BA -HTSTORY (CBCS) - m SEMESTER

Indian History and Culture - 1526-1857 CE

Block-I Political History of Mughals 1526-1707 CE

Unit -1 :Establishment of Mughal Rule in india : Babur to Humayun

Unit-2 : SherShah (1540-45CE)

Unit-3 : Akbar(1556-1605 CE)

Unit -4 : Jahangeer to Aurangazeb, Decline of Mughal Empire

Block-II - Mughal Administration

Unit -5 : Polity and Administrative System

Unit-6 : Society, Economy and Culture

Block-III : The Marathas and the Rise of Regional Powers

Unit -7 : Shivaji : Maratha Power

Unit-8 : Rule of Peshwas

Unit-9 : Formation of Regional States : Bengal, Avadh, Deccan and Punjab

Block-IV : The Rise of British Power 1748 - 1856 CE

Unit-l0 : Advent of Europeans, their Settlements

Unit-I1: The British Conquest of India

Unit-l2 : The Rule of East India Company

Unit -13 : Socio {ultural Awakening and Movements

Block-V : The Revolt of 1857

Unit-14 : Pre-1857 Tribal and Peasant Revolts

Unit-15 : Causes, Course and Results of 1857 Revolt

U.G. JOURNALISM SYLLABUS (Under CBCS)B.A. II YEAR SEMESTER _ IIIDiscipline Specific Course (Credits - 5)

COURSE _ III: ELECTRONIC MEDIA

BLOCK _ I: INTRODUCTION TO BROADCAST JOURNALISM

UNIT _ 1: NATURE AND CONCEPT OF BROADCAST JOURNALISM

Concept of Brcadcasting - Public Broadcasting - Nature, Concept and Definition ofBroadcast Journalism - Tlpes of Broadcast Journalism - Radio Journalism - TblevisionJournalism - Film Journalism

UNIT - 2: ORIGIN AND GROWTH OF RADIOOrigin and Growth of Radio: AIR, FM, Community Radio, Satellite Radio and Digital Radio

- Prasar Bharati - News Services Division of AIR

UNI'I - 3: ORIGIN AND GROWTH OF TELEVISION

Origin and Growth of Television - Functions of TV: Information, Education, Entertainmentand Thansformation - Milestones in Evolution of TV in India: From Government Monopolyto Satellite TV - Doordarshan and its Role in Indian Society - International BroadcastingAgencies

BLOCK _ II: WRITING FOR RADIO

UNIT- 4: FORMATS OF RADIO PROGRAMME

Distinguishing Features of Radio - The Radio Listener - Different Formats: Thlks, Plays,

Discussions, Interviews, Features, Documentary and Magazine - Radio Report - Radio Jingles

- Radio Drama- Radio Jockey

UNIT- 5: PRINCIPLES OF WRITING FOR RADIO

Conversational Style Writing- Immediate or Instant Reach - Heard only Once - Writing forthe Ear - Writing for Radio, News, Current Affairs, Interview - News Writing - Script and

Sound Bytes - Qualification, Functions of Correspondents and Principles of News Reporting

BLOCK - III: INTRODUCTION TO TELEVISION

UNIT_ 6: TELEVISION PROGRAMME FORMATSTelevision Programme Formats - The Studio Interview - Documentary - Television Report -panel Discussion - Newsreel Programme - Thlk Shows - TV Serials - Reality Shows - Music

Shows - Sports Programmes - TRPs - Public Opinion - TV Audience

UNIT - 7: TELEVISION PRODUCTION PROCESS

TV Production - Grammar of Television - Different Stages: Pre-Production, Prcduction and

Post-Production; Single Camera and Multi-Camera Production; Studio Production and

Outdoor Production

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UNIT - 8: WRITING FOR TELEVISION

Tblevision Characteristics - Seeing is Believing - Audio-Visual Medium - Written to be Heardand Seen - The Viewer - Writing Style - Easy to Listen Formula - Visual Dimension - WritingModel of News Story - Television News - News Gathering - TV News Presentaion - News

Bulletins: e-News Gathering, e-field Productions and Live Coverage

BLOCK _ IV: INTRODUCTION TO FILM MEDIA

UNIT _ 9: HISTORYAND DEVELOPMENT OF CINEMA

Origin of Cinema - First Indian Feature Film - Phases of Development of Feature Films andDocumentary Films - Growth of Film Organizations - Films Division - NFDC - CBFC -National Film Arrhives of India - Thends in Contemporary Cinema - Home Theatre

