VAC01
Introduction to Indian Sign Language
5
Resources for learning ISL
87
B.C.A. (2023-2024)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23UCANMEC01
Yoga Practices
1
basics of yoga
88
B.C.A. (2023-2024)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23UCANMEC01
Yoga Practices
2
basic yoga poses for healthy living
89
B.C.A. (2023-2024)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23UCANMEC01
Yoga Practices
3
Types of yoga and their benefits
90
B.C.A. (2023-2024)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23UCANMEC01
Yoga Practices
4
Yoga postures for wellbeing
91
B.C.A. (2023-2024)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23UCANMEC01
Yoga Practices
5
Guidelines for Yoga practice
92
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5SSD
Soft skill Development
1
BASICS OF SOFT SKILLS
93
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5SSD
Soft skill Development
2
PROJECTING SOCIAL IMAGE
94
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5SSD
Soft skill Development
3
Effective communication
95
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5SSD
Soft skill Development
4
body language and gestures
96
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5SSD
Soft skill Development
5
Resume writing
97
Diploma in Vocational Training and Development
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23DVTD2
Word Processing
1
Introduction to computers
98
Diploma in Vocational Training and Development
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23DVTD2
Word Processing
2
Formatting and editing
99
Diploma in Vocational Training and Development
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23DVTD2
Word Processing
3
page orientation
100
Diploma in Vocational Training and Development
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23DVTD2
Word Processing
4
working with documents
101
Diploma in Vocational Training and Development
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23DVTD2
Word Processing
5
nuances of Ms Word
102
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA1AC1
Discrete Mathematics
1
Basics of Discrete Mathematics
103
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA1AC1
Discrete Mathematics
2
Relations and Functions
104
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA1AC1
Discrete Mathematics
3
Mathematical Logic
105
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA1AC1
Discrete Mathematics
4
Graph theory
106
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA1CC1
Computer Fundamentals and Internet Applications
1
Basics of computers
107
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA1CC1
Computer Fundamentals and Internet Applications
2
Algorithm and flow chart
108
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA1CC1
Computer Fundamentals and Internet Applications
3
Internet and its application
109
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA1CC1
Computer Fundamentals and Internet Applications
4
HTML
110
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA1CC1
Computer Fundamentals and Internet Applications
5
Cascading Style Sheets
111
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA1CP1
Office Automation Lab
1
Office Automation lab
112
Diploma in Vocational Training and Development
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23DVTD1
Basic Academics
1
Introduction to Basic academics
113
Diploma in Vocational Training and Development
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23DVTD1
Basic Academics
2
Life skill development
114
Diploma in Vocational Training and Development
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23DVTD1
Basic Academics
3
Pre-academics and Academic skill
115
Diploma in Vocational Training and Development
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23DVTD1
Basic Academics
4
Basic mathematics and money management
116
Diploma in Vocational Training and Development
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23DVTD1
Basic Academics
5
Learning signals and Basic rules
117
B.C.A. (2023-2024)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23UCA EC04A
Database Management Systems / Digital Logic Fundamentals
1
DATA STORAGE AND QUERYING
118
B.C.A. (2023-2024)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23UCA EC04A
Database Management Systems / Digital Logic Fundamentals
2
RELATIONAL QUERY LANGUAGE
119
B.C.A. (2023-2024)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23UCA EC04A
Database Management Systems / Digital Logic Fundamentals
3
DATA MODELS
120
B.C.A. (2023-2024)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23UCA EC04A
Database Management Systems / Digital Logic Fundamentals
4
DATABASE NORMALIZATION
121
B.C.A. (2023-2024)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23UCA EC04A
Database Management Systems / Digital Logic Fundamentals
5
CONCURRENCY CONTROL
122
B.C.A. (2023-2024)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23UCACC04
Programming in Java
1
Introduction to JAVA
123
B.C.A. (2023-2024)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23UCACC04
Programming in Java
2
JAVA CLASSES & OBJECTS
124
B.C.A. (2023-2024)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23UCACC04
Programming in Java
3
JAVA ABSTRACT CLASS
125
B.C.A. (2023-2024)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23UCACC04
Programming in Java
4
JAVA EXCEPTION HANDLING
126
B.C.A. (2023-2024)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23UCALC04
Programming in Java Lab
5
JAVA APPLET AND GRAPHICS
127
B.C.A. (2023-2024)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23UCALC03
Data Structures and Algorithms Lab
2
Data structure Lab exercise 6-10
128
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5CC6
Python Programming
1
overview of Python
129
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5CC6
Python Programming
2
Identifier
130
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5CC6
Python Programming
3
Creating Python Programs
131
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5CC6
Python Programming
4
Python tuples and sets, Python Dictionary
132
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5CC6
Python Programming
5
Classes, Object-oriented Programming and Exception
133
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA6CC8
Data Communication and Networks
1
Introduction and Components of data communication and Networks
134
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA6CC8
Data Communication and Networks
2
Physical Layer Signals
135
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA6CC8
Data Communication and Networks
3
Data Link Layer
136
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA6CC8
Data Communication and Networks
4
Network Layer
137
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA6CC8
Data Communication and Networks
5
Session, Transport and Application Layer
138
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA6CC9
PHP
1
Introduction to PHP, Essentials of Php.
139
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA6CC9
PHP
2
Strings and Arrays
140
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA6CC9
PHP
3
Function and Creating Function
141
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA6CC9
PHP
4
Reading Data in Web Pages
142
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA6CC9
PHP
5
Working with Database
143
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA6CC10
Data Structures
1
Introduction to Data Structures
144
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA6CC10
Data Structures
2
Stacks and Queues
145
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA6CC10
Data Structures
3
Introduction to Trees
146
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5CC5
Operating Systems
1
Introduction to Operating Systems
147
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5CC5
Operating Systems
2
Process Management and Scheduling criteria
148
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5CC5
Operating Systems
3
Process Synchronization and Deadlock
149
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5CC5
Operating Systems
4
Memory Management
150
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5CC5
Operating Systems
5
File Management , File System Structure and Disk Scheduling
151
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5CC7
Software Engineering
1
Introduction to Software Engineering
152
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5CC7
Software Engineering
2
Software Cost Estimation
153
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5CC7
Software Engineering
3
Software Design
154
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5CC7
Software Engineering
4
Implementation Issues and Documentation Guideline
155
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA5CC7
Software Engineering
5
Structured Coding Techniques
156
B.C.A. (2023-2024)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23UCALC01
Programming in C Lab
1
Programming in C
157
B.C.A. (2023-2024)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
23UCA SEC04
Animation lab
1
Animation Lab in Flash
158
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA4CP5
Database Systems Lab
1
Database System is used to store and retrieve data
159
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA2MBE1
Desktop Publishing Lab
1
Desktop Publishing Lab
160
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA1CP2
HTML Lab
1
HTML used for designing a web page.
161
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA3CP4
Programming in Java Lab
1
Programming in JAVA
162
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA6CP8
PHP Lab
1
PHP Lab
163
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA1CP1
Office Automation Lab
1
Office automation lab includes working with MS office packages.
164
B.C.A. (2020-2021)
Centre for Differently Abled Persons
PRABAVATHY M
20UCA4SBE1
PC Administration Lab
1
PC Administration Lab
165
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
MAHESH KANDASAMY
22ZOOVC19
Bioinstrumentation
166
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
EMMANUVEL RAJAN K
22ZOOC14
Genetics and Evolution
167
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
KADALMANI B
22ZOOC11
Structure and Function of Invertebrates
168
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
EMMANUVEL RAJAN K
22ZOOC22
Developmental Biology
169
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
KADALMANI B
22ZOOC21
Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrates
170
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
KADALMANI B
22ZOOC12
Cell Biology
171
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
EMMANUVEL RAJAN K
22ZOOC23
Molecular Biology
172
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
THIRUMURUGAN R
22ZOOC24
Environmental Biology
173
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
EMMANUVEL RAJAN K
22ZOOC32
Biology of Immune system
174
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
KADALMANI B
22ZOOC33
Animal Physiology
175
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
MAHESH KANDASAMY
22ZOOME32
Cancer Biology
176
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
EMMANUVEL RAJAN K
22ZOOME31
Genomics and Proteomics
177
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
EMMANUVEL RAJAN K
22ZOONME32
Integrated Farming Management
178
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
THIRUMURUGAN R
22ZOOME21
Aquaculture and Fisheries
179
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
THIRUMURUGAN R
22ZOONME21
Sericulture Technology
180
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
EMMANUVEL RAJAN K
22ZOOVC23
Medical Parasitology
181
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
KADALMANI B
22ZOOVC33
Biostatistics
182
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
THIRUMURUGAN R
22ZOOC31
General Microbiology
183
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
KADALMANI B
22ZOOME22
Reproductive Technology
184
M.Sc. Zoology
Department of Animal Science
KADALMANI B
22ZOONME33
Molecular Evolution
185
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANUSUYADEVI M
BC105DCE
Cell Biology
186
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANUSUYADEVI M
BC105DCE
Cell Biology
187
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANUSUYADEVI M
BC105DCE
Cell Biology
188
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANUSUYADEVI M
BC105DCE
Cell Biology
189
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANUSUYADEVI M
BC105DCE
Cell Biology
190
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANUSUYADEVI M
BC105DCE
Cell Biology
191
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRABHASH T
BC305DCE
Bio-entrepreneurship
1
INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
192
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRABHASH T
BC305DCE
Bio-entrepreneurship
4
PROTECTING THE INTELLECTAL PROPERTY
193
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
KALAIARASI A
BC302CR
Genetic Engineering
1
RESTRICTION AND MODIFICATIONS ENZYMES
CLONING VECTORS
194
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
KALAIARASI A
BC302CR
Genetic Engineering
2
TRANSGENICS
195
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRABHASH T
BC305DCE
Bio-entrepreneurship
3
BIO MARKERTS-BUSINESS STRATEGY AND MARKETING
196
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRABHASH T
BC305DCE
Bio-entrepreneurship
2
BIOSCIENCES IN BUSINESS
197
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRABHASH T
BC305DCE
Bio-entrepreneurship
5
PATENTING:BASICS OF PATENTS
198
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRAHALATHAN C
BC203CR
Biochemistry of Signal Transduction
1
Regulation of transcription and translation
199
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRAHALATHAN C
BC203CR
Biochemistry of Signal Transduction
2
Cell Surface Receptors and Signaling
200
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRAHALATHAN C
BC203CR
Biochemistry of Signal Transduction
3
Signaling in nerve impulse transmission, vision and muscle contraction
201
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRAHALATHAN C
BC203CR
Biochemistry of Signal Transduction
4
Nuclear and Cytokine receptor Signaling
202
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRAHALATHAN C
BC203CR
Biochemistry of Signal Transduction
5
Cell Cycle and its Regulation
203
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI A
BC102CR
Enzymology
1
Introduction of enzymes
204
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI A
BC102CR
Enzymology
2
Enzyme kinetics
205
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI A
BC102CR
Enzymology
3
Enzyme inhibition
206
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI A
BC102CR
Enzymology
4
Introduction of co-enzymes
207
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI A
BC102CR
Enzymology
5
Multienzyme system
208
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
MANEEMEGALAI S
BC101CR
Chemistry of Bio Molecules
2
Chemical properties of protein
209
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
MANEEMEGALAI S
BC101CR
Chemistry of Bio Molecules
1
Galactans
210
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
MANEEMEGALAI S
BC101CR
Chemistry of Bio Molecules
5
Water soluble Vitamins
211
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
MANEEMEGALAI S
BC101CR
Chemistry of Bio Molecules
5
Fat soluble vitamins
212
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
MANEEMEGALAI S
BC202CR
Molecular Biology
2
Enzymes in Replication
213
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
MANEEMEGALAI S
BC202CR
Molecular Biology
2
Replication
214
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI A
BC301CR
Immunology
1
Introduction to immunology
215
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI A
BC301CR
Immunology
2
Complement pathways
216
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI A
BC301CR
Immunology
3
Major Histocompatibility complex
217
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI A
BC301CR
Immunology
4
vaccines
218
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI A
BC301CR
Immunology
5
Immunotechniques
219
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
KALAIARASI A
BC302CR
Genetic Engineering
3
MOLECULAR TECHNIQUES
220
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
KALAIARASI A
BC302CR
Genetic Engineering
4
GENE THERAPY
221
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
KALAIARASI A
BC302CR
Genetic Engineering
5
GENOME PROJECTS AND BIOETHICS
222
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
KALAIARASI A
BC303CR
Clinical Biochemistry
1
BIOCHEMICAL LABORATORY
223
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
KALAIARASI A
BC303CR
Clinical Biochemistry
2
DISORDERS OF CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM
224
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
KALAIARASI A
BC303CR
Clinical Biochemistry
2
DISORDERS OF CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM
225
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
KALAIARASI A
BC303CR
Clinical Biochemistry
3
DISORDERS OF PROTEIN & INBORN ERRORS
OF METABOLISM
226
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
KALAIARASI A
BC303CR
Clinical Biochemistry
4
DISORDERS OF LIVER AND KIDNEY
227
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
KALAIARASI A
BC303CR
Clinical Biochemistry
5
DISORDERS OF ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
228
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
RAVIKUMAR V
BC205DCE
Chromatin and Epigenetics
1
Chromatin Structure
229
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
RAVIKUMAR V
BC205DCE
Chromatin and Epigenetics
2
Epigenetics
230
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
RAVIKUMAR V
BC205DCE
Chromatin and Epigenetics
3
Epigenetic Modifications
231
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
RAVIKUMAR V
BC205DCE
Chromatin and Epigenetics
3
Epigenetic Modifications
232
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
RAVIKUMAR V
BC205DCE
Chromatin and Epigenetics
3
Epigenetic Modifications
233
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
RAVIKUMAR V
BC205DCE
Chromatin and Epigenetics
4
Epigenetic Control of Chromatin
234
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
RAVIKUMAR V
BC205DCE
Chromatin and Epigenetics
4
Epigenetic Control of Chromatin
235
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
RAVIKUMAR V
BC205DCE
Chromatin and Epigenetics
4
Epigenetic Control of Chromatin
236
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
RAVIKUMAR V
BC205DCE
Chromatin and Epigenetics
5
Epigenetics and Diseases
237
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
RAVIKUMAR V
BC205DCE
Chromatin and Epigenetics
5
Epigenetics and Diseases
238
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
RAVIKUMAR V
BC205DCE
Chromatin and Epigenetics
5
Epigenetics and Diseases
239
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
RAVIKUMAR V
BC205DCE
Chromatin and Epigenetics
6
Latest Research and News
240
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRABHASH T
BCVAC3
Value addition in Food
1
FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
241
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRABHASH T
BCVAC3
Value addition in Food
2
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
242
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRABHASH T
BCVAC3
Value addition in Food
3
FOOD GRAINS,SPICES AND PLANTATION CROPS
243
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRABHASH T
BCVAC3
Value addition in Food
4
DAIRY PRODUCTS
244
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRABHASH T
BCVAC3
Value addition in Food
5
MEAT FISH AND POULTRY PRODUCTS
245
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI A
BC201CR
Intermediary Metabolism
1
Introduction
246
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI A
BC201CR
Intermediary Metabolism
2
Carbohydrate metabolism
247
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI A
BC201CR
Intermediary Metabolism
3
Amino Acid metabolism
248
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI A
BC201CR
Intermediary Metabolism
4
Lipid Metabolism
249
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
ANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI A
BC201CR
Intermediary Metabolism
5
Nucleic Acis Metabolism
250
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
MANEEMEGALAI S
BC103CR
Analytical Biochemistry
5
Fluorimetry
251
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
MANEEMEGALAI S
BC103CR
Analytical Biochemistry
5
Infra - red and Raman spectroscopy
252
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
KALAIARASI A
BCVAC1
Food Process technology
1
CEREALS
253
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
KALAIARASI A
BCVAC1
Food Process technology
2
BEVERAGES
254
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
KALAIARASI A
BCVAC1
Food Process technology
3
FISH AND MEAT
255
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
KALAIARASI A
BCVAC1
Food Process technology
4
POULTRY
256
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
MANEEMEGALAI S
BC103CR
Analytical Biochemistry
4
High voltage electrophoresis and Isotachophoresis
257
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
MANEEMEGALAI S
BC101CR
Chemistry of Bio Molecules
4
Properties of DNA
258
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
MANEEMEGALAI S
BC103CR
Analytical Biochemistry
1
Viscosity and Surface tension
259
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
MANEEMEGALAI S
BC202CR
Molecular Biology
2
Eukaryotic Replication
260
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRABHASH T
BCVAC2
Detection methods of Food Adulteration
1
TESTING ADULTERATION OF MILK
261
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRABHASH T
BCVAC2
Detection methods of Food Adulteration
2
ADULTERATION OF GHEE
262
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRABHASH T
BCVAC2
Detection methods of Food Adulteration
4
TESTING ADULTERATION OF SPICES
263
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRABHASH T
BCVAC2
Detection methods of Food Adulteration
5
DETECTION METHODS OF FOOD ADULTERATION
264
M.Sc. Biochemistry
Department of Biochemistry
PRABHASH T
BCVAC2
Detection methods of Food Adulteration
3
TESTING ADULTERATION OF OILS AND FATS
265
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
MATHAN G
18BMS59C16
Cancer Biology
1
Hall marks of cancer-2011-Review
266
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
MATHAN G
18BMS59C16
Cancer Biology
1
Hall marks of cancer-2000-Review
267
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS47C11
Virology
1
Introduction to virology
268
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS47C11
Virology
1
General methods of diagnosis and serology
269
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS47C11
Virology
2
M13 Phage
270
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS47C11
Virology
2
PhiX 174
271
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS47C11
Virology
3
Paramyxo Virus
272
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS47C11
Virology
3
Orthomyxo Virus
273
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS47C11
Virology
4
Epstein - Barr Virus
274
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS47C11
Virology
4
Varicella -Zoster Virus
275
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS47C11
Virology
5
Commonly used diagnostic methods for individual methods
276
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS47C11
Virology
5
Vaccines and Antiviral Chemotherapy
277
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS48C15
Clinical Microbiology
1
Medically important Bacteria
278
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS48C15
Clinical Microbiology
1
Antibiotic Sensitivity Disc, Testing Procedure and their Quality Control
279
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS48C15
Clinical Microbiology
1
Collection and transport of Specimens
280
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS48C15
Clinical Microbiology
2
E.coli
281
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS48C15
Clinical Microbiology
2
E.coli
282
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS48C15
Clinical Microbiology
2
Salmonella
283
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS48C15
Clinical Microbiology
3
Neisseria
284
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS48C15
Clinical Microbiology
3
Treponema
285
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS48C15
Clinical Microbiology
4
Hepatitis
286
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS48C15
Clinical Microbiology
4
Pox Virus
287
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS48C15
Clinical Microbiology
4
Pox Virus
288
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS48C15
Clinical Microbiology
4
Serological Diagnosis of virus infections
289
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS48C15
Clinical Microbiology
5
Cryptococcus
290
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS48C15
Clinical Microbiology
5
Detection and recovery of Fungi from clinical specimens
291
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
18BMS48C15
Clinical Microbiology
5
Trypanosoma
292
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
18BMS59C17
Immune & Molecular Diagnostics
1
Basic Immunological Methods – Preparation of antigens, rising of antisera, routes of administration, doses for administration, purification of antibodies- methodology – IgG & IgA. Monoclonal antisera raising & Hybridoma technology.
293
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
18BMS59C17
Immune & Molecular Diagnostics
1
Types of conjugated antibodies, types of substrates and color detectors used in immunoassays. Immunofluorescence
294
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
18BMS59C17
Immune & Molecular Diagnostics
1
Flow cytometry -clinical focus – Leukemia typing (immunophenotyping), ELISA and its variants- Principle and application, Surface Plasmon Resonance- principle and application- western blotting- principle and application
295
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
18BMS59C17
Immune & Molecular Diagnostics
2
Serodiagnostics- Define Acute & Convalescent sera, collection of serum specimen, storage, preparation of dilutions.
296
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
18BMS59C17
Immune & Molecular Diagnostics
2
Serodiagnosis of various infectious diseases- Detection of antibodies to microbial antigen- Syphilis, typhoid, streptococci infections, HIV, Hepatitis B and C- Comments on respective clinically specific antigens
297
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
18BMS59C17
Immune & Molecular Diagnostics
2
Serodiagnosis of various infectious diseases- Detection of antibodies to microbial antigen- Syphilis, typhoid, streptococci infections, HIV, Hepatitis B and C- Comments on respective clinically specific antigens
298
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
18BMS59C17
Immune & Molecular Diagnostics
2
Clinical significance of autoantibodies in the diagnosis of autoimmune diseases.
299
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
18BMS59C17
Immune & Molecular Diagnostics
3
Measurements of specific proteins in serum, CSF & Urine- Immunoglobulins (Igs), paraproteins & cryoglobulins, investigation of complement disorders- assays for individual components (EIA, RIA), Functional assay for complement pathways- AH50, C50- detection of complement breakdown products- C3nephritic factor, Functional assays for immune complexes.
300
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
18BMS59C17
Immune & Molecular Diagnostics
3
Clinical significance of C- Reactive proteins- cryoglobulins in patient specimens- test methods for detection. Tests for allergy- Total serum IgE, allergen specific IgE- serology based methods-in vivo-skin prick test, in- vitro- RAST (1st, 2nd & 3rd generation methods)-
Basic Molecular Methods: Types of mutations- PCR based mutation detection methods- for known & unknown mutations- ASP, ASOP, TTGE, DGGE, Heteroduplexing method, SSCP & sequencing
303
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
18BMS59C17
Immune & Molecular Diagnostics
4
Primer designing for PCR- Collection, processing and storage of sample- RNA extraction- cDNA preparation, RT-PCR- Principle, methods & Applications- Real time PCR- Principle, methods & Applications. Types of dyes (SYBR Green) and probes (Taq-Man).
304
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
18BMS59C17
Immune & Molecular Diagnostics
4
DNA finger printing- micro (STRs) and minisatellites (VNTRs)- principle and applications.
Molecular diagnosis of single gene disorder- sickle cell anemia- Molecular HLA typing- Sequence Specific PCR (SSP), Sequence Specific oligonucleotide probe (SSOP), Sequence Based Typing (SBT)-
307
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
18BMS59C17
Immune & Molecular Diagnostics
5
Advantages of molecular HLA typing over serological methods- HLA typing and clinical significance- comment on Sensitivity and Specificity of clinical laboratory techniques- Quality assessment Programs (external & internal assessment Programs )
308
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C6
Core Course - 6: Immunology
1
Organs of the immune system – Primary and secondary lymphoid organs- Types of immunity – Innate and acquired immunity. Innate immunity – Cellular components - Phagocytic cells, inflammatory cells and NK cells, Acquired immunity- Cellular components of adaptive immune system – T cells - B lymphocytes –lymphocytes trafficking between lymphoid tissues.
309
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C6
Core Course - 6: Immunology
1
Recognition molecules and receptors of innate immune systems - PAMPs, CD1 molecule and MBL (mannose binding lectins) - Pattern recognition receptors (PRRs), TLRs, KIR, Fc gamma receptors (FcRIa, FcRIIa and FcRIIIa)- Complement receptors. Recognition molecules and receptors of adaptive immune systems - MHC molecules-
310
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C6
Core Course - 6: Immunology
1
genomic map of MHC genes, cellular distribution and expression, Antigen processing and presentation – the cytosolic pathway and endocytic pathway- Receptors of adaptive immune system – TCR and BCR.
311
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C6
Core Course - 6: Immunology
2
Hematopoiesis– T and B lymphocytes ontogeny and development, Activation and Effector mechanism of innate immune system – Phagocytosis - Respiratory burst - inflammation, T lymphocyte activation and downstream signaling following activation.
312
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C6
Core Course - 6: Immunology
2
Granzyme and perforin pathways, Fas-FasL pathway, T cell and B cell interaction - B cell activation and downstream signaling following activation
313
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C6
Core Course - 6: Immunology
2
Immunoglobulin class switching. Complement mediated cytotoxicity and Antibody dependent cytotoxicity (ADCC).
314
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM510C20
Core Course -17: Nanomedicine
1
Introduction to Nanotechnology
315
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM510C20
Core Course -17: Nanomedicine
2
Nanoparticles
316
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM510C20
Core Course -17: Nanomedicine
3
Drug Delivery Strategies
317
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM510C20
Core Course -17: Nanomedicine
4
Nanotechnology in Cancer Therapy
318
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM510C20
Core Course -17: Nanomedicine
5
Nanotechnology in Medical Applications
319
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM47C12
Core Course -12: Genomics
1
Introduction to Genome
320
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM47C12
Core Course -12: Genomics
2
Identification of Diseased Genes
321
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM47C12
Core Course -12: Genomics
3
Identification of Markers
322
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM47C12
Core Course -12: Genomics
4
Gene Mapping
323
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM47C12
Core Course -12: Genomics
5
Gene Therapy
324
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
18BMS48C14
Stem Cell Biology & Tissue Engineering
1
Stem Cells Classification, Characteristics
325
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
18BMS48C14
Stem Cell Biology & Tissue Engineering
2
Stem Cells in Neurodegenerative Diseases
326
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
18BMS48C14
Stem Cell Biology & Tissue Engineering
3
Hematopoietic Stem Cells
327
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
18BMS48C14
Stem Cell Biology & Tissue Engineering
4
Stem Cells in Gene Therapies
328
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
18BMS48C14
Stem Cell Biology & Tissue Engineering
5
Stem Cells in Gene Therapies
329
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM59C19MG
Core Choices Course:3 - Medical Genetics
1
Inheritance of Genetic Traits
330
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM59C19MG
Core Choices Course:3 - Medical Genetics
2
Screening of Diseases
331
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM59C19MG
Core Choices Course:3 - Medical Genetics
3
Mutations
332
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM59C19MG
Core Choices Course:3 - Medical Genetics
4
Genomic Imprinting
333
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C6
Core Course - 6: Immunology
3
Antigens – Factors influence immunogenicity, Epitopes, haptens – Effector molecules of innate system -Acute phase proteins, complements- classical & alternative pathways of complement system.
334
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C6
Core Course - 6: Immunology
3
Effector molecules of cell-mediated and humoral immune responses - cytokines - Properties, receptors and antibodies
335
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C6
Core Course - 6: Immunology
3
Immunoglobulins – Structure, antigenic determinants, immunoglobulin classes and functional significances.
336
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C6
Core Course - 6: Immunology
4
Immune response to infectious agents & hypersensitivity reactions. Overview on immunity to intracellular and extracellular pathogens-Bystander damage caused by the immune response to infection- evasion of immune responses by various infectious agents.
337
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C6
Core Course - 6: Immunology
4
Overview on hypersensitivity reactions – Gell and Coombs classification
Overview of Autoimmunity and Transplantation - Autoimmune disease – Spectrum –organ specific (thyroid diseases, IDDM, pernicious anemia) and non-organ specific (Systemic sclerosis & SLE). Factors governing autoimmune diseases- genetic, hormonal, microbial and non-microbial.
340
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C6
Core Course - 6: Immunology
5
Regulatory mechanisms involved in autoimmune diseases- Tolerance – breakdown of tolerance (Modification of auto antigen, Cross-reactions with B cell epitopes, molecular mimicry of T cell epitopes.
341
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C6
Core Course - 6: Immunology
5
Transplants –auto, allo and Xeno- immunological complications of transplantation – graft rejection, GVHD –mechanisms – prevention of graft rejection- Immunosuppressant Drugs (Glucocorticoids, Calcineurin inhibitors, Antiproliferative/Antimetabolic agents) and antibodies as immunosuppressant
342
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
BM35C7
Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology
5
Toxicology: Principles of toxicology. Acute, sub acute and chronic
toxicity, ICH Guidelines on Safety Studies
343
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
BM35C7
Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology
5
Reproductive ToxicologyRisk Assessment in Reproductive Toxicity, Mutagenicity- Mechanism
of Mutagenesis, Carcinogenicity, Toxicokinetics
344
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
BM35C7
Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology
5
Abnormal action of
drugs such as tolerance, addiction, habituation, idiosyncrasy, allergy,
hypersensitivity, antagonism, synergism, potentiation, tachyphylaxis,
adverse drug reactions
345
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
BM35C7
Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology
4
Pharmacology of Cardiac Vascular System: Cardiac glycosides and
drugs for heart failure, Anti- hypertensive drugs
346
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
BM35C7
Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology
4
Pharmacology of
Respiratory system: Anti-asthmatic drugs including bronchodilators,
Anti-tussives and expectorants
347
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
BM35C7
Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology
4
Pharmacology of Endocrine System:
Insulin, oral hypoglycemic agents & glucagon.
348
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
BM35C7
Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology
3
Gastro-pharmacology, Renal pharmacology Chemotherapy:
Pharmacology of Gastrointestinal tract system: Antacids, anti-ulcer
drugs, Laxatives and Anti- diarrheal drugs, Emetics and anti-emetics.
349
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
BM35C7
Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology
3
Pharmacology of Urinary System: Diuretics and Anti- diuretics.
350
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
BM35C7
Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology
3
Chemotherapy: General principles of chemotherapy, Antibiotics –
Penicillin, Chloramphenicol, Chemotherapy of malignancy.
351
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
BM35C7
Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology
2
AntiAnxiety
352
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
BM35C7
Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology
2
Pharmacology of drugs acting on ANS:
Adrenergic and cholinergic drugs
353
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
BM35C7
Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology
2
Pharmacology of Peripheral Nervous
System: Local Anesthetics, Skeletal Muscle Relaxants, Antiinflammatory drugs.
354
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
18BMS48E5 D/A
Elective Core-5 Drug Discovery & Assay Development /Advanced Paper in Immunology
1
Introduction to the Drug Discovery
355
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
18BMS48E5 D/A
Elective Core-5 Drug Discovery & Assay Development /Advanced Paper in Immunology
2
Drug Action and Classification
356
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
18BMS48E5 D/A
Elective Core-5 Drug Discovery & Assay Development /Advanced Paper in Immunology
3
Chemotherapeutic Agents and Separation Techniques
357
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
18BMS48E5 D/A
Elective Core-5 Drug Discovery & Assay Development /Advanced Paper in Immunology
4
Antimicrobial Assay
358
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
18BMS48E5 D/A
Elective Core-5 Drug Discovery & Assay Development /Advanced Paper in Immunology
4
Genotoxicity
359
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
18BMS48E5 D/A
Elective Core-5 Drug Discovery & Assay Development /Advanced Paper in Immunology
4
Bioassays
360
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
18BMS48E5 D/A
Elective Core-5 Drug Discovery & Assay Development /Advanced Paper in Immunology
5
Drug Designing
361
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
18BMS48E5 D/A
Elective Core-5 Drug Discovery & Assay Development /Advanced Paper in Immunology
5
Computer Aided Drug Designing
362
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
18BMS48C14
Stem Cell Biology & Tissue Engineering
1
Introduction to Stem Cell Biology
363
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
18BMS48C14
Stem Cell Biology & Tissue Engineering
1
Stem cells niche
364
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
18BMS48C14
Stem Cell Biology & Tissue Engineering
2
Model Organisms In Stem Cell Research
365
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
18BMS48C14
Stem Cell Biology & Tissue Engineering
2
STEM CELL AND REGENERATIVE MEDICINE
366
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
18BMS48C14
Stem Cell Biology & Tissue Engineering
2
STEM CELL AND REGENERATIVE MEDICINE
367
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
18BMS48C14
Stem Cell Biology & Tissue Engineering
3
HISTORY OF THE CANCER STEM CELL
368
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
18BMS48C14
Stem Cell Biology & Tissue Engineering
3
Stem Cell Therapy
369
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
18BMS48C14
Stem Cell Biology & Tissue Engineering
4
Embryonic stem cell
370
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
18BMS48C14
Stem Cell Biology & Tissue Engineering
4
HEMATOPOITIC STEM CELL
371
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
18BMS48C14
Stem Cell Biology & Tissue Engineering
5
Ethical Issues Associated with Stem Cell Biology
372
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
18BMS48C14
Stem Cell Biology & Tissue Engineering
5
National Policies Governing ES Cell Research for Science and the Scientist
373
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM35C5
Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology
4
Genetic code Characteristics, Wobble hypothesis
374
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM35C5
Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology
4
Mechanism of protein syntesis
375
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM35C5
Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology
4
RIBOSOME STRUCTURE AND ASSEMBLY
376
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM35C5
Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology
4
Translation in Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
377
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM35C5
Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology
5
Regulation of gene expression in Prokaryotes
378
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM35C5
Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology
5
Riboswitch
379
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM35S1BI
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Bioinformatics
1
BASICS OF BIOINFORMATICS
380
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM35S1BI
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Bioinformatics
1
RESEARCH IN BIOINFORMATICS
381
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM35S1BI
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Bioinformatics
2
BIOLOGICAL DATABASES BRENDA
382
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM35S1BI
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Bioinformatics
2
Metabolic pathways and Enzymatic Database
383
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM35S1BI
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Bioinformatics
2
PROSITE and BLOCKS
384
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM35S1BI
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Bioinformatics
2
Structuren: PDB and NDB
385
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM35S1BI
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Bioinformatics
3
Method for construction and representation of Phylogenetic tree using MEGA software
386
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM35S1BI
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Bioinformatics
3
MULTIPLE SEQUENCE ALIGNMENT
387
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM35S1BI
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Bioinformatics
3
PHYLOGENETIC ANALYSIS
388
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM35S1BI
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Bioinformatics
3
SCORING MATRICES or Substitution Matrices
389
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM35S1BI
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Bioinformatics
4
FEATURES OF PROTEIN SEQUENCE AND STRUCTURES
390
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM35S1BI
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Bioinformatics
4
GENE FINDERS-GLIMMER
391
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM35S1BI
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Bioinformatics
4
GENSCAN
392
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM35S1BI
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Bioinformatics
4
HUMAN GENOME PROJECT
393
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM35S1BI
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Bioinformatics
4
Protein Structure Visualization tools -RasMol Viewer
394
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM35S1BI
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Bioinformatics
5
ADVANCEMENT OF BIOINFORMATICS
395
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM35S1BI
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Bioinformatics
5
CHEMOINFORMATICS DRUG DATABASE
396
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
SARASWATHY S D
BM35S1BT
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Biotechniques
4
Thin Layer Chromatography
397
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
SARASWATHY S D
BM35S1BT
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Biotechniques
2
Microscopy Techniques
398
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
SARASWATHY S D
BM35S1BT
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Biotechniques
2
Spectrophotometry
399
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
SARASWATHY S D
BM35S1BT
Skill Based Elective Course-1: Biotechniques
3
Electrophoresis
400
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
BM48C16N
Core Choices Course 2: Neurobiology
1
Brain Anatomy and Function
401
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
BM48C14
Core Course -13: Genetic Engineering
1
Colony Hybridization
402
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM48C16M
Core Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine
1
Molecular basis of diseases: Human genetics relevant to diseases, DNA polymorphism
403
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM48C16M
Core Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine
1
Molecular basis of diseases: Human genetics relevant to diseases, DNA polymorphism
404
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM48C16M
Core Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine
1
RED-GREEN COLOR BLINDNESS & TAY SACH'S DISEASE
405
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM48C16M
Core Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine
2
ELISA AND NEXT GENERATION SEQUENCING
406
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM59C17
Core Course-15: Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine
1
Introduction to Stem Cell Biology, Stem Cell Characteristics
407
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM48C16M
Core Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine
3
INHIBITING SIGNALING PATHWAYS THROUGH RATIONAL DRUG DESIGN
408
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM59C17
Core Course-15: Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine
2
Stem Cells – Types and Applications
409
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM48C16M
Core Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine
3
MOLECULAR MEDICINE JAK STAT SIGNALING IN ASTHMA
410
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM59C17
Core Course-15: Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine
3
Tissue Engineering in Regenerative Therapies
411
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM48C16M
Core Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine
3
NF - kB & TGF Beta & Wnt- beta
412
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM59C17
Core Course-15: Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine
4
Cancer Stem Cells
413
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM48C16M
Core Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine
4
Mechanism of action and clinical application of antisense oligonucleotides
414
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM59C17
Core Course-15: Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine
5
Tissue Engineering
415
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM24C4
Core Course -4: Principles of Genetics
1
Introduction to Genetics and Mendelian Laws
416
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM24C4
Core Course -4: Principles of Genetics
2
Patterns of Inheritance and Genetic Analysis
417
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM24C4
Core Course -4: Principles of Genetics
3
Introduction to Clinical Genetics
418
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM24C4
Core Course -4: Principles of Genetics
4
Screening of Diseases and Genetic Inheritance
419
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
PREMKUMAR K
BM24C4
Core Course -4: Principles of Genetics
5
Gene Therapy and Ethical Issues
420
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
MATHAN G
BM12C2
Core Course -2: Human Anatomy and Physiology
1
Introduction to Anatomy
421
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM48C16M
Core Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine
4
Mechanism of action and clinical application of antisense oligonucleotides
422
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM48C16M
Core Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine
4
RNA Interference
423
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM24AC4
Allied Course -4: Microbiology
1
History of Microbiology
424
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM24AC4
Allied Course -4: Microbiology
1
Microscopy
425
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM24AC4
Allied Course -4: Microbiology
2
Antibiotic sensitivity test procedure and its quality control
426
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM24AC4
Allied Course -4: Microbiology
2
Antibiotic sensitivity test procedure and its quality control
427
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM24AC4
Allied Course -4: Microbiology
2
Antimicrobial chemotherapy
428
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM24AC4
Allied Course -4: Microbiology
3
Bacterial Anatomy
429
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM24AC4
Allied Course -4: Microbiology
3
Enumeration of bacteria by MPN method
430
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM24AC4
Allied Course -4: Microbiology
4
Nutritional Requirement Of Bacteria.
