The course addresses the language needs of learners of English at the undergraduate level even as it acknowledges their critical thinking capabilities. The text is prepared in alignment with the CBCS English curriculum with an objective to enable youngsters to hone English language skills for the professional world. It includes two genres- prose and poetry for contextual language learning. As part of Prose, a historic speech is included along with a short story. There is a whole unit dedicated to the writing of reports.
- Teacher: SAIKIRAN D
In today's arena of versatile technological developments and world
market with a booming thrust economy, unprecedented revolutions are
bound to happen globally at every nook and corner. Moreover, the fatal
blending of digital marketing strategy and proactive customers are
adding fuel to the fire. Thus, Public Relations and Events are the only
inevitable panacea which can overcome the gulf and pave a bridge on a
broader spectrum between customers and organizations.
- Teacher: ARPITA SENGUPTA
This course provides students with practical skills in the capture and packaging of sound (voice and ambient sound) and image (moving images) in an online journalistic context. Future journalists will be expected to enter the profession with a 'grab bag' of skills across the written, visual and aural modes, and will also be required to be able to produce 'packaged' stories for publication on a variety of platforms. With a strong skills focus, this course provides students with hands-on experience with equipment for sound capture, image capture and online publishing. It will also expose students to deadline-driven tasks, set to emulate the intense and demanding working environment of multi-skilled journalists. Legal, professional and ethical issues in relation to broadcast journalistic practice will also be discussed.
- Teacher: ARPITA SENGUPTA