UNIT _ 10: NATURE AND TYPES OF FILMS

Film as an Audio-Visual Medium - Relevance for Social Change - Functions - Tlpes of Films:Feature Films, Documentary Films, News Magazines, Children Films andAnimation Films

BLOCK - V: WRITING FOR FILMS

UNIT - 11: TYPES OF WRITING FOR FILMS

Film Review and Criticism - Script Writing for Documentaries - Exercises and ScriptWriting for Feature Films and Short Films - Web Series

UNIT - 12: PRODUCTION OF FILMFilm Technology - Elements of Film: Script, Cinematography, Editing, Music and Direction -Process of Film Making: Scripting Shooting, Editing, Dubbing Mixing and Married Print

B.A. (Sociology)Third Semester (Second Year)

PAPER-IIISOCIAL ISSUES, POLICIES AND DEVELOPMENT

(Discipline Specifi c Course)

Block-1 : Understanding Social Issues

Unit-l: Social Issues: Illiteracy, Poverty, Unemployment, Child Labour, Bonded Labour,

Unit-2: Social Issues: Communalism, Casteism, Caste Conflicts, Untouchability, Violence

against Women and CorruptionUnit-3: Developmental Issues: Regional Imbalances, Environmental Degradation, And

Displacement

Block-2: Understanding Social Policy

Unit-4: Social Policy: Concept and SignificanceUnit-S: National Polices for Women, Children, Aged and Differently Abled Persons.

Unit-6: National Polices for Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes and

Minorities.

Block-3: Social Development and Human Development

Unit-7: Concept of Social Development: Perspectives: Liberal, Marxist, Subaltern and Feminist;

Theories and Models of Development.

Unit-8: Strategies of Social Development.Unit-9: Human Development: Concept, Indicators;and Human Development Index.

Block-4: Welfare Schemes

Unit-l0: Constitutional Provisions for SC, ST. OBC, Women, Minorities, Children, Aged and

Differently Abled Persons.

Unit-11: National Level Welfare Schemes for SC, ST, OBC, Minorities, Aged and

Differently Abled Persons.

Unit-12: State Level Welfare Schemes for SC, ST, BC, Minorities, Aged and Persons with

Differently Abled.

Block-S: Contemporary Concerns Related to Social and Human Development

Unit-13: Social Exclusion and Inclusion.Unit-l4: Over view of Human Development Reports with special reference to India.

Unit-15 : Participatory Development.

UG II YEAR PSYCHOLOGY - SEMESTER-3DSC - 3: COURSE-3: SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY

BLOCK.I: INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGYAND SOCIAL PERCEPTIoN

UNIT:I: Intrcduction to Social Psychology: Nature, Scope, Goals, Historical Origins of SocialPsychology, Methods of Social Psychology(Observation, Experimental method, Conelation,Survey, Field Studies) and Relevance of Social Psychology to Health, Community andEnvironment.

UNIT:-2 Attribution: Nature, Theories of Attribution (Jones and Davis's Conespondent InferenceTheory, Kelly's Theory of CausalAttribution), Basic Sources of Error in Attribution.

UNIT - 3 Impression Formation and Impression Management: Forming Impressions of Peopletluough Nonverbal cues, Asch's research on Central and Peripheral Traits, Implicit Personality traitsand Techniques of Impression Management ((Opinion conformity ,Excuses, Apologies, Self-Promotion, Flattery ,Favors , Association, Self- promotion , Ingratiation ,Exemplification &Supplication)

BLOCK-2: SOCIALISATION AND SOCIAL COGNITION

UNIT -4 Socialization: Nature and Process of Socialization, Types of Socialization, Agents ofSocialization

UNIT:S Social Cognition: Schemas, Impact of Schemas on Social Cognition, Process and Types ofSchemas, Potential Sources of error in Social Cognition.

UNITLG Interpersonal Attraction: Nature of Interpersonal attraction, Extemal and InternalDeterminants of Interpersonal attraction, Theories of Interpersonal attraction ( Balancetheory, Social comparison and Social exchange Theories), Sternberg's Triangular Model ofLove.

BLOCK-3: SOCIAL PROCESSES

UNIT:7 Attitude: Nature and Components of Attitude, Attitude Formation, Attitude Change-Persuasion (Communicators, Messages and Audiences). Measurement of Attitude- LikertScale, Bogardus Scale, Thurstone Scale, Osgood and Tannenbaum Scale.

UNIT - 8 Theories of Attitude- Heider's Theory of Balance, Festinger's Theory of CognitiveDissonance, Self- Perception and Reactance Theory.

UNItg Pnejudice: Nature and Origins of Prejudice (Historical, Psychodynamic, Socio-cultural and

Phenomenological), Manifestations of Prejudice, Consequences of Prejudice, Techniques ofreducing Prejudice. Concepts of Stereotype and Discrimination.

