This course explores core human values—Love, Compassion, Truth, Non-violence, Righteousness, Peace, Service, and Renunciation—through historical examples, narratives, and reflective activities. It helps learners understand these values conceptually and appreciate their relevance in personal, social, and global contexts. Through case studies, simulations, and sharing of experiences, students develop the ability to practice these values in real-life situations. Ultimately, the course aims to nurture ethical thinking, emotional maturity, and responsible citizenship.
- Teacher: Dr. SATABDI ROY
Course Summary
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 focus 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 RAJITA ANAND SINGH
This course introduces the core statistical methods used to analyse relationships, and make predictions. Students learn how to measure and interpret correlations between variables, use regression techniques to predict outcomes and evaluate statistical models, and apply basic experimental designs to test hypotheses under controlled conditions. Through these topics, the course builds essential skills for analysing data, designing studies, and drawing accurate scientific conclusions.
- Teacher: RAJYA LAKSHMI M
This course introduces the core principles and techniques required in the design and implementation of database systems.
This course focuses on database design theory, E-R modeling, data definition and manipulation languages, database security, and administration.
It also covers essential DBMS concepts such as Transaction Processing, Concurrency Control and Recovery, distributed databases, intelligent databases, and the client/server architecture. It gives an introduction to database security and administration.
It also provides students with practical skills in using databases and database management systems in information technology applications.
- Teacher: Dr DAMARAJU PADMALEELA
This abstract algebra course introduces the fundamental structures of Groups and Rings. Students will learn to recognize algebraic structures, prove that subsets are subgroups or ideals, and identify cyclic groups and generators. A core focus is on understanding structure-preserving maps through homomorphisms and isomorphisms in both groups and rings, culminating in the analysis of normal subgroups to construct quotient structures. The course emphasizes developing rigorous proof-writing skills within an algebraic context.
- Teacher: RAGA SUDHA JONNADA