Miscellaneous

This acts as a guide to MSc students to do Organic Lab 1

This course is taught to provide adequate opportunities to know the Arab world, to train about the language, history, culture, politics and economics of the contemporary Arab world, to study the history of the Arab Countries from Napoleon’s invasion of Egypt to the 21^st Century, to study the issues and concerns of the contemporary Arab world such as Arab Spring, Palestine Issue and Political upheavals, to introduce the Arab countries like Egypt, Iraq, Jordon, Kuwait, Oman, Palestine, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Yemen

Multiple Choice Questions

AIM: To mark out the Historical background of Indo Arab Relations, to study the development of Arabic literature in Indian Sub-continent, to focus on critical and analytical knowledge of Arabic writings in India, to compare the literary works of Middle East literature and Indian Arabic literature and to have a detailed study over the Arabic works written in Kerala and its authors

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

·        To mark out the Historical background of Indo Arab Relations

·        To study the development of Arabic literature in Indian Sub-continent

·        To focus on critical and analytical knowledge of Arabic writings in India

·        To compare the literary works of Middle East literature and Indian Arabic literature

·        To have a detailed study over the Arabic works written in Kerala and its authors

Better your presentation skills in 6 weeks

• Anyone already familiar with making PowerPoint presentation can join the course!
• covers ergonomic, aesthetic and fun element
• Self-paced and flexi learning
• Online support

In this course we will demonstrate the complete computational procedure to carry out citation network analysis without dwelling much into the underlying mathematics or computer algorithms using freely available tools. It will be useful if you plan to write a review article or write the literature review part of your thesis.

THIS MOOC IS OPEN TO ALL.

This course provides tutorials on academic content development and their management. This course is dynamic and as the course evolves more related technologies will introduced. Many of the technologies and their usage introduced here can also be used for other purposes but the focus will be on academic multimedia content development including video recording and editing using low cost solutions. Mainly, we will focus on free and open source platforms and software. 

As it is a course of interest to academic community in general, we keep this course is open to all with out any time limit.  You can register in this site and enroll for the course.

THIS MOOC IS OPEN TO ALL.

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Will be added later

COURSE OBJECTIVE: To introduce to the students certain advanced topics in organic chemistry

CO1.  Learners understand the historical roots and emergence of sociology.

CO2.  Learners gain knowledge about the classical social thinkers in modern sociological tradition

CO3.  Learners grasp classical theorists through reading their original texts

CO4.  Learners  apply the fundamental theoretical and conceptual schemes to the contemporary social reality

CO5.  Learners analyze contemporary social reality in light of the theoretical and conceptual constructs of early founding thinkers in sociology