431
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM24AC4
Allied Course -4: Microbiology
4
Potable Water treatment
432
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM24AC4
Allied Course -4: Microbiology
5
Biofertilizers
433
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM24AC4
Allied Course -4: Microbiology
5
Biopesticides
434
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM36C9
Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology
1
Medically important Bacteria
435
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM36C9
Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology
1
Antibiotic sensitivity disc, testing procedure and their quality control
436
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM36C9
Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology
1
Collection and transport of Specimens
437
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM36C9
Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology
2
E.coli
438
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM36C9
Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology
2
Salmonella
439
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM36C9
Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology
3
Neisseria
440
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM36C9
Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology
3
Treponema
441
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM36C9
Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology
4
Hepatitis
442
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM36C9
Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology
4
Pox Virus
443
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM36C9
Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology
4
Serological diagnosis of virus infections
444
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM36C9
Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology
5
Detection and recovery of Fungi from clinical specimens
445
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM36C9
Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology
5
Cryptococcus
446
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM36C9
Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology
5
Trypanosoma
447
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM59C19MV
Core Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology
1
Introduction to virology
448
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM59C19MV
Core Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology
1
General methods of diagnosis and serology
449
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM59C19MV
Core Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology
2
PhiX 174
450
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM59C19MV
Core Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology
2
M 13 Phage
451
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM59C19MV
Core Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology
3
Paramyxo Virus
452
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM59C19MV
Core Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology
3
Orthomyxo Virus
453
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM59C19MV
Core Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology
4
Epstein - Barr Virus
454
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM59C19MV
Core Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology
4
Varicella -Zoster Virus
455
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM59C19MV
Core Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology
5
Commonly used diagnostic methods for individual methods
456
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
JEGANATHAN P
BM59C19MV
Core Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology
5
Vaccines and antiviral chemotherapy
457
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C5
Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology
1
Structure and Properties of Nucleic acids : Nucleic acid as the genetic material (Griffith's experiment, Avery, MacLeod and McCarty‟s experiment, Hershey-Chase experiment)- Components of DNA and RNA -Watson and Crick model of DNA structure, Various forms of DNA- Physical properties of nucleic acids; Denaturation and renaturation, Cot curves – Structure and function of mRNA, rRNA, tRNA- Chromatin structure-Euchromatin, Heterochromatin- Central Dogma of Molecular Biology.
458
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C5
Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology
1
Structure and Properties of Nucleic acids : Nucleic acid as the genetic material (Griffith's experiment, Avery, MacLeod and McCarty‟s experiment, Hershey-Chase experiment)- Components of DNA and RNA -Watson and Crick model of DNA structure, Various forms of DNA- Physical properties of nucleic acids; Denaturation and renaturation, Cot curves – Structure and function of mRNA, rRNA, tRNA- Chromatin structure-Euchromatin, Heterochromatin- Central Dogma of Molecular Biology.
459
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
1
CSF
460
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
1
Meninges
461
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
1
Neural tube
462
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
1
Neurodevelopment
463
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
1
5 major divisions
464
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
3
Pre-and Post Synaptic Receptors
465
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
3
G-protein coupled receptors
466
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
3
Neurotransmitters-2
467
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
3
Catecholamine Biochemistry
468
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
3
acetylcholine biochemistry
469
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
3
Neurotransmitters
470
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
3
peptide neurotransmitters
471
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
5
Demyelination
472
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
4
cortex and brainstem contain motor control center
473
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
4
sensation, movement, and homeostasis
474
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
5
Peripheral Nerve Demyelinating Diseases
475
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
5
Central pontine myelinolysis
476
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
5
Brain Cancers
477
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
5
Peripheral Nerve Demyelinating Diseases
478
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
2
Peripheral Nervous System
479
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
5
Demyelination
480
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
2
Cranial Nerves
481
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
2
Cranial Nerves
482
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
3
Spinal Nerves
483
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
4
Other tracts
484
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
4
Somatosensory Neurotransmission-2
485
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
4
Somatosensory Neurotransmission-1
486
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
BM35C7
Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology
1
General Pharmacology- Introduction to Pharmacology, Sources of Drugs, Dosage forms, Routes of Drug administration
487
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
2
Anatomy of neurons
488
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
2
membrane potential
489
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
2
Axonal transport
490
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS48E4 P/N
Elective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology
2
Muscle Contraction
491
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS47C10
Genetic Engineering
2
Southern blot
492
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS47C10
Genetic Engineering
2
DNA sequencing
493
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS47C10
Genetic Engineering
1
DNA cloning
494
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS47C10
Genetic Engineering
2
Vectors & promoters
495
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS47C10
Genetic Engineering
4
DNA chips
496
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS47C10
Genetic Engineering
3
n vitro mutagenesis
497
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
BM35C7
Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology
1
General Pharmacology: Pharmacokinetics (ADME), Pharmacodynamics- (ReceptorsClassification of receptors),
498
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
NARKUNARAJA S
18BMS47C10
Genetic Engineering
3
Invitro transcription
499
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
BM35C7
Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology
1
General Pharmacology: Combined effect of drugs, Factors modifying drug action
500
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C5
Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology
1
Structure and function of mRNA, rRNA, tRNA- Chromatin structure-Euchromatin, Heterochromatin- Central Dogma of Molecular Biology.
501
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C5
Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology
2
Replication: Principle and mechanism of replication- Conservative, Semi conservative, Uni- directional and bi-directional mode of replication- Enzymes and accessory proteins involved in replication
502
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C5
Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology
2
Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic DNA replication.
503
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
DHIVYA P S
BM35C7
Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology
2
Neuropharmacology: Pharmacology of Central Nervous System: General anesthetics, sedatives, hypnotics, opioid Analgesics, AntiAnxiety, Cognition enhancers
504
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C5
Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology
3
Transcription: Concept of transcription, RNA polymerases, transcriptional factors, regulatory elements, Mechanism of transcription in Prokaryotes and eukaryotes, Distinction between prokaryotic and eukaryotic transcription.
505
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C5
Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology
3
Concept and mechanism of post transcriptional modification- 5‟ capping, polyadenylation, splicing of nuclear pre-mRNA, nuclear export of mRNA
506
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C5
Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology
3
mRNA stability
507
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
POORNIMA R
BM35C5
Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology
2
DNA damage& repair (Direct repair systems, mismatch repair system, base excision repair and recombination repair)
508
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM48C16M
Core Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine
5
HUMAN AFRICAN TRYPANOSOMIASIS OF THE CNS- DENGUE,INFLUENZA VIRUS
509
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM48C16M
Core Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine
5
SARS-CoV-2
510
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM48C16M
Core Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine
5
Tuberculosis (TB)
511
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
VIJAYAKUMAR A S
BM48C16M
Core Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine
5
Tuberculosis (TB)
512
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
MATHAN G
BM12C2
Core Course -2: Human Anatomy and Physiology
2
Muscle Physiology
513
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
MATHAN G
BM12C2
Core Course -2: Human Anatomy and Physiology
2
Basic Neuro Anatomy
514
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
MATHAN G
BM12C2
Core Course -2: Human Anatomy and Physiology
2
Ear-Anatomy and Physiology
515
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
MATHAN G
BM12C2
Core Course -2: Human Anatomy and Physiology
4
Respiratory System
516
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
MATHAN G
BM12C2
Core Course -2: Human Anatomy and Physiology
3
Lymphatic System & Immune System
517
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
MATHAN G
18BMS59C16
Cancer Biology
1
Introduction to Cancer Biology
518
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
MATHAN G
18BMS59C16
Cancer Biology
5
Strategies of Anticancer drug therapy
519
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
MATHAN G
18BMS59C16
Cancer Biology
3
Tumor Suppressor Genes-p53 and PTEN
520
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
MATHAN G
18BMS59C16
Cancer Biology
4
Tumor Staging and Grading
521
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
MATHAN G
18BMS59C16
Cancer Biology
5
Strategies of
anticancer drug therapy: RNAi Strategy
522
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
MATHAN G
18BMS59C16
Cancer Biology
3
Oncogenes-Bcr-Abl1 and ErbB2
523
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
MATHAN G
18BMS59C16
Cancer Biology
2
Major cell cycle regulatory check points- G1& G2/M checkpoint
524
M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Biomedical Science
MATHAN G
18BMS59C16
Cancer Biology
4
Apoptosis Signaling Pathway- Intrinsic and extrinsic pathway
525
M.Sc. Biotechnology
Department of Biotechnology
MANICKAVASAGAM M
22BTCC12
Plant Biotechnology
1
Micropropagation
526
M.Sc. Biotechnology
Department of Biotechnology
MANICKAVASAGAM M
22BTCC12
Plant Biotechnology
1
Adventitious shoot production
527
M.Sc. Biotechnology
Department of Biotechnology
MANICKAVASAGAM M
22BTCC12
Plant Biotechnology
2
Confirmation of Transgenic plants
528
M.Sc. Biotechnology
Department of Biotechnology
MANICKAVASAGAM M
22BTCC12
Plant Biotechnology
2
Promoters used in Plant vectors
529
M.Sc. Biotechnology
Department of Biotechnology
MANICKAVASAGAM M
22BTCC12
Plant Biotechnology
3
Transposons in Transgenic plants
530
M.Sc. Biotechnology
Department of Biotechnology
MANICKAVASAGAM M
22BTCC12
Plant Biotechnology
3
Transgenics for improved Photosynthesis
531
M.Sc. Biotechnology
Department of Biotechnology
MANICKAVASAGAM M
22BTCC12
Plant Biotechnology
1
Virus elimination
532
M.Sc. Biotechnology
Department of Biotechnology
MANICKAVASAGAM M
22BTCC6
Genetic Engineering
1
Tools of Genetic Engineering : Restriction Enzymes
533
M.Sc. Biotechnology
Department of Biotechnology
MANICKAVASAGAM M
22BTCC6
Genetic Engineering
1
Tools of Genetic Engineering : S1 Endonuclease
534
M.Sc. Biotechnology
Department of Biotechnology
MANICKAVASAGAM M
22BTCC6
Genetic Engineering
2
Cloning Vectors:Plasmid Vectors
535
M.Sc. Biotechnology
Department of Biotechnology
MANICKAVASAGAM M
22BTCC6
Genetic Engineering
3
Expression vectors : Expression vector
536
M.Sc. Biotechnology
Department of Biotechnology
MANICKAVASAGAM M
22BTCC6
Genetic Engineering
3
Expression vector: Gene fusion vectors
537
M.Sc. Biotechnology
Department of Biotechnology
MANICKAVASAGAM M
22BTCC6
Genetic Engineering
4
Cloning Strategies : Steps in Gene Cloning
538
M.Sc. Biotechnology
Department of Biotechnology
MANICKAVASAGAM M
22BTCC6
Genetic Engineering
4
Cloning Strategies: Confirmation of Transgenic Animals
539
M.Sc. Biotechnology
Department of Biotechnology
MANICKAVASAGAM M
22BTCC6
Genetic Engineering
5
Applications of RDNA Technology
540
M.Sc. Biotechnology
Department of Biotechnology
MANICKAVASAGAM M
22BTCC6
Genetic Engineering
5
Applications of R-DNA Technology : Potential Hazards of R-DNA technology
541
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
LAKSHMIPRABHA A
22PGBOTCC102
Anatomy, Embryology and Morphogenesis
1
Tissues- meristems – Classification, structure and functions, theories on organization of shoot and root apical meristem, quiescent center. Structural diversity and phylogenetic trends of specialization of xylem and phloem, Cambium – origin, cellular structure, cell division, storied and non-storied types. Cambium in budding and grafting - wound healing role. Anomalous secondary growth in Boerhaavia & Dracaena. Trichomes, periderm and lenticels.
542
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
LAKSHMIPRABHA A
22PGBOTCC102
Anatomy, Embryology and Morphogenesis
2
Arrangement of mechanical tissues in different plant organs. Vascular differentiation, anatomical characters in primary and secondary structure of stem and root in Dicot and Monocot. Nodal anatomy, Leaf abscission, stomatal types, sap wood, heart wood and reaction wood. Origin of lateral roots - Root stem
transition - Anatomy of Dicot and Monocot leaves. Anatomy in relation to taxonomy.
543
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
LAKSHMIPRABHA A
22PGBOTCC102
Anatomy, Embryology and Morphogenesis
3
Structure and development of Microsporangium - Microsporogenesis, Microspores - arrangement - morphology - ultrastructure - Microgametogenesis - Pollen -
Stigma - Incompatibility - Methods to overcome incompatibility - Structure and development of Megasporangium - Megagametogenesis - Female gametophyte -
Monosporic - Bisporic and Tetrasporic - Nutrition of embryo sac.
544
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
LAKSHMIPRABHA A
22PGBOTCC102
Anatomy, Embryology and Morphogenesis
4
Endosperm - Types - Endosperm haustoria - functions - Embryo development inDicot and Monocot, Nutrition of embryo – Double fertilization - Polyembryony -
Apomixis – Apospory.
Morphogenesis: Morphogenesis and its relation to morphology - Morphogenesis at tissue level - Differentiation, dedifferentiation and redifferentiation of vascular tissue in vivo, in vitro and in wounds. Developmental studies of stem, leaf and flower.Morphogenetic factors - growth regulators - genetic and environment - polarity.
545
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
LAKSHMIPRABHA A
22PGBOTCC102
Anatomy, Embryology and Morphogenesis
5
Transition to flowering, floral meristems and floral development in Arabidopsisand Antirrhinum. Molecular basis of morphogenesis - Cytosol and cytoskeleton, microtubules and microfilaments - Cellular level morphogenesis - nucleartransplantation experiments with Acetabularia - Sach‟s and Errer‟s laws - Asymmetric divisions and their significance. Plant galls and their importance inmorphogenesis.
546
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
LAKSHMIPRABHA A
22PGBOTCC204
Plant Biotechnology
1
Biotechnology – scope and potentialities. Plant tissue culture – totipotency – organization of a tissue culture laboratory. Sterilization methods – plant tissue culture media composition, types and plant hormones – surface sterilization, callus induction, subculture, suspension culture. *Micropropagation. Organogenesis – Applications of plant tissue culture in agriculture and crop improvement.
547
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
LAKSHMIPRABHA A
22PGBOTCC204
Plant Biotechnology
2
HAPLOID PRODUCTION
Production of haploids (anther, pollen and ovule culture), detection of haploids(Morphology and genetic markers), uses of haploids in plant breeding and other uses. Protoplastisolation and culture; protoplast fusion – techniques and mechanism; selection of fused haploids, uses
of #somatic hybrids and cybrids. *Somaclonal variation and cryopreservation.
548
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
LAKSHMIPRABHA A
22PGBOTCC204
Plant Biotechnology
2
PLANT MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
Organization and function of Plant nuclear genome (Arabidopsis thaliana), Genetic transformation of plants by Agrobacterium: Genetic organization of Ti plasmids Functions encoded by integrated T-DNA. Molecular mechanism involved in transformation of plants by
Agrobacterium tumefaciens.
549
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
LAKSHMIPRABHA A
22PGBOTCC204
Plant Biotechnology
3
MOLECULAR FARMING IN PLANTS
Agroinfiltration mediated expression; Bio-safety issues in plant molecular
farming. Phytoremediation: cleaning up with plants; issues in the application of biotechnologyconcept of intellectual property; *Patenting hereditary material, Patenting products of nature,
patenting proteins, bioethics issues in patenting
550
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
LAKSHMIPRABHA A
22PGBOTCC204
Plant Biotechnology
3
PLANT MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
Organization and function of Plant nuclear genome (Arabidopsis thaliana),
Genetic transformation of plants by Agrobacterium: Genetic organization of Ti plasmids Functions
encoded by integrated T-DNA. Molecular mechanism involved in transformation of plants by
Agrobacterium tumefaciens.
551
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
LAKSHMIPRABHA A
22PGBOTVAC202
Nursery gardening
2
Equipment and tools in nursery operations Methods of
Propagation of nursery plants, Potting, repotting. Nursery
irrigation system. Methods of application of fertilizers,
Harvesting, Packing, Storage and Marketing of Nursery Stock.
552
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
LAKSHMIPRABHA A
22PGBOTVAC302
Principles of Horticulture
4
GARDENING
Herbal garden, ornamental, aesthetic values, crotons, medicinal, indoor gardening, foliage plants, flowering plants, hanging basket,
bonsai, training and pruning.
553
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
SATHIYABAMA M
22PGBOTCC104
Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation
4
Principle and Uses -, pH Meter, colorimeter, Preparation of Buffer, Centrifugation – Principle and types of centrifuges, Microscopy – Light and Dark field, Phase contrast, SEM and TEM, Spectrophotometer – Beer and Lambert’s law – UV-Vis double beam spectrophotometer, FTIR, NMR.
554
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
SATHIYABAMA M
22PGBOTCC104
Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation
1
Ultrastructure of Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cells, Plant Cell – Ultrastructure, Primary and Secondary cell wall, Plant cell wall components, Plasma membrane structure, Lipid bilayer, membrane proteins, cell adhesion and recognition, Plasmodesmata, Fluid transport between cells
555
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
SATHIYABAMA M
22PGBOTCC104
Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation
4
Principle and Uses -, pH Meter, colorimeter, Preparation of Buffer, Centrifugation – Principle and types of centrifuges, Microscopy – Light and Dark field, Phase contrast, SEM and TEM, Spectrophotometer – Beer and Lambert’s law – UV-Vis double beam spectrophotometer, FTIR, NMR.
556
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
SATHIYABAMA M
22PGBOTCC104
Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation
5
Electrophoresis – principle – native and SDS PAGE, Agarose gel electrophoresis, Isoelectric Focusing, 2-D electrophoresis, MALDI-TOF, Chromatography – Principle and procedures – PC, #TLC, Gel filtration, Ion exchange, Affinity chromatography, Gas Chromatography, HPLC and LCMS.
557
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
SATHIYABAMA M
22PGBOTCC104
Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation
5
Electrophoresis – principle – native and SDS PAGE, Agarose gel electrophoresis, Isoelectric Focusing, 2-D electrophoresis, MALDI-TOF, Chromatography – Principle and procedures – PC, #TLC, Gel filtration, Ion exchange, Affinity chromatography, Gas Chromatography, HPLC and LCMS.
558
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
SATHIYABAMA M
22PGBOTCC104
Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation
4
Principle and Uses -, pH Meter, colorimeter, Preparation of Buffer, Centrifugation – Principle and types of centrifuges, Microscopy – Light and Dark field, Phase contrast, SEM and TEM, Spectrophotometer – Beer and Lambert’s law – UV-Vis double beam spectrophotometer, FTIR, NMR.
559
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
SATHIYABAMA M
22PGBOTCC104
Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation
5
Electrophoresis – principle – native and SDS PAGE, Agarose gel electrophoresis, Isoelectric Focusing, 2-D electrophoresis, MALDI-TOF, Chromatography – Principle and procedures – PC, #TLC, Gel filtration, Ion exchange, Affinity chromatography, Gas Chromatography, HPLC and LCMS.
560
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
SATHIYABAMA M
22PGBOTCC104
Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation
5
Electrophoresis – principle – native and SDS PAGE, Agarose gel electrophoresis, Isoelectric Focusing, 2-D electrophoresis, MALDI-TOF, Chromatography – Principle and procedures – PC, #TLC, Gel filtration, Ion exchange, Affinity chromatography, Gas Chromatography, HPLC and LCMS.
561
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
SATHIYABAMA M
22PGBOTCC104
Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation
5
Electrophoresis – principle – native and SDS PAGE, Agarose gel electrophoresis, Isoelectric Focusing, 2-D electrophoresis, MALDI-TOF, Chromatography – Principle and procedures – PC, #TLC, Gel filtration, Ion exchange, Affinity chromatography, Gas Chromatography, HPLC and LCMS.
562
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
SATHIYABAMA M
22PGBOTCC104
Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation
4
Principle and Uses -, pH Meter, colorimeter, Preparation of Buffer, Centrifugation – Principle and types of centrifuges, Microscopy – Light and Dark field, Phase contrast, SEM and TEM, Spectrophotometer – Beer and Lambert’s law – UV-Vis double beam spectrophotometer, FTIR, NMR.
563
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
SATHIYABAMA M
22PGBOTCC104
Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation
1
Ultrastructure of Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic cells, Plant Cell – Ultrastructure, Primary and Secondary cell wall, Plant cell wall components, Plasma membrane structure, Lipid bilayer, membrane proteins, cell adhesion and recognition, Plasmodesmata, Fluid transport between cells
564
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
SATHIYABAMA M
22PGBOTCC104
Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation
5
Electrophoresis – principle – native and SDS PAGE, Agarose gel electrophoresis, Isoelectric Focusing, 2-D electrophoresis, MALDI-TOF, Chromatography – Principle and procedures – PC, #TLC, Gel filtration, Ion exchange, Affinity chromatography, Gas Chromatography, HPLC and LCMS.
565
M.Sc. Botany
Department of Botany
SATHIYABAMA M
22PGBOTCC104
Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation
4
Principle and Uses -, pH Meter, colorimeter, Preparation of Buffer, Centrifugation – Principle and types of centrifuges, Microscopy – Light and Dark field, Phase contrast, SEM and TEM, Spectrophotometer – Beer and Lambert’s law – UV-Vis double beam spectrophotometer, FTIR, NMR.
566
M.Sc. Chemistry
Department of Chemistry
THIAGARAJAN V
CHE613CO
Physical Chemistry - I
1
Group theory basics
567
M.Sc. Chemistry
Department of Chemistry
THIAGARAJAN V
CHE632CC
Applications of Physical Chemistry Concepts
1
Applications of Physical Chemistry Concepts
568
M.Sc. Chemistry
Department of Chemistry
THIAGARAJAN V
CHE613CO
Physical Chemistry - I
1
Construction of Character Table
569
M.Sc. Chemistry
Department of Chemistry
NAGARAJAN LOGANATHAN
CHE621CC
Bio-inorganic and Organometallic Chemistry
1
Bio inorganic chemistry units 1 to 3
570
M.Sc. Chemistry
Department of Chemistry
ILANGOVAN A
CHE623CO
Organic Reaction Mechanism, Pericyclic and Photochemistry
3
ADDITION REACTION
Addition to carbon-carbon multiple bonds: Electrophilic, nucleophilic and free radical additions – Orientation of the addition – Stereochemical factors influencing the addition of bromine and hydrogen bromide, hydroxylation, 1,2-dihydroxylation – Hydroboration leading to formation of alcohols – Oxidation – Sharpless asymmetric epoxidation and ozonolysis. Addition to carbonyl and conjugated carbonyl systems – Mechanism – Grignard reagents – 1,2 and 1,4-additions (dimethyllithiumcuprate type).
Addition to carbon-oxygen double bond: A study of benzoin, Knovenagel, Stobbe and Darzen-glycidic ester condensation reactions.
Elimination Reactions
Mechanisms; E1, E2, E1cB – Stereochemistry of elimination, Hofmann and Zaitsev rules, Bredt’s rule - Pyrolytic cis elimination, Chugaev reaction – Cope elimination.
Organic Reactions, Spectroscopy and Asymmetric Synthesis
3
Reagents in Organic Synthesis
574
M.Sc. Chemistry
Department of Chemistry
SRINIVASAN K
CHE641CC
Retrosynthesis, Natural Products and Biomolecules
4
Natural Products Chemistry-Part C
575
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
KAMAL M
FMCC4/24
R and Python for Finance
1
What Is Python?
Python is a high-level, multipurpose programming language that is used in a wide range of domains and technical fields.
Features:
Open Source: Python and most supporting libraries and tools available are open source and generally come with quite flexible and open licenses.
Interpreted: The reference CPython implementation is an interpreter of the language that translates Python code at runtime to executable byte code.
Multiparadigm: Python supports different programming and implementation paradigms, such as object orientation and imperative, functional, or procedural programming.
Multi-Purpose: Python can be used for rapid, interactive code development as well as for building large applications; it can be used for low-level systems operations as well as for high-level analytics tasks.
Cross-Platform: Python is available for the most important operating systems, such as Windows, Linux, and Mac OS; it is used to build desktop as well as web applications; it can be used on the largest clusters and most powerful servers as well as on such small devices as the Raspberry Pi.
Dynamically Typed: Types in Python are in general inferred during runtime and not statically declared as in most compiled languages.
Indentation Aware: In contrast to the majority of other programming languages, Python uses indentation for marking code blocks instead of parentheses, brackets, or semicolons.
Garbage collecting: Python has automated garbage collection, avoiding the need for the programmer to manage memory.
576
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
KAMAL M
FMCC4/24
R and Python for Finance
2
Basic Data Types
In Python, data types are classifications that specify the type of a value and determine what operations can be performed on that value. Here are the main data types in Python:
1. Numeric Types
• int: Integer values, e.g., 5, -10
• float: Floating-point (decimal) values, e.g., 5.0, -10.5
• complex: Complex numbers, e.g., 3+4j
2. Sequence Types
• str: String, a sequence of characters, e.g., "Hello, World!"
• list: Ordered, mutable sequence of items, e.g., [1, 2, 3]
• tuple: Ordered, immutable sequence of items, e.g., (1, 2, 3)
• range: Represents a sequence of numbers, e.g., range (0, 10)
3. Mapping Types
• dict: Unordered collection of key-value pairs, e.g., {"name": "Alice", "age": 25}
4. Boolean Type
• bool: Represents True or False
5. None Type
• NoneType: Represents the absence of a value, e.g., None
577
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
KAMAL M
FMCC4/24
R and Python for Finance
3
Panda Basics
Pandas is built on top of NumPy. Numpy universal functions will generally work on pandas’ objects as well. We therefore import both to begin with:
DataFrame Class
The DataFrame class is designed to manage indexed and labelled data, not too different from a SQL database table or a worksheet in a spreadsheet application.
Data - Data itself can be provided in different shapes and types (list, tuple, ndarray, and dict objects are candidates).
Labels - Data is organized in columns, which can have custom names.
Index - There is an index that can take on different formats (e.g., numbers, strings, time information).
578
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
KAMAL M
FMCC4/24
R and Python for Finance
4
Mathematical Tool:
Approximation
Approximation refers to the process of estimating a function or value that may not be known exactly but can be represented by a simpler, close substitute. In mathematical and statistical contexts, this is often done by fitting a curve to data points.
Purpose of Approximation
1. Simplify complex data or functions.
2. Provide predictions for unobserved data points.
3. Understand relationships between variables.
Regression
Regression is a statistical method used to model and analyze the relationships between a dependent variable (output) and one or more independent variables (inputs). It is a core technique in machine learning and data analysis.
579
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
KAMAL M
FMCC4/24
R and Python for Finance
5
Basic Spreadsheet Interaction in Python:
Python is a powerful tool for interacting with spreadsheets, allowing you to read, write, and manipulate data programmatically.
1. openpyxl:
o Works with Excel files (.xlsx and .xlsm).
o Supports reading, writing, and modifying Excel workbooks.
2. pandas:
o Ideal for working with tabular data in spreadsheets.
o Provides easy reading/writing of Excel files using read_excel and to_excel.
3. xlrd and xlwt:
o Used for older Excel formats (.xls). Deprecated in many cases.
580
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
KAMAL M
FMCC10/21
Analytics for Finance
1
1.1 Meaning of Financial Analytics:
Financial analytics is the creation of ad hoc analysis to answer specific business questions and forecast possible future financial scenarios.
The goal of financial analytics is to shape the strategy for business through reliable, factual insight rather than intuition. By offering detailed views of companies' financial data, financial analytics provides the tools for firms to gain deep knowledge of key trends and take action to improve their performance.
Financial analytics involves using massive amounts of financial and other relevant data to identify patterns to make predictions, such as what a customer might buy or how long an employee's tenure might be.
1.1.2 Importance of financial analytics
Financial analytics can help companies determine the risks they face, how to enhance and extend the business processes that make them run more effectively, and whether organizations' investments are focused on the right areas.
Strategic Rethinking: Advanced analytics and big data enable organizations to rethink strategies for problem-solving and business decision-making.
Profitability Analysis: Evaluate product profitability across various sales channels and market segments, identifying which areas contribute most to business profit and potential future impacts.
Continuous Visibility: Provides real-time insights into financial and operational performance, facilitating proactive interventions. For instance, HR and financial analysts can address employee issues before they lead to costly turnover.
Streamlined Data Management: Improved electronic linkage across the supply chain reduces data entry redundancy, enhancing data accuracy and efficiency.
581
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
KAMAL M
FMCC10/21
Analytics for Finance
1
1.1 Meaning of Financial Analytics:
Financial analytics is the creation of ad hoc analysis to answer specific business questions and forecast possible future financial scenarios.
The goal of financial analytics is to shape the strategy for business through reliable, factual insight rather than intuition. By offering detailed views of companies' financial data, financial analytics provides the tools for firms to gain deep knowledge of key trends and take action to improve their performance.
Financial analytics involves using massive amounts of financial and other relevant data to identify patterns to make predictions, such as what a customer might buy or how long an employee's tenure might be.
1.1.2 Importance of financial analytics
Financial analytics can help companies determine the risks they face, how to enhance and extend the business processes that make them run more effectively, and whether organizations' investments are focused on the right areas.
Strategic Rethinking: Advanced analytics and big data enable organizations to rethink strategies for problem-solving and business decision-making.
Profitability Analysis: Evaluate product profitability across various sales channels and market segments, identifying which areas contribute most to business profit and potential future impacts.
Continuous Visibility: Provides real-time insights into financial and operational performance, facilitating proactive interventions. For instance, HR and financial analysts can address employee issues before they lead to costly turnover.
Streamlined Data Management: Improved electronic linkage across the supply chain reduces data entry redundancy, enhancing data accuracy and efficiency.
582
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
KAMAL M
FMCC10/21
Analytics for Finance
2
What is R used for R?
Data Science and Big Data have proved themselves useful and even necessary in many different fields and industries today. It helps them to keep up with the trends and capitalize on every opportunity.R acts as a tool, used to make sense of big data and to gain use from it. R has also proved itself usefulness in research by processing large amounts of data in less time.
583
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
KAMAL M
FMCC10/21
Analytics for Finance
3
Numbers in Python:
Number data types store numeric values. They are immutable data types, means that changing the value of a number data type results in a newly allocated object.
Number objects are created when you assign a value to them. For example −
var1 = 1
var2 = 10
You can also delete the reference to a number object by using the del statement. The syntax of the del statement is −
del var1[,var2[,var3[....,varN]]]]
Python supports four different numerical types −
• int (signed integers) − They are often called just integers or ints, are positive or negative whole numbers with no decimal point.
• long (long integers ) − Also called longs, they are integers of unlimited size, written like integers and followed by an uppercase or lowercase L.
• float (floating point real values) − Also called floats, they represent real numbers and are written with a decimal point dividing the integer and fractional parts. Floats may also be in scientific notation, with E or e indicating the power of 10 (2.5e2 = 2.5 x 102 = 250).
