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COURSE OUTCOMES

DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL

Program Name: B.Lit/ B.A. Lit.

Course Name: Tamil Language and Literature

Course Code: [Insert course code, e.g., TAM101]

Course Description: This course introduces students to the rich world of Tamil literature, focusing on classical and contemporary works, with an emphasis on language proficiency and literary analysis.

Course Outcomes:

By the end of this course, students should be able to:

Demonstrate Proficiency in Tamil Language:

Read, write, and speak Tamil fluently, and demonstrate an understanding of grammar and syntax.
Comprehend and interpret classical and contemporary Tamil texts accurately.

Analyze and Appreciate Tamil Literature:

Analyze and critically evaluate the themes, styles, and literary techniques used in classical and contemporary Tamil literature.
Discuss the historical and cultural contexts in which the literary works were created.

Engage in Literary Interpretation:

Formulate well-structured and coherent literary analyses of selected Tamil texts, discussing literary elements, character development, and plot dynamics.
Interpret the social, political, and philosophical messages conveyed through the literature.

Apply Literary Theories and Critical Approaches:

Apply relevant literary theories and critical approaches to the analysis of Tamil texts, demonstrating a deep understanding of literary criticism.
Understand the Historical Evolution of Tamil Literature:
Trace the development of Tamil literature from its classical origins to contemporary times, recognizing the key periods and major literary figures.

Express Original Thoughts and Opinions:

Develop the ability to express original ideas and opinions on Tamil literature, both orally and in writing.

Research and Academic Writing Skills:

Demonstrate research skills by conducting independent literary research on selected topics related to Tamil literature.
Produce academic papers or essays that adhere to proper research and citation standards.

Cultural and Social Awareness:

Understand the cultural and societal implications of Tamil literature, including its role in shaping the Tamil identity and cultural heritage.

Effective Communication Skills:

Develop effective communication skills, including presentation and group discussion skills, to engage in scholarly discourse.

Ethical and Professional Conduct:

Uphold ethical standards in research and academic writing, including avoiding plagiarism and respecting intellectual property rights.

M.A Tamil Program:

Advanced Tamil Language Proficiency:

Applying (Application): Apply advanced grammar and syntax to compose complex written texts and engage in scholarly discourse.
Analyzing (Analysis): Analyze intricate sentence structures and linguistic nuances in Tamil texts.
Evaluating (Evaluation): Evaluate and critique the language and style of renowned Tamil authors.

Tamil Literary Theory and Criticism:

Understanding (Comprehension): Explain key literary theories and critical approaches in the context of Tamil literature.
Analyzing (Analysis): Analyze Tamil literary works using advanced literary theory.
Creating (Synthesis): Synthesize critical perspectives to create original literary analyses.

Comparative Literature and Translation Studies:

Analyzing (Analysis): Analyze and compare Tamil literature with other world literatures, identifying thematic and stylistic connections.
Creating (Synthesis): Synthesize translations of Tamil literary works, preserving the original meaning and nuances.
Evaluating (Evaluation): Evaluate the cultural impact of translated Tamil literature in the global context.

Tamil Literary Research Methods:

Applying (Application): Apply advanced research methods to conduct in-depth studies of Tamil literature.
Analyzing (Analysis): Analyze primary and secondary sources to support research in Tamil literature.
Creating (Synthesis): Create original research proposals and papers on topics in Tamil literature.

Tamil Literary Movements and Trends:

Understanding (Comprehension): Explain the historical context and evolution of Tamil literary movements.
Analyzing (Analysis): Analyze the impact of socio-cultural and political movements on Tamil literature.
Evaluating (Evaluation): Evaluate the relevance and significance of past and current literary movements.

Tamil Literary Criticism and Contemporary Issues:

Understanding (Comprehension): Explain the contemporary issues addressed in Tamil literature.
Analyzing (Analysis): Analyze the role of literature in addressing modern societal challenges.
Evaluating (Evaluation): Evaluate the effectiveness of Tamil literary works in promoting social awareness and change.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Course Outcome: Department of Commerce, M. Com

Financial Accounting and Reporting

CO1: Analyze financial statements using accounting principles.

CO2: Interpret financial data for reporting and decision-making.

Managerial Economics

CO1: Apply economic theories to assess business decisions.

CO2: Evaluate market behavior using economic models.

Business Statistics and Analytics

CO1: Utilize statistical methods for business data analysis.

CO2: Apply statistical tools in making informed business decisions.

Corporate Finance

CO1: Evaluate investment decisions using financial management principles.

CO2: Analyze financial strategies for corporate decision-making.

