GER- DE-535 : DEUTSCH FÜR KOMMUNIKATION
Course Outcomes:
CO1: Recall the very important vocabulary of Day to day affairs
CO2: Develop the selected topics for communication
CO3: Classify the different context- based situations for speaking in German and choose the proper vocabulary
CO4: Make use of the audio –video files and FM radio for equipping the learner to acquaint with the real time situations and its necessary vocabulary
CO5: Create context based dialogues and practice with members of learning
CO6: Create the proficiency to speak in German in different situations with a native speaker/ such situations
COURSE CONTENT
Module I:
* Sprachkenntnisse – Wortschatz, Grammtik
Module II:
* Sprachgebrauch – Hören, Sprechen und Analyse des Hörverständnis
Module III:
* Deutsch im Allatg
* Interkulturelle Kommunikation
* Audio Files Hören- FM Radio
Module IV:
* Fernsehen- ARD, Kurzfilme
* Lesen die Zeitung -
* Die Welt
* Die Zeit, Das Bild
* Lesen die Zeitschrift -Der Spiegel
Module V:
* Hören Hörspiel
* Dialogschreiben mit verschieden Kontexten und aufführen
Module VI:
* Sprechübung
* Auswertung der Kommunikationsfähigkeiten
* SchreibenHörspiel
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Measure Theory [MATF-CC-522](2021-2023 Batch)
Course Outcomes:
CO1: Formulate complex problems using appropriate measure theory techniques.
CO2: Use sophisticated tools from measure theory in various areas of mathematics.
CO3: Identify specific situation to which the fundamental results of measure theory apply and demonstrate expertise in applying these results to said problems.
Measure Theory[MAT-CC-522] (2021-2023 Batch)
Course Outcomes:
CO1: Formulate complex problems using appropriate measure theory techniques.
CO2: Use sophisticated tools from measure theory in various areas of mathematics.
CO3: Identify specific situation to which the fundamental results of measure theory apply and demonstrate expertise in applying these results to said problems.
Algebraic Topology MAT-CC-523
The course is offered by the Department of Mathematics to the second semester MSc Mathematics students. This is a 4 credit course. The course gives an overview of Homology and Homotopy theory. The detailed syllabus is available in the course page.
Abstract Algebra(2021-23)
Course Outcomes:
CO1: Distinguish between group, ring, and fields.
CO2: Analyse the role of group, ring and fields in solving problems other branches of Mathematics.
NUCLEAR AND PARTICLE PHYSICS
Course outcome:
1. To understand the fundamental forces by studying nuclear and weak forces.
2. To outline nuclear reaction types and mechanisms
3. Ability to explain the origin of stellar energy
4. To grasp knowledge about nuclear models.
5. Ability to understand radioactive decays and its quantum mechanical formulations.
6. To differentiate elementary particles and discuss their interactions.
7. Basic understanding of Group theory and the special unitary group.
8. Acquire knowledge about the Quark model and explain the standard model of particle physics.
Entrepreneurial Skills and Scientific Writing (M.Tech)
The course is designed to enable the students Entrepreneurial Skills and Scientific Writing.
GRAMMAR- 1 INDIAN INTELLECTUAL TRADITIONS- 1
After Completion of the modules, the student should be able to
- To appreciate Yaska’s contribution to etymology, philology, semantics and phonetic equipments.
- To understand the aim,scope and importance of etymology.
- To appreciate the compilation of Nighan¶u.
- To understand the science behind the production of a word.
- To understand the tradition of etymological contributions to Sanskrit literature.
- To understand the benefits by getting awareness about word construction, sentence construction etc., and will appreciate the benefits which leads to the state of Moksa
- To get a general awareness about the Sanskrit Grammar with theories of sound formation and grammatical rules of language in every manner.
- To get a general awareness about the origin and development of Sanskrit Grammar.
- To appreciate the structure of Sanskrit language and its style and cultural heritage .
- To appreciate the grammatical contributions of Sanskrit Grammatical Literature.
COM-CC-432 STRATEGIC COST MANAGEMENT
PSO: Knowledge of basic concepts of Strategic Cost Management and Skill in using the techniques of Strategic cost management such as Marginal costing, Standard costing, Activity based costing and Total Quality Management.
CO1: Understand and apply the basic concepts of strategic cost management
CO2: Analyse the Importance of cost management and its techniques
CO3: Analyse and evaluate the Tools and Techniques Strategic Cost Management
CO4: Understand, apply and analyse the concepts of Standard Costing in profit Planning by emphasizing variance analysis
CO5: Understand and apply basic concepts of Activity Based Cost Management
CO6: apply and analyse the Cost of Quality and Total Quality Management
Mathematical foundations of Computer Science(2021-2023)
This course deals with the study of Probability and Statistics,Linear Algebra,Numeric Analysis,Geometric transformations and Optimization techniques .
