Programmes

M.Sc. Biotechnology

Eligibility for admission: Candidates with Bachelor's Degree in Science including Agricultural, Pharmacy, Chemical Engineering, Medicine, Veterinary, Dairy, Fisheries, Horticulture, Forestry from any University recognized by UGC / ICAR / AICTE / Medical Council with an aggregate minimum of 55% (50% in case of SC/ST) or equivalent grade.

Scheme & Credit pattern Credit Based Choice Based Continuous Evaluation Pattern System SCHEME OF THE STUDY

MINIMUM CREDITS TO BE REGISTERED BY A STUDENT IN A NORMAL PHASE TO SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE M.Sc. BIOTECHNOLOGY DEGREE IN FOUR SEMESTERS

Semesters	Hardcore		Softcore		Open elective		Total
	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits
I semester	04	14	02	06	-	-	06	20
II semester	04	14	02	06	01	04	07	24
III semester	04	14	02	06	-	-	06	20
IV semester	01	09	01	03	-	-	02	12
Total	13	51	09	21	01	04	21	76

 

Course Type	Credits
Hard Core	Minimum credits 42 and maximum credits 52
Soft Core	Minimum credits 16
Open Elective	Minimum credits 04
Total	76

 

Semester-I Credits: 20
SL.NO		TITLEOF THE COURSE			CREDITS
	PAPER CODE		PAPER
1	HC	Bioanalytical Techniques			3
2	HC	Microbiology			3
3	HC	Biochemistry			3
4	HC	Practical-1 (Bioanalytical Techniques, Microbiology, Biochemistry)			5
		Select 2 among 3
5	SC	Cancer Biology			3
6	SC	Food & Environmental Biotechnology			3
7	SC	Biostatistics & Bioinformatics			3

 

Semester-II Credits: 24
SL.NO		TITLEOF THE COURSE			CREDITS
	PAPER CODE		PAPER
1	HC	Molecular Biology			3
2	HC	Genetic Engineering			3
3	HC	Immunotechnology			3
4	HC	Practical-2 (Molecular Biology, Genetic Engineering, Immunotechnology)			5
		Select 2 among 3
6	SC	Molecular Genetics			3
7	SC	Genomics & Proteomics			3
8	SC	Cell Biology and Cellular Signalling			3
9	OE	Biotechnology and its applications(For other discipline students)			3

 

Semester-III Credits: 20
SL.NO		TITLEOF THE COURSE			CREDITS
	PAPER CODE		PAPER
1	HC	Plant Biotechnology			3
2	HC	Animal Biotechnology			3
3	HC	Bioprocess Technology			3
4	HC	Practical-3 (Plant and Animal Biotechnology, Bioprocess Technology)			5
		Select 2 among 3
5	SC	Molecular Diagnostics			3
6	SC	Natural Products &Drug Discovery			3
7	SC	Nanobiotechnology			3
8	SC	Molecular Diagnostics			3

 

Semester-IV Credits: 12
SL.NO		TITLEOF THE COURSE			CREDITS
	PAPER CODE		PAPER
1	SC	Stem Cell & Regenerative Medicine			3
2	SC	Molecular Plant Pathology			3
3	HC	Project work/Dissertation*			9

Additional Softcores

SL.NO		TITLE OF THE COURSE			CREDITS
	PAPER CODE		PAPER
1	SC	Bioentrepreneurship			3
2	SC	Seed Health and Diagnostics			3

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M.Sc. Biochemistry

Eligibility for admission: Students of Bachelors of Science degree from any UGC recognized Universities in life science subjects with Chemistry or Biochemistry as major subjects are eligible. Students from Foreign National degree will apply through equivalence committee. Minimum percentage of marks is as prescribed by the University of Mysore regulations for admission ie., 45% for general category and 5% relaxation for SC/ST students.

Scheme & Credit pattern Credit Based Choice Based Continuous Evaluation Pattern System SCHEME OF THE STUDY

MINIMUM CREDITS TO BE REGISTERED BY A STUDENT IN A NORMAL PHASE TO SUCCESSFULLY
COMPLETE M.Sc. BIOCHEMISTRY DEGREE IN FOUR SEMESTERS

Semesters	Hard Core		Soft Core		Open Elective		Total
	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits
I semester	04	15	02	06	-	-	06	21
II semester	03	11	02	06	01	04	06	21
III semester	03	12	02	06	-	-	06	18
IV semester	02	13	01	03	-	-	03	16
Total	12	51	07	21	01	04	21	76

MINIMUM CREDITS TO BE REGISTERED BY A STUDENT IN A NORMAL PHASE TO
SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE M.Sc., DEGREE IN BIOCHEMISTRY FOR FOUR SEMESTERS

Course Type	Credits
Hard Core	Minimum credits 42 and maximum credits 52
Soft Core	Minimum credits 16
Open Elective	Minimum credits 04
Total	76

Semester-I Credits: 21

SL.NO		TITLEOF THE COURSE			CREDITS
	PAPER CODE		PAPER
1	HC	Bioorganic and Bioinorganic Chemistry			3
2	HC	Biochemical Techniques			3
3	HC	Biophysical Techniques			3
4	HC	Practical 1: Biochemical Techniques and seminar			6
		Select 2 among 3
5	SC	Biomolecules			3
6	SC	Membrane Biology			3
7	SC	Physiology and Nutrition			3

Semester-II Credits: 21

NO		TITLEOF THE COURSE			CREDITS
	PAPER CODE		PAPER
1	HC	Enzymology			3
2	HC	Amino acid and Protein Metabolism			3
3	HC	Practical- 2: Experiments in Enzymology and metabolism seminar.			5
		Select 2 among 3
4	SC	Carbohydrate metabolism			3
5	SC	Lipid Metabolism			3
6	SC	Plant Biochemistry			3
7	SC	Dissertation			2
8	OE	Clinical Diagnosis in Health and Disease			3

Semester-III Credits: 18

NO		TITLEOF THE COURSE			CREDITS
	PAPER CODE		PAPER
1	HC	Immunology			3
2	HC	Cell Biology			3
3	HC	Practical-3: Experiments in Immunology and Clinical Biochemistry and  seminar			6
		Select 2 among 3
	SC	Nucleic acid metabolism			3
4	SC	Clinical Biochemistry			3
5	SC	Genomics, Proteomics and Bioinformatics			3
6	OE	Fundamentals of Biochemistry Carbohydrate metabolism			2

Semester-IV Credits: 16

SL.NO		TITLEOF THE COURSE			CREDITS
	PAPER CODE		PAPER
1	HC	Molecular Biology			3
2		Practical-4: Experiments in Molecular Biology and seminar			4
3	HC	Practical-5: Project Work			6
		Select 2 among 3
4	SC	Genetics and Gene regulation			3
5	SC	Genetic Engineering			3
6	SC	Biotechnology			3
7	SC	Biostatistics			3
8	SC	Clinical Diagnosis in Health and Disease			4

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M.Sc. Microbiology

Eligibility criteria for admission: B.Sc. with Microbiology as one of the Major/ Optional subjects from University of Mysore or any other University equivalent thereto; 45% for general category and 5% relaxation for SC/ST students.

