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Courses Offered
Under
Graduate Courses
The Department Offers Courses to B.Sc. (Hons.)
Community
Science Students
Sr. No. |
Course Title |
Course No. |
Sem. |
Cr. Hrs |
1. |
Extension Education and Rural Development
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EECM -111 |
I |
3(3+0) |
2. |
Communications Skills and Personality Development |
EECM -112 |
I |
3(2+1) |
3. |
Women in Agriculture |
EECM-123 |
II |
2 (2+0) |
4. |
Diffusion and adoption of Homestead Technologies
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EECM-234 |
III |
3(2+1) |
5. |
Instructional Technology |
EECM -245 |
IV |
3(1+2) |
6. |
Extension Training Management |
EECM -356 |
V |
3(1+2) |
7. |
Programme Development for Rural Families |
EECM-367 |
VI |
3(1+2) |
8. |
Community Organisation
|
EECM-368 |
VI |
2(2+0) |
Courses for Students READY Programme
1. |
Instructional Video Production |
EECM 471 |
VII |
9(0+9) |
2. |
Public Relation and Social Marketing |
EECM 472 |
VII |
2(0+2) |
3. |
Web Designing and Multimedia Production
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EECM 473 |
VII |
9(0+9) |
4. |
Seminar |
EECM 474 |
VII |
1(1+0) |
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Total |
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21(1+20) |
5. |
In-Plant Training/ Internship/ RAWE |
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VIII |
20 (0+20) |
EECM111 |
Extension Education and Rural Development |
3(3+0)
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Theory
Extension Education-concept and importance, philosophy, principles and
objectives. Evolution of extension education- glimpses of pre and
post-independence era. Community: Meaning and definition, types of
communities, community and science, community mobilization. Community
development programmes- concept, objectives, organization, activities,
achievement and failures. Rural development- concept, need, meaning, aim
and functions of extension education for rural development. Panchayati
Raj Institutions- concept, history, structure and function. Current
rural development programmes/Organizations - NRLM, NRHM, Ujjwala,
Beti Padhao Beti Bachao, MGNREGA, IAY, ICDS, Total sanitation
schemes/ campaigns etc. ATMA, DRDA, ATIC, Role of ICAR, SAUs,
KVKs, DAATTCs and NGOs in rural development.
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EECM112 |
1.
Communications Skills and Personality Development
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3(2+1) |
Theory
Communication skills- Process of communication, verbal and nonverbal
communication; listening and note taking, writing skills, oral
presentation skills; field diary and lab record; indexing, footnote and
bibliographic procedures. Reading and comprehension of general and
technical articles, precise writing, summarizing, abstracting;
individual and group presentations, and impromptu presentation, public
speaking; Group discussion. Role of ICT in communication. Recent
advances in communication- Print and electronic, internet, e-mail, fax,
mobile, interactive video and teleconferencing, computer, e-governance.
Meaning and definition of personality; Theoretical perspectives on
personality- Behavioural trait and humanistic personality pattern;
moulding the personality patterns. Personality development-
Self-perception, self-concept, self-esteem and gender stereotyping,
persistence and changes in personality determinants (physical,
intellectual, emotional, social, educational and family). Aspirations,
achievements and fulfilment. Dressing for formal and informal.
Practical
Listening and note taking, writing skills, oral presentation skills;
field diary and lab record; indexing, footnote and bibliographic
procedures. