PO1: Effective verbal and non-verbal communication skills

1.PRINCIPLES OF MASS COMMUNICTION

2.PRINT JOURNALISM

3.COMMUNICATION RESEARCH

4. PRINT JOURNALISM LAB

5. COMPREHENSIVE VIVA (PRESENTATION)

PO2: Public Relations development skills

1. ADVERTISING & PUBLIC RELATIONS

2. ADVERTISING & PUBLIC RELATIONS LAB.

3.DESIGN & GRAPHIC LAB.

PO3: Social Responsibility and Media Ethics

1.PRINCIPLES OF MASS COMMUNICTION

2.PRINT JOURNALISM

3.ELECTRONIC MEDIA (RADIO &T.V.)

4. NEW MEDIA

PO4: Creativity AND SENSIBILITY

1.ADVERTISING & PUBLIC RELATIONS

2.PRINT JOURNALISM

3.DESIGN & GRAPHIC LAB.

4. NEW MEDIA LAB.

PO5: Expertise in handling Electronic medis

1.ELECTRONIC MEDIA (RADIO &T.V.)

2.NEW MEDIA

3.ELECTRONIC MEDIA LAB.

4.NEW MEDIA LAB.

Course Number

Course Title

Course Outcomes

ENH101

APPLIED GRAMMAR & COMPOSITION

Acquire the ability to write, read and comprehend English with a view to give students a working knowledge of the language. The course also helps students reduce errors in the use of the English language. Along with knowledge of Grammar and Composition, the course emphasizes the practical usage of language.

ENH102

READING COMPREHENSION

Through the reading and comprehension of a collection of English prose the course helps increase vocabulary, reading and writing skills, sentence making, knowledge of idioms and phrases.

ENW101

SECRETARIAL & JOURNALISTIC SKILLS 1

As a Work Experience course its major outcome is to develop technical writing skills like typing, computer operation, basic journalistic skills, practice, correspondence. It also exposes sudents to the use of electronic media.

ENW102

SECRETARIAL & OFFICE MNGT. SKILLS 1

ENW103

JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION 1

ENM101

APPLIED GRAMMAR

The first English Major course for under graduate students aims at giving students practice in the Applied aspects of English language usage. More than theory through practice the course helps students reduce common errors in English and the basics of English language structures.

ENM102

ENGLISH COMPOSITION

The course improves writing skills and helps students to improve the ability to write creatively and with clarity. Through oral and written assignments students learn to express themselves eloquently.

ENM103

SEMINAR & GROUP DISCUSSION

Students prepare seminar papers on topics taken from their English Major courses. The Seminar leads to a group discussion in the class. The result is the students acquire the ability to speak and present their views  clearly and convincingly, argue logically, improve presentation skills, use language impressively and gain confidence in public speaking. Enhance ability to ask critical questions and analyze and interpret through discussions.

ENM104

ENGLISH LAB COURSE I

The course helps students to improve and practice their listening comprehension and speaking skills in an IT based Language Lab through intensive drills based on grammar and english comprehension.

ENH231

APPLIED GRAMMAR & COMPOSITION

The course is offered to students of Social Science who improve their writing and speaking skills through practice in English language usage. The course is based on the Applied aspects of English Grammar and Composition. Learning about common errors in English, sentence construction, tenses and modals helps students to acquire a working knowledge of the English language.

ENH232

READING COMPREHENSION

The course is offered to students of Social Sciences who improve their ability to understand, analyze and interpret literary texts, increase vocabulary, clear expression. The course helps to improve reading and wrting skills.

ENH291

APPLIED GRAMMAR & COMPOSITION

The Half course in basic English grammar for under graduate students of Science Faculty aims at giving students practice in the Applied aspects of English language usage. More than theory the course helps students reduce common errors in English and the basics of English language structures through practice work.

ENH292

READING COMPREHENSION

The course is offered to students of the Faculty of Science. It aims to improve the ability to understand, analyze and interpret literary texts, increase vocabulary and  clarity of expression. The course helps to improve reading and writing skills. The course exposes students to critical reading strategies.