BLOCK.4: GROUP PROCESSES AND SOCIAL INFLUENCE

UNITL10 Group Processes and Leadership: Nature and Types of Groups, Formation of Groups,Group Structure and Functions. Group Cohesiveness- Factors determining GroupCohesiveness. Leader- Functions of a Leader (Initiating Structure and Consideration), Kindsof Leaders.

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UNIT-11 Social Influence: Concept of Social Influence, Types of Social Influence - Conformity

(Factors affecting Conformity, Asch's Study), Comffance (Principles of Compliance) and

Obedience (Milgram's Study, Destructive Obedience)'

UNITL12 prosocial Behaviour and Aggression: Concept of Prosocial behavior, Goals of Prosocial

behavior, Motives for Prosocial Behaviour, Bystander effect.

Aggression: Nature and Determinants of Aggression (Social, Cultural, Personal and

Situational), General Excitation Model of Aggression, Prevention and Control of

Aggression.

UG II YEAR. SEMESTER- III PRACTICUM.3

COURSE - 3: SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY (Practicals)

BLOCK-I: PAR[.A: BASIC STATISTICS IN PSYCHOLOGY

UNIT:.l: Significance of Difference Between Means: Calculation of t-test, Confidence Intervals,

Hypothesis Testing.

UNIT:2: Chisquare

UNIT:3: Correlation: Types of Conelation, Calculation of correlation- Rank order and Product

Moment method.

Part-B: Experiments/ TbstsL. Sociometry2. Bogardus scale3. Locus of Control4. Leadership scale5. Group Conformity6. Aggression7. Prosocial behavior/Scale of Altruism8. Attitude Scale9. Cooperation and Competition

DRBRAMBEDfi(j&KEiroll\XIBI?,IilTaHyDERABAD

COURSE: MACRO ECONOMICS - UG II YEAR3'O SEMISTER'S SYLLABUS

BLOCK- I : INTRODUCTION TO MACRO ECONOMICS

llodrc{-; $na bpe i:b."sorl.oUnit - l: Meaning, Nature and Scope of Macro Economics

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T"t o - Li 15, a b F.*, 1o4", i; Wod o,$ a +Unit - 2: National Income AnalYsis zA- A o - L. ffCfalr'da3'e{&m

BLOCK - II: THEORIES OF INCOME AND EMPLOYMENT

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Unit - 3: Classical Theory of Employment

24nlo'3'- ir.o$e"e' eff$-ft.z" hq""d "Unit - 4: Keynesian Theory of Income and Employment

Qr(o-$; €E gdoa{,,b6fftis" 3ry"doUnit - 5: Consumption Function: APC & MPC

V"o -5: a)BAro i Sao t AP c 4 r4Pc

BLOCK.III: THEORIES OF INVESTMENT AND INTEREST RATE

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Unit - 6: Investment Function, Rate of Interest, Concepts of Multiplier and

Accelerator

f r(o -6; &ird.^te 4uor:, 6d Eu' , fu,rrto A:eo:,l *r'a36n:o

Unit - 7: Classical, Neo-Classical and Keynesian Theories of Interest

ido;o-!'. lpo$,-'a,t, lq #"0*o{) s'ad')S6 "Jil 7q"8el

BLOCK - IV: MONE,Y AND BANKING

podro-Iy | (bd{o A:aat, z:S'3"t-Unit - 8: Meaning, Functions and Classification of Money

qffro- 8:6d3" b*,, Psc- Ate&ot A?'f 13iUnit - 9: Measures of Money Supply with reference to India

11r.11,o-1t 21r 6d88"*.f,tdd.f 'ad{'o ffo6*,vs^)Unit - l0: Theories of MoneY

Vfio-rc:16$1 fuqo,*eoUnit - 1l: central Banking: Functions and credit control

Zfofro- tl, € o$, ?$o\ofi-! ,e f e^: Ataa,.': 4*'A "sdto{'<tBLOCK. V: INFLATION AND TIIADE CYCLES

7",::":^,;r#,u* %q " 6t tas' "t[d'6 4 gt e^t

zfr{o*tzt @"s$ei+6naUnit - 13: Trade CYcles

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Ccr,rr. f il6 I ENGLISH: A FoUNDATIoN couRSE - III