Scheme & Credit pattern Credit Based Choice Based Continuous Evaluation Pattern System SCHEME OF THE STUDY

MINIMUM CREDITS TO BE REGISTERED BY A STUDENT IN A NORMAL PHASE TO SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE M.Sc. MICROBIOLOGY DEGREE IN FOUR SEMESTERS

Semesters	Hardcore		Softcore		Open elective		Total
	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits
I semester	3	12	3	08			06	20
II semester	2	08	3	08	1	04	06	20
III semester	3	12	3	08			06	20
IV semester	2	12	2	04			04	16
Total	10	44	11	28	1	04	22	76

 

Course Type	Credits
Hard Core	Minimum credits 42 and maximum credits 52
Soft Core	Minimum credits 16
Open Elective	Minimum credits 04
Total	76

Semester-I Credits: 20

SL.NO	PAPER CODE	TITLEOF THE COURSE			CREDITS
			PAPER
1	HC	Virology			4
2	HC	Bacteriology			4
3	HC	Mycology			4
		Select 3 among 4 papers
4	SC	Microbial Genetics			4
5	SC	Microbial Ecology & Diversity			4
6	SC	Practical I(Virology & Bacteriology)			2
7	SC	Practical II (Mycology & Microbial Genetics)			2

Semester-II Credits: 20

SL.NO	PAPER CODE	TITLEOF THE COURSE			CREDITS
		PAPER
1	HC	Microbial Physiology			4
2	HC	Immunology			4
		Select 3 among 4 papers
3	SC	Food Microbiology
4	SC	Soil Microbiology			4
5	SC	Practical III(Microbial Physiology & Immunology)			2
6	SC	Practical IV (Food Microbiology)			2
7	OE	Microbial Diversity			4

Semester-III Credits: 20

SL.NO	PAPER CODE	TITLE OF THE COURSE			CREDITS
		PAPER
1	HC	Molecular Biology			4
2	HC	Genetic Engineering			4
3	HC	Industrial Microbiology			4
		Select 3 among 4 papers
4	SC	Medical Microbiology			4
5	SC	Clinical & Diagnostic			4
6	SC	Practical V (Molecular Biology & Genetic Engineering)			2
7	SC	Practical VI(Industrial Microbiology & Medical Microbiology)			2
8	OE	Techniques in Microbiology			2

Semester-IV Credits: 16

SL.NO	PAPER CODE	TITLE OF THE COURSE			CREDITS
		PAPER
1	HC	Agricultural Microbiology			4
		Select 2 among 3 papers
2	SC	Environmental Microbiology			2
3	SC	Genomics & Proteomics			2
4	SC	Practical VII (Agricultural Microbiology & Environmental Microbiology)			2
5	HC	Project Work			8

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M.Sc. Botany

Eligibility criteria for admission: Candidates possessing a B.Sc. with Botany as a Major /Optional subject and degree from UGC recognized  University. Candidates applying for admission to M.Sc. Botany must be a graduate and must have obtained a minimum of 45% (40% in case of SC/ ST and Category-I candidates).

Scheme & Credit pattern Credit Based Choice Based Continuous Evaluation Pattern System SCHEME OF THE STUDY

MINIMUM CREDITS TO BE REGISTERED BY A STUDENT IN A NORMAL PHASE TO SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETE M.Sc. BOTANY DEGREE IN FOUR SEMESTERS

Semesters	Hardcore		Softcore		Open elective		Total
	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits
I semester	3	14	2	08			05	22
II semester	3	12	2	06	1	04	06	22
III semester	3	12	1	04			04	16
IV semester	2	12	1	04			03	16
Total	11	50	6	22	1	04	18	76

 

Course Type	Credits
Hard Core	Total 50
Soft Core	Total 22
Open Elective	Minimum 04
Total	76

Semester-I Credits: 22

SL.No.	Paper code	Title of the Course	Credit
01	HC	Virology, Bacteriology, Mycology and Plant Pathology	4
02	HC	Phycology, Bryophytes, Pteridophytes  and  Gymnosperms	4
03	HC	Systematics  of Angiosperms*	4+2=6
		Select 2 of 4
04	SC	Fungal Biology and Biotechnology	4
05	SC	Algal Biology and Biotechnology	4
06	SC	Lichenology and Mycorrhizal Technology	4
07	SC	Phytopathology	4

*Field Study/Tour: The student shall undertake a field trip for a minimum of 2-3 days and shall submit the herbaria and tour report for evaluation-2 credits.

Semester-II Credits: 22

SL.No	Core	Title of the Course	Credit
01	HC	Reproductive Biology of Angiosperms and Plant Morphogenesis	4
02	HC	Cell Biology and Genetics	4
03	HC	Plant Breeding and Evolutionary Biology	4
		Select 2 of 3
04	SC	Plant Anatomy and Histochemistry	3
05	SC	Ethno-Botany and Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)	3
06	SC	Economic Botany	3
07	OE	Medicinal Plants	4

Semester III, Credits: 16

SL.No.	Core	Title of the Course	Credit
01	HC	Biochemistry and Plant Physiology	4
02	HC	Molecular Biology	4
03	HC	Plant Biotechnology	4
		Select 1 from 4
04	SC	Molecular Genetics of Plants	4
05	SC	Molecular Plant Pathology	4
06	SC	Plant Propagation and Plant Breeding	4
07	SC	Phyto-chemistry and Herbal Technology	4
08	OE	Plant Propagation Techniques	4

Semester IV, Credits: 16

Sl.No	Core	Title of the Course	Credit
01	HC	Ecology, Conservation Biology and Phytogeography	4
02	HC	Project Work	8
		Select 1 from 3
03	SC	Seed Technology	4
04	SC	Seed Pathology	4
05	SC	Bio -Analytical  Techniques	4
06	OE	Plant Diversity and Human Welfare	4

Project Work: The student shall undertake a Project Work in the Department or in any other University or Institute under the guidance of a Research Supervisor and shall submit a Project Report duly signed by Student and Research Supervisor for Evaluation

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The Department of Studies in Chemistry came into existence in the year 2012. The Department is striving to be recognized as a leader for offering societal relevant innovative Post Graduate education. It endeavors to build and enhance the capabilities of the future generation by providing quality education. The curriculum exposes the young graduates to the recent and applied knowledge of interdisciplinary branches of Chemistry. The students are given strong preparation to crack competitive exams and motivated to pursue Ph. D and higher professional programs.