LAW RELATING TO TRADE MARKS, PASSING OFF AND TRADE SECRETS
CO1: Expose the students to the historical and theoretical foundations of trademark protection
CO2: Equip the students to evaluate the grounds for refusal of registration of trademarks and the concepts of distinctiveness and deceptive similarity of trademark underlying the notion of infringement .
CO3: Familiarise the students with the interrelationship between TradeMarks and Domain Names and the Caselaws relating to disputes with it.
CO4: Enable the students to learn the practical aspects of acquisition and transfer of trademarks and understand the concept of dilution and the recent trends in passing off
CO5: Enable the student to learn the substantive and procedural aspects of the law relating to trademark law.
CO6: Equip the students to understand about the concept of Trade secrets, Confidential Information, its protection and to examine how far confidential information is applicable to Employee Employer relationship.
CO7: Enable the students to know about the remedies available to Trade Secrets Owner, and to collate the position of Trade Secrets in US, UK and India
CO1: Expose the students to the historical and theoretical foundations of trademark protection
CO2: Equip the students to evaluate the grounds for refusal of registration of trademarks and the concepts of distinctiveness and deceptive similarity of trademark underlying the notion of infringement .
CO3: Familiarise the students with the interrelationship between Trade Marks and Domain Names and the Caselaws relating to disputes with it.
CO4: Enable the students to learn the practical aspects of acquisition and transfer of trademarks and understand the concept of dilution and the recent trends in passing off
CO5: Enable the student to learn the substantive and procedural aspects of the law relating to trademark law.
CO6: Equip the students to understand about the concept of Trade secrets, Confidential Information, its protection and to examine how far confidential information is applicable to Employee Employer relationship.
CO7: Enable the students to know about the remedies available to Trade Secrets Owner, and to collate the position of Trade Secrets in US, UK and India
TRAVEL AND TOUR OPERATORS MANAGEMENT
Unit
Course Contents
Hours
e-Resources/
e-Content
I
Travel Agency: Meaning, Nature and Scope of Travel Agency – History of Travel Agency – Essentials of Travel Agency – Difference between travel agency and tour operator – Types of Travel Agencies – Setting up of a Travel Agency – Approval and recognition of Travel Agencies – Linkages with travel providers: Airlines, Hotels, Transport agencies, Cruise Companies etc. – Present trends and future prospects of travel retailing.
10
PPT/Videos
II
Functions of a Travel Agency: Travel information, Airline Ticketing and Reservation, Accommodation Reservation, Travel Insurance, Documentation – Passport – Types – Method of applying for passport – Renewal Tatkal – VISA – Types and Visa regulations for Schengen countries, U.K, U.S, Singapore, Malaysia, Middle East Countries – Health certificate – Insurance(Domestic and International) – Customs and immigration – Handling business/ corporate clients including conference and conventions.
8
PPT/Videos
III
Group travel procedures – Fiscal and non-fiscal incentives available to travel agencies – sources of income for a travel agent – products and services of a Travel Agent – Travel Agency skills and competences – Scope of online Travel Portals.
8
PPT/Videos
IV
Tour operators: Meaning, Nature and Scope of Tour Operation – Types of Tour operators – Rules for recognition of Tour Operator – Role of a Tour Operator – Establishing relationships – Tour planning and tour design – Destination research – Supplier negotiations – Pricing and selling – Pre-
8
PPT/Videos
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tour operational concerns – Tour execution – Post-tour phase – free trips – escorting a tour – servicing outbound and inbound tourists.
V
Itinerary Planning: Meaning – Importance and Types of Itinerary – Resources and Steps for Itinerary Planning – Do’s and Don’ts of Itinerary Preparation – Tour Formulation and Designing Process – FITs & Group Tour Planning and Components – Special Interest Tours (SITs).
8
PPT/Videos
VI
Tour Packaging & Costing: Importance of Tour Packaging – Classifications of Tour Packages – Components of Package Tours – Concept of costing – Types of costs – Components of tour cost – Preparation of cost sheet – Factors affecting the Tour Cost – Tour pricing – Calculation of tour price – Pricing strategies – Tour packages of Thomas Cook, Cox & Kings, SOTC & Riya Travel
Case Study Discussion
Thomas Cook, Cox & Kings, SOTC, trivago, MakeMyTrip, Yatra etc.
8
PPT/Videos
Total
50