SVT Prospectus

Karnataka State Open University
Manasagangotri, MYSORE - 570 006
Organization Structure of KSOU

Prof. K S Rangappa
Vice Chancellor
Sri. K R Jayaprakash Rao - KAS

Registrar
Prof. Jagadeesha
Dean (Academics) Prof. T. D. DeveGowda Dean (Study Centre) Telephone & Fax
Tel : 0821 -2512471 Fax : 0821-2500847 E : registrar@ksoumysore.com Tel : 0821 -2510772 E : fo@ksoumysore.com Tel : 0821-2500871 E : info@ksoumysore.com Tel : 0821 - 2510884 Fax : 0821 - 2500845 E : dirit@ksoumysore.com
Prof. R Somappa
Registrar (Evaluation) Office / Officials

Vice Chancellors office
Dr. RadhaKrishna Bhat

Finance Officer
Telephone & Fax

Tel : 0821 -2515149 Fax : 0821-2500846 E : vc@ksoumysore.com Tel : 0821 -2519947 Fax : 0821-2500845 E : deanac@ksoumysore.com Tel : 0821 -2519942 Fax : 0821 - 2500848 E : re@ksoumysore.com Tel : 0821-2500983 E : drexam@ksoumysore.com
Office / Officials
Administrative Branch Registrar Finance Branch Finance Officer Information & Guidance Cell IT - Courses Information Section
Academic Section Dean (Academics) Examination Branch
Deputy Registrar (Evaluation)
www.ksoumysore.com
Organization Structure of Sharada Vikas Trust

Registered Office:
No. 450/ 1/14, 2nd Floor, Laxmi Complex, 10th main, 27th Cross, 4th Block, Jayanagar, Bangalore- 560011. Email : svt@sharadavikas.com Web : www.sharadavikas.com Tel : +91-80-22440420, 41477873, 64540949 Fax : +91-80-41477871,
Sri D.V. Venkatachalapathi-President Email:pathi@sharadavikas.com Dr. D.S Ramakrishna-Dean (Academics) Dr. K.S. Umadevi- Director (Academics) Dr. V.V Raghavan - Director (Distance Education)
CONTENTS
Vice Chancellors Message About Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) About Sharada Vikas Trust (SVT) Philosophy of Distance Education Academic Programmes and Eligibility 1 2 4 5 6
Information Technology Programs

Master of Technology - Information Technology Master of Technology Civil Engineering Master of Technology - Electronics & Commmunication Engineering Master of Technology Mechanical Engineering Master of Technology Electrical Engineering Master of Science - Information Technology Master of Science - Information Technology Infrastructure Master of Science - Nano Technology Master of Computer Applications Integrated Master of Computer Applications Bachelor of Computer Applications Bachelor of Science Information Technology Bachelor of Technology - Electronics & Commmunication Bachelor of Technology - Mechanical Engineering Bachelor of Technology - Electrical Engineering Bachelor of Technology - Civil Engineering Bachelor of Technology - Computer Science Diploma in Civil Engineering Diploma in Electrical Engineering Diploma in Electronics Engineering Diploma in Telecom Engineering Diploma in Mechanical Engineering Diploma in Multimedia Diploma in Digital Film Making Certificate in Web Design Certificate in Digital Imaging 10 10 11 12 12 13 14 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 27 28 28 29 29
General Programs
Master of Arts English Master of Arts Economics Master of Arts History Master of Arts - Political Science Master of Arts - Women Studies Master of Commerce Master in Social Work Master of Arts Education Master of Tourism and Hospitality Management Bachelor of Arts 31 31 31 31 32 32 32 33 33 34
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Bachelor of Social Work Bachelor of Commerce Bachelor of Science - Fashion Design Bachelor of Fine Arts Bachelor of Hospitality & Catering Management Diploma in Effective Communication Diploma in Executive Skill Development Diploma in Herbal Medicine Diploma in Event Management Diploma in Nursery Teacher Training 35 36 37 37 38 38 39 39 39 40
Management Programs
Master of Business Administration - Information Systems Master of Business Administration with Dual Specialization Human Resource Management Finance Management Marketing Management Insurance and Banking Management Operations Management Hospitality Management Retail Management Project Management Executive - MBA Executive Master of Business Administration - Finance Management (FM) Executive Master of Business Administration - Human Resource Management (HRM) Executive Master of Business Administration - Information Technology (IT) Executive Master of Business Administration - Insurance and Banking (INB) Executive Master of Business Administration - Marketing Management (MM) Executive Master of Business Administration - Retail Management (RM) Executive Master of Business Administration - Operation Management (OM) Executive Master of Business Administration - Hospitality Management (HM) Executive Master of Business Administration - International Business (IB) Executive Master of Business Administration - Project Management (PM) Executive Master of Business Administration - Infrastructure Management (IFM) Bachelor of Business Administration - General - (BBAG) Bachelor of Business Management (Specialization in RM, OM, MM, ITM, INB, HM, HRM) Delivery System for Academic Programmes Fee structure Evaluation Methodology and Grading System Important Note-Instructions to the Distance Learners Rules of the University News and Events Calender of Events Advisory Board 45 45 45 45 45 45 46 46 46 46 47 47 47-50 51 53-54 55 56 57 58 61 62 43 43 43 43 43 44 44 44 42
Our mission of the Distance Education is to promote student access and success by integrating programs and services using technology mediated instruction to develop and promote effective distance learning paradigms
istance Education
From V.Cs Desk
Dear Student
By 2020 every education and training program leading to a qualification will be available in full time, part time and through distance learning. Out of this the third option will have more relevancy. Distance education will provide whatever educational opportunities are needed by anyone, anywhere at anytime. The end result of this will be increased educational opportunities for broader segments of the population, accommodating different situations and different needs. Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) was established in the year 1996 for the promotion of Education among all sections of society. The programs that are innovative and relevant to the society are offered with moderate cost and modern facilities. Karnataka State Open University has also programs of IGNOU, to cater to the needs of learners in various fields. Accessibility, quality, flexibility and relevance are the major strengths of KSOU, whereas creation, management and dissemination of knowledge are its main goals. In order to achieve these goals, we have established 7 Regional Centers at Bangalore, Davanagere, Dharwad, Gulbarga, Mangalore, Shimoga and Delhi, 110 UG Study Centers, 10 B.Ed study centers, 08 Special B.Ed Study Centers, 08 M.Ed Study Centers and 403 Partner Institution Study Centers. You can get the information and admission in all the Regional Centres as well as in our main campus at Mysore. Sharada Vikas Trust (SVT) has been in the field of education over a decade and has built it up with commitment and utmost sincerity with well-qualified personnel and infrastructure. SVT works on a principle that QUALITY FIRST AND STUDENTS FOREMOST. SVT is partnered with KSOU to offer programs in UG, PG, Diploma and certification programs in the areas of Technical, management, general and engineering disciplines. We feel these courses can be of great help to the needy students. We are happy to associate with SVT to start these courses, as they will be of utmost use to our needy students so that over years they can qualify to become good domain specialists. The courses are specially designed so that the students go through the state-of-art subjects for the present scenario. It will be the earnest endeavor of KSOU and SVT to impart quality education together so that the out going students are better equipped comparatively. They will be supported with many study centers located in significant cities both inside and outside the country. I wish that the students take these courses with commitment and utmost sincerity. Also take good help from the committed staff of the study centers and KSOU. Thank you very much for joining us in this endeavor of nation building through higher education with distance learning from KSOU and SVT.
Prof.K.S.Rangappa
Vice-chancellor
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www.sharadavikas.com / ksoumysore.com
KSOU
Karnataka State Open University
KSOU
Introduction The Karnataka State Open University established on 1st June 1996 vide Karnataka Govt. Notification No. ED 1 UOV 95 dated 12th February1996 -KSOU Act 1992 is considered to be a reputed Open University among the open learning institutions in the country. Keeping in view the educational needs of our country, in general, and state in particular, the policies and programmes have been geared to cater to the needy. Karnataka State Open University is a recognized University of Distance Education Council (DEC), New Delhi, regular member of the Association of Indian Universities (AIU), Delhi, permanent member of Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU), London, UK, Asian Association of Open Universities (AAOU), Beijing, China, and also has association with Commonwealth of Learning (COL), Vancouver, Canada. KSOU: National and International Recognition Karnataka State Open University (KSOU) was established with the assent of HE Governor of Karnataka as a full fledged University by the KSOU Act 1992. The Act was promulgated with the object of establishing an Open University at the State level, for the introduction and promotion of Open University and Distance Education system in the education pattern of the State and for the Co-ordination and determination of standards of such systems. By virtue of KSOU Act of 1992, Karnataka State Open University is empowered to establish, maintain or recognize Colleges, Regional Centres and Study Centres in Karnataka and also outside Karnataka at such places as it deems fit.
Distance Education Council (DEC), New Delhi, has accorded recognition to Karnataka State Open University, Mysore for offering Programmes / Courses approved by the Statutory bodies of the University. Karnataka State Open University is a recognized University of Distance Education Council under the aegis of Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD) (Revised notification F. No. DEC/OU/Recog./2008). Karnataka State Open University is a regular member of the Association of Indian Universities (AIU), New Delhi since 1999 (No. EV/11(80)/99/203935-4172). Karnataka State Open University is a permanent member of Association of Commonwealth Universities (ACU), London, United Kingdom since 1999. Its member code is: ZKASOPENUINI. Karnataka State Open University is a permanent member of Asian Association of Open Universities (AAOU), Beijing, China since 1999. Karnataka State Open University has association with Commonwealth of Learning (COL), Vancouver, Canada since 2003. COL is an intergovernmental organization created by Commonwealth Head of Governments to encourage the development and sharing of open learning / distance education knowledge, resources and technologies.
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Special Features The Open-Distance-Learning (ODL) system is a unique and challenging mode of education offered at the University level. This system provides ample opportunities for those who desire to continue their higher education at their own convenient time and place. This method is popularly known as Distance Education. It is perhaps the only way to meet the ever-increasing demand for Higher Education especially in a developing country like India. Distance Education programmes are specially designed for: 1. 2. 3. Candidates who discontinue their formal education owing to pecuniary or other circumstances. Candidates residing in geographically remote areas. Candidates who cannot get admission to regular colleges / Universities.
4. 5. 6.
Employed persons who cannot pursue their study as full-time candidates. Individuals who wish to pursue learning for knowledge sake. Candidates who wish to update knowledge and skills.
The Open-Distance-Learning (ODL) system is perhaps the only system that is able to provide Higher Education to those who have social, economic, spatial and such other constraints. Also it caters to the increasing demand for Higher Education, offering flexibilities in terms of age, qualification, location, time, etc.
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Sharada Vikas Trust
Vikas Group comprising of Vikas Global Solutions Ltd., Vikas Microchip Technologies, Vikas Outsourcing solutions, SDN, BHD, Biogene, Maithreyi, Mayflower Mass media Pvt. Ltd. and Sharada Vikas Trust has over 14 years of educational experience. The group has diversified presence in Information Technology, Telecom, Education, Media and Publishing, Biotechnology, Hospitality, Retail and Energy Sector. About Sharada Vikas Trust Sharada Vikas Trust(R) was formed to provide and establish highend research and educational service in the areas of Medical, Engineering, Biotechnology and Management based institutions across India as well as abroad. The Trust is also involved in empowering of poor, orphans, and physically handicapped and other people. Eminent people who are well qualified and have great concern about the well being of the Society run the Trust. Sharada Vikas Trust(R) is a pioneer in Higher education. Currently the trust is running Pre University and graduation colleges in regular mode. With over fifteen years of experience in IT industry and more than a decade of service in Education, and with highly skilled and experienced professionals and committed staff, Sharada Vikas Trust is aiming at giving good and quality education at very reasonable cost and strives to uplift the socio-economic standards of the society. Vision: To be recognized as a successful Academic institution in the areas of Technology and Management for delivery of high quality knowledge Services. To offer advanced empowering technologies to students around the world.
Mission: Prepare the next generations of skilled and ethical professionals by providing excellent professional education that prepares one to compete in a diverse world market. Goal: Sharada Vikas Trust has pioneered in high end education. Currently it is delivering high end graduation, post graduation, diploma and certification programs in Technical, Management, Hospitality, Humanities, Mass Communication and other general programs in partner with Govt. Universities. These programs are being delivered through its existing partner network across 150 locations in India and abroad and it is steadily growing. At present we are delivering the higher education across India and abroad through our own institutions and partner network situated at various locations. With this background Sharada Vikas Trust is partnered with Karnataka State Open university which is one of the prestigious Govt. Universities in India to impart IT, Management, Hospitality, Media, Education and General programs. These programs are offered in distance education mode both in offline and online. We welcome you all to take this golden opportunity and be part of one of the best world class education groups to achieve success in all your endevors.
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Philosophy Of Distance Education
istance education aims to deliver education to students who could not be physically present in a class rooms. The main advantage of distance education is that students have got the flexibility to learn the courses in a convenient way with the aid of internet, VSAT, weekend counseling sessions and specially designed course material. Students can also communicate through internet with teachers at their own time and can exchange the course content over the net. The Continuing and Distance Education programs were created to enable full time working professionals and opportunity to earn a respectable qualification in chosen areas of study. Distance education offers several benefits. The primary benefit of it being, that students who might not be able to take up full time courses due to time or financial constraints may easily take to distance education. Since the arrival of the internet, it has become extremely easy to take up distance education courses through the internet. Presently geographical boundaries have no meaning for wherever one may be sitting in the world; he/she can remain connected through the internet. If one has access to the internet then he/she can take up one of several distance education courses. Distance education is often termed as flexible learning as one can handle other commitments along with their studies. In Distance education an individual studies without attending the regular college. There is an advantage as an individual can study from home or remote area. The use of television, radio, and internet has further encouraged distance education. The consistent usage of both computers as well as internet has made distance learning fast and easy.
Distance education is also beneficial for the students over 21 years of age who mostly work full time during the classroom hours. These students require flexible learning schedule. They demand sufficient development opportunities to help them keep updated with todays ever-changing knowledge base. Youngsters in India most often in semi urban/rural areas are denied higher education due to their pre occupation for making both ends meet and hence find distance education a boon. Distance education is particularly beneficial for physically handicapped who will not be able to take up regular education. Distance education is suited for all class of people, young and old, poor and rich and can be had anywhere at any time. At the present juncture new opportunities like BPO, finance, banking, health care support services, call centers attract a lot of youngsters. People employed in these professions can pursue their higher studies and aim to full fill their craving for higher education, thus earning while they are learning. It is at this juncture distance education will be of great help, especially qualifying for higher education in Technology, Management, Hospitality and other allied programs.
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Academic Programmes and Eligibility
IT Programs
Program 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3. M.TechIT * M.TechCE M.TechEL M.TechME M.Tech- EE M.ScIT M.ScITF M.ScNT
M.Tech./M.Sc./MCA/IMCA/BCA/B.Tech/Diploma/Certificate Courses
Eligibility 10+2+BE/ domain B.Tech /AMIE in respective 2 4 2nd semester Duration (Years) Sems. Lateral Entry to Semester -
10+2+BE/ B.Tech./M.Sc. IT/CE/EL/ME) 10+2+BE/B.Sc(IT/IS/CS/Embedded Technology) 10+2+B.Sc (CS/IT) or any Graduate
2 3 3 3 5 5 3 3 3 3 4 4
4 6 6 6 10 10 6 6 6 6 8 8
3rd Semester 5th Semester 3rd Semester 3rd Semester 3rd Semester 3rd Semester -
MCA
Candidate with BCA/B.Sc. (CS/IT) M.Sc. (CS/IT) 10+2 Any Stream
IMCA
10+2/ Any Diploma from recognized State Technical Board 10+2 Any Stream
BCA
10+2/ Any Diploma from recognized State Technical Board 10+2 Any Stream
B.Sc. (IT) 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 1. 2. B.Tech B.Tech B.Tech B.Tech B.Tech DME DEE DEL DCE DCS DIM DIDFM CWD CDI (CE) (EL) (ME) (EE) (CS)
10+2/ Any Diploma from recognized State Technical Board 10+2 with Mathematics 10+2/ Any Diploma from recognized State Technical Board 10th or 10+2 or any equivalent qualification 10TH / 10+2 / 2 Year ITI from recognized State Technical Board in respective domain 10+2 / or its equivalent 10th Pass
3rd Semester
1 6 months
2 1
Candidates with MCA/MSC (CS)/M.SC(IT)/MIT/MCM or its equivalent from recognised University are eligible for admission in M.Tech (IT) programme.
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General Programs
Program MA: 1. English 2. Economics 3. History 4. Political Science 5. Womens Studies Eligibility 10+2+3
MA/M.Com/MSW/MTHM/MA.Ed/BA/BSW/B.Com/BSc-FD/BFA/BHCM/ Diploma courses

