Department of English
B.A. ENGLISH LANGUAGE & LITERATURE IN SPOKEN ENGLISH
Course Duration: 3 months
No. of instructional hours: 1 per week (Total: 10 hrs)
Instructors: Ms. Jolly Malayam & Ms. Shyja S. Rajan
AIM
OBJECTIVES
On completion of the course, the students should be able to:
COURSE OUTLINE
Module 1
Listening and Speaking:
Varieties of Modern English – British, American, Indian Basic Sounds – Deviations in American and Other Varieties – Syllable Structure – Stress – Word – Stress And Sentence Stress – Intonation.
Verbal Communication: Conversation – Basic Techniques – How To Begin, Interrupt, Hesitate And End – How To Express Time, Age, Feelings And Emotions – How To Respond – Using Language In Various Contexts/Situations- Talking About Oneself, Others- Describing Persons, Places, Incidents, Events And Objects – Attending An Interview – Addressing An Audience — Using Audio-Visual Aids-Making Short Speeches-Compering – Group Discussion. Non-verbal Communication: Body Language: Postures – Orientation – Eye Contact – Facial
Expression – Dress – Posture – Self Concept – Self Image – Self-Esteem – Attitudes- Values and Perception.
Module 2
Practical Sessions
Micro Teaching – Role Play – Group Discussion – Debate – Mock Interview – Interviewing the College Chairperson-On Phone with my Favourite Radio Jockey formal or business related & On completion of the course, the students should be able to:
Post Graduate Department of Mathematics
Post Graduate Department of Mathematics organized a three month short-term course of Accounting (Tally with GST) offered by KERALA STATE RUTRONIX ON 2018-2019. 25 students from various departments of our college participated in the course. The
Following are the objectives of the program.
Department of Economics
Certificate course in budget and finance
Course Code:CBF1
Duration:10 hours
This course will introduce the participants to the function and process of operational budgeting. The role of operational budgeting in organizational planning and control will be reviewed. Course topics will include: budget preparation, resource allocation/strategic planning, compliance, variances, audits, and cost containment. Course participants will study key differences in corporate, nonprofit, and government budgeting methodologies
Objectives:
SYLLABUS:
Module 1
Budget-Types-Examples-Cash Flow & Related Issues- short-term cash flow, long-term cash flow-Business Budget
Module 2
Business Savings and Cost Cutting- various areas of savings and cost cutting to explore in a company-Payroll Budgeting-Trends
Module 3
Risk-Types-Return-Capital Budgetings
References:
T.N Hajela-Public Economics,Ave Book Pvt.Ltd.
K.K.Dewet-Modern Economic Theory
Mithani D.M :Modern Public Finance
Jha R:Modern Public Finance
Department of Botany
CERTIFICATE COURSE IN HORTICULTURE
Objectives of the Programme
To inculcate knowledge about Science in human life.
Course Eligibility: Any Under Graduate student who is attending CBCSS course in regular stream
under University of Kerala.
MODULE I: 5 Hours
MODULE II: 15 Hour
MODULE III: 10 Hours
Post Graduate Department of Chemistry
CERTIFICATE COURSE IN
“MOLECULAR MODELLING TECHNIQUES AND DRUG DESIGN”
Course Code – CHE 2020 (32 hours)
Syllabus
MODULE 1 Basics of cheminformatics (6 hours)
Chemical-biological databases and data sources; (Pubchem & PDB) Chemical file formats ; (MOL, SDF, PDB formats), File format conversion using OPEN BABEL.
MODULE 2 Software Training (8 hours)
Chemistry related softwares – Structure drawing softwares, molecular modelling softwares, Molecular visualization tools (Avogadro ,Chemdraw, Pymol & Discovery Studio).
MODULE 3 Computer assisted drug design (8 hours)
Drug Likeness Prediction – Properties of small molecules , structural features, ADME prediction, Bioavailability, Toxicity studies, Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics of drugs(Swiss ADME & PreADMET servers).
MODULE 4 Computational quantum chemistry (3 hours)
Potential energy surface- stationary point, saddle point or transition state, local and global minima, Basis sets , Quantum mechanical computational methods-Ab initio methods, Semiempirical methods, DFT methods. Non-quantum mechanical computational methods.
MODULE 5 Computational Chemistry Experiments (7 hours)
Single point energy and vibrational frequency calculation of simple molecules, Calculation of energy of HOMO and LUMO of simple organic molecules, Ionisation enery and electron affinity calculations.
Objectives
Through this course, the students will be able to
properties of molecules.
APICULTURE
To learn the value addition and marketing of honey
Hands on training in apiculture (10 hrs)
Training Training of selected students will be carried out in the participatory bee keeping facility