SECOND YEAR - SEMESTER - III

CONTENTS

BLOCK - I

Unit - I : Different Kinds of Sentences

Unit - 2: Cohesion in Writing

Unit - 3: Main and SuPPorting ldeas

BLOCK_II

Unit - 4: Reading a Story

Unit - 5: Reading Three Practical Jokes

Unit - 6: Giving Instructions

BLOCK - III

Unit - 7: Writing an EssaY

Unit - 8: Summarizing

Unit - 9: Making Notes

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CONTENTS

BLOCK _ I : SITUATIONS OF SOCIAL CONTACT

Unit-l: Travel

Unit- 2 : BusinessCommunication- IUnit- 3 : BusinessCommunication-II

BLOCK _ II: SOCIAL ETIQUETTES

Unit - 4 : How to invite and How to accept and refuse Invitatios

Unit - 5 : How to express Sympathy and Condolences

Unit - 6 : How to lodge Complaints and l'ender Apologes

BLOCK _ III: PREPARATTON FOR INTERVIEWS

Unit - 7 : How to Prepare Your CV

Unit - 8 : How to write a Covering Letter

Unit-9 : InterviewTechniques

Courtef;k-

BLOCK - I

Unit - I : The Organs of Speech

Unit - 2: Vowels

Unit - 3: Consonants

BLOCK _ II

Unit - 4: Content Versus Function Words

Unit - 5: Word Classes

Unit - 6: Types of Verbs - I (Main Verbs)

Unit - 7: Types of Verbs - 2 (Auxiliary Verbs)

BLOCK _ III

Unit - 8: Words and Affixes

Unit - 9: Word Formation in English

Unit - l0: Grammatical Categories

BLOCK _ IV

Unit-ll:Phrases-lUnit - l2: Phrases - 2

BLOCK _ V

Unit - l3: Simple Sentences

Unit - l4: Compound and Complex Sentences

Unit- l5: Questions

Model Examination PaPer

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SECOND YEAR - SEMESTER. III

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Second Year Semester IIISubject: Hindi

Paper : Aadhunik Bharatiya Bhasha : Hindi(Aadhar Pathyakram)

Block I : Hindi Bhasha Sampreshan Kaushal - IUnit I : Shravan Ka Arth aur Mahatv

Unit 2 : Shravan Kaushal ke Prakaar

Unit 3 : Shravan Kaushal : Vikaas kc Sopaan

Block II : Hindi Ilhasha Sampreshan Kaushal - IIUnit 4 : Bhashan Kaushal ka Arth tatha Uccharan ka Mahatv

Lrnit 5 : Uccharan Seekhne ki Prakriya

Unit 6 : Bhasha Kaushak ke soPaan

Block III : Hindi Bhasha Sampreshan Kaushal - IIIUnit 7 : Vachan Kaushal ka Arth tatha Uska mahatv

IInit 8 : Vachan ke Prakaar

t,nit 9 : Vachan Kaushal- Vikaas kc Sopaan

oPf to NAI

Second Year Semester IIISubject: Hindi

Paper : Aadhunik Hindi Kavita

Block I : Navjagaran kaaleen Kav-r'a

Unit 1 : Matrubhasha ke Prati : Bharatendu Harischandra

Unit 2 : karmaveer : Ayodhyasingh Upaadhyay Hariaudh

Unit 3 : Manushyata : Maithilisharan Gupt

Block II : Chayawadi Kavya

Unit 4 : Beetivibhavari Jaagri : Jaishankar Prasad

Unit 5 : Varde Veenavadini Varde : Suryakant TripathiNirala

Unit 6 : Parvat Pradesh me Pavas : Sumitranandan Pant

Unit 7 : Panth Honedo Aparichit : Mahadevi Varma

Block III : Rashtriya Kavya Aur Uttar Chayawad

Unit 8 : Veeron ka kaisa ho Vasant : Subhadrakumari Chauhan

Unit 9 : Javani : Makhanlal Chatulvedi

Unit l0 : Agnipath : Harivandshrai Bacchan

Unit I I : Kalam Aaj Unki Jai Bol : Ramdharisingh 'Dinkar'

Block IV : Nayi Kavita

Unit l2 : Udchal Haaril : AgYeYa

Unit 13 : Saharsh Sweekaar Hai : Gajanan Madhav Muktibodh

BlockV:JanKavita

Unit 14 : Bahut Dinoke Baad :Nagarjun

Unit 15 : Ghar me VaaPsi : Dhumil

DR B.R AMBEDKAR OPEN UNIVERSITYDEPARTMENET OF URDU

FACULTY OF ARTSUG PROGRAMME

NAZAM O NASR 1

BLOCK I QADEEM GHAZALUNIT I MEER TAQI MEER (EK GAZL)uNrT 2 MIRZA GHALIB (EK GAZL)UNIT 3 INSIjA IJLLAH KHAN INSHA (EK GAZL)