• complex (complex numbers) − are of the form a + bJ, where a and b are floats and J (or j) represents the square root of -1 (which is an imaginary number). The real part of the number is a, and the imaginary part is b. Complex numbers are not used much in Python programming.
584
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
KAMAL M
FMCC10/21
Analytics for Finance
4
Markov-switching models offer a powerful tool for capturing the real-world behavior of time series data. Today's blog provides an introduction to Markov-switching models including:
What a regime-switching model is and how it differs from a structural break model?
When we should use the regime switching model?
What a Markov-switching model is?
What tools we use to estimate Markov-switching models?
What Is A Regime Switching Model?
What is a regime-switching model?
A regime-switching model is a statistical model that describes a time series that can transition between different states, or regimes. Each regime has its own statistical properties, such as mean, variance, and autocorrelation. The probability of transitioning from one regime to another is governed by a transition matrix.
Regime-switching models are used in a wide variety of applications, including:
Economics: Predicting economic growth, inflation, and other economic indicators.
Finance: Forecasting stock prices, interest rates, and other financial markets data.
Engineering: Modeling and controlling dynamic systems, such as power grids and manufacturing processes.
Climate science: Predicting weather patterns and climate change.
585
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
KAMAL M
FMCC10/21
Analytics for Finance
5
Best Income Statement Portfolio
Understanding the Fundamentals of Companies
In the context of stock market investing, fundamental analysis involves evaluating a company’s financial health and overall performance using data from its income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement.
Key elements to focus on from an income statement include:
• Revenue (Sales): Indicates the top-line growth of a company.
• Cost of Goods Sold (COGS): Shows the direct costs related to production.
• Gross Profit: Revenue minus COGS.
• Operating Expenses (OpEx): Administrative and other expenses required to run the business.
• Operating Income (EBIT): Earnings before interest and tax.
• Net Income: The bottom-line profit after all expenses, taxes, and interest have been deducted.
The best income statement portfolio refers to selecting companies that demonstrate strong financial performance across these metrics—i.e., high revenue growth, efficient cost management, robust profitability (especially operating income and net income), and a healthy bottom line.
586
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
UNNAMALAI T
FMCC3/24
Financial Markets
1
Investment Meaning - Interest Rates - Factors Determining Interest Rates - Various Investment - Avenues - Meaning of Securities - Functions of Securities Market - Regulators - Role of SEBI - Participants in the Securities Market Segments of Securities Market.
587
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
UNNAMALAI T
FMCC3/24
Financial Markets
2
Different kinds of Issues - Issue Price - Market Capitalization - Difference between Public Issue and Private Placement - Initial Public Offer (IPO) - Price discovery through Book Building Process - Cut-Off Price - Prospectus - Listing of Securities - De-listing of Securities - SEBI’s Role in an Issue
588
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
UNNAMALAI T
FMCC3/24
Financial Markets
3
Meaning of Secondary Market - Role of Secondary Market - Difference between Primary Market and Secondary Market - Role of Stock Exchange - Screen-Based Trading, NEAT, Contract Note - Equity Investment - Debt Instrument and its feature - Segments in the Debt Market - Participants in the Debt Market
589
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
UNNAMALAI T
FMCC3/24
Financial Markets
4
Types of Derivatives - Option Premium - Commodity Exchange - Meaning of Commodity - Commodity Derivatives Market - Difference between Commodity and Financial Derivatives- Depositories in India - Benefits of Participation in a Depository - Depository Participant (DP) - ISIN -Custodian - Dematerializing Securities
590
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
UNNAMALAI T
FMEC5/21
Financial Planning and Wealth Management
1
Introduction of macro-economic parameters of Indian Economy - Nature, Functions and Types of Issues in Primary Markets - Role and function of Secondary Markets - Types of various Corporate Actions - Working of equity markets - Interpret key equity market indicators
591
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
UNNAMALAI T
FMEC5/21
Financial Planning and Wealth Management
2
Meaning and features of a mutual fund - Key terms and concepts associated with mutual funds - Regulatory framework for mutual funds - Types of mutual fund products - Taxation of Mutual Fund Products - Investment options - Macroeconomic policies and asset allocation - Behavioural biases in decision-making and portfolio management
592
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
UNNAMALAI T
FMEC5/21
Financial Planning and Wealth Management
3
Definition of Risk - Types of Risk - Risk Measurement - Concepts of Return - Compounding in Return - Real rate of return vs. nominal return - Computation of Tax adjusted return - Computation of Risk-adjusted Returns
593
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
UNNAMALAI T
FMEC5/21
Financial Planning and Wealth Management
4
Personal Financial planning - Need for financial advisory services - Scope of financial advisory services - Business model for financial planning - Assets, liabilities and net worth, preparation of budget - Financial planning delivery process - Asset classes - Portfolio construction - Practical asset allocation - Rebalancing Strategies - Need for portfolio monitoring - Re-balancing.
594
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
UNNAMALAI T
FMEC5/21
Financial Planning and Wealth Management
5
Provisions of the SEBI (Investment Advisers) Regulations, 2013 - overall 58 59 framework of the regulatory system - roles of regulators in detail: MoF, MCA, SEBI, RBI, IRDA, PFRDA - Role of Self-regulatory organizations - provisions of PMLA, 2002, SEBI, AMFI, etc, - ethical issues in providing financial advice - investor complaint redressal mechanism - PAN, KYC, Demat and Remat processes, NRI to RI and RI to NRI.
595
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJA M
FMFC3/21
Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
1
Unit I: Investment Avenues: Introduction - Types of Investors - Constraints - Goals of Investors - Primary and Secondary Markets - Trading in Secondary Markets - Money Market - Repos and Reverse Repos - Bond Market - Common Stocks - Initial Public Offerings (IPOs) - Private Placements - Electronic Communication Networks (ECNs) - Money Market Mutual Funds - Interest Rate Futures - Stock Buybacks and Dividends - Cryptocurrencies and Digital Assets - Blockchain Technology - Hedge Funds.
596
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJA M
FMFC3/21
Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
2
Unit II: Theories of Technical Analysis: Introduction and Principles of Dow Theory - Significance of Dow Theory - Problems with Dow Theory - Introduction and Fundamental Concept of Elliot Wave - After Elliot Capital Market Efficiency: Introduction - Market Efficiency - Departures from the EMH - Sentiment Indicators - Machine Learning Applications in Market Analysis.
597
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJA M
FMFC3/21
Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
3
Unit III: Fundamental Analysis: Introduction - Analysis of Financial Statements - Financial Ratios (Return, Operating and Profitability Ratios) - Valuation of Common Stocks - Technical Analysis - Cash Flow Analysis - Earnings Quality - Discounted Cash Flow (DCF) Analysis - Relative Valuation Techniques
598
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJA M
FMFC3/21
Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
4
Unit IV: Modern Portfolio Theory: Introduction - Diversification and Portfolio Risks - Equilibrium Models - Multifactor Models and CAPM - Arbitrage Pricing Theory - Modern Portfolio Theory and Efficient Market Hypothesis - Behavioral Portfolio Theory - BlackLitterman Model - Risk Parity - Machine Learning in Portfolio Optimization.
599
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJA M
FMFC3/21
Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
5
Unit V: Investment Management: Introduction - Investment Companies - Active vs. Passive Portfolio Management - Cost of Management - Entry/Exit Loads Fees - Net Asset Value. Investment Companies: Types - Classification of Funds - Performance Assessment of Managed Funds - Smart Beta Funds - Performance Attribution Analysis - Sustainable and Responsible Investment (SRI) Funds - Impact Investing - Robo-Advisors - Automated Portfolio Management.
600
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJA M
FMCC2/24
FinTech
1
Unit I: Introduction to Fin-Tech and Emerging Markets: Overview of Fin-Tech: Definition and Scope of Fin-Tech - Evolution of Fin-Tech - Key Technologies Driving FinTech (Blockchain, AI, Big Data, IoT). Fin-Tech Ecosystem: Startups, Financial Institutions, Regulators - Global Fin-Tech Landscape vs. Indian Fin-Tech Landscape. Fin-Tech for Financial Inclusion: Role of Fin-Tech in Bridging the Financial Inclusion Gap. Case Study: M-Pesa in Kenya and its Influence on Indian Mobile Payments - Microfinance and Digital Lending Solutions for Rural India - Role of Digital Identity and Aadhaar in Financial Inclusion.
601
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJA M
FMCC2/24
FinTech
2
Unit II: Digital Payments and Innovations: Digital Payment Systems - Digital Wallets and Mobile Payments (e.g., Paytm, Google Pay) - Unified Payments Interface (UPI) and its Impact in India - Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies (e.g., Bitcoin, Ethereum) - Cross-border Payments and Remittances. Case Study: BHIM UPI and its Adoption in Rural India. Security and Fraud Prevention in Digital Payments: Cybersecurity Measures - Fraud Detection Technologies- Regulatory Frameworks and Compliance. Future Trends and Innovations: Open Banking and API Economy - InsurTech and its Evolution (e.g., Policy Bazaar) - The Role of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning. Case Study: Aadhaar-Enabled Payment Services (AEPS) and Financial Transactions.
602
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJA M
FMCC2/24
FinTech
3
Unit III: Fin-Tech in Lending and Credit: Digital Lending Platforms: Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Lending - Online Personal and Business Loans - Credit Scoring Innovations (e.g., CIBIL, CRIF High Mark) - Role of AI in Underwriting and Risk Assessment. Impact of Fin-Tech on Traditional Banking: Digital-Only Banks - Integration of Fin-Tech Solutions in Conventional Banks. Case Study: Indifi Technologies' Approach to SME Lending.
603
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJA M
FMCC2/24
FinTech
4
Unit IV: Digital Investments and Crowdfunding: Robo-Advisors and Automated Investment Platforms: Introduction to Robo-Advisors - Algorithmic Trading - Personalized Financial Planning and Advisory. Crowdfunding and Alternative Investments: Equity Crowdfunding - Real Estate Crowdfunding - Impact Investing and Socially Responsible Investing. Case Study: Ketto and the Rise of Social Crowdfunding in India.
604
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJALAKSHMI K
CCIBE3/21
Digital Marketing for Entrepreneur
2
Digital Marketing for Entrepreneur - Facebook Marketing Fundamentals
605
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJALAKSHMI K
CCIBE3/21
Digital Marketing for Entrepreneur
4
Digital Marketing for Entrepreneur - Youtube Pages
606
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJALAKSHMI K
CCIBE3/21
Digital Marketing for Entrepreneur
5
Digital Marketing for Entrepreneur - E-Mail Marketing
607
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJALAKSHMI K
FMCC9/21
Business Research Methods
2
Business Research Methods - Sampling Method
608
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJALAKSHMI K
FMCC9/21
Business Research Methods
4
Business Research Methods - Data Analysis through
Statistical Software
609
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
GAYATHRI J
FMCC1/24
Accounting for Decision Making
1
Accounting for Decision Making - INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
610
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
GAYATHRI J
FMCC1/24
Accounting for Decision Making
2
Accounting for Decision Making - COST ACCOUNTING
611
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
GAYATHRI J
FMCC1/24
Accounting for Decision Making
3
Accounting for Decision Making - MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING
612
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
GAYATHRI J
FMCC1/24
Accounting for Decision Making
4
Accounting for Decision Making - STANDARD COSTING AND BUDGETARY CONTROL
613
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
GAYATHRI J
FMCC8/21
Foreign Exchange Management
1
Foreign Exchange Management - Introduction to Currency Markets
Foreign Exchange Management - Strategies Using Currency Futures
616
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
GAYATHRI J
FMCC8/21
Foreign Exchange Management
4
Foreign Exchange Management - Clearing, Settlement, Risk Management,
Accounting and Taxation in Currency Futures
617
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
VANITHA S
FMFC1/24
Corporate Finance
1
Corporate Finance - INTRODUCTION TO FINANCIAL
MANAGEMENT
618
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
VANITHA S
FMFC1/24
Corporate Finance
2
Corporate Finance - FINANCIAL STATEMENT ANALYSIS
619
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
VANITHA S
FMFC1/24
Corporate Finance
3
Corporate Finance - CORPORATE VALUATION
620
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
VANITHA S
FMFC1/24
Corporate Finance
4
Corporate Finance - COST OF CAPITAL
621
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
VANITHA S
FMFC1/24
Corporate Finance
5
Corporate Finance - CAPITAL STRUCTURE
622
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJALAKSHMI K
FMCC3/24
Financial Markets
5
Financial Markets - Depository Receipts
623
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
UNNAMALAI T
COMMNO1/24
Mutual Fund
4
Valuation Principles for Mutual Funds - Specific Valuation Methods - Fair Valuation Principles of Mutual Funds - Valuation Methods Used by Mutual Funds - Importance of Fair Valuation - Net Asset Value - The Role of NAV in Fund Performance - Dividends and Distributable Reserves: A Breakdown - Distributable Reserves - Relationship Between Dividends and Distributable Reserves - Entry and Exit Loads in Mutual Funds - Accounting and Reporting Requirements in Mutual Funds - Total Expense Ratio (TER) and Pricing of Units in Mutual Funds - Factors Affecting TER and Unit Price - Tax Applicability in Mutual Funds - Dividend Income - Securities Transaction Tax (STT) - GST on Mutual Funds: A Brief Overview
624
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
UNNAMALAI T
COMMNO1/24
Mutual Fund
5
New Fund Offer (NFO) - Factors Affecting Unit Allocation - Factors Affecting Unit Allocation - Consolidated Account Statement (CAS) - Disadvantages of a Consolidated Account Statement - Disadvantages of a Consolidated Account Statement - How do AMCs Compute Consolidated Account Statements? - Different Types of Mutual Fund Investors - Types of Mutual Fund Investors - Based on Investment Horizon - Based on Investment Goals - Based on Investment Approach - KYC Requirements for Mutual Fund Investors in India - Tax Implications of STP - Differences Between STP vs SIP - Differences Between STP vs SIP
625
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJALAKSHMI K
CCPCF1/24
Digital Marketing
2
Digital Marketing - Facebook Marketing Fundamentals
626
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJALAKSHMI K
CCPCF1/24
Digital Marketing
4
Digital Marketing - You tube marketing
627
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJALAKSHMI K
CCPCF1/24
Digital Marketing
5
Digital Marketing - Email Marketing
628
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJA M
COMMNO1/24
Mutual Fund
3
Unit III: Fund Distribution and Channel Management Practices: The role and importance
of mutual fund distributors - Different kinds of mutual fund distributors - Modes of
distribution. Pre-requisites to become a Distributor of a Mutual Fund - Revenue for a mutual
fund distributor- Commission Disclosure mandated by SEBI - Due Diligence Process by
AMCs for Distributors of Mutual Funds - Difference between distributors and Investment
Advisors - Nomination facilities to Agents/Distributors and Payment of Commission to
Nominee - Change of distributor.
629
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJALAKSHMI K
FMCC2/24
FinTech
5
FinTech - Key Regulatory Bodies in India
630
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
VANITHA S
FMCC9/21
Business Research Methods
1
Business Research Methods - : Introduction to Business Research
631
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
VANITHA S
FMCC9/21
Business Research Methods
3
Business Research Methods - Data Collection and Data Processing
632
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
VANITHA S
FMCC9/21
Business Research Methods
5
Business Research Methods -Report Writing
633
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
VANITHA S
CCPCF1/24
Digital Marketing
1
Digital Marketing - Inbound Vs Outbound Marketing
634
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
VANITHA S
CCIBE3/21
Digital Marketing for Entrepreneur
1
Digital Marketing for Entrepreneur - Inbound Vs Outbound Marketing
635
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
GAYATHRI J
CCPCF1/24
Digital Marketing
3
Digital Marketing - Google Ad words
636
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
GAYATHRI J
CCIBE3/21
Digital Marketing for Entrepreneur
3
Digital Marketing for Entrepreneur - Google Ad words
637
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJALAKSHMI K
FMCC1/24
Accounting for Decision Making
5
Accounting for Decision Making - RECENT TRENDS IN COST ACCOUNTING
638
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
RAJALAKSHMI K
FMCC8/21
Foreign Exchange Management
5
Foreign Exchange Management - Regulatory Framework for Currency Derivatives
639
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
VANITHA S
COMMNO1/24
Mutual Fund
1
Mutual Fund - Parameters of the Indian Economy
640
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
GAYATHRI J
COMMNO1/24
Mutual Fund
2
Mutual Fund - Key constituents of Mutual Funds
641
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
VANITHA S
FMSC3/21
Working Capital Management
1
Working Capital Management - WORKING CAPITAL POLICY
642
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
VANITHA S
FMSC3/21
Working Capital Management
2
Working Capital Management - FINANCING CURRENT ASSETS
643
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
VANITHA S
FMSC3/21
Working Capital Management
3
Working Capital Management - CASH MANAGEMENT
644
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
VANITHA S
FMSC3/21
Working Capital Management
4
Working Capital Management - RECEIVABLES AND PAYABLES MANAGEMENT
645
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
VANITHA S
FMSC3/21
Working Capital Management
5
Working Capital Management - INVENTORY MANAGEMENT
646
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
GAYATHRI J
FMSC1/24
Contemporary Business Communication
1
Contemporary Business Communication- BUSINESS COMMUNICATION
647
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
GAYATHRI J
FMSC1/24
Contemporary Business Communication
2
Contemporary Business Communication - PARTS OF THE SPEECH
648
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
GAYATHRI J
FMSC1/24
Contemporary Business Communication
3
Contemporary Business Communication - PARTS OF THE SENTENCE
649
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
GAYATHRI J
FMSC1/24
Contemporary Business Communication
4
Contemporary Business Communication -WRITTEN COMMUNICATION
650
M.B.A. (Financial Management)
Department of Commerce and Financial Studies
GAYATHRI J
FMSC1/24
Contemporary Business Communication
5
Contemporary Business Communication - EMPLOYMENT COMMUNICATION
651
M.Sc. Data Science
Department of Computer Science
DURAIRAJ M
MDS24011
Principles of Data Science
652
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
SUMATHY P
MCA24302
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
653
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
DURAIRAJ M
MCS24032
Agile Technology
654
M.Sc. Data Science
Department of Computer Science
PALANISAMY P
MDS24012
Mathematical Foundation for Data Science
655
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
UMAMAHESWARI D
MCS24011
Mathematical Foundation of Computer Science
656
M.Sc. Artificial Intelligence
Department of Computer Science
SHAKEELA N
MAI24023
Data Visualization
657
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
UMAMAHESWARI D
MCS24035
Theory of Computing (or) Optimization Techniques (or) Statistical Computing
658
M.Sc. Artificial Intelligence
Department of Computer Science
SHAKEELA N
MAI24015
Elective–I
659
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
SHAKEELA N
MCA24103
Advanced Operating System
660
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
UMAMAHESWARI D
MCA24201
Optimization Techniques
661
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
SHAKEELA N
MCS24021
Advanced Database Management System
662
M.Sc. Data Science
Department of Computer Science
SHAKEELA N
MDS24014
Database Systems
663
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
GEETHA K
MCS24012
Design and Analysis of Algorithms
664
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
GEETHA K
MCS24012
Design and Analysis of Algorithms
665
M.Sc. Artificial Intelligence
Department of Computer Science
GEETHA K
MAI24012
Design & Analysis of Algorithms
666
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
RAMYA R
MCS24024
Machine Learning (or) Digital Image Processing (or) Natural
Language Processing
667
M.Sc. Data Science
Department of Computer Science
GEETHA K
MDS24014
Database Systems
668
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
RAMYA R
MCA24302
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
669
M.Sc. Data Science
Department of Computer Science
RAMYA R
MDS24011
Principles of Data Science
670
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
GEETHA K
MCA24205
Elective – II
671
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
DURAIRAJ M
MCS24032
Agile Technology
672
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
DURAIRAJ M
MCA24204
Elective – I
673
M.Sc. Artificial Intelligence
Department of Computer Science
DURAIRAJ M
MAI24022
Machine Learning
674
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
DURAIRAJ M
MCS24024
Machine Learning (or) Digital Image Processing (or) Natural
Language Processing
675
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
DURAIRAJ M
MCS24033
Big data Analytics
676
M.Sc. Data Science
Department of Computer Science
DURAIRAJ M
MDS24023
Big Data Analytics Framework
677
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCA24203
Cryptography& Networks Security
678
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCA24203
Cryptography& Networks Security
679
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCA24203
Cryptography& Networks Security
680
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCA24203
Cryptography& Networks Security
681
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCA24203
Cryptography& Networks Security
682
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCA24301
Mobile Application Development
683
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCA24301
Mobile Application Development
684
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
SUMATHY P
MCA24202
Python Programming
685
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCA24301
Mobile Application Development
686
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCA24301
Mobile Application Development
687
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCA24301
Mobile Application Development
688
M.Sc. Data Science
Department of Computer Science
SUMATHY P
MDS24013
Problem solving using Python
689
M.Sc. Artificial Intelligence
Department of Computer Science
SUMATHY P
MAI24011
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
690
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCS24013
Advanced Operating Systems
691
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCS24013
Advanced Operating Systems
692
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCS24013
Advanced Operating Systems
693
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCS24013
Advanced Operating Systems
694
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCS24013
Advanced Operating Systems
695
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCS24013
Advanced Operating Systems
696
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCS24013
Advanced Operating Systems
697
M.Sc. Data Science
Department of Computer Science
SUMATHY P
MDS24022
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
698
M.Sc. Artificial Intelligence
Department of Computer Science
SUMATHY P
MAI24011
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
699
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCS24022
Cryptography and Network Security
700
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCS24022
Cryptography and Network Security
701
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCS24022
Cryptography and Network Security
702
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
SUMATHY P
MCA24302
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
703
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCS24022
Cryptography and Network Security
704
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
LALLI M
MCS24022
Cryptography and Network Security
705
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
BALAMURUGAN M
MCS24033
Big data Analytics
706
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
BALAMURUGAN M
MCS24033
Big data Analytics
707
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
BALAMURUGAN M
MCS24033
Big data Analytics
708
M.Sc. Artificial Intelligence
Department of Computer Science
KALAIVANI S
MAI24031
Deep Learning
709
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
BALAMURUGAN M
MCS24033
Big data Analytics
710
M.Sc. Data Science
Department of Computer Science
KALAIVANI S
MDS24035
Elective-IV
711
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
BALAMURUGAN M
MCS24033
Big data Analytics
712
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
BALAMURUGAN M
MCS24033
Big data Analytics
713
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
BALAMURUGAN M
MCS24033
Big data Analytics
714
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
BALAMURUGAN M
MCS24033
Big data Analytics
715
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
BALAMURUGAN M
MCS24033
Big data Analytics
716
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
BALAMURUGAN M
MCS24033
Big data Analytics
717
M.Sc. Data Science
Department of Computer Science
GEORGE DHARMA PRAKASH RAJ E
MDS24014
Database Systems
718
M.Sc. Artificial Intelligence
Department of Computer Science
GEORGE DHARMA PRAKASH RAJ E
MAI24033
Big Data Analytics
719
M.Sc. Data Science
Department of Computer Science
BALAMURUGAN M
MDS24031
Principles of Deep Learning
720
M.Sc. Data Science
Department of Computer Science
BALAMURUGAN M
MDS24031
Principles of Deep Learning
721
M.Sc. Data Science
Department of Computer Science
BALAMURUGAN M
MDS24031
Principles of Deep Learning
722
M.Sc. Data Science
Department of Computer Science
BALAMURUGAN M
MDS24031
Principles of Deep Learning
723
M.Sc. Data Science
Department of Computer Science
BALAMURUGAN M
MDS24031
Principles of Deep Learning
724
M.Sc. Data Science
Department of Computer Science
BALAMURUGAN M
MDS24031
Principles of Deep Learning
725
M.Sc. Data Science
Department of Computer Science
BALAMURUGAN M
MDS24031
Principles of Deep Learning
726
M.Sc. Data Science
Department of Computer Science
BALAMURUGAN M
MDS24031
Principles of Deep Learning
727
M.Sc. Data Science
Department of Computer Science
BALAMURUGAN M
MDS24031
Principles of Deep Learning
728
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
MUTHURAMALINGAM K
MCS24034
Internet of Things/Block Chain Technology/Embedded Systems
729
M.Sc. Computer Science
Department of Computer Science
MUTHURAMALINGAM K
MCS24034
Internet of Things/Block Chain Technology/Embedded Systems
730
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
VIDHYA DEVI A
MCA24303
Cloud Computing
731
M.C.A.
Department of Computer Science
SMITHA EVELIN ZORAIDA B
MCA24102
Data Structures and Algorithm
732
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22CC03
Micro Economics II
1
Oligopoly: Non-collusive oligopoly (Cournot, Bertrand, Edgeworth, Chamberlin,) – Kinked demand curve – Collusive oligopoly (Cartels and mergers) – Oligopoly Regulation (NP2014: Jean Tirole) – price leadership, base point price system – Price and output determination under monopsony, bilateral monopoly and Duopoly.
733
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22CC03
Micro Economics II
2
Neo-classical approach – Marginal productivity theory – Modern theory of distribution –Demand and supply theory – Theory of distribution in imperfect product and factor markets; Determination of rent, wages, interest and profit; Macro theories of distribution – Ricardian, Marxian, Kalecki and Kaldor.
734
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22CC03
Micro Economics II
3
Welfare economics: pareto efficiency conditions, welfare functions and pareto efficiency criterion – First theorem of welfare economics – Second theorem of welfare economics – Market failure and second best – Arrow’s impossibility theorem (NP1972: Hicks & Arrow) – Sen’s Views (NP1998: Amartya Sen) – Rawl’s theory of justice, equity – efficiency trade off.
735
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22CC03
Micro Economics II
4
Partial and general equilibrium analysis, Walrasian equilibrium of a competitive economy, excess demand and input-output approaches to general equilibrium, existence, stability proposition. The Edgeworth Box – pure exchange, One consumer-one producer economy, 2x2 production model – Arrow-Debreu Model (NP1983: Gerard Debreu).
736
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22CC03
Micro Economics II
5
Individual behaviour towards risk, expected utility and certainty equivalence approaches, risk and risk aversion – Economics of insurance, cost and risk, risk pooling and risk spreading. Game theory – (NP2005: Aumann & Schelling; NP1994: Harsanyi, Nash, Selten) - Competitive firm under uncertainty – Adverse selection under uncertainty, – The five forces models of competition – Decision making under uncertainty (NP2002: Daniel Kahneman).
737
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EIBC01
Entrepreneurship Development
1
Evolution of the concept of entrepreneur – Characteristics – Types – Functions – Traits and Mindset – Need for entrepreneurs – Difference between entrepreneur and entrepreneur – Factors influencing entrepreneurship growth – India’s start up revolution – Trends – Imperatives – benefits; the players involved in the ecosystem – Rural, social and women entrepreneurs in India.
738
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EIBC01
Entrepreneurship Development
2
Entrepreneurship – Characteristics – Need – Process involved in entrepreneurship – Myths, advantages and disadvantages of entrepreneurship – Entrepreneurial and development of competencies – Entrepreneurship Development Programmes (EDPs): Need, Objectives, Phases of EDP – Entrepreneurship development training and other support organizational services – Central and state government industrial policies and regulations.
739
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EIBC01
Entrepreneurship Development
3
Project identification and selection – Project formulation – Significance, contents and formulation of a project report – Project appraisal – Methods of project appraisal – Commercialization.
740
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EIBC01
Entrepreneurship Development
4
Institutional Finance – Term Lending Institutions – Commercial Banks – State Finance Corporations – TIIC – Technical Support – Small Industries Development Bank of India (SIDBI), Small Industries Service Institute (SISI), District Industries Centre (DIC), SIDCO, SIPCOT and ITCOT.
741
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EIBC01
Entrepreneurship Development
5
Government policy for small scale enterprises – Growth strategies – Product launching – Monitoring and evaluation of small business – Industrial sickness – Causes and consequences – Preventing sickness.
742
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EC03a
Tamil Nadu Economy
1
Resources – Human resources, forest resources, water resources, mineral resources –
Geographical features, cultural features, economic features – Place of Tamil Nadu in HDI
and GDI.
743
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EC03a
Tamil Nadu Economy
2
Major crops – Cropping pattern, Agricultural productivity – Agricultural policy –
Agricultural marketing, livestock, animal husbandry and fisheries, warehousing facilities –
Role of Food corporation in Tamil Nadu.
744
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EC03a
Tamil Nadu Economy
3
Major industries – Aerospace and defence industries, fireworks, leather industries, handloom
industries – Minor industries, cottage industries, micro enterprises, tourism industries –
Labour welfare measures – DIC TIIC, SIDCO, BHEL.
745
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EC03a
Tamil Nadu Economy
4
Transport: Roadways, Railways, waterways and Airways – Role of Transport in State
development – Power sectors, Banking sector, IT sector and communication sectors in Tamil
Nadu.
746
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EC03a
Tamil Nadu Economy
5
Tamil Nadu budget – SDGP – PCI – SHGs – Programmes of higher Education, Women and
girl child development programmes, Rural development programmes, health and medical
schemes, old age people schemes and programmes.
747
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EC02b
Health Economics
1
Health Economics – Importance of health economics – Asymmetric nature – Concepts,
definition and components – The Role economics in health sector – Healthcare system in
India – Levels of health care.
748
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EC02b
Health Economics
2
Demand for health – Factors influencing demand – Demand for medical care as investment –
Measure Demand – Nature of supply of health care services – Protection of health – Pricing
of health care services.
749
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EC02b
Health Economics
3
National, Kinds of morbidity- Global objective of health care policy – Components of Health
care system- Impact of Health Services on Health- Environmental factors and health – Health
policy of World Health Organization (WHO) – National Health Policy (NHP) – National
Rural Health Mission (NRHM) – Health programmes in India – Health as a social subject –
Policy towards covid–19.
750
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EC02b
Health Economics
4
Health care expenditure: Private and public expenditure on health – Healthcare insurance –
Need of general health insurance – Need for special health insurance for the poor disabled
and aged – Financing institution in financing health care.
751
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EC02b
Health Economics
5
Trends in Public expenditure on health and family welfare – Health insurance – Health
insurance in India – Health insurance schemes – Central and state government health
insurance schemes – Social insurance for health care of the poor – Health policy challenges
for India.
752
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
SUDHA T
22CC02
Statistical Methods for Economists
3
Probability: Meaning – Approaches to probability – classical or a priori probability, a
posteriori probability – Importance of probability; Calculation of probability – Mutually
exclusive events, simple and compound events, complementary events, exhaustive events,
Equally likely events; Theories of probability – Addition Theorem, Multiplication theorems –
conditional probability, mathematical expectation
753
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
SUDHA T
22CC02
Statistical Methods for Economists
5
Index numbers: uses, Problems in the construction of index numbers, Price index and
quantity index – weighted index and unweighted index, (Laspeyres, Paasche & Fisher’s index
numbers) chain index, base shifting, consumer price index number and cost of living index –
simple aggregate method & family budget method.
754
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
SUDHA T
22CC02
Statistical Methods for Economists
4
Hypothesis: Qualities of a hypothesis – Steps in testing a Hypothesis – Formulation of
statistical hypothesis – null and alternative – level of significance – type 1 error, type II error.
Properties of Normal distribution: standard error, one and two tailed tests – Large and small
sample tests. Single and double mean, single and double proportions, single and double
variances, Chi-square, ANOVA – one way and two ways.
755
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
SUDHA T
22CC04
Mathematical Economics
4
Matrices: null, square, rectangular, symmetric matrices – Row, column vectors – Addition,
subtraction, multiplication of matrices – Determinant – Properties of determinants – Cofactor,
transpose, adjoint and inverse matrices – Conversion of equations into matrices – solving
equations – Cramer’s rule – uses – Input-Output analysis – Coefficient matrix
756
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
SUDHA T
22CC04
Mathematical Economics
5
Linear programming: characteristics of linear programming, formulation of an LP problem –
Feasible, basic and optimal solution – Graphic method – Feasible region – Simplex method –
Importance of linear programming in economics – Applications of LP technique.
757
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
SUDHA T
22CC04
Mathematical Economics
2
Rules of differentiation – Slopes – Marginal values – Cost and revenue functions – Normal
revenue conditions and normal cost conditions – Derivatives of higher order; Elasticity of
demand, growth rate, functions of more than two variables – Use of derivatives in economics
– Value Determination of Derivatives (NP1997: Merton & Scholes).
758
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
SUDHA T
22CC05
Monetary Economics
2
Demand for Money – Classical (Fisher and Cambridge Approaches), Keynesian, Monetarist
(NP1976: Milton Friedman) and Post-Keyensian (Baumol, Tobin, Micro Modules) theories
– Monetary theory – Transmission mechanism – Liquidity approach (GurleyShaw Thesis,
Radcliff-Sayers).
759
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
SUDHA T
22CC05
Monetary Economics
4
Money and Price relationship – Inflation – Demand Pull Theory – Inflationary gap and
excess demand – Cost-push theory – Wage push, mark-up pricing and profit push – Sectoral
demand shift theory – Inflation – Effects and control measures – Inflation unemployment
trade-off (NP2006: Edmund Phelps) – Phillips Curve
760
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
SUDHA T
22CC05
Monetary Economics
5
Banking – Credit Creation by commercial banks – Role of central banks – Monetary policy –
Credit control – Instruments and methods – Lags in monetary policy – Monetary policy and
BoP – Exchange rate – Monetary policy in an open economy – Digital currency
761
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
SUDHA T
22CC05
Monetary Economics
3
Money and interest – Money supply, Money demand, Income and interest – Classical theory
– Loanable funds theory – Keynesian theory – Modern theory – Term structure of interest
rates – Segmented markets theory – Expectations theory.
762
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
SUDHA T
22CC08
Public Economics
2
Rationale for Public Policy – Allocation of resources – Provision of public goods –
Voluntary exchange models – Impossibility of decentralized provision of public goods
(contributions of Samuelson and Musgrave) – Contributions of Clarks, Groves and Leyard –
Tie-bout model – Theory of club goods – Keynesian case for stabilization policy.
763
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
SUDHA T
22CC08
Public Economics
3
Public Expenditure – Wagner’s law of increasing state activities – Wiseman-Peacock
hypothesis – Pure theory of public expenditure - Structure and growth of public expenditure
– Criteria for public investment – Social cost-benefit analysis – Project evaluation,
Estimation of costs and discount rate – Reforms in expenditure budgeting; Programme
budgeting and zero-base budgeting.