ENW201

SECRETARIAL & JOURNALISTIC SKILLS 2

ENW202

SECRETARIAL & OFFICE MNGT. SKILLS 2

ENW203

JOURNALISM & MASS COMMUNICATION 2

ENM201

APPROACHES TO LITERATURE

This foundational course in English Literature gives students a firm grounding in all aspects of literary forms, genres, styles and types. A major outcome of the course is to identify various approached to the study of literature and to establish the relevance and importance of literature in culture and Art. The course also helps students to understand strategies of textual interpretation appropriate to different genres.

ENM202

SPOKEN ENGLISH

A basic course in Phonetics improves understanding of the English speech sounds, syllabic structures, stress and intonation. An important outcome is improved pronunciation, basic understanding of English Phonology and Supra-Segmental features of the English language.

ENM203

SEMINAR & GROUP DISCUSSION

Students prepare seminar papers on topics taken from their English Major courses. The Seminar leads to a group discussion in the class. The result is the students acquire the ability to speak and present their views  clearly and convincingly, argue logically, improve presentation skills, use language impressively and gain confidence in public speaking. Enhance ability to ask critical questions and analyze and interpret through discussions

ENM204

ENGLISH LAB COURSE II

To orient the students with the concepts of technology assisted language learning and enhance their  communication skills.

ENM301

BACKGROUNDS OF LITERATURE

As a foundational course in Classical Literature (interpreting and analyzing Greek and Roman texts) The course helps students understand how these texts form the sources which shape the growth of various genres like epic, rhetoric, tragedy, comedy, lyric, ode and satire. 

ENM302

LITERARY WORKS OF THE RENAISSANCE

Understanding the cultural and historical background of Renaissance in Europe and particularly England as well as its impact on literature. Knowledge of the most significant texts of the English Renaissance—analysis, interpretation, style and techniques.

ENM303

LITERARY WORKS: RESTORATION TO 1800

Understanding the cultural and historical background of the Restoration period in England as well as its impact on literature. Knowledge of the most significant texts of the Restoration and Neo-Classical Age —analysis, interpretation, style and techniques. The course exposes students to major trends in Engliah literature through texts written in this historical period as encourages them to compare these trends with a view to develop a clearer perspective. 

ENM304

SEMINAR & GROUP DISCUSSION

Students prepare seminar papers on topics taken from their English Major courses. The Seminar leads to a group discussion in the class. The result is the students acquire the ability to speak and present their views clearly and convincingly, argue logically, improve presentation skills, use language impressively and gain confidence in public speaking. Enhance ability to ask critical questions and analyze and interpret through discussions.

ENM305

ENGLISH LAB COURSE III

The students are offered various drills based on different genres of English Literature so as to develop a deeper understanding of all the dimensions of texts prescribed in their course.

ENM401

LITERARY WORKS: 1800-1900 AD

Understanding the cultural and historical background of nineteenth century England as well as its impact on literature. Knowledge of the most significant texts of English Romantic and Victorian literature —analysis, interpretation, style and techniques. The course exposes students to major trends in English literature through texts written in this literary period and encourages them to develop a clearer perspective. 

ENM402

LITERARY WORKS: SINCE 1900 AD

Understanding the cultural, historical and literary background of the Modern age. Knowledge of the most significant texts of the twentieth century —analysis, interpretation, style and techniques. The course exposes students to diverse trends in modern literature as well as major movements in Early twentieth century literature and culture. 

ENM403

MODERN INDIAN ENGLISH LITERATURE

Exposes students to major writers of Indian English Literature in different genres. It also helps them trace the growth of Indian English Literature in the twentieth century.

ENM404

SEMINAR & GROUP DISCUSSION

Students prepare seminar papers on topics taken from their English Major courses. The Seminar leads to a group discussion in the class. The result is the students acquire the ability to speak and present their views clearly and convincingly, argue logically, improve presentation skills, use language impressively and gain confidence in public speaking. Enhance ability to ask critical questions and analyze and interpret through discussions.

