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1M.Sc. Artificial IntelligenceDepartment of Computer ScienceSUMATHY P MAI24011Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
2M.Sc. Artificial IntelligenceDepartment of Computer ScienceSUMATHY P MAI24011Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
3M.Sc. Artificial IntelligenceDepartment of Computer ScienceGEETHA KMAI24012Design & Analysis of Algorithms
4M.Sc. Artificial IntelligenceDepartment of Computer ScienceSHAKEELA NMAI24015Elective–I
5M.Sc. Artificial IntelligenceDepartment of Computer ScienceDURAIRAJ MMAI24022Machine Learning
6M.Sc. Artificial IntelligenceDepartment of Computer ScienceSHAKEELA NMAI24023Data Visualization
7M.Sc. Artificial IntelligenceDepartment of Computer ScienceKALAIVANI SMAI24031Deep Learning
8M.Sc. Artificial IntelligenceDepartment of Computer ScienceGEORGE DHARMA PRAKASH RAJ E MAI24033Big Data Analytics
9M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceSMITHA EVELIN ZORAIDA BMCA24102Data Structures and Algorithm
10M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceSHAKEELA NMCA24103Advanced Operating System
11M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceUMAMAHESWARI DMCA24201Optimization Techniques
12M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceSUMATHY P MCA24202Python Programming
13M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCA24203Cryptography& Networks Security
14M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCA24203Cryptography& Networks Security
15M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCA24203Cryptography& Networks Security
16M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCA24203Cryptography& Networks Security
17M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCA24203Cryptography& Networks Security
18M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceDURAIRAJ MMCA24204Elective – I
19M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceGEETHA KMCA24205Elective – II
20M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCA24301Mobile Application Development
21M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCA24301Mobile Application Development
22M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCA24301Mobile Application Development
23M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCA24301Mobile Application Development
24M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCA24301Mobile Application Development
25M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceSUMATHY P MCA24302Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
26M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceRAMYA RMCA24302Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
27M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceSUMATHY P MCA24302Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
28M.C.A.Department of Computer ScienceVIDHYA DEVI AMCA24303Cloud Computing
29M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceUMAMAHESWARI DMCS24011Mathematical Foundation of Computer Science
30M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceGEETHA KMCS24012Design and Analysis of Algorithms
31M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceGEETHA KMCS24012Design and Analysis of Algorithms
32M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCS24013Advanced Operating Systems
33M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCS24013Advanced Operating Systems
34M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCS24013Advanced Operating Systems
35M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCS24013Advanced Operating Systems
36M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCS24013Advanced Operating Systems
37M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCS24013Advanced Operating Systems
38M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCS24013Advanced Operating Systems
39M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceSHAKEELA NMCS24021Advanced Database Management System
40M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCS24022Cryptography and Network Security
41M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCS24022Cryptography and Network Security
42M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCS24022Cryptography and Network Security
43M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCS24022Cryptography and Network Security
44M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceLALLI M MCS24022Cryptography and Network Security
45M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceRAMYA RMCS24024Machine Learning (or) Digital Image Processing (or) Natural Language Processing
46M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceDURAIRAJ MMCS24024Machine Learning (or) Digital Image Processing (or) Natural Language Processing
47M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceDURAIRAJ MMCS24032Agile Technology
48M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceDURAIRAJ MMCS24032Agile Technology
49M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceDURAIRAJ MMCS24033Big data Analytics
50M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceBALAMURUGAN MMCS24033Big data Analytics
51M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceBALAMURUGAN MMCS24033Big data Analytics
52M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceBALAMURUGAN MMCS24033Big data Analytics
53M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceBALAMURUGAN MMCS24033Big data Analytics
54M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceBALAMURUGAN MMCS24033Big data Analytics
55M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceBALAMURUGAN MMCS24033Big data Analytics
56M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceBALAMURUGAN MMCS24033Big data Analytics
57M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceBALAMURUGAN MMCS24033Big data Analytics
58M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceBALAMURUGAN MMCS24033Big data Analytics
59M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceBALAMURUGAN MMCS24033Big data Analytics
60M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceMUTHURAMALINGAM KMCS24034Internet of Things/Block Chain Technology/Embedded Systems
61M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceMUTHURAMALINGAM KMCS24034Internet of Things/Block Chain Technology/Embedded Systems
62M.Sc. Computer ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceUMAMAHESWARI DMCS24035Theory of Computing (or) Optimization Techniques (or) Statistical Computing
63M.Sc. Data ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceDURAIRAJ MMDS24011Principles of Data Science
64M.Sc. Data ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceRAMYA RMDS24011Principles of Data Science
65M.Sc. Data ScienceDepartment of Computer SciencePALANISAMY PMDS24012Mathematical Foundation for Data Science
66M.Sc. Data ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceSUMATHY P MDS24013Problem solving using Python
67M.Sc. Data ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceSHAKEELA NMDS24014Database Systems
68M.Sc. Data ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceGEETHA KMDS24014Database Systems
69M.Sc. Data ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceGEORGE DHARMA PRAKASH RAJ E MDS24014Database Systems
70M.Sc. Data ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceSUMATHY P MDS24022Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning
71M.Sc. Data ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceDURAIRAJ MMDS24023Big Data Analytics Framework
72M.Sc. Data ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceBALAMURUGAN MMDS24031Principles of Deep Learning
73M.Sc. Data ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceBALAMURUGAN MMDS24031Principles of Deep Learning
74M.Sc. Data ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceBALAMURUGAN MMDS24031Principles of Deep Learning
75M.Sc. Data ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceBALAMURUGAN MMDS24031Principles of Deep Learning
76M.Sc. Data ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceBALAMURUGAN MMDS24031Principles of Deep Learning
77M.Sc. Data ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceBALAMURUGAN MMDS24031Principles of Deep Learning
78M.Sc. Data ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceBALAMURUGAN MMDS24031Principles of Deep Learning
79M.Sc. Data ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceBALAMURUGAN MMDS24031Principles of Deep Learning
80M.Sc. Data ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceBALAMURUGAN MMDS24031Principles of Deep Learning
81M.Sc. Data ScienceDepartment of Computer ScienceKALAIVANI SMDS24035Elective-IV
82M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryMANEEMEGALAI SBC101CRChemistry of Bio Molecules2Chemical properties of protein
83M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryMANEEMEGALAI SBC101CRChemistry of Bio Molecules1Galactans
84M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryMANEEMEGALAI SBC101CRChemistry of Bio Molecules5Water soluble Vitamins
85M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryMANEEMEGALAI SBC101CRChemistry of Bio Molecules5Fat soluble vitamins
86M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryMANEEMEGALAI SBC101CRChemistry of Bio Molecules4Properties of DNA
87M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI ABC102CREnzymology1Introduction of enzymes
88M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI ABC102CREnzymology2Enzyme kinetics
89M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI ABC102CREnzymology3Enzyme inhibition
90M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI ABC102CREnzymology4Introduction of co-enzymes
91M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI ABC102CREnzymology5Multienzyme system
92M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryMANEEMEGALAI SBC103CRAnalytical Biochemistry5Fluorimetry
93M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryMANEEMEGALAI SBC103CRAnalytical Biochemistry5Infra - red and Raman spectroscopy
94M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryMANEEMEGALAI SBC103CRAnalytical Biochemistry4High voltage electrophoresis and Isotachophoresis
95M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryMANEEMEGALAI SBC103CRAnalytical Biochemistry1Viscosity and Surface tension
96M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANUSUYADEVI MBC105DCECell Biology
97M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANUSUYADEVI MBC105DCECell Biology
98M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANUSUYADEVI MBC105DCECell Biology
99M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANUSUYADEVI MBC105DCECell Biology
100M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANUSUYADEVI MBC105DCECell Biology
101M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANUSUYADEVI MBC105DCECell Biology
102M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI ABC201CRIntermediary Metabolism1Introduction
103M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI ABC201CRIntermediary Metabolism2Carbohydrate metabolism
104M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI ABC201CRIntermediary Metabolism3Amino Acid metabolism
105M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI ABC201CRIntermediary Metabolism4Lipid Metabolism
106M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI ABC201CRIntermediary Metabolism5Nucleic Acis Metabolism
107M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryMANEEMEGALAI SBC202CRMolecular Biology2Enzymes in Replication
108M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryMANEEMEGALAI SBC202CRMolecular Biology2Replication
109M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryPRAHALATHAN CBC203CRBiochemistry of Signal Transduction1Regulation of transcription and translation
110M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryPRAHALATHAN CBC203CRBiochemistry of Signal Transduction2Cell Surface Receptors and Signaling
111M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryPRAHALATHAN CBC203CRBiochemistry of Signal Transduction3Signaling in nerve impulse transmission, vision and muscle contraction
112M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryPRAHALATHAN CBC203CRBiochemistry of Signal Transduction4Nuclear and Cytokine receptor Signaling
113M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryPRAHALATHAN CBC203CRBiochemistry of Signal Transduction5Cell Cycle and its Regulation
114M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryRAVIKUMAR VBC205DCEChromatin and Epigenetics1Chromatin Structure
115M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryRAVIKUMAR VBC205DCEChromatin and Epigenetics2Epigenetics
116M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryRAVIKUMAR VBC205DCEChromatin and Epigenetics3Epigenetic Modifications
117M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryRAVIKUMAR VBC205DCEChromatin and Epigenetics3Epigenetic Modifications
118M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryRAVIKUMAR VBC205DCEChromatin and Epigenetics3Epigenetic Modifications
119M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryRAVIKUMAR VBC205DCEChromatin and Epigenetics4Epigenetic Control of Chromatin
120M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryRAVIKUMAR VBC205DCEChromatin and Epigenetics4Epigenetic Control of Chromatin
121M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryRAVIKUMAR VBC205DCEChromatin and Epigenetics4Epigenetic Control of Chromatin
122M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryRAVIKUMAR VBC205DCEChromatin and Epigenetics5Epigenetics and Diseases
123M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryRAVIKUMAR VBC205DCEChromatin and Epigenetics5Epigenetics and Diseases
124M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryRAVIKUMAR VBC205DCEChromatin and Epigenetics5Epigenetics and Diseases
125M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryRAVIKUMAR VBC205DCEChromatin and Epigenetics6Latest Research and News
126M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI ABC301CRImmunology1Introduction to immunology
127M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI ABC301CRImmunology2Complement pathways
128M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI ABC301CRImmunology3Major Histocompatibility complex
129M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI ABC301CRImmunology4vaccines
130M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryANTONY JOSEPH VELANGANNI ABC301CRImmunology5Immunotechniques
131M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryKALAIARASI ABC302CRGenetic Engineering1RESTRICTION AND MODIFICATIONS ENZYMES CLONING VECTORS
132M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryKALAIARASI ABC302CRGenetic Engineering2TRANSGENICS
133M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryKALAIARASI ABC302CRGenetic Engineering3MOLECULAR TECHNIQUES
134M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryKALAIARASI ABC302CRGenetic Engineering4GENE THERAPY
135M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryKALAIARASI ABC302CRGenetic Engineering5GENOME PROJECTS AND BIOETHICS
136M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryKALAIARASI ABC303CRClinical Biochemistry1BIOCHEMICAL LABORATORY
137M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryKALAIARASI ABC303CRClinical Biochemistry2DISORDERS OF CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM
138M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryKALAIARASI ABC303CRClinical Biochemistry2DISORDERS OF CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM
139M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryKALAIARASI ABC303CRClinical Biochemistry3DISORDERS OF PROTEIN & INBORN ERRORS OF METABOLISM
140M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryKALAIARASI ABC303CRClinical Biochemistry4DISORDERS OF LIVER AND KIDNEY
141M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryKALAIARASI ABC303CRClinical Biochemistry5DISORDERS OF ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
142M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryPRABHASH TBC305DCEBio-entrepreneurship1INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS
143M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryPRABHASH TBC305DCEBio-entrepreneurship4PROTECTING THE INTELLECTAL PROPERTY
144M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryPRABHASH TBC305DCEBio-entrepreneurship3BIO MARKERTS-BUSINESS STRATEGY AND MARKETING
145M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryPRABHASH TBC305DCEBio-entrepreneurship2BIOSCIENCES IN BUSINESS
146M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryPRABHASH TBC305DCEBio-entrepreneurship5PATENTING:BASICS OF PATENTS
147M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryKALAIARASI ABCVAC1Food Process technology1CEREALS
148M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryKALAIARASI ABCVAC1Food Process technology2BEVERAGES
149M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryKALAIARASI ABCVAC1Food Process technology3FISH AND MEAT
150M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryKALAIARASI ABCVAC1Food Process technology4POULTRY
151M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryPRABHASH TBCVAC3Value addition in Food1FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
152M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryPRABHASH TBCVAC3Value addition in Food2FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
153M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryPRABHASH TBCVAC3Value addition in Food3FOOD GRAINS,SPICES AND PLANTATION CROPS
154M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryPRABHASH TBCVAC3Value addition in Food4DAIRY PRODUCTS
155M.Sc. BiochemistryDepartment of BiochemistryPRABHASH TBCVAC3Value addition in Food5MEAT FISH AND POULTRY PRODUCTS
156M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyVIJAYAKUMAR R24MICCBE2EEXTREMOPHILES1Microbes inhabiting Extreme Environments.