Duration (Years) 2 Sems. -
10+2 and 21 years as on date of admission and must pass the MPP examination conducted by the University 10+2+Graduation in (B.Com/BBA/BBA-FM/ BBM)
2 2 2 2 2 2 3 3 3 3 3 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
4 4 4 6 6 6 6 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
M.Com
10+2 and 21 years completed on the date of admission with commerce subjects in 10+2 and must pass the MPP examination conducted by the University 10+2+ BSW/ or any Graduate 10+2+3+B.Ed. 10+2+3 / BHCM 10+2 OR 10th pass and completed 18 Years and must pass BPP examination conducted by the University 10+2 / or its equivalent 10+2 OR 10th pass and completed 18 Years and must pass BPP examination conducted by the University 10+2 / or its equivalent 10+2 / or its equivalent 10+2 / or its equivalent 10+2 / or its equivalent 10+2 / or its equivalent 10+2 / or its equivalent 10+2 / or its equivalent 10+2 / or its equivalent 10+2 / or its equivalent 10+2 / or its equivalent 10+2 / or its equivalent
MSW MA.Ed MTHM BA BSW B.Com B.Sc-FD (Fashion Designing) BFA (Fine Arts) BHCM DEC (Effective Communications) DESD DHM DEM DNTT DJA DRD DCS
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Management Programs
MBA/EMBA/BBAG/BBM
Program 1. MBA- IS Management 10+2+3 or any technical degree of a recognized university Eligibility Duration (Years) Sems. Lateral Entry to Semester
MBA Dual Specilization 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. HR Management Finance Management Marketing Management Insurance & Banking Management Operation Management Hospitality Management Retail Management Project Management
Any Graduate with Diploma or PG diploma in concerned stream of Management Subjects/ of having less than three years of work experience is eligible to get admission to Second Semester of MBA
2nd Semester
Executive MBA 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. EMBA - HR Management EMBA -Finance Management EMBA- IT Management EMBA - Insurance & Banking Management EMBA - Marketing Management EMBA -Retail Management EMBA Operations Management EMBA Hospitality Management EMBA Infrastructure Management Any Graduate Working in a responsible position with three years of managerial Experience Diploma holders (10+3) of recognized University with 5 years post qualification work experience as manager/ supervisor. Post graduate teachers with minimum 4 years research and teaching experience Lawyers with 3 years of practice at the bar/or worked at any Attorneys office/Law firms/Legal adviser at any corporate organization. Ref: No.KSOU. Dean(AC) /2852/07/2010-11 Dated 24/12/2010.
10. EMBA International Business 11. EMBA -Project Management Graduate Programs 1. 2. BBAG BBM (All Streams)
10+2
Note - Lateral Entry will be as per the norms of the University.
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Information Technology programs
Introduction: Information Technology has become an integral part of modern contemporary society. Information Technology has been extended to all the new areas, making its way from mathematical computation and data processing via office automation to electronic sectors. Information Technology is becoming so prominent that it is changing every aspect of human life in Trade, Commerce, Communication, Manufacturing, Service sector, Entertainment, Global Security and Education. Computer/information science is at the intellectual forefront of the digital revolution that will define the 21st century. That revolution is in its infancy but is visible all around us. New scientific, economic and social paradigms are arising from computing science and being felt across all sectors of the economy and society at large. Computers and computer science are an increasingly important part of all academic disciplines, from English to Engineering and Everything in between. The jobs of tomorrow will use technologies not yet invented. Such innovation requires dedication to learning, in the classroom, in the research laboratory, and through out ones professional career. Scientific discovery and technological innovation require mastery of the fundamentals of computing science as well as mastery of practical technical skills. Computer Science changes the world. Computer Science touches and transforms every aspect of our lives. Traditional industries and sciences rely more and more upon computer science, driving the rapid innovations we see in Medicine, Technology, Communications, Physical Sciences, Commerce, and Human Relationships. Computer Science a Philosophy: Computer science has two faces: Technological and philosophical. The practical focus is on solving problems with the aid of computer. The philosophical focus which is required to support the practice is on the study of language and its use in making precise and understandable descriptions of anything. A computing professional must be able to analyze a situation in an application domain in biology and medicine, business, engineering, law and public policy, science, sociology and allied fields. Techniques studied in the computer science curriculum include algorithms and data structures, programming languages, computer architecture, numerical and symbolic computation, computer graphics, operating systems, software engineering, systems analysis, database and information retrieval systems, artificial intelligence and robotics, and human-computer interfaces.
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M.TECH -INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SEMESTER I Sub. Code MTECHIT11 MTECHIT12 MTECHIT13 MTECHIT14 Subjects Interactive Computer Graphics Advanced Computer Architecture Algorithm Analysis and Design Advanced DBMS Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code MTECHIT21 MTECHIT22 MTECHIT23 MTECHIT24 Subjects OO Software Engg. with UML AI and Neural Networks Elective Paper I Elective Paper II Total Credits SEMESTER III Sub. Code MTECHIT31 MTECHIT32 MTECHIT33 Subjects Elective Paper III Elective Paper IV Dissertation - Part I Total Credits Credits 4 4 8 16 Credits 4 4 4 4 16 Credits 4 4 4 4 16
GROUP C Sub. Code MTECHIT23C MTECHIT24C MTECHIT31C MTECHIT32C Subjects E-Commerce, M-Commerce and Network Security Network Programming Wireless and Mobile Networks ERP and CRM Total Credits GROUP D Sub. Code MTECHIT23D MTECHIT24D MTECHIT31D MTECHIT32D Subjects Multimedia Systems Document Analysis and Pattern Recognition Intelligent Databases Biometrics Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 4 16 Credits 4 4 4 4 16
M.TECH - CIVIL ENGINEERING SEMESTER I Sub. Code MTECHCE11 MTECHCE12 Subjects Numerical Methods in Civil Engineering Applied Elasticity & Plasticity Behaviour & Design of Reinforced Concrete Structure Pavement Material Lab - Behaviour & Design of Reinforced Concrete Structure Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code MTECHCE21 MTECHCE22 Subjects Advanced Structural Analysis Geotechnical Engineering Finite Element Method in Engg. Highway Engineering Lab - Advanced Structural Analysis Total Credits Credits 3 4 4 4 1 16 Credits 4 4 3 4 1 16
SEMESTER IV Sub. Code MTECHIT41 Subjects Dissertation - Part II Total Credits ELECTIVES FOR M.TECH (IT) GROUP A Sub. Code MTECHIT23A MTECHIT24A MTECHIT31A MTECHIT32A Subjects Automata Parallel Computing Logic and Functional Programming Natural Language Processing Total Credits GROUP B Sub. Code MTECHIT23B MTECHIT24B MTECHIT31B MTECHIT32B Subjects Embedded System VLSI Design Simulation and Modeling Compiler Design Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 4 16 Credits 4 4 4 4 16 Credits 16 16
MTECHCE13 MTECHCE14 MTECHCE15
MTECHCE23 MTECHCE24 MTECHCE25
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SEMESTER III Sub. Code MTECHCE31 MTECHCE32 MTECHCE33 MTECHCE34 MTECHCE35 Subjects Prestressed Concrete High Rise Structures Planning & Design of Airports Transportation System Planning Lab - Prestressed Concrete Total Credits SEMESTER IV Specialization Sub. Code MTECHCE11A MTECHCE12A MTECHCE13A MTECHCE14A Subjects Highway & Transportation Engineering Highway Engineering Economics Highway Engineering & Design Highway Maintenance and Management System Project Irrigation and Water Resourced Engineering Water Resourced System & Planning Hydrology Project Structural Engineering MTECHCE31C MTECHCE32C MTECHCE33C MTECHCE34C Design of Industrial Structures & Bridges Design of Hydraulic Structures Plastic Analysis of Metallic Structures Project Total Credits M.TECH- ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION SEMESTER I Sub. Code MTECHEC11 MTECHEC12 MTECHEC13 MTECHEC14 MTECHEC15 Subjects Semiconductor Devices and Modelling VLSI Technology and Process Modeling Modern Digital Communication Technology Digital Voice and Picture Communication Lab - Semiconductor Devices and Modelling Total Credits Credits 3 4 4 4 1 16 4 4 4 8 20 4 4 4 8 Credits Credits 3 4 4 4 1 16
SEMESTER II Sub. Code MTECHEC21 MTECHEC22 MTECHEC23 MTECHEC24 MTECHEC25
Subjects Solid State Circuits Digital Circuits & Systems Optimal Control Satellite Communication System Lab - Digital Circuits & Systems Total Credits
Credits 3 4 4 4 1 16
SEMESTER III Sub. Code MTECHEC31 MTECHEC32 MTECHEC33 MTECHEC34 MTECHEC35
Subjects Digital Signal Processing Digital Image Processing Optical Communication Systems Telecommunication Switching and Network Lab - Telecomm. Switching and Network Total Credits
Credits 3 4 4 4 1 16
Hydrology & Water Resourced Engineering MTECHCE21B MTECHCE22B MTECHCE23B MTECHCE24B 4 4 4 8
SEMESTER IV Specialization Sub. Code MTECHEC11A MTECHEC12A MTECHEC13A MTECHEC14A Subjects Communication System Communication System Radar System Wireless Communication Project Control & Instrumentation MTECHEC21B MTECHEC22B MTECHEC23B MTECHEC24B MTECHEC31C MTECHEC32C MTECHEC33C MTECHEC34C MTECHEC41D MTECHEC42D Industrial Instrumentation and control Digital Control and state variable methods Electronic Instruments and Systems Project Digital VLSI Design Embedded System Design Digital VLSI Design Verilog Hardware Description Language Project Microwave Optical Electronics and Fiber Optics Communications 4 4 4 8 4 4 4 4 4 8 4 4 4 8 Credits
Microwave & Optical Communication
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MTECHEC43D MTECHEC44D
Communication System Project Multimedia
4 8
SEMESTER III Sub. Code MTECHME31 MTECHME32 MTECHME33 MTECHME34 MTECHME35 Subjects Jig and Fixtures Design Mechatronics Industrial Automation Quality Control and Reliability Engineering Lab - Jig and Fixtures Design Total Credits SEMESTER IV Specialization Sub. Code MTECHME11A MTECHME12A MTECHME13A MTECHME14A MTECHME21B MTECHME22B MTECHME23B MTECHME24B MTECHME31C Subjects Mechanical Design Thermal System Design Design of Machinery Mechanical Engineering Design Project Production Technology Metal Forming Technology Machine Tool Design CAD/CAM Project Thermal Engineering Advanced Thermodynamics Refrigeration and Air conditioning Technology Steam and Gas Turbines Project Total Credits 4 4 4 4 16 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 Credits Credits 3 4 4 4 1 16
MTECHEC51E MTECHEC52E MTECHEC53E MTECHEC54E
Interactive Multimedia Web Programming Programming Microsoft ASP.NET Project Power System
4 4 4 8
MTECHEC61F MTECHEC62F MTECHEC63F MTECHEC64F
Electrical Power System Design Power System Analysis and Dynamics Power System Reliability Project
4 4 4 8
VLSI Design and Embedded System MTECHEC71G MTECHEC72G MTECHEC73G MTECHEC74G Embedded System Design Digital VLSI Design Verilog Hardware Description Language Project Total Credits M.TECH- MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SEMESTER I Sub. Code Subjects MTECHME11 MTECHME12 MTECHME13 MTECHME14 MTECHME15 Machine Vibration Analysis Advanced Mechanics of Solids Concurrent Engineering Management of Technology Lab - Machine Vibration Analysis Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code MTECHME21 MTECHME22 MTECHME23 MTECHME24 MTECHME25 Subjects Applied Elasticity Finite Elements Methods in Engineering Mechanical Estimating & Costing Materials Mgmt. & Materials Handling Lab - Mechanical Estimating & Costing Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 3 1 16 4 4 4 8 20
Credits 3 4 4 4 1 16
MTECHME32C MTECHME33C MTECHME34C
M.TECH - ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SEMESTER I Sub. Code MTECHEE11 Subjects Machine Drives Credits 3
MTECHEE12
Power Electronic Converter
MTECHEE13
Control Theory
MTECHEE14
EHV Transmission
MTECHEE15
Lab - Machine Drives Total Credits
1 16
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SEMESTER II Sub. Code MTECHEE21 MTECHEE22 MTECHEE23 MTECHEE24 MTECHEE25 Subjects Electrical Engg. & Practices Power Electronics Electrical Design, Estimating & Costing Computer Aided Analysis of E.P.S. Lab - Power Electronics Total Credits SEMESTER III Sub. Code MTECHEE31 MTECHEE32 MTECHEE33 MTECHEE34 MTECHEE35 Subjects Machine Analysis Optimal Control Advanced Control Theory Power System Protection Lab - Optimal Control Total Credits SEMESTER IV Specialization Sub. Code Credits 4 3 4 4 1 16 Credits 4 3 4 4 1 16
M.SC.-INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SEMESTER I Sub. Code MSIT11 MSIT12 MSIT13 MSIT14 MSIT15 MSIT16 MSIT17 Subjects Computer Programming Lab - Computer Programming Algorithm Analysis and Design Lab - Algorithm Analysis and Design Discrete Mathematics Advanced RDBMS Lab - Advanced RDBMS Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code MSIT21 MSIT22 MSIT23 MSIT24 MSIT25 MSIT26 MSIT27 Subjects Software Quality and Testing Advanced Communication Networks OOAD and UML Lab - OOAD and UML Advanced JAVA Lab - Advanced JAVA Software Architecture Total Credits SEMESTER III Sub. Code Subjects Control & Instrumentation Credits MSIT31 MSIT32 MSIT33 4 4 4 4 MSITE11 MSITE12 MSIT34 Subjects Project Management and Planning Client Server Computing Real Time System Project Electives Stream 1: E-Commerce E-Commerce Data Warehousing / Data Mining 3 3 Credits 3 3 2 4 Credits 4 3 3 1 4 1 2 18 Credits 5 1 4 1 3 3 1 18
MTECHEE11A MTECHEE12A MTECHEE13A MTECHEE14A
Industrial Instrumentation and Control Digital Control and State Variable Methods Electronic Instruments and System Project Power System Control
Electives Stream 2: Systems and Networking MSITE21 Internet Programming Mobile Computing 3 3
MTECHEE21B MTECHEE22B MTECHEE23B MTECHEE24B
Electrical Power System Design Power System Analysis and Dynamics Power System Reliability Project
4 4 4 4
MSITE22
Electives Stream 3: Multimedia and Cognition MSITE31 MSITE32 Pattern Recognition Multimedia Computing Total Credits 3 3 18
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SEMESTER IV Sub. Code MSIT41 MSIT42 MSIT43 MSIT44 Subjects .NET Technology Component Technologies VLSI Project Electives Stream 1: E-Commerce MSITE13 MSITE14 Cyber Laws Application Servers 2 2 Credits 4 3 2 6
SEMESTER III Sub. Code MSITF 31 MSITF 32 MSITF 33 MSITF 34 Subjects IT Information Security & Management IT Operation & Infrastructure Management Understanding Project Management Project Total Credits SEMESTER IV Credits 4 4 4 6 18
Electives Stream 2: Systems and Networking MSITE23 MSITE24 Voice and Video over IP Embedded Systems 2 2
Sub. Code MSITF 41
Subjects Project Total Credits
Credits 18 18
Electives Stream 3: Multimedia and Cognition MSITE33 MSITE34 Artificial Intelligence Image Processing Total Credits M.SC- IT INFRASTRUCTURE SEMESTER I Sub. Code MSITF 11 MSITF 12 MSITF 13 MSITF 14 MSITF 15 MSITF 16 MSITF 17 Subjects IT Infrastructure Configuring & Administering Routers Windows 2008 Enterprise Administration Enterprise Linux Administration Lab 1 Lab 2 Lab 3 Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code MSITF 21 MSITF 22 MSITF 23 MSITF 24 MSITF 25 MSITF 26 MSITF 27 Subjects Network Firewall Administration Wireless Networking Administration Database Management Techniques Server Administration Lab 1 Lab 2 Lab 3 Total Credits Credits 4 4 3 4 1 1 1 18 MSNT 23 MSNT 24 MSNT 25 Credits 3 4 4 4 1 1 1 18 SEMESTER II Sub. Code MSNT 21 MSNT 22 Subjects 2 2 19 M.SC. - NANO TECHNOLOGY SEMESTER I Sub. Code MSNT 11 MSNT 12 MSNT 13 MSNT 14 MSNT 15 MSNT 16 Subjects
Credits 4 4 4 4 1 1 18
Elements of Physical Chemistry Nano-Particles, Microorganisms & Bio-Nano-Composites Material Science & Nano-Materials Nano-Technology & Society Lab - Material Science Lab - Physical Chemistry Total Credits
Credits 4 4 4 4 2 18
Soft Synthetic Routes & Some Novel Nano-Materials Nano-Devices & Nano-Sensors Business Enterprise in Nano-Technology & Project Management Scientific Computation & Simulation Advanced Nano-Materials Total Credits
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SEMESTER III Sub. Code MSNT 31 MSNT 32 Subjects Semiconductor Nano-Structures & Nano-Particles Molecular Nano-Electronics OR Photonics & Plasmonics Carbon Nano-tubes & Fictionalization OR Computational Nano-Science IPR & Nano-Technology Project Total Credits SEMESTER IV Sub. Code MSNT 41 Credits 4 4
SEMESTER III Sub. Code MCA 31 MCA 32 MCA 33 Subjects Data Communication Advanced Computer Graphics Advanced Operating Systems Unix and Shell Programming Lab - Unix Lab - Operating Systems Total Credits SEMESTER IV Sub. Code MCA 41 MCA 42 Subjects Advanced Software Engineering Analysis & Design of Algorithm Advanced Java Programming System Programming Lab - RDBMS Lab - Advanced Java Programming Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 4 1 1 18 Credits 4 4 4 4 1 1 18
MSNT 33
MCA 34 MCA 35 MCA 36
MSNT 34 MSNT 35
2 4 18
Subjects Project Total Credits
Credits 18 18
MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SEMESTER I Sub. Code MCA 11 MCA 12 MCA 13 MCA 14 MCA 15 MCA 16 Subjects Mathematics Data Structure Programming in C Financial Accounting Lab - C Programming & Windows Based Application Lab - Data Structure Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code MCA 21 MCA 22 MCA 23 MCA 24 MCA 25 MCA 26 Subjects Discrete Mathematics DBMS OOPS with C++ Computer Organization & Architecture Lab - DBMS Lab - OOPS (C++) Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 4 1 1 18 Credits 4 4 4 4 1 1 18
MCA 43 MCA 44 MCA 45 MCA 46
SEMESTER V Sub. Code MCA 51 MCA 52 MCA 53 Subjects Advanced Computer Network & Security Internet Programming & Web Designing Data Warehousing & Data Mining Elective-1 (Any one) 1) Complier Design 2) Mobile Computing & Communication 3) Simulation & Modeling Lab - Graphics Lab - Web Designing/Internet Total Credits Credits 4 4 4
MCA MCA MCA MCA
54 541 542 543
MCA 55 MCA 56
1 1 18
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SEMESTER VI Sub. Code MCA 61 MCA 62 MCA MCA MCA MCA MCA MCA MCA MCA 63 631 632 633 64 641 642 643 Subjects Advanced MIS & E-Commerce OOAD Elective-2 (Any One) 1) Pattern Recognition 2) Operations Research 3) Advanced Computer Architecture Elective-3 (Any One) 1) Client Server Architecture 2) Artificial Intelligence 3) Network Management Project Total Credits INTEGRATED MASTER COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SEMESTER I Sub. Code IMCA11 IMCA12 IMCA13 IMCA14 IMCA15 IMCA16 Subjects Computer Fundamentals & Windows Based Application Communication Skills in English Programming in C Data Structure Lab - C Programming Lab - Windows Based Application Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code IMCA21 IMCA22 IMCA23 IMCA24 IMCA25 IMCA26 Subjects Mathematics Computer Organization & Architecture DBMS OOPS with C++ Lab - C++ Lab - Data Structure Total Credits SEMESTER III Sub. Code IMCA31 IMCA32 IMCA33 IMCA34 IMCA35 IMCA36 Subjects Data Communication Operating Systems Computer Graphics Client Server Architecture Lab - Graphics Lab - DBMS Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 1 1 14 Credits 3 3 3 3 1 1 14 Credits 3 3 3 3 1 1 14 Credits 4 4
SEMESTER IV Sub. Code IMCA41 IMCA42 IMCA43 4 IMCA44 IMCA45 4 6 22 IMCA46 Subjects Software Engineering Java Programming RDBMS Unix & Shell Programming Lab - Java Lab - Unix Total Credits SEMESTER V Sub. Code IMCA51 IMCA52 IMCA53 IMCA54 IMCA55 IMCA56 Subjects Algorithm & Analysis Internet Programming Application Programming System Programming Lab - Application Programming Lab - Multi Media Total Credits SEMESTER VI Sub. Code IMCA61 IMCA62 IMCA63 IMCA64 IMCA65 IMCA66 Subjects Discrete Mathematics OOAD .Net Programming Artificial Intelligence Lab - .Net Programming Lab - RDBMS Total Credits SEMESTER VII Sub. Code IMCA71 IMCA72 IMCA73 IMCA74 IMCA75 IMCA76 Subjects MIS & ERP Advanced Computer Graphics System Simulation & Modeling Advanced Unix & Shell Programming Lab - System Simulation & Modeling Lab - Operating Systems Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 4 1 1 18 Credits 4 4 4 4 1 1 18 Credits 3 3 3 3 1 1 14 Credits 3 3 3 3 1 1 14
MCA 65
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SEMESTER VIII Sub. Code IMCA81 IMCA82 IMCA83 IMCA84 IMCA85 IMCA86 Subjects Advanced Software Engineering Analysis & Design of Algorithm Advanced Java Programming System Programming Lab - ADA Lab - Advanced Java Programming Total Credits SEMESTER IX Sub. Code IMCA91 IMCA92 IMCA93 IMCA94 IMCA95 IMCA96 Subjects Advanced Computer Network & Security Internet Programming & Web Designing Data Warehousing & Data Mining Elective I Lab - Systems Programming Lab - Web Designing/Internet Total Credits SEMESTER X Sub. Code IMCA101 IMCA102 IMCA103 IMCA104 Subjects Advanced MIS & E-Commerce Elective 2 Elective 3 Project Total Credits Elective 1 a) Compiler Design b) Mobile Computing and Communication c) Simulation and Modeling Elective 2 a) Pattern Recognition b) Operations Research c) Advanced Computer Architecture Elective 3 a) Client Server Architecture b) Artificial Intelligence c) Network Management Credits 4 4 4 6 18 Credits 4 4 4 4 1 1 18 Credits 4 4 4 4 1 1 18
BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS SEMESTER I Sub. Code BCA11 BCA12 BCA13 BCA14 BCA15 BCA16 Subjects Computer Fundamentals & Windows Based Application Communication Skills in English Programming in C-Introduction Data Structure Lab - C Programming Lab -Windows Based Application Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code BCA21 BCA22 BCA23 BCA24 BCA25 BCA26 Subjects Mathematics Computer Organization & Architecture DBMS OOPS with C++ Lab - C++ Lab - Data Structure Total Credits SEMESTER III Sub. Code BCA31 BCA32 BCA33 BCA34 BCA35 BCA36 Subjects Data Communication Operating Systems Computer Graphics Client Server Architecture Lab - Graphics Lab - DBMS Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 1 1 14 Credits 3 3 3 3 1 1 14 Credits 3 3 3 3 1 1 14
SEMESTER IV Sub. Code BCA41 BCA42 BCA43 BCA44 BCA45 BCA46 Subjects Software Engineering Java Programming RDBMS Unix & Shell Programming Lab - Java Lab - Unix Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 1 1 14
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SEMESTER V Sub. Code BCA51 BCA52 BCA53 BCA54 BCA55 BCA56 Subjects Algorithm & Analysis Internet Programming Application Programming System Programming Lab - Web Designing/Internet Lab - Application Programming Total Credits SEMESTER VI Sub. Code BCA61 BCA62 BCA63 BCA64 BCA65 Subjects MIS & Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Computer Network & Security Lab - ADA Lab - System Programming Project Total Credits B.SC-IT SEMESTER I Sub. Code BSIT11 BSIT12 BSIT13 BSIT14 BSIT15 BSIT16 BSIT17 Subjects Fundamentals of Computers Operating Systems Introduction to Digital Electronics Database Management System (DBMS) Lab - Database Management System (DBMS) Basics of Internet and HTML Lab - Basics of Internet and HTML Total Credits Credits 4 4 3 2 2 2 2 19 Credits 3 3 1 1 6 14 Credits 3 3 3 3 1 1 14
SEMESTER III Sub. Code BSIT31 BSIT32 BSIT33 BSIT34 BSIT35 BSIT36 BSIT37 SEMESTER IV Sub. Code BSIT41 BSIT42 BSIT43 BSIT44 BSIT45 BSIT46 BSIT47 SEMESTER V Sub. Code BSIT51 BSIT52 BSIT53 BSIT54 BSIT55 BSIT56 BSIT57 SEMESTER VI Sub. Code Subjects Introduction to Programming C Language Lab - C Programming Language Computer Architecture RDBMS Lab - RDBMS Digital Computer Fundamentals Business Communication Total Credits Credits 4 2 3 4 2 2 2 19 BSIT61 BSIT62 BSIT63 BSIT64 BSIT65 BSIT66 BSIT67 BSIT68 Subjects Unix Systems Programming Lab - Unix Systems Programming ASP.NET Programming using C# Lab - ASP.NET Programming using C# VB.NET and XML Lab - VB.NET and XML Software Quality & Testing Project Total Credits Credits 4 2 4 2 4 2 4 8 30 Subjects Software Engineering Design Analysis and Algorithm Lab - Algorithms Advance Java Programming Lab - Advance Java Programming Network Programming Mathematics III Total Credits Credits 4 4 2 4 2 4 4 24 Subjects Visual Programming Computer Networks Data Structures using C++ Lab - Data Structures using C++ Java programming Lab - Java programming Mathematics II Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 2 4 2 4 24 Subjects Computer Graphics Web programming & Java Script Lab - Web programming & Java Script Data Communication Object Oriented Programming (OOP) with C++ Lab - Object Oriented Programming (OOP) with C++ Mathematics I Total Credits Credits 3 4 2 3 3 2 2 19
SEMESTER II Sub. Code BSIT21 BSIT22 BSIT23 BSIT24 BSIT25 BSIT26 BSIT27
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B.TECH ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION SEMESTER I Sub. Code BTECEC11 BTECEC12 BTECEC13 BTECEC14 BTECEC15 BTECEC16 BTECEC17 BTECEC18 Subjects Mathematics I Chemistry English for Communication Electrical Technology Mechanics Introduction to Manufacturing Chemistry Practical Lab - Electrical Technology Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code BTECEC21 BTECEC22 BTECEC23 BTECEC24 BTECEC25 BTECEC26 BTECEC27 Subjects Mathematic II Applied Physics Fundamentals of Computers Basic Electronics Engineering Drawing and Graphics Applied Physics Practical Lab - Basic Electronics Total Credits SEMESTER III Sub. Code BTECEC31 BTECEC32 BTECEC33 BTECEC34 BTECEC35 BTECEC36 BTECEC37 Subjects Mathematics III Signals & Networks Analog Electronic Circuits Digital Electronics Electrical Machines Signals & Network Practical Lab - Analog Electronic Circuits Total Credits Credits 4 3 2 2 3 1 1 16 Credits 3 3 2 2 4 1 1 16 Credits 3 2 2 2 3 2 1 1 16
SEMESTER IV Sub. Code BTECEC41 BTECEC42 BTECEC43 BTECEC44 BTECEC45 BTECEC46 BTECEC47 Subjects Society, Environment & Engineering Electronic Devices & Circuit Analog Electronics Circuits Electromagnetic Engineering Electrical Measurement Lab - Analog Electronics Circuits Lab - Electrical Measurement Total Credits SEMESTER V Sub. Code BTECEC51 BTECEC52 BTECEC53 BTECEC54 BTECEC55 BTECEC56 BTECEC57 Subjects Computer Organization Control System Communication Engineering Semiconductor Devices Digital Image Processing Lab - Control System Lab - Semiconductor Devices Total Credits SEMESTER VI Sub. Code BTECEC61 BTECEC62 BTECEC63 BTECEC64 BTECEC65 BTECEC66 BTECEC67 Subjects Power Electronics & Devices Digital Signal Processing Micro Processor Telecommunication Switching & Signal Industrial Economics & Management Lab - Power Electronics & Devices Lab - Digital Signal Processing Total Credits Credits 3 3 2 3 3 1 1 16 Credits 3 3 3 2 3 1 1 16 Credits 3 3 2 3 3 1 1 16
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SEMESTER VII Sub. Code BTECEC71 BTECEC72 BTECEC73 BTECEC74 BTECEC75 BTECEC76 BTECEC77 Subjects Mobile Communication System RF & Microwave Engineering Micro Electronics Computer Communication Network Elective Lab - Mobile Communication System Lab - RF & Microwave Engineering Total Credits SEMESTER VIII Sub. Code BTECEC81 BTECEC82 BTECEC83 BTECEC84 Subjects VLSI Technology & Process Modeling Satellite Communication Semi conductor Devices and Modeling Project Total Credits ELECTIVES Sub. Code BTECEC75A BTECEC75B BTECEC75C Credits 4 4 4 8 20 Credits 4 3 2 2 3 2 2 18
SEMESTER II Sub. Code BTECME21 BTECME22 BTECME23 BTECME24 BTECME25 BTECME26 BTECME27 Subjects Mathematic II Applied Physics Fundamentals of Computers Basic Electronics Engineering Drawing and Graphics Lab - Applied Physics Lab - Basic Electronics Total Credits SEMESTER III Sub. Code BTECME31 BTECME32 BTECME33 BTECME34 BTECME35 BTECME36 BTECME37 Subjects Mathematics III Thermodynamics Fluid Mechanics Solid Mechanics Electrical Mechanics Lab - Fluid Mechanics Lab - Electrical Mechanics Total Credits SEMESTER IV Sub. Code Subjects Digital Voiced & Picture Communication Radar System Optical Electronics & Fiber Optics Communication BTECME41 BTECME42 BTECME43 BTECME44 BTECME45 BTECME46 BTECME47 Credits 3 2 2 2 3 2 1 1 16 SEMESTER V Sub. Code BTECME51 BTECME52 BTECME53 BTECME54 BTECME55 BTECME56 BTECME57 Subjects Metal Cutting and Tool Design Control Systems Computer Graphics CNC Programming Operation Research Lab - Metal Cutting and Tool Design Lab - CNC Programming Total Credits Credits 4 3 2 2 3 1 1 16 Subjects Society, Environment & Engineering Dynamics Solid Machine Heat Transfer I Theory of Machine Lab - Dynamics Lab - Solid Machine Total Credits Credits 4 3 2 2 3 1 1 16 Credits 4 3 2 2 3 1 1 16 Credits 3 3 2 2 4 1 1 16
B.TECH MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SEMESTER I Sub. Code BTECME11 BTECME12 BTECME13 BTECME14 BTECME15 BTECME16 BTECME17 BTECME18 Subjects Mathematics I Chemistry English for Communication Electrical Technology Mechanics Introduction to Manufacturing Lab - Chemistry Lab - Electrical Technology Total Credits
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SEMESTER VI Sub. Code BTECME61 BTECME62 BTECME63 BTECME64 BTECME65 BTECME66 BTECME67 Subjects Strength of Materials Industrial Engineering & Production Management Design of Machine Elements Hydraulic Machines Industrial Economics & Management Lab - Industrial Engg. & Production Mgt. Lab - Hydraulic Machines Total Credits SEMESTER VII Sub. Code BTECME71 BTECME72 BTECME73 BTECME74 BTECME75 BTECME76 BTECME77 Subjects CAD/CAM (Application) & Automation Metrology & Quality Control I.C. Engineering & Automobile Engineering Finite Element Method in Engineering Elective Lab - CAD/CAM (Application)& Automation Lab - Metrology & Quality Control Total Credits Credits 4 3 2 2 3 2 2 18 Credits 3 3 3 3 2 1 1 16
B.TECH ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SEMESTER I Sub. Code BTECEE11 BTECEE12 BTECEE13 BTECEE14 BTECEE15 BTECEE16 BTECEE17 BTECEE18 Subjects Mathematics I Chemistry English for Communication Electrical Technology Mechanics Introduction to Manufacturing Lab - Chemistry Lab - Electrical Technology Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code BTECEE21 BTECEE22 BTECEE23 BTECEE24 BTECEE25 BTECEE26 BTECEE27 Subjects Mathematics II Applied Physics Fundamentals of Computers Basic Electronics Engineering Drawing and Graphics Lab - Applied Physics Lab - Basic Electronics Lab - Electrical Technology Total Credits SEMESTER III Sub. Code BTECEE31 BTECEE32 BTECEE33 Subjects Mechatronics Concurrent Engineering Management of Technology Machine Vibration Analysis BTECEE24 BTECEE35 BTECEE36 BTECEE37 BTECEE38 Subjects Mathematics III Signals & Networks Analog Electronic Circuits Digital Electronics Electrical Machines Lab - Signals & Networks Lab - Analog Electronic Circuits Lab - Electrical Technology Total Credits Credits 4 3 2 2 3 1 1 1 16 Credits 3 3 2 2 4 1 1 1 16 Credits 3 2 2 2 3 2 1 1 16
SEMESTER VIII Sub. Code BTECME81 BTECME82 BTECME83 BTECME84 Subjects Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Machine Tool Design Jigs & Fixture Design Project Total Credits ELECTIVES Sub. Code BTECME75A BTECME75B BTECME75C BTECME75D Credits 4 4 4 8 18
BTECEE28
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SEMESTER IV Sub. Code BTECEE41 BTECEE42 BTECEE43 BTECEE44 BTECEE45 BTECEE46 BTECEE47 BTECEE48 Subjects Society, Environment & Engineering Electronic Devices & Circuit Analog Electronic Circuits Electromagnetic Engineering Electrical Measurement- I Lab - Analog Electronic Circuits Lab - Electrical Measurement- I Lab - Electrical Technology Total Credits SEMESTER V Sub. Code BTECEE51 BTECEE52 BTECEE53 BTECEE54 BTECEE55 BTECEE56 BTECEE57 BTECEE58 Subjects Computer Organization Control System Power Systems Electrical Measurement- II Advanced Electrical Machines Lab - Control System Lab - Advanced Electrical Machines Lab - Electrical Technology Total Credits SEMESTER VI Sub. Code BTECEE61 BTECEE62 BTECEE63 BTECEE64 BTECEE65 BTECEE66 BTECEE67 BTECEE68 Subjects Power Electronics & Devices Digital Signal Processing Microprocessor Advance Power System & Design Industrial Economics & Management Lab - Power Electronics & Devices Lab - Digital Signal Processing Lab - Electrical Technology Total Credits Credits 3 3 2 3 3 1 1 1 16 Credits 3 3 3 2 3 1 1 1 16 Credits 4 3 2 2 3 1 1 1 16
SEMESTER VII Sub. Code BTECEE71 BTECEE72 BTECEE73 BTECEE74 BTECEE75 BTECEE76 BTECEE77 Subjects Switchger & protection Utilization of Electrical Power Communication Engineering Electronics Instrumentation Elective Lab - Switchger & protection Lab - Utilization of Electrical Power Total Credits SEMESTER VIII Sub. Code BTECEE81 BTECEE82 BTECEE83 BTECEE84 Subjects Machine Drives Design & Estimation of Electrical System Electrical Machine Design Project Total Credits ELECTIVES Sub. Code BTECEE75A BTECEE75B Subjects EHV-Transmission Electrical Power System Reliability Credits 4 4 4 8 20 Credits 4 3 2 2 3 2 2 18
B.TECH CIVIL ENGINEERING SEMESTER I Sub. Code BTECCE11 BTECCE12 BTECCE13 BTECCE14 BTECCE15 BTECCE16 BTECCE17 BTECCE18 Subjects Mathematics I Chemistry English for Communication Electrical for Communication Electrical Technology Mechanics Introduction to Manufacturing Lab - Electrical Technology Total Credits Credits 3 2 2 2 3 2 1 1 16
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SEMESTER II Sub. Code