Eligibility for Admission

B.Sc. with Chemistry as one of the Major/ Optional subject, provided the candidate has studied Mathematics as one of the optional subject in the Two Year P.U.C. or equivalent

Master’s Degree Program in Chemistry

Credits to be earned	76
Core papers	52 credits
Soft core	20 credits
Open elective paper*	04 credits

*Open elective shall be entirely from different discipline of study

Credit matrix for Master’s Degree Program in Chemistry

Credits to be earned	I	II	III	IV	Total Credits
Hard Core	15	15	09	13	52 credits
Soft Core	04	04	08	04	20 credits
Open elective	-	04	-	-	04 credits
Total	19	23	17	17	76

 

Scheme of Study and Examination First Semester Hard Core
A: Courses; B: Title; C: Contact Hours/week; D: Credit;
A	B	C	D
CHI HCT: 1.1.	Concepts and Models of Inorganic Chemistry + Inorganic Chemistry Practicals-I	02+04	04
CHO HCT: 1.2.	Reaction Mechanism + Organic Chemistry Practicals-I	02+04	04
CHP HCT: 1.3.	Physical Chemistry-I + Physical Chemistry Practicals-I	02+04	04
CHG HCT: 1.4.	Symmetry, Group Theory and Chemical Spectroscopy	03	03
Note: For all Composite Courses, Theory will be evaluated for 100 marks and Practical for 100 marks separately and the average will be taken for the result declaration.
Soft Core
A: Courses; B: Title; C: Contact Hours/week; D: Credit;
A	B	C		D
CHA SCT: 1.51.	Fundamentals of Chemical Analysis + Analytical Chemistry Practicals-I	02+04		04
CHI SCT: 1.52.	Chemistry of Selected Elements	02		02
CHO SCT: 1.53.	Vitamins and Medicinal Chemistry	02		02
CHP SCT: 1.54.	Biophysical Chemistry and Pharmacokinetics	02		02

SECOND SEMESTER HARD CORE
A: Courses; B: Title; C: Contact Hours/week; D: Credit;
A	B	C	D
CHI HCT: 2.1.	Coordination Chemistry + Inorganic Chemistry Practicals-II	02+04	04
CHO HCT: 2.2.	Stereochemistry and Heterocyclic Chemistry + Organic Chemistry Practicals-II	02+04	04
CHP HCT: 2.3.	Physical Chemistry-II + Physical Chemistry Practicals-II	02+04	04
CHG HCT: 2.4.	Molecular Spectroscopy-II	03	03
SOFT CORE
A: Courses; B: Title; C: Contact Hours/week; D: Credit;
A	B	C	D
CHA SCT: 2.51	Separation Techniques + Analytical Chemistry Practicals-II	02+04	04
CHI SCT: 2.52.	Industrial Inorganic Chemistry	02	02
CHO SCT: 2.53.	Dyes and Insecticides	02	02
CHP SCT: 2.54.	Nanomaterials, Semiconductors and Superconductors	02	02
OPEN ELECTIVE (for Non-Chemistry Students only)
A: Courses; B: Title; C: Contact Hours/week; D: Credit;
A	B	C	D
CH OET: 2.1/3.1.	Chemistry	04	04
CH OET: 2.2/3.2.	General Chemistry	04	04
Note: Each course will have three units and one tutorial class/week

 

THIRD SEMESTER HARD CORE
A: Courses; B: Title; C: Contact Hours/week; D: Credit;
A	B	C	D
CHI HCT: 3.1.	Advanced Inorganic Chemistry	03	03
CHO HCT: 3.2.	Reagents in Organic Synthesis	03	03
CHP HCT: 3.3.	Physical Chemistry-III	03	03
SOFT CORE COMPOSITE
A: Courses; B: Title; C: Contact Hours/week; D: Credit;
A	B	C	D
CHA SCT: 3.41.	Applied Analysis I + Analytical Chemistry Practicals-III	02+04	04
CHI SCT: 3.42.	Frontiers in Inorganic Chemistry + Inorganic Chemistry Practicals- II	02+04	04
CHO SCT: 3.43	Carbohydrates, Proteins and Nucleic Acids + Organic Chemistry Practicals-III	02+04	04
CHP SCT: 3.44.	Applications of Electrochemistry and Corrosion + Physical Chemistry Practical -III	02+04	04
NON-COMPOSITE
A: Courses; B: Title; C: Contact Hours/week; D: Credit;
A	B	C	D
CHI SCT: 3.42	Bioinorganic Photochemistry	02	02
CHOSCT: 3.52.	Lipids, Porphyrins, Anthocyanins and Flavonoids	02	02
CHP SCT: 3.53.	Applications of X-ray crystallography and Quantum Chemistry	02	02
OPEN ELECTIVE All the courses are same as that described in II Semester

 

FOURTH SEMESTER HARD CORE
A: Courses; B: Title; C: Contact Hours/week; D: Credit;
A	B	C	D
CHI HCT: 4.1.	Bioinorganic Chemistry	03	03
CHO HCT: 4.2.	Photochemistry, Pericyclic Reactions and Organometallic Chemistry	03	03
CHP HCT: 4.3.	Physical Chemistry-IV	03	03
SOFT CORE All the courses are same as that described in III Semester

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 Master of Commerce

The M.Com is a full time 4 semester course.  The curriculum is designed by considering the requirements of the industries. In the last one decade of existence of the department our students have made a mark in their academic activities and careers.

Eligibility for Admission:

The candidate who has passed B.COM/BBM/BBA of University of Mysore or any other recognized university considered as equivalent there to, with a minimum of 45% aggregate marks in the qualifying examination. A relaxation of 5% is available for SC/ST and Cat-I candidates. Intake is limited to 60 seats in a year.