157M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyVIJAYAKUMAR R24MICCBE2EEXTREMOPHILES2Thermophiles
158M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyVIJAYAKUMAR R24MICCC2BIOMOLECULES AND MICROBIAL METABOLISM
159M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyVIJAYAKUMAR R24MICCC2BIOMOLECULES AND MICROBIAL METABOLISM
160M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyVIJAYAKUMAR R24MICCC2BIOMOLECULES AND MICROBIAL METABOLISM
161M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyVIJAYAKUMAR R24MICCC2BIOMOLECULES AND MICROBIAL METABOLISM
162M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyVIJAYAKUMAR R24MICCC3MICROBIAL GENETICS AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY
163M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyMURALITHARAN G24MICCC3MICROBIAL GENETICS AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY1Molecules of Life; DNA and RNA as genetic material; Chromosome organization
164M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyMURALITHARAN G24MICCC3MICROBIAL GENETICS AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY2DNA mutation; Detection of mutants; Ame's test
165M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyMURALITHARAN G24MICCC3MICROBIAL GENETICS AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY3DNA replication-Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic; Bacteriophage Mu Replication
166M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyMURALITHARAN G24MICCC3MICROBIAL GENETICS AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY4Transcription and RNA processing
167M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyMURALITHARAN G24MICCC3MICROBIAL GENETICS AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY5Regulation of Gene Expression
168M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyRAJESH KANNAN V24MICCC4VIROLOGY AND MYCOLOGY1General Virology
169M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyRAJESH KANNAN V24MICCC4VIROLOGY AND MYCOLOGY3Plant Viruses
170M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyRAJESH KANNAN V24MICCC4VIROLOGY AND MYCOLOGY2Bacterial Viruses
171M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyRAJESH KANNAN V24MICCC4VIROLOGY AND MYCOLOGY4Animal Viruses
172M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyRAJESH KANNAN V24MICCC4VIROLOGY AND MYCOLOGY5Other Viruses and Antiviral Agents
173M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyDHANASEKARAN D24MICCC5AMEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY
174M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyDHANASEKARAN D24MICCC5AMEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY
175M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyDHANASEKARAN D24MICCC5AMEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY
176M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyDHANASEKARAN D24MICCC5AMEDICAL MICROBIOLOGY
177M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyRAJESH KANNAN V24MICCC6ENVIRONMENTAL AND AGRICULTURAL MICROBIOLOGY1Environmental Microbiology
178M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyRAJESH KANNAN V24MICCC6ENVIRONMENTAL AND AGRICULTURAL MICROBIOLOGY2Air and Aquatic Microbiology
179M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyRAJESH KANNAN V24MICCC6ENVIRONMENTAL AND AGRICULTURAL MICROBIOLOGY3Waste Treatments
180M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyRAJESH KANNAN V24MICCC6ENVIRONMENTAL AND AGRICULTURAL MICROBIOLOGY4Agroecosystem
181M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyRAJESH KANNAN V24MICCC6ENVIRONMENTAL AND AGRICULTURAL MICROBIOLOGY5Sustainable Agriculture
182M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologySURESH S.S. RAJA24MICCC7IMMUNOLOGY
183M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyDHANASEKARAN D24MICCC8FOOD AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY
184M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyDHANASEKARAN D24MICCC8FOOD AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY
185M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyDHANASEKARAN D24MICCC8FOOD AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY
186M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyDHANASEKARAN D24MICCC8FOOD AND INDUSTRIAL MICROBIOLOGY
187M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologySURESH S.S. RAJA24MICCC9ARECOMBINANT DNA TECHNOLOGY
188M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologySURESH S.S. RAJA24MICCC9ARECOMBINANT DNA TECHNOLOGY
189M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologySURESH S.S. RAJA24MICCC9ARECOMBINANT DNA TECHNOLOGY
190M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologySURESH S.S. RAJA24MICCC9ARECOMBINANT DNA TECHNOLOGY
191M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologySURESH S.S. RAJA24MICCC9ARECOMBINANT DNA TECHNOLOGY
192M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologySURESH S.S. RAJA24MICCC9ARECOMBINANT DNA TECHNOLOGY
193M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyVIJAYAKUMAR R24MICEPSCENTREPRENEURSHIP IN MICROBIOLOGY
194M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyVIJAYAKUMAR R24MICEPSCENTREPRENEURSHIP IN MICROBIOLOGY
195M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyVIJAYAKUMAR R24MICEPSCENTREPRENEURSHIP IN MICROBIOLOGY
196M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyVIJAYAKUMAR R24MICEPSCENTREPRENEURSHIP IN MICROBIOLOGY
197M.Sc. MicrobiologyDepartment of MicrobiologyVIJAYAKUMAR R24MICEPSCENTREPRENEURSHIP IN MICROBIOLOGY
198M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceKADALMANI B22ZOOC11Structure and Function of Invertebrates
199M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceKADALMANI B22ZOOC12Cell Biology
200M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceMAHESH KANDASAMY22ZOOC13Biomolecules and Structural Biology
201M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceEMMANUVEL RAJAN K22ZOOC14Genetics and Evolution
202M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceKADALMANI B22ZOOC21Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrates
203M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceEMMANUVEL RAJAN K22ZOOC22Developmental Biology
204M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceEMMANUVEL RAJAN K22ZOOC23Molecular Biology
205M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceTHIRUMURUGAN R22ZOOC24Environmental Biology
206M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceTHIRUMURUGAN R22ZOOC31General Microbiology
207M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceEMMANUVEL RAJAN K22ZOOC32Biology of Immune system
208M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceKADALMANI B22ZOOC33Animal Physiology
209M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceTHIRUMURUGAN R22ZOOME21Aquaculture and Fisheries
210M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceKADALMANI B22ZOOME22Reproductive Technology
211M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceEMMANUVEL RAJAN K22ZOOME31Genomics and Proteomics
212M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceMAHESH KANDASAMY22ZOOME32Cancer Biology
213M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceTHIRUMURUGAN R22ZOONME21Sericulture Technology
214M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceEMMANUVEL RAJAN K22ZOONME32Integrated Farming Management
215M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceKADALMANI B22ZOONME33Molecular Evolution
216M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceMAHESH KANDASAMY22ZOOVC19Bioinstrumentation
217M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceEMMANUVEL RAJAN K22ZOOVC23Medical Parasitology
218M.Sc. ZoologyDepartment of Animal ScienceKADALMANI B22ZOOVC33Biostatistics
219B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE11History, Principles and Foundation of Physical Education1introduction
220B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE11History, Principles and Foundation of Physical Education2historical development
221B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE11History, Principles and Foundation of Physical Education3biological principles
222B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE11History, Principles and Foundation of Physical Education4psycho-sociological
223B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE11History, Principles and Foundation of Physical Education5foundation of physical education
224B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE12Anatomy and Physiology1introduction
225B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE12Anatomy and Physiology2circulatory system
226B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE12Anatomy and Physiology3respiratory, digestive and excretory system
227B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE12Anatomy and Physiology4nervous system
228B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE12Anatomy and Physiology5exercise and its effects on system
229B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE13Health Education and Environmental Studies1INTRODUCTION TO HEALTH EDUCATION
230B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE13Health Education and Environmental Studies2COMMUNICABLE DISEASES
231B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE13Health Education and Environmental Studies3HEALTH PROBLEMS
232B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE13Health Education and Environmental Studies4ENVIRONMENT SCIENCE
233B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE13Health Education and Environmental Studies5NATURAL RESOURCES
234B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE14EAOlympic Movement1origin
235B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE14EAOlympic Movement2values
236B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE14EAOlympic Movement3modern Olympic games
237B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE14EAOlympic Movement4different Olympic games
238B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE14EAOlympic Movement5committees of Olympic games
239B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE21Yoga Education1introduction to yoga
240B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE21Yoga Education2asanas
241B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE21Yoga Education3pranayama
242B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE21Yoga Education4benefits of yoga
243B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE21Yoga Education5yoga and physical education
244B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE22Methods of Teaching in Physical Education and Educational Technology1Teaching- nature, objectives, characteristics and requirement
245B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE22Methods of Teaching in Physical Education and Educational Technology2Teaching aids
246B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE22Methods of Teaching in Physical Education and Educational Technology3Lesson planning and teaching innovation
247B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE22Methods of Teaching in Physical Education and Educational Technology4Education technology
248B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE22Methods of Teaching in Physical Education and Educational Technology4Education technology
249B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE22Methods of Teaching in Physical Education and Educational Technology5Evaluvation
250B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE22Methods of Teaching in Physical Education and Educational Technology5Evaluvation
251B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE22Methods of Teaching in Physical Education and Educational Technology5Evaluvation
252B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE22Methods of Teaching in Physical Education and Educational Technology5Evaluvation
253B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE23Organization, administration and supervision in Physical Education1organization and administration
254B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE23Organization, administration and supervision in Physical Education2competition organization
255B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE23Organization, administration and supervision in Physical Education3facilities and timetable management
256B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE23Organization, administration and supervision in Physical Education4office management
257B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE23Organization, administration and supervision in Physical Education5supervision
258B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE24EA Contemporary issues in physical education1introduction to fitness and lifestyle
259B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE24EA Contemporary issues in physical education2introduction to wellness and lifestyle
260B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE24EA Contemporary issues in physical education3impact of fitness and wellness
261B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE24EA Contemporary issues in physical education4implication of exercise programme
262B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE24EA Contemporary issues in physical education5issues in physical education
263B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationKALIDASAN R21BPE31Sports training4Technical training and Tactical training
264B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationKALIDASAN R21BPE31Sports training5Training Programming and Planning
265B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationKALIDASAN R21BPE31Sports training5Training Programming and Planning
266B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE31Sports training1introduction to sports training
267B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE31Sports training2training
268B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE31Sports training3training process
269B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE31Sports training4tactical training
270B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE31Sports training5planning
271B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE32Computer applications in Physical Education1Introduction to computer
272B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE32Computer applications in Physical Education2MS word
273B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE32Computer applications in Physical Education3MS EXCEL
274B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE32Computer applications in Physical Education4MS POWER POINT
275B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE32Computer applications in Physical Education5INTERNET AND ICT
276B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE33Sports Psychology and Sociology1Introduction to sports psychology
277B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE33Sports Psychology and Sociology2personality
278B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE33Sports Psychology and Sociology3kinesthetic
279B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE33Sports Psychology and Sociology4sociology
280B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE33Sports Psychology and Sociology5leadership
281B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE34EASports Medicine, Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation1sports medicine
282B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE34EASports Medicine, Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation2first aid
283B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE34EASports Medicine, Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation3physiotherapy
284B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE34EASports Medicine, Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation4electrotherapy and massage
285B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE34EASports Medicine, Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation5therapeutic exercise
286B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE41Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education1introduction to test and evaluation
287B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE41Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education2criteria for administration
288B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE41Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education3classification of test
289B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE41Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education4physical fitness test
290B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE41Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education5sports skill test
291B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE42Kinesiology and Biomechanics1Introduction to kinesiology
292B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE42Kinesiology and Biomechanics2Joints and muscles
293B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE42Kinesiology and Biomechanics3Introduction to biomechanics
294B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE42Kinesiology and Biomechanics4kinetic
295B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE42Kinesiology and Biomechanics5Kinematics
296B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE43Research and Statistics in Physical Education1Introducion to research
297B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE43Research and Statistics in Physical Education2Survey of related literature
298B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE43Research and Statistics in Physical Education3Research proposal and report
299B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE43Research and Statistics in Physical Education4Basic of statistical analysis
300B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE43Research and Statistics in Physical Education5Statistical model in physical education
301B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE44EATheory of Sports and Games1introduction to sports
302B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE44EATheory of Sports and Games2biomechanical principles in coaching
303B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE44EATheory of Sports and Games3scientific principles of coaching
304B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE44EATheory of Sports and Games4physical fitness
305B.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21BPE44EATheory of Sports and Games5conditioning exercise and warming up
306M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE11Test, Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education1introduction
307M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE11Test, Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education2motor fitness test
308M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE11Test, Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education3physical fitness test
309M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE11Test, Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education4anthropometric physiological and psychology
310M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE11Test, Measurement and Evaluation in Physical Education5skill test
311M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE12Physiology of Exercise3Respiratory system and exercise
312M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE12Physiology of Exercise4Metabolism and energy transport
313M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE12Physiology of Exercise5Climate condition and sports performance
314M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE12Physiology of Exercise1Skeletal muscle and exercise
315M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE12Physiology of Exercise2Cardic Vascular and exercise
316M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE13Yogic Sciences1YOGI SCIENCE
317M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE13Yogic Sciences2yogic science-- Asanas
318M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE13Yogic Sciences3pranayama and meditation
319M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE13Yogic Sciences4Kriyas And Mudras
320M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE13Yogic Sciences5yoga and Sports.
321M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE14EBSports Technology1sports Technology
322M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE14EBSports Technology2science of sports materials
323M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE14EBSports Technology3surfaces of playfields
324M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE14EBSports Technology4Modern Equipment
325M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE14EBSports Technology5Training Gadgets
326M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE21Applied Statistics in Physical Education1introduction
327M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE21Applied Statistics in Physical Education2data classification
328M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE21Applied Statistics in Physical Education3measures of dispersions
329M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE21Applied Statistics in Physical Education4graphs
330M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE21Applied Statistics in Physical Education5inferential statistics
331M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE22Sports Biomechanics and Kinesiology1Introduction to applied kinesiology and sports biomechanics
332M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE22Sports Biomechanics and Kinesiology2Muscle action
333M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE22Sports Biomechanics and Kinesiology3Motion and force
334M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE22Sports Biomechanics and Kinesiology4Projectile and lever
335M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE22Sports Biomechanics and Kinesiology5Movement analysis
336M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE23Research process in Physical Education & Sports Sciences1Introduction
337M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE23Research process in Physical Education & Sports Sciences2Methods os research
338M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE23Research process in Physical Education & Sports Sciences3Expermental research
339M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE23Research process in Physical Education & Sports Sciences4Sampling
340M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE23Research process in Physical Education & Sports Sciences5Research proposal
341M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE24EASports Journalism and Mass Media1journalism
342M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE24EASports Journalism and Mass Media2sports bulletin
343M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE24EASports Journalism and Mass Media3mass media
344M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE24EASports Journalism and Mass Media4report writing on sports
345M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE24EASports Journalism and Mass Media5sports Reporting
346M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE31Scientific principles of Sports training1sports training
347M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE31Scientific principles of Sports training2strength, speed and endurance
348M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE31Scientific principles of Sports training3flexibility
349M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE31Scientific principles of Sports training4training plan
350M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE31Scientific principles of Sports training5doping
351M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE31Scientific principles of Sports training5doping
352M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE32Sports Medicine4Upper extremity injuries and exercise
353M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE32Sports Medicine5Lower exterminate injuries and exercise
354M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE32Sports Medicine1Introduction to sports medicine
355M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE32Sports Medicine2Basic rehabilitation
356M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE32Sports Medicine3Sports injuries and exercise
357M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE33Sports Management and Curriculum Designs in Physical Education1Introduction to Sports Management
358M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE33Sports Management and Curriculum Designs in Physical Education2Financial and Program Management
359M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE33Sports Management and Curriculum Designs in Physical Education3equipment and public relation
360M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE33Sports Management and Curriculum Designs in Physical Education4curriculum
361M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE33Sports Management and Curriculum Designs in Physical Education5curriculum sources
362M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE34EBPhysical Fitness and Wellness1introduction to physical fitness
363M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE34EBPhysical Fitness and Wellness2wellness
364M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE34EBPhysical Fitness and Wellness3aerobic exercise
365M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE34EBPhysical Fitness and Wellness4anaerobic exercise
366M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE34EBPhysical Fitness and Wellness5flexibility
367M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE41ICT in Physical Education1COMMICATION
368M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE41ICT in Physical Education2FUNDAMENTALS
369M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE41ICT in Physical Education3MS OFFICE
370M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE41ICT in Physical Education4ICT integration
371M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE41ICT in Physical Education5E-LEARNING
372M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE42Sports Psychology1introduction to sports psychology
373M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE42Sports Psychology2motivation
374M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE42Sports Psychology3goal setting
375M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE42Sports Psychology4sports sociology
376M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE42Sports Psychology5group cohesion
377M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE44EAValue and Environmental Education1 Introduction to Value Education
378M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE44EAValue and Environmental Education2Value System.
379M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE44EAValue and Environmental Education3Environmental Education
380M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE44EAValue and Environmental Education4Rural Sanitation and Urban Sanitation
381M.P.Ed.Department of Physical EducationPALANISAMY A21MPE44EAValue and Environmental Education5Natural Resources and Related Environmental Issues.
382M.A. Gender StudiesDepartment of Women's StudiesMURUGESWARI NCC-IGender Concepts, Theories and Masculinities1Gender Concepts
383M.A. Gender StudiesDepartment of Women's StudiesMURUGESWARI NCC-IGender Concepts, Theories and Masculinities2Theoretical Perspective and Approaches of Gender
384M.A. Gender StudiesDepartment of Women's StudiesMURUGESWARI NCC-IGender Concepts, Theories and Masculinities3Understanding Sexualities
385M.A. Gender StudiesDepartment of Women's StudiesMURUGESWARI NCC-IGender Concepts, Theories and Masculinities4Changing Context and Content of Gender
386M.A. Gender StudiesDepartment of Women's StudiesMURUGESWARI NCC-IGender Concepts, Theories and Masculinities5Field Work and Assignment
387M.A. Gender StudiesDepartment of Women's StudiesMURUGESWARI NCC-IGender Concepts, Theories and Masculinities6Current Contours
388M.A. Gender StudiesDepartment of Women's StudiesMURUGESWARI NCC-IIIGender , Health Nutrition2Understanding Food and Nutrition from Gender Perspective
389M.A. Gender StudiesDepartment of Women's StudiesMURUGESWARI NCC-IIIGender , Health Nutrition3Reproductive Health: Gender Implications
390M.A. Gender StudiesDepartment of Women's StudiesMURUGESWARI NCC-IIIGender , Health Nutrition6Health consequences of Gender based Violence, Field Work and Current Contours
391M.A. Gender StudiesDepartment of Women's StudiesMURUGESWARI NCC-IIIGender , Health Nutrition5Field Work
392M.A. Gender StudiesDepartment of Women's StudiesMURUGESWARI NCC-IIIGender , Health Nutrition4Health consequences of gender based violence
393M.A. Gender StudiesDepartment of Women's StudiesMURUGESWARI NCC-VIIGender Representation in Media: Feminist Critique1Media Advertisement: Gender Portrayal
394M.A. Gender StudiesDepartment of Women's StudiesMURUGESWARI NCC-VIIGender Representation in Media: Feminist Critique2Feminist Communication Theories
395M.A. Gender StudiesDepartment of Women's StudiesMURUGESWARI NCC-VIIGender Representation in Media: Feminist Critique3Communication as Empowerment
396M.A. Gender StudiesDepartment of Women's StudiesMURUGESWARI NCC-VIIGender Representation in Media: Feminist Critique4Representation and Reinforcing Population Culture
397M.A. Gender StudiesDepartment of Women's StudiesMURUGESWARI NCC-VIIGender Representation in Media: Feminist Critique5Changing Perspectives of Alternate Media
398M.A. Gender StudiesDepartment of Women's StudiesMURUGESWARI NEC-VIHuman Rights and Legal Systems - Gender Concerns1Introduction - Human Rights
399M.A. Gender StudiesDepartment of Women's StudiesMURUGESWARI NEC-VIHuman Rights and Legal Systems - Gender Concerns2International Organizations and Human Rights
400M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSENTHILVELAN M22PH101Mathematical Physics1First 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.
401M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSENTHILVELAN M22PH101Mathematical Physics2General 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.
402M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSENTHILVELAN M22PH101Mathematical Physics3Introduction - 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
403M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSENTHILVELAN M22PH101Mathematical Physics4Vector 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.
404M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSENTHILVELAN M22PH101Mathematical Physics5Definition 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.
405M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsMURUGANANDAM P22PH102Classical Mechanics2Newton'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
406M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsMURUGANANDAM P22PH102Classical Mechanics2Monogenic 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.