BTECCE21 BTECCE22 BTECCE23 BTECCE24 BTECCE25 BTECCE26 BTECCE27
Subjects
Mathematics II Applied Physics Fundamental of Computers Basic Electronics Engineering Drawing and Graphics
Credits
3 3 2 2 4 1 1
BTECCE63 BTECCE64 BTECCE65 BTECCE66 BTECCE67
Environmental Engineering Advanced Foundation Engineering Industrial Economics & Management
2 3 3 1 1
Lab - Design of Steel Structures Lab - Advanced Structural Analysis Total Credits
16 Credits
4 3 2 2 3 2 2
Lab - Applied Physics Lab - Basic Electronics Total Credits
SEMESTER VII Sub. Code

BTECCE71 BTECCE72
16 Credits
4 3 2 2 3 1 1
Subjects
Irrigation Engineering Pressed Concert Quantity Surveying & contract & Tenders Finite element method Engineering Elective
SEMESTER III Sub. Code

Subjects
Mathematics III Water and Waste Water Engineering Hydraulics Solid Mechanics Transportation Engineering
BTECCE73 BTECCE74 BTECCE75 BTECCE76 BTECCE77
Lab - Irrigation Engineering Lab - Pressed Concert Total Credits
Lab - Hydraulics Lab - Transportation Engineering Total Credits
18
16 Credits
3 3 2 3 3 1 1
SEMESTER VIII Sub. Code

BTECCE81
Subjects
Structural Dynamic Construction and Planning Management Planning & Design of Airport Project
Credits
4 4 4 8
SEMESTER IV Sub. Code

Subjects
Society, Environment & Engineering Building Construction Structural Analysis Advanced Surveying Soil Mechanics
BTECCE82 BTECCE83 BTECCE84
Total Credits ELECTIVES Sub. Code

BTECCE75A BTECCE75B BTECCE75C BTECCE75D
20
Lab - Structural Analysis Lab - Advanced Surveying Total Credits
Subjects
Water Resources System & Planning Valuation Of Real Property Design Of Industrial Structures & Bridges Highway Maintenance & Management System
16
SEMESTER V Sub. Code

Subjects
Design of RC Structures Foundation Engg. River Engineering Hydropower Engineering Operation Research
Credits
3 3 3 3 2 1 1
B.TECH- COMPUTER SCIENCE SEMESTER I Sub. Code BTECCS11 BTECCS12 BTECCS13 BTECCS14 BTECCS15 BTECCS16 Subjects Engineering Mathematics -1 Engineering Physics Computer Fundamentals Computer Programming With C Lab - Office Automation Lab - Computer Programming With C Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 1 1 14
Lab - Design of RC Structures Lab - Foundation Engg. Total Credits
16
SEMESTER VI Sub. Code