764
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
SUDHA T
22CC08
Public Economics
4
Taxation – Theory of incidence – Alternative concepts of incidence – Allocative and equity
aspects of individual taxes – Benefit and ability to pay approaches – Theory of optimal
taxation – Trade-off between equity and efficiency – problem of double taxation – Debt –
Classical view of public debt – Sources of public debt – Public borrowings and price level –
Crowding out of private investment and activity – Principles of debt management and
repayment.
765
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
SUDHA T
22CC05
Monetary Economics
5
Banking – Credit Creation by commercial banks – Role of central banks – Monetary policy –
Credit control – Instruments and methods – Lags in monetary policy – Monetary policy and
BoP – Exchange rate – Monetary policy in an open economy – Digital currency.
766
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
SUDHA T
22CC04
Mathematical Economics
4
Matrices: null, square, rectangular, symmetric matrices – Row, column vectors – Addition,
subtraction, multiplication of matrices – Determinant – Properties of determinants – Cofactor,
transpose, adjoint and inverse matrices – Conversion of equations into matrices – solving
equations – Cramer’s rule – uses – Input-Output analysis – Coefficient matrix.
767
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EC01b
Agriculatural Economics
1
Nature and scope of agriculture – Traditional agriculture and Modern Agriculture – Zero
budget farming and organic farming – Role of agriculture in economic development –
Interdependence between agriculture and industry – Agricultural development, poverty and
environment.
768
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EC01b
Agriculatural Economics
2
Use of land, water and energy – Rural transport, communication, extension services, Custom
hiring Centres – Agricultural finance – Rural social infrastructure – Education, health and
information dissemination – Role of NABARD
769
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EC01b
Agriculatural Economics
3
Agricultural production – Resource use and efficiency – Factor combination and resource
substitution – Inter regional variation in growth of output and productivity – Cropping pattern
shifts – Farm budgeting and cost concepts – Technical change, labour absorption and gender
issues in agricultural services – GM Crops and their impacts.
770
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EC01b
Agriculatural Economics
4
Marketing and state policy – Agricultural markets and marketing efficiency -Regulated
markets – Marketable surplus – Behaviour of agricultural prices – State policy with respect to
agricultural marketing: FPOs and e-NAMS – Warehousing – Taxation and crop insurance –
Terms of trade between agricultural and non-agricultural prices – New farm laws.
771
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
NATARAJAMURTHY P
22EC01b
Agriculatural Economics
5
International trade in agricultural commodities – Role of World Trade Organization; Issues in
liberalization of domestic and international trade in agriculture – Impact of WTO on Indian
agriculture – AOA
772
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22CO03a
International Economics
1
International Economics -
773
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22EXPC03
Research Methodology
1
Science –Meaning and characteristics – Meaning of ‘research’ – Specific features of research in social sciences as opposed to physical and natural Sciences – Objectivity in research
774
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22EXPC03
Research Methodology
1
Objective of Research - Basic categories in scientific method – Facts – Concepts – Causality - Uncertainty – Probability – Dialectical and Historical Materialism.
775
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22EXPC03
Research Methodology
2
Research Methods and Sample Design
776
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22EXPC03
Research Methodology
3
Steps in Rsearch and Formation of Research Problem
777
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22EXPC03
Research Methodology
4
Technique of Data Collection and Process of Data
778
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22EXPC03
Research Methodology
4
Preparation of master table – Types of table – Parts of a table – Rules of tabulation – Data processing – Computer programmes Excel, SPSS – Analytical tables.
779
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22EXPC03
Research Methodology
5
Bibliography – Harvard referencing – Citation index – Plagiarism.
780
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22CO03a
International Economics
1
Absolute cost advantage and comparative cost advantage – Modern theory: Hecksher-Ohlin theorem – Leontief paradox – (NP1977: Ohlin & Meade)
781
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22CO03a
International Economics
2
Metzler paradox – Posner’s imitation gap – Vernon’s product cycle theory – Leamer’s and Trefler’s theorem – Kravis theory of availability – Linder’s theory of volume of trade and demand pattern – Paul Krugman’s new trade theory
782
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22CO03a
International Economics
3
Effects of Growth Trade
783
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22CO03a
International Economics
4
Balance of payments – Components – Equilibrium and disequilibrium in BOP – Methods of correcting BOP deficit – Adjustment mechanisms – Automatic, price and income adjustments
784
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22CO03a
International Economics
5
Exchange rate – Nominal, Real, Effective, NEER, REER- Exchange rate systems – Relative merits and demerits of fixed and flexible exchange rates – Hybrid exchange rates
785
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22CO03a
International Economics
5
Purchasing power parity theory – Monetary approach – Asset market (portfolio balance) model – Mundell-Fleming model – International liquidity – IMF – World Bank
786
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22CO01a
Micro Economics I
3
Production function with one variable input and two variable inputs – Cost minimizing input choices – Some common production functions – Cobb-Douglas and Constant elasticity of substitution production function – Returns to scale – Expansion path.
787
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22CO01a
Micro Economics I
1
Basic Economic Problem – Choice and Scarcity – Deductive and Inductive Methods of Analysis – Positive and Normative Economics – Economic Models – Characteristics of Equilibrium and Disequilibrium Systems.
788
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22CC07
Growth and Development
4
Sectoral aspects of development - Rationale and pattern of industrialization in developing countries
789
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22CC07
Growth and Development
3
Growth Models – Harrod-Domar Model - Joan Robinson’s model of capital accumulation
790
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22CC07
Growth and Development
2
Includes Mercantilist, Physiocratic, Adam Smith, Keynesian, Marxian, and Endogenous Growth Theories
791
M.A. Economics
Department of Economics
VETRIVEL K
22EIBC01
Entrepreneurship Development
5
Export-led Growth – Dual gap analysis – Balance of Payments – Tariffs and effective protection – International economic order – WTO and developing countries.
792
B.Ed. (CDOE)
Department of Education (CDOE)
THOLAPPAN A
24CED1
Childhood and Growing Up
2
Understanding Adolescent Learner: Growth and Development of adolescent
793
B.Ed. (CDOE)
Department of Education (CDOE)
THOLAPPAN A
24CEDP1:4
TEACHING OF SCIENCE
4
General methods of teaching science: Teacher centered methods:
794
B.Ed. (CDOE)
Department of Education (CDOE)
THOLAPPAN A
24CEDP1:4
TEACHING OF SCIENCE
3
Micro Teaching - meanings, definitions
795
B.Ed. (CDOE)
Department of Education (CDOE)
THOLAPPAN A
24CEDP1:4
TEACHING OF SCIENCE
4
Methods of Teaching-Project Method
796
B.Ed. (CDOE)
Department of Education (CDOE)
THOLAPPAN A
24CEDP1:4
TEACHING OF SCIENCE
4
Methods of Teaching-Project Method
797
B.Ed. (CDOE)
Department of Education (CDOE)
THOLAPPAN A
24CEDP1:4
TEACHING OF SCIENCE
4
Methods of Teaching-Problem Solving Method
798
B.Ed. (CDOE)
Department of Education (CDOE)
THOLAPPAN A
24CDE8
Critical Understanding of ICT in Education
4
Internet and Educational Resources-Online resources
799
B.Ed. (CDOE)
Department of Education (CDOE)
THOLAPPAN A
24CDE8
Critical Understanding of ICT in Education
4
Internet and Educational Resources- E-learning: Mobile-learning
800
B.Ed. (CDOE)
Department of Education (CDOE)
THOLAPPAN A
24CDE8
Critical Understanding of ICT in Education
4
ICT Enriched Learning Experiences-Multi Media and Education
801
B.Ed. (CDOE)
Department of Education (CDOE)
THOLAPPAN A
24CDE8
Critical Understanding of ICT in Education
2
ICT in Education - Programmed instruction of Critical Understanding of ICT
802
B.Ed. (CDOE)
Department of Education (CDOE)
THOLAPPAN A
24CED9
Environmental Education
2
Environmental problems and protection-Environmental pollution and its consequences
803
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
MUTHUCHAMY I
CC5
Communication Skills and Academic Writing
2
Classroom Communication
804
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
MUTHUCHAMY I
CC7
Guidance and Counselling
5
Violence against Women - Sexual Violence
805
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
MUTHUCHAMY I
CC10A
Teacher Education: Perspectives, Prospects and Innovations
1
Professional Ethics
806
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
MUTHUCHAMY I
CC14
Inclusive Education: Perspectives, Principles and Practices
2
Rights of the Child
807
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
MUTHUCHAMY I
CC3
Introduction to Educational Research
5
Measures of Central Tendency
808
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
MUTHUCHAMY I
CC3
Introduction to Educational Research
5
Measures of Variability
809
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
MUTHUCHAMY I
CC3
Introduction to Educational Research
5
Normal Probability Curve
810
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
MUTHUCHAMY I
CC10A
Teacher Education: Perspectives, Prospects and Innovations
3
Micro Teaching
811
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
MUTHUCHAMY I
ETEDVAC1
Extra Disciplinary Course* NME / Extra Disciplinary Course** ( ETEDVAC1)
1
Approaches to Value Based Education
812
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
JAYARAMAN K
CC10A
Teacher Education: Perspectives, Prospects and Innovations
1
Aims and objectives of teacher
education at various levels
813
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
JAYARAMAN K
CC10A
Teacher Education: Perspectives, Prospects and Innovations
1
Historical perspectives of
Teacher Education
814
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
SENTHILNATHAN S
CC5
Communication Skills and Academic Writing
1
Communication: Definitions, Concept, Nature and Meaning - Process and Elements of Communication – Verbal and Nonverbal Modes of Communication – Verbal Communication Types: Spoken and Written – Skills of Communication: Input (Reception) and Output (Production) Skills – Barriers to Communication: Types and Consequences – Strategies for Overcoming Barriers – Techniques for Enhancing Communication Skills
815
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
SENTHILNATHAN S
CC5
Communication Skills and Academic Writing
2
Classroom as a Context of Communication - Classroom Communication: Concept, Nature, Meaning and Characteristic Features, Unique Problems – Teacher as a Communicator: Positive and Negative Roles, Skills Required – Effective Verbal and Nonverbal Communication Strategies – Communication at Different Structures of Participation: Lecture, Question and Answer, Discussion and Group Work
816
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
SENTHILNATHAN S
CC5
Communication Skills and Academic Writing
3
Writing: Concept, Nature and Characteristic Features - Writing as a Production Skill – Role and Contribution of Reading - Written Communication Skills – Types of Writing – Styles of Writing – Language Skills for Effective Writing – Grammar and Vocabulary – Mechanics of Writing – Academic Writing, Technical Writing and Research Writing - Expository Style: Meaning, Nature, Characteristics and Patterns – Reporting Research and Writing Research Articles – Formats, Structures, Styles and Techniques – Style Manuals, Types of Style Manuals – APA, MLA, Chicago, ASA – Online Resources for Formatting – Plagiarism and Plagiarism Checkers.
817
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
KASINATHAN O
CC9
Educational Administration: Principles and Practices
2
Administrator as a Change Agent
818
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
KASINATHAN O
CC6
Curriculum Design and Development
5
Types of Test, Concept of Formative and Summative Evaluation,
819
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
KASINATHAN O
CC9
Educational Administration: Principles and Practices
1
Define Educcational Administration: “Education without an aim is quite meaningless. In the words of John Deway “An aim is a foreseen end that gives direction to an activity or motivates behaviour”
820
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
KASINATHAN O
CC13
Pedagogy and Instructional Design
1
Introduction to Pedagogy
821
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
KASINATHAN O
CC13
Pedagogy and Instructional Design
2
Introduction to Pedagogical Practices: Methods & strategies used by the teacher
to facilitate learning outcomes. It involves creating a dynamic learning
environment. It improves critical thinking, engagement and collaboration
822
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
KASINATHAN O
CC13
Pedagogy and Instructional Design
2
Experiential Learning Meaning: Experiential learning is a hands-on approach where students learn by doing. It involves direct experience followed by reflection, analysis, and application of the learned knowledge in real-life situations. This approach connects theory with practice, enhancing understanding and retention.
823
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
KASINATHAN O
CC6
Curriculum Design and Development
5
Flipped Classroom Teaching :The flipped classroom reverses the traditional learning environment by delivering instructional content, often online, outside of the classroom. What would traditionally be considered homework (e.g., problem-solving) is now completed in class under the guidance of the instructor, while lectures are viewed at home.
824
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
KASINATHAN O
CC12
Advanced Research Methodology and Educational Statistics
2
Reliability: It means dependability, trustworthiness or having a high degree of confidence in objects Stability and consistency of assessment results, Characteristics of scores or assessment results not test themselves. Precision or accuracy of the scores
825
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
KASINATHAN O
CC12
Advanced Research Methodology and Educational Statistics
5
Measurement Scale : In daily life, we use some yardstick to determine the Weight, Height and Physical objects. The Process of assigning numbers to objects or observation Describe some property objects that Mostly apply to quantitative research It classifies information and distinct characters In the educational setup we used the classification of measurement scales are i) Nominal scale, ii) Ordinal Scale, iii) Interval Scale and iv) Ratio Scale
826
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
MIRUNALINI M
CC3
Introduction to Educational Research
1
Significance of Educational Research
827
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
MIRUNALINI M
CC3
Introduction to Educational Research
1
Ethical issues in conducting research
828
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
MIRUNALINI M
CC13
Pedagogy and Instructional Design
4
Bloom's Taxonomy
829
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
MIRUNALINI M
CC13
Pedagogy and Instructional Design
1
Principles of Pedagogy
830
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
MIRUNALINI M
CC13
Pedagogy and Instructional Design
2
Reflective Teaching
831
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
AMUTHA S
CC7
Guidance and Counselling
4
Life Skill (Guidance services)
832
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
AMUTHA S
CC12
Advanced Research Methodology and Educational Statistics
2
Action Research(Research Design)
833
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
AMUTHA S
CC13
Pedagogy and Instructional Design
5
Instructional Design(Developing Assessing instruments and instructional strategies)
834
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
AMUTHA S
CC13
Pedagogy and Instructional Design
5
Curriculum Designing
835
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
AMUTHA S
CC2
Psychology of Learning and Development
4
Emotional Intelligence
836
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
JAYARAMAN K
CC1
Philosophical and Sociological Perspectives of Education
4
Foundation of Educational Sociology
837
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
JAYARAMAN K
CC10A
Teacher Education: Perspectives, Prospects and Innovations
1
Introduction to Education
838
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
JAYARAMAN K
CC10A
Teacher Education: Perspectives, Prospects and Innovations
1
Aims and objectives of teacher education at various level
839
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
RAM GANESH E
CC14
Inclusive Education: Perspectives, Principles and Practices
5
Models of Collaboration
840
M.Ed.
Department of Educational Technology
RAM GANESH E
CC13
Pedagogy and Instructional Design
4
The ADDIE Model of Instructional Design: Phases, Relevance and Implementation in Indian Educational Context
841
M.A. English
Department of English
ANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI M
ENGCC2
Literary Criticism
1
Plato - Theory of Imitation
842
M.A. English
Department of English
ANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI M
ENGCC2
Literary Criticism
1
Aristotle - Poetics
843
M.A. English
Department of English
ANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI M
ENGEC1D
Feminist Theories: An Introduction
1
Introduction : Is feminism relevant today
844
M.A. English
Department of English
ANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI M
ENGEC1D
Feminist Theories: An Introduction
1
Feminism: Origin and Development
845
M.A. English
Department of English
ANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI M
ENGEC1D
Feminist Theories: An Introduction
1
Feminist Writers and Theorists
846
M.A. English
Department of English
ANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI M
ENGEC1D
Feminist Theories: An Introduction
2
Feminism : Types and Divisions
847
M.A. English
Department of English
ANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI M
ENGEC1D
Feminist Theories: An Introduction
2
Third Wave and Intersectionality
848
M.A. English
Department of English
ANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI M
ENGEC1D
Feminist Theories: An Introduction
2
Third Wave and Intersectionality
849
M.A. English
Department of English
ANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI M
ENGEX2
Research Methodology
4
Thesis Writing: Steps and Strategies
850
M.A. English
Department of English
ANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI M
ENGCC6
Literary Theory and Criticism
5
Postcolonial Criticism- An Introduction
851
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
UMAMAHESWARI S
EC01A
Ecology and Environmental Sciences
1
Fundamentals of Ecology
Definition, Principle, Branches and Scope of Ecology. Ecology as an inter-disciplinary Science. Origin of life and speciation. and Settlement. Ecological Factors: Abiotic – Physical and Chemical Factors: Soil, Air, Water, Temperature, pH, Humidity, Radiation, Wind, Pressure, Precipitation. Biotic – Limiting Factors. Species Interaction: Commensalism, Amensalism, Mutualism, Competition, Parasitism, Prey–Predator Relationship–Sedimentary Cycles (P, S, Fe), Gaseous Cycles (C, N, O) and Hydrological Cycle.
852
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
UMAMAHESWARI S
EC01A
Ecology and Environmental Sciences
2
Population Ecology and Species interaction
Population – Definition, Characteristics, Population Density, Natality, Mortality, Age Distribution, Growth Patterns, Population Fluctuation, Population Equilibrium, Biotic Potentials, Population Dispersion, Regulation of Population. Concept of ‘r’ and ‘k’ species. Keystone species - Ecological Age Pyramids. Survivorship Curves and its Types.
853
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
UMAMAHESWARI S
CC08
Environmental Biotechnology
2
Introduction to Environment
Introduction to Environment; pollution and its control; pollution indicators; waste management: domestic, industrial, solid and hazardous wastes; strain improvement; Biodiversity and its conservation; Role of microorganisms in geochemical cycles; microbial energy metabolism, microbial growth kinetics and elementary chemostat theory, relevant microbiological processes, microbial ecology.
854
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
UMAMAHESWARI S
CC08
Environmental Biotechnology
3
Role of microorganims in bioremediation
Application of bacteria and fungi in bioremediation: White rot fungi vs specialized degrading bacteria: examples, uses and advantages vs
855
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
UMAMAHESWARI S
CO01B
Eco-Tourism
1
Introduction to Tourism and Ecotourism
Concepts of Tourism – Classification of Tourism – Religious – Cultural
– Heritage – Monumental – Adventure – Mass – Sustainable – Consumptive and Non-Consumptive Tourism. Introduction to Ecotourism – Concepts, History and Origin, Objectives and Benefits of Ecotourism – Factors affecting Ecotourism.
856
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
UMAMAHESWARI S
EIBC01
Entrepreneurship for green products
1
Innovation and entrepreneurship in bio-business
Introduction and scope in Bio-entrepreneurship, Types of bio-industries and competitive dynamics between the sub-industries of the bio-sector (e.g. pharmaceuticals vs. Industrial biotech), Strategy and operations of bio-sector firms: Factors shaping opportunities for innovation and entrepreneurship in bio-sectors, and the business implications of those opportunities, Alternatives faced by emerging bio-firms and the relevant tools for strategic decision, Entrepreneurship development programs of public and private agencies (MSME, DBT, BIRAC, Make In India), strategic dimensions of patenting & commercialization strategies.
857
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
UMAMAHESWARI S
EIBC01
Entrepreneurship for green products
2
Negotiating the road from lab to the market (strategies and processes of negotiation with financiers, government and regulatory authorities), Pricing strategy, Challenges in marketing in bio business (market conditions & segments; developing distribution channels, the nature, analysis and management of customer needs), Basic contract principles, different types of agreement and contract terms typically found in joint venture and development agreements, Dispute resolution skills.
858
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
UMAMAHESWARI S
CC05
Air Pollution and Management
1
Classification of Air Pollutants, Sources and Effects of Oxides of Carbon, Nitrogen, Sulphur, Halogenated Compounds, Hydrocarbons, Volatile Compounds. Ions in the Atmosphere. Metereological parameters-wind speed, wind direction, temperature, humidity- Photochemical Processes – Oxidation Process, Acid - Base Reactions, Photochemical Smog, Smog Forming Reactions, Acid Rain. Fate of Atmospheric NOx, SO2, COX and O3.
859
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
UMAMAHESWARI S
NME02
Non major Elective-Energy and Environment
1
Energy Availability and Usage
Earth’s energy source - Earth’s energy balance – Energy reserves and usage – determinants of growth in energy use – Energy usage pattern of the world and India.
860
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
UMAMAHESWARI S
NME02
Non major Elective-Energy and Environment
2
Non Renewable Energy Resources
Fossil fuels- The three kings- Coal, Oil and Natural gas – Formation, Calorific value, Advantages and limitations – Green house gases and Global warming – Nuclear energy – availability and limitations
861
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
UMAMAHESWARI S
EC01B
Natural Resources
1
Water Resources
Origin and Composition of Water – Hydrological Cycle, Properties of Water, Types and Characteristics of Water Bodies, Human Use of Surface and Ground Water, Fresh Water and Marine Water Resources. Watershed Management, Conservation of Water Resources – Rain Water Harvesting System, Water Storage Systems and their Importance. Ecology of water and its management – Fish and other Marine Resources - Production, status, dependence on fish resource, unsustainable harvesting, issues and challenges for resource supply, new prospects.
862
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
UMAMAHESWARI S
EC01B
Natural Resources
2
Mineral Resources
Minerals on the Geosphere, Types of Minerals, Extraction, Mining - Metal and Non - Metal Resources, Exploitation of Mineral Resources, Environmental Effects of Extraction and Use of Mineral Resources, Case Study: Dehradun – Missouri Mine Belt.
863
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
UMAMAHESWARI S
CC05
Air Pollution and Management
2
Sampling, Classification of Sampling Methods, Difficulties Encountered, Basic Considerations of Sampling. Instruments for Sampling (Meters, Probes and Suction Devices), General Devices, Gases and Vapours – Absorbers, Adsorbers, Condensers, Collectors, Plastic Containers, Samplers for Mass Spectrometric Analysis, Duration & Location of Samplying, Methods – Sedimentation, Filtration, Impingement, Electrostatic Precipitators, Thermal Precipitation, Centrifugal Methods, Solution Impingers. Samplying for Suspended Particulates - High Volume Sampler, Stack Sampling Techniques. Analysis – Chemical, Gravimetric, Volumetric, Colorimetric, Turbimetric, Chromatographic Methods. Instrumental Methods – Emission and Absorption Spectrometry, X- ray Diffraction, Mass Spectrometry, Polarography, Radioactiviy, Microscopy, Biological Methods – Effects on Plants and Animals, Sensory Tests.
864
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
UMAMAHESWARI S
CC05
Air Pollution and Management
3
UNIY III
Air Quality Standards & Control of Air Pollution
Air Quality Standards, Air Quality Index, Indoor Air Quality, Control Methods Absorption, Adsorption, Condensation, Chemical Reactions, Incinerations. Devices – Wet Scrubber, Packed Towers, Plate Columns, Spray Towers, Dry Scrubbers, Gravity Separators, Baffle Chamber and Duster Louvers, Cyclone, Electrostatic Precipitators, Venture Scrubber, Fabric Bag Filters, Control in Disposal. The Air Act of 198, MoEF Regulations.
865
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CO01A
Environmental Chemistry
4
Atmospheric Chemistry
866
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CC04
Water, Soil Pollution and Management
867
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CC07
Solid and Hazardous waste Management
2
Collection,transportation and transfer stations
868
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
EC03B
Forest Ecology and Management
3
Concepts of Forest Ecology
869
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CC03
Environmental Chemistry
870
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
GOVINDARAJU M
EC01A
Biodiversity and Conservation
871
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
GOVINDARAJU M
EC02A
Environmental Impact Assessment
872
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
GOVINDARAJU M
CO03A
Remote Sensing and GIS for Environmental Studies
873
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
GOVINDARAJU M
NME02
Non major Elective-Energy and Environment
874
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
EC02A
Bioinformatics and Statistics
875
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
GOVINDARAJU M
NME01
Contemporary Environmental Issues
3
3
876
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
GOVINDARAJU M
NME01
Contemporary Environmental Issues
3
Solid Waste Management
877
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CC07
Solid and Hazardous waste Management
1
Types, Sources and Characteristics of Solid waste
878
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CC07
Solid and Hazardous waste Management
2
Carbon credits, Electrical Energy Recovery
879
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CC07
Solid and Hazardous waste Management
5
Case Studies
880
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CC07
Solid and Hazardous waste Management
4
Hazardous wastes-Characteristics
881
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CC07
Solid and Hazardous waste Management
2
Life Cycle Analysis
882
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CC07
Solid and Hazardous waste Management
3
Municipal Solid waste Management
883
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CC07
Solid and Hazardous waste Management
3
MSW management
884
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CC07
Solid and Hazardous waste Management
3
Open dumping and Landfills
885
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CC07
Solid and Hazardous waste Management
3
Thermal Processing of Wastes
886
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
SIVASUDHA T
CO03A
Plant and Animal Biotechnology
3
Stress tolerance and Resistance
887
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
SIVASUDHA T
CC07
Genetic Engineering
2
Cloning Vectors
888
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
SIVASUDHA T
CC07
Genetic Engineering
1
Restriction Enzymes
889
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
SIVASUDHA T
CC07
Genetic Engineering
4
NextGeneration Sequencing
890
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
EC03B
Forest Ecology and Management
1
Forest Ecosystem
891
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
EC03B
Forest Ecology and Management
2
Forest Types
892
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
EC03B
Forest Ecology and Management
4
Forest Ecosystem Management
893
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
EC03B
Forest Ecology and Management
5
Wild life resources and Conservation
894
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CC04
Water, Soil Pollution and Management
1
Water sources
895
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CC04
Water, Soil Pollution and Management
1
Water Pollution
896
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CC04
Water, Soil Pollution and Management
2
Wastewater Characteristics
897
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CC04
Water, Soil Pollution and Management
3
Wastewater Treatment
898
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CC04
Water, Soil Pollution and Management
3
Tertiary water treatment
899
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CC04
Water, Soil Pollution and Management
4
Water Pollution Management
900
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CC04
Water, Soil Pollution and Management
5
Soil Pollution
901
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CO01A
Environmental Chemistry
5
Soil Chemistry
902
M.Sc. Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Biotechnology
VASANTHY M
CO01A
Environmental Chemistry
3
Hydrospheric Chemistry
903
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
PRASHANTHI DEVI M
21PGCC03
Remote Sensing and GIS
1
History of remote sensing, Definition, concept and principle of Electromagnetic energy, Electromagnetic spectrum, Principles of Electro-magnetic Radiation, Physical properties and interaction of energy with Earth and Atmosphere, Spectral reflectance patterns and responses. Active and Passive Remote Sensing, Space programmes- Satellites and Sensors, Radar technology, Resolution of Images
904
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
PRASHANTHI DEVI M
21PGCC03
Remote Sensing and GIS
1
History of remote sensing, Definition, concept and principle of Electromagnetic energy, Electromagnetic spectrum, Principles of Electro-magnetic Radiation, Physical properties and interaction of energy with Earth and Atmosphere, Spectral reflectance patterns and responses. Active and Passive Remote Sensing, Space programmes- Satellites and Sensors, Radar technology, Resolution of Images
905
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
PRASHANTHI DEVI M
21PGCC03
Remote Sensing and GIS
3
GPS Measurements and instrumentation, Factors Influencing GPS Accuracy. Software for Remote sensing and GIS, Internet GIS, Interoperability and Open source GIS: Bhuvan portal
906
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
PRASHANTHI DEVI M
21PGCC03
Remote Sensing and GIS
5
Image pre-processing and correction methods, Image enhancement, Principal Component analysis, mosaic and subsets, Spatial filtering, Data merging, Digital image Classification & Advanced classification techniques, Change detection Analysis, Vegetation Indices,
907
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
PRASHANTHI DEVI M
21PGCC05
Geospatial Data Modelling and Informatics
3
Environmental Informatics
908
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
PRASHANTHI DEVI M
21PGEC03-2
Sustainable Ecotourism
1
Introduction
909
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
PRASHANTHI DEVI M
21PGEC03-2
Sustainable Ecotourism
3
Ecotourism and Env Impacts
910
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
PRASHANTHI DEVI M
21PGEC03-2
Sustainable Ecotourism
4
Ecotourism and Community
911
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
PRASHANTHI DEVI M
21PGCC05
Geospatial Data Modelling and Informatics
4
Environmental Modelling and Simulation
912
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
PRASHANTHI DEVI M
21PGCC09
Statistics and Numerical Methods
1
Basic Statistical Concepts
913
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
SHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D
21PGCC02-1
Environmental Pollution and Toxicology
1
Earth’s Atmosphere-structure and composition. solar energy, Mechanism of heat transfer, Earth’s energy budget.
914
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
SHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D
21PGCC02-1
Environmental Pollution and Toxicology
2
Primary air pollutants, Secondary air pollutants,
915
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
SHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D
21PGCC02-1
Environmental Pollution and Toxicology
1
Inorganic pollutants, POPs, and Radioactive substances
916
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
SHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D
21PGCC02-1
Environmental Pollution and Toxicology
1
Water : Properties, Pollution, and Management
917
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
SHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D
21PGCC02-1
Environmental Pollution and Toxicology
1
Ground water pollution
918
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
SHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D
21PGCC02-1
Environmental Pollution and Toxicology
2
Air Pollution - Secondary Pollutants
919
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
SHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D
21PGCC02-1
Environmental Pollution and Toxicology
1
Water: properties, pollution and Management
920
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
SHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D
21PGCC02-1
Environmental Pollution and Toxicology
2
Particulate Pollution
921
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
SHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D
21PGCC02-1
Environmental Pollution and Toxicology
4
contaminants and their fate
922
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
SHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D
21PGCC02-1
Environmental Pollution and Toxicology
5
Molecular Toxic effects of contaminants
923
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
SHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D
21PGCC02-1
Environmental Pollution and Toxicology
2
Transboundary pollutants and emerging ...