407M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSENTHILVELAN M22PH202Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics1Review 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
408M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSENTHILVELAN M22PH202Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics2Introduction 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
409M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSENTHILVELAN M22PH202Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics3Need 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.
410M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSENTHILVELAN M22PH202Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics4Weakly 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.
411M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSENTHILVELAN M22PH202Thermodynamics and Statistical Physics5Introduction 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
412M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSABARI GIRISUN T C22PH301Electromagnetic Theory1Electrostatics: Coulomb’s law – Gauss’ law – Divergence and curl of electrostatic field – Electric field and potential due to an electric dipole – Poisson and Laplace Equations
413M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSABARI GIRISUN T C22PH301Electromagnetic Theory1Electrostatics: Boundary conditions and uniqueness theorem – Green’s theorem – Method of Images – Illustrations
414M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSABARI GIRISUN T C22PH301Electromagnetic Theory2Fields in Matter: Electric qudrapole – Multipole expansion – Dielectric polarization and field due to a polarized sphere – The Clausius Mossotti relation
415M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSABARI GIRISUN T C22PH301Electromagnetic Theory3Magentostatics: 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
416M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSABARI GIRISUN T C22PH301Electromagnetic Theory4Electromagnetism: Faraday’s law of induction – Self and mutual inductance
417M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSABARI GIRISUN T C22PH301Electromagnetic Theory4Electromagnetism: Equation of continuity –Maxwell’s displacement current – Maxwell equations and its derivation – Maxwell equations in free space, linear isotropic medium and harmonically varying fields
418M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSABARI GIRISUN T C22PH301Electromagnetic Theory5Electromagnetism: Conservation of energy (Poynting’s theorem) – Poynting Vector - Conservation of momentum for electromagnetic fields
419M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsRAMESH BABU R22PH303ACondensed Matter Physics1Crystals and 2-D and 3D Bravais lattices
420M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSABARI GIRISUN T C22PH315Practical III: General Physics & Materials Science Laboratory1Materials Science Lab manual - I
421M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSABARI GIRISUN T C22PH315Practical III: General Physics & Materials Science Laboratory2Materials Science Lab manual - II
422M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsJEGANATHAN K22PH324AElective III: Physics of Nanomaterials and Applications11. INTRODUCTION TO NANOSCIENCE AND NANOTECHNOLOGY
423M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsJEGANATHAN K22PH324AElective III: Physics of Nanomaterials and Applications12. Physical, optical and electrical properties
424M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsJEGANATHAN K22PH324AElective III: Physics of Nanomaterials and Applications1Length Scale in Physics
425M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsJEGANATHAN K22PH324AElective III: Physics of Nanomaterials and Applications1Physics of Quantum Confinement
426M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSABARI GIRISUN T C22PH401Lasers and Nonlinear Optics1Basics of lasers
427M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSABARI GIRISUN T C22PH401Lasers and Nonlinear Optics2Advanced Lasers and Nobel Prizes
428M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSABARI GIRISUN T C22PH401Lasers and Nonlinear Optics3Basics pf Nonlinear Optics
429M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSABARI GIRISUN T C22PH401Lasers and Nonlinear Optics4Advanced Nonlinear Optics
430M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsSABARI GIRISUN T C22PH401Lasers and Nonlinear Optics5Nonlinear Optics: Experiments and Applications
431M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsMURUGANANDAM P22PH402Nonlinear Dynamics2Elementary 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.
432M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsMURUGANANDAM P22PH402Nonlinear Dynamics1Phase trajectories, phase-space - Classification of equilibrium points (Linear stability analysis)
433M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsRAMESH BABU R22PH443Crystal Growth Methods and Characterization2Gel Growth
434M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsRAMESH BABU R22PH443Crystal Growth Methods and Characterization2Gel Growth
435M.Sc. PhysicsDepartment of PhysicsRAMESH BABU R22PH443Crystal Growth Methods and Characterization5Chemical Etching
436M.Tech. GeoinformaticsDepartment of GeographyJEGANKUMAR R24CC01Remote Sensing3Satellite Orbits
437M.Tech. GeoinformaticsDepartment of GeographyJEGANKUMAR R24CC01Remote Sensing3Remote Sensing Platforms
438M.Tech. GeoinformaticsDepartment of GeographyJEGANKUMAR R24CC01Remote Sensing1Spectral Reflectance Curve
439M.Tech. GeoinformaticsDepartment of GeographyJEGANKUMAR R24CC01Remote Sensing3Satellite Resolutions : Spatial | Spectral | Radiometric | Temporal
440M.Tech. GeoinformaticsDepartment of GeographyJEGANKUMAR R24CC03Geographical Information System1Geographic information system and its Applications
441M.Tech. GeoinformaticsDepartment of GeographyJEGANKUMAR R24CC09Digital Image Processing1Introduction to Digital Image Processing
442M.Tech. GeoinformaticsDepartment of GeographyJEGANKUMAR R24CC09Digital Image Processing2Digital Image Processing: Geometric & Radiometric Correction
443M.Tech. GeoinformaticsDepartment of GeographyJEGANKUMAR R24CC09Digital Image Processing2Digital Image Processing: Image Enhancement - Filters - Indices
444M.Tech. GeoinformaticsDepartment of GeographyJEGANKUMAR R24CC16Resources Evaluation Lab1Land Use and Land Cover Change Detection
445M.Tech. GeoinformaticsDepartment of GeographyJEGANKUMAR R24CC16Resources Evaluation Lab3Resources Evaluation: Rainfall Analysis for Crop Planning
446M.Tech. GeoinformaticsDepartment of GeographyJEGANKUMAR R24CC18Research Ethics, Project Management and IPR1Research, Types, Identification of fields sub field and themes.
447M.Tech. GeoinformaticsDepartment of GeographyJEGANKUMAR R24CC18Research Ethics, Project Management and IPR1Selection of the Topic Statement of the Problem
448M.Tech. GeoinformaticsDepartment of GeographyJEGANKUMAR R24EC05Advances in Geospatial Technologies (Elective V)3Ground Penetrating Radar Principles and Survey Methods
449M.Tech. GeoinformaticsDepartment of GeographyJEGANKUMAR R24EC05Advances in Geospatial Technologies (Elective V)3Application of Ground Penetrating Radar and Multi Criteria Decision in Disaster Studies
450M.Tech. GeoinformaticsDepartment of GeographyJEGANKUMAR R24EC05Advances in Geospatial Technologies (Elective V)5Weighted Overlay - Multi Criteria Analysis (Land Suitability Analysis)
451M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)Department of GeographyMASILAMANI P22GE2PC07Geographical Thought2TRADITIONS OF GEOGRAPHY
452M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)Department of GeographyMASILAMANI P22GE2PC07Geographical Thought2DEVELOPMENT OF GEOGRAPHICAL THOUGHT
453M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)Department of GeographyMASILAMANI P22GE2PC10Watershed Studies4LAND EVALUATION
454M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)Department of GeographyMASILAMANI P22GE2PC10Watershed Studies4LAND EVALUATION FOR LAND USE PLANNING
455M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)Department of GeographyMASILAMANI P22GE2PC10Watershed Studies4Watershed Management
456M.Sc. Geography (2 Year)Department of GeographyMASILAMANI P22GE2PC10Watershed Studies1Concept of Watershed
457M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated) Department of GeographyMASILAMANI PGC014Cartography1History of Cartography – Projection and Its Types
458M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated) Department of GeographyJEGANKUMAR RGC023Physical Geography2Drainage Basin - Streams – Drainage Pattern
459M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated) Department of GeographyMASILAMANI PGC082Geographical Thought2TRADITIONS OF GEOGRAPHY
460M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated) Department of GeographyMASILAMANI PGC082Geographical Thought2DEVELOPMENT OF GEOGRAPHICAL THOUGHT
461M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated) Department of GeographyMASILAMANI PGC091Watershed Studies4LAND EVALUATION FOR LAND USE PLANNING
462M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated) Department of GeographyMASILAMANI PGC091Watershed Studies4LAND EVALUATION
463M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated) Department of GeographyMASILAMANI PGC091Watershed Studies1Watershed Management
464M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated) Department of GeographyMASILAMANI PGC091Watershed Studies1Concept of Watershed
465M.Sc. Geography (5 Year Integrated) Department of GeographyJEGANKUMAR RGS059Skill Based Elective - Principles of GIS1Geographic information system and its Applications
466M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS15BElectronic Resource Management System1Information Sources: Concept, Types/ Kinds, Characteristic features and use. Types of sources (Primary, Secondary, Tertiary and Non- Documentary Sources) - Evaluation of Information Sources
467M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS15BElectronic Resource Management System2Electronic 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
468M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS15BElectronic Resource Management System3Free databases and fee based bibliographical and full text databases, subject related websites, Institutional repositories, Open Archives and digital Libraries.
469M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS15BElectronic Resource Management System4Resource 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
470M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS15BElectronic Resource Management System5Components of Information System: Libraries, Documentation Centres, Information centres, Data, Data Banks, Museums, Memories, Publishing Houses. Virtual Reference Desk
471M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS20AInformetrics and Scientometrics1Informetrics – Evaluation – Concept, Bliometrics, Scientometrics, Informetrics, Webometrics and Altmetrics
472M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS20AInformetrics and Scientometrics2Theory and Laws - Zipf’s law, Lotka’s Law, Bradford’s Law. Price Theory
473M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS20AInformetrics and Scientometrics3Quantitative and Qualitative techniques: Types, Multidimensional scaling, Cluster analysis, Correspondence analysis, Co-word analysis, media and audience analysis
474M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS20AInformetrics and Scientometrics4Citation Theory and Analysis; Definition, Theory of citing, different forms of citations, Age of citation – citation counts , Self –citation – Citation Index _ Impact Factor – H Index.
475M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS20AInformetrics and Scientometrics5Emerging Trends: Webometrics, Altmetrics, Analysis Tools ( Hitscite and Bibexcel, PAJEK, VOS Viewer and Bibloshiny )
476M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS3Knowledge Organization (Theory) - Classification and Cataloguing1Universe of Knowledge: Structure and Attributes-Modes of Formation of Subjects
477M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS3Knowledge Organization (Theory) - Classification and Cataloguing2General theory of Library Classification: Normative Principles and their applications; Canons and Facet Analysis; Fundamental Categories, Systems and Specials
478M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS3Knowledge Organization (Theory) - Classification and Cataloguing3Schemes of Library Classification: Introduction, Features and Application- CC, DDC, UDC and LC
479M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS3Knowledge Organization (Theory) - Classification and Cataloguing4Cataloguing: Purpose, structure, types; normative principles, Canons & Laws; Standard Codes of Cataloguing – CCC and AACR 2; Copy Cataloguing.
480M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS3Knowledge Organization (Theory) - Classification and Cataloguing5Subject cataloguing –Subject Heading lists - SLSH, LCSH. Bibliographic Control –ISBD(G) and UBC
481M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceBALASUBRAMANI RP21MLS5Information Technology in Libraries (Theory)1Information Technology: Concept, Definition and Components, Types of Computers; Components of a computer: CPU, Storage, I/O Devices, Network Architecture, Client-Server and Web-Clients
482M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceJEYAPRAGASH B P21MLS6Management of Library and Information Centres1Management: Concept, Definition, Scope, Principles and Functions of Management; Schools of Management Thought; Systems Analysis and Design
483M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceJEYAPRAGASH B P21MLS6Management of Library and Information Centres3Human 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.
484M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceJEYAPRAGASH B P21MLS6Management of Library and Information Centres4Financial Management: Planning and Control – Resource Generation. Budget: Types and Budgetary Control Techniques – Cost Effective and Cost Benefit Analysis in Libraries
485M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS8Information Processing and Retrieval Systems1Information Retrieval System – concepts – Tools and Techniques; Models
486M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS8Information Processing and Retrieval Systems2Indexing systems – General Theory of Indexing languages. Indexing: Pre coordination and Post coordination, Keyword Indexing, Evaluation of Indexing System, thesaurus and vocabulary control
487M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS8Information Processing and Retrieval Systems3Organization of digital resources – Metadata standards – Dublin core, MARC21, ISO 2709, UNIMARC, CCF and DOI (Digital Object identifier)
488M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS8Information Processing and Retrieval Systems4Query formulation - search process; Search Techniques and strategies in Web of Science, Scopus, BLAISE, INSPEC, MEDLINE
489M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP21MLS8Information Processing and Retrieval Systems5Evaluation of Information Retrieval Systems: Purpose – Criteria; Recall and Precision and steps in evaluation – Major Evaluation Studies – MEDLARS and SMART Retrieval.
490M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceJEYAPRAGASH B P24MLS2AInformationResources1Types 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.
491M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceJEYAPRAGASH B P24MLS2AInformationResources2Ready Reference Sources –Types and Values - Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, Annuals, Biographical Sources, Patents and Standards, Handbooks and Manuals, Geographical sources.
492M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceJEYAPRAGASH B P24MLS2AInformationResources4Digital Information Resources: E-Books, E-Journals, Database: Bibliographic, Full Text, Numeric. Electronic Theses and Dissertations; Subject Gateways; Web Portals.
493M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceJEYAPRAGASH B P24MLS2AInformationResources5Evaluation of Information Sources – Print and E-Resources
494M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP24MLS3Knowledge Organization(Theory)-1Universe of Knowledge: Structure and Attributes-Mapping of Knowledge/ Subject, Modes of Formation of Subjects,
495M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP24MLS3Knowledge Organization(Theory)-2Library 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
496M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP24MLS3Knowledge Organization(Theory)-3General 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
497M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP24MLS3Knowledge Organization(Theory)-4Cataloguing: 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).
498M.Lib.I.ScDepartment of Library and Information ScienceRANGANATHAN  CP24MLS3Knowledge Organization(Theory)-5Subject cataloguing–Subject Headings: Sears’ List of Subject Heading,-LCSH, MeSH, SHE, Chain Procedure. Bibliographic Control–ISBD (G)and UBC
499M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCC04Water, Soil Pollution and Management
500M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCC04Water, Soil Pollution and Management1Water sources
501M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCC04Water, Soil Pollution and Management1Water Pollution
502M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCC04Water, Soil Pollution and Management2Wastewater Characteristics
503M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCC04Water, Soil Pollution and Management3Wastewater Treatment
504M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCC04Water, Soil Pollution and Management3Tertiary water treatment
505M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCC04Water, Soil Pollution and Management4Water Pollution Management
506M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCC04Water, Soil Pollution and Management5Soil Pollution
507M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyUMAMAHESWARI SCC05Air Pollution and Management1Classification 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.
508M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyUMAMAHESWARI SCC05Air Pollution and Management2Sampling, 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.
509M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyUMAMAHESWARI SCC05Air Pollution and Management3UNIY 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.
510M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCC07Solid and Hazardous waste Management2Collection,transportation and transfer stations
511M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCC07Solid and Hazardous waste Management1Types, Sources and Characteristics of Solid waste
512M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCC07Solid and Hazardous waste Management2Carbon credits, Electrical Energy Recovery
513M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCC07Solid and Hazardous waste Management5Case Studies
514M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCC07Solid and Hazardous waste Management4Hazardous wastes-Characteristics
515M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCC07Solid and Hazardous waste Management2Life Cycle Analysis
516M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCC07Solid and Hazardous waste Management3Municipal Solid waste Management
517M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCC07Solid and Hazardous waste Management3MSW management
518M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCC07Solid and Hazardous waste Management3Open dumping and Landfills
519M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCC07Solid and Hazardous waste Management3Thermal Processing of Wastes
520M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyUMAMAHESWARI SCC08Environmental Biotechnology2Introduction 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.
521M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCO01AEnvironmental Chemistry4Atmospheric Chemistry
522M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCO01AEnvironmental Chemistry5Soil Chemistry
523M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCO01AEnvironmental Chemistry3Hydrospheric Chemistry
524M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyUMAMAHESWARI SCO01BEco-Tourism1Introduction 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.
525M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyGOVINDARAJU MCO03ARemote Sensing and GIS for Environmental Studies
526M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyGOVINDARAJU MEC01ABiodiversity and Conservation
527M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyUMAMAHESWARI SEC01BNatural Resources1Water 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.
528M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyUMAMAHESWARI SEC01BNatural Resources2Mineral 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.
529M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyGOVINDARAJU MEC02AEnvironmental Impact Assessment
530M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MEC03BForest Ecology and Management3Concepts of Forest Ecology
531M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MEC03BForest Ecology and Management1Forest Ecosystem
532M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MEC03BForest Ecology and Management2Forest Types
533M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MEC03BForest Ecology and Management4Forest Ecosystem Management
534M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MEC03BForest Ecology and Management5Wild life resources and Conservation
535M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyUMAMAHESWARI SEIBC01Entrepreneurship for green products2Negotiating 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.