BTECCE61 BTECCE62
Subjects
Design of Steel Structures Advanced Structural Analysis
Credits
3 3
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SEMESTER II Sub. Code BTECCS21 BTECCS22 BTECCS23 BTECCS24 BTECCS25 BTECCS26 Subjects Engineering Maths -2 (Introduction to Statistics and Numerical Methods) Data Structures Using C Computer Organisation and Architecture Communication Skills Lab - Numerical Methods Lab - Data Structures Using C Total Credits SEMESTER III Sub. Code BTECCS31 BTECCS32 BTECCS33 BTECCS34 BTECCS35 BTECCS36 Subjects Engineering Mathematics -3 (Discrete Mathematics) OOPS Using C++ System Analysis & Design Database Management System Lab -Oops Lab - DBMS Total Credits SEMESTER IV Sub. Code BTECCS41 BTECCS42 BTECCS43 BTECCS44 BTECCS45 BTECCS46 Subjects Operating Systems Data Communications (Computer Networks) Computer Graphics Java Programming Lab - Graphics Lab - Java Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 1 1 14 Credits 3 3 3 3 1 1 14 Credits 3 3 3 3 1 1 14
SEMESTER VI Sub. Code BTECCS61 BTECCS62 BTECCS63 BTECCS64 BTECCS65 BTECCS66 Subjects System Simulation & Modeling Linux & Linux Internals Operation Research Pattern Recognition Software Project Management & Quality Testing Lab - Linux Internals Total Credits SEMESTER VII Sub. Code BTECCS71 BTECCS72 BTECCS73 BTECCS74 BTECCS75 BTECCS76 Subjects Mobile Computing Internet Programming & Web Designing Advance Computer Architecture CRM & SCM Network Security Lab - Web Designing Total Credits SEMESTER VIII Sub. Code BTECCS81 Subjects Project Total Credits DIPLOMA IN CIVIL ENGINEERING SEMESTER I Sub. Code DCE11 DCE12 DCE13 DCE14 DCE15 DCE16 Subjects Communication English Applied Mathematics-1 Engineering Physics-I Engineering Chemistry-I Lab - Computer Application Lab - Workshop Practice Total Credits SEMESTER II Subjects OOAD Unix & Shell Programming Software Engineering Algorithm & Analysis RDBMS Lab - Algorithm Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 3 1 16 Sub. Code DCE21 DCE22 DCE23 DCE24 DCE25 DCE26 Subjects Applied Mathematics-1I Engineering Physics-II Engineering Chemistry-II Engineering Graphics Lab - Physics Lab - Chemistry Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20 Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20 Credits 20 20 Credits 4 4 4 4 4 1 21 Credits 4 4 4 4 4 1 21
SEMESTER V Sub. Code BTECCS51 BTECCS52 BTECCS53 BTECCS54 BTECCS55 BTECCS56
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SEMESTER III Sub. Code DCE31 DCE32 DCE33 DCE34 DCE35 DCE36 Subjects Engineering Mechanics Construction Materials Surveying Civil Engineering Drawing Lab - Surveying -I Lab - Engineering Mechanics Total Credits SEMESTER IV Sub. Code DCE41 DCE42 DCE43 DCE44 DCE45 DCE46 Subjects Theory of Structures Transportation Engineering Interior Design Water Resources Management Lab - CAD in Civil Engineering -I Lab - Surveying -II Total Credits SEMESTER V Sub. Code DCE51 DCE52 DCE53 DCE54 DCE55 DCE56 Subjects Structural Engineering Quantity Surveying Concrete Technology and Construction Environmental Engineering-I Lab - CAD in Civil Engineering -II Lab - Construction Total Credits SEMESTER VI Sub. Code DCE61 DCE62 DCE63 DCE64 DCE65 Subjects Construction Management Hydraulics Town Planning Lab - Computer Application in Civil Engineering Project Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 2 8 22 Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20 Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20 Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20
DIPLOMA IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SEMESTER I Sub. Code DEE11 DEE12 DEE13 DEE14 DEE15 DEE16 Subjects Communication English Applied Mathematics-1 Engineering Physics-I Engineering Chemistry-I Lab - Computer Application Lab - Workshop Practice Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code DEE21 DEE22 DEE23 DEE24 DEE25 DEE26 Subjects Applied Mathematics-1I Engineering Physics-II Engineering Chemistry-II Engineering Graphics Lab - Physics Lab - Chemistry Total Credits SEMESTER III Sub. Code DEE31 DEE32 DEE33 DEE34 DEE35 DEE36 Subjects Circuit Theory Electronic Devices Electrical Machines I Engineering Mechanics Lab - Electronics Devices Lab - Electrical Machines I Total Credits SEMESTER IV Sub. Code DEE41 DEE42 DEE43 DEE44 DEE45 DEE46 Subjects Linear and Digital ICs Computer Hardware and Networking Electrical Machines II Measurements and Instruments Lab - IC Lab - Electrical Machines II Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20 Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20 Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20 Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20
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SEMESTER V Sub. Code DEE51 DEE52 DEE53 DEE54 DEE55 DEE56 Subjects Power Systems I Microprocessor and Micro Controller Electrical Machines Design Control of Electrical Machines Lab -Control of Electrical Machines Lab - Micro Controller Total Credits SEMESTER VI Sub. Code DEE61 DEE62 DEE63 DEE64 DEE65 Subjects Power Systems II Power Electronics Electrical Estimation Lab - Power Electronics Project Total Credits DIPLOMA IN ELECTRONICS ENGINEERING SEMESTER I Sub. Code DEL11 DEL12 DEL13 DEL14 DEL15 DEL16 Subjects Applied Mathematics-I Applied Science Basic Electrical Engineering & Electronic Components Computer Fundamentals Lab - Basic Electrical Engineering & Electronic Components Lab - Applied Science Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code DEL21 DEL22 DEL23 DEL24 DEL25 DEL26 Subjects Communicative Skills in English Applied Mathematics-II Semiconductor/Digital Electronic Devices Digital Electronics - I C Programming Lab - C Programming Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 4 4 2 22 Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20 Credits 4 4 4 2 8 22 Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20
SEMESTER III Sub. Code DEL31 DEL32 DEL33 DEL34 DEL35 DEL36 Subjects Analog Electronics Digital Electronics-II Analog Communication Communication System & Networking Lab - Analog Electronics Lab - PCB-Simulation Total Credits SEMESTER IV Sub. Code DEL41 DEL42 DEL43 DEL44 DEL45 DEL46 Subjects Microcontrollers & Applications Digital Communication Electronic Instrumentation & Measurements Mobile Communication System Lab - Microcontrollers & Applications Lab - PC Hardware Total Credits SEMESTER V Sub. Code DEL51 DEL52 DEL53 DEL54 DEL55 DEL56 Subjects Power Electronics & PLC Advanced Communication Medical Electronics Networks Theory & Protocols Lab - Video Engineering Lab - Information Search, Analysis and Presentation Total Credits SEMESTER VI Sub. Code DEL61 DEL62 DEL63 DEL64 DEL65 Subjects Organiational Behaviour & Environmental Engineering Advanced Microprocessors Satellite Communication Lab - Data Communication & Networks Project Work Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 2 8 22 Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20 Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20 Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20
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DIPLOMA IN TELECOM ENGINEERING SEMESTER I Sub. Code DTE11 DTE12 DTE13 DTE14 DTE15 DTE16 Subjects Applied Mathematics-I Applied Science Basic Electrical Engineering & Electronic Components Computer Fundamentals Lab - Basic Electrical Engineering & Electronic Components Lab - Applied Science Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code DTE21 DTE22 DTE23 DTE24 DTE25 DTE26 Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20
SEMESTER V Sub. Code DTE51 DTE52 DTE53 DTE54 DTE55 DTE56
Subjects Wireless Communication Signaling Services Intelligent Networks Artificial Intelligence Telecom Policy Television Engineering Total Credits
Credits 4 4 4 4 4 4 24
SEMESTER VI Sub. Code Subjects Telecom Project Management Next Generation Networks Production and Operation Management Internet Technology Project Work Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 4 8 22 DTE61 DTE62 DTE63 DTE64 DEL65
Subjects Communicative Skills in English Applied Mathematics-II Semiconductor/Digital Electronic Devices Digital Electronics C Programming Lab - C Programming Total Credits
Credits 4 4 4 4 4 2 22
DIPLOMA IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SEMESTER I Sub. Code Subjects Communication English Applied Mathematics-1 Engineering Physics-I Engineering Chemistry-I Lab - Computer Application Lab - Workshop Practice Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code DME21 DME22 DME23 DME24 DME25 DME26 Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20 DME11 DME12 DME13 DME14 DME15 DME16
SEMESTER III Sub. Code DTE31 DTE32 DTE33 DTE34 DTE35 DTE36
Subjects Electronic Circuits Logic Design Electromagnetic waves Signals and Systems Lab - Electronics Circuit Introduction to Telecom Engineering Total Credits
Credits 4 4 4 4 2 4 22
Subjects Applied Mathematics-1I Engineering Physics-II Engineering Chemistry-II Engineering Graphics Lab - Physics Lab - Chemistry Total Credits
Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20
SEMESTER IV Sub. Code DTE41 DTE42 DTE43 DTE44 DTE45 DTE46
Subjects Integrated Circuits Antennas Data communication Network Architecture Lab - IC Lab - Network Total Credits
Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20
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SEMESTER III Sub. Code DME31 DME32 DME33 DME34 DME35 DME36 Subjects Engineering Mechanics Manufacturing Technology-I Fluid Mechanics Machine Drawing Lab - Engineering Mechanics Workshop-I Total Credits SEMESTER IV Sub. Code DME41 DME42 DME43 DME44 DME45 DME46 Subjects Thermodynamics Manufacturing Technology-II Electrical and Electronics Engineering Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Lab - Thermodynamics Workshop-II Total Credits SEMESTER V Sub. Code DME51 DME52 DME53 DME54 DME55 DME56 Subjects Design of Machine Elements Thermal Engineering Metrology Mechatronics Lab - Metrology Workshop III Total Credits SEMESTER VI Sub. Code DME61 DME62 DME63 DME64 DME65 Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20 Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20 Credits 4 4 4 4 2 2 20
DIPLOMA IN MULTIMEDIA SEMESTER I Sub. Code DIM11 DIM12 Subjects Graphics/ Adobe Photoshop Vector & Raster Graphics (Adobe Illustrator Corel draw) Web Designing & Animation HTML FrontPage Dreamweaver Animation (2D Animation, Adobe Flash) Project Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code DIM21 DIM22 DIM23 DIM24 DIM25 Subjects Adobe Director (3DS Max with character studio, Maya) Audio Video editing & Post Production Adobe Premiere Adobe After Effects (Video Filters, Swish Max, Sony Sound Forge, Adobe Audition) Project Total Credits DIPLOMA IN DIGITAL FILM MAKING SEMESTER I Sub. Code DDFM11 DDFM12 DDFM13 DDFM14 DDFM15 DDFM16 Subjects Industrial Engineering and Management CAD/CAM Automobile Technology Lab - CAD/CAM Project Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 2 8 22 Subjects Pre Production & Production Production Adobe Photoshop Adobe flash Animation Project Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code DDFM21 DDFM22 DDFM23 DDFM24 DDFM25 DDFM26 Subjects Post-Production 3DS Max Maya Adobe Premiere Pro Adobe After Effects (Sound Forge, Adobe Audition) Project Total Credits Credits 2 2 4 2 3 5 18 Credits 3 2 3 3 2 5 18 Credits 6 2 2 2 6 18 Credits 2 4 5 1 1 3 3 4 18
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CERTIFICATE IN WEB DESIGN SEMESTER I Sub. Code CWD11 CWD12 CWD13 CWD14 CWD15 CWD16 CWD17 Subjects Network Basics Working with Animations (Photoshop) 2D Animation (Adobe Flash) Web Designing & Programming (Dream weaver) Fundamentals of Web programming Basics of (Adobe Flex) Sound and Video Editing & Processing (Adobe Premier) Project Total Credits Note: All courses except CWD-1 are Practical Oriented Credits 2 2 3 3 3 3 4 20
CERTIFICATE IN DIGITAL IMAGING SEMESTER I Sub. Code CDI11 Subjects Photoshop (Photo/Image Editing & Processing) Vector & Raster Graphics(Coral draw, Adobe illustrator) Adobe in Design (Design & Layouts) Credits 4
CDI12
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Project Total Credits Note: All courses are Practical Oriented.
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General programs
Introduction: KSOU offers a variety of programmes in Humantics and Social sciences as well as in Commerce and certain aspects of Media studies. These programmes are generally chosen by students who have an innate interest in the study of History, Political sciences, Economics and other related areas. For those who have an interest in language and Literature, English is offered both at Undergraduate and Postgraduate levels. A brief survey of some of the important General programmes offered is elaborated below. The Social Sciences programmes include History, Economics and Politics. These programmes are credit based yearly programmes. Economics offered at UG and PG levels provides students a broad understanding of functioning of the International Economy in general and Indian Economy in particular. They emphasis on the evolution of Indian Economic policy from the days of Independence to the present when it is Globalize. The programmes enchanse the employment potential of the students as the knowledge of economics is required in all spheres of activitites. Study of History is offered at UG and PG levels the emphasis is on ancient, medieval and contemporary history.The courses deal with Indian History elaborately and significant areas of world history are also included. The Political Science afford again UG and PG levels deals with several aspects of the devolopment of political thought at national and international levels. The functioning of the different types of government is discussed in detail. A programme on Womens studies at Masters level focuses on women in india and provides a conceptual understanding of womens issues . The feminist perspectives in terms of social, physical and internal well being of women are discussed with special reference to the participation of women in formal and informal decision making processes. The course will be of immense use to those students who would like to take up research and extension activities on gender related issues. Liberlization and Globalization of economy have led to a manifold increase in trade and trade related activities. This has naturally attached a lot of significance to the Commerce programmes. The programmes offered at UG and PG levels are oriented towards the needs of the market economy. The various aspects of Commerce related subjects like Finance, Marketing, HR and Taxation are designed in such a way that it would meet the aspirations of Corporate sector. KSOU also offers BA and MA programmes in Education for an absolute understanding of the teaching profession. Various tools of teaching as well as the art of teaching that would leave a lasting impression on students are the subject matter of these programmes. Various aspects of the teacher education relating to the behaviour of students, the rapport between the teacher and the student modern teaching methods such as the use of internet and online facilities and communication among parents, students and teachers are dealt in detail. It is earnestly hope that the different courses on humantics and Social Sciences as well as Education would have a far reaching influence on the students who aspire to specialize in these areas.
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MA - ENGLISH Previous Sub. Code MAEn11 MAEn12 MAEn13 MAEn14 MAEn15 Subjects English Literature from Chaucer to Bunyan Shakespeare Restoration & Eighteenth Century English Literature Nineteenth Century Literature Indian Literature in English Total Credits Final Sub. Code MAEn21 MAEn22 MAEn23 MAEn24 MAEn25 Subjects Twentieth Century English Literature Comparative Literature (Drama) Literary Criticism American Literature European Classics in Translation Total Credits Credits 7 7 7 7 7 35 Credits 7 7 7 7 7 35
MA - HISTORY Previous Sub. Code MAH11 MAH12 MAH13 MAH14 MAH15 Subjects History of South India up to 1336 A.D Social and Cultural History of North India to 1300 A.D Constitutional History of Modern India (1600-1950) History of Europe Since 1871-1960 History of China & Japan Since 1839-1900 Total Credits Final Sub. Code MAH21 MAH22 MAH23 MAH24 MAH25 Subjects Historical Methods & Historiography History of India-1526-1707 Economy, Society & Literature under the Wodeyars History of Freedom Movement in India 1885-1947 History of United States of America Total Credits Credits 7 7 7 7 7 35 MA - POLITICAL SCIENCE Previous Sub. Code MAP11 MAP12 MAP13 MAP14 MAP15 Subjects Western Political Thought Indian Political Thought Political Process & Politics in India Since-1950 Major Issues in Indian Administration International Relations Total Credits Credits 7 7 7 7 7 35 Credits 7 7 7 7 7 35 Credits 7 7 7 7 7 35
MA - ECONOMICS Previous Sub. Code MAE11 MAE12 MAE13 MAE14 MAE15 Subjects Micro-Economic Analysis Economics of Development & Growth Quantitative Methods Public Economics Money, Banking & Financial Markets Total Credits Final Sub. Code MAE21 MAE22 MAE23 MAE24 MAE25 Subjects Macro- Economic Analysis Indian Economic Policy International Trade & Finance Economics of Demography Welfare Economics Total Credits Credits 7 7 7 7 7 35
Final Sub. Code MAP21 MAP22 MAP23 MAP24 MAP25 Subjects Comparative Governments & Politics Contemporary Political Science Recent Political Theory Public Personnel Administration India & Her Neighbours Total Credits Credits 7 7 7 7 7 35
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MA - WOMENS STUDIES Previous Sub. Code MAWS11 MAWS12 MAWS13 MAWS14 MAWS15 Subjects Feminist Theories, Movement & Research Basic Computer Applications & Communicative English Women Health, Public Policy & Change Gender Identity, Environment & Leadership NGO Principles & Practices with Special Reference to Women & Development Total Credits Final Sub. Code MAWS21 MAWS22 MAWS23 MAWS24 MAWS25 Subjects Women Technology & Entrepreneurships Women Legal Rights & Human Rights Women and Media National & International Organizations in Women Development Women Society, Work & Family & Empowerment Total Credits M.COM Previous Sub. Code MCOM11 MCOM12 MCOM13 MCOM14 MCOM15 Subjects Principles of Management Business Policy & Environment Marketing Management Accounting-Theory & Practice Human Resources Management Total Credits Final Sub. Code MCOM21 MCOM22 MCOM23 MCOM24 MCOM25 Subjects Financial Management Industrial Relations Labour Legislation Training & Development Organizational Behavior Total Credits Credits 7 7 7 7 7 35 Credits 7 7 7 7 7 35 Credits 7 7 7 7 7 35 Credits 7 7 7 7 7 35
MSW SEMESTER I Sub. Code MSW11 MSW12 MSW13 MSW14 MSW15 MSW16 Subjects History, Philosophy & Fields of Social Work Community Organisation & Social Action Social Work Profession Working with Individuals & Families Case Work Psychology for Social Workers Social Work Research and Statistics Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code MSW21 MSW22 MSW23 MSW24 MSW25 Subjects Socialization of the Child & Child Welfare Medical & Psychiatric Social Work Governance & Community Development Fundamentals of Management Urban, Rural & Tribal Social Systems Total Credits SEMESTER III Sub. Code MSW31 MSW32 MSW33 MSW34 MSW35 Subjects Tribal Social System Disaster Management Management of Welfare Organizations Rural & Urban Community Development Social Work with Disabled People Total Credits SEMESTER IV Sub. Code MSW41 MSW42 MSW43 MSW44 Subjects Employee Welfare Counseling Legal System in India Project Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 10 22 Credits 4 4 4 4 4 20 Credits 4 4 4 4 4 24 Credits 4 4 4 4 4 4 24