924
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
MOHANRAJ R
21PGCC01
Principles of Environmental Science and Sustainable Development
1
Planet Earth
925
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
MOHANRAJ R
21PGCC01
Principles of Environmental Science and Sustainable Development
2
Atmosphere
926
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
MOHANRAJ R
21PGCC01
Principles of Environmental Science and Sustainable Development
3
Ecology
927
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
MOHANRAJ R
21PGCC07
Corporate Environmental strategies - ISO 14000 , OSHAS and LCA
1
CORPORATE ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGIES - ISO 14000, OSHAS and LCA
928
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
MOHANRAJ R
21PGCC07
Corporate Environmental strategies - ISO 14000 , OSHAS and LCA
2
Tools of Corporate Environmental Management
929
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
MOHANRAJ R
21PGCC07
Corporate Environmental strategies - ISO 14000 , OSHAS and LCA
3
Life Cycle Approach (LCA) & Audit
930
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
MOHANRAJ R
21PGCC07
Corporate Environmental strategies - ISO 14000 , OSHAS and LCA
4
Environmental Health and Safety
931
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
MOHANRAJ R
21PGEC04-1
Ecosystem Services and Sustainable Management
1
Natural capital and human capital
932
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
MOHANRAJ R
21PGEC04-1
Ecosystem Services and Sustainable Management
2
Ecosystem Services
933
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
MOHANRAJ R
21PGEC04-1
Ecosystem Services and Sustainable Management
3
MA ecosystem services Unit
934
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
MOHANRAJ R
21PGEC04-1
Ecosystem Services and Sustainable Management
4
Conservation of Ecosystem services
935
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
MOHANRAJ R
21PGCC04
Environmental Impact and Risk Assessment
1
EIA evolution
936
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
MOHANRAJ R
21PGCC04
Environmental Impact and Risk Assessment
2
Environmental Risk Assessment
937
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
MOHANRAJ R
21PGCC04
Environmental Impact and Risk Assessment
3
Preparing and Writing of Environmental Impact Statements
938
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
MOHANRAJ R
21PGCC04
Environmental Impact and Risk Assessment
4
Environmental Risk and Hazard Management
939
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
PRASHANTHI DEVI M
21PGCC05
Geospatial Data Modelling and Informatics
1
Ecological Models
940
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
PRASHANTHI DEVI M
21PGCC05
Geospatial Data Modelling and Informatics
1
Prey Predator Models
941
M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable Management
Department of Environmental Science and Management
SHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D
21PGCC08
Climate Change - Impacts and resilience
1
Earth'satmosphere structure ,composition and other properties
942
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
JEGANKUMAR R
24CC18
Research Ethics, Project Management and IPR
1
Philosophy and Ethics: Introduction - definition, nature and scope, concept,
branches, Ethics: definition, moral philosophy, nature of moral judgements and
reactions - Ethics with respect to science and research, Intellectual honesty and
research integrity, Scientific misconducts: Falsification, Fabrication, and Plagiarism
(FFP), Redundant publications: duplicate and overlapping publications, salami
slicing, Selective reporting and misrepresentation of data
943
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
JEGANKUMAR R
24CC18
Research Ethics, Project Management and IPR
2
Publication ethics: definition, introduction and importance, best practices /
standards setting initiatives and guidelines: COPE, WAME, etc., Conflicts of interest,
Publication misconduct: definition, concept, problems that lead to unethical
behaviour and vice versa, types, Violation of publication ethics, authorship and
contributorship, Identification of publication misconduct, complaints and appeals,
Predatory publishers and journals
944
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
JEGANKUMAR R
24CC18
Research Ethics, Project Management and IPR
3
Open Access Publishing: Open access publications and initiatives,
SHERPA/RoMEO online resource to check publisher copyright & self-archiving
policies, Software tool to identify predatory publications developed by SPPU,
Journal finder / journal suggestion tools viz. JANE, Elsevier Journal Finder, Springer
Journal Suggested, etc
945
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
JEGANKUMAR R
24CC18
Research Ethics, Project Management and IPR
5
Intellectual Property Rights (IPR): Introduction to IPR – Concept, Theories, Types
of IPR - Need for Private Rights versus Public Interests - Competition Policy - IPRs
and IPRs Policy - Infringement - Advantages and Disadvantages of IPR - TRIPS and
other Treaties (WIPO,WTO, GATTS)
946
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC072
Population Geography
1
Unit 1 a- Introduction, Definition, Nature, Scope
947
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC072
Population Geography
1
Unit 1 b Approaches, Relation with Other Subjects, Types of Sources of Data, History of Population Geography in India, Recent Research Studies in Population Geography
948
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC072
Population Geography
2
Unit 2 a- Global Population- Growth, Trend, Distribution, Density, Determinants of Population Change
949
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC072
Population Geography
2
Unit 2 b- Crude Birth Rate, Crude Death Rate, Population Growth and its associated issues in Developed and Developing Countries
950
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC072
Population Geography
3
Unit 3 a- Population Theories- Malthus, Marx, Boserup
951
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC072
Population Geography
3
Unit 3-b Demographic Transition Theory, Over-Under and Optimum Population, Contemporary Issues of Population
952
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC072
Population Geography
4
Unit 4 a- Age and Sex Composition, Occupational Structure, Labour Force
953
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC072
Population Geography
4
Unit 4 b- Occupational Structure in India, Global Population Projection
954
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC072
Population Geography
5
Unit 5 a- Population Growth- Worksheets, The Effects of Overpopulation on Water Resources and
Water Security, Environmental Problems due to Population Growth
955
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC072
Population Geography
5
Unit 5 b- Pronatalist and Anti-Natalist Policies with Case Studies
956
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
22GE2PC02
Population Geography
1
Unit 1 a- Introduction, Definition, Nature, Scope
957
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
22GE2PC02
Population Geography
1
Unit 1 b- Approached, Relation with Other Subjects, Souces of Population data, History of Recent Research in Population Geography, Recent Research Studies in Population Geography
958
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
22GE2PC02
Population Geography
2
Unit 2 a- Population Growth, Trend, Distribution, Density, Determinants of Population Change
959
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
22GE2PC02
Population Geography
2
Unit 2 b- Crude Birth Rate, Crude Death Rate, Population Growth and associated issues in Developed and Developing Countries
960
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
22GE2PC02
Population Geography
3
Unit 3 a- Population Theories and Models- Malthus, Marx, Boserup
961
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
22GE2PC02
Population Geography
3
Unit 3 b- Demographic Transition Theory, Over, Under and OPtimum POppulation, Contemporary issues of Population Growth
962
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
22GE2PC02
Population Geography
4
Unit 4 a- Age and Sex Composition, Occupational Structure, Labour Force
963
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
22GE2PC02
Population Geography
4
Unit 4 b- Occupational Structure in India, Global Population Projection
964
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
22GE2PC02
Population Geography
5
Unit 5 a - Population Growth Worksheets, The Effects of Overpopulation on Water Resources and
Water Security, Environmental Problems due to Population Growth
965
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
22GE2PC02
Population Geography
5
Unit 5 b- Pronatalist and Anti-Natalist Population Policies with Case Studies
966
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC052
Agricultural Geography
1
Unit 1 a- Introduction, Definition, Nature, Scope, Origin, Development, Spread, Approaches, Determinants, Gene centres, Whittlesey's classification of the global agricultural system
Unit 4 a- Global Food Availability, Food Security, Food Mile, Food Deficit
973
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC052
Agricultural Geography
4
Unit 4 b- Hunger and Drought with Case Studies, Global Food Aid, Agricultural Subsidies, Sustainable Development Goals and Global Agriculture
974
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC052
Agricultural Geography
5
Unit 5 a- Emerging perspectives in Agriculture and Global initiatives with special reference to India, Characteristics of Indian Agriculture, Revolution-Green, White, Blue, Pink, Purple, Grey, Red
975
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC052
Agricultural Geography
5
Unit 5 b- Problems of Indian Agricultural System, Employment in Agricultural Sector, Government initiatives, Modern Technology in Agricultural Practices
976
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
22GE2PC14
Research Methodology & IPR
1
Unit 1 a- Definition, Purpose, Significance, Research Methodology in Geography, Types, Strategies in Research
977
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
22GE2PC14
Research Methodology & IPR
1
Unit 1 b- Scale of Research, Characteristics, Pillars, Steps, Research Question
978
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
22GE2PC14
Research Methodology & IPR
2
Unit 2 a- Hypothesis
979
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
22GE2PC14
Research Methodology & IPR
2
Unit 2 b- Fields and Subfields in Geography Research, Methods in Human and Physical Geography, Recent trends in Geography Research
980
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
22GE2PC14
Research Methodology & IPR
3
Unit 3- Research Design- Meaning, Need, Features, Objectives, Process, Types
981
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
22GE2PC14
Research Methodology & IPR
4
Unit 4- Data Structure in Geography, Quantitative Techniques in Geography, Sources of Data
982
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
22GE2PC14
Research Methodology & IPR
5
Unit 5 a- Research proposal in Geography
983
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
22GE2PC14
Research Methodology & IPR
5
Unit 5 b- Intellectual property rights- Trade Mark, Patent, Geographical Indication, Industrial Design, IPR in Research Methodology, IPR Quiz
984
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC101
Research Methodology & IPR
1
Unit 1 a- Definition, Purpose, Significance, Research Methodology in Geography, Types, Strategies
985
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC101
Research Methodology & IPR
1
Unit 1 b- Scale of Research, Characteristics, Pillars, Steps, Research Question
986
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC101
Research Methodology & IPR
2
Unit 2 a- Hypothesis
987
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC101
Research Methodology & IPR
2
Unit 2 b- Field and Subfields in Geography Research, Methods in Human and Physical Geography, Recent trends in Geography Research
988
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC101
Research Methodology & IPR
3
Unit 3- Research Design- Meaning, Need, Features, Objectives, Process, Types
989
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC101
Research Methodology & IPR
4
Unit 4- Data Structure in Geography, Quantitative Techniques in Geography, Sources of Data
990
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC101
Research Methodology & IPR
5
Unit 5a- Research Proposal in Geography
991
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GC101
Research Methodology & IPR
5
Unit 5 b- Intellectual Property Rights- Trade Mark, Patent, geographical Indication, Industrial Design, IPR in Research Methodology, IPR Quiz
992
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
VAC-I
Geography of Tourism
1
Unit 1 a- Definition, Role of Geography in Tourism, Elements, Components, Approaches
993
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
VAC-I
Geography of Tourism
1
Unit 1 b- Nature, Scope, Relation between Leisure, Recreation and Tourism, Destination- Characteristics, Types, Factors affecting Tourism
994
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
VAC-I
Geography of Tourism
2
Unit 2- Robinson Geographical Parameters of Tourism, Types, UNWTO
995
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
VAC-I
Geography of Tourism
3
Unit 3- Recent Trends and Future, International, Regional, Domestic, Eco, Sustainable Tourism, MICE, Trends in pilgrimage Tourism, Globalization and Tourism, Rebuilding Post Pandemic Tourism, Tourism in 2030
996
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
VAC-I
Geography of Tourism
4
Unit 4 a- Impact of Various Sectors on Tourism- Physical and Environmental
997
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
VAC-I
Geography of Tourism
4
Unit 4 b- Contribution of Tourism towards Environmental Conservation, Sustainable Development Goals and Tourism
998
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
VAC-I
Geography of Tourism
5
Unit 5- Tourism in India- National Geological Monuments, National Heritage Centers, National Tourism Policy, Incredible India Tourism, Glossary
999
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GV027
Gender Studies
1
Unit 1a- Introduction, Sex, Gender Biological determinism, Patriarchy, Feminism, Gender Discrimination, Gender Division of Labour
1000
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GV027
Gender Studies
1
Unit 1b- Gender Stereotyping, Gender Sensitivity, Gender Equity, Gender Mainstreaming, Women Empowerment
1001
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GV027
Gender Studies
2
Unit 2- UGC Guidelines VII to XI Plans, Gender- Beijing Conference and CEDAW, Exclusiveness and Inclusiveness
1002
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GV027
Gender Studies
3
Unit 3 a- Area of Gender Discrimination- Family, Sex Ratio, Literacy
1003
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GV027
Gender Studies
3
Unit 3 b- Relationship Between Poverty and Illiteracy, Gender Disparity in Literacy in India, Area of Gender Discrimination- Health
1004
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GV027
Gender Studies
3
Unit 3 c- Area of gender Discrimination- Market, Law, Media
1005
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GV027
Gender Studies
4
Unit 4- International Women's Decade, International Women's Year, National Policy for Women Empowerment, Implementation of Policy, Women's Empowerment 2001, Gender Mainstreaming
1006
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GV027
Gender Studies
5
Unit 5 a- National/State Commission for Women, All Women Police Station, Family Court, Domestic Violence Act, Sexual Harassment at Workplace, Maternity Benefits, Pre conception and Pre Natal Diagnostic Techniques
1007
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
LATHA S
GV027
Gender Studies
5
Unit 5 b- PC-PNDT Act Rules, Hindu Succession Act 2006, Eve Teasing Prevention Act, Self Help Groups, 73rd and 74th Amendment Act and PRIS, Criminal Law Amendment Act 2013
1008
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
VIJAYASATHIARAJ J
GS038
Skill Based Elective - Information Technology
1
INTRODUCTION
1009
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
VIJAYASATHIARAJ J
VAC - V
Artificial Intelligence for (AI) for Geographical Analysis
5
EXPERT SYSTEMS
1010
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
VIJAYASATHIARAJ J
22GE2PVA2
Artificial Intelligence for (AI) for Geographical Analysis
5
EXPERT SYSTEMS
1011
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
VIJAYASATHIARAJ J
GE058
Elective - Any one for the List
4
INHERITANCE
1012
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
SIVA KUMAR P
22GE2PC11
Urban Geography
1
Introduction: Nature – Scope and development of Urban Geography - Historic Development of
Cities – Definition of urban centres/cities- Urbanization - urban growth – world urbanization –
urbanization in India.
1013
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
VIJAYASATHIARAJ J
VAC-I
JavaScript Programming
1
Syntax, Variables, Values, Data Types - Data Types - Expressions and Operators - Control structures
1014
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
SIVA KUMAR P
22GE2PC11
Urban Geography
2
Urban demography: Population density models – age and sex structure – Occupational structure – Economic base – Basic and Non basic function – Functional classification of urban centres. Rural urban fringe – Suburbs –concept of city region.
1015
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
SIVA KUMAR P
22GE2PC11
Urban Geography
3
Urban morphology: Land use structure, urban sprawl, umland and periphery, Theories of city structure (Burgess, Hoyt, Harris and Ullman, White), Social area analysis – CBD delimitation – Urban ecology – Quality of urban life.
1016
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
SIVA KUMAR P
22GE2PC06
Applied Climatology
1
Atmosphere Composition and Structure: Solar radiation –Temperature – factors controlling the distribution of temperature – horizontal, vertical distribution of temperature – heat balance of the earth – Atmospheric Pressure – distribution – General circulation of the atmosphere – wind – systems – planetary – seasonal and local winds.
1017
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
SIVA KUMAR P
22GE2PC06
Applied Climatology
2
Atmospheric Moisture: Humidity, evaporation – condensation – clouds – Precipitation – types and forms – distribution – Air mass – classification – fronts – Thunderstorms – jet streams – Elnino and La Nina .
1018
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
VIJAYASATHIARAJ J
24EC03
.NET Programming (Elective III)
3
C# Language Basics: Introduction to C# - variables, data types, Array, operators and expressions - Control Statements - Loops - object oriented programming
1019
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
VIJAYASATHIARAJ J
24CC12
Spatial Database Management
1
: An overview of database management system, Database system Vs file system, Database system concept and architecture, Data Definitions Language, Definition of GIS, DML, Database Structure, Entity Relationship Model – ER model concepts, Notation for ER diagram, Additional Features of the ER Model
1020
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
SIVA KUMAR P
GC092
Urban Geography
1
Introduction: Nature – Scope and development of Urban Geography - Historic Development of Cities – Definition of urban centres/cities- Urbanization - urban growth – world urbanization – urbanization in India.
1021
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
SIVA KUMAR P
GC092
Urban Geography
2
Urban demography: Population density models – age and sex structure – Occupational structure – Economic base – Basic and Non basic function – Functional classification of urban centres. Rural urban fringe – Suburbs –concept of city region.
1022
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
SIVA KUMAR P
GC092
Urban Geography
3
Urban morphology: Land use structure, urban sprawl, Umland and periphery, Theories of city structure (Burgess, Hoyt, Harris and Ullman, Mann, White), Social area analysis – CBD
delimitation – Urban ecology – Quality of urban life
1023
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
SIVA KUMAR P
GC081
Applied Climatology
1
Atmosphere Composition and Structure: Solar radiation –Temperature – factors controlling the distribution of temperature – horizontal, vertical distribution of temperature – heat balance of the earth – Atmospheric Pressure – distribution – General circulation of the atmosphere – wind – systems – planetary – seasonal and local winds.
1024
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
SIVA KUMAR P
GC081
Applied Climatology
2
Atmospheric Moisture: Humidity, evaporation – condensation – clouds – Precipitation – types and forms – distribution – Air mass – classification – fronts – Thunderstorms – jet streams – El-Nino and La-Nina .
1025
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
SIVA KUMAR P
VAC-III
Geochemistry
1
Sample Collection: Groundwater - Surface water
1026
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
SIVA KUMAR P
VAC-III
Geochemistry
2
Physical Parameter: – Colour – Odor – Turbidity
1027
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
PRAKASH K
24CC03
Geographical Information System
1
Unit-1
1028
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
PRAKASH K
24CC03
Geographical Information System
2
Unit-2
1029
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
PRAKASH K
24CC03
Geographical Information System
3
Unit-3
1030
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
PRAKASH K
24CC03
Geographical Information System
4
Unit-4
1031
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
PRAKASH K
24CC03
Geographical Information System
5
Unit-5
1032
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC051
Settlement Geography
1
nature, scope and classfication, Basic concept of settlements, origin and evolution of settlement, Settlement heirarchy
1033
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC051
Settlement Geography
2
Elements of settlement
1034
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC051
Settlement Geography
2
spacing hierarchy of settlement
1035
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC051
Settlement Geography
2
rank size rule, primate city
1036
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC051
Settlement Geography
2
central place theory
1037
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC051
Settlement Geography
2
hierarchy of settlements in India
1038
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
PRAKASH K
24CC11
GIS Customization Lab
1
Unit 1
1039
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
PRAKASH K
24CC11
GIS Customization Lab
5
Unit 5
1040
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC051
Settlement Geography
3
definition, nature and characteristics, site , situation and morphology, types and patterns, factors affecting patterns of rural settlements: physical , economical social, political and cultural , village patterns in India
1041
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC051
Settlement Geography
4
functional classification of cities, Ashok mithras classification of Indian cities
1042
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC051
Settlement Geography
4
city-region, planned city, models of burgess, hoyt, harris, and ullman
1043
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC051
Settlement Geography
5
problem of urbaniztion
1044
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC051
Settlement Geography
5
solution of urban problems
1045
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC051
Settlement Geography
5
planning sustainable development towns , changing patterns of rural land use sustainable developments of settlements
1046
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC051
Settlement Geography
5
recent trend in settlements, applications of geoinformatics
1047
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
PRAKASH K
24CC15
Urban Studies
1
Units 1 to 4.
1048
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
PRAKASH K
24CC12
Spatial Database Management
1
Unit 1: Introduction to DBMS
1049
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
PRAKASH K
24CC12
Spatial Database Management
2
Spatial DBMS
1050
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
SIVA KUMAR P
VAC-III
Geochemistry
3
Chemical Parameter: Major Cation (potassium, calcium, sodium and magnesium) - Major Anions (Bicarbonate, chloride, sulfate) pH - Electrical Conductivity - Total Dissolved Solids etc.,
1051
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
SIVA KUMAR P
GC043
Economic and Industrial Geography
1
Introduction: Nature, scope and recent trends of economic geography - spatial organization economic activities - Sectors of economy: primary, secondary tertiary, quaternary and quinary - Impact of economic activities on environment.
1052
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
SIVA KUMAR P
GC055
Biogeography
4
Island Biogeography- definition, characteristics, development, dispersal of plants and animals in islands, theory, island types and conservation
1053
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
SIVA KUMAR P
22GE2PC15
Disaster Studies
1
Introduction: Nature and scope of disaster studies- Definition – Meaning -, Dimensions & Scope of Disaster Management - Disaster Management Cycle - Hazard, Risk and Vulnerability.
1054
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
SIVA KUMAR P
GC102
Disaster Studies
1
Introduction: Nature and scope of disaster studies- Definition – Meaning -, Dimensions & Scope of Disaster Management - Disaster Management Cycle - Hazard, Risk and Vulnerability.
1055
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
BHUVANESHWARAN C
24CC06
Global Navigation Satellite System
1
Historical development, GlobalNavigationSatelliteSystems and RegionalNavigationsSatelliteSystems
1056
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
BHUVANESHWARAN C
24CC06
Global Navigation Satellite System
3
Geodesy and Surveying
1057
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
BHUVANESHWARAN C
24CC06
Global Navigation Satellite System
4
Integration techniques - Data focused integration,position focused and technology focused integration
Development and Description of Hyperspectral Imaging
1062
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
BHUVANESHWARAN C
24CC08
Microwave and Hyperspectral Remote Sensing
3
Principles of SAR interferometry: image registration - interferogram generation
1063
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
BHUVANESHWARAN C
24CC08
Microwave and Hyperspectral Remote Sensing
2
Image processing of microwave data: Imaging and non-imaging instruments - interaction with earth surface
1064
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
BHUVANESHWARAN C
24CC08
Microwave and Hyperspectral Remote Sensing
1
Microwave remote sensing: Introduction to microwave remote sensing -Microwave regions of EM Spectrum
1065
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC033
Climatology
1
composition, structure of the atmosphere, heat budget, factors affecting insolation
1066
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC033
Climatology
2
air pressure, measurements of air pressure, pressure gradient, seasonal variation in pressure belt , factors affecting wind motion, general circulation of atmosphere, latitudinal shift of wind, jet stream, local winds.
1067
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC033
Climatology
3
precipitation, forms of precipitation, types of precipitation, factors affecting evapotranspiration,
1068
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC033
Climatology
4
air masses, composition of airmasses, classification of air masses, effects of pollution air masses, cyclone, anti cyclone,
1069
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC033
Climatology
5
climate classification, Koppen's Classification ,CHANGE CLIMATE ,WEATHER FORECASTING ,Ozone Depletion, HUMAN COMFORT ZONE
1070
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC093
Spatial Analysis / Industrial and Transport Geography
1
Concept Of Spatial Organization, Spatial structure and arrangements , distance, Location, Applications of Single Points in Spatial Analysis, Regions
1071
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MALLESWARI V
GC093
Spatial Analysis / Industrial and Transport Geography
1
shortest path
1072
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
KILLIVALAVAN J
GC071
Geomorphology
5
Glacial Landforms
1073
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
JEGANKUMAR R
24CC07
Digital Photogrammetry
3
Orthophoto
Orthorectification
Digital Ortho Mosaic
1074
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
JEGANKUMAR R
24CC07
Digital Photogrammetry
1
Development of digital photogrammetry
digital photogrammetry: Components: hardware – software
Data acquisition: Scanners - Platforms: Aircrafts – UAV –
satellites (CARTOSAT, GEOEYE, WORLDVIEW, Kompsat-3, Pléiades-HR)
Research, Types, Identification of fields sub field and themes.
1081
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
JEGANKUMAR R
24CC18
Research Ethics, Project Management and IPR
1
Selection of the Topic Statement of the Problem
1082
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
JEGANKUMAR R
24EC05
Advances in Geospatial Technologies (Elective V)
3
Ground Penetrating Radar Principles and Survey Methods
1083
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
JEGANKUMAR R
24EC05
Advances in Geospatial Technologies (Elective V)
3
Application of Ground Penetrating Radar and Multi Criteria Decision in Disaster Studies
1084
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
JEGANKUMAR R
24CC16
Resources Evaluation Lab
1
Land Use and Land Cover Change Detection
1085
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
JEGANKUMAR R
24EC05
Advances in Geospatial Technologies (Elective V)
5
Weighted Overlay - Multi Criteria Analysis (Land Suitability Analysis)
1086
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
JEGANKUMAR R
GC023
Physical Geography
2
Drainage Basin - Streams – Drainage Pattern
1087
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
JEGANKUMAR R
24CC03
Geographical Information System
1
Geographic information system and its Applications
1088
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
JEGANKUMAR R
GS059
Skill Based Elective - Principles of GIS
1
Geographic information system and its Applications
1089
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
JEGANKUMAR R
24CC09
Digital Image Processing
2
Digital Image Processing: Geometric & Radiometric Correction
1090
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
JEGANKUMAR R
24CC16
Resources Evaluation Lab
3
Resources Evaluation: Rainfall Analysis for Crop Planning
1091
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MASILAMANI P
GC014
Cartography
1
History of Cartography – Projection and Its Types
1092
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MASILAMANI P
GC091
Watershed Studies
4
LAND EVALUATION FOR LAND USE PLANNING
1093
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MASILAMANI P
GC091
Watershed Studies
4
LAND EVALUATION
1094
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
MASILAMANI P
22GE2PC10
Watershed Studies
4
LAND EVALUATION
1095
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
MASILAMANI P
22GE2PC10
Watershed Studies
4
LAND EVALUATION FOR LAND USE PLANNING
1096
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MASILAMANI P
GC091
Watershed Studies
1
Watershed Management
1097
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
MASILAMANI P
22GE2PC10
Watershed Studies
4
Watershed Management
1098
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MASILAMANI P
GC091
Watershed Studies
1
Concept of Watershed
1099
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
MASILAMANI P
22GE2PC10
Watershed Studies
1
Concept of Watershed
1100
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MASILAMANI P
GC082
Geographical Thought
2
TRADITIONS OF GEOGRAPHY
1101
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
MASILAMANI P
22GE2PC07
Geographical Thought
2
TRADITIONS OF GEOGRAPHY
1102
M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated)
Department of Geography
MASILAMANI P
GC082
Geographical Thought
2
DEVELOPMENT OF GEOGRAPHICAL THOUGHT
1103
M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)
Department of Geography
MASILAMANI P
22GE2PC07
Geographical Thought
2
DEVELOPMENT OF GEOGRAPHICAL THOUGHT
1104
M.Tech. Geoinformatics
Department of Geography
JEGANKUMAR R
24CC09
Digital Image Processing
2
Digital Image Processing: Image Enhancement - Filters - Indices
1105
M.A. History
Department of History
YENDA SRINIVASA RAO
CC06
Historiography
3
Historiography
1106
M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)
Department of History
YENDA SRINIVASA RAO
CC12
History of Science and Technology in India
1
Science and Technology—Definition
1107
M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)
Department of History
YENDA SRINIVASA RAO
NMEC02
Science, Technology And Society
2
Science and Religion
1108
M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)
Department of History
YENDA SRINIVASA RAO
CC12
History of Science and Technology in India
5
Big vs Small Debate
1109
M.A. History
Department of History
YENDA SRINIVASA RAO
CC06
Historiography
3
Krishna Prasad Jaisawal
1110
M.A. History
Department of History
YENDA SRINIVASA RAO
CC06
Historiography
4
MARCH BLOCH
1111
M.A. History
Department of History
YENDA SRINIVASA RAO
CC06
Historiography
3
RC DUTT
1112
M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)
Department of History
YENDA SRINIVASA RAO
NMEC02
Science, Technology And Society
4
SCIENCE AND SCIENTISTS
1113
M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)
Department of History
YENDA SRINIVASA RAO
NMEC02
Science, Technology And Society
4
SCIENCE AND RATIONALISM
1114
M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)
Department of History
YENDA SRINIVASA RAO
NMEC02
Science, Technology And Society
4
SCIENTIFIC TEMPER
1115
M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)
Department of History
YENDA SRINIVASA RAO
NMEC02
Science, Technology And Society
1
SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
1116
M.A. History
Department of History
ASOKAN T
EC03
Indian Constitution
1
The Making of The Indian Constitution , Preamble, Fundamental Rights, Fundamental Duties and Directive Principles of State Policy
1117
M.A. History
Department of History
ASOKAN T
EC03
Indian Constitution
4
The State Government: Governor, Council of Ministers and the Chief Minister, Centre-State Relations
1118
M.A. History
Department of History
ASOKAN T
CC04
World in the Age of Extremes
1
First World War: Causes, Courses, and Effects
1119
M.A. History
Department of History
ASOKAN T
CC04
World in the Age of Extremes
4
Second World War: Causes, Courses, and Effects
1120
M.A. History
Department of History
ASOKAN T
CC04
World in the Age of Extremes
5
UNO: Reasons of Formations; Structures and Functions
1121
M.A. History
Department of History
ASOKAN T
CO02
Colonialism and Nationalism in Modern India
4
Nationalist Advances: 1928-1939, Simon Commission and Nehru Report
1122
M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)
Department of History
ASOKAN T
AIC01
Modern Governments
1
Constitution: Meaning, Purpose and Contents of Constitution; Classification of Constitution: Written and Unwritten Constitution
1123
M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)
Department of History
ASOKAN T
AIC01
Modern Governments
2
Unitary State - Features of the Unitary State -Federal State – Characteristics of a Federal State
1124
M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)
Department of History
ASOKAN T
AIC01
Modern Governments
3
Separation of Powers – Theory – Criticism, Executive: Importance and functions of parliamentary and non-parliamentary executive – Plural Executive
1125
M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)
Department of History
ASOKAN T
CC04
Company Rule in India,1757 C.E. - 1857 C.E. (including Map study)
3
Constitutional Developments till 1857: Regulating Act (1773) Pitt's India Act (1784) Charter Act (1793) Charter Act (1813) Charter Act (1833) - Charter Act (1853)
1126
M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)
Department of History
ASOKAN T
CC05
British Administration in India, 1857 C.E. - 1947 C.E. (including Map study)
2
Constitutional Developments after 1858: Indian Councils Act, 1858 or Government of India Act, 1858 - Queen's Proclamation of 1858 - Indian Councils Act, 1861 - Indian Councils Act, 1892
1127
M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)
Department of History
ASOKAN T
CC05
British Administration in India, 1857 C.E. - 1947 C.E. (including Map study)
3
Indian Councils Act, 1909 - The Government of India Act, 1919 – The Government of India Act, 1935
1128
M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)
Department of History
ASOKAN T
CC10
History of India From Independence to 1984 C.E.
1
India after Independence: Interim Government—Integration of Princely States
1129
M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)
Department of History
ASOKAN T
CC10
History of India From Independence to 1984 C.E.
2
The Initial Years: Reorganization of the States – Integration of the Tribals
1130
M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)
Department of History
ASOKAN T
CC10
History of India From Independence to 1984 C.E.
3
Foreign Policy: The Nehru Era – Political Parties, 1947-1964: The Congress – The Opposition
1131
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P21MLS15B
Electronic Resource Management System
1
Information Sources: Concept, Types/ Kinds, Characteristic features and use. Types of sources (Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Non- Documentary Sources) - Evaluation of Information Sources
1132
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P21MLS15B
Electronic Resource Management System
2
Electronic Information resources: Meaning and definition, Growth and development, Types. E- Journals, e-Books, e-Theses, e-newspapers, Blogs, Wikis.Free online Dictionaries, Non-free online dictionaries, Free Thesauri. Encyclopedia, Virtual Libraries, Subject gateways and Portals
1133
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P21MLS15B
Electronic Resource Management System
3
Free databases and fee based bibliographical and full text databases, subject related websites, Institutional repositories, Open Archives and digital Libraries.
1134
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P21MLS15B
Electronic Resource Management System
4
Resource Sharing and Networks: Consortia- Importance and objectives. Study of Information networks and Digital Library Consortia - OCLC, RLIN, INFLIBNET, DELNET, FERA, E.Shodhsindhu, and CSIR e-journal Consortia
Theory and Laws - Zipf’s law, Lotka’s Law, Bradford’s Law. Price Theory
1137
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P21MLS20A
Informetrics and Scientometrics
3
Quantitative and Qualitative techniques: Types, Multidimensional scaling, Cluster analysis, Correspondence analysis, Co-word analysis, media and audience analysis
1138
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P21MLS20A
Informetrics and Scientometrics
4
Citation Theory and Analysis; Definition, Theory of citing,
different forms of citations, Age of citation – citation counts ,
Self –citation – Citation Index _ Impact Factor – H Index.
1139
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P21MLS3
Knowledge Organization (Theory) - Classification and Cataloguing
1
Universe of Knowledge: Structure and Attributes-Modes of Formation of Subjects
1140
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P21MLS3
Knowledge Organization (Theory) - Classification and Cataloguing
2
General theory of Library Classification: Normative Principles and their applications; Canons and Facet Analysis; Fundamental Categories, Systems and Specials
1141
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P21MLS3
Knowledge Organization (Theory) - Classification and Cataloguing
3
Schemes of Library Classification: Introduction, Features and Application- CC, DDC, UDC and LC
1142
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P21MLS3
Knowledge Organization (Theory) - Classification and Cataloguing
4
Cataloguing: Purpose, structure, types; normative principles, Canons & Laws; Standard Codes of Cataloguing – CCC and AACR 2; Copy Cataloguing.
1143
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P21MLS3
Knowledge Organization (Theory) - Classification and Cataloguing
5
Subject cataloguing –Subject Heading lists - SLSH, LCSH. Bibliographic Control –ISBD(G) and UBC
1144
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P24MLS3
Knowledge Organization(Theory)-
1
Universe of Knowledge: Structure and Attributes-Mapping of Knowledge/ Subject, Modes of Formation of Subjects,
1145
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P24MLS3
Knowledge Organization(Theory)-
2
Library classification Schemes; Need and Purpose, Schemes of Library Classification: Introduction – Structure, Approaches, Features of Library Classification Schemes, Salient Features and Application-CC ,DDC, UDC, L C; BSO- Broad System of Ordering
1146
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P24MLS3
Knowledge Organization(Theory)-
3
General theory of Library Classification: Devices of Zone Analysis; Normative Principles and their applications; Canons and Facet Analysis; Mnemonics; Fundamental Categories, Systems and Specials, Principles and Postulates of Helpful Sequence
1147
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P24MLS3
Knowledge Organization(Theory)-
4
Cataloguing: Purpose, structure, types including OPAC, Web OPACs, normative principles, Canons & Laws; Standard Codes of Cataloguing– CCC and AACR 2; Copy Cataloguing. Centralized Cataloguing, Co-operative Cataloguing, Cataloguing at Source, CIP and Union Catalogues; Standard codes of Cataloguing – ISBDs, (RDA) and (RDF).
1148
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P24MLS3
Knowledge Organization(Theory)-
5
Subject cataloguing–Subject Headings: Sears’ List of Subject Heading,-LCSH, MeSH, SHE, Chain Procedure. Bibliographic Control–ISBD (G)and UBC
1149
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P21MLS8
Information Processing and Retrieval Systems
1
Information Retrieval System – concepts – Tools and Techniques; Models
1150
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P21MLS8
Information Processing and Retrieval Systems
2
Indexing systems – General Theory of Indexing languages. Indexing: Pre coordination and Post coordination, Keyword Indexing, Evaluation of Indexing System, thesaurus and vocabulary control
1151
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P21MLS8
Information Processing and Retrieval Systems
3
Organization of digital resources – Metadata standards – Dublin core, MARC21, ISO 2709, UNIMARC, CCF and DOI (Digital Object identifier)
1152
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P21MLS8
Information Processing and Retrieval Systems
4
Query formulation - search process; Search Techniques and strategies in Web of Science, Scopus, BLAISE, INSPEC, MEDLINE
1153
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P21MLS8
Information Processing and Retrieval Systems
5
Evaluation of Information Retrieval Systems: Purpose – Criteria; Recall and Precision and steps in evaluation – Major Evaluation Studies – MEDLARS and SMART Retrieval.
1154
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P21MLS15B
Electronic Resource Management System
5
Components of Information System: Libraries, Documentation Centres, Information centres, Data, Data Banks, Museums, Memories, Publishing Houses. Virtual Reference Desk
1155
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
RANGANATHAN C
P21MLS20A
Informetrics and Scientometrics
5
Emerging Trends: Webometrics, Altmetrics, Analysis Tools ( Hitscite and Bibexcel, PAJEK, VOS Viewer and Bibloshiny )
1156
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
BALASUBRAMANI R
P21MLS5
Information Technology in Libraries (Theory)
1
Information Technology: Concept, Definition and Components, Types of Computers; Components of a computer: CPU, Storage, I/O Devices, Network Architecture, Client-Server and Web-Clients
1157
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
JEYAPRAGASH B
P24MLS2A
InformationResources
1
Types of Information resources – Documentary – Non Documentary – Formal and
Informal - Characteristics – Scope. Primary, Secondary and Tertiary sources;
Conventional Vs Non-conventional Sources; Human sources of Information –
Invisible colleges.
1158
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
JEYAPRAGASH B
P24MLS2A
InformationResources
2
Ready Reference Sources –Types and Values - Dictionaries, Encyclopedias,
Annuals, Biographical Sources, Patents and Standards, Handbooks and Manuals,
Geographical sources.
1159
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
JEYAPRAGASH B
P24MLS2A
InformationResources
4
Digital Information Resources: E-Books, E-Journals, Database: Bibliographic, Full Text, Numeric. Electronic Theses and Dissertations; Subject Gateways; Web Portals.
1160
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
JEYAPRAGASH B
P24MLS2A
InformationResources
5
Evaluation of Information Sources – Print and E-Resources
1161
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
JEYAPRAGASH B
P21MLS6
Management of Library and Information Centres
1
Management: Concept, Definition, Scope, Principles and Functions of Management; Schools of Management Thought; Systems Analysis and Design
1162
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
JEYAPRAGASH B
P21MLS6
Management of Library and Information Centres
3
Human Resource Management: Concept, Need, Purpose and Functions; Job Description and Job Analysis – Selection, Recruitment, Staff Formula, Training and Development, Leadership – Team building – Motivation and Decision Making; Total Quality Management.