536M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyGOVINDARAJU MNME01Contemporary Environmental Issues33
537M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyGOVINDARAJU MNME01Contemporary Environmental Issues3Solid Waste Management
538M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyGOVINDARAJU MNME02Non major Elective-Energy and Environment
539M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyUMAMAHESWARI SNME02Non major Elective-Energy and Environment1Energy 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.
540M.Sc. Environmental ScienceDepartment of Environmental BiotechnologyUMAMAHESWARI SNME02Non major Elective-Energy and Environment2Non 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
541M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)Department of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MCC03Environmental Chemistry
542M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)Department of Environmental BiotechnologySIVASUDHA TCC07Genetic Engineering2Cloning Vectors
543M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)Department of Environmental BiotechnologySIVASUDHA TCC07Genetic Engineering1Restriction Enzymes
544M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)Department of Environmental BiotechnologySIVASUDHA TCC07Genetic Engineering4NextGeneration Sequencing
545M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)Department of Environmental BiotechnologyUMAMAHESWARI SCC08Environmental Biotechnology3Role of microorganims in bioremediation Application of bacteria and fungi in bioremediation: White rot fungi vs specialized degrading bacteria: examples, uses and advantages vs
546M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)Department of Environmental BiotechnologySIVASUDHA TCO03APlant and Animal Biotechnology3Stress tolerance and Resistance
547M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)Department of Environmental BiotechnologyUMAMAHESWARI SEC01AEcology and Environmental Sciences1Fundamentals 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.
548M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)Department of Environmental BiotechnologyUMAMAHESWARI SEC01AEcology and Environmental Sciences2Population 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.
549M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)Department of Environmental BiotechnologyVASANTHY MEC02ABioinformatics and Statistics
550M.Sc. Biotechnology (Environment)Department of Environmental BiotechnologyUMAMAHESWARI SEIBC01Entrepreneurship for green products1Innovation 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.
551B.Ed. (CDOE)Department of Education (CDOE)THOLAPPAN A24CDE8Critical Understanding of ICT in Education4Internet and Educational Resources-Online resources
552B.Ed. (CDOE)Department of Education (CDOE)THOLAPPAN A24CDE8Critical Understanding of ICT in Education4Internet and Educational Resources- E-learning: Mobile-learning
553B.Ed. (CDOE)Department of Education (CDOE)THOLAPPAN A24CDE8Critical Understanding of ICT in Education4ICT Enriched Learning Experiences-Multi Media and Education
554B.Ed. (CDOE)Department of Education (CDOE)THOLAPPAN A24CDE8Critical Understanding of ICT in Education2ICT in Education - Programmed instruction of Critical Understanding of ICT
555B.Ed. (CDOE)Department of Education (CDOE)THOLAPPAN A24CED1Childhood and Growing Up2Understanding Adolescent Learner: Growth and Development of adolescent
556B.Ed. (CDOE)Department of Education (CDOE)THOLAPPAN A24CED9Environmental Education2Environmental problems and protection-Environmental pollution and its consequences
557B.Ed. (CDOE)Department of Education (CDOE)THOLAPPAN A24CEDP1:4TEACHING OF SCIENCE4General methods of teaching science: Teacher centered methods:
558B.Ed. (CDOE)Department of Education (CDOE)THOLAPPAN A24CEDP1:4TEACHING OF SCIENCE3Micro Teaching - meanings, definitions
559B.Ed. (CDOE)Department of Education (CDOE)THOLAPPAN A24CEDP1:4TEACHING OF SCIENCE4Methods of Teaching-Project Method
560B.Ed. (CDOE)Department of Education (CDOE)THOLAPPAN A24CEDP1:4TEACHING OF SCIENCE4Methods of Teaching-Project Method
561B.Ed. (CDOE)Department of Education (CDOE)THOLAPPAN A24CEDP1:4TEACHING OF SCIENCE4Methods of Teaching-Problem Solving Method
562M.A. HistoryDepartment of HistoryASOKAN TCC04World in the Age of Extremes1First World War: Causes, Courses, and Effects
563M.A. HistoryDepartment of HistoryASOKAN TCC04World in the Age of Extremes4Second World War: Causes, Courses, and Effects
564M.A. HistoryDepartment of HistoryASOKAN TCC04World in the Age of Extremes5UNO: Reasons of Formations; Structures and Functions
565M.A. HistoryDepartment of HistoryYENDA SRINIVASA RAOCC06Historiography3Historiography
566M.A. HistoryDepartment of HistoryYENDA SRINIVASA RAOCC06Historiography3Krishna Prasad Jaisawal
567M.A. HistoryDepartment of HistoryYENDA SRINIVASA RAOCC06Historiography4MARCH BLOCH
568M.A. HistoryDepartment of HistoryYENDA SRINIVASA RAOCC06Historiography3RC DUTT
569M.A. HistoryDepartment of HistoryASOKAN TCO02Colonialism and Nationalism in Modern India4Nationalist Advances: 1928-1939, Simon Commission and Nehru Report
570M.A. HistoryDepartment of HistoryASOKAN TEC03Indian Constitution1The Making of The Indian Constitution , Preamble, Fundamental Rights, Fundamental Duties and Directive Principles of State Policy
571M.A. HistoryDepartment of HistoryASOKAN TEC03Indian Constitution4The State Government: Governor, Council of Ministers and the Chief Minister, Centre-State Relations
572M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)Department of HistoryASOKAN TAIC01Modern Governments1Constitution: Meaning, Purpose and Contents of Constitution; Classification of Constitution: Written and Unwritten Constitution
573M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)Department of HistoryASOKAN TAIC01Modern Governments2Unitary State - Features of the Unitary State -Federal State – Characteristics of a Federal State
574M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)Department of HistoryASOKAN TAIC01Modern Governments3Separation of Powers – Theory – Criticism, Executive: Importance and functions of parliamentary and non-parliamentary executive – Plural Executive
575M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)Department of HistoryASOKAN TCC04Company Rule in India,1757 C.E. - 1857 C.E. (including Map study)3Constitutional Developments till 1857: Regulating Act (1773) Pitt's India Act (1784) Charter Act (1793) Charter Act (1813) Charter Act (1833) - Charter Act (1853)
576M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)Department of HistoryASOKAN TCC05British Administration in India, 1857 C.E. - 1947 C.E. (including Map study)2Constitutional 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
577M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)Department of HistoryASOKAN TCC05British Administration in India, 1857 C.E. - 1947 C.E. (including Map study)3Indian Councils Act, 1909 - The Government of India Act, 1919 – The Government of India Act, 1935
578M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)Department of HistoryASOKAN TCC10History of India From Independence to 1984 C.E.1India after Independence: Interim Government—Integration of Princely States
579M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)Department of HistoryASOKAN TCC10History of India From Independence to 1984 C.E.2The Initial Years: Reorganization of the States – Integration of the Tribals
580M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)Department of HistoryASOKAN TCC10History of India From Independence to 1984 C.E.3Foreign Policy: The Nehru Era – Political Parties, 1947-1964: The Congress – The Opposition
581M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)Department of HistoryYENDA SRINIVASA RAOCC12History of Science and Technology in India1Science and Technology—Definition
582M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)Department of HistoryYENDA SRINIVASA RAOCC12History of Science and Technology in India5Big vs Small Debate
583M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)Department of HistoryYENDA SRINIVASA RAONMEC02Science, Technology And Society2Science and Religion
584M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)Department of HistoryYENDA SRINIVASA RAONMEC02Science, Technology And Society4SCIENCE AND SCIENTISTS
585M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)Department of HistoryYENDA SRINIVASA RAONMEC02Science, Technology And Society4SCIENCE AND RATIONALISM
586M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)Department of HistoryYENDA SRINIVASA RAONMEC02Science, Technology And Society4SCIENTIFIC TEMPER
587M.A. History (5 Year Integrated)Department of HistoryYENDA SRINIVASA RAONMEC02Science, Technology And Society1SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
588M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsSRINIVASAN P S24S1M02CCReal Analysis I1Foundations and LUB
589M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsSRINIVASAN P S24S1M02CCReal Analysis I2Sequences
590M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsSRINIVASAN P S24S1M02CCReal Analysis I3Continuity
591M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsSRINIVASAN P S24S1M02CCReal Analysis I3Continuity
592M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsSRINIVASAN P S24S1M02CCReal Analysis I4Metric Spaces
593M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsSRINIVASAN P S24S1M02CCReal Analysis I5Uniform Convergence
594M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsTAMILSELVAN A24S1M03CCOrdinary Differential Equations1 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
595M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsTAMILSELVAN A24S1M03CCOrdinary Differential Equations2Regular Singular Points- Gauss’s hypergeometric equation- The Point at infinity- Legendre Polynomials- Bessel functions- Properties of Legendre Polynomials and Bessel functions
596M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsTAMILSELVAN A24S1M03CCOrdinary Differential Equations3Linear 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.
597M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsTAMILSELVAN A24S1M03CCOrdinary Differential Equations4Oscillation Theory and Boundary value problems- Qualitative Properties of Solutions- Sturm Comparison Theorems- Eigenvalues, Eigenfunctions and the Vibrating String
598M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsTAMILSELVAN A24S1M03CCOrdinary Differential Equations5Nonlinear 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.
599M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsPIRAMANANTHAM V24S1M04CCTheory of Numbers1Basic concepts - Well Ordering Principle - Principles of Mathematics Induction
600M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsPIRAMANANTHAM V24S1M04CCTheory of Numbers1Divisibility and Division Algorithm
601M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsPIRAMANANTHAM V24S1M04CCTheory of Numbers1Bezout's identity and Related concepts.
602M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsPIRAMANANTHAM V24S1M04CCTheory of Numbers1Least Common Multiple and its Properties
603M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsPIRAMANANTHAM V24S1M04CCTheory of Numbers1Prime Numbers and Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic
604M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsPIRAMANANTHAM V24S1M04CCTheory of Numbers1Fundamental Theorem of Arithmetic Part II
605M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsPIRAMANANTHAM V24S1M04CCTheory of Numbers1Proof of Binomial Theorem Using Combinatorics Mathematics
606M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsPIRAMANANTHAM V24S1M04CCTheory of Numbers1Congruences
607M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsPIRAMANANTHAM V24S1M04CCTheory of Numbers1Complete Residue System and Reduced Residue System
608M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsPIRAMANANTHAM V24S1M04CCTheory of Numbers1Fermat's Little Theorem, Its Generalization and Wilson's theorem
609M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsPIRAMANANTHAM V24S1M04CCTheory of Numbers1Chinese Remainder Theorem and Euler's phi Functions
610M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsPIRAMANANTHAM V24S1M04CCTheory of Numbers1Applications of Chinese Remainder Theorem
611M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsPIRAMANANTHAM V24S1M04CCTheory of Numbers2Polynomial congruence modulo prime power - Hensel's Lemma
612M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsDURAIRAJAN C24S2M05CCAlgebra I3Group Actions and Sylow's Theorem
613M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsDURAIRAJAN C24S2M05CCAlgebra I2Isomorphisms and Direct Products
614M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsDURAIRAJAN C24S2M05CCAlgebra I1Basic Group Theory
615M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsDURAIRAJAN C24S2M05CCAlgebra I4Rings and Integral Domains
616M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsDURAIRAJAN C24S2M05CCAlgebra I5Ring Homomorphisms and Polynomial Rings
617M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsDURAIRAJAN C24S3M08CCAlgebra II1P RIME AND M AXIMAL I DEALS & I RREDUCIBLE P OLYNOMIALS
618M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsDURAIRAJAN C24S3M08CCAlgebra II2C LASSICAL F ORMULAS AND S PLITTING F IELDS
619M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsDURAIRAJAN C24S3M08CCAlgebra II3 Classical Formulas and Splitting Fields
620M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsDURAIRAJAN C24S3M08CCAlgebra II4Independence of Characters and Galois Extensions
621M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsDURAIRAJAN C24S3M08CCAlgebra II5The Fundamental Theorem of Galois Theory
622M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsSRINIVASAN P S24S3M09CCComplex Analysis1Introduction to complex variables - Arguments - Powerseries
623M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsSRINIVASAN P S24S3M09CCComplex Analysis2Holomorphic functions - Analytic functions - Path Integrals
624M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsSRINIVASAN P S24S3M09CCComplex Analysis3Cauchy Theorem and CIF its consequences.
625M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsSRINIVASAN P S24S3M09CCComplex Analysis4Identity theorem and Consequences
626M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsSRINIVASAN P S24S3M09CCComplex Analysis5Singularaties and Residue Theorem
627M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsPIRAMANANTHAM V24S3M10CCMeasure Theory and Introduction1Outer measure - translation-invariant -Intervals' outer measure
628M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsPIRAMANANTHAM V24S3M10CCMeasure Theory and Introduction1Length function and Jordan Measure
629M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsPIRAMANANTHAM V24S3M10CCMeasure Theory and Introduction1Outer measure - countable subadditive
630M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsPIRAMANANTHAM V24S4M12CCDifferential Geometry1Level sets - graphs - vector fields
631M.Sc. MathematicsDepartment of MathematicsPIRAMANANTHAM V24S4M12CCDifferential Geometry2Unit normal Vector fields and orientation
632M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementMOHANRAJ R21PGCC01Principles of Environmental Science and Sustainable Development1Planet Earth
633M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementMOHANRAJ R21PGCC01Principles of Environmental Science and Sustainable Development2Atmosphere
634M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementMOHANRAJ R21PGCC01Principles of Environmental Science and Sustainable Development3Ecology
635M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementSHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D21PGCC02-1Environmental Pollution and Toxicology1Earth’s Atmosphere-structure and composition. solar energy, Mechanism of heat transfer, Earth’s energy budget.
636M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementSHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D21PGCC02-1Environmental Pollution and Toxicology2 Primary air pollutants, Secondary air pollutants,
637M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementSHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D21PGCC02-1Environmental Pollution and Toxicology1 Inorganic pollutants, POPs, and Radioactive substances
638M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementSHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D21PGCC02-1Environmental Pollution and Toxicology1Water : Properties, Pollution, and Management
639M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementSHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D21PGCC02-1Environmental Pollution and Toxicology1 Ground water pollution
640M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementSHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D21PGCC02-1Environmental Pollution and Toxicology2Air Pollution - Secondary Pollutants
641M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementSHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D21PGCC02-1Environmental Pollution and Toxicology1Water: properties, pollution and Management
642M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementSHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D21PGCC02-1Environmental Pollution and Toxicology2Particulate Pollution
643M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementSHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D21PGCC02-1Environmental Pollution and Toxicology4contaminants and their fate
644M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementSHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D21PGCC02-1Environmental Pollution and Toxicology5Molecular Toxic effects of contaminants
645M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementSHRINITHIVIHAHSHINI N D21PGCC02-1Environmental Pollution and Toxicology2Transboundary pollutants and emerging ...
