POS & COS

Course Outcome

B. A. Part I English for Business Communication (Compulsory English)

           The syllabus of B. A. Part I Comp. English helps the students to get the practical knowledge in the specific area of vocabulary, synonyms, and antonyms, Narration, English for General Purposes, Making Inquiries, Telephonic Communication, and Description.  They get the knowledge of English literature i. e. prose and poetry also. On Saying Please by A. G. Gardiner, In Passion’s Shadow by Mohan Rakesh, My School by Rabindranath Tagore and All the World is a Stage - William Shakespeare. The Lost Child by Mulk Raj Anand, To My Countrymen - APJ Abdul Kalam, A Village Girl by Mohan Singh, My Elder Brother by Premchand.  The poems The Solitary Reaper By William Wordsworth, The Street by Kusumagraj, The Tiger by William Blake, A Poet by Chandrakant Patil develop an aesthetic attitude among the students. They learn communication skills and improve the language competence of the students to write correct English, they successfully can deal with routine matters. They inculcate human values among them through poetry and prose.  They learn about using the English language in daily life. They know about how to ask the questions in different situations they are in. The students get acquainted with communication skills. They inculcate human values through poems and prose. Also, they improve their language competence.

B. A. Part I- Optional English

             The students of B. A. Part I get acquainted with translated Modern Indian literature in English. They are introduced to Short Story as a Minor Form of Literature: Characteristic Features and Short Story as a Minor Form of Literature: Types. They develop literary competence among students by the study of short stories such as Premchand ‘The Shroud’, Saratchandra Chatterji ‘Laloo’, Gurdial Singh ‘A Season of No Return’, Fakir Mohan Senapati ‘Rebati’ and poems like Light, Oh Where is the Light? And When My Play Was With Thee by Rabindra Nath Tagore, I Say Unto Waris Shah by Amrita Pritam, The Void and So Very Far by G. M. Muktibodh. They also learn about the dramatic techniques by the study of a play The Dread Departure (Mahanirvan) by Satish Alekar. The students of the first year of B. A. Part I, who offer Optional English can learn about the different types of English literature and Modern Indian Writing in English Translation. In the first year of their course, they come to know about the history of English literature. The short stories create interest among the students about short stories. The poetry makes them able to see the world from the aesthetic point of view among them.

B. A. Part II English for Communication

            B. A. Part II Compulsory English syllabus is designed to develop various skills among students. The students are enabled to develop communication skills in English, both oral & written. They learn language skills and develop essential employability skills. They use them in their personal, academic & professional lives. With all these skills the students enter the job market with confidence &the ability to work effectively. The students get involved actively in the learning process. The students are enabled to cultivate a board, human & cultured outlook.

B. A. Part II- Optional English

          The students of B. A. Part II learn to get acquainted with Language and Linguistics Phonetics and Phonology, speech mechanism, Morphology and Syntax, the concepts of Semantics and Pragmatics, Basic Clause Patterns, Simple Sentences and Complex Sentences in general. This study makes them good at grammar in English.

                 The paper of Literature and Cinema creates interest among the students about media and its relation to literature. The Comedy of Errors and Five Point Someone are the texts which in this way are related to the movies Angoor and Three Idiots respectively. The study of texts deals with the concept of adaptation. The students are introduced to film and its relationship to literature. A critical approach is developed among the students after learning the adaptation works. They acquire film literacy through a working knowledge of basic film terminology. A clear understanding of literature is established among the students through film adaptations of literary texts.

