Annexure I. 1. ANTHROPOLOGY Course Semester Main Subject Paper Allied Course Papers* B.Sc. (Hons.) Anthropology

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1 (i) (ii) (iii) Annexure I Following is the list of courses wherein the main papers (Hons.) and the specified allied papers, which can be offered to students have been compiled. The colleges may offer either only one allied paper to all students in each semester or offer the two listed allied papers to half the students in each semester (except Management Studies) For courses wherever practicals are required, the syllabi of erstwhile DC I(FYUP) practical course will be followed. 1. ANTHROPOLOGY B.Sc. (Hons.) Anthropology III Anthropological Genetics (i) Evolutionary Biology (Zoology) Anthropological Theories of Society (ii) Human Physiology and Culture (Zoology) Kinship, Family, Marriage and Gender 2. BIO-CHEMISTRY Archaeological Anthropology of India and Europe Tribes and Peasants in India Anthropology of Religion, Politics, and Economy B.Sc. (Hons.) Biochemistry III Metabolism of Carbohydrates and Lipids Membrane Biology and Bioenergetics Gene Organization and Replication and Repair (i) Conceptual Organic (ii) Thermodynamics, Equilibrium in Chemistry and Electrochemistry Metabolism of Amino Acids and Nucleotides Human Physiology Gene expression and regulation 3. BIO-MEDICAL SCIENCE (ACBR) B.Sc. (Hons.) III Protein Chemistry and Function (iii) Conceptual Organic Biomedical Sciences Human Physiology and Anatomy-II Genome Organization and Function-I (iv) Developmental Biology (Biology) Human Pathology 1

2 Medical Biochemistry Medical Microbiology 4. BOTANY B.Sc. (Hons.) III Archegoniates (i) Molecules of Life Botany Morphology and Anatomy of (ii) Evolutionary Biology Angiosperm Plant Resource Utilization (Zoology) Plant Systematics Reproductive Biology of Angiosperm Concept of Genetics 5. CHEMISTRY B.Sc. (Hons.) Chemistry III Theory: Section A- Inorganic: Principles of Metallurgy and Chemistry of s-block Element Section B- Physical: Chemical and Ionic Equlibria Theory: Organic: Aromatic Hydrocarbons, Halogenated Hydrocarbons, Alcohols and Phenols (i) Calculus (Mathematics) (ii) Electricity & Magnetism (Physics & Astrophysics) Theory: Section A- Organic: Carbonyl Compounds and Carboxylic Acids Section B- Physical: Chemical Kinetics and Catalysis Theory: Inorganic: Chemistry of p-block Elements Theory: Organic: Compounds, Containing Active Methylene, Nitrogen Containing Functional Groups; Polynuclear Hydrocarbons and Heterocycles Theory: Physical: Electrochemistry 2

3 6. COMMERCE Commerce III Corporate Laws (i) Macroeconomic Theory 7. GEOLOGY Corporate Accounting Principles of Marketing Corporate Governance and Social Responsibility Business Economics Cost Accounting Applications (Economics) (ii) Indian (Economics) and Economy B.Sc. (Hons.) III Sedimentology and Principles of (i) Calculus Geology stratigraphy Paleontology Geomorphology (Mathematics) (ii) Mechanics (Physics) Metamorphic Petrology Field Work-I Stratigraphy of India 8. JOURNALISM AND MASS COMMUNICATION Journalism and III New Media (i) Introduction to Politics Mass (Political Science) Communication (ii) Women, Power and Integrated Marketing Politics (Political Communications Reporting and Editing for Broadcast Science) Media Ethics and the Law History and Growth of Media in India Development Communication 3

4 9. MICRO-BIOLOGY B.Sc. (Hons.) III Microbial Physiology & (i) Conceptual Organic Microbiology Metabolism Virology (ii) Food Microbiology and Food Concepts of Genetics Safety (Food Technology) Microbial Genetics and Genomics Cell Biology Molecular Biology 10. PHYSICS B.Sc. (Hons.) III Mathematical Physics-II (i) Real Analysis (Mathematics) Physics (ii) Chemicals Bonding Digital Systems & Applications Waves and Optics Elements of Modern Physics Mathematical Physics-III Analog Systmes and Applications 11. SOCIAL WORK Social Work III Understanding psychology for (i) Individual and Society social work (English) Working with Individuals Working with Groups (ii) Cultural diversity in India (English) Social psychology for social work Communication for development Social deviance and social problem 4

5 12. ZOOLOGY B.Sc. (Hons.) III Diversity & Distribution of (i) Conceptual Organic Zoology Chordata Fundamentals of Biochemistry (ii) Economic Botany and Plant Physiology: Controlling & Biotechnology (Botany) Coordinating Systems Physiology: Life Sustaining Systems Comparative Anatomy of Vertebrata Biochemistry of Metabolic Processes 13. Food Technology (B. Tech. ) Food III Bakery and Confectionary (i) Conceptual Organic Technology Technology Technology of Meat, Milk, Fish and Egg Technology of Cereals, Pulses and Oilseeds (ii) Molecules of Life Food Chemistry Food Quality and Sensory Evaluation Processing of Animal foods 14. Electronics (B. Tech.) Electronics III Analog Electronics-I (i) Chemical Bonding Digital System Design C++ & Data Structures (ii) Electricity and Magnetism (Physics) Analog Electronics-II Electronic Instrumentation Signals & Systems 5

6 15. Instrumentation (B. Tech.) Instrumentation III Industrial Instrumentation (i) Mechanics (Physics) Digital Electronics (ii) Conceptual Organic Quality Control Techniques Electrical Instruments Linear Integrated Circuits Measurement Science & Techniques 16. Polymer Science (B. Tech.) Polymer Science III Polymer Rheology Polymer Additives (i) Differential Equation and Mathematical Modeling (Mathematics) Polymer Characterization (ii) Thermal Physics (Physics ) Polymer Processing & Mold Design Polymer Testing Polymer Blends and Composites 17. MANAGEMENT STUDIES Course Semester Main Subject Paper Bachelor of III Human Resource Management Management Studies (Hons.) Managerial Economics Operations Research Corporate Finance Research Methodology International Trade and Finance Macro Economics and Global Environment Legal Environment for Business 6

7 18. Computer Science (B. Tech.) Course Semester Main Subject Paper Allied Course Papers Computer Science (B. Tech.) III Discrete Structure Numerical methods (Mathematics) Or To be decided Operating System Data Communication & Computer Networks Database Systems Design and Analysis of Algorithms Software Engineering Note: *The Colleges may decide to offer only one or both of the Allied Course Papers in each semester. 7