646M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementPRASHANTHI DEVI M21PGCC03Remote Sensing and GIS 1History 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
647M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementPRASHANTHI DEVI M21PGCC03Remote Sensing and GIS 1History 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
648M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementPRASHANTHI DEVI M21PGCC03Remote Sensing and GIS 3GPS Measurements and instrumentation, Factors Influencing GPS Accuracy. Software for Remote sensing and GIS, Internet GIS, Interoperability and Open source GIS: Bhuvan portal
649M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementPRASHANTHI DEVI M21PGCC03Remote Sensing and GIS 5Image 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,
650M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementMOHANRAJ R21PGCC04Environmental Impact and Risk Assessment1EIA evolution
651M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementMOHANRAJ R21PGCC04Environmental Impact and Risk Assessment2Environmental Risk Assessment
652M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementMOHANRAJ R21PGCC04Environmental Impact and Risk Assessment3Preparing and Writing of Environmental Impact Statements
653M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementMOHANRAJ R21PGCC04Environmental Impact and Risk Assessment4Environmental Risk and Hazard Management
654M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementPRASHANTHI DEVI M21PGCC05Geospatial Data Modelling and Informatics3Environmental Informatics
655M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementPRASHANTHI DEVI M21PGCC05Geospatial Data Modelling and Informatics4Environmental Modelling and Simulation
656M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementMOHANRAJ R21PGCC07Corporate Environmental strategies - ISO 14000 , OSHAS and LCA1CORPORATE ENVIRONMENTAL STRATEGIES - ISO 14000, OSHAS and LCA
657M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementMOHANRAJ R21PGCC07Corporate Environmental strategies - ISO 14000 , OSHAS and LCA2Tools of Corporate Environmental Management
658M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementMOHANRAJ R21PGCC07Corporate Environmental strategies - ISO 14000 , OSHAS and LCA3Life Cycle Approach (LCA) & Audit
659M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementMOHANRAJ R21PGCC07Corporate Environmental strategies - ISO 14000 , OSHAS and LCA4Environmental Health and Safety
660M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementPRASHANTHI DEVI M21PGCC09Statistics and Numerical Methods1Basic Statistical Concepts
661M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementPRASHANTHI DEVI M21PGEC03-2Sustainable Ecotourism1Introduction
662M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementPRASHANTHI DEVI M21PGEC03-2Sustainable Ecotourism3Ecotourism and Env Impacts
663M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementPRASHANTHI DEVI M21PGEC03-2Sustainable Ecotourism4Ecotourism and Community
664M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementMOHANRAJ R21PGEC04-1Ecosystem Services and Sustainable Management1Natural capital and human capital
665M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementMOHANRAJ R21PGEC04-1Ecosystem Services and Sustainable Management2Ecosystem Services
666M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementMOHANRAJ R21PGEC04-1Ecosystem Services and Sustainable Management3MA ecosystem services Unit
667M.Sc. Environmental Science and Sustainable ManagementDepartment of Environmental Science and ManagementMOHANRAJ R21PGEC04-1Ecosystem Services and Sustainable Management4Conservation of Ecosystem services
668M.Sc. Marine ScienceDepartment of Marine ScienceRAJARAM R22MSCC05Fisheries Science and Statistics4Methods of Fish Preservation
669M.Sc. Marine ScienceDepartment of Marine ScienceRAJARAM R22MSCC05Fisheries Science and Statistics4Methods of Fish Preservation
670M.Sc. Marine ScienceDepartment of Marine ScienceRAJARAM R22MSCC05Fisheries Science and Statistics4Methods of Fish Processing
671M.Sc. Marine ScienceDepartment of Marine ScienceRAJARAM R22MSCC05Fisheries Science and Statistics2MARINE FISHERIES RESOURCES OF INDIA : CATCH TRENDS - PELAGIC, DEMERSAL, MIDWATER, DEEP SEA AND OCEANIC FISHERY
672M.Sc. Marine ScienceDepartment of Marine ScienceRAJARAM R22MSCC07Integrated Coastal Zone Management1Introduction - Integrated Coastal Zone Management
673M.Sc. Marine ScienceDepartment of Marine ScienceRAJARAM R22MSEC01Mrine Pollution3Marine Pollution Monitoring - High sea resource conservation
674M.Sc. Marine ScienceDepartment of Marine ScienceRAJARAM R22MSEC01Mrine Pollution2Major Marine Pollutants – Marine Metal Pollution - Sources, inputs and ecological impacts
675M.Sc. Marine ScienceDepartment of Marine ScienceRAJARAM R22MSLC03Practical: Biological Ocenaoghraphy and Fisheries Science1Fin fishes - Identification of common food species
676M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)Department of Marine BiotechnologyRAJAKUMAR S21CC1Microbiology1Structure of Microbes
677M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)Department of Marine BiotechnologyRAJAKUMAR S21CC1Microbiology2Microbial Nutrition
678M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)Department of Marine BiotechnologyRAJAKUMAR S21CC3Cell and Developmental Biology1Cell membrane and Transport Mechanism
679M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)Department of Marine BiotechnologyRAJAKUMAR S21CC3Cell and Developmental Biology1Chloroplast
680M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)Department of Marine BiotechnologyRAJAKUMAR S21CC4aMarine Bioresources & Aquaculture1Introduction to Marine Environment
681M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)Department of Marine BiotechnologyRAJAKUMAR S21CC4aMarine Bioresources & Aquaculture2Important marine animals and their behaviors
682M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)Department of Marine BiotechnologyRAJAKUMAR S21CC4aMarine Bioresources & Aquaculture3Environmental Monitoring Techniques
683M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)Department of Marine BiotechnologyRAJAKUMAR S21CC6aBioprocess Technology5Institutional Biosafety Committee
684M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)Department of Marine BiotechnologyRAJAKUMAR S21CC6aBioprocess Technology4Microbial Products
685M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)Department of Marine BiotechnologyRAJAKUMAR S21EC3aMarine Biotechnology1Algal Biotechnology
686M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)Department of Marine BiotechnologyRAJAKUMAR S21EC3aMarine Biotechnology2Introduction to Ornamental fish culture
687M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)Department of Marine BiotechnologyRAJAKUMAR S21EC3aMarine Biotechnology1Marine Bio energy
688M.Sc. Biotechnology (Specialization in Marine)Department of Marine BiotechnologyRAJAKUMAR S21EC3aMarine Biotechnology5Fish Products for Human Consumption, Value Addition - HACCP
689M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkNIRMALA D22CC - 11bSpecialisation Course - I Health and Hygiene1Health: 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
690M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkNIRMALA D22CC - 11bSpecialisation Course - I Health and Hygiene2Nutrition: Classification of foods, Nutrient Groups; Functions; Sources and requirements; Caloric requirements for different age groups; Diet Therapy; Balanced Diet; Malnutrition; National Nutrition Policy 2017.
691M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkNIRMALA D22CC - 11bSpecialisation Course - I Health and Hygiene3Unit – 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
692M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkNIRMALA D22CC - 11bSpecialisation Course - I Health and Hygiene4Communicable diseases: Clinical features, causes, prevention, and treatment of Respiratory Infections: Chickenpox, Influenza, Acute Respiratory Infections, SARS, COVID-19, and Tuberculosis. Intestinal Infections: Viral Hepatitis, Acute diarrhoeal disease, Cholera, Typhoid, Food Poisoning, Amoebiasis, and Hookworm infections Arthropod-Borne Infections: Dengue, Malaria, And Lymphatic Filariasis, Zoonoses: Nipah Virus Infection, Chikungunya, Brucellosis, Surface Infections: STD, AIDS.
693M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkNIRMALA D22CC - 11bSpecialisation Course - I Health and Hygiene5Institutions 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.
694M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkRAJAVEL N22CC - 12aSpecialisation Course - II - Tribal Community Development1Tribes: 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.
695M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkRAJAVEL N22CC - 12aSpecialisation Course - II - Tribal Community Development2Social 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.
696M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkRAJAVEL N22CC - 12aSpecialisation Course - II - Tribal Community Development3Problems 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
697M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkRAJAVEL N22CC - 12aSpecialisation Course - II - Tribal Community Development4Tribal 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.
698M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkRAJAVEL N22CC - 12aSpecialisation Course - II - Tribal Community Development5Tribal 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.
699M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22CC - 12bSpecialisation Course - II - Mental Health1Mental Health, Mental illness, Mental disorders, Normality and Abnormality
700M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22CC - 12bSpecialisation Course - II - Mental Health2Neurosis, Psychosis, Affective disorders, Organic disorders
701M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22CC - 12bSpecialisation Course - II - Mental Health3Culture bound syndromes, Personality disorders, Sexual Deviation, alcoholism and drug dependence, suicide, learning disorders, Mental retardation, Epilepsy
702M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22CC - 12bSpecialisation Course - II - Mental Health4Psychosomatic disorders, Multi - Disciplinary team, Community Psychiatry
703M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22CC - 12bSpecialisation Course - II - Mental Health5Classification of Mental illness and Policies, DSM V, ICD 11.ICF, FIC
704M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkMANGALESWARAN R22CC - 14cSpecialization Course - III - Organisational Development1Organizational Development
705M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkNIRMALA D22CC - 15bSpecialization Course - IV - Psychiatric Social Work1Psychiatric 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.
706M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkNIRMALA D22CC - 15bSpecialization Course - IV - Psychiatric Social Work2Community 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.
707M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkNIRMALA D22CC - 15bSpecialization Course - IV - Psychiatric Social Work3Psycho-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.
708M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkNIRMALA D22CC - 15bSpecialization Course - IV - Psychiatric Social Work4Therapeutic 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.
709M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkNIRMALA D22CC - 15bSpecialization Course - IV - Psychiatric Social Work5Scope 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.
710M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkMANGALESWARAN R22CC-2Psychology for Social Work Practice2Unit-II-Personality
711M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkMANGALESWARAN R22CC-2Psychology for Social Work Practice1Human Growth and Development
712M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkNIRMALA D22CC-7Social Work Research and Social Statistics4Unit – 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.
713M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkNIRMALA D22CC-8Management of Welfare Organization1Social 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
714M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkNIRMALA D22CC-8Management of Welfare Organization2Non – 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.
715M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkNIRMALA D22CC-8Management of Welfare Organization3Social 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.
716M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22EC-2eElective Course -II - Gerontological Social Work1Ageing, Theories of Ageing, Problems of Ageing
717M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22EC-2eElective Course -II - Gerontological Social Work2Health of Older Person, Role of Nutrition, Health intervention
718M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22EC-2eElective Course -II - Gerontological Social Work3Older Persons and Family and Interventions
719M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22EC-2eElective Course -II - Gerontological Social Work4Older Persons and Family Intervention
720M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22EC-2eElective Course -II - Gerontological Social Work5Policies, Legislations and Schemes for Older persons
721M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22EC-3bElective Course - III - Community Health1Primary Health Care, Public health, Health and Wellness
722M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22EC-3bElective Course - III - Community Health2Health Work in the Community, Community Nutrition Programme
723M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22EC-3bElective Course - III - Community Health3Social Work Intervention in relation to Immunisation, Nutrition, family Planning and Maternal and Child Health
724M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22EC-3bElective Course - III - Community Health4School Health Occupation Health, Occupational Health, Environmental Health
725M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22EC-3bElective Course - III - Community Health5Health Care Delivery system at National and State Level
726M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22NME-2Introduction to Counselling /Basics of Life Skills1Counselling: Concept, goals, purpose
727M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22NME-2Introduction to Counselling /Basics of Life Skills2Counselling Relationship
728M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22NME-2Introduction to Counselling /Basics of Life Skills3Approaches to Counselling
729M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22NME-2Introduction to Counselling /Basics of Life Skills4Qualities and Skills
730M.S.W. (Master of Social Work)Department of Social WorkJERYDA GNANAJANE ELJO J O22NME-2Introduction to Counselling /Basics of Life Skills5Counselling in different settings
731M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanyLAKSHMIPRABHA A22PGBOTCC102Anatomy, Embryology and Morphogenesis1Tissues- 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.
732M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanyLAKSHMIPRABHA A22PGBOTCC102Anatomy, Embryology and Morphogenesis2Arrangement 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.
733M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanyLAKSHMIPRABHA A22PGBOTCC102Anatomy, Embryology and Morphogenesis3Structure 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.
734M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanyLAKSHMIPRABHA A22PGBOTCC102Anatomy, Embryology and Morphogenesis4Endosperm - 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.
735M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanyLAKSHMIPRABHA A22PGBOTCC102Anatomy, Embryology and Morphogenesis5Transition 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.
736M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanySATHIYABAMA M22PGBOTCC104Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation4Principle 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.
737M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanySATHIYABAMA M22PGBOTCC104Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation1Ultrastructure 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
738M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanySATHIYABAMA M22PGBOTCC104Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation4Principle 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.
739M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanySATHIYABAMA M22PGBOTCC104Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation5Electrophoresis – 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.
740M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanySATHIYABAMA M22PGBOTCC104Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation5Electrophoresis – 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.
741M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanySATHIYABAMA M22PGBOTCC104Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation4Principle 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.
742M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanySATHIYABAMA M22PGBOTCC104Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation5Electrophoresis – 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.
743M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanySATHIYABAMA M22PGBOTCC104Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation5Electrophoresis – 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.
744M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanySATHIYABAMA M22PGBOTCC104Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation5Electrophoresis – 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.
745M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanySATHIYABAMA M22PGBOTCC104Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation4Principle 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.
746M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanySATHIYABAMA M22PGBOTCC104Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation1Ultrastructure 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
747M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanySATHIYABAMA M22PGBOTCC104Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation5Electrophoresis – 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.
748M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanySATHIYABAMA M22PGBOTCC104Cell Biology and Bioinstrumentation4Principle 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.
749M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanyLAKSHMIPRABHA A22PGBOTCC204Plant Biotechnology1Biotechnology – 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.
750M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanyLAKSHMIPRABHA A22PGBOTCC204Plant Biotechnology2HAPLOID 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.
751M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanyLAKSHMIPRABHA A22PGBOTCC204Plant Biotechnology2PLANT 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.
752M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanyLAKSHMIPRABHA A22PGBOTCC204Plant Biotechnology3MOLECULAR 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
753M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanyLAKSHMIPRABHA A22PGBOTCC204Plant Biotechnology3PLANT 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.
754M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanyLAKSHMIPRABHA A22PGBOTVAC202Nursery gardening2Equipment 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.
755M.Sc. BotanyDepartment of BotanyLAKSHMIPRABHA A22PGBOTVAC302Principles of Horticulture4GARDENING Herbal garden, ornamental, aesthetic values, crotons, medicinal, indoor gardening, foliage plants, flowering plants, hanging basket, bonsai, training and pruning.
756M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceMATHAN GBM12C2Core Course -2: Human Anatomy and Physiology2Muscle Physiology
757M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceMATHAN GBM12C2Core Course -2: Human Anatomy and Physiology2Basic Neuro Anatomy
758M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceMATHAN GBM12C2Core Course -2: Human Anatomy and Physiology2Ear-Anatomy and Physiology
759M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceMATHAN GBM12C2Core Course -2: Human Anatomy and Physiology4Respiratory System
760M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceMATHAN GBM12C2Core Course -2: Human Anatomy and Physiology3Lymphatic System & Immune System
761M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceMATHAN GBM12C2Core Course -2: Human Anatomy and Physiology1Introduction to Anatomy
762M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM24AC4Allied Course -4: Microbiology1History of Microbiology
763M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM24AC4Allied Course -4: Microbiology1Microscopy
764M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM24AC4Allied Course -4: Microbiology2Antibiotic sensitivity test procedure and its quality control
765M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM24AC4Allied Course -4: Microbiology2Antibiotic sensitivity test procedure and its quality control
766M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM24AC4Allied Course -4: Microbiology2 Antimicrobial chemotherapy
767M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM24AC4Allied Course -4: Microbiology3Bacterial Anatomy
768M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM24AC4Allied Course -4: Microbiology3 Enumeration of bacteria by MPN method
769M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM24AC4Allied Course -4: Microbiology4 Nutritional Requirement Of Bacteria.
770M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM24AC4Allied Course -4: Microbiology4Potable Water treatment
771M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM24AC4Allied Course -4: Microbiology5Biofertilizers
772M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM24AC4Allied Course -4: Microbiology5 Biopesticides
773M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical SciencePREMKUMAR KBM24C4Core Course -4: Principles of Genetics1Introduction to Genetics and Mendelian Laws
774M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical SciencePREMKUMAR KBM24C4Core Course -4: Principles of Genetics2Patterns of Inheritance and Genetic Analysis
775M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical SciencePREMKUMAR KBM24C4Core Course -4: Principles of Genetics3Introduction to Clinical Genetics
776M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical SciencePREMKUMAR KBM24C4Core Course -4: Principles of Genetics4Screening of Diseases and Genetic Inheritance
777M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical SciencePREMKUMAR KBM24C4Core Course -4: Principles of Genetics5Gene Therapy and Ethical Issues
778M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical SciencePOORNIMA RBM35C5Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology1Structure 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.
779M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical SciencePOORNIMA RBM35C5Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology1Structure 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.
780M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical SciencePOORNIMA RBM35C5Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology1Structure and function of mRNA, rRNA, tRNA- Chromatin structure-Euchromatin, Heterochromatin- Central Dogma of Molecular Biology.
781M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical SciencePOORNIMA RBM35C5Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology2Replication: Principle and mechanism of replication- Conservative, Semi conservative, Uni- directional and bi-directional mode of replication- Enzymes and accessory proteins involved in replication
782M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical SciencePOORNIMA RBM35C5Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology2Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic DNA replication.
783M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical SciencePOORNIMA RBM35C5Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology3Transcription: Concept of transcription, RNA polymerases, transcriptional factors, regulatory elements, Mechanism of transcription in Prokaryotes and eukaryotes, Distinction between prokaryotic and eukaryotic transcription.
