Vocational Courses developed and prepared to professionally upgrade a student for starting their own Small Scale industry in Block Printing.

Block printing usually involves applying colour on one surface and pressing the colour to another. One can print onto all sorts of surfaces like paper or cloth. The type of colour you choose will depend on what you are printing. Most of the printing methods involve the use of a printing block, but there are many things, which will print just as they need no preparation. Blocks can be made from Wood, Leaf, Potato, Match sticks etc. may be used for printing to give endless variety of patterns. No prior knowledge is required for learning or practising the craft, just a wish to do something extraordinary, a positive attitude is what is required by the student and with a clear mind sky is the limit. A home craft in the beginning with a small investment of 1000/- can be turned into a small scale industry.

MODULE I

 

 

 

 

 

 

Course Number: MCC 141

Course Title: CULTURAL & RELIGION - I

Class: All Modular programmes

Status of Course: CORE, Approved since session: 2012-13

Total Credits:0.5, Min.pds./Module:8

UNIT 1

Culture and Civilization, Geographical background and Indian people, Culture and Civilization: Meaning and Significance, Characteristic features of Indian culture, Unity in Diversity

UNIT 2

Indian Culture, Cultural Background of the social organization, institutions, Varnashram System, Caste System and their modern form,

UNIT 3

Marriage and family, Education system and Institutions, Political Structure, Pre-Vedic period

UNIT 4

(a) Meaning of the word ‘Dharm’ and ‘Religion’ Importance and value of Religion in human life (b) Primitive Religious ideas and belief (c) Religion and Science: Faith and reason.

UNIT 5

(a) Pre-Vedic ideas of Indus Valley Civilization (b) The Vedic Religion (c) Hinduism (d) Modern Religious Movements.

Suggested Readings-

Institute Publication – Cultural Education

Institute Publication - Comparative Study of Religion

Course Number: MCC 142

Course Title: SOCIAL SERVICE

Class: All Certificate Level Courses

Status of course: Core, Approved from session: 2012-13

Total Credits: 0.5, Min. Pds./Module: 8

To do cleaning of campus in and around study center and work for all round development of society

8-Week Modular Course on “Adults’ Clothing”

 

Total credits - 8

EligibilityX^th Pass

 

Course Content

 

·        Provide information related to fashion, marketing and fitting of garments.

·        Provide information on the role played by computers in garment manufacturing.

·        Basics of fashion merchandising.

·        Awareness related to fibre, fabric and garment testing.

·        Acquire ability to  judge stitching quality of various garments.

·        Impart practical skill of  dart manipulation technique for preparing patterns for various  designed garments.

·        Introduction to computer aided designing with reference to preparing patterns on a large scale.

·        Equip the candidate with stitching skills for some adults’ garments like choli cut ladies’ blouse, ladies’ kurti, gents’ payjama, kurta and shirt.

·        Drafting, cutting and stitching of ladies’ housecoats and gents’ pants.

Duration : 9-weeks

Eligibility : 7th Pass (Co-ed)

DEI Course Coordinator : Dr. Parul Bhatnagar

Course Fee : Rs. 750/-

 

Tie & Dye

8-Week ModularCourse on “Clothing for Children and Teenagers”

 

Total credits - 8

EligibilityX^th Pass

 

Course Content

 

·        Provide skill of drafting various clothes for children and teenagers.

·        Provide skills of cutting and stitching of clothes for children and teenagers.

·        Design and stitch infant’s items like layette and jhabla.

·        Designing, drafting, cutting and stitchinga line frock, umbrella cut frock, top, night suit and a few other styles of frocks and skirts for children. 

·        Drafting, cutting and sewing skills for kurti, parallel and the traditional lehnga choli for the teenagers.

·        Learning the concepts of preparing flat pattern by dart manipulation technique.