M.Com Course structure (CBCS)

Minimum Credits Required for M.Com Degree

I – IV Semester s	Hard Core Course		Soft Core Course		Open Elective Course		Total
	Number s	Credit s	Number s	Credit s	Number s	Credit s	Number s	Credit s
	11	44	8	32	1	4	20	80

MINIMUM CREDITS TO BE REGISTERED BY A STUDENT IN A NORMAL PHASE TO SUCESSFULLY COMPLETE M.Com DEGREE IN FOUR SEMESTERS

	Hard Core Course		Soft Core Course		Open Elective Course		Total
	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits
I	4	16	1	4			5	20
II	3	12	1	4	1	4	5	20
III	2	8	3	12			5	20
IV	2	8	3	12			5	20
Total	11	44	8	32	1	4	20	80

 FIRST SEMESTER

Sl.No.	Title of the Course	Hard Core/ Soft Core/ Open Elective	Number of Credits
			L	T	P	Total
HC01	Accounting Theory	HC	3	1	0	4
HC02	Corporate Governance And Business Ethics	HC	3	1	0	4
HC03	Financial Management	HC	3	1	0	4
HC04	Marketing Management	HC	3	1	0	4
SC01	Business Policy and Environment	SC	3	1	0	4
SC02	Statistics for Business Decisions	SC	3	1	0	4
SC03	Advanced Auditing	SC	3	1	0	4

SECOND SEMESTER

Sl. No.	Title of the Course	Hard Core/ Soft Core/ Open Elective	Number of Credits
			L	T	P	Total
HC05	Capital Market Instruments	HC	3	1	0	4
HC06	Human Resource Management	HC	3	1	0	4
HC07	Organizational Behavior	HC	3	1	0	4
SC04	Computer Applications in Commerce	SC	3	1	0	4
SC05	Strategic Management	SC	3	1	0	4
OE01	Stock Markets and Investment Decisions	OE	3	1	0	4

THIRD SEMESTER

Sl.No.	Title of the Course	Hard Core/ Soft Core/ Open Elective	Number of Credits
			L	T	P	Total
HC08	Business Research Methods	HC	3	1	0	4
HC09	International Business	HC	3	1	0	4
SC06	Management of Social Enterprises	SC	3	1	0	4
SC07	Portfolio Management	SC	3	1	0	4
SC08	Entrepreneurship Development	SC	3	1	0	4
SC09	Elective Group A:Business Taxation Paper1:Goods And Services Tax And Customs Duty	SC	3	1	0	4
SC10	Elective Group B : Financial Accounting Paper 1: Contemporary Areas of Financial Accounting	SC	3	1	0	4
SC11	Elective Group C: Financial Management Paper1 : Strategic Financial Management	SC	3	1	0	4
SC12	Elective Group D:HumanResource Management Paper1:Strategic Management of Human Resources	SC	3	1	0	4
SC13	Elective Group E:Management Accounting Paper1:Marginal Costing and Decision Making	SC	3	1	0	4

FOURTH SEMESTER

Sl.No.	Title of the Course	Hard Core/ Soft Core/ Open Elective	Number of Credits
			L	T	P	Total
HC10	International Accounting	HC	3	1	0	4
HC11	Operations Research	HC	3	1	0	4
SC14	Foreign Exchange Management	SC	3	1	0	4
SC15	International Financial Management	SC	3	1	0	4
SC16	Project Work	SC	3	1	0	4
SC17	Elective Group A:Business Taxation Paper 2:Corporate Tax Law and Planning	SC	3	1	0	4
SC18	Elective Group B: Financial Accounting Paper 2:International Financial Reporting Standards	SC	3	1	0	4
SC19	Elective Group C: Financial Management Paper 2: Financial Derivatives	SC	3	1	0	4
SC20	Elective Group D: Human Resource Management Paper 2: International Human Resource Management	SC	3	1	0	4
SC21	Elective Group E: Management Accounting Paper 2: Cost Management	SC	3	1	0	4

ELECTIVE GROUPS:

Any TWO groups from the available electives shall be selected by students at the commencement of the Semester. Once groups have been selected, no change in the selected groups will be allowed later. The department will announce at the end of the second semester, elective groups which will be offered during III and IV semesters depending on the availability of faculty members and the demand for electives.

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Certificate and Diploma in E - Commerce

The Department of Studies in Commerce is offering value added Certificate and Diploma in e-commerce programme with the objectives,

• To gain knowledge and understanding the theories and concepts underlying in  e-commerce
• To apply e-commerce theory and concepts to what e-marketers are doing in "the real world".
• To improve familiarity with current challenges and issues in e-
• To prepare students to exploit opportunities in the field of Ecommerce in the corporate sector.

Eligibility: An applicant seeking admission to certificate and diploma course shall have any Degree or equivalent from the recognized university.

Course Structure

Certificate in E-Commerce

Courses	C1 + C2	Final exam Marks	Total Marks	Lecture hour per week	Practical Hour per week	Total No of Credits
I semester
Introduction to E-Commerce	30	70	100	5	-	5
II Semester
World Wide Web  and HTML	30	70	100	4	1	5

Diploma in E-Commerce

Courses	C1 + C2	Final exam Marks	Total Marks	Lecture hour per week	Practical Hour per week	Total No of Credits
I semester
Introduction to E-Commerce	30	70	100	5	-	5
II Semester
World Wide Web  and HTML	30	70	100	4	1	5
III semester
E- CRM and Branding	30	70	100	5	-	5
IV Semester
Visual Programming	30	70	100	4	1	5

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MASTER OF COMPUTER APPLICATION (MCA)

The MCA course is accredited by AICTE.

A Masters Degree program is of 6 semesters-three year’s duration for regular candidates and 4 semester- two years duration for lateral entry candidates. A regular candidate can avail a maximum of 12 semesters – 6 years (in one stretch) to complete Masters Degree (including blank semesters, if any) whereas lateral entry candidates can avail a maximum of 8 semesters – 4 years (in one stretch) to complete Masters Degree (including blank semesters, if any).

A candidate has to earn a minimum of 112 credits, for successful completion of a Master’s degree with a distribution of credits for different courses as given in the following table.

Course Type	Credits
Hard Core	60
Soft Core	A minimum of 40, but not exceeding 48
Open Elective	A minimum of 4, but not exceeding 12

Lateral entry students must earn a minimum of 76 credits, for successful completion of a Master’s degree with a distribution of credits for different courses as given in the following table.

Course Type	Credits
Hard Core	40
Soft Core	A minimum of 28, but not exceeding 32
Open Elective	A minimum of 4, but not exceeding 8

Every course including project work, practical work, field work, seminar, self study elective should be entitled as hard core or soft core or open elective by the BoS concerned.