784M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical SciencePOORNIMA RBM35C5Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology3Concept and mechanism of post transcriptional modification- 5‟ capping, polyadenylation, splicing of nuclear pre-mRNA, nuclear export of mRNA
785M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical SciencePOORNIMA RBM35C5Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology3mRNA stability
786M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical SciencePOORNIMA RBM35C5Core Course - 5: Molecular Biology2DNA damage& repair (Direct repair systems, mismatch repair system, base excision repair and recombination repair)
787M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceDHIVYA P S BM35C7Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology1General Pharmacology- Introduction to Pharmacology, Sources of Drugs, Dosage forms, Routes of Drug administration
788M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceDHIVYA P S BM35C7Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology1General Pharmacology: Pharmacokinetics (ADME), Pharmacodynamics- (ReceptorsClassification of receptors),
789M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceDHIVYA P S BM35C7Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology1General Pharmacology: Combined effect of drugs, Factors modifying drug action
790M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceDHIVYA P S BM35C7Core Course - 7: Pharmacology and Toxicology2Neuropharmacology: Pharmacology of Central Nervous System: General anesthetics, sedatives, hypnotics, opioid Analgesics, AntiAnxiety, Cognition enhancers
791M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceSARASWATHY S DBM35S1BTSkill Based Elective Course-1: Biotechniques4Thin Layer Chromatography
792M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceSARASWATHY S DBM35S1BTSkill Based Elective Course-1: Biotechniques2Microscopy Techniques
793M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceSARASWATHY S DBM35S1BTSkill Based Elective Course-1: Biotechniques2Spectrophotometry
794M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceSARASWATHY S DBM35S1BTSkill Based Elective Course-1: Biotechniques3Electrophoresis
795M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM36C9Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology1Medically important Bacteria
796M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM36C9Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology1Antibiotic sensitivity disc, testing procedure and their quality control
797M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM36C9Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology1Collection and transport of Specimens
798M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM36C9Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology2 E.coli
799M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM36C9Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology2Salmonella
800M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM36C9Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology3 Neisseria
801M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM36C9Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology3 Treponema
802M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM36C9Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology4Hepatitis
803M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM36C9Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology4Pox Virus
804M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM36C9Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology4Serological diagnosis of virus infections
805M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM36C9Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology5 Detection and recovery of Fungi from clinical specimens
806M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM36C9Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology5Cryptococcus
807M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM36C9Core Course -9 : Clinical Microbiology5Trypanosoma
808M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA SBM48C14Core Course -13: Genetic Engineering1Colony Hybridization
809M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceVIJAYAKUMAR A SBM48C16MCore Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine5HUMAN AFRICAN TRYPANOSOMIASIS OF THE CNS- DENGUE,INFLUENZA VIRUS
810M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceVIJAYAKUMAR A SBM48C16MCore Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine5SARS-CoV-2
811M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceVIJAYAKUMAR A SBM48C16MCore Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine5Tuberculosis (TB)
812M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceVIJAYAKUMAR A SBM48C16MCore Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine5Tuberculosis (TB)
813M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceVIJAYAKUMAR A SBM48C16MCore Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine1Molecular basis of diseases: Human genetics relevant to diseases, DNA polymorphism
814M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceVIJAYAKUMAR A SBM48C16MCore Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine1Molecular basis of diseases: Human genetics relevant to diseases, DNA polymorphism
815M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceVIJAYAKUMAR A SBM48C16MCore Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine1RED-GREEN COLOR BLINDNESS & TAY SACH'S DISEASE
816M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceVIJAYAKUMAR A SBM48C16MCore Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine2ELISA AND NEXT GENERATION SEQUENCING
817M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceVIJAYAKUMAR A SBM48C16MCore Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine3INHIBITING SIGNALING PATHWAYS THROUGH RATIONAL DRUG DESIGN
818M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceVIJAYAKUMAR A SBM48C16MCore Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine3MOLECULAR MEDICINE JAK STAT SIGNALING IN ASTHMA
819M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceVIJAYAKUMAR A SBM48C16MCore Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine3NF - kB & TGF Beta & Wnt- beta
820M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceVIJAYAKUMAR A SBM48C16MCore Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine4Mechanism of action and clinical application of antisense oligonucleotides
821M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceVIJAYAKUMAR A SBM48C16MCore Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine4Mechanism of action and clinical application of antisense oligonucleotides
822M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceVIJAYAKUMAR A SBM48C16MCore Choices Course 2: Molecular Medicine4RNA Interference
823M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA SBM48C16NCore Choices Course 2: Neurobiology1Brain Anatomy and Function
824M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical SciencePREMKUMAR KBM59C17Core Course-15: Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine1Introduction to Stem Cell Biology, Stem Cell Characteristics
825M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical SciencePREMKUMAR KBM59C17Core Course-15: Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine2Stem Cells – Types and Applications
826M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical SciencePREMKUMAR KBM59C17Core Course-15: Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine3Tissue Engineering in Regenerative Therapies
827M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical SciencePREMKUMAR KBM59C17Core Course-15: Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine4Cancer Stem Cells
828M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical SciencePREMKUMAR KBM59C17Core Course-15: Stem Cell Biology and Regenerative Medicine5Tissue Engineering
829M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM59C19MVCore Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology1Introduction to virology
830M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM59C19MVCore Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology1General methods of diagnosis and serology
831M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM59C19MVCore Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology2 PhiX 174
832M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM59C19MVCore Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology2M 13 Phage
833M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM59C19MVCore Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology3 Paramyxo Virus
834M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM59C19MVCore Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology3 Orthomyxo Virus
835M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM59C19MVCore Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology4Epstein - Barr Virus
836M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM59C19MVCore Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology4Varicella -Zoster Virus
837M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM59C19MVCore Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology5Commonly used diagnostic methods for individual methods
838M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceJEGANATHAN PBM59C19MVCore Choices Course:3 - Medical Virology5Vaccines and antiviral chemotherapy
839M.A. EnglishDepartment of EnglishANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI MENGCC2Literary Criticism1Plato - Theory of Imitation
840M.A. EnglishDepartment of EnglishANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI MENGCC2Literary Criticism1Aristotle - Poetics
841M.A. EnglishDepartment of EnglishANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI MENGCC6Literary Theory and Criticism5Postcolonial Criticism- An Introduction
842M.A. EnglishDepartment of EnglishANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI MENGEC1DFeminist Theories: An Introduction1Introduction : Is feminism relevant today
843M.A. EnglishDepartment of EnglishANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI MENGEC1DFeminist Theories: An Introduction1Feminism: Origin and Development
844M.A. EnglishDepartment of EnglishANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI MENGEC1DFeminist Theories: An Introduction1Feminist Writers and Theorists
845M.A. EnglishDepartment of EnglishANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI MENGEC1DFeminist Theories: An Introduction2Feminism : Types and Divisions
846M.A. EnglishDepartment of EnglishANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI MENGEC1DFeminist Theories: An Introduction2Third Wave and Intersectionality
847M.A. EnglishDepartment of EnglishANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI MENGEC1DFeminist Theories: An Introduction2Third Wave and Intersectionality
848M.A. EnglishDepartment of EnglishANGKAYARKAN VINAYAKASELVI MENGEX2Research Methodology4Thesis Writing: Steps and Strategies
849M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information SystemDepartment of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL J24MTRS-02Photogrammetry1UNIT 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
850M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information SystemDepartment of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL J24MTRS-02Photogrammetry1UNIT 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.
851M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information SystemDepartment of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL J24MTRS-02Photogrammetry2UNIT 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.
852M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information SystemDepartment of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL J24MTRS-02Photogrammetry4UNIT 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.
853M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information SystemDepartment of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL J24MTRS-02Photogrammetry5UNIT-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).
854M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information SystemDepartment of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A 24MTRS-04Remote Sensing & GIS in Geology and Geomorphology1Definition 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
855M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information SystemDepartment of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A 24MTRS-04Remote Sensing & GIS in Geology and Geomorphology2Geological 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
856M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information SystemDepartment of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A 24MTRS-04Remote Sensing & GIS in Geology and Geomorphology3Denudational, 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).
857M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information SystemDepartment of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A 24MTRS-04Remote Sensing & GIS in Geology and Geomorphology4Fluvial 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).
858M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information SystemDepartment of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A 24MTRS-04Remote Sensing & GIS in Geology and Geomorphology5Aeolian 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).
859M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information SystemDepartment of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K 24MTRS-05Geographic Information System2DATA INPUT, VERIFICATION, STORAGE & OUTPUT
860M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information SystemDepartment of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K 24MTRS-05Geographic Information System3Raster and vector data Interpolation and Analyses
861M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information SystemDepartment of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K 24MTRS-05Geographic Information System4Surface Analysis, 3D Visualization and Network Modelling
862M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information SystemDepartment of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K 24MTRS-05Geographic Information System5Data Classification & Advanced GIS
863M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information SystemDepartment of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K 24MTRS-05Geographic Information System1Basics of GIS
864M.Tech. Remote Sensing and Geographical Information SystemDepartment of Remote SensingLAKSHUMANAN C24MTRS-07Practical - Remote Sensing & GIS interpretation in Geology and Geomorphology1Geomorphology and Geology interpretation
865M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingLAKSHUMANAN CMTIGT0302Surveying and Cartography1History of Cartography
866M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingLAKSHUMANAN CMTIGT0302Surveying and Cartography2Map projection basics
867M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingLAKSHUMANAN CMTIGT0302Surveying and Cartography2Map design
868M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingLAKSHUMANAN CMTIGT0302Surveying and Cartography1Basics of cartography
869M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingLAKSHUMANAN CMTIGT0302Surveying and Cartography3Lettering in cartography
870M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingLAKSHUMANAN CMTIGT0302Surveying and Cartography4Mapping socio-economic details
871M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingRAMESH DMTIGT0304Principles of Remote Sensing1Introduction to Remote Sensing
872M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingRAMESH DMTIGT0304Principles of Remote Sensing2EMR
873M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingRAMESH DMTIGT0304Principles of Remote Sensing3Sensors and Platforms
874M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingRAMESH DMTIGT0304Principles of Remote Sensing4Thermal & Microwave Remote Sensing
875M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingRAMESH DMTIGT0304Principles of Remote Sensing5Remote Sensing Satellites
876M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0306Crystallography and Mineralogy1ELEMENTS OF CRYSTALLOGRAPHY
877M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0306Crystallography and Mineralogy1ELEMENTS OF CRYSTALLOGRAPHY
878M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0306Crystallography and Mineralogy2Crystal Properties
879M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0306Crystallography and Mineralogy3Physical Mineralogy
880M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0306Crystallography and Mineralogy4Optical Mineralogy
881M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0306Crystallography and Mineralogy5Mineral Groups
882M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0306Crystallography and Mineralogy6Current Contours - Field Mineralogy for discussions
883M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0403Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology1Forms 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.
884M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0403Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology2Classification of Igneous rocks –Petrography of Igneous rocks – Tabular Classification - Petrography of Acid-Intermediate - Basic and Ultrabasic rocks - Diversity of Igneous rocks - Reaction Principle - Magmatic Crystallization – Assimilation -Petrographic province and various diagrams - Plate Tectonics and Magmatic Evolution - Fluid Inclusion studies of Igneous rocks. Petrogenesis of Granites, Syenite, Pegmatite, carbonate rocks, Monomineralic rocks, Charnockites and Ultramafics
885M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0403Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology3Definition 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.
886M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0403Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology4Mineral 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.
887M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0403Igneous and Metamorphic Petrology5Identification 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
888M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0501Geographic Information Systems1Basics of GIS
889M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0501Geographic Information Systems2GIS DATA STRUCTURES
890M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0501Geographic Information Systems3Data Input, Verification, Storage and Output
891M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0501Geographic Information Systems4Methods of Spatial Interpolation and Digital Elevation Model
892M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0501Geographic Information Systems5DATA ANALYSIS & SPATIAL MODELLING
893M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0504Structural Geology1Basic 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
894M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0504Structural Geology2Folds: 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.
895M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0504Structural Geology3Faults: 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.
896M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0504Structural Geology4Microstructures 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.
897M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0504Structural Geology5Mapping 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.
898M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL JMTIGT0506Geomorphology and Geodynamics1Introduction to Geomorphology & Denudational Geomorphology
899M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL JMTIGT0506Geomorphology and Geodynamics2Tectonic & Fluvial Geomorphology
900M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL JMTIGT0506Geomorphology and Geodynamics3Coastal Geomorphology
901M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL JMTIGT0506Geomorphology and Geodynamics4Aeolian Geomorphology
902M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL JMTIGT0506Geomorphology and Geodynamics5Volcanic, Glacial, Groundwater & Biogenic landforms
903M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0602Geoinformatics in Mineral Exploration1Introduction 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
904M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0602Geoinformatics in Mineral Exploration2Geological 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.
905M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0602Geoinformatics in Mineral Exploration3Mapping 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
906M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0602Geoinformatics in Mineral Exploration4GIS 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
907M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0602Geoinformatics in Mineral Exploration5Introduction to Multidisciplinary approach for mineral exploration – Preparation of thematic layers - Integration of thematic layers for mineral exploration - Integration of inter-discipline for mineral exploration.
908M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0604Geoinformatics in Water Resources1Surface Water Resources
909M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0604Geoinformatics in Water Resources3Groundwater Resources
910M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0604Geoinformatics in Water Resources4Geoinformatics in Groundwater Resources
911M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0604Geoinformatics in Water Resources5Hydrological Models
912M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0604Geoinformatics in Water Resources2Geoinformatics in Surface Water Resources
913M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0604Geoinformatics in Water Resources6Current Contours - Water Resources Budgeting, Hydrological Information System
914M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0604Geoinformatics in Water Resources5Hydrological Models
915M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0605Practical: Geoinformatics in Water Resources Management6Current Contours - Water Resources Budgeting, Hydrological Information System
916M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingRAMESH DMTIGT0607Elective-VI Marine Geology and Geoinformatics in Sea bed Exploration1Introduction
917M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingRAMESH DMTIGT0607Elective-VI Marine Geology and Geoinformatics in Sea bed Exploration2Physical Phenomena and Features of the Ocean
918M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingRAMESH DMTIGT0607Elective-VI Marine Geology and Geoinformatics in Sea bed Exploration3Ocean Resources
919M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingRAMESH DMTIGT0607Elective-VI Marine Geology and Geoinformatics in Sea bed Exploration4Physical & Chemical Oceanography
920M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingRAMESH DMTIGT0607Elective-VI Marine Geology and Geoinformatics in Sea bed Exploration5ICZM
921M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingRAMESH DMTIGT0701Petroleum Geology1Hydrocarbon - Basic Principles
922M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingRAMESH DMTIGT0701Petroleum Geology2Diversity in Occurrences - Traps
923M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingRAMESH DMTIGT0701Petroleum Geology3Reservoir engineering
924M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingRAMESH DMTIGT0701Petroleum Geology4Remote Sensing and GIS for hydrocarbon exploration
925M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingRAMESH DMTIGT0701Petroleum Geology5Offshore oil exploration
926M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL JMTIGT0704Geoinformatics in Disaster Management1Earthquakes - Plate Tectonics - Neo-Active Seismo Tectonics
927M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL JMTIGT0704Geoinformatics in Disaster Management2Landslides and Slope Stability
928M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL JMTIGT0704Geoinformatics in Disaster Management3Coastal Disasters
929M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL JMTIGT0704Geoinformatics in Disaster Management4Flood & Drought
930M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL JMTIGT0704Geoinformatics in Disaster Management5Other Geohazards
931M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0707Elective–VIII Geoinformatics in Soil science1Introduction to Soil Science
932M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0707Elective–VIII Geoinformatics in Soil science2Soil Types
933M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0707Elective–VIII Geoinformatics in Soil science3Soil Nutrients and Crop Production
934M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0707Elective–VIII Geoinformatics in Soil science4Soil Quality and Landscape
935M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0707Elective–VIII Geoinformatics in Soil science5Geoinformatics in Soil Mapping, Management and Conservation
936M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0902Thermal and Microwave Remote Sensing3Microwave Remote Sensing - Basics
937M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0902Thermal and Microwave Remote Sensing4Space Borne Radar Sensing
938M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT0902Thermal and Microwave Remote Sensing5Applications of Microwave Remote Sensing
939M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingLAKSHUMANAN CMTIGT0904Geoinformatics in Urban Planning1URBAN MAPPIN BASICS
940M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingLAKSHUMANAN CMTIGT0904Geoinformatics in Urban Planning2DRONE BASED MAPPING
941M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingLAKSHUMANAN CMTIGT0904Geoinformatics in Urban Planning3Land information Management
942M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingLAKSHUMANAN CMTIGT0904Geoinformatics in Urban Planning3Urban heat island mapping
943M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingLAKSHUMANAN CMTIGT0904Geoinformatics in Urban Planning4Urban Pollution
944M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingLAKSHUMANAN CMTIGT0904Geoinformatics in Urban Planning1RS AND GIS for urban planning
945M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0907Elective–X Geoinformatics in Desert Geotechnology1Definition 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
946M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0907Elective–X Geoinformatics in Desert Geotechnology2Definition – 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
947M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0907Elective–X Geoinformatics in Desert Geotechnology3Mountain – 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
948M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0907Elective–X Geoinformatics in Desert Geotechnology4Precipitation – Run off – Stream flow generation - Stream erosion landforms – debris covered slopes – Debris fans, Wash Controlled slopes – Ephemeral Streams – Channel geometrics in desert – Perennial rivers – Hydrograph - Palaeo fluvial landforms and buried rivers – Alluvial fans – Mudflows – origin, distribution and applications of Playa lakes
949M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingMUTHAMILSELVAN A MTIGT0907Elective–X Geoinformatics in Desert Geotechnology5Mechanisms of Soil Conservation and management – Dune stabilization – Water conservation and management. Modern method of rainwater harvesting – Artificial recharge site selection – Waste water utilisation
950M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT1003GIS Based 3D Visualization in Geological Technology1Principles of 3D Visualization
951M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT1003GIS Based 3D Visualization in Geological Technology23D Visualisation of Topographic Data
952M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT1003GIS Based 3D Visualization in Geological Technology33D Visualisation of Geophysical Data
953M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT1003GIS Based 3D Visualization in Geological Technology43D Visualization of Subsurface Lithology
954M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTIGT1003GIS Based 3D Visualization in Geological Technology53D Visualization of Groundwater
955M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL JMTIGT1004Remote Sensing Application in Planetary Studies1Unit-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.