BLOCK II JADEED GIIAZAL

UNIT 4 HASRATH (EK GAZL)uNrT s MAJROH (EK GAZL)UNIT 6 SI-IAAZ TAMKANATH (EK GAZL)

BLOCK III GAIR AFSAI\-U ADAB

UNIT 7 SIR SAYED AHMED KHAN (MAZMOON)

UNIT 8 PATRAS BUKHARI (INSHAIYA)

UNIT 9 MAULVI ABDUL HAQUE (KHAKA)

DR. B. R. AMBEDKAR OPEN UNIVERSITYDEPARTMENT OF URDU

UG PROGRAMMEOPTIONAL III SEMESTER

CLASSICI ADAB

I}LOCK I SHAIRY: MASNAVI

LTNIT I TAREEF, TAKNEEK, TAREEQUNIT 2 "SAHRUL BAYAAN " TAJZIY A, INTEKHAAB E MATANUNIT 3 "GULZAR E NASEEM" TAJZIY A, INTEKHAAB E MATAN

BLOCK II QASIIEDA AUR MARSIYAA

UNIT 4 QASIDA AUR MRSIYA: TAREE F,AJZAYETARKEEBI,FUNNI KHUSOOSIY.A,ATUNIT 5 AHAM QASEEDA O MARSIYAA NIGAARUNIT 6 ZAUQ O ANEES: TAJZIY A,INTEEKHAB E MATAN

BLOCK III GHAZAL

UNIT 7 TAREEF, HAYYAT, FL]NNI KHUSOOSIYAT, RIWAYATH, IBTEDA TA GHALIBLINIT 8 WALI, MEER! INTEEKHAB WO TASHREEH (DO GAZLETN)UNIT 9 AATISH, GHALIB! INTEKHAAB WO TASHREEH (DO GAZLEIN)

BLOCK IV DASTAAN

LINIT IO TAREEF, FI.INNI KHUSOOSIYAT (EHMIYAT, TEHZEEBI ANASIR)uNrr r I DASTAN Kr RTWAYAT (UROOJ WO ZAWAAL)UNIT 12 "BAAGH O BAHAR"TATZIY AWO INTEEKHAB)

BLOCK V DRAMA

UNIT I3 TAREEF, AJZAYE TARKEEBI AURAQSAAMUNIT I4 AGHAAZO IRTEQAAUNIT 15 " ANARKALI" TAJZIYA O INTEKHAAB

B.SC - BOTANY SYLLABUS UNDER CBCS

CORE PAPER.. III SEMESTER-III THEORY

Plant Anatomv and Taxonomv

BLOCK.I ANATOMYUnit-1: Meristems and Tissues

Unit-2: Leaf internal structure

Unit-3: Primary structure of Stem and Root - Dicots and Monocots

BLOCK.II SECONDARY GROWTH & WOOD ANATOMY

Unit-4: SecondarY growth

Unit-5: AnatomY of Stem & Root

Unit-6: Wood Structure

BLOCK.III PLANTTAXONOMYUnit-7: Principles of Plant taxonomy & Nomenclature

Unit-8 : Systems of ClassificationUnit-9: Recent trends in Plant Taxonomy

BLOCK _ IV SYSTEMATIC TAXONOMYUnit-10: Salient features & Economic Importance ofPolypetalae

Unit-l1: Salient features & Economic Importance of gamopetalae

Unit-l2: Salient features & Economic Importance of Monochlamydae and monocotyledons

PL

BLOCK I: ANATOMY

Unit-l: Tissues and Reserve Products

Unit-2: Stomatal tYPes

Unit-3: Preparation of double stained Permanent slides

Unit-4: Section cutting

BLOCK II: TAXONOMY: SYSTEMATIC STUDY

Unit-5: Families of PolYPetalae

Unit-6: Families of GamoPetalae

Uni -Zr Families of Monochlamydae and monocotyledons

Unit-8: Demonstration of Herbarium techniques'

B.SC PRACTICAL- IIITOMY AND_T

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B.Sc _ CHEMISTRY SYLLABUS UNDER CBCS

CORE PAPER.. III SEMESTER.III THEORY

Inorganic. organic & Phvsical Chemistrv-3 (core)

Block - 1: Inorganic Chemistry - 3.

Unit - I : Chemistry of Group VIA elementsUnit - 2: Chemistry of Group VIIA elementsUnit - 3: Compounds of Zero (VIIIA) Group elements.

Block - 2: Organic Chemistry -4.