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR M.C.A

• Admission to MCA courses shall be open for candidates who possess following qualification: Candidates who have passed the Bachelor’s degree examinations with not less than 50% of the marks in the aggregate of all the years of the Degree examinations, except BCA. However, in the case of candidates from Karnataka belonging to SC/ST and Category-I, the aggregate percentage of marks in the qualifying examinations shall not be less than 45%.
• The candidate shall have passed Bachelor Degree with not less than 50% of marks with Mathematics / Statistics / Computer Science / Computer Programming / Computer Application / Business Mathematics / Business Statistics as one of the optional or electives at degree level.
• Provided further that in respect of candidates who have studied and passed one of the subjects specified in the first provision in the Pre University course with 50% of marks in that subject shall also be considered for admission.
• However, in the case of candidates belonging to SC/ST and Category-I, 45% of marks in that subject shall also be considered for admission. The BCA graduates with a minimum of 50% marks in aggregate (45% in case of SC/ST/Cat I candidates) are eligible to direct admission to 2nd year of MCA through KEA Counseling.

LIST OF HARD CORE COURSES:

Sl.No	Courses	Credit Pattern [L:T:P]	Subject Code
1.	C Programming	3:0:1	19BH01
2.	Discrete Mathematical Structures	3:1:0	19BH02
3.	Operating System	3:1:0	19BH03
4.	Fundamentals of Data Structures	3:0:1	19BH04
5.	Database Management System	3:0:1	19BH05
6.	Object Oriented Programming with C++	3:0:1	19BH06
7.	Advanced Software Engineering	3:1:0	19BH07
8.	Java Programming	3:0:1	19BH08
9.	Web Programming	2:0:2	19BH09
10.	Analysis and  Design  of Algorithms	2:1:1	19BH10
11.	Python Programming	3:0:1	19BH11
12.	Linux Programming	3:0:1	19BH12
13.	Dissertation Work	0:2:10	19BH13

LIST OF SOFTCORE COURSES

Sl.No	Courses	Credit Pattern [L:T:P]	Subject Code
1.	Computer Organisation and Architecture	4:0:0	19BS01
2.	Computer Graphics	2:1:1	19BS02
3.	Data Communication and Networks	3:1:0	19BS03
4.	Fundamentals of IoT Technology	3:1:0	19BS04
5.	Communication Skills	3:1:0	19BS05
6.	Mobile Application Development with Android	2:1:1	19BS06
7.	Cloud Computing	3:1:0	19BS07
8.	Advanced Java	2:1:1	19BS08
9.	Machine Learning	2:1:1	19BS09
10.	Graph Theory	3:1:0	19BS10
11.	Distributed Computing	3:1:0	19BS11
12.	Numerical Algorithms	3:0:1	19BS12
13.	Probability and Statistics	3:1:0	19BS13
14.	Theory of Languages and Automata	2:1:1	19BS14
15.	Digital Image Processing	3:0:1	19BS15
16.	Cryptography and Network Security	3:1:0	19BS16
17.	C# Programming	3:0:1	19BS17
18.	Operations Research	3:1:0	19BS18
19.	System Software	3:0:1	19BS19
20.	System Analysis and Design	3:1:0	19BS20
21.	Information Retrieval	3:0:1	19BS21
22.	Big Data Analytics	2:1:1	19BS22
23.	Information Systems Management	3:1:0	19BS23
24.	E – Commerce	3:1:0	19BS24
25.	Simulation and Modeling	3:0:1	19BS25
26.	Artificial Intelligence	3:1:0	19BS26
27.	Pattern Recognition	2:1:1	19BS27
28.	Entrepreneurship Development	3:1:0	19BS28
29.	Cyber Security and Forensic Development	3:1:0	19BS29
30.	Values and Ethics	3:1:0	19BS30
31.	Mobile Communication	3:1:0	19BS31

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MASTER OF SCIENCE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE [M.Sc. (CS)]

The M.Sc. (Computer Science) course is approved by the University of Mysore. It is a four semester programme.The first three semesters will have both theory and practical components. The last semester (fourth semester) is exclusively for project work. The department is well-equipped with state –of-the-art lab and highly qualified faculty members.

Admission Criteria For M.Sc.(CS)

The M.Sc. (Computer Science) course is approved by the University of Mysore. It is a four semester programme. The first three semesters will have both theory and practical components. The last semester (fourth semester) is exclusively for project work. The department is well-equipped with state –of-the-art lab and highly qualified faculty members.

The candidates who have passed B.Sc. with Computer Science/Computer Applications/Vocational computer Applications/Computer Maintenance/Computer Systems as an optional course/BCA with minimum 45% marks in cognate subject and should have also studied Mathematics as a major or a minor subject are eligible (relaxed to 40% of SC, ST and Category 1 Candidates). The candidates should have also studied Mathematics as a major or a minor subject in their B.Sc./BCA degree. The definition of the minimum percentage is as prescribed by the University of Mysore from time to time.

Overall Course Structure

To obtain M.Sc in Computer Science, a candidate has to complete a total of 76 credits by studying various courses of different categories as mentioned below.

Core Courses

To obtain M.Sc in Computer Science, a candidate has to complete a total of 76 credits by studying various courses of different categories as mentioned below.

A course which should compulsorily be studied by a candidate as a core- requirement is termed as a Core course. A Core course may be a Soft Core if there is a choice or an option for the candidate to choose a course from a pool of courses from the main discipline / subject of study or from a sister/related discipline / subject which supports the main discipline / subject. In contrast to the phrase Soft Core, a compulsory core course is called a Hard Core Course.