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MAED SEMESTER I Sub. Code MAED11 MAED12 MAED13 MAED14 MAED15 Subjects Education as a System Principles & Techniques of Management for Educational Administrator Organizational Behavior Statistics in Education Management Technologies for Learning Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code MAED21 MAED22 MAED23 MAED24 MAED25 Subjects Historical Issues & Education Policy Curriculum Management & Planned Change HRM in Education RM in Education Management Research Based Project Total Credits SEMESTER III Sub. Code MAED31 MAED32 MAED33 MAED34 MAED35 Subjects Emerging Issues Related to Education Management Finance Management in Educational System Marketing Management in Education HRD Quantitative Models in Education Management Total Credits SEMESTER IV Sub. Code MAED41 MAED42 MAED43 MAED44 Subjects Organizational Theory in Education Organizational Development Leadership in Education Dissertation Educational Management Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 12 24 Credits 4 4 4 4 4 20 Credits 4 4 4 4 4 20 Credits 4 4 4 4 4 20
Master of Tourism and Hospitality Management SEMESTER I Sub. Code MTHM11 MTHM12 MHTM13 MTHM14 MTHM15 Subjects Tourism Product & Services Computer Applications Basic Food & Beverages Services Food Science & Nutrition Front Office Operations Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 4 4 20
SEMESTER II Sub. Code MTHM21 MTHM22 MTHM23 MTHM24 MTHM25 Subjects Financial Accounting & Costing Global Trends in Tourism & Tourism Concepts Communication Skills in Tourism House Keeping & Accommodation Managerial Economics Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 4 4 20
SEMESTER III Sub. Code MTHM31 MTHM32 MTHM33 MTHM34 MTHM35 Subjects Strategic Marketing Management Tourism Management HR Management Management Information System International Hotel Laws Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 4 4 20
SEMESTER IV Sub. Code MTHM41 MTHM42 MTHM43 Subjects Conference & Event Management Entrepreneurship Development Program Project Total Credits Credits 4 4 12 20
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BA-GENERAL YEAR I Sub. Code BA11 BA12 BA13 BA131 BA132 BA133 BA134 BA135 BA136 BA137 BA138 BA14 BA141 BA142 BA143 Subjects Foundation Course in Humanities & Social Sciences Foundation Course in Science & Technology Language Courses (Select Any Two) Kannada English Hindi Urdu Sanskrit Telugu Tamil Malayalam Optional Courses (Select Any Three) Kannada 8 Credits 4 4
YEAR II Sub. Code BA21 BA22 BA221 BA222 BA223 BA23 BA231 BA232 BA233 BA234 BA235 BA236 BA237 BA238 BA24 BA241 BA242 BA243 12 BA244 BA245 BA246 BA247 BA248 BA249 Subjects Foundation Course in Information Technology Application Oriented Courses (Any One) Marketing Office Organization& Management Consumer Studies Language Courses (Select Any Two) Kannada English Hindi Urdu Sanskrit Telugu Tamil Malayalam Optional Courses (Select Any Three) Kannada qUq v Uq oU English Poetry, Drama, Fiction & Prose Hindi PracheenAvem Madhya Kaleen Kavitha History Indian History & Culture from 1526 To 1964 Sociology Study of Indian Society Political Science Modern Governments Public Administration Introduction to the Principles of Public Administration Economics Money Banking & Public Economics Education Psychology of Development & Learning Total Credits 8 4 Credits 6
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English Poetry, Drama, Fiction & Prose Hindi Hindi SahityaKaVikas (Rithi KalTak) History Indian History & Culture from the Earliest Times To 1525 A.D. Sociology General Sociology Political Science Political Theory Public Administration Theory & Practice of Modern Governments Economics Economic Theory Education Foundations of Education Total Credits 28
BA144
BA145 BA146 BA147
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BA148 BA149
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YEAR III Sub. Code Subjects Select Any Three BA31 BA311 BA312 BA313 BA32 BA321 BA322 BA323 Kannada bAz v Uq oU sgwAiPiA v v Credits
BSW SEMESTER I Sub. Code BSW11 BSW12 12 BSW13 BSW14 BSW15 12 SEMESTER II Sub. Code BSW21 12 BSW22 BSW23 BSW24 12 BSW25 Subjects Concept of Family Rural Ecology & Environment Fields of Social Work, Social Work Intervention with Individuals & Groups Social Problems in India Working with Group & Group Dynamics in Social Work Total Credits SEMESTER III Sub. Code 12 BSW31 BSW32 BSW33 12 BSW34 BSW35 Subjects Sociology of Social Movements Psychology for Social Workers Development Economics Social Work Intervention Community Health - HIV/ Aids Total Credits 12 SEMESTER IV Sub. Code BSW41 BSW42 12 BSW43 BSW44 12 36 BSW45 Subjects Women & Development Psychosocial Dynamics of Human Behavior Human Growth & Development Methods of Working with People: Macro Approaches Social Deviance, Behavior Correctional Administration Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Subjects Communicative Skills in English, Critical Reasoning & Writing Introduction to Social Work Basic Economic Concepts Basic Sociological Concepts for Social Work Personal & Professional Development for Social Work Practice Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15
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English Poetry, Drama, Fiction & Prose Poetry, Drama & Fiction Growth of English Language & its Characteristics of Modern English, Hudson & Practical Criticism Hindi Uttar Madhya Kaleen KavithaAurKahaniya Hindi Upanyas Hindi SahithyaIthihas (AdhunikKal) History History & Culture of Karnataka (1336 To 1956) History of Modern Asia from 1900 to the Present (East Asia & West Asia) History of Modern Europe from 1789 to the Present Sociology Study of Rural Urban Communities Social Disorganization Sociological Thought Political Science Indian Constitution & Government Public Administration International Relations Public Administration Introduction to the Principles of Public Administration Local Governments of Modern States Indian Government & Administration Economics International Economics Indian Economy Development Economics Education Curriculum, Teaching & Evaluation Educational Systems in India Trends & Challenges of Education Total Credits
BA33 BA331 BA332 BA333 BA34 BA341 BA342 BA343 BA35 BA351 BA352 BA353 BA36 BA361 BA362 BA363 BA37 BA371 BA372 BA373 BA38 BA381 BA382 BA383 BA39 BA391 BA392 BA393
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SEMESTER V Sub. Code BSW51 BSW52 BSW53 BSW54 BSW55 Subjects Social Work & Welfare Administration Understanding Urban, Rural & Tribal Communities Social Research & Social Work Research Gender & Development BLOCK FIELD WORK -I Total Credits SEMESTER VI Sub. Code BSW61 BSW62 BSW63 BSW64 BSW65 Subjects Social Work with Children Rural Development Counseling Management of NGOs & Disaster Relief Services BLOCK FIELD WORK -II Total Credits B.COM YEAR I Sub. Code BCOM11 BCOM111 BCOM112 BCOM113 BCOM114 BCOM115 BCOM116 BCOM117 BCOM118 BCOM12 Subjects Language Courses (Select Any Two) Kannada English Hindi Urdu Sanskrit Telugu Tamil Malayalam Indian Constitution, Human Rights, & Environmental Science Financial and Accounting Principles-1 Business Organization & Office Management Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 6 18 Credits 3 3 3 3 6 18
YEAR II Sub. Code BCOM21 BCOM121 BCOM122 BCOM123 BCOM124 BCOM125 BCOM126 BCOM127 BCOM128 BCOM22 BCOM23 BCOM24 BCOM25 Subjects Language Courses (Select Any Two) Kannada English Hindi Urdu Sanskrit Telugu Tamil Malayalam Foundation Course in Information Technology Financial & Accounting Principles-2 Human Resource Management Banking Principles & Practice Total Credits 6 4 4 4 26 8 Credits
YEAR III Sub. Code Subjects Financial Accounting & Principles-3 Income Tax Laws & Practice Cost Accounting Law and Practice of Auditing Management Accounting Business Statistics Business Law Marketing Management Introduction to Computer Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 36
BCOM31 BCOM32 BCOM33
BCOM34 BCOM35 BCOM36
BCOM13
BCOM14
BCOM37 BCOM38
BCOM15
Company Law and Secretarial Practice Total Credits
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BCOM39
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BSc-FASHION DESIGN SEMESTER I Sub. Code Subjects BSCFD11 BSCFD12 BSCFD13 BSCFD14 BSCFD15 English Language -1 Optional Language -1 Fiber & Yarn Science Fundamentals of Art & Design Sewing Technology Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code Subjects BSCFD21 BSCFD22 BSCFD23 BSCFD24 BSCFD25 English Language -2 Optional Language -2 Fashion Design & Illustration Fabric Science & Analysis Basics of Pattern Making Total Credits SEMESTER III Sub. Code Subjects BSCFD31 BSCFD32 BSCFD33 BSCFD34 BSCFD35 BSCFD36 Environmental Studies Garment Construction Pattern Making & Clothing Construction Needle Craft Computer Fundamentals Traditional Textile Art Total Credits SEMESTER IV Sub. Code Subjects BSCFD41 BSCFD42 BSCFD43 BSCFD44 BSCFD45 Clothing Culture & Communication History of Costumes Western & Easter Costumes Fashion Accessories Chemical Processing Total Credits SEMESTER V Sub. Code Subjects BSCFD51 BSCFD52 BSCFD53 BSCFD54 BSCFD55 BSCFD56 Ornamentation of Garments Fashion Business & Communication Textile Testing CAD/CAM in Apparel Industry Mens, Womens & Children Wear Apparel Production Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 3 3 18 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 3 18 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15
SEMESTER VI Sub. Code Subjects BSCFD61 BSCFD62 BSCFD63 BSCFD64 BSCFD65 BSCFD66 Fashion Marketing & Merchandising Apparel Quality Assurance Apparel Machineries & Maintenance Marketing, Sales & Portfolio Presentation Entrepreneurship Project Total Credits B.A. FINE ARTS YEAR I Sub. Code Subjects BFA11 BFA12 BFA13 BFA14 BFA15 BFA16 English Language-1 Optional Language-1 History of Visual Communication Advertising Art & ideas Drawing Head Study (Theory & Practical) Object & Nature Drawing (Theory & Practical) Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 4 4 4 21 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 3 18
YEAR II Sub. Code Subjects BFA21 BFA22 BFA23 BFA24 BFA25 BFA26 BFA27 BFA28 English Language-2 Optional Language -2 Business Environment Colour Concept & Management 2D Design (Theory & Practical) Layout & Perspective Graphic Design, Calligraphy & Ceramics (Theory & Practical) Painting Techniques (Theory & Practical) Total Credits
Credits 3 3 3 3 4 3 4 4 27
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YEAR III Sub. Code BFA31 BFA32 BFA33 BFA34 BFA35 BFA36 BFA37 BFA38 Subjects Modern Art Drawing Human Anatomy 2D & 3D Digital Imaging Photography (Theory & Practical) 3D Design (Theory & Practical) Memory Drawing & Visualization (Theory & Practical) Renaissance Art Project Total Credits B.Sc. - HOSPITALITY AND CATERING MANAGEMENT SEMESTER I Sub. Code BHCM11 BHCM12 BHCM13 BHCM14 BHCM15 BHCM16 Subjects Introduction to Hospitality Management Front office Operations Communicative English Accommodation Operations Lab - Accommodation Operations Lab - Front office Operations - I Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code BHCM21 BHCM22 BHCM23 BHCM24 BHCM25 BHCM26 Subjects Environmental Studies Hospitality Information Systems HR Management Entrepreneurship Development Programme Lab - Hospitality Information Systems Lab - Front Office Operation - II Total Credits SEMESTER III Sub. Code BHCM31 BHCM32 BHCM33 BHCM34 BHCM35 BHCM36 Subjects Computer Applications Accounting with Tally Introduction to Internet World Wide Web Food Production Theory Lab - Accommodation Operations Lab - Tally Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 2 2 16 Credits 3 3 3 3 2 2 16 Credits 3 3 3 3 2 2 16 Credits 3 6 3 4 4 4 3 9 36
SEMESTER IV Sub. Code BHCM41 BHCM42 BHCM43 BHCM44 BHCM45 BHCM46 Subjects Food Production & Bakery Maintenance Food & Beverage Services Food& Nutrition Hospitality & Hotel law Lab - Food Production & Bakery Maintenance Lab - Food & Beverage Services Total Credits SEMESTER V Sub. Code BHCM51 BHCM52 BHCM53 BHCM54 BHCM55 BHCM56 Subjects Principles of Management Sales & Marketing Management Cultural Heritage of India Tourism & Travel Management Lab - Food production & Bakery Maintenance Lab - Food & Beverage Services Total Credits SEMESTER VI Sub. Code BHCM61 BHCM62 BHCM63 Subjects Hospitality in Catering House Keeping Project (On the Job Training for 240 Hours) Total Credits DIPLOMA IN EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION SEMESTER I Sub. Code DECSS11 DECSS12 DECSS13 DECSS14 DECSS15 DECSS16 Subjects Effective Communication & Presentation Skills Written Communication Self Development Anger Management Interpersonal Communication Stress Management Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 3 3 18 Credits 3 3 10 16 Credits 3 3 3 3 2 2 16 Credits 3 3 3 3 2 2 16
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SEMESTER II Sub. Code Subjects DECSS21 DECSS22 DECSS23 DECSS24 DECSS25 DECSS26 Motivational Skills Leadership Skills The Power of Lateral Thinking Negotiation Skills Team Building The Art of Being Interviewed Total Credits DIPLOMA IN EXECUTIVE SKILL DEVELOPMENT SEMESTER I Sub. Code Subjects DESD11 DESD12 DESD13 DESD14 DESD15 DESD16 Personal Grooming Business Etiquette The Art of Wine & Dining The Art of Dressing Smart Talk Mind & Mood Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code Subjects DESD21 DESD22 DESD23 DESD24 DESD25 DESD26 Networking Principles & Use of Technology Money Management Anger Management Creative Thinking Managerial Skills, Negotiation & Persuasion Skills The Power of Presentation Total Credits DIPLOMA IN HERBAL MEDICINE SEMESTER I Sub. Code Subjects DHM11 DHM12 DHM13 DHM14 DHM15 DHM16 Medicinal Plants, Phyto-Medicines & Phyto-Therapy Body Systems Medicine Making Plant Cultivation Meditations Principles of Acupuncture Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 3 3 18 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 3 18 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 3 18 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 3 18
SEMESTER II Sub. Code Subjects DHM21 DHM22 DHM23 DHM24 DHM25 DHM26 Ethno-Medicine Herbs & Drug Action Principles of Small Business Aromatherapy Dietics, Body Care & Hygiene Beauty with Reference to Ayurvedic Physiology Total Credits DIPLOMA IN EVENT MANAGEMENT SEMESTER I Sub. Code Subjects DEM11 DEM12 DEM13 DEM14 DEM15 DEM16 Business Communication Event Industry Event Practice Fundamentals of Accounting Conventions, Meeting & Exhibition Cultural Event Handling & Management Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 3 3 18 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 3 18
SEMESTER II Sub. Code Subjects DEM21 DEM22 DEM23 DEM24 DEM25 DEM26 Wedding, Parties, Anniversaries Event Management Planning in Event Management Human Relations in Event Management Fund Raising for Event Management Marketing Management Business Event Management Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 3 3 18
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DIPLOMA IN NURSERY TEACHER TRAINING (NTT) SEMESTER I Sub. Code NTT11 NTT12 NTT13 NTT14 NTT15 NTT16 NTT17 NTT18 NTT19 NTT110 NTT1101 NTT1102 NTT1103 NTT1104 Subjects Child Development Curriculum Planning Integrating Methodologies in Early Childhood Education Preschool Participation Starting the Basics of Child Development through Panchatantra stories Preschool Organization, Administration & Management Parent Involvement Children with Special Needs & Organizing Child Care Services Child Health & Nutrition -Services and Programmes for Children Practical (Any two) Lesson Planning & Teaching Art & Craft Work Rhymes, National Songs, Story. Computer Total Credits Credits 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
22
Project Work: Working with Young Children in a Child Care Setting using both theory and practical issues. (3 credits)
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Management programs
Introduction: MBA is internationally recognized as the foremost management qualification. Both experienced and less experienced managers see the need to supplement practical experience with sound strategy and an understanding of the range of disciplines employed in todays turbulent management environment. This course is aimed at suitably qualified and ambitious personal, keen to acquire the skills and knowledge vital to successful career development. The MBA will encourage developing personal skill set, giving the confidence and enhancing skills as well as encouraging taking a variety of roles. The programs are designed to provide a critical and applied study at postgraduate level of leading edge and contemporary management theory, delivered through real-world business problems. The MBA program encompasses a comprehensive and well-structured two-year curriculum designed specifically to provide specialized training in the concepts and skills involved in the management service delivery, regulatory process, and competition policy, as well as helping the managers to understand regulation from technical, economic, social, and legal perspectives. The program is open to both mid career professionals and fresh graduates. The program has been tailored to equip the students with all the relevant knowledge and skill sets to contribute to the infrastructure growth. The course not only imparts the managerial skills in core subjects but also in specialized domain related expertise infrastructure and infrastructure management, contract administration, and non-conventional methods of infrastructure creation. The students also learn about the financing of infrastructure projects, IT applications as well as accounting specifically in the context of infrastructure sector. Stage One provides a systematic understanding, knowledge and critical awareness of the essential functions, processes, their diverse nature, the governance and ethical dilemmas facing organizations and leaders and the external environment in which they operate. The fundamental objective of this stage is to understand the key sources of strategic advantage, develop a strategic mind set, leverage value, build organizational capacity and begin the process of understanding individual potential and their ability to develop leadership skills. Stage Two develops a deeper understanding of leadership and management as an integrative process and this stage requires synthesis, integration and practical application to real and messy problems. Stage Three provides a range of modules allowing the student to pursue individual interests and development needs. These modules offer a deeper understanding of knowledge and a critical awareness of current problems and/or new insights informed by the forefront of their academic discipline or field of study. Stage three also continues the process of understanding individual potential and further develops leadership skills in the chosen specialization.
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MBA (INFORMATION SYSTEMS) SEMESTER I Sub. Code Subjects MBAIS11 MBAIS12 MBAIS13 MBAIS14 MBAIS15 MBAIS16 Principles of Management & Organizational Behavior Information System Strategy Marketing Management Financial & Management Accounting Business Applications of IT Internet Technologies Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code Subjects MBAIS21 MBAIS22 MBA2IS3 MBAIS24 MBAIS25 MBAIS26 Human Resource Management Operations Research & Management Application Programming (VB) Managerial economics Computer Network & Security DBMS (SQL/ ORACLE) Total Credits SEMESTER III Sub. Code Subjects MBAIS31 MBAIS32 MBAIS33 MBAIS34 MBAIS35 MBAIS36 MIS E-commerce and Cyber Laws BPR & Conflict Management Data Warehousing and Data Mining Elective -1 Elective -2 Total Credits SEMESTER IV Sub. Code Subjects MBAIS41 MBAIS42 MBAIS43 MBAIS44 MBAIS45 E CRM AND SCM International Business & Business Intelligence Data Communication Elective -3 Project Total Credits Credits 5 5 5 5 10 30 Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 30 Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 30 Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 30
List of Electives 1. IT Services and Management 2. Introduction to HTML, Website Design and Management 3. Emerging New Technologies and Opportunities 4. Knowledge Management 5. Quantitative Techniques and Research Methods 6. IT Project Management MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS (With DUAL SPECIALISATION) SEMESTER I Sub. Code Subjects MBA11 MBA12 MBA13 MBA14 MBA15 MBA16 Principles of Management & Organizational Behavior Business Communication Financial Accounting Human Resource Management Managerial Economics Management Information System Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code Subjects MBA21 MBA22 MBA23 MBA24 MBA25 MBA26 Marketing Management Operations Research Research Methods & Quantitative Techniques Production & Operations Management Financial Management Strategic Management Total Credits Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 30 Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 30