Specialization Courses:

Marketing Management

CO1: Apply marketing strategies to different market segments.

CO2: Analyze consumer behavior in marketing contexts.

Human Resource Management

CO1: Evaluate HR policies and practices in organizational settings.

CO2: Apply strategic HR solutions to enhance organizational performance.

International Business

CO1: Analyze global markets and trade policies.

CO2: Develop international business strategies for organizations.

Electives:

Entrepreneurship and Innovation

CO1: Develop entrepreneurial ventures and innovation strategies.

CO2: Evaluate the feasibility of innovative business ideas.

Strategic Management

CO1: Formulate and assess organizational strategies for competitiveness.

CO2: Evaluate strategic decisions for long-term business success.

Research and Practical Application:

Research Methodology in Commerce

CO1: Apply research methodologies in conducting business-related research.

CO2: Analyze and interpret research findings in commerce.

Project or Dissertation

CO1: Undertake independent research and present structured findings.

CO2: Evaluate and defend research outcomes effectively.

Capstone and Practical Experience:

Internship or Industry Project

CO1: Apply theoretical knowledge in a practical business environment.

CO2: Create solutions aligned with industry practices.

Seminar or Capstone Presentation

CO1: Present a comprehensive analysis integrating coursework and practical experience.

CO2: Evaluate and synthesize learnings in a structured presentation.

Course Outcome: Bank Management

Introduction to Banking and Financial Services

Outcome: Understand the principles and functions of banking institutions.

Cognitive Level: Remembering and Understanding

Principles of Accounting and Finance

Outcome: Apply accounting principles and financial analysis in banking contexts.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Analyzing

Economics for Banking

Outcome: Analyze economic factors influencing banking operations and policies.

Cognitive Level: Analyzing and Evaluating

DEPARTMENT OF BANK MANAGEMENT

Course in Bank Management:

Banking Operations and Services

Outcome: Understand banking operations, services, and customer relationship management.

Cognitive Level: Understanding and Applying

Risk Management in Banking

Outcome: Assess and manage risks in banking operations and financial products.

Cognitive Level: Analyzing and Evaluating

Regulatory Framework in Banking

Outcome: Understand banking laws, regulations, and compliance requirements.

Cognitive Level: Understanding and Evaluating

Specialization Courses:

Investment and Portfolio Management

Outcome: Apply investment strategies and manage banking portfolios effectively.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Analyzing

Financial Markets and Instruments

Outcome: Analyze financial markets and instruments relevant to banking.

Cognitive Level: Analyzing and Evaluating

Retail and Corporate Banking

Outcome: Understand and evaluate retail and corporate banking practices.

Cognitive Level: Understanding and Evaluating

Electives:

Banking Technology and Innovation

Outcome: Assess and adopt technological innovations in banking services.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Creating

International Banking and Finance

Outcome: Analyze international banking practices and global financial markets.

Cognitive Level: Analyzing and Evaluating

Research and Practical Application:

Research Methods in Banking

Outcome: Apply research methodologies in conducting banking-related research.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Analyzing

Banking Project or Dissertation

Outcome: Undertake independent research or a project related to banking practices.

Cognitive Level: Creating and Evaluating

Capstone and Practical Experience:

Internship in Banking Institutions

Outcome: Apply theoretical knowledge in a practical banking environment.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Creating

Capstone Presentation or Seminar

Outcome: Present a comprehensive analysis integrating coursework and practical experience.

Cognitive Level: Creating and Evaluating

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

Course Outcome for Mathematics

Foundation Courses:

Calculus

Outcome: Apply differential and integral calculus in problem-solving across various fields.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Analyzing

Algebra and Number Theory

Outcome: Demonstrate proficiency in algebraic concepts and number theory principles.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Evaluating

Discrete Mathematics

Outcome: Apply discrete structures and logical reasoning in mathematical problem-solving.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Analyzing

Core Courses:

Linear Algebra

Outcome: Apply matrix theory and linear transformations in mathematical contexts.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Analyzing

Probability and Statistics

Outcome: Apply probability concepts and statistical methods in data analysis and inference.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Evaluating

Differential Equations

Outcome: Solve ordinary and partial differential equations in mathematical modeling.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Analyzing

Advanced Courses:

Real Analysis

Outcome: Understand and apply concepts of real analysis in mathematical proofs and reasoning.