Scheme and Syllabi for M.Sc.(Computer Science) - 2019-20

I Semester

Sl No	Course Title	Type	Credit Pattern [ L : T : P ]
01	Discrete Mathematical Structures	HC	3:1:0
02	Advanced Data Structures	HC	3:1:0
03	Data Communication	HC	4:0:0
	Soft Core Courses (Choose at most 2 Courses)
01	Java Programming	SC	3:0:1
02	Operating Systems	SC	3:1:0
03	Principles of Programming and Problem Solving	SC	3:0:1
04	Communication Skills	SC	4:0:0
05	Computer Architecture	SC	4:0:0
06	Numerical Algorithms	SC	4:0:0

II Semester

Sl No	Course Title	Type	Credit Pattern [ L : T : P ]
01	Design And Analysis of Algorithms	HC	2:1:1
02	Computer Networks	HC	3:1:0
03	Data Base Management Systems	HC	3:0:1
	Soft Core Courses (Choose at most 2 Courses)
01	System Software	SC	3:0:1
02	Computer Graphics	SC	2:1:1
03	Professional Ethics and Values	SC	3:1:0
04	Pattern Recognition	SC	3:1:0
05	Web Technologies	SC	3:0:1
	World Wide Web	OE	2:2:0

III Semester

Sl No	Course Title	Type	Credit Pattern [ L : T : P ]
01	Theory of Languages	HC	3:1:0
02	Python Programming	HC	3:0:1
03	Software Engineering	HC	3:1:0
	Soft Core Courses (Choose at most 2 Courses)
01	Artificial Intelligence	SC	3:1:0
02	Digital Image Processing	SC	3:0:1
03	C# Programming	SC	3:0:1
04	Android Programming	SC	3:1:0
05	Big Data Analytics	SC	3:1:0
	E-Commerce	OE	3:1:0

IV Semester

Sl No	Course Title	Type	Credit Pattern [ L : T : P ]
01	Dissertation	HC	0:2:10
	Soft Core Courses (Choose at most 2 Courses)
01	Compiler Construction	SC	3:1:0
02	Advanced Data Base Management System	SC	2:1:1
03	Data Mining	SC	3:1:0
	Office Automation	OE	2:2:0

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MBA Programme Structure and Syllabi Minimum Credits required for MBA Degree

I to IV Semesters	Core Course (C)		Foundation course (F)		Elective Course (E)		Total
	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits	Number	Credits	Numbers	Credits
	16	62	04	06	07	21	27	89

Minimum Credits to be registered by a student in a normal phase to successfully complete MBA degree in four semesters

Semesters	Core Course (C)		Foundation course (F)		Elective Course (E)		Total
	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits	Number	Credits	Numbers	Credits
I	06	23	01	01	00	00	07	24
II	05	20	02	04	00	00	07	24
III	03	10	01	01	03	09	07	20
IV	02	09	00	00	04	12	06	21
Total	16	62	04	06	07	21	27	89

Semester - I

Sl.No	Title of the Course	Core/Foundation	L:T:P	Credit	Teaching hour per week
01	Principles and Practices of Management	Core	3 : 0 : 1	4	5
02	Organizational Behaviour	Core	3: 0 : 1	4	5
03	Corporate Economics	Core	3 : 0 : 1	4	5
04	Accounting for Managers	Core	3 : 1 : 0	4	5
05	Business Communication	Core	2 : 0 : 1	3	4
06	Statistics for Management	Core	3 : 0 : 1	4	5
07	Computer Applications in Management	F	0 : 0 : 1	1	2
08	Skill Development Program-1	F	0 : 0 : 1	1

A Student shall choose any one Foundation Course

Semester - II

Sl.No	Title of the Course	Core/Foundation	L:T:P	CREDIT	Teaching hour per week
01	Marketing Management	Core	3:0:1	4	5
02	Human Resource Management	Core	3:0:1	4	4
03	Corporate Finance	Core	3:0:1	4	5
04	Business Research Methods	Core	3:0:1	4	5
05	Production and Operation Management	Core	3:0:1	4	5
06	Legal aspects of Business	F	2:0:1	3	4
07	Skill Development Program-2	F	0:0:1	1

 Semester - III

Sl.No	Title of the Course	Core/ Foundation/ Elective	L:T:P	Credit	Teaching hour per week
01	Strategic Management	Core	3:0:1	4	5
02	Total Quality Management	Core	2:0:2	4	6
03	Elective 1	E	2:0:1	3	4
04	Elective 2	E	2:0:1	3	4
05	Elective 3	E	2:0:1	3	4
06	Business Familiarization Report	Core	0:0:2	2
07	Skill Development Program-3	F	0:0:1	1

Electives: Group - I

Sl.No	Title of the Course	Elective	L:T:P	Credit	Teaching hour per week
01	Consumer Behavior	Elective – I	2:0:1	3	4
02	Sales and Logistics Management	Elective – II	2:0:1	3	4
03	Advertising and Sales Promotion Management	Elective – III	2:0:1	3	4

Electives: Group - II

Sl.No	Title of the Course	Elective	L:T:P	Credit	Teaching hour per week
01	Strategic Financial Management	Elective – I	2:0:1	3	4
02	Financial Markets and Service	Elective – II	2:0:1	3	4
03	Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management	Elective - III	2:0:1	3	4

 Electives: Group - III

Sl No.	Title of the Course	Elective	L : T : P	Credit	Teaching hour per week
1	Personal Growth & Interpersonal Effectiveness	Elective – I	2 : 0 : 1	3	4
2	Organizational Change & Development	Elective – II	2 : 0 : 1	3	4
3	Training & Development	Elective - III	2 : 0 : 1	3	4

 Semester - IV

Sl.No	Title of the Course	Core/Elective	L:T:P	Credit	Teaching hour per week
01	Event Management	Core	1:0:2	3	5
02	Elective 4	E	2:0:1	3	4
03	Elective 5	E	2:0:1	3	4
04	Elective 6	E	2:0:1	3	4
05	Elective 7	E	2:0:1	3	4
06	Project	C	0:0:6	6

Electives: Group - IV

Sl.No	Title of the Course	Elective	L:T:P	Credit	Teaching hour per week
01	Brand Management	Elective - IV	2:0:1	3	4
02	Industrial Marketing	Elective - V	2:0:1	3	4
03	Services Marketing	Elective - VI	2:0:1	3	4
04	International Marketing	Elective - VII	2:0:1	3	4

Electives: Group - V

Sl.No	Title of the Course	Elective	L:T:P	Credit	Teaching hour per week
01	Merger and Acquisition	Elective - IV	2:0:1	3	4
02	Derivatives	Elective - V	2:0:1	3	4
03	International Finance	Elective - VI	2:0:1	3	4
04	Taxation	Elective - VII	2:0:1	3	4

Electives: Group - VI

Sl No.	Title of the Course	Elective	L : T : P	Credit	Teaching hour per week
01	Strategic Human Resource Management	Elective - IV	3 : 0 : 0	3	3
02	Industrial Labour Legislation	Elective - V	2 : 0 : 1	3	4
03	Industrial Relations	Elective - VI	2 : 0 : 1	3	4
04	Managing Knowledge Workers	Elective - VII	3 : 0 : 0	3	3

  *L = Lecture – 1 hour of lecture per week in a semester  = 1 Credit
S/T/FW = Seminars/Tutorials/Field Work – 2 Hours of seminars/tutorial /field work per week    in a semester  = 1 Credit
P = Practicals – 2 hours of practicals per week in a semester = 1 Credit
** Elective Groups:

Any one group from the available Elective Groups shall be selected by a student at the commencement of III Semester. Once a group has been selected, no change in the selected group will be allowed later in the fourth semester. The Department will announce at the end of the second semester, any one or more Elective Groups which will be offered during III and IV semesters depending upon the availability of faculty members and the demand for elective groups. An Elective Group can be offered if there are minimum ten students opting for that group.