The specialization subjects in different streams are listed below: The students are expected to do a field / organizational study project of 10 credits.
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SPECIALIZATION
(The students can specialise in two areas opting 3 Subjects from each specialisation in the 3 and 4th Sem) HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Sub. Code MBAHRS1 MBAHRS2 MBAHRS3 MBAHRS4 MBAHRS5 MBAHRS6 MBAHRS7 MBAHRS8 MBAHRS9 MBAHRS10 MBAHRS11 Subjects Industrial Relations & Labour Laws Manpower Planning & Organizational Development Organization Design & Change Training & Development Labour Market Studies Performance Management & Appraisal, Talent Management & Knowledge Management Strategic Human Resource Management HR Audit International HRM Diversity Management Best HRM/HRD Practices Organizational Culture, Ethics, Governance, CSR. Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 MBAINB32 MBAINB33 MBAINB34 MBAINB35 MBAINB36 FINANCE MANAGEMENT Sub. Code MBAFM31 MBAFM32 MBAFM33 MBAFM34 MBAFM35 MBAFM41 MBAFM42 MBAFM43 MBAFM44 MBAFM45 Subjects Financial Markets & Services Management Mergers & Acquisition Corporate Finance International Financial Management Business Intelligence Taxation Management Corporate Banking & Operations, Retail Banking Rural Marketing Internal Audit & Control Corporate Governance & Financial System Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 OPERATION MANAGEMENT Sub. Code MBAOM31 MBAOM32 MBAOM33 MBAOM34 MBAOM35 Credits 5 5 5 5 MBAOM36 MBAOM41 MBAOM42 MBAOM43 Subjects Operations Research Production & Operations Management Inventory & Warehouse Planning & Control Management of Manufacturing Systems Total Quality Management & Production Planning Control OR Applications in Management Advanced Production Planning & Control Advanced Operations Management Logistics Management & IT Applications Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 MBAINB41 MBAINB42 MBAINB43 MBAINB44 MBAMM35 MBAMM41 MBAMM42 MBAMM43 MBAMM44 MBAMM45 Market Research Sales & Distribution Management Retail Marketing International Marketing Management Advertising Management Brand Management 5 5 5 5 5 5
INSURANCE & BANKING MANAGEMENT Sub. Code MBAINB31 Subjects Business Policy & Strategic Management Research Methodology & Presentation Skills Liability & Underwriting of Life Insurance Engineering & Project Insurance Health Insurance & Third Party Administration Direct Marketing Management in Action Social, Economic & Ethical Issues in Insurance Industry Entrepreneurship Actuarial Science Re-Insurance & Co-Insurance Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
MARKETING MANAGEMENT Sub. Code MBAMM31 MBAMM32 MBAMM33 MBAMM34 Subjects Consumer Behavior Services Marketing SCM & CRM Relationship Marketing
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HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT Sub. Code MBAHM31 MBAHM32 MBAHM33 MBAHM34 MBAHM35 MBAHM36 MBAHM41 MBAHM42 MBAHM43 Subjects International Travel & Tourism Management Hotel and Catering Management Medical Tourism Tourism Management Leisure Management Industrial & Labour Relations Food & Nutrition Management International Hotel Laws Entrepreneurship Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
PROJECT MANAGEMENT Sub. Code MBAPM31 MBAPM32 MBAPM33 MBAPM34 MBAPM35 MBAPM36 MBAPM41 MBAPM42 MBAPM43 Subjects Production & Operations Management TQM & PPC OR Applications in Management TQM in Project Management PERT/CPM & MS Project/Primavera International Project Management (offshore/onshore) Project Planning & Control Project Financing & Budgeting Project Risk Management Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5
RETAIL MANAGEMENT Sub. Code MBARM31 MBARM32 MBARM33 MBARM34 MBARM35 MBARM36 MBARM41 MBARM42 MBARM43 MBARM44 Subjects Buying & Merchandising Services Marketing Retail Store Management Retail Warehousing & Management Advertising / Promotion & Branding in Retail Industry Stores Operation Management Mall Management Relationship Marketing in Retail Business Statistical Methods in Retail Performance Measurement & Customer Management Sales Management Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5
EXECUTIVE MBA SEMESTER I SEMESTER I Sub. Code Subjects EMBA11 EMBA12 EMBA13 EMBA14 EMBA15 EMBA16 EMBA17 5 EMBA18 5 5 5 EMBA19 Organizational Design & Development Marketing Management Financial Accounting Human Resource Management Managerial Economics Information System Quantitative Techniques & Research Methodology Financial Management Legal Aspects of Business Total Credits o Specialization subjects are listed below: o Each Student is expected to do a project of 15 credits Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 45
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FINANCE SPECIALIZATION SEMESTER II Sub. Code EMBAFM21 EMBAFM22 EMBAFM23 EMBAFM24 EMBAFM25 EMBAFM26 EMBAFM27 EMBAFM28 EMBAFM29 Subjects Financial Markets & Services Management Mergers & Acquisition Corporate Finance Business Intelligence International Financial Management International Financial Institutions & Operations Corporate Governance & Internal Audit & Control Taxation Management Project Total Credits HR SPECIALIZATION SEMESTER II Sub. Code EMBAHR21 EMBAHR22 EMBAHR23 EMBAHR24 EMBAHR25 EMBAHR26 EMBAHR27 EMBAHR28 EMBAHR29 Subjects Business Law & Industrial Labour Relations HR Audit Best HRM/HRD Practices Training & Development Organization Design and Change Labour Market Studies Work Culture and Diversity Management CG and CSR Project Total Credits IT MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZATION SEMESTER II Sub. Code EMBAIT21 EMBAIT22 EMBAIT23 EMBAIT24 EMBAIT25 EMBAIT26 EMBAIT27 EMBAIT28 EMBAIT29 Subjects Data Communication IT Project Management Data Warehouing & Data Mining Business Process Outsourcing Knowledge Management Computer Network & Security Application Programming Web-based Technology & Programming Project Total Credits Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 15 55 Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 15 55 Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 15 55
INSURANCE & BANKING SPECIALIZATION SEMESTER II Sub. Code EMBAFM21 EMBAFM22 EMBAFM23 EMBAFM24 EMBAFM25 EMBAFM26 EMBAFM27 EMBAFM28 EMBAFM29 Subjects General & Life Insurance Actuarial Science Management in Action Social, Economic & Ethical Issues in Insurance Industry Health Insurance & Third Party Administration Direct Marketing Engineering & Project Insurance Re-Insurance & Co-Insurance Entrepreneurship in Insurance Sector Project Total Credits MARKETING MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZATION SEMESTER II Sub. Code EMBAMM21 EMBAMM22 EMBAMM23 EMBAMM24 EMBAMM25 EMBAMM26 EMBAMM27 EMBAMM28 EMBAMM29 Subjects Consumer Behavior Services Marketing CRM & Relationship Management Market Research Advertising Management International Marketing Management Sales & Distribution Management Retail Marketing Project Total Credits RETAIL MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZATION SEMESTER II Sub. Code EMBARM21 EMBARM22 EMBARM23 EMBARM24 EMBARM25 EMBARM26 EMBARM27 EMBARM28 EMBARM29 Subjects Retail Store Operations & Management Advertising & Promotion in Retail Industry Supply Chain Management & Logistics Management Retail Management & Industry Legal Aspects of Retail Business Direct Marketing Relationship Marketing in Retail Business Sales & Distribution Management Project Total Credits Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 15 55 Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 15 55 Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 15 55
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OPERATION MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZATION SEMESTER II Sub. Code EMBAOM21 EMBAOM22 EMBAOM23 EMBAOM24 EMBAOM25 EMBAOM26 EMBAOM27 EMBAOM28 EMBAOM29 Subjects Operations Research Application in Management Production & Operations Management Inventory & Warehouse Planning & Control Management of Manufacturing Systems TQM & PPC Advanced Production Planning & Control Advanced Operations Management Supply Chain Management Project Total Credits Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 15 55
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS SPECIALIZATION SEMESTER II Sub. Code EMBAIB21 EMBAIB22 EMBAIB23 EMBAIB24 EMBAIB25 EMBAIB26 EMBAIB27 EMBAIB28 EMBAIB29 Subjects International Relations Management International Law International HRM International Business Culture Intellectual Property Rights & Trade Policy India, UK & USA International Business Communication International Arms Deal International Policy on Drug Trafficking Project Total Credits Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 15 55
HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZATION SEMESTER II Sub. Code EMBAHM21 EMBAHM22 EMBAHM23 EMBAHM24 EMBAHM25 EMBAHM26 EMBAHM27 EMBAHM28 EMBAHM29 Subjects Hospitality Management & Industry Hotel & Catering Management Tourism and Medical Tourism Food & Nutrition Food & Beverage Services Management International Hotel Laws International Travel & Tourism Management Event & Leisure Management Project Total Credits Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 15 55
PROJECT MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZATION SEMESTER II Sub. Code EMBAPM21 EMBAPM22 EMBAPM23 EMBAPM24 EMBAPM25 EMBAPM26 EMBAPM27 EMBAPM28 EMBAPM29 Subjects Project Management-National & International TQM in Project Management PERT/CPM and MS Project/ Primavera Project Planning & Risk Management Operations Management & Production Control Project Financing & Budgeting International Project Management (offshore/onshore) OR Applications in Management Project Total Credits Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 15 55
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INFRASTRUCRURE MANAGEMENT SPECIALIZATION SEMESTER II Sub. Code EMBAIFM21 EMBAIFM22 EMBAIFM23 EMBAIFM24 EMBAIFM25 EMBAIFM26 EMBAIFM27 EMBAIFM28 EMBAIFM29 Subjects Contract & Negotiation Management Infrastructure Project Financing & Budgeting India Infrastructure Development Policy, Planning and Programs Infrastructure Management Sectoral Infrastructure ManagementPower, & Energy Policies and Management Sectoral Infrastructure- Roads, Highways Policies & Management Sectoral Infrastructure- Airports & Ports Planning, Construction & Management Urban & Rural Infrastructure Management Project Total Credits BACHELOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SEMESTER I Sub. Code BBAG11 BBAG12 BBAG13 BBAG14 Subjects Principles of Practices Management Computer Fundamentals Business Communication Managerial Economics Total Credits SEMESTER II Sub. Code BBAG21 BBAG22 BBAG23 BBAG24 Subjects Organizational Behavior Business Mathematics Financial Accounting Human Resource Management Total Credits SEMESTER III Sub. Code BBAG31 BBAG32 BBAG33 BBAG34 Subjects Marketing Management Production and Operations Management Financial Management Business Law Total Credits Credits 4 4 4 4 16 Credits 4 4 4 4 16 Credits 4 4 4 4 16 Credits 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 15 55
SEMESTER IV Sub. Code BBAG41 BBAG42 BBAG43 BBAG44 Subjects Cost and Management Accounting Consumer Behavior Fundamentals of Taxation Total Quality Management Total Credits SEMESTER V Sub. Code BBAG51 BBAG52 BBAG53 BBAG54 BBAG55 Subjects Management Information Systems Marketing Research Project Management E-commerce Service Management Total Credits SEMESTER VI Sub. Code BBAG61 BBAG62 BBAG63 BBAG64 BBAG65 Subjects Business Policy and Strategic Management Entrepreneurship Development International Business Insurance Management Cross Cultural Aspects of Business Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Credits 4 4 4 4 4 20 Credits 4 4 4 4 16
BBM The first two semesters are common for all specializations. The subjects will change from III semester onwards SEMESTER I Sub. Code BBM11 BBM12 BBM13 BBM14 BBM15 BBM16 Subjects English Language-1 Optional Language-1 Financial Accounting Principles of Management Computer Applications Business Mathematics Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 3 3 18
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SEMESTER II Sub. Code BBM21 BBM22 BBM23 BBM24 BBM25 BBM26 Subjects English Language-2 Optional Language-2 Business Statistics Marketing Management Business Environment Environmental Science Total Credits SPECIALIZATION: RETAIL MANAGEMENT SEMESTER III Sub. Code BBMREM31 BBMREM32 BBMREM33 BBMREM34 BBMREM35 SEMESTER IV Sub. Code BBMREM41 BBMREM42 BBMREM43 BBMREM44 BBMREM45 SEMESTER V Sub. Code BBMREM51 BBMREM52 BBMREM53 BBMREM54 BBMREM55 SEMESTER VI Sub. Code BBMREM61 BBMREM62 BBMREM63 BBMREM64 Subjects Buying & Merchandising Retail Warehousing & Management Advertising & Promotion in Retail Industry Project Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 6 15 Subjects IT Tools in Retail Industry Management Information Systems Logistics Management Retail Industry- Comparative study of India, Asian & at Global Level Retail Store Management Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Subjects Cost Accounting Introduction to Retail Management Management Information Systems Human Resource Management Operations Management Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Subjects Business Law Retail Banking Commercial Law Financial Management Financial Applications Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 3 18
SPECIALIZATION: OPERATION MANAGEMENT SEMESTER III Sub. Code BBMOPM31 BBMOPM32 BBMOPM33 BBMOPM34 BBMOPM35 Subjects Business Law Technology Management in Manufacturing Sector Financial Management Human Resource Management Financial Applications Total Credits SEMESTER IV Sub. Code BBMOPM41 BBMOPM42 BBMOPM43 BBMOPM44 BBMOPM45 Subjects Cost Accounting Marketing Management Organizational Behavior Operations Management Management Information System Total Credits SEMESTER V Sub. Code BBMOPM51 BBMOPM52 BBMOPM53 BBMOPM54 BBMOPM55 Subjects Operations Research Production Management IT Applications in Operations Management Supply Chain Management Inventory Management Total Credits SEMESTER VI Sub. Code BBMOPM61 BBMOPM62 BBMOPM63 BBMOPM64 Subjects Management of Manufacturing Systems Logistics Management Total Quality Management Project Total Credits SPECIALIZATION: MARKETING MANAGEMENT SEMESTER III Sub. Code BBMMAM31 BBMMAM32 BBMMAM33 BBMMAM34 BBMMAM35 Subjects Business Law Business Ethics Commercial Law Financial Management Financial Applications Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Credits 3 3 3 6 15 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15
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SEMESTER IV Sub. Code BBMMAM41 BBMMAM42 BBMMAM43 BBMMAM44 BBMMAM45 Subjects Cost Accounting Legal Aspects of Banking Operations Advertising Management Human Resource Management Management Information System Total Credits SEMESTER V Sub. Code BBMMAM51 BBMMAM52 BBMMAM53 BBMMAM54 BBMMAM55 Subjects Retail Management Consumer Behavior Market Research Services Management Relationship Management Total Credits SEMESTER VI Sub. Code BBMMAM61 BBMMAM62 BBMMAM63 BBMMAM64 Subjects Brand Management Sales Management Export & Import Laws Project Total Credits SPECIALIZATION: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SEMESTER III Sub. Code BBMITM31 BBMITM32 BBMITM33 BBMITM34 BBMITM35 Subjects DBMS Business Law Financial Management Human Resource Management Financial Applications Total Credits SEMESTER IV Sub. Code BBMITM41 BBMITM42 BBMITM43 BBMITM44 BBMITM45 Subjects Cost Accounting Legal Aspects of Banking Operations Management Information Systems Ethics in IT Application Programming Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Credits 3 3 3 6 15 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15
SEMESTER V Sub. Code BBMITM51 BBMITM52 BBMITM53 BBMITM54 BBMITM55 Subjects Database Management System E-Commerce Internet Technology Data Communication Marketing Management Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 SEMESTER VI Sub. Code BBMITM61 BBMITM62 BBMITM63 BBMITM64 Subjects HTML & Web Design Software Quality and Testing Multimedia Technology Project Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 6 15
SPECIALIZATION: INSURANCE & BANKING MANAGEMENT SEMESTER III Sub. Code BBMINB31 BBMINB32 BBMINB33 BBMINB34 BBMINB35 Subjects Business Economics Banking Technology Business Law Financial Management Financial Applications Total Credits SEMESTER IV Sub. Code BBMINB41 BBMINB42 BBMINB43 BBMINB44 BBMINB45 Subjects Business Environment Management Information Systems Management Accounting Legal Aspects of Human Resource Management in Banking Banking Operations Management Total Credits SEMESTER V Sub. Code BBMINB51 BBMINB52 BBMINB53 BBMINB54 BBMINB55 Subjects Corporate Law Business Taxation & Practice Insurance Services & Management Credit Management in Banking Business Ethics Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15
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SEMESTER VI Sub. Code BBMINB61 BBMINB62 BBMINB63 BBMINB64 Subjects Retail Banking Life Insurance Service Management General Life Insurance Service Management Project Total Credits SPECIALIZATION: HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT SEMESTER III Sub. Code BBMHOM31 BBMHOM32 BBMHOM33 BBMHOM34 BBMHOM35 Subjects Business Economics Sales and Marketing Management Business Law Financial Management Financial Applications Total Credits SEMESTER IV Sub. Code BBMHOM41 BBMHOM42 BBMHOM43 BBMHOM44 BBMHOM45 Subjects Cost Accounting Management Information Systems Travel and Tourism Industry Human Resource Management Operations Management Total Credits SEMESTER V Sub. Code BBMHOM51 BBMHOM52 BBMHOM53 BBMHOM54 BBMHOM55 Subjects Hotel HR & Training & Development Eco Tourism Event Management Tourism Management Food and Nutrition Management Total Credits SEMESTER VI Sub. Code BBMHOM61 BBMHOM62 BBMHOM63 BBMHOM64 Subjects Hotel Law Catering Management Entrepreneurship Project Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 6 15 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15 Credits 3 3 3 6 15
SPECIALIZATION: HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT SEMESTER III Sub. Code BBMHRM31 BBMHRM32 BBMHRM33 BBMHRM34 BBMHRM35 Subjects Indian Service Industry Financial Management Business Law HRM Financial Applications Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15
SEMESTER IV Sub. Code BBMHRM41 BBMHRM42 BBMHRM43 BBMHRM44 BBMHRM45 Subjects Cost Accounting Commercial Law Management Information Systems Taxation Human Resource Development Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15
SEMESTER V Sub. Code BBMHRM51 BBMHRM52 BBMHRM53 BBMHRM54 BBMHRM55 Subjects Labour Law HR Planning Industrial Relations Business Ethics Leadership Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 3 3 15
SEMESTER VI Sub. Code BBMHRM61 BBMHRM62 BBMHRM63 BBMHRM64 Subjects Performance Management Organization Design Training & Development Project Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 6 15
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Delivery System For Academic Programmes
Support Services through study centers: Study centers are being set up all over the country and abroad to provide the candidates a platform to interact with counselors, other candidates and for use of the library. Candidates would be getting personal attention at these centers in addition to the hands-on-training on computers at these centers. Program Delivery: A multi-form of instruction has been adopted, comprising of: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Study material:Study material for all subjects will be in print and A/V CDs wherever necessary. Counselling Sessions: Will be held at Study centers, to suit the convenience of candidates. Practical Sessions: Will also be held at the study centers Assignments: For assessment, evaluation and for feedback of comprehension of study material. Project work: To enable the candidate to gain an insight into independent working on a practical project.