Cognitive Level: Analyzing and Evaluating

Complex Analysis

Outcome: Apply complex analysis techniques in solving problems related to functions of a complex variable.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Analyzing

Numerical Analysis

Outcome: Apply numerical methods for solving mathematical problems with computational techniques.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Analyzing

Electives:

Mathematical Modeling

Outcome: Develop and analyze mathematical models for real-world phenomena.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Evaluating

Graph Theory and Combinatory

Outcome: Apply graph theory and combinatorial principles in problem-solving.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Analyzing

Topology

Outcome: Understand topological concepts and their applications in various branches of mathematics.

Cognitive Level: Analyzing and Evaluating

Research and Practical Application:

Research Methods in Mathematics

Outcome: Apply research methodologies in mathematical investigations and projects.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Analyzing

Mathematical Project or Thesis

Outcome: Undertake independent research and present findings in a structured mathematical report.

Cognitive Level: Creating and Evaluating

Capstone and Practical Experience:

Internship or Teaching Practicum

Outcome: Apply mathematical knowledge in a practical setting or gain teaching experience.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Creating

Seminar or Presentation

Outcome: Present comprehensive mathematical analyses integrating coursework and practical experience.

Cognitive Level: Creating and Evaluating

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

Course Title: Understanding English Language and Literature

Course Outcomes:

CO1: Develop proficient reading and critical analysis skills, enabling interpretation and evaluation of literary texts with cultural and historical depth.

Cognitive Level: Analyzing and Evaluating (Bloom's Taxonomy)

Activities:

Analyzing literary texts in their historical context (Analyze)

Evaluating different interpretations of literary works (Evaluate)

Synthesizing cultural and historical information to interpret texts (Synthesize)

CO2: Gain comprehensive knowledge of English language and linguistics, including syntax, semantics, and sociolinguistics.

Cognitive Level: Understanding and Applying (Bloom's Taxonomy)

Activities:

Understanding syntax and grammar rules (Understand)

Applying sociolinguistic theories to real-world examples (Apply)

Analyzing semantic changes in language over time (Analyze)

CO3: Develop appreciation for the diversity of voices within the English-speaking world and foster intercultural competence.

Cognitive Level: Evaluating and Creating (Bloom's Taxonomy)

Activities:

Evaluating cultural nuances in literary texts (Evaluate)

Creating presentations showcasing diverse cultural perspectives (Create)

Analyzing and critiquing cultural representations in literature (Evaluate)

CO4: Foster critical thinking, research, and problem-solving abilities for approaching complex issues.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Analyzing (Bloom's Taxonomy)

Activities:

Applying critical thinking to analyze complex literary texts (Apply)

Analyzing linguistic problems using research methodologies (Analyze)

Synthesizing research findings to propose solutions (Evaluate)

Assessment:

Assignments: Analytical essays, critical evaluations of texts

Presentations: Showcasing cultural and linguistic analyses

Exams: Assessing analytical and evaluative understanding of literary and linguistic concepts

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

Introduction to Computer Science

Outcome: Understand fundamental concepts of computing and programming.

Cognitive Level: Remembering and Understanding

Mathematics for Computer Science

Outcome: Apply mathematical principles in solving computational problems.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Analyzing

Data Structures and Algorithms

Outcome: Implement and analyze efficient data structures and algorithms.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Analyzing

Computer Architecture and Operating Systems

Outcome: Understand the structure and functioning of computer systems.

Cognitive Level: Understanding and Analyzing

Software Engineering

Outcome: Develop software systems using appropriate methodologies and practices.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Creating

Database Systems

Outcome: Design, implement, and manage databases effectively.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Creating

Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

Outcome: Apply AI and ML algorithms in problem-solving scenarios.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Evaluating

Networking and Security

Outcome: Understand networking concepts and implement security measures.

Cognitive Level: Understanding and Applying

Additional Components:

Programming Languages and Paradigms

Outcome: Gain proficiency in various programming languages and paradigms.

Cognitive Level: Remembering and Understanding

Ethics in Computing

Outcome: Understand ethical considerations in computer science and technology.

Cognitive Level: Understanding and Evaluating

Capstone Project or Internship

Outcome: Apply knowledge and skills in a real-world setting.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Creating

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

Foundation Courses: Physics

Classical Mechanics

Outcome: Apply Newtonian mechanics to solve problems in classical physics.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Analyzing

Electromagnetism

Outcome: Understand and apply Maxwell's equations and electromagnetic theory.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Analyzing

Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics

Outcome: Apply laws of thermodynamics and statistical mechanics to describe physical systems.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Evaluating

Core Courses:

Quantum Mechanics

Outcome: Understand the principles of quantum mechanics and their application in physics.

Cognitive Level: Analyzing and Evaluating

Atomic and Nuclear Physics

Outcome: Analyze atomic and nuclear phenomena using quantum principles.