1163
M.Lib.I.Sc
Department of Library and Information Science
JEYAPRAGASH B
P21MLS6
Management of Library and Information Centres
4
Financial Management: Planning and Control – Resource Generation. Budget: Types and Budgetary Control Techniques – Cost Effective and Cost Benefit Analysis in Libraries
1164
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM1CC1
Principles of Management
1
Introduction to Management
1165
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM4CC17
Total Quality Management
1
Basics of TQM
1166
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2CC11
Compensation Management
1
UNIT – I - Basic Concepts
Wage and salary: Concept, meaning, purpose and structure-Types of wages: Minimum
wage, fair wage, living wage, statutory minimum wage and need based minimum wageProblems in wage and salary administration-Principles to be followed in wage fixationAuthorized deductions in wage and conditions regarding imposition of fines on employeesWage survey
1167
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2CC11
Compensation Management
2
UNIT – II - Theories of Wages
Ricardo’s Subsistence Theory of wages (Iron Law of Wages), Adam Smith’s Wage
Fund Theory, Surplus Value Theory of Karl Marx, Residual Claimant Theory, Purchasing
Power Theory, Elliot Jacques Theory of Wages- Wages Policy-- Concept, importance, ILO
on wage policy-National wage policy in India
1168
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2CC11
Compensation Management
3
UNIT – III - Methods of Wage Fixation
Computation of wage & salary structure-Wage differentials-Linkage of wages with
productivity-Consumer price index numbers-Dearness allowance and fringe benefitsExecutive remuneration and perks-Labour cost - control of labour cost.
1169
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2CC11
Compensation Management
4
UNIT – IV - Machineries of Wage Fixation
Machineries of wage fixation- Competency Based Compensation -Wage boards-Pay
commissions-Role of conciliation, adjudication and arbitration in wage fixation-Collective
agreements and productivity agreements-Profit sharing and bonus -Landmark judgments of
the Supreme Court in wage area.-
1170
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2CC11
Compensation Management
5
UNIT – V - Incentive Systems
Compensation Strategy-Incentive payment plans: Rowan, Halsey, Taylor, Gantt,
Emerson, Scanlon etc., Profit Sharing, details of the schemes, merits and demerits-Why
incentives fail? -Productivity oriented incentive schemes with example. Premium and group
bonus schemes-Principles and procedures to make incentive schemes effective.-
ESOP((Employee Stock Ownership Plans) schemes.
1171
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2CC11
Compensation Management
6
UNIT – VI - Psychological frame work on Compensation
A Psychological Framework -The Motivational Role of Pay and Rewards - Content
Perspectives- Opportunities, Challenges, and Recent Trends in Compensation
1172
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2EC2
Counseling and Guidance
1
UNIT –I - Emergence and Growth of Guidance and Counseling
Concept of counseling- Types of Counseling, Factors contributing to the emergence
of Counseling-Moral and philosophical issues-Economic changes and challenges-Social
theories- Important periods in the development of counseling-The potential of man.-Career
Guidance.
1173
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2EC2
Counseling and Guidance
2
UNIT II - Developmental Tasks, A Few Theories, and Counseling Goals
Development of the profession: stages, tasks-Adolescence-Erickson’s theory of
psychological development-Socio-cultural factors-Problems in the Indian educational
context-Expectations of different individuals-Counseling goals-Characterics and Functions of
a Counsellor.
1174
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2EC2
Counseling and Guidance
3
UNIT –III - Approaches to Counseling
The directive or authoritarian approach (psychoanalytic)-Relevance of psychoanalysis to
counseling-Humanistic approach-Roger’s self-theory-Development of self-concept-Eclectic
approach-The counseling process.
1175
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2EC2
Counseling and Guidance
4
UNIT- IV - Counseling Interview and Counseling in different settings
Counselee - counselor relationship - Interviewing techniques in counseling-Structuring the
counseling relationship-Transference and Counter Transference-Counseling in different
settings: Group, Educational, Vocational, Family - Organizational Counseling.
1176
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2EC2
Counseling and Guidance
5
UNIT – V -Professional Preparation and Training for Counseling
Academic preparation-Practical skills-Referral-Ethical standards-Legal considerations
Selection and training of counselors-Modern trends in counseling-The status of the guidance
and counseling movement in India.
1177
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2EC2
Counseling and Guidance
6
UNIT – VI - Dynamics of Adjustment and Coping
Categories of stressors, Factors predisposing an individual to stress; Coping strategies,
Psychological treatment of serious maladjustment, A model of self-adjustment, Mental
Health: Characteristics, Need, Importance, Status of mental health in India.
1178
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3EC5
Corporate Social Responsibility
1
UNIT – I - Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)
Conceptual Framework of CSR – Approaches to Corporate Social Responsibility
(CSR) - Obstructionist Approach – Defensive Approach – Accommodative Approach –
Proactive Approach – Benefits of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) – Monitoring CSR
– Stakeholder’s Audit – Safety Audit - Environmental Audit – Outcomes of CSR –– Legal
Responsibility – Ethical Responsibility – Economic Responsibility – Discretionary
Responsibility –Corporate Social Responsibility to Stakeholders - Responsibility to Itself -
Responsibility to Shareholders - Responsibility to Employees - Responsibility to Customers
- Responsibility to State - Responsibility to Community at Large.
1179
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3EC5
Corporate Social Responsibility
2
UNIT – II - CSR: Law, Policy and Guidelines
Introduction – Development of CSR IN India CSR Provision in Companies Act. 2013
– Clause 135 of the Companies Act, 2013 – CSR Committee – CSR Policy – Eligible CSR
Spend - CSR and Sustainability – CSR and Sustainability Guidelines for CPSEs – CSR of
Small and Medium Enterprises.
1180
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3EC5
Corporate Social Responsibility
3
UNIT –III - International Contexts of CSR and Sustainability
The UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights – The OECD CSR Policy
Tools – Accountability’s AA 1000 Series of Standards – SA 8000 Standard: Social
Accountability – UN Millennium Development Goals - The LBG Model – OECD
Guidelines for Multinational Enterprise – ILO’s Tripatriate Declaration of Principles on
Multination Enterprises and Social Policy – UN Global compact Principles
1181
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3EC5
Corporate Social Responsibility
4
UNIT – IV- Basic Sociological Concepts and Business Ethics
Society, community, association, institution, culture-Social groups: meaning,
formation of groups, types, primary and secondary-Social Stratification-Social processes and
social institutions-Social Change. Business Ethics- Meaning Sources, Need, Theories.
1182
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3EC5
Corporate Social Responsibility
5
UNIT – V- Features of Indian Society
Rural, tribal and urban societies -Social Analysis-Indian Constitution: Salient -
features, fundamental rights, duties-Weaker Sections-Distributive justice in India -Modern
society: Characteristic features.
1183
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3EC5
Corporate Social Responsibility
6
UNIT – VI - Current Trend in CSR
Review current trends and opportunities in CSR.CSR as a Strategic Business tool for
Sustainable development. Review of successful corporate initiatives & challenges of
CSR.Case Studies of Major CSR Initiatives.
1184
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM1CC5
Employee Engagement
1
UNIT – I - Employee Engagement - Introduction
Employee engagement -Definition, Concept, objectives, Scope, strategy. Measuring,
Managing, Maintaining Employee Engagement – Basic Issues and Best Practices of
Employee Engagement.
1185
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM1CC5
Employee Engagement
2
UNIT – II - Role of HRM in Employee Engagement
HR needs to reinvent on employee engagement. Employee engagement and company
branding strategies, Key Players in Engagement, HRM and Employee Engagement–
Company values, and Loyalty-Employee Engagement and its Relationship with
Improvement in Job Satisfaction, Productivity, Organizational Commitment and Change in
employee expectations, and Retention.
1186
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM1CC5
Employee Engagement
3
UNIT – III – Engagement and Job
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Engagement vs. Satisfaction – Engagement Drivers and Models – Work Engagement,
Job Engagement and Organizational Engagement – Gender Issues in Engagement – Creating
and Executing an Engagement Campaign – Burnout and Disengagement - Engagement and
Attrition.
1187
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM1CC5
Employee Engagement
4
UNIT – IV Harnessing employee engagement
Ways to harness employee engagement, Use of HR, Role of Top Managers in
Employee Engagement - Employee Engagement using Social Media- Chat boats, Artificial
Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning (ML) and digitization to enhance employee engagement.
1188
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM1CC5
Employee Engagement
5
UNIT – V Welfare for Employee Engagement
Labor Welfare: Concept, History and Scope, Statutory Provisions: Factories Act,
1948 and Shops and Establishments Act & the Contract Labor (Regulation and Abolition)
Act 1970, Non Statutory Measures for Employee Welfare, Employee Organization
Initiatives.
1189
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM1CC5
Employee Engagement
6
UNIT – VI Motivation and Employee Engagement
Employee engagement as a dimension of CSR, high-potential employers, lifechanging experiences, role models in society, Statutory Provisions for Women, Prevention of
Workplace Sexual Harassment. Theorising Employee Engagement and Empowerment:
Maslow’s Need Hierarchy, Herzberg’s Two-Factor Theory, Theory X & Y, Achievement
Motivation Theory, Expectancy Theory, ERG Theory, Socio-Technical Theory, Job
Characteristics Theory, LMX Theory, Theory Z, and Social Cognitive Theory.
1190
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3NME2
Entrepreneurship Development(NME)
1
UNIT I -Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Concepts, Nature, importance and functions of Entrepreneur, Entrepreneurship,
Entrepreneurship development and Enterprise, classifications of entrepreneurs -
Characteristics of entrepreneur - Entrepreneur vs. professional manager - Agri –
Entrepreneurship–agri –entrepreneurship fields- challenges in agri –Entrepreneurship.
1191
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3NME2
Entrepreneurship Development(NME)
2
UNIT II - Innovation and Skill Development
Innovation in Business- Types of Innovation – Creating and Identifying Opportunities
for Innovation – the Technological Innovation Processes -Entrepreneurship and environmentPolicies governs entrepreneurs, entrepreneurial development programmes - Institutions for
entrepreneurship development. Entrepreneurship Skill and Entrepreneurship Development
Institutions, Programmes and Schemes in India, Problems and Prospects of entrepreneurship.
1192
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3NME2
Entrepreneurship Development(NME)
3
UNIT III – Family and Women Entrepreneurship
Family Business Importance, Types, History-Women Empowerment –Women and
Globalization- Economic, social and personal motivations for female entrepreneurschallenges facing women entrepreneurs- Policy framework supporting women entrepreneurs
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in India- famous Indian women entrepreneurs Institutions for Women Entrepreneurial
Development.
1193
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3NME2
Entrepreneurship Development(NME)
4
UNIT IV - Business Plan Preparation
Business plan- Creating and starting the venture, Project - identification, formulation,
project report - project appraisal - project planning - social and financial analysis of Project
and project financing.
1194
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3NME2
Entrepreneurship Development(NME)
5
UNIT V - Creation the New Venture and Funding Agency
New Venture Creation: Identifying Opportunities for New Venture Creation:
Environment– Generation of New Ideas for Products and Services. Creating, Shaping,
Recognition, Seizing and Screening of Opportunities- Marketing Methods – Pricing Policy
and Distribution Channels. Funding agency: Central level and State level Institutions, SIDBI,
NABARD, IDBI SIDCO, DIC.
1195
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM4EC7
Entrepreneurship Development
1
UNIT I -Introduction to Entrepreneurship
Concepts, Nature, importance and functions of Entrepreneur, Entrepreneurship,
Entrepreneurship development and Enterprise, classifications of entrepreneurs -
Characteristics of entrepreneur - Entrepreneur vs. professional manager - Agri –
Entrepreneurship–agri –entrepreneurship fields- challenges in agri –Entrepreneurship.
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UNIT II - Innovation and Skill Development
Innovation in Business- Types of Innovation – Creating and Identifying Opportunities
for Innovation – the Technological Innovation Processes -Entrepreneurship and environmentPolicies governs entrepreneurs, entrepreneurial development programmes - Institutions for
entrepreneurship development. Entrepreneurship Skill and Entrepreneurship Development
Institutions, Programmes and Schemes in India, Problems and Prospects of entrepreneurship.
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UNIT III – Family and Women Entrepreneurship
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Family Business Importance, Types, History-Women Empowerment –Women and
Globalization- Economic, social and personal motivations for female entrepreneurschallenges facing women entrepreneurs- Policy framework supporting women entrepreneurs
in India- famous Indian women entrepreneurs Institutions for Women Entrepreneurial
Development.
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UNIT IV - Business Plan Preparation
Business plan- Creating and starting the venture, Project - identification, formulation,
project report - project appraisal - project planning - social and financial analysis of Project
and project financing.
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UNIT V - Creation the New Venture and Funding Agency
New Venture Creation: Identifying Opportunities for New Venture Creation:
Environment– Generation of New Ideas for Products and Services. Creating, Shaping,
Recognition, Seizing and Screening of Opportunities- Marketing Methods – Pricing Policy
and Distribution Channels. Funding agency: Central level and State level Institutions, SIDBI,
NABARD, IDBI SIDCO, DIC.
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Global Human Resource Management
1
UNIT – I Introduction to IHRM
Emergence and Definition of IHRM-Domestic and International HRM: Differences
and Moderating Variables-The Path to Global Organizational Status-Mode of OperationControl Mechanisms-The seven Cs of IHRM – A Brief Outline. Development of IHRM.
Difference between IHRM and Domestic HRM
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UNIT – II International Recruitment
International Recruitment: Issues, Approaches and Criteria-International Staff
Transfer-The Roles of Expatriates, Non-Expatriates and the Corporate HR Function-Factors
Moderating Performance-Dual Career Couples-Gender Issue: Women Expatriates.
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UNIT – III Developing Global Mindset
Cross cultural context and international assignees- Role of Training-Pre-departure
Training Programmes-Staff Development Through International Assignments-Compensation:
Objectives, Key Components, Approaches, Patterns in Complexity- Career Development,
repatriate training, developing international staff and multinational teams, knowledge transfer
in multinational companies.
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UNIT – IV International Employment Process
The Repatriation Process-Individual Reactions to Re-entry-Multinational ResponsesDesigning a Repatriation Programme-HRM in the Host Country Context-Industrial Relations:
Key Issues, Trade Unions, The global legal and regulatory context of MNE, The International
framework of Ethics and Labour standards, Key issues in International Industrial Relations,
Trade Unions and MNE’s, Response of Trade Unions to MNE’s, Regional Integration, The
Issue of Social Dumping, Impact of Digital Economy.
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UNIT – V –Cultural Dimensions
Performance Management-Cultural Dimensions, Hoefstede’s ClassificationInternational Business Ethics and HRM-Ownership Issues-Research and Theoretical
Development.
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UNIT – VI - Global Business
An Overview of International Business: Introduction, Definition of International
Business, Changing Environment of International Business, Globalization of Markets, Trends
in Globalization, Effects and Benefits of Globalization.
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Human Resource Information System
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UNIT -I Introduction to Information Systems
Establishing the framework – Business models – Information System Architecture –
Evolution of Information Systems - System Development - Modern Information System –
System development Life Cycle – Structured Methodologies – Designing Computer based
methods, procedures, control - Designing structured programs.
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UNIT-II Project Management
Modern project management – Organization strategy – project selection – Defining
the project – managing risk – Leadership – Overview of International projects.
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UNIT –III Human Capital Accounting:
Measuring human resource strength - Skills and company measurement - Matching
Project requirements - Measuring Cost - Human Capital Accounting - Accounting Flexihours - Flexi office employment compensation accounting.
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UNIT-IV Systems:
Systems for Leave accounting, Payroll, LTC, Incentives, Welfare measures, Career
growth monitoring, Performance appraisals & statutory requirements.
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UNIT-V Changes:
Changing world of HR, Integration of HR systems, Paperless Office, Outsourcing of
HR.
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UNIT-VI Security and HRIS
Security, Size & Style of Organizations & HRIS - Security of Data and Operations of
HRIS Modules - Common Problems during IT Adoption Efforts and Processes to Overcome -
Orientation & Training Modules for HR & other Functionaries – Detailed Analytical
Framework - Opportunities for combination of HRM & ITES Personnel - HRIS & Employee
Legislation - An Integrated View of HRIS.
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Industrial Relations and Collective Bargaining
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UNIT – I: Industrial Relations
Definition of IR Concepts-Industrial disputes: meaning & causes-Importance of good
labour management relations-Industrial Dispute Act 1947-Disputes settlement machineriesAwards and settlements-Strike and lockout-Lay-off and retrenchment -Present day industrial
worker: A comparison with his predecessor-Directive principles of State policy - creating and
adopting labour policy-Role of ILO in industrial relations.
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UNIT – II : Trade Unions in India
History and growth of trade Union-purpose and functions-Trade Unions and Economic
Developments-Pitfalls and Suggestions to improve-Indian Trade Union Act, 1926.
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UNIT – III : Collective Bargaining (CB)
Meaning Nature, Types, Process and Importance of CB- prerequisites issues InvolvedStatus of Collective Bargaining in India-Suggestions to improve Collective BargainingNegotiations - Types of Negotiations- Negotiation skills, Problem solving attitude-Exit
policy, Voluntary retirements and Golden Handshake -Impact of Globalization on CB.
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Industrial Relations and Collective Bargaining
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UNIT – IV : Discipline and Grievance Handling
Mechanism for resolution of Industrial Disputes-Discipline - Causes of Indiscipline -
Maintenance of discipline. -Domestic enquiry - concept and practice - Principles of Natural
Justice - Some important industrial pronouncements - Principles of Hot stove rule-Grievance
handling - Constitution of Grievance committee - Meaning of Grievance – Sources of
grievance, benefits, redressal machinery-Industrial Establishment (Standing Orders) Act,
1946.
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Industrial Relations and Collective Bargaining
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UNIT – V : Workers’ Participation in Management
Concept - practices in India works committees, Joint management councils-Employee
Directors on board of Nationalized Banks-The voluntary scheme of worker’s participation
followed- Quality Circles (QC)- QC Practices in Germany, Yugoslavia, U.K -
Suggestions for Improvement of QC.
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UNIT –VI : Negotiations
Introduction – Non-negotiable issues – Approaches to Negotiations Behaviour in
Negotiations – Seven Step Negotiating Process
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Information Technology for Managers
1
UNIT I -Basics of Computer & Internet:
Desktop computers, Structure of a computer, Input and output devices, memory and
storage devices, different ports and its uses, Different type of printers. Software: OS,
Windows OS, Application software. Networking, LAN and WAN connections, network,
Internet, Hypertext. Internet Services and its Providers.
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UNIT II- Windows XP
Windows concepts, Features, Windows Structure, Desktop, Taskbar, Start Menu, My
Computer, Recycle Bin, Windows Accessories- Calculator, Notepad, Paint, Wordpad,
Windows Explorer, Entertainment, Installation of Hardware & Software, Using Scanner and
System Tools.
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UNIT III - Word -Document Processing - and Excel -Analysis
Word - Features, Creating, Saving and Opening Documents in Word, Toolbars, Ruler,
Menus, Keyboard Shortcut, Editing, Previewing, Printing, & Formatting a Document,
Advanced Features of Word, Find & Replace, Mail Merge, Handling Graphics, Tables &
Charts. Excel-Worksheet basics, creating worksheet, entering into worksheet, Toolbars and
Menus, Working with single and multiple workbook, working with formulae- formatting of
worksheet.
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UNIT IV - Power Point -Presentation
Creating slide show with animations- Auto layout, insert a newslide, applying design
template, changing slide layout, reordering and hiding slides, slide show, Adding notes,
Video and Audio, Formatting text, Replace fonts, Line spacing, WordArt, Backgrounds,
Slide master, Header and footer, Slide numbers, Date, time, chart and tables.
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UNIT V - Internet and e-governance
Internet-Intranet-Extranet tools: e-mail: e-mail address, attaching files, opening
attachments, managing e-mail account, Web mail, Uploading and downloading files.
computer virus and antivirus software. e-government, need of e-governance, eadministration, e- services, Mobile government, Law and policies, IT Act, and e-filing of
Information. e-governance implementations
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Information Technology for Managers
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UNIT VI - Current Development
Client-Server- Cloud computing- Mobile applications and Users interfaceframeworks- ways of doing internet business- IT for Innovation – Issues and suggestions in
IT usage- successful stories on IT for managers.
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Interpersonal Relations and Soft skills Development
1
UNIT - I - Knowing Self
Knowing Self – SWOT, Johari Window Analysis & Scope, Self-Esteem and SelfKnowledge.
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UNIT - II- Social Psychology
Social Psychology- Human Behavior and Evolution of Human Relationship and
Commitment.
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UNIT – III- COMMUNICATION Skills
Communication Skills – Definition – Types of Communication and its Relevance to
Different Situations – Active Listening and Oral Communication Skill- Non –verbal
communication, Numerical ability, Test of reasoning, Logical deduction.
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UNIT – IV - Soft Skills
Soft Skills – Effective Public Speaking Skills – Presentation Skills – CV Preparation
– Problems in Facing Interview – Interview Techniques.
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UNIT – V - Team Work
Team Work-Participation in group discussion, Conflict Management- Leadership
Skills and Types, Collaboration with others, Problem solving and decision-Making Skills
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UNIT – VI – Interpersonal Relationships
Interpersonal Relationships – Types of Relationships and Locations of Persons in
Relationships – Interpersonal Relationship at workplace.
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Labour Laws
1
UNIT –I : Basic Concepts
Definition- importance- Evolution- Legal Provision relating to Wages- Working
Conditions - Labour Welfare- Industrial Relations- Social Security.
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UNIT –II : Safety and Welfare
Definition, Scope, Important provisions and Case laws related to The Factories Act,
1948-The Trade Unions Act, 1926 -The Payment of Wages Act, 1936 - The Minimum Wages
Act, 1948-The Industrial Disputes Act, 1947- The Workmen’s Compensation Act, 1923.
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UNIT –III : Social Security and Liability
Definition, Scope, Important provisions and Case laws related to The Payment of
Gratuity Act, 1972 -The Payment of Bonus Act, 1965-The Employee’s Provident Fund &
Misc. Act, 1952 -The Employees State Insurance Act, 1948, Fatal accident act 1855.
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UNIT –IV : Payment of Wages and Bonus
Definition, Scope, Important provisions and Case laws related to The Industrial
Employment (Standing Orders) Act, 1946-The Apprentices Act, 1961-The Equal
Remuneration Act, 1976- The Maternity Benefit Act, 1961.
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UNIT –V :Protective Legislation
Definition, Scope, Important provisions and Case laws related to Contract Labour
Regulations and Abolition Act, 1970-The Child Labour Prevention and Regulation Act, 1986
Rights to Information act 2005, Tamil Nadu Catering Establishment act 1958, Tamil Nadu
Shops and Establishment Act 1947. Application of Labour Laws in Special Economic ZonesIssues-Challenges and strategies
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Unit – VI: Women Related Acts
The Indian Penal Code, 1860, The Criminal Law Amendment Act, 2013, Special
Marriage Act, 1954, Prohibition of Child Marriage Act 2006.- Women Related Acts sexual
harassment Act, Maternity benefits act 1961.
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Managerial Economics
1
UNIT- I Basic concept of Managerial Economics
Meaning and scope of managerial economics - fundamental concepts - scarcity,
marginalism, opportunity cost - discounting - risk and uncertainty - profits - -
optimisation.
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Managerial Economics
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UNIT- II Demand and Supply concepts
Demand types and decisions - Demand concepts – Laws of Demand- demand analysis
- demand elasticities and demand estimates and demand forecasting. Supply analysisdeterminants of supply—elasticity of supply and its uses for managerial decision making
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Managerial Economics
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UNIT -III Input and output Functions
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Managerial Economics
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UNIT - IV Pricing
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Managerial Economics
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UNIT- V Recent and Indian Economic Policies
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Managerial Economics
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UNIT-VI – EMERGING TRENDS
Emerging Industrial Scenario-Trends at National and International Level, Recent Budgets and its impact at various levels.
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Natural Resource Management
1
UNIT-I - Introduction to Natural Resource Bases
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UNIT-II - Introduction to Livelihoods and Relation with Natural Resource Management (NRM)
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Natural Resource Management
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UNIT-III – LWF Resources
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Natural Resource Management
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UNIT-IV –FFO Resources
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Natural Resource Management
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UNIT-V – Experiential Learning
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Natural Resource Management
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UNIT-VI- Sustainable NRM and Management of CIR
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Office Management
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UNIT –I : Office – Nature, Functions and Importance
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Office Management
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UNIT – II : Office Organization
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Office Management
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UNIT - III : Records Management and Filing
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Office Management
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UNIT – IV : Office Services and Supervision
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Office Management
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UNIT – V : Office Environment
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Office Management
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UNIT –VI : TPM Application
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Organizational Development
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UNIT – I - Introduction
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UNIT – II- Operational Components
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Organizational Development
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UNIT – III - OD Interventions
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Organizational Development
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UNIT – IV - Implementation and Assessment
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Organizational Development
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UNIT – V -Some Key Considerations and Issues in OD
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Organizational Development
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UNIT – VI - Organisational change
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Performance Management
1
UNIT -I – Introduction to Performance Management
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Performance Management
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UNIT – II - Performance Management Process
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Performance Management
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UNIT – III - Performance Appraisal
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UNIT –IV - Performance Assessment
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Performance Management
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UNIT – V- Performance Development
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Performance Management
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UNIT – VI - Recent trends
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Total Quality Management
1
UNIT – I – Introduction to Total Quality Management (TQM)
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Total Quality Management
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UNIT – II - TQM Thinkers and Thoughts
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UNIT - III - Models of TQM
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UNIT - IV – Statistical Process Control Tools and Techniques
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UNIT - V - Implementing TQM
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Total Quality Management
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UNIT – VI - Case Studies
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Training and Development
1
UNIT – I - Introduction
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Training and Development
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UNIT – II - Training Needs Analysis
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Training and Development
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UNIT - III - Training Methods
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Training and Development
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UNIT – IV - Management / Executive Development
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Training and Development
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UNIT –V - The Global Context
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Training and Development
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UNIT –VI - The Value of Training and Development
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Talent Management
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UNIT – I- Introduction to Talent Management
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Talent Management
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UNIT – II - Talent Planning & Development
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Talent Management
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UNIT-III: Talent Management System
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Talent Management
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UNIT – IV - Talent Acquisition
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Talent Management
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UNIT – V - Elements of Talent Management:
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Talent Management
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UNIT –VI – Employee Talent Retention:
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Communication Skills for Managers
1
UNIT-I -Communication
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Communication Skills for Managers
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UNIT-II - Business letter
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Communication Skills for Managers
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UNIT-III - Forms of letter
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Communication Skills for Managers
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UNIT-IV - Report Writing
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Communication Skills for Managers
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UNIT V - Forms of communication
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Communication Skills for Managers
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UNIT –VI - Inter-Cultural communication
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Human Resource Management
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UNIT – I - Introduction to Human Resource Development
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Human Resource Development
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UNIT – II - HRD Process and interventions
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Human Resource Development
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UNIT - III – Training Modules:
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UNIT – IV - HRD Activities at various context
1294
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2CC9
Human Resource Development
5
UNIT –V - Ethical Issues and Dilemmas in HRD
1295
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2CC9
Human Resource Development
6
UNIT –VI - HRD in Organizations
1296
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM4CC16
Knowledge Management
1
UNIT – I - Introduction to KM
1297
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM4CC16
Knowledge Management
2
UNIT – II- KM Architecture
1298
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM4CC16
Knowledge Management
3
UNIT – III - Planning For Strategic KM
1299
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM4CC16
Knowledge Management
4
UNIT –IV - Culture of Learning and Knowledge Sharing
1300
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM4CC16
Knowledge Management
5
UNIT – V- Importance of KM to Organizations
1301
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM4CC16
Knowledge Management
6
UNIT – VI - Recent Trends
1302
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM1CC4
Organizational Behaviour (OR)
1
UNIT – I -Basic Behavioural Concepts
1303
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM1CC4
Organizational Behaviour (OR)
2
UNIT – II - Organizational Climate
1304
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM1CC4
Organizational Behaviour (OR)
3
UNIT – III - Organizational Behaviour Determinants
1305
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM1CC4
Organizational Behaviour (OR)
4
UNIT – IV – Organizational Behaviour Modification
1306
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM1CC4
Organizational Behaviour (OR)
5
UNIT – V - Organizational Dynamics
1307
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM1CC4
Organizational Behaviour (OR)
6
UNIT – VI - Organizational Change
1308
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM1CC1
Principles of Management
1
UNIT –I: Introduction to Management
1309
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM1CC1
Principles of Management
2
UNIT –II: Planning & Organizing
1310
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM1CC1
Principles of Management
3
UNIT –III: Directing & Co-ordinating
1311
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM1CC1
Principles of Management
4
UNIT –IV: Leading
1312
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM1CC1
Principles of Management
5
UNIT –V: Controlling
1313
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM1CC1
Principles of Management
6
UNIT –VI: Management and HRM
1314
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3CC12
Research Methodology
1
UNIT –I -Basic Concepts
1315
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3CC12
Research Methodology
2
UNIT –II -Research Design & Data Collection
1316
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3CC12
Research Methodology
3
UNIT –III -Scaling and Sampling Techniques
1317
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3CC12
Research Methodology
4
UNIT –IV -Data Presentation
1318
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3CC12
Research Methodology
5
UNIT –V - Data Analysis and Report Writing
1319
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3CC12
Research Methodology
6
UNIT –VI - Statistical Applications
1320
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3EC4
Welfare and Safety
1
UNIT – I : Introduction to Welfare
1321
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3EC4
Welfare and Safety
2
UNIT-II : Safety
1322
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3CC12
Research Methodology
3
UNIT-III : Social Security
1323
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3EC4
Welfare and Safety
4
UNIT-IV : Workers Participation in Management
1324
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3EC4
Welfare and Safety
5
UNIT- V : Monitoring for Safety, Health & Environment
1325
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM3EC4
Welfare and Safety
6
Unit – VI: Classification of Labour Legislations
1326
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2NME1
Personality and Soft Skills Development(NME)
1
UNIT - I –Foundations of Personality Development
1327
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2NME1
Personality and Soft Skills Development(NME)
2
UNIT - II - Interpersonal Relationships
1328
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2NME1
Personality and Soft Skills Development(NME)
3
UNIT – III - Communication Skills
1329
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2NME1
Personality and Soft Skills Development(NME)
4
UNIT – IV - Soft Skills
1330
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2NME1
Personality and Soft Skills Development(NME)
5
UNIT – V: Group Dynamics
1331
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
KUMUTHAVALLI T
22HRM2NME1
Personality and Soft Skills Development(NME)
6
UNIT – VI: Stress
1332
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
SATHIYAN G
22HRM2CC10
Training and Development
1
Training and Development are related but slightly different concepts:
Training is focused on the present. It aims to improve an employee's performance in their current job by teaching specific, practical skills. For example, teaching a new employee how to use company software or operate machinery.
Development is focused on the future. It prepares employees for higher responsibilities, career growth, and leadership roles. It's broader and more long-term in nature. For example, grooming a junior manager to become a senior leader.
1333
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
SATHIYAN G
22HRM3EC4
Welfare and Safety
1
Introduction - Safety - Health - Welfare
1334
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
SATHIYAN G
22HRM3EC3
Organizational Development
1
If a company notices low employee morale and high turnover, an OD intervention might involve diagnosing the root cause through surveys, redesigning management practices, improving communication channels, and building a healthier workplace culture — rather than just hiring new staff.
1335
M.A. Human Resource Management
Department of Lifelong Learning
SATHIYAN G
22HRM1CC6
Interpersonal Relations and Soft skills Development
1
In psychology and sociology, interpersonal relationships are studied because they're central to human well-being — strong, positive relationships are linked to better mental health, longer life, and greater happiness. Conversely, toxic or strained relationships can be a major source of stress and harm.
1336
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
RAJAKUMAR S
21CC6a
Bioprocess Technology
5
Institutional Biosafety Committee
1337
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
RAJAKUMAR S
21CC1
Microbiology
1
Structure of Microbes
1338
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
RAJAKUMAR S
21CC1
Microbiology
2
Microbial Nutrition
1339
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
RAJAKUMAR S
21CC6a
Bioprocess Technology
4
Microbial Products
1340
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
RAJAKUMAR S
21CC4a
Marine Bioresources & Aquaculture
1
Introduction to Marine Environment
1341
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
RAJAKUMAR S
21CC4a
Marine Bioresources & Aquaculture
2
Important marine animals and their behaviors
1342
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
RAJAKUMAR S
21CC4a
Marine Bioresources & Aquaculture
3
Environmental Monitoring Techniques
1343
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
ANBARASU K
21CC7
Immunology
1
Infection and Immunity
1344
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
ANBARASU K
21CC7
Immunology
1
Three dimensional structure of IgM & IgG
1345
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
ANBARASU K
21CC7
Immunology
2
Terminology & Definition
1346
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
ANBARASU K
21CC7
Immunology
2
Major Histocompatability Complex (MHC)
1347
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
ANBARASU K
21CC7
Immunology
3
Structure and Types of Immunoglobulin
1348
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
ANBARASU K
21CC7
Immunology
3
Antigen and Antibody Interaction
1349
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
ANBARASU K
21CC7
Immunology
4
Cell mediated Immune response
1350
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
ANBARASU K
21CC7
Immunology
4
Immuno tolerance
1351
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
ANBARASU K
21CC7
Immunology
5
Immunization
1352
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
ANBARASU K
21CC7
Immunology
5
Hypersensitivity
1353
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
RAJAKUMAR S
21CC3
Cell and Developmental Biology
1
Cell membrane and Transport Mechanism
1354
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
RAJAKUMAR S
21CC3
Cell and Developmental Biology
1
Chloroplast
1355
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
RAJAKUMAR S
21EC3a
Marine Biotechnology
1
Algal Biotechnology
1356
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
RAJAKUMAR S
21EC3a
Marine Biotechnology
2
Introduction to Ornamental fish culture
1357
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
RAJAKUMAR S
21EC3a
Marine Biotechnology
1
Marine Bio energy
1358
M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)
Department of Marine Biotechnology
RAJAKUMAR S
21EC3a
Marine Biotechnology
5
Fish Products for Human Consumption, Value Addition - HACCP
1359
M.Sc. Marine Science
Department of Marine Science
RAJARAM R
22MSCC05
Fisheries Science and Statistics
4
Methods of Fish Preservation
1360
M.Sc. Marine Science
Department of Marine Science
RAJARAM R
22MSCC05
Fisheries Science and Statistics
4
Methods of Fish Preservation
1361
M.Sc. Marine Science
Department of Marine Science
RAJARAM R
22MSCC05
Fisheries Science and Statistics
4
Methods of Fish Processing
1362
M.Sc. Marine Science
Department of Marine Science
RAJARAM R
22MSEC01
Mrine Pollution
3
Marine Pollution Monitoring - High sea resource conservation
1363
M.Sc. Marine Science
Department of Marine Science
RAJARAM R
22MSCC07
Integrated Coastal Zone Management
1
Introduction - Integrated Coastal Zone Management
1364
M.Sc. Marine Science
Department of Marine Science
RAJARAM R
22MSEC01
Mrine Pollution
2
Major Marine Pollutants – Marine Metal Pollution - Sources, inputs and ecological impacts
1365
M.Sc. Marine Science
Department of Marine Science
RAJARAM R
22MSLC03
Practical: Biological Ocenaoghraphy and Fisheries Science
1
Fin fishes - Identification of common food species
1366
M.Sc. Marine Science
Department of Marine Science
RAJARAM R
22MSCC05
Fisheries Science and Statistics
2
MARINE FISHERIES RESOURCES OF INDIA : CATCH TRENDS - PELAGIC, DEMERSAL, MIDWATER, DEEP SEA AND OCEANIC FISHERY
1367
M.Sc. Marine Science
Department of Marine Science
YOGANANDAN V
22MSCC01
Physical Ocenaoghraphy
1
Historic Exploration
1368
M.Sc. Marine Science
Department of Marine Science
YOGANANDAN V
22MSCC01
Physical Ocenaoghraphy
1
Hydrosphere
1369
M.Sc. Marine Science
Department of Marine Science
YOGANANDAN V
22MSCC01
Physical Ocenaoghraphy
1
Need of Ocean Studies
1370
M.Sc. Marine Science
Department of Marine Science
YOGANANDAN V
22MSCC01
Physical Ocenaoghraphy
1
20th Century Oceanography
1371
M.Sc. Marine Science
Department of Marine Science
YOGANANDAN V
22MSCC01
Physical Ocenaoghraphy
2
Measuring Depth
1372
M.Sc. Mathematics
Department of Mathematics
PIRAMANANTHAM V
24S1M04CC
Theory of Numbers
1
Basic concepts - Well Ordering Principle - Principles of Mathematics Induction
Polynomial congruence modulo prime power - Hensel's Lemma
1411
M.Sc. Mathematics
Department of Mathematics
TAMILSELVAN A
24S1M03CC
Ordinary Differential Equations
1
The general solution of the homogeneous equation- The use of one known solution to find another- The method of variation of parameters- Power Series solutions. A review of power series- Series solutions of first order equations- Second order linear equations; Ordinary points
1412
M.Sc. Mathematics
Department of Mathematics
TAMILSELVAN A
24S1M03CC
Ordinary Differential Equations
2
Regular Singular Points- Gauss’s hypergeometric equation- The Point at infinity- Legendre Polynomials- Bessel functions- Properties of Legendre Polynomials and Bessel functions
1413
M.Sc. Mathematics
Department of Mathematics
TAMILSELVAN A
24S1M03CC
Ordinary Differential Equations
3
Linear Systems of First Order Equations- Homogeneous Equations with Constant Coefficients- The Existence and Uniqueness of Solutions of Initial Value Problem for First Order Ordinary Differential Equations- The Method of Solutions of Successive Approximations and Picard’s Theorem.