956M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL JMTIGT1004Remote Sensing Application in Planetary Studies2Unit-2. General Characteristics of the Solar System: Significant features of Terrestrial and Jovian planets - Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Earth Moon, Jupiter, Major Jupiter Moons, Saturn, Major Saturn Moons, Uranus, Neptune – Asteroids – Comets – Meteoroids. Remote Sensing techniques applicable to planetary exploration: Gamma-Ray Spectroscopy, X-ray Fluorescence spectrometry, Ultraviolet Spectrometry, Photometry, Laser Altimeter, Mars Orbiter Laser Altimeter (MOLO), Lunar Orbiter Laser Altimeter (LOLA), NEAR Laser Rangefinder (NLR), Reflectance spectroscopy, Emission spectroscopy, Vacuum ultraviolet spectroscopy and Color Photometry.
957M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL JMTIGT1004Remote Sensing Application in Planetary Studies4Unit-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.
958M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL JMTIGT1004Remote Sensing Application in Planetary Studies4Unit-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.
959M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingSARAVANAVEL JMTIGT1004Remote Sensing Application in Planetary Studies5Unit-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.
960M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTISC-0206G (CoreCourse-1)Introduction to Geological technology1Earth System Processes
961M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTISC-0206G (CoreCourse-1)Introduction to Geological technology2Lithology, Structure & Geomorphology
962M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTISC-0206G (CoreCourse-1)Introduction to Geological technology3Natural Resources and Disasters
963M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTISC-0206G (CoreCourse-1)Introduction to Geological technology4Remote Sensing Based Mapping
964M.Tech. Geological Technology & Geoinformatics (6-Year Integrated)Department of Remote SensingPALANIVEL K MTISC-0206G (CoreCourse-1)Introduction to Geological technology5Geoinformatics
965M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC1Principles of Management1Introduction to Management
966M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC1Principles of Management1UNIT –I: Introduction to Management
967M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC1Principles of Management2UNIT –II: Planning & Organizing
968M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC1Principles of Management3UNIT –III: Directing & Co-ordinating
969M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC1Principles of Management4UNIT –IV: Leading
970M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC1Principles of Management5UNIT –V: Controlling
971M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC1Principles of Management6UNIT –VI: Management and HRM
972M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC2 Human Resource Management1UNIT – I - Introduction to Human Resource Development
973M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC3 Communication Skills for Managers1UNIT-I -Communication
974M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC3 Communication Skills for Managers2UNIT-II - Business letter
975M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC3 Communication Skills for Managers3UNIT-III - Forms of letter
976M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC3 Communication Skills for Managers4UNIT-IV - Report Writing
977M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC3 Communication Skills for Managers5UNIT V - Forms of communication
978M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC3 Communication Skills for Managers6UNIT –VI - Inter-Cultural communication
979M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC4Organizational Behaviour (OR)1UNIT – I -Basic Behavioural Concepts
980M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC4Organizational Behaviour (OR)2UNIT – II - Organizational Climate
981M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC4Organizational Behaviour (OR)3UNIT – III - Organizational Behaviour Determinants
982M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC4Organizational Behaviour (OR)4UNIT – IV – Organizational Behaviour Modification
983M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC4Organizational Behaviour (OR)5UNIT – V - Organizational Dynamics
984M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC4Organizational Behaviour (OR)6UNIT – VI - Organizational Change
985M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC5 Employee Engagement1UNIT – I - Employee Engagement - Introduction Employee engagement -Definition, Concept, objectives, Scope, strategy. Measuring, Managing, Maintaining Employee Engagement – Basic Issues and Best Practices of Employee Engagement.
986M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC5 Employee Engagement2UNIT – 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.
987M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC5 Employee Engagement3UNIT – III – Engagement and Job 25 | P a g e 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.
988M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC5 Employee Engagement4UNIT – 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.
989M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC5 Employee Engagement5UNIT – 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.
990M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC5 Employee Engagement6UNIT – 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.
991M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC6 Interpersonal Relations and Soft skills Development1UNIT - I - Knowing Self Knowing Self – SWOT, Johari Window Analysis & Scope, Self-Esteem and SelfKnowledge.
992M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC6 Interpersonal Relations and Soft skills Development2UNIT - II- Social Psychology Social Psychology- Human Behavior and Evolution of Human Relationship and Commitment.
993M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC6 Interpersonal Relations and Soft skills Development3UNIT – 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.
994M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC6 Interpersonal Relations and Soft skills Development4UNIT – IV - Soft Skills Soft Skills – Effective Public Speaking Skills – Presentation Skills – CV Preparation – Problems in Facing Interview – Interview Techniques.
995M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC6 Interpersonal Relations and Soft skills Development5UNIT – V - Team Work Team Work-Participation in group discussion, Conflict Management- Leadership Skills and Types, Collaboration with others, Problem solving and decision-Making Skills
996M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM1CC6 Interpersonal Relations and Soft skills Development6UNIT – VI – Interpersonal Relationships Interpersonal Relationships – Types of Relationships and Locations of Persons in Relationships – Interpersonal Relationship at workplace.
997M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC10Training and Development1UNIT – I - Introduction
998M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC10Training and Development2UNIT – II - Training Needs Analysis
999M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC10Training and Development3UNIT - III - Training Methods
1000M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC10Training and Development4UNIT – IV - Management / Executive Development
1001M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC10Training and Development5UNIT –V - The Global Context
1002M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC10Training and Development6UNIT –VI - The Value of Training and Development
1003M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC11 Compensation Management1UNIT – 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
1004M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC11 Compensation Management2UNIT – 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
1005M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC11 Compensation Management3UNIT – 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.
1006M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC11 Compensation Management4UNIT – 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.-
1007M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC11 Compensation Management5UNIT – 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.
1008M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC11 Compensation Management6UNIT – 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
1009M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC7 Industrial Relations and Collective Bargaining1UNIT – 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.
1010M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC7 Industrial Relations and Collective Bargaining2UNIT – 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.
1011M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC7 Industrial Relations and Collective Bargaining3UNIT – 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.
1012M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC7 Industrial Relations and Collective Bargaining4UNIT – 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.
1013M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC7 Industrial Relations and Collective Bargaining5UNIT – 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.
1014M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC7 Industrial Relations and Collective Bargaining6UNIT –VI : Negotiations Introduction – Non-negotiable issues – Approaches to Negotiations Behaviour in Negotiations – Seven Step Negotiating Process
1015M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC8Managerial Economics1UNIT- I Basic concept of Managerial Economics Meaning and scope of managerial economics - fundamental concepts - scarcity, marginalism, opportunity cost - discounting - risk and uncertainty - profits - - optimisation.
1016M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC8Managerial Economics2UNIT- 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
1017M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC8Managerial Economics3UNIT -III Input and output Functions
1018M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC8Managerial Economics4UNIT - IV Pricing
1019M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC8Managerial Economics5UNIT- V Recent and Indian Economic Policies
1020M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC8Managerial Economics6UNIT-VI – EMERGING TRENDS Emerging Industrial Scenario-Trends at National and International Level, Recent Budgets and its impact at various levels.
1021M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC9 Human Resource Development2UNIT – II - HRD Process and interventions
1022M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC9 Human Resource Development3UNIT - III – Training Modules:
1023M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC9 Human Resource Development4UNIT – IV - HRD Activities at various context
1024M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC9 Human Resource Development5UNIT –V - Ethical Issues and Dilemmas in HRD
1025M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2CC9 Human Resource Development6UNIT –VI - HRD in Organizations
1026M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2EC2Counseling and Guidance1UNIT –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.
1027M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2EC2Counseling and Guidance2UNIT 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.
1028M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2EC2Counseling and Guidance3UNIT –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.
1029M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2EC2Counseling and Guidance4UNIT- 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.
1030M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2EC2Counseling and Guidance5UNIT – 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.
1031M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2EC2Counseling and Guidance6UNIT – 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.
1032M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2NME1Personality and Soft Skills Development(NME)1UNIT - I –Foundations of Personality Development
1033M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2NME1Personality and Soft Skills Development(NME)2UNIT - II - Interpersonal Relationships
1034M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2NME1Personality and Soft Skills Development(NME)3UNIT – III - Communication Skills
1035M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2NME1Personality and Soft Skills Development(NME)4UNIT – IV - Soft Skills
1036M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2NME1Personality and Soft Skills Development(NME)5UNIT – V: Group Dynamics
1037M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM2NME1Personality and Soft Skills Development(NME)6UNIT – VI: Stress
1038M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC12 Research Methodology1UNIT –I -Basic Concepts
1039M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC12 Research Methodology2UNIT –II -Research Design & Data Collection
1040M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC12 Research Methodology3UNIT –III -Scaling and Sampling Techniques
1041M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC12 Research Methodology4UNIT –IV -Data Presentation
1042M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC12 Research Methodology5UNIT –V - Data Analysis and Report Writing
1043M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC12 Research Methodology6UNIT –VI - Statistical Applications
1044M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC12 Research Methodology3UNIT-III : Social Security
1045M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC13 Labour Laws1UNIT –I : Basic Concepts Definition- importance- Evolution- Legal Provision relating to Wages- Working Conditions - Labour Welfare- Industrial Relations- Social Security.
1046M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC13 Labour Laws2UNIT –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.
1047M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC13 Labour Laws3UNIT –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.
1048M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC13 Labour Laws4UNIT –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.
1049M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC13 Labour Laws5UNIT –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
1050M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC13 Labour Laws6Unit – 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.
1051M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC14 Performance Management1UNIT -I – Introduction to Performance Management
1052M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC14 Performance Management2UNIT – II - Performance Management Process
1053M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC14 Performance Management3UNIT – III - Performance Appraisal
1054M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC14 Performance Management4UNIT –IV - Performance Assessment
1055M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC14 Performance Management5UNIT – V- Performance Development
1056M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC14 Performance Management6UNIT – VI - Recent trends
1057M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC15 Talent Management1UNIT – I- Introduction to Talent Management
1058M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC15 Talent Management2UNIT – II - Talent Planning & Development
1059M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC15 Talent Management3UNIT-III: Talent Management System
1060M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC15 Talent Management4UNIT – IV - Talent Acquisition
1061M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC15 Talent Management5UNIT – V - Elements of Talent Management:
1062M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3CC15 Talent Management6UNIT –VI – Employee Talent Retention:
1063M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC3Organizational Development1UNIT – I - Introduction
1064M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC3Organizational Development2UNIT – II- Operational Components
1065M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC3Organizational Development3UNIT – III - OD Interventions
1066M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC3Organizational Development4UNIT – IV - Implementation and Assessment
1067M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC3Organizational Development5UNIT – V -Some Key Considerations and Issues in OD
1068M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC3Organizational Development6UNIT – VI - Organisational change
1069M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC4Welfare and Safety1UNIT – I : Introduction to Welfare
1070M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC4Welfare and Safety2UNIT-II : Safety
1071M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC4Welfare and Safety4UNIT-IV : Workers Participation in Management
1072M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC4Welfare and Safety5UNIT- V : Monitoring for Safety, Health & Environment
1073M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC4Welfare and Safety6Unit – VI: Classification of Labour Legislations
1074M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC5Corporate Social Responsibility1UNIT – 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.
1075M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC5Corporate Social Responsibility2UNIT – 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.
1076M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC5Corporate Social Responsibility3UNIT –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
1077M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC5Corporate Social Responsibility4UNIT – 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.
1078M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC5Corporate Social Responsibility5UNIT – 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.
1079M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC5Corporate Social Responsibility6UNIT – 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.
1080M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC6Human Resource Information System1UNIT -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.
1081M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC6Human Resource Information System2UNIT-II Project Management Modern project management – Organization strategy – project selection – Defining the project – managing risk – Leadership – Overview of International projects.
1082M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC6Human Resource Information System3UNIT –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.
1083M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC6Human Resource Information System4UNIT-IV Systems: Systems for Leave accounting, Payroll, LTC, Incentives, Welfare measures, Career growth monitoring, Performance appraisals & statutory requirements.
1084M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC6Human Resource Information System5UNIT-V Changes: Changing world of HR, Integration of HR systems, Paperless Office, Outsourcing of HR.
1085M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3EC6Human Resource Information System6UNIT-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.
1086M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3NME2Entrepreneurship Development(NME)1UNIT 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.
1087M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3NME2Entrepreneurship Development(NME)2UNIT 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.
1088M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3NME2Entrepreneurship Development(NME)3UNIT 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 91 | P a g e in India- famous Indian women entrepreneurs Institutions for Women Entrepreneurial Development.
1089M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3NME2Entrepreneurship Development(NME)4UNIT 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.
1090M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM3NME2Entrepreneurship Development(NME)5UNIT 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.
1091M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4CC16Knowledge Management1UNIT – I - Introduction to KM
1092M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4CC16Knowledge Management2UNIT – II- KM Architecture
1093M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4CC16Knowledge Management3UNIT – III - Planning For Strategic KM
1094M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4CC16Knowledge Management4UNIT –IV - Culture of Learning and Knowledge Sharing
1095M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4CC16Knowledge Management5UNIT – V- Importance of KM to Organizations
1096M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4CC16Knowledge Management6UNIT – VI - Recent Trends
1097M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4CC17Total Quality Management1Basics of TQM
1098M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4CC17Total Quality Management1UNIT – I – Introduction to Total Quality Management (TQM)
1099M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4CC17Total Quality Management2UNIT – II - TQM Thinkers and Thoughts
1100M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4CC17Total Quality Management3UNIT - III - Models of TQM
1101M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4CC17Total Quality Management4UNIT - IV – Statistical Process Control Tools and Techniques
1102M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4CC17Total Quality Management5UNIT - V - Implementing TQM
1103M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4CC17Total Quality Management6UNIT – VI - Case Studies
1104M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4CC18Information Technology for Managers1UNIT 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.
1105M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4CC18Information Technology for Managers2UNIT 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.
1106M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4CC18Information Technology for Managers3UNIT 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.
1107M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4CC18Information Technology for Managers4UNIT 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.
1108M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4CC18Information Technology for Managers5UNIT 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
1109M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4CC18Information Technology for Managers6UNIT 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.
1110M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC10Office Management1UNIT –I : Office – Nature, Functions and Importance
1111M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC10Office Management2UNIT – II : Office Organization
1112M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC10Office Management3UNIT - III : Records Management and Filing
1113M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC10Office Management4UNIT – IV : Office Services and Supervision
1114M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC10Office Management5UNIT – V : Office Environment
1115M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC10Office Management6UNIT –VI : TPM Application
1116M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC7Entrepreneurship Development1UNIT 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.
1117M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC7Entrepreneurship Development2UNIT 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.
1118M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC7Entrepreneurship Development3UNIT III – Family and Women Entrepreneurship 105 | P a g e 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.
1119M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC7Entrepreneurship Development4UNIT 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.
1120M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC7Entrepreneurship Development5UNIT 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.
1121M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC8Natural Resource Management1UNIT-I - Introduction to Natural Resource Bases
1122M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC8Natural Resource Management2UNIT-II - Introduction to Livelihoods and Relation with Natural Resource Management (NRM)
1123M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC8Natural Resource Management3UNIT-III – LWF Resources
1124M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC8Natural Resource Management4UNIT-IV –FFO Resources
1125M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC8Natural Resource Management5UNIT-V – Experiential Learning
1126M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC8Natural Resource Management6UNIT-VI- Sustainable NRM and Management of CIR
1127M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC9Global Human Resource Management1UNIT – 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
1128M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC9Global Human Resource Management2UNIT – 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.
1129M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC9Global Human Resource Management3UNIT – 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.
1130M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC9Global Human Resource Management4UNIT – 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.
1131M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC9Global Human Resource Management5UNIT – V –Cultural Dimensions Performance Management-Cultural Dimensions, Hoefstede’s ClassificationInternational Business Ethics and HRM-Ownership Issues-Research and Theoretical Development.
1132M.A. Human Resource ManagementDepartment of Lifelong LearningKUMUTHAVALLI T 22HRM4EC9Global Human Resource Management6UNIT – 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.