Cognitive Level: Analyzing and Evaluating

Optics and Photonics

Outcome: Apply optical principles and understand the behavior of light and photons.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Analyzing

Advanced Courses:

Solid State Physics

Outcome: Understand the behavior of condensed matter systems and materials.

Cognitive Level: Analyzing and Evaluating

Particle Physics and Cosmology

Outcome: Understand fundamental particles, particle interactions, and cosmological theories.

Cognitive Level: Analyzing and Evaluating

Plasma Physics

Outcome: Analyze the behavior and properties of plasma in diverse physical contexts.

Cognitive Level: Analyzing and Evaluating

Electives:

Astrophysics

Outcome: Apply physics principles to understand celestial objects and phenomena.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Evaluating

Biophysics

Outcome: Apply physics concepts to understand biological systems and processes.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Evaluating

Environmental Physics

Outcome: Apply physics principles to analyze environmental systems and their dynamics.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Evaluating

Research and Practical Application:

Experimental Physics

Outcome: Plan, conduct, and analyze experiments using advanced physics equipment.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Evaluating

Research Project or Thesis

Outcome: Conduct independent research and present findings in a structured scientific report.

Cognitive Level: Creating and Evaluating

Capstone and Practical Experience:

Internship or Laboratory Practicum

Outcome: Apply theoretical knowledge in a practical physics laboratory or industry setting.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Creating

Seminar or Presentation

Outcome: Present comprehensive scientific analyses integrating coursework and practical experience.

Cognitive Level: Creating and Evaluating

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK

Introduction to Social Work

Outcome: Understand the historical development, values, and ethics of social work practice.

Cognitive Level: Remembering and Understanding

Human Behavior in the Social Environment

Outcome: Analyze individual and group behavior in social contexts.

Cognitive Level: Analyzing and Applying

Practice and Intervention Courses:

Social Work Practice and Skills

Outcome: Develop foundational skills in interviewing, assessment, and intervention techniques.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Creating

Case Management and Intervention Strategies

Outcome: Apply various intervention strategies in diverse social work settings.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Evaluating

Policy and Advocacy Courses:

Social Welfare Policies and Systems

Outcome: Analyze social policies and their impact on vulnerable populations.

Cognitive Level: Analyzing and Evaluating

Community Organizing and Advocacy

Outcome: Engage in community organizing and advocate for social justice.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Creating

Specialization and Elective Courses:

Mental Health and Clinical Social Work

Outcome: Apply clinical skills and interventions in mental health settings.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Evaluating

Child and Family Welfare

Outcome: Assess and intervene in cases related to child and family welfare.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Creating

Research and Evaluation Courses:

Social Work Research Methods

Outcome: Apply research methodologies to evaluate social work interventions.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Analyzing

Program Evaluation in Social Work

Outcome: Design and conduct evaluations of social programs and policies.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Creating

Capstone and Practical Experience:

Field Practicum/Internship

Outcome: Apply theory and skills in supervised real-world social work settings.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Creating

Capstone Project or Seminar

Outcome: Integrate learning through a final project synthesizing theory and practice.

Cognitive Level: Creating and Evaluating

DEPARTMENT OF FASHION TECHNOLOGY AND COSTUME DESIGNING

Course Outcomes:

Introduction to Fashion Technology

Outcome: Understand the fundamental concepts of fashion technology and costume designing.

Cognitive Level: Remembering and Understanding

Garment Construction and Pattern Making

Outcome: Demonstrate proficiency in garment construction techniques and pattern making.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Creating

Textile Science and Technology

Outcome: Analyze different textiles, their properties, and applications in fashion.

Cognitive Level: Analyzing and Evaluating

Fashion Illustration and Design

Outcome: Create fashion illustrations and conceptualize design ideas.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Creating

Fashion Marketing and Merchandising

Outcome: Understand marketing strategies and merchandising practices in the fashion industry.

Cognitive Level: Understanding and Analyzing

Costume Designing for Theatre and Media

Outcome: Apply costume designing techniques for theatre, film, and media productions.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Evaluating

Fashion Entrepreneurship

Outcome: Develop a business plan and strategies for a fashion-related entrepreneurial venture.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Creating

Sustainable Fashion Practices

Outcome: Integrate sustainable and ethical practices in fashion design and production.

Cognitive Level: Analyzing and Creating

Internship in Fashion Industry

Outcome: Apply theoretical knowledge in a practical fashion industry setting.

Cognitive Level: Applying and Creating

Capstone Project in Fashion Technology

Outcome: Execute a comprehensive fashion design project demonstrating creative, technical, and business skills.

Cognitive Level: Creating and Evaluating