1414
M.Sc. Mathematics
Department of Mathematics
TAMILSELVAN A
24S1M03CC
Ordinary Differential Equations
4
Oscillation Theory and Boundary value problems- Qualitative Properties of Solutions- Sturm Comparison Theorems- Eigenvalues, Eigenfunctions and the Vibrating String
1415
M.Sc. Mathematics
Department of Mathematics
TAMILSELVAN A
24S1M03CC
Ordinary Differential Equations
5
Nonlinear equations: Autonomous Systems; the phase plane and its phenomena Types of critical points; Stability- critical points and stability for linear systems- Stability by Liapunov’s direct method- Simple critical points of nonlinear systems.
1416
M.Sc. Medical Physics
Department of Medical Physics
NEHRU L C
MP104
Electronics and Instrumentation
1
Semiconductor Devices and IC Fabrication
1417
M.Sc. Medical Physics
Department of Medical Physics
NEHRU L C
MP104
Electronics and Instrumentation
3
Electronic Noise
1418
M.Sc. Medical Physics
Department of Medical Physics
NEHRU L C
MP203
Radiation Detectors and Instrumentation
1
Principles of Radiation Detection and Gas Filled Detectors
Electrostatics: Coulomb’s law – Gauss’ law – Divergence and curl of electrostatic field – Electric field and potential
due to an electric dipole – Poisson and Laplace Equations
1651
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SABARI GIRISUN T C
22PH301
Electromagnetic Theory
1
Electrostatics: Boundary conditions and uniqueness theorem – Green’s theorem – Method of Images – Illustrations
1652
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SABARI GIRISUN T C
22PH301
Electromagnetic Theory
2
Fields in Matter: Electric qudrapole – Multipole expansion – Dielectric polarization and field due to a polarized sphere –
The Clausius Mossotti relation
1653
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SABARI GIRISUN T C
22PH301
Electromagnetic Theory
3
Magentostatics: Magnetic interactions: Force between current carrying conductors –
Biot and Savart law – Ampere’s law – Divergence and curl of magnetic induction – Comparison of
electrostatics and magnetostatics – Magnetic vector potential – Application of Ampere’s law: Magnetic
field of a distant current loop
1654
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SABARI GIRISUN T C
22PH301
Electromagnetic Theory
4
Electromagnetism: Faraday’s law of induction – Self and mutual inductance
1655
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SABARI GIRISUN T C
22PH301
Electromagnetic Theory
4
Electromagnetism: Equation of continuity –Maxwell’s displacement current – Maxwell equations and its derivation – Maxwell equations in free space,
linear isotropic medium and harmonically varying fields
1656
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SABARI GIRISUN T C
22PH301
Electromagnetic Theory
5
Electromagnetism: Conservation of energy (Poynting’s theorem) – Poynting Vector - Conservation of momentum for electromagnetic fields
1657
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
MURUGANANDAM P
22PH402
Nonlinear Dynamics
2
Elementary bifurcations (saddle-node, pitchfork, transcritical, and Hopf) with examples, the Hopf and Poincaré-Bendixson theorems, and Bendixson's theorem for the nonexistence of limit cycles.
1658
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SABARI GIRISUN T C
22PH401
Lasers and Nonlinear Optics
1
Basics of lasers
1659
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SABARI GIRISUN T C
22PH401
Lasers and Nonlinear Optics
2
Advanced Lasers and Nobel Prizes
1660
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SABARI GIRISUN T C
22PH401
Lasers and Nonlinear Optics
3
Basics pf Nonlinear Optics
1661
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SABARI GIRISUN T C
22PH401
Lasers and Nonlinear Optics
4
Advanced Nonlinear Optics
1662
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SABARI GIRISUN T C
22PH401
Lasers and Nonlinear Optics
5
Nonlinear Optics: Experiments and Applications
1663
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SABARI GIRISUN T C
22PH315
Practical III: General Physics & Materials Science Laboratory
1
Materials Science Lab manual - I
1664
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SABARI GIRISUN T C
22PH315
Practical III: General Physics & Materials Science Laboratory
2
Materials Science Lab manual - II
1665
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SENTHILVELAN M
22PH101
Mathematical Physics
1
First and second order ordinary differential equations with constant coefficients - Initialand
boundary value problems - Methods of finding solutions - Superposition principle - Wronskian -
Second order differential equations with variable coefficients - Definition of ordinary and
singular points - Power series solution - Examples - Solutions about in ordinary point and a
singular point - Taylor series method and Frobenius method - Examples.
1666
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SENTHILVELAN M
22PH101
Mathematical Physics
2
General theory of orthogonal polynomials - Legendre, Bessel, Hermite, Laguerre and Associated
Laguerre differential equations - Power series solution - Polynomials - Generating functions -
Rodrigue’s formula - Recursion relations - Orthogonality relations.
1667
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SENTHILVELAN M
22PH101
Mathematical Physics
3
Introduction - Definition and Properties of (i) symmetric, (ii) anti-symmetric, (iii) orthogonal,
(iv) Hermitian, (v) skew-Hermitian and (vi) unitary matrix - Eigenvalues and eigenvectors of a
square matrix - Diagonalization - Solution of a linear system of algebraic equations - Matrix
Analysis of single and system of second order linear differential equations and their solutions -
Linear transformation - Tridiagonalization of a matrix - Determinant and inverse of a
tridiagonal matrix - Eigen decomposition and Singular value decomposition of symmetric
matrix - Schur decomposition - Quadratic forms and their matrix representation - Dividing
matrix into Blocks - Definite matrices - positive definite matrices
1668
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SENTHILVELAN M
22PH101
Mathematical Physics
4
Vector integration - Line integral - Path independence - Exact differential - Surface integral -
Flux - Volume integral - Green’s theorem - Stokes’ theorem - Divergence theorem - Orthogonal
curvilinear coordinates - Unit vectors in curvilinear coordinate system - Arc length and volume
element - The gradient, divergence, curl and Laplacian in cylindrical and spherical polar
coordinates - Examples.
1669
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SENTHILVELAN M
22PH101
Mathematical Physics
5
Definition of linear vector space - Examples - Linear independence and dependence - Basis and
dimensions - Norm and Inner products - Lengths and distances - Orthonormalvectors - Gram-
Schmidt orthonormalization process - Linear transformation - Linear operator - Examples -
Partitioned matrices - Inverse - Determinant - Generalized inverse - Eigenvalues - Kronecker
product - Direct sum - The Vec Operator - TheHadamard product - Nonnegative matrices -
Hadamard and Vandermonde matrices.
1670
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SENTHILVELAN M
22PH202
Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics
1
Review of thermodynamics - Laws of thermodynamics - Thermodynamic potentials -
Microstates and Macrostates of classical and quantum systems - Examples from classical and
quantum physics - Particle in a box and simple harmonic oscillator- Phase space - μ-space and
Γ-space - Counting number of microstates in classical and quantum systems - Principle of a
priori probability - Thermodynamic probability - Boltzmann entropy relation - Density of
states
1671
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SENTHILVELAN M
22PH202
Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics
2
Introduction to Ensembles - Microcanonical, canonical and grand canonical ensembles -
Definition of partition function in the ensembles - Determination of thermodynamic
quantities from Partition function - Demonstration of ensemble approach - First example -
Classical ideal gas in microcanonical, canonical and grand canonical ensemble - Gibbs paradox
and correct formula for entropy - Second example - Linear harmonic oscillator in
microcanonical, canonical and grand canonical ensemble - Demonstration of equipartition of
energy through canonical distribution
1672
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SENTHILVELAN M
22PH202
Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics
3
Need for Quantum Statistics - Difference between classical and quantum statistics - Identical
particles - Bosons and Fermions - Symmetric and anti-symmetric wave functions - Difference
between Bose-Einstein and Fermi-Dirac statistics - Calculating the partition function for
Bosons and Fermions - Derivation of Bose- Einstein and Fermi-Dirac distributions through
microcanonical and grand canonical ensembles - Quantum Ideal gas - Definition of thermal
wavelength - Weakly and strongly degenerate cases - Examples for weakly and strongly
degenerate cases.
1673
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SENTHILVELAN M
22PH202
Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics
4
Weakly degenerate Bose and Fermi gas - Determination of thermodynamic quantities and
equation of state - Strongly degenerate Bose gas - Bose-Einstein Condensation - Strongly
degenerate Fermi gas at low temperature and high temperatures - Fermi energy and Fermi
momentum - Thermodynamic quantities - Black body radiation - Planck’s distribution law -
Heat capacity of solids - Dulong and Petit law - Einstein and Debye’s theory of Specific heat of
solids - Thermionic emission - Liquid Helium and its properties - Pauli Paramagnetism.
1674
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
SENTHILVELAN M
22PH202
Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics
5
Introduction to phase transition - First and second order phase transitions - Critical point -
Order parameter - Critical exponents - Scaling hypothesis - Introduction to the Landau
phenomenological approach - Ising model in one dimension - Mean field theory - Exact
solution of Ising model in one dimension
1675
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
JEGANATHAN K
22PH324A
Elective III: Physics of Nanomaterials and Applications
1
1. INTRODUCTION TO NANOSCIENCE AND NANOTECHNOLOGY
1676
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
JEGANATHAN K
22PH324A
Elective III: Physics of Nanomaterials and Applications
1
2. Physical, optical and electrical properties
1677
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
JEGANATHAN K
22PH324A
Elective III: Physics of Nanomaterials and Applications
1
Length Scale in Physics
1678
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
JEGANATHAN K
22PH324A
Elective III: Physics of Nanomaterials and Applications
1
Physics of Quantum Confinement
1679
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
RAMESH BABU R
22PH303A
Condensed Matter Physics
1
Crystals and 2-D and 3D Bravais lattices
1680
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
MURUGANANDAM P
22PH102
Classical Mechanics
2
Newton's laws; Mechanics of a system of particles - conservation theorems; Constraints - Generalized coordinates, D’Alembert’s principle and Lagrange’s equations of motion; Velocity dependent potentials (Moving charge in both an electric and a magnetic field) and Rayleigh’s dissipation function); Applications of Lagrangian formulation, Problems
1681
M.Sc. Physics
Department of Physics
MURUGANANDAM P
22PH102
Classical Mechanics
2
Monogenic systems, Hamilton's variational principle, the calculus of variations (including the shortest distance between two points, the minimum surface of revolution, and the brachistochrone problem), derivation of Lagrange's equations from Hamilton's variational principle, cyclic coordinates and the conservation theorem, and the energy function and conservation of energy.
Definition and distribution of deserts – causes of aridity – Global distribution of deserts – Genesis and evolution of deserts – Topographic survey of desert surfaces: basin and range, shield topography - weathering processes and forms of arid region
Definition – sources of sand – actions of wind – wind erosion and landforms (wind carved rocks, bowels and caves, Desert parameters deflation basins blow out etc.,) Landforms of wind transport – Land forms of wind deposition (different types of dunes Loess deposits) – Palaeo Aeolian deposits
Mountain – Plain evolution: slope form – slope elements - Model classification of slope form: 4 unit model and 9 unit model – Evolution of slope: Slope decline, slope replacement and slope parallel retreat - slope hypothesis: parallel retreat, down wearing retreat, drainage basin, mantle controlled plantation, etc. – Formation and distribution of Cold deserts
Mechanisms of Soil Conservation and management – Dune stabilization – Water conservation and management. Modern method of rainwater harvesting – Artificial recharge site selection – Waste water utilisation
1692
M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System
Department of Remote Sensing
SARAVANAVEL J
24MTRS-02
Photogrammetry
1
UNIT I Basics of Aerial photography and Photogrammetry: History and definition - geometry of aerial photographs, principal point, conjugate principal point, nadir point, iso-centre, fiducial marks, overlap and side lap - Types of Photographs, Classification – Photogrammetric Films - Use of Filters - Photographic Resolution - Radiometric Characters of Aerial Photographs - Types based on - Camera Axis, Altitude, Film, Lens and angle of Coverage - Parts of Simple Camera - Aerial Cameras - Camera Calibration - Lens System - Distortions and Aberrations - Spectral Sensitivity of Aerial Cameras
1693
M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System
Department of Remote Sensing
SARAVANAVEL J
24MTRS-02
Photogrammetry
1
UNIT I Basics of Aerial photography and Photogrammetry: History and definition - geometry of aerial photographs, principal point, conjugate principal point, nadir point, iso-centre, fiducial marks, overlap and side lap - Types of Photographs, Classification – Photogrammetric Films - Use of Filters - Photographic Resolution - Radiometric Characters of Aerial Photographs - Types based on - Camera Axis, Altitude, Film, Lens and angle of Coverage - Parts of Simple Camera - Aerial Cameras - Camera Calibration - Lens System - Distortions and Aberrations - Spectral Sensitivity of Aerial Cameras.
1694
M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System
Department of Remote Sensing
MUTHAMILSELVAN A
24MTRS-04
Remote Sensing & GIS in Geology and Geomorphology
1
Definition and distribution of deserts – causes of aridity – Global distribution of deserts – Genesis and evolution of deserts – Topographic survey of desert surfaces: basin and range, shield topography - weathering processes and forms of arid region
1695
M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System
Department of Remote Sensing
SARAVANAVEL J
24MTRS-02
Photogrammetry
2
UNIT II Elements of Photogrammetry-I: Scale - Determination of Scale In Vertical Photo Over Flat and Variable Terrain, Average Photo Scale, Scale in Tilted Photographs - Relief Displacement - Tilt Displacement - Scale Distortions -Due to Lens, Flying Height, Relief, Tilt, Pitch, Yaw & Roll - Stereo Models -Parallax - Mosaics : Stereoscopic vision and depth perception of human eye - Monoscopy - Stereoscopy - Pseudoscopy - stereoscopic model - Base height Ratio - Vertical Exaggeration - Stereoscopic Parallax, stereoscopic methods of parallax measurement and Height measurement using parallax.
1696
M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System
Department of Remote Sensing
MUTHAMILSELVAN A
24MTRS-04
Remote Sensing & GIS in Geology and Geomorphology
2
Geological Structure and Applications: Significance of Geological structures - Role of aerial photographs - Photo interpretation characters of photographs and satellite images - structural mapping - Fold, fault, Lineaments - Intrusive rocks - rock exposure - Fractures and Joints - Rose diagram - Digital image processing for structural mapping - Image Characters of igneous rocks, sedimentary and metamorphic rocks - Geophysical survey, surface investigation, subsurface investigation
1697
M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System
Department of Remote Sensing
SARAVANAVEL J
24MTRS-02
Photogrammetry
4
UNIT III Digital Photogrammetry: Definition and scope - Analog photogrammetry, fundamental concept of stereoplotters - Digital aerial cameras - Three-line pushbroom aerial sensor - DPWS (Digital Photogrammetric Workstation) - Hardware and software components of digital photogrammetry - Stereo viewing techniques - Concepts of interior, relative, absolute orientations - Georeferencing - Aerotriangulation - single frame and block triangulation, pass points, tie points; ground control points - DEM generation - Orthophoto generation - Applications of digital photogrammetric products - Concept of DEM, DTM, TIN, GRID and DSM.
1698
M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System
Department of Remote Sensing
MUTHAMILSELVAN A
24MTRS-04
Remote Sensing & GIS in Geology and Geomorphology
3
Denudational, Tectonic, Volcanic Geomorphology: Process of Weathering - Types of Denudational Landforms - Tectonic processes - Concepts of landscape evolution - Tectonic settings - Types of Tectonic landforms - Origin of Volcanoes - Spatial Distribution of Volcanoes Around the World - Types of Volcanic Landforms - Expressions and Manifestations of Denudational – Tectonic - Volcanic landforms (in field, Aerial Photographs and Satellite Image).
1699
M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System
Department of Remote Sensing
MUTHAMILSELVAN A
24MTRS-04
Remote Sensing & GIS in Geology and Geomorphology
4
Fluvial and Coastal and Marine Geomorphology: Drainages (Classification, Morphology and Types) - Life Cycle of River Systems - Constructional and Destructional Landforms of river - Classification of Shorelines - Coastal Zone Processes and landforms - Types of Coral reefs and significance - Development and evolution of landforms in oceanic settings - submarine canyons - Geosynclines - Island arcs - Manifestations of Fluvial and Coastal and Marine Landforms (in field, Aerial Photographs and Satellite Images).
1700
M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System
Department of Remote Sensing
SARAVANAVEL J
24MTRS-02
Photogrammetry
5
UNIT-V. Photo Interpretation Keys & Elements and Other acquisition systems: Photo Interpretation Keys (Definition, its parts, Key sets, Types of Study) - Photo Interpretation Elements (Photo elements - Tone, Texture, Color, Shadow) - Geotechnical / Geomorphic elements (Landforms, Drainage, Erosional pattern, vegetative cover, Landuse, Shape & size of objects).
1701
M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System
Department of Remote Sensing
MUTHAMILSELVAN A
24MTRS-04
Remote Sensing & GIS in Geology and Geomorphology
5
Aeolian and Glacial Geomorphology: Processes in Arid region - Origin of deserts - causes of aridity and desertification – types of aeolian landforms - Process of glaciation - classification of glaciers - Glacial landforms - glacial erosion and deposition processes - Manifestations of Aeolian and Glacial Landforms (in field, Aerial Photographs and Satellite Images).
Unit-1. Universe - Origin of Universe - Big Bang theory, Evidences for Big bang, Universal expansion and Hubble’s Law, Doppler effect - General characters of Galaxy, Milky Way Galaxy - Origin of Solar System: Nebular theory – Evidences for Nebular theory - Nebular composition - Meteorites vs. Photosphere - formation and internal differentiation of the planets.
Unit-4 Moon. Introduction to Moon – Implication of Apollo missions – Origin of Moon – Evolution of Moon – Surface composition of Moon – spectral character major rock forming minerals of Moon - Polar region of the Moon – Evidences for the presence of Water in Moon - space weathering – Regolith, Volcanism on the Moon – Age and Lunar stratigraphy – Morphological features of Moon - Impact cratering processes: Morphology of simple craters and complex craters: Lunar Missions: Luna series, Apollo series, Clementine, Lunar Prospector, Kaguya (SELENE), Chang'e series, Chandrayaan-1&2, Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, The Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite (LCROSS), Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory (GRAIL) and various other missions.
Unit-4 Moon. Introduction to Moon – Implication of Apollo missions – Origin of Moon – Evolution of Moon – Surface composition of Moon – spectral character major rock forming minerals of Moon - Polar region of the Moon – Evidences for the presence of Water in Moon - space weathering – Regolith, Volcanism on the Moon – Age and Lunar stratigraphy – Morphological features of Moon - Impact cratering processes: Morphology of simple craters and complex craters: Lunar Missions: Luna series, Apollo series, Clementine, Lunar Prospector, Kaguya (SELENE), Chang'e series, Chandrayaan-1&2, Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, The Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite (LCROSS), Gravity Recovery and Interior Laboratory (GRAIL) and various other missions.
Unit-5 Mars. Introduction to Mars – Origin of Mars – Crustal evolution of Mars crust – Interior Characteristics of Mars - Martian Timescale – Volcanoes of Mars - Impact Craters, Martian Meteorites. Mars atmosphere - Mars Exploration Missions - Mariner series, Mars series, Mars Odyssey, Mars Pathfinder, MSL Curiosity, Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, Mangalyaan/ Mars Orbiter Mission and ExoMars - Future Lunar and Mars Missions.
1707
M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information System
Department of Remote Sensing
LAKSHUMANAN C
24MTRS-07
Practical - Remote Sensing & GIS interpretation in Geology and Geomorphology
Thematic data bases: Thematic data and SDGs - Lithology - Structure - Geomorphology - Slope - Drainage and Watershed - Slope - Land use / Land Cover - Climate /Rain fall transport and settlement
Forms and Structures of Igneous rocks - Intrusive and their relation to Geological Structures (Concordant and Discordant forms - Multiple Intrusions - Composite Intrusions) - Composition and Constitution of Magmas - Structure and Texture of Igneous Rocks- Formation of Igneous rocks: Crystallization of Unicomponent Magma - Phase Equilibria studies of Binary and Ternary Silicate system- Crystallisation of Basaltic magma.
Definition of Metamorphism - Scope of Metamorphism – Controlling factors of Metamorphism - Kinds of Metamorphism and its Products - Classification and Nomenclature - Petrography of Metamorphic rocks (slate – phyllite -schists – Gneisses – Granulites) - Metamorphic textures and Microstructures and their relation to Metamorphic conditions.
Mineral Paragenesis of Metamorphic rocks - Stability of Metamorphic minerals - Mineralogical phase rule – Zones - Grades and Facies concepts of Metamorphism - Graphical representation of facies -Metamorphic differentiation - Metamorphism in relation to Magma and Plate Tectonics - Granitization to migmatites – Anatexis - Petrogenesis of Amphibolites - Charnockites and layered Gneisses.
Identification and Mapping of Igneous using Aerial and Raw Satellite images. Identification and Mapping of Metamorphic rocks using Aerial and Raw Satellite images.Mapping of Igneous and metamorphic rocks using Digital Image Processing tecnique
Basic Principles: Definition and Scope of Structural Geology – Primary and Secondary Structures- Geological Mapping (Along the strike and Across the strike), Different scales of mapping, Mapping using tape and compass – Stereographic projection: Application of stereographic projection
Folds: Anatomy of fold, Types of Folds; based on sense of curvature, based on Plunge of fold, on the basis of orientation of Axial Plane, on the basis of Youngling direction, on the basis of symmetry of fold, on the basis of nature of hinge line etc. Ramsay classification of fold - Superposed folds: Type 0, Type 1, Type 2 and Type 3 - Recognition of folds in field.
Faults: Anatomy of Fault – Stress and Strain – Analysis of stress and strain ellipsoid - Classifications of faults: on the Basis of orientation of Faults, on the Basis of Dip Amount of Beds, on the basis of Movement, on the basis of Slip of Faults, on the basis of mode of occurrences - Effect of fault on the outcrop – Evidences of Fault - Recognition of fault in field.
Microstructures and Structures of Sedimentation and Intrusion: Anatomy of Joints – Classification of Joints: Geometric and Genetic classification – Shear: Types of shear, evidences of shear, shear zone – Cleavage: foliation and lineation – Unconformity structures related to igneous intrusion, Diapirs, salt domes etc.
Mapping of geological structures through Remote Sensing and GIS techniques – Lineament mapping (Fault, Joint & Shear) – Lineament Density – contouring. Mapping of fold- mapping of trend line – interpretation of folded structures using trend line. Mapping of geological structures using geophysical data.
Introduction to mineral exploration - Various stages of mineral exploration – History of mineralisation event – Origin of ore deposits - Various controls of mineralization (Lithological, structural, geomorphological and stratigraphical controls) –-Guides to ore deposits
Geological techniques and procedures for Mineral exploration-Geological aspect of site selection- Field Procedure for sampling - Types sampling - lab analysis of samples – trenching – pitting – exploratory drills – Geological logging of borehole samples - panning of soils and their interpretation – Cutoff grade and thickness-calculation of average grades and thickness – Ore Reserve Estimation; conventional and geostatistical approach - GIS and database management for mining exploration – documentation of exploration.
Mapping of Lithologically, Structurally and Geomorphologically Controlled Mineral Deposits Using FCC and Digitally Enhanced Data – Optimization of Spectral Bands and Enhancement Techniques for mineral targeting– Thermal and Microwave Remote Sensing for Mineral Exploration – Mineral mapping through Hyperspectral image -Mapping hydrothermal alteration for mineral exploration
GIS based visualisation of magnetic, gravity, resistivity and electro-magnetic data for mineral exploration. GIS based visuvalisation of geochemical data, airborne gamma ray spectrometer data, Airborne / Heliborne geophysical data for mineral exploration
Introduction to Multidisciplinary approach for mineral exploration – Preparation of thematic layers - Integration of thematic layers for mineral exploration - Integration of inter-discipline for mineral exploration.
Culture bound syndromes, Personality disorders, Sexual Deviation, alcoholism and drug dependence, suicide, learning disorders, Mental retardation, Epilepsy
1812
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
JERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O
22CC - 12b
Specialisation Course - II - Mental Health
4
Psychosomatic disorders, Multi - Disciplinary team, Community Psychiatry
1813
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
JERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O
22CC - 12b
Specialisation Course - II - Mental Health
5
Classification of Mental illness and Policies, DSM V, ICD 11.ICF, FIC
1814
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
NIRMALA D
22CC - 11b
Specialisation Course - I Health and Hygiene
1
Health: Concept of Health, Definition, Dimensions of Health, Determinants of Health, Right to Health, Responsibilities for Health, Indicators of Health. Healthy lifestyle, Disease: Definition; Disease Causation; Natural History of Disease; Types of Disease Agents; Host factors; Environmental Factors; Risk Groups. Disease control. Disease Prevention
1815
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
NIRMALA D
22CC - 11b
Specialisation Course - I Health and Hygiene
2
Nutrition: Classification of foods, Nutrient Groups; Functions; Sources and requirements; Caloric requirements for different age groups; Diet Therapy; Balanced Diet; Malnutrition; National Nutrition Policy 2017.
1816
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
NIRMALA D
22CC - 11b
Specialisation Course - I Health and Hygiene
3
Unit – III
Hygiene: Definition; Personal Hygiene, Food Hygiene, and Environmental Hygiene. Concept of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH). Environmental pollution; Living Conditions; Housing, Sanitation, Waste disposal, and their influence on Health. Relationship between nutrition, health, and hygiene
Institutions working for Health Promotion: Functions - Directorate General of Health Services, Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), Role of Voluntary Health Agencies in health promotion in India, WHO, UNICEF, UNDP, FAO, ILO, World Bank. Non-Governmental and other Agencies: FORD foundation; CARE; International Red cross; Indian Red cross. Role of Social Workers in promotion of health and hygiene.
1819
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
NIRMALA D
22CC - 15b
Specialization Course - IV - Psychiatric Social Work
1
Psychiatric Social Work: Definition, Need, Historical Development of Psychiatric Social Work in India and abroad, Socio genesis of Mental Illness, Psychosocial factors and mental disorders. Importance of Social Psychiatry and Transcultural Psychiatry. Current status as a field of specialization. Application of the methods of social work in practicing psychiatric social work.
1820
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
NIRMALA D
22CC - 15b
Specialization Course - IV - Psychiatric Social Work
2
Community Mental Health: Concept, models of community mental health and development, identifying mental health problems, Mental health awareness camps. Assessment of welfare needs. Community participation. Mobilisation of community resources. Formation of groups of persons living with mental illness, Community education and referral services.
1821
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
NIRMALA D
22CC - 15b
Specialization Course - IV - Psychiatric Social Work
3
Psycho-Social Implications of Illness: Problems of psychiatric patients during pre-hospitalization, hospitalization, and post-hospitalization Phase-patient, family, and community perspective. Family potentials for the treatment of psychiatric patients. Psychosocial problems of caretakers of the psychiatric patients. Role of psychiatric social workers with patients and their families in Discharge planning and follow-up.
1822
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
NIRMALA D
22CC - 15b
Specialization Course - IV - Psychiatric Social Work
4
Therapeutic Interventions
Psycho-social assessment, Psycho-social diagnosis, and Psycho-social treatment: Psycho-Education, Cognitive Therapy, Group Therapy, Psychotherapy, Psychoanalytic Therapy, Client-centered Psycho Therapy, Counselling services,Tele Counselling, Family Therapy, Marital Therapy, ECT, Chemotherapy, Psychosurgery, Megavitamin Therapy; Transactional Analysis, Cognitive Behavior Therapy,RationalEmotiveTherapy,REBT,RealityTherapy,ExistentialTherapy,Logotherapy,GestaltTherapy, Interpersonal Psychotherapy, Art Therapy, Dance Therapy, Drama Therapy, Music Therapy, Biblio therapy, Reel Therapy, Video Therapy/Virtual therapy, Laughter Therapy, Play Therapy, Couples Therapy, Chess therapy, Compassion focused therapy, relapse prevention therapy occupational therapy. Therapies for getting mental peace–biofeedback, metaphors, Massage Therapy. Application of therapies to various psychiatric problems.
1823
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
NIRMALA D
22CC - 15b
Specialization Course - IV - Psychiatric Social Work
5
Scope of Psychiatric Social Work practice in Psychiatric Outpatient department, In-patient department, Intensive care unit, Psychiatric ward, Psychiatric Specialty Clinic, De-addiction Centre, Child Guidance Clinics, Palliative care center, Educational institutions. Skills of a psychiatric social worker.Limitations and difficulties faced in psychiatric social work practice.
1824
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
MANGALESWARAN R
22CC-2
Psychology for Social Work Practice
2
Unit-II-Personality
1825
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
MANGALESWARAN R
22CC-2
Psychology for Social Work Practice
1
Human Growth and Development
1826
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
RAJAVEL N
22CC - 12a
Specialisation Course - II - Tribal Community Development
1
Tribes: Definition, concept, characteristics of the tribal community; nomadic and denotified tribes; History of Indian Tribes and tribes in Tamil Nadu; Regional distribution of tribes and Nehru’s Panchsheel Principles of tribes.
1827
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
RAJAVEL N
22CC - 12a
Specialisation Course - II - Tribal Community Development
2
Social System of Tribes: Socio-economic conditions; Cultural and religious aspects; status of women: dress, food, & marriage-polygamy, polyandry, Dormitory marriage; Status of Children; Tribal leadership and Political Participation -Local, State, and National levels.
1828
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
RAJAVEL N
22CC - 12a
Specialisation Course - II - Tribal Community Development
3
Problems of Tribes: Child Marriage, Poverty, Illhealth, Illiteracy, Sexually Transmitted Diseases and HIV / AIDS, Exploitation and atrocities on tribes; Immigration and its related problems. Lack of infrastructure facilities and amenities; Tribal Resettlement and Rehabilitation and its related problems. Tribal Movements, Tribal Revolt. Tribal Unrest
1829
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
RAJAVEL N
22CC - 12a
Specialisation Course - II - Tribal Community Development
4
Tribal Development Administration: Administrative stricture at Central, State and District levels; Hill Development Councils; Functions of Tribal Development Blocks/Agencies; Constitutional provisions for the protection of tribes; Research and Training in Tribal Development. Role of Voluntary Agencies in Tribal Development.
1830
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
RAJAVEL N
22CC - 12a
Specialisation Course - II - Tribal Community Development
5
Tribal Development Programmes: Tribal Development Policies, Tribal Area Development Programme; Hill Area Development Programmes; Tribal Sub-Plans, Forest land cultivation, Tribal development program in Tamil Nadu, Need and Importance of social work practice in Tribal areas, Application of social work methods in tribal development, Forest Policies and Land alienation Problems in implementation of tribal development programmes. Forest Right Act.