ENM405

ENGLISH LAB COURSE IV

The students develop comprehension of all nuances of literary texts included in their curriculum by getting an opportunity to practice short exercises developed for the purpose.

ENM501

POETRY UPTO 1700

Analytical Reading and interpretation of English Poetry from the 14^th century to 1700. The course also exposes students to important European poets like Dante. These texts help students to understand poetry as a genre – its analysis, interpretation, style and techniques. This in turn helps them to appreciate poetry as an art.

ENM502

DRAMA UPTO THE RENAISSANCE

Analytical Reading and interpretation of English Drama upto the Renaissance. The course also exposes students to important English dramatists like Marlowe, Shakespeare and Ben Jonson. These texts help students to understand drama as a genre – its analysis, interpretation, and dramatic techniques. This in turn helps them to appreciate drama as an art.

ENM503

PROSE UPTO 1900

Analytical Reading and interpretation of English Prose upto the 19^th century. The course also exposes students to important English prose and essay writers. They also learn to appreciate the use of literary English and the essay as a genre- its form as well as style.

ENM504

FICTION UPTO 1900

Analytical Reading and interpretation of the English Novel upto the 20^th century. The course also exposes students to the beginning and growth of the Novel as an art form—its major trends and types. These texts help students to understand fiction as a genre – its analysis, interpretation, and narrative techniques. The course also exposes students to major novelists of world literature like Dostoevsky and Stephen Crane and important trends in the 19^th century English Novel.

ENM505

GROUP SELFSTUDY SEMINAR & VIVA VOCE

Students learn to compose a research paper by integrating Primary and Secondary sources, understand and interpret a literary text independently, integrate their own ideas with those of others, understand the basics of documentation, write with clarity and understanding. They learn to collect and sift information, interpret literature in historical, social and cultural contexts, communicate and present ideas effectively, accurately and clearly.

ENM601

INTRO. TO LINGUISTICS & STYLISTICS

The course exposes students to the basic concepts, branches and areas of Linguistics. The course also lays a foundation for critical theory and language studies. Students develop the ability to interpret texts through the understanding of stylistic methods and tools.

ENM602

INDIAN CLASSICAL LITERATURE

Exposure to Indian classical texts leads to understanding of the main concepts and principles of Indian Poetics. This helps in developing an interest in comparative studies with reference to Eastern and Western Literature and philosophy.

ENM603

POETRY FROM 1700 TO 1800

Analytical Reading and interpretation of English Poetry during the 18^th century. The course also exposes students to major poets of the Neo-Classical and transitional Ages of English literature.

ENM604

EARLIER LITERARY CRITICISM

ENM605

GROUP SELFSTUDY SEMINAR & VIVA VOCE

Students learn to compose a research paper by integrating Primary and Secondary sources, understand and interpret an literary text independently, integrate their own ideas with those of others, understand the basics of documentation, write with clarity and understanding. They learn to collect and sift information, interpret literature in historical, social and cultural contexts, communicate and present ideas effectively, accurately and clearly.

ENM701

LITERARY HISTORY AND MOVEMENTS

Developing an understanding of the major tenets of literary history of Britain. Understanding important features of Major literary movements specially in the 20^th century. Gaining insight into some aspects of socio-cultural background and history of Britain from the Anglo-Saxon to Post-modern era. The course also gives insight into the development and growth of the English language.

ENM702

POST-RENAISSANCE DRAMA

Historical background, textual analysis and interpretation of Drama after the Renaissance.

ENM703

NINETEENTH CENTURY POETRY

Analytical Reading and interpretation of English Poetry during the 19^th century. The course also exposes students to major poets of the Romantic Revival with reference to English literature and the important causes and features of Romanticism.

ENM704

MODERN LITERARY CRITICISM

ENM705

INDIVIDUAL SELFSTUDY SEMINAR & VIVA

Students learn to compose a research paper by integrating Primary and Secondary sources, understand and interpret an literary text independently, integrate their own ideas with those of others, understand the basics of documentation, write with clarity and understanding. They learn to collect and sift information, interpret literature in historical, social and cultural contexts, communicate and present ideas effectively, accurately and clearly.