Unit - 4: Aldehydes & Ketones (Carbonyl compounds).Unit - 5: Carboxylic acids and its derivatives.Unit - 6: Carbanion as intermediates in synthesis.

Block-3: Physical Chemistry-3.

Unit - 7: SolutionsUnit - 8: Colligative properties - IUnit - 9: Colligative properties - II

Block - 4: General Chemistry - 2.

Unit - 10: Nuclear ChemistryUnit - I l: Colloids, EmulsionsUnit - 12: Adsorption

B.SC PRACTICAL- IIIPreparation of Orsapic C,ompoqnds.

Block - 1: Preparation of organic compounds - l.Unit - lA: Determination of Melting point and boiling point.

Unit - lB: Preparation of Acetanilide.

Unit - 2:Preparation of Aspirin.

Unit - 3: Preparation of Benzylidene aniline.

Block - 1: Preparation of organic compounds - 2.

Unit - 4: Preparation of B-Naphthyl methyl ether.

Unit - 5: Preparation of p-bromoacetanilide

Unit - 6: Preparation of Nitrobenzene

B.Sc. GEOLOGY SYLLABUS UNDER CBCSCORE PAPER..III SEMSTER-III

Ieneoup Petrglogy

BLOCK-I INTRODUCTION TO PETROLOGY

Unit-l : Petrology -Classification of RocksUnit-2 : Origin and Types of MagmasUnit-3 : Composition and Constitution Magmas

BLOCK-II PROPERTIES OF IGNEOUS ROCKS

Unit-4 : Forms and Structures of Igneous RocksUnit-5 : Structures of Igneous RocksUnit-6 : Textures and Microstructures of Igneous Rocks

BLOCK.III ORIGIN OF IGNEOUS ROCKS

Unit-7 : Crystallisation of MagmasUnit-8 : Bowen's Reaction PrincipleUnit-9 : Origin of Igneous Rocks

BLOCK- IV CLASSIFICATION AND TYPES OF IGNEOUS ROCKS

Unit-10 : Classification of Igneous RocksUnit-l I : Description of Igneous Rocks- Plutonic Rocks.

Unit-12 : Descriptions of Igneous Rocks- Hypabyssal and Volcanic Rocks.

B.SC PRACTICAL. IUIengogs Peffglosy

Block -I Igneous Roclis-l

Unit-l Textures of Igneous RocksUnit-2 Structure of Igneous RocksUnit-3 Megascopic Identification of Plutonic RocksUnit4 Megascopic Identification of Hypobyssal Rocks

Block -II Igneous Rocks-2

Unit-5 Megascopic Identification of Volcanic Rocks

Unit-6 Microscopic Identification of Plutonic Rocks

Unit-7 Microscopic Identification of Hypobyssal RocksUnit-8 Microscopic Identification of Volcanic Rocks

Block - I :

B.Sc - MATHEMATICS SYLLABUS UNDER CBCSCORE PAPER.. III SEMESTER.III THEORY

Real Numbers and Sequences

Real Numbers System - Its CompletenessLimit Point of a Set, Open and Closed Sets in RReal Sequences and their Convergence

Block - II : Infinite Series

Unit- l:Unit-2:Unit-3:

Unit - 4Unit - 5Unit - 6

Block -Unit - 7Unit - 8Unit - 9

Convergence of Infinite SeriesTests of ConvergenceAlternating Series

of Positive Terms

III: Riemann Integration

Riemann Integrability - ConditionsMean Value Theorems of Integral CalculusFundamental Theorem of Integrar calculus - Integration by parts

Block - IV : Sequences and Series of Functions

Unit - l0Unit- llUnit - 12

Point Wise and Uniform ConvergenceSeries of FunctionsPower Series

B.SC PRACTICAL. III..Re4l Numbers and Sequences',

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Sequences and Series

Limit Point of a Set, Open and Closed Sets in RReal Sequences and their ConvergenceConvergence of Infinite Series of positive TermsTests of Convergence and Altemating Series

: Riemann Integration and sequences, series of Functions

Riemann Integrability - Conditions

Block - I

Unit - IUnit - 2Unit - 3Unit - 4

Block -Unit - 5Unit - 6Unit - 7Unit - 8

II

Mean value Theorems and Fundamental Theorem of Integral calculusPoint Wise and Uniform Convergence

Series of Functions and Power Series

B.Sc- PHYSICS SYLLABUS UNDER CBCSCORE PAPER..III SEMSTER.III

THERMODYIIYAMICS

BLOCK-I: LAWS OF THERMODYNAMICS-I

UNIT-l: Kinetic Theory of GasesUNIT-2: Zeroth law & First law of TlrermodynamicsUNIT-3: Reversible and irreversible processesUNIT-4: Carnot's Engine