system is more learner-oriented, so much so, the candidate has to be invariably an active participant in the teaching-learning process. Most of the instructions are imparted through distance rather than face-to-face communication. The University follows a multi-channel approach for instructions suitably comprising the following: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Self-instructional Printed Material Audio and Video Material Website information Face-to-face Counseling at study centers by Academic Counselors Assignments Field based Projects
To start with, the courses will be delivered on Internet and conventional distance education mode. In due course, it will shift more and more towards on-line interaction between teacher and the taught. Skill and dexterity will be inculcated right from the beginning though interactive computer applications. Self Instructional Material: Printed materials are the primary form of instructional materials. These are supplied to the candidates in the form of books, CDs or in the form of e-book. The study materials are available on the internet, study centers and in the university. The study materials would be sufficient to the extent of about 70% to 75% to write any assignment and prepare for the term-end examinations. However, candidates are strongly advised to refer to other sources and texts, suggested under each unit in order to get a comprehensive knowledge of the subject matter.
Credit System: The University follows the Credit System for its under-graduate and post-graduate programmes. Each credit entails approximately 30 hours of study comprising of all activities. Thus, a 3-credit course involves 90 study hours. This helps the candidates to understand the academic efforts one has to put in suitably to complete the course. Instructional System: The methodology of instruction in this Open University is different from that of the conventional Universities. The Open University
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Counseling Sessions: In distance education, face-to-face contact between the learners and their tutors/counselors is relatively less and therefore counseling is an important activity. The purpose of such a contact is to answer some of the questions and clarify doubts, which may not be possible through any other means of communication. There are experienced academic counselors at the study centers to provide counseling and guidance in the courses that are chosen for study. The candidate will be informed of the program schedule details by the study center Co-ordinators. It should be noted that the counseling sessions would be very different from the classroom teaching or lectures. Counselling does not mean delivering lectures as in conventional teaching. Counsellors will try to help overcome academic difficulties which one may face while going through the programmes. In these sessions one must try to resolve subject based difficulties and any other related problems. Before the candidate attends the counseling session, he/she should go through the course material and make notes of the points to be discussed. Unless the units are gone through, there may not be much to discuss. The Co-ordinator of the respective study center will make the detail schedule of the counseling session known to the candidates. Usually, at least 10% of the credit hours will be earmarked for the counseling session. Assignments: Assignments are an integral part of distance learning. The main purpose of assignments is to test the candidates comprehension of the learning materials received from the University and also to help better comprehension the courses by providing feedback. The information given in the printed course materials should be sufficient for answering the assignments. However, the candidate may have to refer to other books and references given in the
course material to have a compressive knowledge of the subject. But the assignments are generally designed in such a way as to help to concentrate mainly on the printed course material with a fleeting touch to other references. The candidate may also note the following points: 1. It is compulsory to submit the assignments and will not be allowed to appear for the term-end examination of a course if one does not submit the specified number of assignments in respective courses on time. All assignments should be submitted to the respective study centers The assignment responses should be complete in all respects. Before submission the candidate should ensure that one has answered all the questions in the assignments. Incomplete answer sheets will fetch poor grades/marks. The study center has the right to reject the assignments received after due date. Hence, the candidate is advised to submit the same before the due date. A copy of the valued assignments will be returned to the candidates along with the marks/grades and the written comments, which serve as a learning exercise for the candidates. Two per cent (2%) of the evaluated Assignments by the Academic Counsellors will be reviewed by the University from time to time.
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Practical Training: Considerable importance is given to hands-on training on computers in this programme. A set of practical exercise for subjects which need laboratory work is available at the study centers as also on the website. Candidate needs to do this practical exercise under the guidance of their study center faculty. Major part of the contact hours at the study centers will be devoted to this laboratory work.
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Fee Structure
Duration (in Years) Joining Sem. 10100 9000 9000 11800 11800 11800 11800 11800 11000 11000 9300 10000 11400 9900 9900 9900 1000 850 500 500 3 3 500 500 850 850 850 850 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 8000 11400 11400 11400 9500 9350 9350 9350 9350 9350 11300 11300 10500 10500 9000 9500 10900 10900 10900 10900 9000 8850 8850 8850 8850 8850 11300 11300 7725 7725 7725 7725 7125 7125 6000 6375 7425 7425 7425 7425 6000 6000 6000 6000 6000 6000 11300 7725 8500 5625 8500 5625 3375 3375 4075 4075 4075 4075 4075 3875 3875 3300 3625 3975 3975 3975 3975 3500 3350 3350 3350 3350 3350 9600 6450 3650 3150 2875 2875 3575 3575 3575 3575 3575 3375 3375 3000 3125 3475 3475 3475 3475 3000 2850 2850 2850 2850 2850 Subsequent Semesters Joining Sem. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 5 3 3 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 3 500 500 500 500 1000 1000 500 1000 500 1000 9900 500 1000 8500 300 1000 8000 500 1000 9500 500 1000 9500 500 1000 10300 500 1000 10300 500 1000 10300 500 1000 10300 500 1000 10300 500 1000 7500 500 1000 7500 500 1000 8600 Reg Fee in Rs Exam. Fee in Rs Tution Fee in Rs./Sem SVT Share in Rs./Sem Subsequent Semesters Total Fee in Rs. / Sem/ year KSOU Share in Rs
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M.Sc -Information Technology
M.Sc. Information Technology Infrastructure
M.Sc. Nano Technology
M.Tech -Information Technology
M.Tech-Mechanical Engineering
M.Tech- Electronics Engineering
M.Tech-Electrical Engineering
M.Tech-Civil Engineering
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Integrated -MCA
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BCA
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B.Sc- Information Technology
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B. Tech -Electronics Engineering
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B. Tech Mechanical Engineering
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B. Tech -Electrical Engineering
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B.Tech -Civil Engineering
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B.Tech -Computer Science
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Diploma in Mechanical Engineering
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Diploma in Electrical Engineering
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Diploma in Electronics Engineering
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Diploma in Telecom Engineering
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Diploma in Civil Engineering
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Diploma in Multimedia
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Diploma in Digital Film Making
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Certificate in Web design
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Certificate in Digital Imaging
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MA-English
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MA-Economics
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MA-History
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MA-Political Science
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MA Womens Studies
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M.com
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MSW
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MA-Education
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M.Sc.-Tourism and Catering Management
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BA
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BSW
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B.Com
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B.Sc. Fashion Design
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BA-Fine Arts
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B.Sc. Hotel and Catering Management
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Diploma in Effective Communication
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Diploma in Executive Skill Development
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Diploma in Herbal Medicine
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Diploma in Event Management
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Diploma in Nursery Teacher Training
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MBA-Information System
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MBA(Dual Specialization)
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Executive-MBA
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BBA
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BBM
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Evaluation Methodology and Grading System
Evaluation System The evaluation of subjects is based on internal assessment and term-end examination conducted by the University. The evaluation of the project work will be based on the quality of there port and students performance in a viva-voce, divided as 50% for project work and the rest 50% for viva - voce. There will be one practical examination by the University for each lab subject. This examination will include questions on all practicals of that semester and candidate has to answer a question, which comes to him by lot. The question may be from one or more subjects of practical conducted during the semester. The question paper will be got prepared by the University and sent to the Examination Centers. The University will also depute External Examiners to the Examination Centers for conducting the practical examination. Depending on the strength of the candidates, study centers may be clubbed for Practical Examinations and will be held at selected study centers / Examination Centers. Examination All Masters and PG Diploma Program Theory Subjects Internal Assessment (Based on 2 assignments) Term-end University Examination Total Practical Internal Assessment (Based on 2 assignments) Term-end University Examination Total Project Internal Assessment Term-end University Examination Total 50 marks 100 marks 150 marks 25 marks 100 marks 125 marks 25 marks 100 marks 125 marks
Grading System/Declaration of Classes Distinction I Class II Class Pass More than 70 percent More than or equal to 60% but less than 70% Marks More than or equal to 50% but less than 60% Marks More than or equal to 40% but less than 50% Marks Any Graduate /Diploma Programs Theory Assessment (Based on 2 internal assignments) Term-End University Examination Total Practical Internal Assessment (Based on 2 tests for each Practical), (For each practical) Term-end University Examination (One examination for each practical in a semester) Total Project Internal Assessment Term end University Examination Total 50 marks 100 marks 150 marks 20 marks 80 marks 100 marks 20 marks 80 marks 100 marks
Results: Minimum required for Pass Theory/Practical/Project - 32 out of 80 Marks in term end examination and 40 out of 100 including internal assessment marks. Declaration of Classes Class Distinction I Class II Class Pass Fail Percentage More than 70 percent More than or equal to 60% but less than 70% Marks More than or equal to 50% but less than 60% Marks More than or equal to 40% but less than 50% Marks Less than 40% Grade A B C D E
Results: Minimum required for Pass 1. Theory/Practical/Project 40 out of 100 Marks 2. Term end examination: 50 out of 125 including internal assessment marks.
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Important instructions to the Distance Learners
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A Candidate seeking admission to any course from any stream should fill-in the Admission Form (attached to the prospectus) legibly and in capital letters after carefully reading the prospectus and indicate the programme he / she wishes to study, in the space provided for the purpose.
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Remit the Tuition, Registration and Examination fees and penal fee (if any) in Crossed Demand Drafts (DDs), one drawn in favour of Finance Officer, KSOU, MYSORE and Sharada Vikas Trust, payable at Bangalore as per the details given in the prospectus. Candidate should not make any cash payments to the study center under any circumstances, except for the prospectus. 3. Candidates while submitting the application form shall follow the instructions given below: The application form duly filled-in should be submitted to the study center on before the last date as mentioned in the advertisement. The candidates should submit four copies of stamp-size photographs of which one must be pasted to the application form in the space provided and one on identity card. The remaining two copies must be put in a separate cover and pinned to the application form. On the back of each of these photographs the candidate must mention his name, programme, semester and serial number of the application form. Before remitting the prescribed fees, candidates shall make sure that they fulfill all the eligibility conditions for admission to the programme applied for. They should enclose all the supporting certificates since at a later date, they will not be entertained. The fees once remitted will not be refunded under any circumstances. 4. The candidates shall submit the filled-in application form along with the crossed DDs , identity card and certificates to the respective study center. The study center shall forward these applications to the SVT office at Bangalore, after verifying the original certificates and certifying the Xerox copies by the authorized person of the study center along with the seal of the study center. The study center shall return the original certificates as also the candidates copy of Receipt for Admission Form to the candidate and retain its copy of the receipt with them. 5. Admission made to any program is provisional till the time University finally approves it. 6. Money orders, IPO, or any other mode of payments will not be accepted. The University will not be responsible for any loss through such modes of payment. 7. Candidates are required to preserve carefully the receipt for all payments made to the University, as it is the only valid documents accepted. They may have to produce this copy at the time of obtaining examination admission tickets, marks cards or any other documents. 8. Identity card bearing permanent Roll No will be issued to every candidate after the admission is finalized by the KSOU. Till such time, the provisional list of processed applications will be sent to the respective study centers by SVT, Bangalore and also the list will be hosted on the website www.sharadavikas.com 9. In all correspondence with the University the candidates shall quote his/her application no./Roll No. and the programme applied for. 10. First semester programme fees has to be paid by quoting the application number on the back of the DDs. For further details, Please visit www.sharadavikas.com svt@sharadavikas.com OR www.ksouonline.com or call 080-22440420, 41477873, 64540949 SVT, Bangalore. The study center will be the source point for all information or guidance. 11. SVT is the service provider. For all legal disputes, SVT is liable. 12. SVT will issue ID card under the signature of the authorized person of the University.
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Rules & Regulations
Candidates shall abide by the Rules and Regulations in force as well as those that may be issued by the University from time to time. 1. False declaration of qualification by the candidate will disqualify his/her admission to the university including appropriate penal action. All legal disputes, if any, shall come under the jurisdiction of Bangalore City Court(s) only. This prospectus provides all necessary information that you need as a candidate of the various Courses of the University. You are therefore advised to keep this prospectus till you complete your course. Avoid unnecessary queries about the details already available in this prospectus. 4. To receive the Degree Certificate after passing the examination, the candidate should apply directly to The Registrar (Examination), Karnataka State Open University, Mysore 570006 in the prescribed Convocation form. Other details may be obtained from the University after the press notification about the convocation. Provisional Pass Certificate will be issued by The Registrar (Examination) on request with his/her details including Xerox copies of marks cards and on payment of prescribed fee of Rs.200/- through DD drawn in favour of Finance Officer, KSOU, Payable at Mysore, soon after the declaration of results by the University. If the original Identity Card is lost, duplicate Identity Card may be obtained from the office of the Deputy Registrar (Admission) on payment of Rs.100/-through DD drawn in favour of Finance Officer, KSOU, and Payable at Mysore. Any change of address should be intimated to the University and SVT Bangalore. Kindly note that any change of address in the middle of the academic year may cause serious delay or loss in the postal transit. Original Certificate of the candidates will initially be verified by the study centers and later by SVT Bangalore representatives at a place & time specified by KSOU, in due course. Changes/updation in the syllabus can be done by KSOU periodically as per the industry demands and to keep abreast of the various technological developments that have taken place.
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10. The candidate has to register for all the subjects of a semester to which the candidate is eligible at the beginning of each semester according to the scheduled dates. 11. The candidate is permitted to register for the next higher semester after completion of a semester course, irrespective of the results in his previous semesters papers. 12. The candidate can continue to register for higher semesters in a similar way along with his registration in failed subjects of earlier semesters for that degree. 13. The candidate has to complete the degree programme within twice the duration of the academic programme for that qualification. 14. The fee for appearing in the University examination will be as per guidelines communicated to the Study centers by KSOU which is collected along with the fees while registering for a smester.
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News and Events