***A student shall register for Business Familiarization Report in third semester which carries 2 credits. In the fourth-semester project work must be carried out for preparing the final project work report which carries 6 credits.

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MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION IN CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

This is a four Semester specialized programme affiliated to University of Mysore

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

• Duration: 2 Years
• Recognition: MBA in CSR Course is affiliated to university of Mysore
• Intake: 60

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

• Minimum 50 percent marks in any Bachelor’s Degree. (45% For SC/ST)
• A pass in the entrance test conducted by PBMMEC, Mysore.

DEPARTMENT OF STUDIES IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION IN  CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY MBA in CSR Course Structure and Syllabi CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM- 2019 – 2020 Minimum Credits required for MBA in CSR Degree

I to IV Semesters	Core Course (C)		Foundation course (F)		Total
	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits
	24	86	03	03	27	89

 

Minimum Credits to be registered by a student in a normal phase to successfully complete MBA in CSR degree in four semesters

Semesters	Core Course (C)		Foundation course (F)		Total
	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits
I	06	23	01	01	07	24
II	06	22	01	01	07	23
III	06	20	01	01	07	21
IV	06	21	00	00	06	21
Total	24	86	03	03	27	89

 Semester - I

Sl.No	Title of the Course	Core/Foundation	L:T:P	Credit	Teaching hour per week
01	Principles and Practices of Management	Core	3 : 0 : 1	4	5
02	Organizational Behaviour	Core	3 : 0 : 1	4	5
03	Corporate Economics	Core	3 : 0 : 1	4	5
04	Fundamentals of CSR	Core	3 : 0 : 1	4	5
05	Business Communication	Core	2 : 0 : 1	3	4
06	Statistics for Management	Core	3 : 0 : 1	4	5
*07	Computer Applications in Management	Foundation	0 : 0 : 1	1	2
*08	Skill Development Program-1	Foundation	0 : 0 : 1	1	2

 Semester - II

Sl.No	Title of the Course	Core/ Foundation	L:T:P	Credit	Teaching hour per week
01	Marketing Management	Core	3:0:1	4	5
02	Human Resource Management	Core	2:0:1	3	4
03	Corporate Accounting	Core	3:0:1	4	5
04	Business Research Methods	Core	3:0:1	4	5
05	Corporate Governance & Ethics	Core	3:0:1	4	5
06	Management of NGOs, Corporate Foundations	Core	2:0:1	3	4
*07	Management Information Systems	Foundation	0:0:1	1	2
*08	Skill Development Program-2	Foundation	0:0:1	1	2

*Any one foundation courses from the available foundation courses shall be selected by a student at the commencement of I and II Semesters. The Department Council/Affiliated College will announce at the beginning of the first and second semesters, any two or more foundation courses which will be offered during I and II semesters depending upon the availability of faculty and the demand for foundation courses. The minimum number of students opting for a foundation course should be twenty.

Semester - III

Sl.No	Title of the Course	Core/ Foundation	L:T:P	Credit	Teaching hour per week
01	Strategic Management	Core	3:0:1	4	5
02	Total Quality Management	Core	2:0:2	4	6
03	Social Development Issues & Challenges	Core	2:0:1	3	4
04	Environmental Law & Audit	Core	2:0:1	3	4
05	Certification Programme	Core	2:0:1	3	4
06	Business Familiarization Report	Core	0:0:3	3
07	Skill Development Program-3	Foundation	0:0:1	1	2

 Semester - IV

Sl.No	Title of the Course	Core	L:T:P	Credit	Teaching hour per week
01	Entrepreneurship Development	Core	1:0:2	3	5
02	Brand Management  & CSR	Core	2:0:1	3	4
03	International Business and CSR	Core	2:0:1	3	4
04	CSR Accounting Auditing & Reporting	Core	2:0:1	3	4
05	Sustainability & Stakeholder Management	Core	2:0:1	3	4
06	Project	Core	0:0:6	6

*L = Lecture – 1 hour of lecture per week in a semester    =  1 credit
S/T/FW = Seminars/Tutorials/Field Work – 2 hours of seminars/tutorial/field work per week per week in a semester   = 1 credit
P = Practicals – 2 hours of practicals per week per week in a semester  = 1 credit
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About MSW Course

The department of Social Work affiliated to Mysore University started functioning from the academic year 2007-2008. The intake is 40. The course is a four semester full time course.

Eligibility Criteria:

B.SW./B.A. with social work as an optional/B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./B.B.M./L.L.B. of the university recognised as equivalent are eligible for admission to M.S.W. with minimum of 45% (40% in case of SC/ST and Cat 1) of aggregate marks in all the year so qualifying examination.

Note : The order of preference shall be as follows:

• Those who have passed B.S.W.
• Those who have passed a degree with social work as one of the optional subjects.
• Those who have passed B.A./B.Sc./B.Com./B.B.M./L.L.B./Degree.

Special Features of the Course

MSW course is unique and highly challenging as it combines practice based theory. The field work practicum trains the students to work in a variety of welfare service organizations exposing them to practical training in social work. The Department organizes a number of Co-curricular and Extracurricular activities to build confident trainee social workers. There is special focus on soft skills training, spoken English, and personality development activities.The Department conducts Guest Lectures inviting subject experts from various fields of expertise to broaden the knowledge base of the students.