B. Com. Part I English for Business Communication

           The syllabus of B. A. Part I Comp. English helps the students to get the practical knowledge in the specific area of vocabulary, synonyms, and antonyms, Description, Narration, Business Correspondence, Telephonic Communication, English for Specific Purposes, etc. They get the knowledge of English literature i. e. prose and poetry also. The essays On Smiles by A. G. Gardiner, The Unknown Citizen by W. H. Auden, Panch Parameshvar by Premchand, Kabuliwala by Rabindranath Tagore, Offering in the Temple by Desika Pillai and Felling of the Bunyan Tree by Dilip Chitre. It also includes the stories like The Necklace by Guy de Maupassant, Why does the child Cry by Mulk Raj Anand, I Thank You God by Bernard Dadie and the poems like War by Luigi Pirandello, The Cuckoo by William Wordsworth, Let Me Not…. By William Shakespeare

B.Com. Part II English for Business Communication

              The students of  B. Com. Part II learn the Oral and written skills, language skills for use in their personal, academic and professional lives, Conversation Skills, English for Competitive Examination – I, E-Communication, English for Competitive Examination – II, English for Banking and Industries which helps them in their practical life. They develop among the students essential employability skills. Students enter the job market with confidence and the ability to work effectively. They learn to practice both language and soft skills and involve actively in the learning process. The students cultivate a broad, human and cultured outlook after studying the textbook. The prose section includes the stories like Phenomenal Woman – Maya Angelou, The Childless One – Jai Nimbkar, Those Winter Sundays – Robert Hayden, Four Minutes that get you Hired–Connie Brown Glaser and Barbara Steinberg Smalley, Stormy Arrival in South Africa – Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, My Financial Career – Stephen Leacock,  Senor Payroll – William E. Barrett. The poems like The Road Not Taken – Robert Frost, Breathing Spaces – Rana Nayar, The Verger – Somerset Maugham,  I Am the People, the Mob – Carl Sandburg and One Day I Wrote Her Name – Edmund Spenser

B. Sc. Part I English for Communication

            The students of B. Sc. Part I are enabled to develop their vocabulary, Narration, Description, Telephonic Communication, English for Specific Purposes, Putting Data to Effective Use - Satish Tripathi, Technology with a Human Face – E.F. Schumacher and English for Advertising. The syllabus also includes life experiences of great leaders like Martin Luther King in his I Have a Dream, The Auspicious Vision by Tagore. The poems like How Beautiful by P. K. Padhy, As a Flower I Come by Sundaram, The Book by Iftikar Rizvi, Lost Forest by Johannes Jensen, Stopping by Woods by Robert Frost give a kind of delight to them. The text prescribed for B. Sc. Part I students in this way enables them to form an aesthetic outlook.

Programme Outcome

B. A. Part III- Compulsory English

           When the students complete the 3-year degree course they learn to use different communication skills like developing vocabulary, group discussion, letter writing, report writing, interview techniques which are useful for them when they enter the practical world around them and search different job opportunities. The prose and poetry section helps them to learn ways of behavior and think about finding out aesthetic pleasure in the work of art in literature.

B. Sc. Part III- English for Communication

              B. Sc. Part III students learn about Vocabulary, Avoiding Errors, Organizing a Passage, Interview techniques, Report Writing, Group Discussion, etc. and become perfect in all these skills for future opportunities in their career. The units such as Building Nation, Tiger in the Tunnel, speech by Sudha Murty, cultural heritage and the poems prescribed for B. Sc. Part III students help them to widen their attitude towards the world. The communication units help them in their career for job opportunities and self-employment etc.

Programme Specific Outcome

B. A. Part III- Special English

          When the students complete the 3-year degree course in Special English, they become able to understand & use the English language effectively, build vocabulary and introduce current ideas, and issues. Along with the introduction of Indian Culture, the students learn about novel, drama, poetry, non-fictional prose, literature, linguistics and philosophy of the English language. Students get job opportunities such as translator, faculty teacher, English trainer, data entry operator, English tutor, customer support services, and Call- Centre executive, etc. In this way, students become successful in their careers. Different papers like Literary Criticism, Understanding Poetry, Understanding Drama, Understanding Novel, and Linguistics prescribed for B. A. Part III students enable them to enter the outer world successfully in their career and achieve the job opportunities.