Sharada Vikas Institute of Technology/Management Studies, affiliated to Bangalore University and approved by the Government of Karnataka is a non profit academic Institution committed to educational services and other allied social activities. The college offers education at various levels, from Undergraduate to Post Graduate Programmes. SVT also runs Pre-University college, approved by Govt. of Karnataka.
Sharada Vikas PU College

(Approved by Govt. of Karnataka)
Sharada Vikas Degree College

(Affiliated to Bangalore University)
# 324/545 Flyover Pillar No.50 Garvebhavipalya Hosur Road, Bengaluru - 560068. www.sharadavikas.com / www.svitms.com
ADMISSIONS OPEN FOR 2011-12
Courses offered
PUC: (Science) (Commerce) DEGREE: PCMB, PCMCs EBACs B.A., (Economics, Statistics, Marketing) B.Sc., (Computer Science) B.Com, BBM BCA, PGDM University of Mysore 2 Years Full Time (Regular, Semester Scheme)
MBA:
KSOU CAMPUS - Manasagangotri, MYSORE
Signing Ceremony of MoU between KSOU & SVT
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Calender of Events
A dvisory Council
Sri Venkatachalapathi D.V. CMD Vikas Global Solutions Ltd. and President,Sharada Vikas Trust Ex V. C., KSOU and Prof. & Head Dept. of Education [NUEPA] Ex. V.C., KSOU and Hampi Kannada University Vikas Global Solutions Ltd. Prof., IIM Bangalore (Rtd). IIM Ahmadabad, Consultant VGSL Bangalore. FCA Director, Vikas Microchip Technologies CMD, United Telecom IAS (Rtd) Director, R&D, Biogene, Bangalore. Prof. Canara Management College, Bangalore University. Dean (Academics), Sharada Vikas Group of Institutions. Ex Principal, APS College of Engineering Director (Academics), Sharada Vikas Group of Institutions. Ex Principal of N MKRV Co,llege for women Director Distance Education Sharada Vikas Group of Institutions Dr. K Sudha Rao B.A. Viveka Rai Sri Prakash Ullal Director Dr. V.B. Kaujalagi Sri S Viswanathan Sri Sankaran Dr. Raj Mohan Rao Sri Ashok V David Dr H.M. Manjunathaiah Dr Cynthia Menezes Prabhu Dr D.S. Ramakrishna
Dr. K.S. Uma Devi
Dr. V.V Raghavan

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Karnataka State Open University

Manasagangotri, MYSORE - 570 006

Organization Structure of KSOU

Sri. K R Jayaprakash Rao - KAS

Registrar (Evaluation) Office / Officials

Dr. RadhaKrishna Bhat

Telephone & Fax

Academic Section Dean (Academics) Examination Branch

Deputy Registrar (Evaluation)

Organization Structure of Sharada Vikas Trust

Information Technology Programs

From V.Cs Desk

Karnataka State Open University

Sharada Vikas Trust

Philosophy Of Distance Education

Academic Programmes and Eligibility

10+2+BE/ B.Tech./M.Sc. IT/CE/EL/ME) 10+2+BE/B.Sc(IT/IS/CS/Embedded Technology) 10+2+B.Sc (CS/IT) or any Graduate

Candidate with BCA/B.Sc. (CS/IT) M.Sc. (CS/IT) 10+2 Any Stream

MA/M.Com/MSW/MTHM/MA.Ed/BA/BSW/B.Com/BSc-FD/BFA/BHCM/ Diploma courses

Note - Lateral Entry will be as per the norms of the University.

Information Technology programs

MTECHCE13 MTECHCE14 MTECHCE15

MTECHCE23 MTECHCE24 MTECHCE25

SEMESTER II Sub. Code MTECHEC21 MTECHEC22 MTECHEC23 MTECHEC24 MTECHEC25

SEMESTER III Sub. Code MTECHEC31 MTECHEC32 MTECHEC33 MTECHEC34 MTECHEC35

Hydrology & Water Resourced Engineering MTECHCE21B MTECHCE22B MTECHCE23B MTECHCE24B 4 4 4 8

Microwave & Optical Communication

Communication System Project Multimedia

MTECHEC51E MTECHEC52E MTECHEC53E MTECHEC54E

MTECHEC61F MTECHEC62F MTECHEC63F MTECHEC64F

MTECHME32C MTECHME33C MTECHME34C

Power Electronic Converter

Lab - Machine Drives Total Credits

MTECHEE11A MTECHEE12A MTECHEE13A MTECHEE14A

MTECHEE21B MTECHEE22B MTECHEE23B MTECHEE24B

Sub. Code MSITF 41

Subjects Project Total Credits

MCA 34 MCA 35 MCA 36

Subjects Project Total Credits

MCA 43 MCA 44 MCA 45 MCA 46

MCA MCA MCA MCA

54 541 542 543

SEMESTER II Sub. Code

BTECCE63 BTECCE64 BTECCE65 BTECCE66 BTECCE67

Environmental Engineering Advanced Foundation Engineering Industrial Economics & Management

Lab - Applied Physics Lab - Basic Electronics Total Credits

SEMESTER VII Sub. Code

SEMESTER III Sub. Code

BTECCE73 BTECCE74 BTECCE75 BTECCE76 BTECCE77

Lab - Irrigation Engineering Lab - Pressed Concert Total Credits

Lab - Hydraulics Lab - Transportation Engineering Total Credits

SEMESTER VIII Sub. Code

SEMESTER IV Sub. Code

BTECCE82 BTECCE83 BTECCE84

Total Credits ELECTIVES Sub. Code

Lab - Structural Analysis Lab - Advanced Surveying Total Credits

SEMESTER V Sub. Code

Lab - Design of RC Structures Lab - Foundation Engg. Total Credits

SEMESTER VI Sub. Code

SEMESTER V Sub. Code BTECCS51 BTECCS52 BTECCS53 BTECCS54 BTECCS55 BTECCS56

SEMESTER V Sub. Code DTE51 DTE52 DTE53 DTE54 DTE55 DTE56

SEMESTER IV Sub. Code DTE41 DTE42 DTE43 DTE44 DTE45 DTE46

Project Total Credits Note: All courses are Practical Oriented.