BLOCK.II: LAWS OF THERMODYNAMICS-I

UNIT-5: Second Law of ThermodynamicsUNIT-6: Entropy

BLOCK.III: THERMODYNAMIC POTENTIALS

UNIT-7: Thermodynamic potentialsUNIT-8: Maxwell's Thermodynamic equations& Applications

BLOCK.IV: QUANTUM THEORY OT RADIATION

UNIT-9: Low temperature PhysicsUNIT- I 0: Applications of Low temperature physicsUNIT- I I : Black body Radiation (Classical concepts)UNIT-12: Black body Radiation (Quantum concepts)

B.SC PRACTICAL. III

l. co-efficient of thermal conductivity of a bad conductor by Lee's Method.

2. Measurement of Stefan's constant.

3. Specific heat of a Liquid by applying Newton's law of cooling correction.

4. Heating efficiency of electrical kettle with varying voltage.

5. Temperature Characteristics of a Thermistor

6. Thickness of a wire usirrg wedge method.

7. Resistance the Thermometer.

8. Determine the Specific of a solid (led shots- mixture method).

B.Sc - ZOOLOGY SYLLABUS UNDER CBCS

E colo cy, E33BI6tHhIIfIffi #t*-J'Jffif$tr BrolocyBLOCK_I ECOLOGYUnit -l : Ecosystem structure and functions, Types of Ecosystems -Aquatic and rerrestrial.j]nit -z :Biogeochemical cyclds - Nitrogen, carbon, phosphorus and water.Unit -3 :Energy Flow in Ecosystem, Tropic levels, Food ihuir., Food web and Ecological

PyramidsUnit -4 :Animal Associations - Mutualism, commensalism, parasitism, competition,

predation' Community Structure and dynamics and Ecological Succession.Unit -5 :Ecological Adaptationsunit- 6 :wildlife conservation - National parks and Sanctuaries of India, Endangered

species. Biodiversity and hotspots of Biodiversity in India.

BLCOK - II ZOOGEOGRAPHY

Unit -7 :Zoogeographical regions - Palaearctic, Nearctic, Neotropical, Oriental, Australianand Ethiopian regions - their climatic and faunal peculiaritiesunit -8 :wallace line and Discontinuous distribution. continental drift

BLOCK _ III DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY

Unit -9Unit -10Unit -l IUnit -12

B.SC PRACTICAL. IIIECOLOGY, ZOOGEOGRAPHY AND DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY

Unit- l:Determination of pH of Soiland WaterUnit -2: Estimation of^sarinity (chrorides) of water in given sampres.Unit - 3: Estimation of carbonates in the given water rampres.unit--4 : Estimation of Bicarbonates in the given water sampres.Unit - 5: Estimation of dissolved oxygen of pond water, sewage water and effluents.Unit - 6: Identification of Zooprankion from a nearby water b6dy._urit - 7: Study of pond Ecosystem / local polluted slte - Report submissionUnit - 8: Study of at least 3 endangered orihreatened wild animals of India through photographs /

specimens / modelsUnit - 9: Field visit to Zoo^P_arkto study the management, behavior and enumeration of wild animals.Unit - l0: Identification of Zoogeographical realmi from the Map and identify specific fauna of

respective regions.Unit - I I : Observe the response of invertebrates in different lightening conditions.

Types of Eggs, Fertilization and Development upto GastrulationOrganogenesisFoetal Membranes in ChickPlacentation in Mammals

c'ouRse B.g'. Busrness sTArrsTtc.S - I

CONTENTS

BLOCK _ I: COLLECTION OF STATISTICAL DATA

Unit - 1 : Nature, Scope and Importance of Statistics

IJnit-2 : Statistical Investigation and Collection of Data

Unit - 3 : Classification and Seriation of Data

BLOCK _ II: PRESBNTATION OF DATA

Unit - 4 : Tabular Presentation of Data

Unit - 5 : Diagrammatic Presentation of Dala

Unit - 6 : Graphic Presentation of Data

BLOCK - III: ANALYSIS OF DATA _ MATHEMATICAL AVERAGES

rJnit-7 : IntroductionofAveragesUnit-8 : ArithmeticMean

Unit - 9 : Geometric and Harmonic Mean

BLOCK - IV: ANALYSIS OF DATA _ POSITIONAL AVERAGES

Unit - 10 : Median and QuartilesUnit-11 : Mode

BLOCK - V: MEASURES OF DISPERSION AND SKBWNESS

Unit - 12 : Introduction to Dispersion

Unit - 13 : Range and Quartile Deviation

Unit - 14 : Mean and Standard Deviation

Unit - 15 : Measures of Skewness

COU R s e 9.3:ADVANCED ACCOUNTING

BLOCK I :HIRE - PURCHASE AND INSTALMENT PURCHASE SYSTEMS :

