Virtual Learning Environment

This course Introduces the basics of phonological theory relation between Phonetics and Phonology, the classification of sounds, the phonemic principles' distinctive features, rule writing, and the construct ‘syllable’. It Gives an opportunity to analyze and find out a phonological system for a language.

The course analyses the evolution, scope and significance of studying International Political Economy (IPE), and its theories.  It enables the student to develop a critical perspective on the major issues in international political economic order and make them explore the ways to address the issues confronted by the major economies of the world / international economic order from an IPE perspective.

Origin of indian english writings and contribution of famous writers

COURSE OBJECTIVES: This course covers Origin and development of Hindi Fictions In General and Hindi novels and short stories in particular. Characterization, plot and new trends have to be analyzed. Gain deep knowledge in various features of Hindi Fiction and able to get a transparent picture of the origin and development of Hindi fiction along with its vivid dimensions. Comprehend the concepts, trends and themes of Hindi Novels and short stories; thereby arriving to its significance in modern Hindi literature. Understand the new trends arising in the study of Hindi Novels and short stories and know more about socio-culture, psychological analysis through these literary works. Can access more about the stylistic aspects of the prominent writer Agney in the field of Hindi fiction.

CO1–Analyse the dialectics of caste, class and politics in India

CO2– Understand and analyse the changing nature of Party System in India with special reference to major political parties in the country

CO3 –Analyse the dynamics of electoral politics in India

CO4 – Understand various debates on secularism, nationalism, communalism and democracy

CO5– Understand various theories of marginalisation and the problems of marginalised social groups in India

CO6 –Evaluate India’s Political economy and the development experience

CO1- Understand the Relevance of Global Health Security and the Role of Diplomacy in Global Health

CO2- Analyse the Geopolitics of Global Health

CO3-Understand How Global Health is Financed and the Role of Health Financing Institutions

CO4- Understand and Analyse the Challenges to Public Health System in India

CO5- Analyse the question of Equity and Justice in Global Health

CO6- Understand the Divergent Perspectives on Global Health Governance

Educational policies and teacher education are the topics

Course Learning Outcomes

CO1:  Understand the general process of democracy, mainly elections and related factors. 

CO2:  Understand the concepts, ideas, and debates on elections in democracy.

CO3:  Evaluate elections, role of political parties and voting behaviour.

CO4:  Analyze the electoral systems comparatively with the leading democratic countries of the world.

CO5:  Understand the importance of psephology and election studies. 

CO6:  Evaluate the electoral process in India. 

CO7:  Understand the electoral politics in Kerala

CO1: Outline the literature of 20th and 21st century
CO2: Familiarise with the contemporary German literature and majors writers
CO3: Distinguish the salient features of the most prominent writers of 20th and 21st
Century of literature from German speaking countries
CO4: Evaluate the socio-political engagement of the contemporary literary works
CO5: Compare the themes selected for majors literary works of 20th and 21st
With the post war influence and its impact on German mindset towards outside world
CO6: Formulate the world view from these literary creations for the sustainable
Development and world piece

CO1: Identify appropriate research topics; equip the students with the opportunity to

independently carry out an in-depth inquiry to investigate a research question(s) of

their choice and develop them as a research minded practitioners

CO2: Select and define appropriate research problem and parameters; outline qualitative and

quantitative methodologies

CO3: Choose suitable research methodology and select sources for literature review and data

collection

CO4: Analyse the sources and interpret the selected theme

CO5: Design the conclusions

CO6: Compose the thesis and revaluate