1133B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA1AC1Discrete Mathematics1Basics of Discrete Mathematics
1134B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA1AC1Discrete Mathematics2Relations and Functions
1135B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA1AC1Discrete Mathematics3Mathematical Logic
1136B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA1AC1Discrete Mathematics4Graph theory
1137B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA1CC1Computer Fundamentals and Internet Applications1Basics of computers
1138B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA1CC1Computer Fundamentals and Internet Applications2Algorithm and flow chart
1139B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA1CC1Computer Fundamentals and Internet Applications3Internet and its application
1140B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA1CC1Computer Fundamentals and Internet Applications4HTML
1141B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA1CC1Computer Fundamentals and Internet Applications5Cascading Style Sheets
1142B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA1CP1Office Automation Lab1Office Automation lab
1143B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA1CP1Office Automation Lab1Office automation lab includes working with MS office packages.
1144B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA1CP2HTML Lab1HTML used for designing a web page.
1145B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA2MBE1Desktop Publishing Lab1Desktop Publishing Lab
1146B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA3CP4Programming in Java Lab1Programming in JAVA
1147B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA4CP5Database Systems Lab1Database System is used to store and retrieve data
1148B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA4SBE1PC Administration Lab1PC Administration Lab
1149B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5CC5Operating Systems1Introduction to Operating Systems
1150B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5CC5Operating Systems2Process Management and Scheduling criteria
1151B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5CC5Operating Systems3Process Synchronization and Deadlock
1152B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5CC5Operating Systems4Memory Management
1153B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5CC5Operating Systems5File Management , File System Structure and Disk Scheduling
1154B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5CC6Python Programming1overview of Python
1155B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5CC6Python Programming2Identifier
1156B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5CC6Python Programming3Creating Python Programs
1157B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5CC6Python Programming4Python tuples and sets, Python Dictionary
1158B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5CC6Python Programming5Classes, Object-oriented Programming and Exception
1159B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5CC7Software Engineering1Introduction to Software Engineering
1160B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5CC7Software Engineering2Software Cost Estimation
1161B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5CC7Software Engineering3Software Design
1162B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5CC7Software Engineering4Implementation Issues and Documentation Guideline
1163B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5CC7Software Engineering5Structured Coding Techniques
1164B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5SSDSoft skill Development1BASICS OF SOFT SKILLS
1165B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5SSDSoft skill Development2PROJECTING SOCIAL IMAGE
1166B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5SSDSoft skill Development3Effective communication
1167B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5SSDSoft skill Development4body language and gestures
1168B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA5SSDSoft skill Development5Resume writing
1169B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA6CC10Data Structures1Introduction to Data Structures
1170B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA6CC10Data Structures2Stacks and Queues
1171B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA6CC10Data Structures3Introduction to Trees
1172B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA6CC8Data Communication and Networks1Introduction and Components of data communication and Networks
1173B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA6CC8Data Communication and Networks2Physical Layer Signals
1174B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA6CC8Data Communication and Networks3Data Link Layer
1175B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA6CC8Data Communication and Networks4Network Layer
1176B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA6CC8Data Communication and Networks5Session, Transport and Application Layer
1177B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA6CC9PHP1Introduction to PHP, Essentials of Php.
1178B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA6CC9PHP2Strings and Arrays
1179B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA6CC9PHP3Function and Creating Function
1180B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA6CC9PHP4Reading Data in Web Pages
1181B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA6CC9PHP5Working with Database
1182B.C.A. (2020-2021)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M20UCA6CP8PHP Lab1PHP Lab
1183Diploma in Vocational Training and DevelopmentCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23DVTD1Basic Academics1Introduction to Basic academics
1184Diploma in Vocational Training and DevelopmentCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23DVTD1Basic Academics2Life skill development
1185Diploma in Vocational Training and DevelopmentCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23DVTD1Basic Academics3Pre-academics and Academic skill
1186Diploma in Vocational Training and DevelopmentCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23DVTD1Basic Academics4Basic mathematics and money management
1187Diploma in Vocational Training and DevelopmentCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23DVTD1Basic Academics5Learning signals and Basic rules
1188Diploma in Vocational Training and DevelopmentCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23DVTD2Word Processing1Introduction to computers
1189Diploma in Vocational Training and DevelopmentCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23DVTD2Word Processing2Formatting and editing
1190Diploma in Vocational Training and DevelopmentCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23DVTD2Word Processing3page orientation
1191Diploma in Vocational Training and DevelopmentCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23DVTD2Word Processing4working with documents
1192Diploma in Vocational Training and DevelopmentCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23DVTD2Word Processing5nuances of Ms Word
1193NME : Introduction to Indian Sign LanguageCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M2022VAC01Introduction to Indian Sign Language1Aspects of ISL
1194NME : Introduction to Indian Sign LanguageCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M2022VAC01Introduction to Indian Sign Language2Fundamentals of ISL
1195NME : Introduction to Indian Sign LanguageCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M2022VAC01Introduction to Indian Sign Language3Greetings and alphabets in sign language
1196NME : Introduction to Indian Sign LanguageCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M2022VAC01Introduction to Indian Sign Language4Facets of ISL
1197NME : Introduction to Indian Sign LanguageCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M2022VAC01Introduction to Indian Sign Language5Resources for learning ISL
1198NME : Prevention of disabilitiesCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M2023VAC02Prevention of disabilities1Overview of Disability
1199NME : Prevention of disabilitiesCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M2023VAC02Prevention of disabilities2Developmental Milestones and Red Flag
1200NME : Prevention of disabilitiesCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M2023VAC02Prevention of disabilities3Types of disabilities
1201NME : Prevention of disabilitiesCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M2023VAC02Prevention of disabilities4Causes of disabilities and prevention measures
1202NME : Prevention of disabilitiesCentre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M2023VAC02Prevention of disabilities5Community Based Rehabilitation
1203B.C.A. (2023-2024)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23UCA EC04ADatabase Management Systems / Digital Logic Fundamentals1DATA STORAGE AND QUERYING
1204B.C.A. (2023-2024)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23UCA EC04ADatabase Management Systems / Digital Logic Fundamentals2RELATIONAL QUERY LANGUAGE
1205B.C.A. (2023-2024)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23UCA EC04ADatabase Management Systems / Digital Logic Fundamentals3DATA MODELS
1206B.C.A. (2023-2024)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23UCA EC04ADatabase Management Systems / Digital Logic Fundamentals4DATABASE NORMALIZATION
1207B.C.A. (2023-2024)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23UCA EC04ADatabase Management Systems / Digital Logic Fundamentals5CONCURRENCY CONTROL
1208B.C.A. (2023-2024)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23UCA SEC04Animation lab1Animation Lab in Flash
1209B.C.A. (2023-2024)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23UCACC04Programming in Java1Introduction to JAVA
1210B.C.A. (2023-2024)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23UCACC04Programming in Java2JAVA CLASSES & OBJECTS
1211B.C.A. (2023-2024)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23UCACC04Programming in Java3JAVA ABSTRACT CLASS
1212B.C.A. (2023-2024)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23UCACC04Programming in Java4JAVA EXCEPTION HANDLING
1213B.C.A. (2023-2024)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23UCALC01Programming in C Lab1Programming in C
1214B.C.A. (2023-2024)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23UCALC03Data Structures and Algorithms Lab2Data structure Lab exercise 6-10
1215B.C.A. (2023-2024)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23UCALC04Programming in Java Lab5JAVA APPLET AND GRAPHICS
1216B.C.A. (2023-2024)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23UCANMEC01Yoga Practices1basics of yoga
1217B.C.A. (2023-2024)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23UCANMEC01Yoga Practices2basic yoga poses for healthy living
1218B.C.A. (2023-2024)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23UCANMEC01Yoga Practices3Types of yoga and their benefits
1219B.C.A. (2023-2024)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23UCANMEC01Yoga Practices4Yoga postures for wellbeing
1220B.C.A. (2023-2024)Centre for Differently Abled PersonsPRABAVATHY M23UCANMEC01Yoga Practices5Guidelines for Yoga practice
1221M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST01DECLinear Models and Design of Experiments1Linear 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.
1222M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST01UECOperations Research1Linear 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.
1223M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST01VAC*VAC-1 - Introduction to Machine Learning1Machine 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.
1224M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST02DECStochastic Processes and Time Series Analysis1Introduction 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.
1225M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST02DECStochastic Processes and Time Series Analysis2Classification 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.
1226M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST02DECStochastic Processes and Time Series Analysis3Renewal 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.
1227M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST02DECStochastic Processes and Time Series Analysis4Time 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.
1228M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST02DECStochastic Processes and Time Series Analysis5Auto-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.
1229M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST02VAC*VAC-2 - Introduction to Big Data Analytics1Introduction 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.
1230M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST02VAC*VAC-2 - Introduction to Big Data Analytics2Data 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.
1231M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST02VAC*VAC-2 - Introduction to Big Data Analytics5Cloud 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.
1232M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST02VAC*VAC-2 - Introduction to Big Data Analytics3Data Visualization – Prepare the data for Visualization – Use tools – Tableau, QlickView and 03, Draw insights out of Visualization Tool – Product Implementation.
1233M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST02VAC*VAC-2 - Introduction to Big Data Analytics4Introduction 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.
1234M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST03CCDistribution Theory1Basic 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.
1235M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST04CCSampling Theory1Population 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.
1236M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST05DECDemography and Official Statistics1Development 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.
1237M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST07CCStatistical Inference - I1Estimator – 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.
1238M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST07CCStatistical Inference - I2Mean-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
1239M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST07CCStatistical Inference - I3Methods 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.
1240M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST07CCStatistical Inference - I4Interval 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.
1241M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST07CCStatistical Inference - I5Bayes’ 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.
1242M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST08CCStatistical Quality Control and Reliability Theory2Process 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.
1243M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST08CCStatistical Quality Control and Reliability Theory1Introduction 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.
1244M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST08DECStatistical Methods for Bioinformatics1Introduction 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.
1245M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST08DECStatistical Methods for Bioinformatics2Bio-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.
1246M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST08DECStatistical Methods for Bioinformatics3Statistical 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.
1247M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST08DECStatistical Methods for Bioinformatics4Overview 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.
1248M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST08DECStatistical Methods for Bioinformatics5Databases: 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.
1249M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST12CCMultivariate Analysis1Singular 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.
1250M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST12CCMultivariate Analysis2Random 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.
1251M.Sc. StatisticsDepartment of StatisticsJAISANKAR T23ST12CCMultivariate Analysis3Generalized 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.
1252M.Sc. BiotechnologyDepartment of Biotechnology MANICKAVASAGAM M22BTCC12Plant Biotechnology1Micropropagation
1253M.Sc. BiotechnologyDepartment of Biotechnology MANICKAVASAGAM M22BTCC12Plant Biotechnology1Adventitious shoot production
1254M.Sc. BiotechnologyDepartment of Biotechnology MANICKAVASAGAM M22BTCC12Plant Biotechnology2Confirmation of Transgenic plants
1255M.Sc. BiotechnologyDepartment of Biotechnology MANICKAVASAGAM M22BTCC12Plant Biotechnology2Promoters used in Plant vectors
1256M.Sc. BiotechnologyDepartment of Biotechnology MANICKAVASAGAM M22BTCC12Plant Biotechnology3Transposons in Transgenic plants
1257M.Sc. BiotechnologyDepartment of Biotechnology MANICKAVASAGAM M22BTCC12Plant Biotechnology3Transgenics for improved Photosynthesis
1258M.Sc. BiotechnologyDepartment of Biotechnology MANICKAVASAGAM M22BTCC12Plant Biotechnology1Virus elimination
1259M.Sc. BiotechnologyDepartment of Biotechnology MANICKAVASAGAM M22BTCC6Genetic Engineering1Tools of Genetic Engineering : Restriction Enzymes
1260M.Sc. BiotechnologyDepartment of Biotechnology MANICKAVASAGAM M22BTCC6Genetic Engineering1Tools of Genetic Engineering : S1 Endonuclease
1261M.Sc. BiotechnologyDepartment of Biotechnology MANICKAVASAGAM M22BTCC6Genetic Engineering2Cloning Vectors:Plasmid Vectors
1262M.Sc. BiotechnologyDepartment of Biotechnology MANICKAVASAGAM M22BTCC6Genetic Engineering3Expression vectors : Expression vector
1263M.Sc. BiotechnologyDepartment of Biotechnology MANICKAVASAGAM M22BTCC6Genetic Engineering3Expression vector: Gene fusion vectors
1264M.Sc. BiotechnologyDepartment of Biotechnology MANICKAVASAGAM M22BTCC6Genetic Engineering4Cloning Strategies : Steps in Gene Cloning
1265M.Sc. BiotechnologyDepartment of Biotechnology MANICKAVASAGAM M22BTCC6Genetic Engineering4Cloning Strategies: Confirmation of Transgenic Animals
1266M.Sc. BiotechnologyDepartment of Biotechnology MANICKAVASAGAM M22BTCC6Genetic Engineering5Applications of RDNA Technology
1267M.Sc. BiotechnologyDepartment of Biotechnology MANICKAVASAGAM M22BTCC6Genetic Engineering5Applications of R-DNA Technology : Potential Hazards of R-DNA technology
1268M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS47C10Genetic Engineering2Southern blot
1269M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS47C10Genetic Engineering2DNA sequencing
1270M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS47C10Genetic Engineering1DNA cloning
1271M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS47C10Genetic Engineering2Vectors & promoters
1272M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS47C10Genetic Engineering4DNA chips
1273M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS47C10Genetic Engineering3n vitro mutagenesis
1274M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS47C10Genetic Engineering3Invitro transcription
1275M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology1CSF
1276M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology1Meninges
1277M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology1Neural tube
1278M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology1Neurodevelopment
1279M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology15 major divisions
1280M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology3Pre-and Post Synaptic Receptors
1281M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology3G-protein coupled receptors
1282M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology3Neurotransmitters-2
1283M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology3Catecholamine Biochemistry
1284M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology3acetylcholine biochemistry
1285M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology3Neurotransmitters
1286M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology3peptide neurotransmitters
1287M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology5Demyelination
1288M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology4cortex and brainstem contain motor control center
1289M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology4sensation, movement, and homeostasis
1290M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology5Peripheral Nerve Demyelinating Diseases
1291M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology5Central pontine myelinolysis
1292M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology5Brain Cancers
1293M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology5Peripheral Nerve Demyelinating Diseases
1294M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology2Peripheral Nervous System
1295M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology5Demyelination
1296M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology2Cranial Nerves
1297M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology2Cranial Nerves
1298M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology3Spinal Nerves
1299M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology4Other tracts
1300M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology4Somatosensory Neurotransmission-2
1301M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology4Somatosensory Neurotransmission-1
1302M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology2Anatomy of neurons
1303M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology2membrane potential
1304M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology2Axonal transport
1305M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceNARKUNARAJA S18BMS48E4 P/NElective Core-4 Proteomics / Neurobiology2Muscle Contraction
1306M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceMATHAN G18BMS59C16Cancer Biology1Introduction to Cancer Biology
1307M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceMATHAN G18BMS59C16Cancer Biology5Strategies of Anticancer drug therapy
1308M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceMATHAN G18BMS59C16Cancer Biology3Tumor Suppressor Genes-p53 and PTEN
1309M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceMATHAN G18BMS59C16Cancer Biology4Tumor Staging and Grading
1310M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceMATHAN G18BMS59C16Cancer Biology5Strategies of anticancer drug therapy: RNAi Strategy
1311M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceMATHAN G18BMS59C16Cancer Biology3Oncogenes-Bcr-Abl1 and ErbB2
1312M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceMATHAN G18BMS59C16Cancer Biology2Major cell cycle regulatory check points- G1& G2/M checkpoint
1313M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceMATHAN G18BMS59C16Cancer Biology4Apoptosis Signaling Pathway- Intrinsic and extrinsic pathway
1314M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceMATHAN G18BMS59C16Cancer Biology1Hall marks of cancer-2011-Review
1315M.Sc. Biomedical Science (5 Year Integrated)Department of Biomedical ScienceMATHAN G18BMS59C16Cancer Biology1Hall marks of cancer-2000-Review
1316M.Sc. ChemistryDepartment of ChemistrySRINIVASAN KCHE611CC Organic Chemistry - I2Stereochemistry and Conformation Analysis
1317M.Sc. ChemistryDepartment of ChemistrySRINIVASAN KCHE631CC Organic Reactions, Spectroscopy and Asymmetric Synthesis3Reagents in Organic Synthesis
1318M.Sc. ChemistryDepartment of ChemistrySRINIVASAN KCHE641CC Retrosynthesis, Natural Products and Biomolecules4Natural Products Chemistry-Part C