ENM706

LINGUISTICS AND DISCOURSE ANALYSIS

ENM707

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION

To enable the students to correspond in English effectively i.e. to write business correspondence in professional format using correct and impactful vocabulary and punctuation.

ENM708

PEDAGOGIC ENGLISH-ELT

ENM709

THEORY & PRACTICE  OF TRANSLATION

ENM710

INDIAN DIASPORIC LITERATURE

Understanding diaspora and its impact on literature. Having exposure to major writers of the Indian Diaspora. Close reading and interpretation of major texts in different genres. Develop new perspectives in Diaspora literature.

ENM711

TRAVEL LITERATURE

Understand the meaning, concept and features of Travel writing. Read, analyze and interpret important texts in Travel literature and assess their contribution.

ENM801

INTERPRETATION & THEORIES OF LIT.

Understand terms, categories and concepts related to modern critical theories. Exposure to conflicting interpretations of literature, relating literature to other disciplines.

ENM802

MODERN DRAMA

Understand important movements, trends and features related to twentieth century drama. Close reading, analysis and interpretation of major modern European dramatists. Gain exposure to modern theater techniques.

ENM803

MODERN POETRY

Understand important movements, trends and features related to modern poetry. Close reading, analysis and interpretation of major modern poets and assess their contribution to literature.

ENM804

MODERN FICTION

Understand important movements, trends and features related to modern fiction. Close reading, analysis and interpretation of major twentieth century novelists and assess their contribution to world literature. Gain insight into modern narrative techniques and styles.

ENM805

INDIVIDUAL SELFSTUDY SEMINAR & VIVA

Students learn to compose a research paper by integrating Primary and Secondary sources, understand and interpret an literary text independently, integrate their own ideas with those of others, understand the basics of documentation, write with clarity and understanding. They learn to collect and sift information, interpret literature in historical, social and cultural contexts, communicate and present ideas effectively, accurately and clearly.

ENM806

AFRICAN LITERATURE

Gain knowledge of the social, cultural, religious background of Africa, colonial and post-colonial impact on African literature, analysis and interpretation of major texts, history of African literature- major concepts and features.

ENM807

AMERICAN LITERATURE

Gain knowledge of the social, cultural, religious background of America and impact on American literature, analysis and interpretation of major texts, history of American literature- major concepts and features. Understand major movements like transcendentalism, naturalism, Realism etc. related to the growth of American literature.

ENM808

INDIAN WRITING IN ENGLISH

Gain knowledge of the social, cultural, religious background of Pre- independence  and post-independence India, impact on Indian English literature, analysis and interpretation of major texts, history of Indian English literature in different genres- major concepts and features.

ENM001

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

To make literature students know about the research process and how to write them.

ENM002

PRE-DISSERTATION

ENM901

DISSERTATION

ENM902

LITERARY ESSAY

To acquaint the students to the sound theories and ideologies of great  thinkers . It helps them to prepare for competitive exams

ENM903

CREATIVE WRITING IN ENGLISH

ENM904

PRINT AND ELECTRONIC MEDIA

ENM951

DISSERTATION I

Gain experience in conducting research, practice in critical reading, analysis and writing, representation and interpretation of literature in diverse contexts. Research seminars and colloquia offer students opportunities to integrate their learning in better ways, opening out new avenues for doctoral research.

ENM952

DISSERTATION II

ENM953

SELF STUDY COURSE

Students learn to compose a research paper by integrating Primary and Secondary sources, understand and interpret an literary text independently, integrate their own ideas with those of others, understand the basics of documentation, write with clarity and understanding. They learn to collect and sift information, interpret literature in historical, social and cultural contexts, communicate and present ideas effectively, accurately and clearly.

ENM954

Adv. Research Methodology& ANALYSIS

ENM955

POST-MODERN LITERATURE

Knowledge of major trends in postmodern literature, analysis and interpretation of major texts in different genres, identify and analyze issues and topics related to postmodern writing through different approaches.