Papers offered

MSW-I Semester

Core papers for odd Semesters - Honor’s level

Sl No.	Code No.	Paper title
1	SWHC-1	Social Work – History and Ideologies
2	SWHC-2	Society and Dynamics of Human Behavior
3	SWHC-3	Work with Individuals and Families
4	SWHC-4	Work with Groups
5	SWHC-5	Work with Communities
6	SWHC-6	Social Work Practicum – I

MSW-II Semester

Core papers for even semesters - Honor’s level

Sl No.	Code No.	Paper title
1	SWHC-7	Management of Developmental and Welfare Services
2	SWHC-8	Social Work Research and Statistics
3	SWHC-9	Social Work Practicum – II (Social Work Camp and Summer Placement)
4	SWHC-10	Social Work Practicum - III
5	SWSC-1	Communication and Counseling / or Gandhian Approach to Welfare and Development
6	SWSC-2	Personal and Professional Growth / or Population and Environment
7	SWOE-1	SocialWorkPractice with Children / or Science of Crime, Penology and Social Work Practice

MSW-III Semester

(Odd semester) Masters level

Sl No.	Code No.	Paper title
1	SWHC 11	Human Resource Management
2	SWHC 12	Social Work Practicum - IV
3	SWSC 3	Social Work with Tribal and Rural Communities/ or  Organisational Behavior and Organisational Development
4	SWSC 4	Preventive and Social Medicine and Medical Social  Work/ or Rehabilitation and Aftercare Services
5	SWSC 5	Social Policy, Planning and Development / or  Legal System In India
6	SWOE 2	Gerentological Social Work /or Management of Non-Governmental  Organizations

MSW-IV Semester

Master’s level - even Semester

 

Sl No.	Code No.	Paper title
1	SWHC 13	Employee Relations and Legislation
2	SWHC 14	Mental Health and Psychiatric Social Work
3	SWHC 15	Major Project
4	SWHC 16	Social Work Practicum –V
5	SWHC 17	Social Work Practicum – VI  (Block Placement)
6	SWSC 6	Human Resource Development and Employee Wellness / or Case studies
7	SWOE 3	Disaster Management / or Correctional Administration and Services

Department of studies in Economics

The Department trains students of post graduation in the methods and ideas of modern economics, and to conduct both basic and applied research in economics that pushes forward the frontier of knowledge in the field. Given their highly quantitative focus, Economics courses provide a useful applied complement to tools that students learn in mathematics, computer science, and statistics courses. In the process, students also acquire the background and skills necessary for careers as scholars, university teachers, policy makers and economic analysts. Building on its traditional strength in economic theory, the department has added leading empiricists who combine theoretical tools with modern analytic methods and datasets to test and refine economic theories.

Students participate in a rich intellectual environment including weekly seminars, student research workshops, industry interaction lectures, conferences that offer opportunities for informal feedback and interaction among students and faculty.  Our faculty is diverse with research interests covering most of the major areas of modern economics. They are committed to delivering outstanding post graduate education and to producing high-quality research.

Library is well stocked with sufficient number of Books and Journals. Special thrust is given for development of Soft skills through Workshops and Intensive Training Programme. Internet facility is also available for the students at free of Cost. The class rooms are well equipped with LCDs and Hi-tech Writing Boards.

Admission Criteria for M.A. Economics

Candidates applying for admission to Master’s Degree in Economics must have obtained a minimum of 45% ( 40% in case of SC/ST and Category- I Candidates) of Marks in the qualifying examination i.e. B.A.( (with Economics as a major/ Optional subject) from the recognized University. Candidates have to apply & appear for the entrance examination which is compulsory for admission to the course.

The Course is of 4 Semester full time course spread over two years, with well designed syllabus by the subject experts at the University, which caters to the present day need under Choice Based Credit system (CBCS).

MINIMUM CREDITS REQUIRED FOR MA ECONOMICS COURSE

Semesters	HARD CORE		SOFT CORE		SPECIAL  ELECTIVE		TOTAL
	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits	Numbers	Credits
I	04	15	01	0 3	01	03	06	21
II	04	14	01	03	01	03	06	20
III	03	10	02	06	01	03	06	19
IV	03	11	01+01*	03+03	01	03	06	20
TOTAL	14	50	6	18	04	12	24	80

*Special Course (SC): Project Work

FIRST SEMESTER :  Foundations of Economics

Sl. No	Title	W/L per week In hrs	Hard Core/ Soft Core/ Special Elective	Number of Credits
				L	T	P	Total
1	HARD CORE Advanced Microeconomics	05	HC-01	3	1	0	4
2	Advanced Macroeconomics	05	HC-02	3	1	0	4
3	Mathematics for Economics	05	HC-03	3	1	0	4
4	Econometrics-1	04	HC-04	3	1	0	3
5	SOFT CORE 1 Advanced  Indian Economy	04	SC-01	2	1	0	3
6	Special Elective1 Infrastructure Economics	04	SC-02	3	1	0	3
	Total	27/35					21

SECOND SEMESTER : Core Economics I

Sl. No.	Title	W/L per week In Hrs	Hard Core/ Soft Core/ Open Elective	Number of Credits
				L	T	P	Total
1	HARD CORE Economics for Development and Growth	05	HC-05	3	1	0	4
2	Statistics for Economics	05	HC-06	3	1	0	3
3	International Business	05	HC-07	3	1	0	4
4	Econometrics-II	04	HC-08	3	1	0	3
5	SOFT CORE  2 Computer Applications for Economics	1Hours Theory + Work load of Two Practicals /Week ( Each Batch has 10 students and the duration of each practicals is 2 hours)	SC-03	1	0	2	3
6	Special Elective 2 Energy Economics	04	SE-02	2	1	0	3
	Total	27/41					20

THIRD SEMESTER:  Core Economics II

Sl. No.	Title	W/L per week In Hrs	Hard Core/ Soft Core/ Open Elective	Number of Credits
				L	T	P	Total
1	HARD CORE Public Economics	05	HC-09	3	1	0	4
2	Econometrics-III	05	HC-10	3	1	0	3
3	Research Methodology and Data Analysis	04	HC-11	3	1	0	3
4	SOFT CORE 3 NanoEconomics	04	SC-04	3	1	0	3
5	SOFT CORE 4 Natural Resource economics	04	SC-05	3	0	0	3
6	Special Elective 3 Spatial Economics - Urban Economics	04	SE-03	3	1	0	3
	Total	26/35					19

FOURTH SEMESTER:  Specialized Economics

Sl. No.	Title	W/L per week in Hrs	Hard Core/ Soft Core/ special Elective/special course	Number of Credits
				L	T	P	Total
1	HARD CORE Welfare Economics	05	HC-11	4	1	0	4
2.	Econometrics-1V	04	HC-12	3	1	0	3
3.	International Finance & Monetary System	05	HC-13	3	1	0	4
4.	SPECIAL COURSE Minor Project Work*	As per regulations	SC-01	0	0	3	3
5.	SOFT CORE 5 Indian Financial Institutions and Markets	04	SC-05	1	0	2	3
6.	Special Elective 4 Urban Data Analytics	04	SE-04	2	1	0	3
	Total	21/25					20

*Work load for Project Work guidance is 2 hours per batch of 8 students per week
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