The General English course addresses the language needs of the students at the undergraduate level. The focus will be on five categories: Poetry, Prose, Pronunciation, Vocabulary, and Grammar. In addition to these, the last two segments of each unit are centered on the reading, speaking, and writing skills of the students. Overall the course will focus on skills acquisition with an added emphasis on the critical thinking faculties of the students concerning academic, political, literary, and ethical concepts. The syllabus has been designed to improve the communication skills of undergraduate students as a part of a comprehensive and holistic development that includes ethical, societal, and cultural concerns.
- Teacher: Dr MICHAEL PREETHAM JAKKULA
Course Objectives:
1) The study of module one enables the student to increase the understanding of the
Indian freedom struggle .
2) The study of module one enables the student to increase the understanding of the
Efforts made to design the Indian constitution, the philosophy of the constitution.
3) The study of module one enables the student to increase the understanding of the
The benefits and relevance of fundamental rights, Duties and Directive principles
Of state Policy.
4) The study of module two enables the student to increase the understanding of basic facts regarding the appointment, powers and functions of the President and Prime Minister along with Parliamentary & Supreme Court compositions.
5) The study of this module two enables the student to be informed about the power and functions of the Governor, Chief Minister & the Council of Ministers along with the compositional and functional structure of the Legislature & the High Court.
6) It also enables the student to increase his/her knowledge about Indian Federal System, structural and functional relationships between Centre-State Relations and the recent trends in center-state relations.
7) To evaluate the formative and ideological frameworks of both national and regional political parties with reference to electoral democracy.
- Teacher: TIRUMALA SRINIVAS .K
Objectives:
· To introduce broadcast media.
· To impart professional skills in radio and television journalism.
· To familiarize with web journalism.
Learning Outcomes:
After completion of the course, the student will be able to:
· Understand the nature and importance of broadcast media.
· Learn radio production.
· Understand radio and television journalism.
· Get involved in new media journalism.
- Teacher: SHIVA KUMAR REDDY
Human civilization is known for the values that it cherishes and practices. Through the ages and in various places, sages, saints and seers, drawing on their experience, developed practices that placed central importance on values. Although the names they used differed, and their languages varied but the spirit was the same. Universal human values are values, which human beings cherish and hold in common, consciously and otherwise, in most of the places and times, and practice them.
This course aims at making learners conscious about universal human values in an integral manner, without ignoring other aspects that are needed for personality development.
- Teacher: Dr. RAMESH KUMAR
This course aims to understand law as a source of rights, as a progressively widening sphere of substantive justice, welfare, and dignity. This relationship between laws and rights will be studied through specific values which have come to be seen as integral for a democratic society viz., equality and non-discrimination, empowerment, redistribution and recognition of traditional rights etc.
- Teacher: Dr. RAMESH KUMAR