1831
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
MANGALESWARAN R
22CC - 14c
Specialization Course - III - Organisational Development
1
Organizational Development
1832
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
JERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O
22NME-2
Introduction to Counselling /Basics of Life Skills
1
Counselling: Concept, goals, purpose
1833
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
JERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O
22NME-2
Introduction to Counselling /Basics of Life Skills
2
Counselling Relationship
1834
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
JERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O
22NME-2
Introduction to Counselling /Basics of Life Skills
3
Approaches to Counselling
1835
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
JERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O
22NME-2
Introduction to Counselling /Basics of Life Skills
4
Qualities and Skills
1836
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
JERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O
22NME-2
Introduction to Counselling /Basics of Life Skills
5
Counselling in different settings
1837
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
JERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O
22EC-3b
Elective Course - III - Community Health
1
Primary Health Care, Public health, Health and Wellness
1838
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
JERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O
22EC-3b
Elective Course - III - Community Health
2
Health Work in the Community, Community Nutrition Programme
1839
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
JERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O
22EC-3b
Elective Course - III - Community Health
3
Social Work Intervention in relation to Immunisation, Nutrition, family Planning and Maternal and Child Health
1840
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
JERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O
22EC-3b
Elective Course - III - Community Health
4
School Health Occupation Health, Occupational Health, Environmental Health
1841
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
JERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O
22EC-3b
Elective Course - III - Community Health
5
Health Care Delivery system at National and State Level
1842
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
NIRMALA D
22CC-7
Social Work Research and Social Statistics
4
Unit – IV
•
Methods of Data Collection: Methods- observation: meaning and types, survey method- personal interview and mailed questionnaire, advantages and disadvantages, code book, interview guide, pilot study and pre-test, collection of data. Data processing: editing, transcription, classification- types, Data presentation: tabulation-aims, , types and principles of a table, diagrams and graph. Analysis of data: types; Data interpretation: techniques, precautions, Report writing: steps, type, footnoting and referencing, bibliography versus reference list and publication of research findings. Agencies and Proposal writing: Agencies involved in funding social research, preparation of a research project proposal including budget and relevance to the society, and Research Ethics.
1843
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
NIRMALA D
22CC-8
Management of Welfare Organization
1
Social Welfare Organisation: Concept, Characteristics, size, nature, design, legal status, rules and procedures, Social Welfare Administration: Purpose, and Principles. Management of Welfare organizations: Home relations, financial relations and physical relations. Elements - Planning, Organizing, Staffing, Directing, Coordinating, Reporting and Budgeting (POSDCORB), Social Welfare Administration at national, state & local levels; CSWB(Central Social Welfare Board) Directorate of Social Welfare & Handicapped welfare, Grants for NGOs Central & State government grants for women-aged home
1844
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
NIRMALA D
22CC-8
Management of Welfare Organization
2
Non – Government Organization: Voluntarism, evolution of Social Welfare in India ;
Voluntary Social work ; Voluntary Agencies ;Meaning, definition types & Models of
NGOs ; Role of NGOs in National development, Government Schemes on Social
welfare, Agency registration ;methods , advantages ,preparation of bye - laws,
Memorandum of Association, rules, regulation & registration procedures ; Registration
of Societies & Trust ; Governing Board ,Committees Executive ; Quality, Function &
role, National Voluntary section Policy 2007.
1845
M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)
Department of Social Work
NIRMALA D
22CC-8
Management of Welfare Organization
3
Social Policy: Concept and Scope, need, evolution & constitutional base; Sources and instrument of social policy, Distinction between social and economic policies. Place of ideology and values. Review of Policies regarding Education, Health, Shelter, Environment, Social Security Employment, Family, Child, Youth and Women, aged, disabled, OBCS and. SC/STs.
•
The welfare of Weaker Sections -Women, Children, Scheduled Castes, Scheduled tribes & de-notified Communities small and marginal farmers, landless labourers and rural artisans. Policy& Programmes for women, children, aged & disabled, Role of the social worker in development and implementation of programmes for the weaker Section.
1846
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST04CC
Sampling Theory
1
Population and Sample – Census and Sample Survey – Sampling – Sampling Unit, Sampling Frame, Sampling Distribution, Standard Error, Questionnaire and Schedule, Sampling Design – Sampling and Non-Sampling Errors – Non Response and its Effects – Sample Surveys – Principles of Sample Survey –Steps in Sample Survey –Limitations of Sampling – NSSO/CSO in India.
1847
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST02DEC
Stochastic Processes and Time Series Analysis
1
Introduction to Stochastic Processes – Classification of Stochastic Processes, Markov Chain – Markov Process– Transition Probabilities, Transition Probability Matrix – problems – Chapman-Kolmogorov's Equations, Calculation of n-step Transition Probability and its limit.
1848
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST02DEC
Stochastic Processes and Time Series Analysis
2
Classification of States and chains - irreducible chain – problems - Random Walk and Gambler's Ruin Problem. Markov Process with discrete state space - Poisson Processes, Birth and Death Processes, Markov processes with continuous state space - Weiner process, Stationary processes.
1849
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST02DEC
Stochastic Processes and Time Series Analysis
3
Renewal Processes – Renewal Process in Discrete and Continuous Time – Renewal Interval – Renewal Function and Renewal Density – Renewal Equation – Wald’s equation- Renewal theorems: Elementary Renewal Theorem. Branching Processes – Galton-Watson Branching Process – Properties of Generating Functions – ultimate Extinction Probabilities – Distribution of Total Number of Progeny.
1850
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST02DEC
Stochastic Processes and Time Series Analysis
4
Time Series - Applications and components, additive and multiplicative - diagnostic checking - trend analysis – linear – parabolic – exponential – logistic - cyclical variation -methods - seasonal variation – link relative - deseasonalisation of data - irregular variation - Index number – classification - base shifting – splicing - deflating of index number - price index.
1851
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST02DEC
Stochastic Processes and Time Series Analysis
5
Auto-covariance and Auto-correlation functions - Linear stationary models - Moving Average, Autoregressive, Box Jenkins Methodology - Autoregressive Moving Average, Linear non-stationary models - Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average - Seasonal Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average - Exponential smoothing - Holt-Winter’s and seasonality method.
1852
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST08DEC
Statistical Methods for Bioinformatics
1
Introduction to Bioinformatics: Definition and History of Bioinformatics – Internet and Bioinformatics – Introduction to Data Mining – Applications of Data Mining to Bioinformatics Problems and Applications of Bioinformatics.
1853
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST08DEC
Statistical Methods for Bioinformatics
2
Bio-computing: Introduction to String Matching Algorithms – Database Search Techniques – Sequence Comparison and Alignment Techniques – Use of Biochemical Scoring Matrices – Introduction to Graph Matching Algorithms – Automated Genome Comparison and its Implication – Automated Gene Prediction – Automated Identification of Bacterial and Pathways – Introduction to Signalling Pathways and Pathway Regulation – Gene Arrays – Analysis of Gene Arrays.
1854
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST08DEC
Statistical Methods for Bioinformatics
3
Statistical Testing and Significance for Large Biological Data Analysis – Statistical Testing – Parametric and Non-parametric Tests – Resampling Tests – hoc Tests – Error Controlling – Multiple Testing Problems and Procedures – Applications.
1855
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST08DEC
Statistical Methods for Bioinformatics
4
Overview of Bioinformatics – Human Genome Project – Goals of Human Genome Project – Bioinformatics and Internet – Useful Bioinformatics Sites on World Wide Web – Basic Principles of Computing in Bioinformatics: Running Computer Software – Computer Operating System – Software Downloading and Installation.
1856
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST08DEC
Statistical Methods for Bioinformatics
5
Databases: Data Life Cycle Acquisition – Modification – Uses – Archiving – Repurposing – Disposal – Database Technology Architecture and Management System – Interfaces, Software and Programming Languages – Examples of Bioinformatics Database – Use of Databases: Structure Databases – Visualization of Structural Data – Pattern Matching – Molecular Modelling – Mapping Databases – Genomic Mapping – Types of Maps – Overview on Phylogenetic Analysis – Collaboration.
1857
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST08CC
Statistical Quality Control and Reliability Theory
1
Introduction to Quality and Quality Improvement; Meaning and Scope of Statistical process control (SPC), Shewart Control Charts for X-bar, R, S, np, p, c and u charts and their uses. OC and ARL of control charts, Control Charts based on C.V.
1858
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST01DEC
Linear Models and Design of Experiments
1
Linear models – assumptions on error components – Fixed, Random and mixed effects models, models with full rank and less than full rank - least square and maximum likelihood estimators of the parameters and their properties - Gauss-Markov theorem - testing linear hypotheses.
1859
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST08CC
Statistical Quality Control and Reliability Theory
2
Process Capability Analysis – Gauge Capability Analysis – CUSUM procedures, Use of V-mask, – Decision Interval Schemes for CUSUM Charts. Economic Designs of Control Charts – Relative Precision – Multivariate Control Charts.
1860
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST02VAC*
VAC-2 - Introduction to Big Data Analytics
1
Introduction to big data – convergence of key trends – unstructured data – industry examples of big data – web analytics – big data applications- big data technologies – introduction to Hadoop – open source technologies – cloud and big data – mobile business intelligence – Crowd sourcing analytics – inter and trans firewall analytics.
1861
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST07CC
Statistical Inference - I
1
Estimator – Estimate – Characteristics of a good Estimator: Consistency – Sufficient condition for Consistency – Unbiasedness – Sufficiency – Factorization Theorem – Minimal Sufficiency, Efficiency – Most Efficient Estimator, Likelihood Equivalence – Uniformly Minimum Variance Unbiased Estimator – Rao-Blackwell and Lehmann-Scheffe’s theorems.
1862
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST07CC
Statistical Inference - I
2
Mean-Squared Error - Fisher’s Information Measure – Cramer-Rao Inequality – Applications, Minimum Variance Bound(MVB) Estimators, Bhattacharya Inequality, Chapman – Robbins Inequality – Exponential family of Distribution of Single Parameter and k Parameter, Complete Sufficient Statistic – Asymptotic Relative Efficiency
1863
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST07CC
Statistical Inference - I
3
Methods of Point Estimation – Maximum Likelihood Method (the Asymptotic Properties of ML Estimators are not included), Method of Moments, Method of Least Square, Method of Minimum Chi-Square and Modified Minimum Chi-Square-Asymptotic Maximum Likelihood Estimation.
1864
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST07CC
Statistical Inference - I
4
Interval Estimation – Pivotal Quantity Method. Shortest length Confidence Intervals. Construction of Confidence Intervals for Population Proportion (Small and large Samples) and between two Population Proportions (large Samples) – Confidence Intervals for mean, Variance of a Normal Population – difference between Mean and Ratio of two Normal Populations.
1865
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST07CC
Statistical Inference - I
5
Bayes’ Estimation – Bayes’ Risk – Informative – Non Informative – Natural Conjugate-Principle of Equivariance – Minimum Risk Equivariant Estimator – Pitman Estimator Credible Intervals – Bayes’ factor for testing Hypothesis – Frequentist test for one-sided Hypothesis and two-sided Hypothesis.
1866
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST02VAC*
VAC-2 - Introduction to Big Data Analytics
2
Data Analytics – Nature of Data – Relational Databases to Big Data – Key-value Store – Simplest Class of Analytics – Data Sources to Suffice Business Requirement – Descriptive Statistics for all Variables – Observer the Data Ranges – Outlier Detection and Elimination.
1867
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST02VAC*
VAC-2 - Introduction to Big Data Analytics
5
Cloud Computing – Overview – Origin – Cloud Components – Essential Characteristics – On-demand Self-service – Broad Network Access – Location Independent Resource Pooling – Rapid Elasticity – Measured Service – Comparing Cloud Providers with Traditional IT Service Providers – Roots of Cloud Computing.
1868
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST01VAC*
VAC-1 - Introduction to Machine Learning
1
Machine learning – Genetic algorithm – Support Vector Machines – Applications – Cluster Analysis – Methods of Similarity – Methods of Distance Measurement – Similarity Co-efficient – Similarity Matrix – Types of Clustering Techniques – Neural Network.
1869
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST12CC
Multivariate Analysis
1
Singular and non-singular Multivariate normal distributions and their properties - Marginal and conditional distributions - Characteristic function and moments - Distribution of linear combinations of multivariate normal vector - Determination of mean and variance -covariance matrix of multivariate normal distribution.
1870
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST12CC
Multivariate Analysis
2
Random Sampling from multivariate normal distribution - Maximum likelihood estimators of the parameters of multivariate normal distribution - distribution of sample mean vector and sample dispersion mean vector - Necessary and sufficient condition for a quadratic form to be distributed as chi-square - Inference concerning the sample mean vector when covariance matrix is known.
1871
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST02VAC*
VAC-2 - Introduction to Big Data Analytics
3
Data Visualization – Prepare the data for Visualization – Use tools – Tableau, QlickView and 03, Draw insights out of Visualization Tool – Product Implementation.
1872
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST01UEC
Operations Research
1
Linear Programming Problem – Statement Basic Theorems and Properties – Simplex Method – Two Phase Method – Principle of Duality – Dual Simplex Method – Transportation Problem – Assignment Problems – Sequencing and Scheduling Problem – Processing n jobs through 2, K Machines.
1873
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST02VAC*
VAC-2 - Introduction to Big Data Analytics
4
Introduction to Security Analytics – Techniques in Analytics – Analysis in everyday life – Challenges in Intrusion and Incident Identification – Simulation and Security Process, Analytical Softwares and tools, Malware Analysis – static and dynamic analysis - Security Intelligence – Security Breaches.
Big data analytics for security: Analyzing DDOS – Distributed Denial of Service attack: counter based method, and access pattern based method – Machine learning for Ransom ware detection and prevention.
1874
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST12CC
Multivariate Analysis
3
Generalized T2 statistic and its distribution - Hotelling's T2 statistic and its distribution - Two sample problems with unequal covariance matrices likelihood ratio criterion and its applications - Mahalanobis D2 statistic and its distribution - Applications of Hotelling’s T2 Statistic - Invariance property of T2 statistic - Relationship between T2 and D2 statistics - Behrens–Fisher Problem.
1875
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST05DEC
Demography and Official Statistics
1
Development and Scope of Demography – Demographic Data: Sources and Current Status – Chandrashekar-Deming Index – Adjustment of Age Data – Use of Whipple – Myer and UN Indices – Population Size and Growth in India - Trends and Differentials in World Population – Health Surveys and Use of Hospital Statistics – Population Transition Theory.
1876
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST03CC
Distribution Theory
1
Basic Distribution Theory – Joint, Marginal and Conditional Probability Mass Functions and Probability Density Functions. Standard Distributions: Binomial, Poisson, Multinomial and Normal Probability Distributions. Bivariate Normal Distribution – Properties and Relationships.
1877
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST11CC
Statistical Inference - II
4
Likelihood Ratio (LR) Test – Asymptotic Distribution of LR Test Statistic – Consistency of LR Test – Construction of LR Tests for Standard Statistical Distributions. Monotone Likelihood Ratio Property – Uniformly Most Powerful Tests. Applications to Standard Statistical Distributions.
1878
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST09DEC
Financial Statistics
1
Introduction – Probability and Its Distributions – Sampling Distributions: t, F, Chi-Square Distributions – Skewness and Kurtosis – Law of Large Numbers and Central Limit Theorem – Multivariate Normal Distributions: Correlation and Covariance – Independence and Covariance – Linear Functions of Random Variables.
1879
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST11CC
Statistical Inference - II
3
Most Powerful Test – Neyman-Pearson Lemma-Generalization of Neyman-Pearson Fundamental Lemma – Unbiased Tests – Construction of Uniformly Most Powerful Unbiased Tests for
One-parameter and Multi-Parameter Exponential Family Applications to Standard Statistical Distribution-Similar Regions. Locally Most Powerful (LMP) Test – LMP Unbiased Test.
1880
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST11CC
Statistical Inference - II
2
Non Parametric – U Statistic and Its Property as an Estimator of Its Expected Value – Spearman Correlation – Chi-Square: Association of Attributes, Tests for Goodness of fit, Homogeneity of Variance – Fisher Exact Test – Run Test – Test for Randomness – Median Test – Sign Test – Wilcoxon’s Signed Rank Test – Mann-Whitney U Test – Kolmogorov-Smirnov Two Sample Test – Kruskal Wallis – Friedman Test – Mc Nemar's Test.
1881
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST11CC
Statistical Inference - II
1
Testing of Hypotheses: Simple and Composite Hypotheses – Two Types of Errors – Level of Significance – Parametric Test for Population Proportion (Small And Large Samples) and Between Two Population Proportions (Large Samples) – T-Test For Single Mean, Independent Sample Mean, Paired T-test, Significance of Observed Correlation Coefficient and Regression Coefficient – Variance of a Normal Population (Small and Large) – Z-Test – Pearson Correlation – Normality Test.
1882
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST05DEC
Demography and Official Statistics
5
Official Statistics – Present Official Statistical System in India – Relating to Population, Agriculture, Industrial Production, Trade and Prices – Methods of Collection of Official Statistics – Their Reliability and Limitations – Principal Publications Containing such Statistics – Various Official Agencies Responsible for Data Collection and Their Main Functions – Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI), Social Statistics Division (SSD), Economic Statistics Division (ESD), Price Statistics Division (PSD) and NSSTA Training Division.
1883
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST05DEC
Demography and Official Statistics
4
Components of Population Growth and Change – Models of Population Growth and Their Filling to Population Data – Methods of Projection – Logistic Equation – Component Method of Projection – Stable Population Theory – Decennial Population Census in India – Nuptiality and Its Measurements.
1884
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST05DEC
Demography and Official Statistics
3
Special Distribution of Population – Basic Concepts – Measurements and Models of Migration – Concept of International Migration – Urban Development Components of Urban and Metropolitan Growth – Urbanization in Developed and Developing Countries – Stable and Quasi Populations – Intrinsic Growth Rate.
1885
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST05DEC
Demography and Official Statistics
2
Mortality – Basic Measurements – Crude, Specific, Standardized Death Rates – Life Table – Construction, Use and Interpretation – Force of Mortality – Abridged Life Tables. Fertility – Basic Measurements – Gross and Net Reproduction Rate – Cohort Fertility Analysis – Fertility Models – Population Regulation Programs in India – Demographic Transition Theory.
1886
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST09DEC
Financial Statistics
5
Regime Switching Models: Bull and Bear Markets – Regression on Bull3 – Other Models for Bull/Bear – Bull and Bear Portfolios – Copulae and Value at Risk.
1887
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST09DEC
Financial Statistics
4
Portfolio Theory: Trading Off Expected Return and Risk – One Risky Asset and One-Risk Free Asset – Two Risky Assets – Combining Two Risky Assets with Risk Free Asset – Quadratic Programming – Utility Theory.
1888
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST09DEC
Financial Statistics
3
Time Series Data – Stationary Processes: Weak White Noise – Predicting White Noise – Estimating The Parameters of Stationary Process – Moving Average (MA) Processes – ARIMA Processes – AIC and SBC - GE Daily Returns: AR Order - Three-Month Treasury Bill Rates – Forecasting GE Daily Log Returns and Log Prices.
1889
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST09DEC
Financial Statistics
2
Net Returns – Gross Returns – Log Returns – Adjustment for Dividends – Behavior of Returns – Random Walk Models – Origins of Random Walk Hypothesis – Efficient Markets Hypothesis – Discrete and Continuous Compounding.
1890
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST11CC
Statistical Inference - II
5
Introduction to Sequential Procedures – Stopping Times – Wald’s Equation. SPRT: Termination Property, Approximation to Stopping Bounds and Applications to Standards Distributions. Wald’s Fundamental Identity OC and ASN Functions.
1891
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST12CC
Multivariate Analysis
4
Wishart distribution – Sampling distribution of sample covariance matrix – Properties of Wishart distribution – Wilk’s criterion – Generalized variance – Sampling distribution of simple sample correlation coefficient – Sampling distribution of partial and multiple correlation coefficients in null case – Tests concerning simple, partial and multiple correlation coefficients – Discriminant function – Fisher’s discriminant function.
1892
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST12CC
Multivariate Analysis
5
Problem of classification – Two populations and k populations – Principal components and their determination – Factor analysis – estimation of factor loadings – Canonical variables and canonical correlations – Derivation of canonical correlation coefficients.
1893
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST04DEC
Survival Analysis and Clinical Trails
1
Introduction to Survival Analysis – Definitions and Properties – Concepts of Time, Order and Random Censoring, Likelihood in These Cases – Life Distributions – Exponential, Gamma, Weibull, Lognormal, Pareto, Linear Failure Rate. Parametric Inference – Longitudinal Studies – Censoring Mechanisms – Type I, Type II and Left Right and Interval Censoring – Likelihood Functions under Censoring and Estimation– Tests based on LR, MLE.
1894
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST04DEC
Survival Analysis and Clinical Trails
2
Life Tables – Failure Rate – Mean Residual Life and Their Elementary Properties – Concept of Ageing – Types of Ageing Classes and Their Properties – Estimation of Survival Function – Actuarial Estimator, Kaplan-Meier Estimator, Estimation under Assumption of IFR / DFR. Tests of Exponentiality Against Non-Parametric Classes Total Time on Test – Two Sample Problem – Gehan Test – Log Rank Test.
1895
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST04DEC
Survival Analysis and Clinical Trails
3
Introduction To Semi-Parametric Regression for Failure Rate – Cox’s Proportional Hazards (PH) Model with One and Several Covariates – Estimation Problems in Cox’s PH Model – Rank Test for Regression Coefficients. Introduction to Competing Risks Analysis and Estimation Problems in Competing Risk Model for Parametric and Non-Parametric, Semi-Parametric Models.
1896
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST04DEC
Survival Analysis and Clinical Trails
4
Introduction to Clinical Trials: The Need and Ethics of Clinical Trials – Bias and Random Error in Clinical Studies – Conduct of Clinical Trials – Overview of Phase I - IV Trials – Multicenter Trials. Data Management: Data Definitions – Case Report Forms – Database Design – Data Collection Systems for Good Clinical Practice.
1897
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST04DEC
Survival Analysis and Clinical Trails
5
Design of Clinical Trials: Parallel Vs. Cross-Over Designs – Cross-Sectional Vs. Longitudinal Designs – Review of Factorial Designs – Objectives and Endpoints of Clinical Trials – Design of Phase I Trials – Design of Single-Stage and Multi-Stage Phase II Trials – Design and Monitoring of Phase III Trials with Sequential Stopping. Reporting and Analysis: Analysis of Categorical Outcomes From Phase I-III Trials– Analysis of Survival Data from Clinical Trials.
1898
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST05CC
R Programming
1
Introduction to R programming: R-Introduction – Uses of R – Advantages and Disadvantages – Installing R – Installing R Packages – Basic Syntax – Data Types – Import and Export Data.
1899
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST05CC
R Programming
2
Data structures and variables: Creating Variables – Operators of R – Decision Making of R – R-Loops – Functions of R.
1900
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST05CC
R Programming
3
Descriptive Statistics in R: Mean, Median, Mode, Variance, Standard Deviation and Range.
Statistical Graphs in R: Histogram, Bar Chart, Pie Chart, Box Plot, Scatter Plot.
Sampling – Simple Random Sampling, Stratified Random Sampling.
1901
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST05CC
R Programming
4
Coding of Discrete Distribution – Bernoulli, Binomial, Poisson, Negative Binomial, Geometric and Hyper Geometric Distributions.
1902
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST05CC
R Programming
5
Coding of Continuous Distribution - Normal, Lognormal, Exponential, Cauchy, Gamma and Beta Distributions.
1903
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST02CC
Measure and Probability Theory
3
Events – Sample space – Different approaches to probability – Random variables and Random vector – Distribution functions of random variables and Random vector – Expectation and Moments – Basic Markov – Chebyshev’s – Holder’s – Minkowski’s and Jensen’s inequalities.
1904
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST04CC
Sampling Theory
3
Stratified random sampling: Estimates of population total, mean and their variances – Related properties – Allocation of sample sizes – Neyman’s proportional and optimum allocations Comparison of stratified sampling with simple random sampling-Estimation of proportion under stratified random sampling.
1905
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST04CC
Sampling Theory
2
Simple Random Sampling (with and without replacement): Notations and terminology – Estimates of population total, mean and their variances and standard errors – Pooling of estimates – Determination of sample size. Simple random sampling for attributes.
1906
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST03CC
Distribution Theory
5
Non-Central t – Non-Central Chi-Square – Non-Central F distributions and their properties. Order Statistics: Distribution of rth order statistics – Joint distribution of two or more order statistics – Distribution of sample range and median.
1907
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST03CC
Distribution Theory
4
Exponential, Laplace, Logistic, Log-normal, Beta, Gamma, Cauchy and Compound Poisson Distribution. Sampling Distributions – Central-t, Central-F, Central chi-square distributions – Properties and Relationships.
1908
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST03CC
Distribution Theory
3
Geometric, Negative Binomial, Truncated Binomial, Truncated Poisson, Power Series and Logarithmic Distributions – Properties and Relationships.
1909
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST03CC
Distribution Theory
2
Functions of Random Variables and their Distributions – Methods of Finding Distributions: Cumulative Distribution Function - Jacobian of Transformation - Characteristic Function and Moment Generating Function.
1910
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST02CC
Measure and Probability Theory
5
Central limit theorem – statement of CLT – Lindeberg-Levy’s and Liapounov forms with proof and Lindeberg Feller’s form examples. Khintchine’s weak law of large numbers – Kolmogorov inequality – Strong law of large numbers.
1911
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST02CC
Measure and Probability Theory
4
Independence of sequence of events and random variables – Conditional probability – Conditional expectation – Characteristic functions and their properties – Inversion formula – Convergence of random variables – Convergence in probability and almost surely in the rth mean and in distribution, their relationships – convergence of moments – Helly-Bray theorem, Continuity theorem and Convolution of distributions.
1912
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST04CC
Sampling Theory
4
Systematic sampling: Estimates of population total, mean, and their variances and standard errors – systematic sampling with linear trend – comparison of systematic sampling with stratified and simple random sampling – circular systematic sampling – Two stage sampling with equal number of second stage units and cluster sampling.
1913
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST02CC
Measure and Probability Theory
2
Lebesgue-Stieltjes measure – Measure integral and its properties – Dominated convergence theorem – Radon-Nikodymn theorem – Almost everywhere convergence, Convergence in measure and Convergence in mean.
1914
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST02CC
Measure and Probability Theory
1
Measure Theory – Limits of sequence of sets – Classes of sets – Field, Sigma Field and Monotone class – Measure and Measure Space – Measurable function
1915
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST01CC
Real Analysis and Linear Algebra
5
Characteristic roots and vectors – Cayley-Hamilton theorem – Minimal equation of a matrix. Quadratic Form – Matrix of a quadratic form – Rank, signature and classification of quadratic forms – Sylvester‘s of Inertia.
1916
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST01CC
Real Analysis and Linear Algebra
4
Matrices - Operations on Matrices – Symmetric and Skew-symmetric Matrices – Conjugate of a Matrix – Determinant of a Matrix – Inverse of a Matrix. Solving system of linear equations. Elementary transformations, Elementary Matrices, Row and Column ranks – Rank of a Matrix. Reduction to Normal form, Equivalent Matrices.
1917
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST01CC
Real Analysis and Linear Algebra
3
Compactness – Open cover – Compact metric spaces – Herni Borel theorem. Compactness and continuity – continuous image of compact metric space is compact – Continuous function on a compact metric space in uniformly continuous – Integration – Concept of Riemann Integral, Sufficient condition for Riemann Integrability, Darboux theorem, Fundamental theorem, First mean value theorem – Improper Riemann Integrals
1918
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST01CC
Real Analysis and Linear Algebra
2
Continuity of functions – Continuity of compositions of functions – Equivalent conditions for continuity – Algebra of continuous functions – Homeomorphism – Uniform continuity – Discontinuities connected and non-connected subsets of R – Connectedness and Continuity – Continuous image of a connected set is connected – Intermediate value theorem.
1919
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST01CC
Real Analysis and Linear Algebra
1
Metric spaces – Open sets – Interior of a set – Closed sets – Closure – Completeness – Cantor’s Intersections theorem – Baire – Category theorem.
1920
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST01VAC*
VAC-1 - Introduction to Machine Learning
5
Regression Trees – Concepts – Tree Based Regression – Least Square Regression Trees – Greedy Criterion – Resubstitution – Over Fitting Pruning – Types – Subtree Replacement and Raising – Pruning Algorithms – Cost Complexity – Minimum Error – Pessimistic – Critical Value.
1921
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST01UEC
Operations Research
4
Inventory Theory – Costs involved in Inventory Problems – EOQ – Deterministic Model – Economic Lot Size Models without Shortages and with Shortages having Production Rate Infinite and Finite – Sensitivity Analysis – Inventory with Uncertain Demand – Systems of Inventory Control – Fixed Order Quantity System (Q-system) – Periodic Review System (P-system).
1922
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST01UEC
Operations Research
3
Network Analysis by CPM/PERT – Basic Concept – Constraints in Network – Construction of the Network – Time Calculations – Concept of Slack and Float in Network Analysis – Network Crashing – Finding Optimum Project Duration and Minimum Project Cost.
1923
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST01UEC
Operations Research
2
Game Theory – Zero–Sum Games by Dominance Principle, Graphical Solutions of 2x2, 2xn and mx2 Games – Minimax and Maximin Principle and Saddle Point Theorems – Mixed Strategies – Saddle Points – Dynamic Programming – LPP and Games.
1924
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST03DEC
Econometrics
5
K-Class estimators – Full information estimators – Full Information Maximum Likelihood (FIML) – Three stage least squares estimators (3-SLS) and its Properties – Comparison of various estimation methods.
1925
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST03DEC
Econometrics
4
Simultaneous equations model – Concept, structure and types – Identification Problem with restrictions on variance and covariance – Rank and order conditions of identifiability – Methods of estimation – Indirect least square method, two-stage least squares method of estimation and Estimation of Limited Information Maximum Likelihood (LIML).
1926
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST03DEC
Econometrics
3
Autocorrelation: Causes, consequences and testing for auto-correlated disturbances – Autoregressive series of order 1 (AR(1)) – Lagged variables and distributed log methods – Errors in variable models and Instrumental variables. Economical Forecasting – long term and short term.
1927
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST03DEC
Econometrics
2
Single equation linear model static case – Ordinary least square model and generalized least squares model: Introduction – estimation and prediction – Problem of multicollinearity and heteroscedasticity – Causes, consequences and solutions of and estimation.
1928
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST03DEC
Econometrics
1
Nature and scope of Econometrics – Illustrative examples Production and cost analysis – Theory and analysis of consumer demand specification – Estimation of demand function – Price and income elasticity of demand – Price elasticity’s of supply – Torquivists model of demand for inferior goods models building bias in construction of models.
1929
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST01UEC
Operations Research
5
Queuing Theory – Characteristics of Queuing Systems – Steady State M/M/1, M/M/1 with Limited Waiting Space – M/M/C – M/M/C with Limited Waiting Space – Non-Poisson Queuing Models – M/Ek/1, M/G/1 Problems.
Replacement Theory – Replacement of Items – Group Replacement.
Simulation: Scope – Role and Generation of Random Number – Generation of Random Numbers by Multiplicative – Congruential Method – Monte-Carlo Simulation.
1930
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST01VAC*
VAC-1 - Introduction to Machine Learning
4
Chi-Square Automatic Interaction Detection – Algorithm and Description – Applications – Classification and Regression Trees – Impurity Measure – Gini Index – Applications – Towing Index – Ordered Index.
1931
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST01VAC*
VAC-1 - Introduction to Machine Learning
3
Decision Tree – Concepts – Construction of Rules – Basic Concepts – Constructing of Classification Trees – Inductive Decision Tree – Version3 for Nominal Attributes – Information Entropy – Building Tree – Gain-High Branching Attributes – Top-Down ID – C4.5.
1932
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST01VAC*
VAC-1 - Introduction to Machine Learning
2
Model Estimation – Resampling Methods – Cross-Validation – Leave-One Out-Rotation – Bootstrap – Algorithms for Classification and Regression – Naïve Bayes – Problem of Zero Frequency – Missing Values and Numeric Attributes – Multiple Regression – Logistic Regression – K-Nearest Neighbour Classification and Prediction.
1933
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST08CC
Statistical Quality Control and Reliability Theory
5
Reliability concepts – Components and Systems – Reliability Function – Failure Rate Function – Interrelationship-System. Lifetime Distribution – Exponential, Gamma and Weibull. Bounds on Reliability, Mean Time to Failure, Mean Residual Time – One to one correspondence of these functions – Estimation of Parameters, IFR, DFR Distributions NBUE.
1934
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST08CC
Statistical Quality Control and Reliability Theory
4
Variable Sampling Plan: Assumptions, Single and Double Variable Sampling Plans – Chain Sampling Plans – Continuous Sampling Plans: CSP-1, CSP-2 and CSP-3 – Wald-Wolfowitz – Skip-lot Plan. Six Sigma – Implementing Six Sigma – Over View and Implementations – Examples.
1935
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST08CC
Statistical Quality Control and Reliability Theory
3
Basic Concepts of Acceptance Sampling – Sampling Inspection – 100% Sampling Inspection – Sampling Inspection by Attributes – Single, Double, Multiple and Sequential Sampling Plans – OC, ASN, ATI and AOQ functions, Curtailed Sampling – MIL-STD-105E – LTPD and AOQL Protection (Single Sampling Plan only).
1936
M.Sc. Statistics
Department of Statistics
JAISANKAR T
23ST04CC
Sampling Theory
5
Varying Probability Sampling: Probability proportional to size (PPS) sampling (with and without replacement) – Stratified PPS – Selection procedures – Ordered and unordered estimates – Desraj, Horwitz-Thompson and Murthy’s estimates. Ratio Estimates – Methods of estimation, approximate variance of the Ratio Estimate – Regression Estimators – Difference Estimators, Regression Estimators in Stratified Sampling.
1937
M.A. Gender Studies
Department of Women's Studies
MURUGESWARI N
EC-VI
Human Rights and Legal Systems - Gender Concerns
1
Introduction - Human Rights
1938
M.A. Gender Studies
Department of Women's Studies
MURUGESWARI N
EC-VI
Human Rights and Legal Systems - Gender Concerns
2
International Organizations and Human Rights
1939
M.A. Gender Studies
Department of Women's Studies
MURUGESWARI N
CC-III
Gender , Health Nutrition
2
Understanding Food and Nutrition from Gender Perspective
1940
M.A. Gender Studies
Department of Women's Studies
MURUGESWARI N
CC-III
Gender , Health Nutrition
3
Reproductive Health: Gender Implications
1941
M.A. Gender Studies
Department of Women's Studies
MURUGESWARI N
CC-III
Gender , Health Nutrition
6
Health consequences of Gender based Violence, Field Work and Current Contours