Unit- l:HirePurchaseUnit - 2 : Instalment Purchase System

BLOCK II : PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNTS-I:

Unit - 3 : Partnership Accounts- An IntroductionUnit - 4 : Final Accounts of the Partnership Firm

BLOCK III : PARTNERSHIP ACCOUNTS -II:Unit - 5 : Admission ofa PartnerUnit - 6 : Retirement or Death of a Partner

Unit - 7: Dissolution of FirmUnit - 8: Insolvency of a Partner

BLOCK IV : DEPARTMENTAL ACCOUIT{TS :

Unit *9 : Departmental Accounts - I

Unit - l0 : Depaftmental Accounts -ll

BLOCK - V : BRANCH ACCOUNTS :

Unit - 1l : Branch Accounts - An IntroductionUnit - 12 : Accounts of Dependent Branches (Cash and Credit Sales)

Unit - 13 : Accounts of Independent Branches

B.COM. II YEAR III SEMESTERCOURSE (10.3): BUSINESS FINANCE

APPROVED SYSLLABUS

BLOCK _ I INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS FINANCEUnit -1 Business Finance and EnvironmentUnit -2 Finance FunctionUnit -3 Financial Planning - Nature and Scope

Unit -4 Capitalization

BLOCK _ II FINANCIAL MARKETSUnit -5 Capital MarketsUnit -6 Money MarketUnit -7 Foreign Capital and Collaborations

BLOCK _ III FINANCING DECISIONUnit -8 Cost of CapitalUnit -9 Capital Structure

BLOCK _ IV INVESTMENT DECISIONUnit -10 Working CapitalUnit -11 Capital Budgeting

BLOCK _ V DIVIDEND DECISIONUnit -12 Determinants of Dividends

Unit -13 Dividend PolicyUnit -14 Retained Earnings

Unit -15 Bonus Shares

Sri G.Malla ReddYCourse Coordinator

Public Administration BA II Year

SEMESTER - IIICourse-III: Union Administration

Block- I: Historical Background and constitutional Framework

Unit - 1: Evolution of Indian Administration

Unit - 2: Indian Administration after Independence: Continuity and Change

Unit - 3: Constitutional frame work of Indian Administration'

Block- II: Union Administration - Structure and Functions

Unit - 4: The Executive, Legislature ar-rcl the Judiciary- Structure and functions

unit - 5: President, Prime Minister and council of Ministers

Unit - 6: cabinet, central Secretariat and Prime Minister's office (PMO)

Block-III: Constitutional and other Bodies

unit - 7: union Public Service comn-rission - All India Services

Unit - 8: Election commission - Struclttre, functions ar-rd working

Unit - 9: RegulatorY Authorities

Unit -10:Neeti AYog

Block-IV: Control Over AdministrationUnit -1 1: Legislative, Executive and Judicial Control

Unit -12: Citizen Control - Right to Information Act (RTI)

Ilnit -i 3: Union-State Administrative Relations

Unit -14: Ethics in Adr-ninistration

Block-V: Government and Business

Unit -15: Public Enterprises in India

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Dr. B.R. AMBEDKAR OPEN UNMRSITYFaculty of Social Sciences

UG SYLLABUS - POLITICAL SCIENCE[DSC course under CBCS patternl

SEMESTER.III: INDIAN GOWRNMENT AND POLITICS

BLOCK.I: BACKGROUND OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTIONUnit-l: Nature of British Colonial Rule in IndiaUnit-2: Indian National MovementUnit-3: Constitutional Development during the British Rule -- Acts of 1909,1919 and 1935

BLOCK.II: ASPECTS OF THE INDIAN CONSTITUTIONUnit-4: Indian Constitution: It's making and features

Unit-5: Fundamental Rights and DutiesUnit-6: Directive Principles of State Policy

BLOCK.III: UNION LEGISLATUREUnit-7: Parliament: Composition, Powers and Functions

Unit -8: President: Election, Powers and Functions

BLOCK _ IV: UNION EXECUTIVE AND JUDICIARYUnit-9: Prime Minister and Council of MinistersUnit- 10: Judiciary: Structure, Powers and Functions

BLOCK_V: STATE GOVERNMENTUnit 1l: State Legislature- Composition, Powers and Functions

Unit 12: Governor, Chief Minister and Council of Ministers

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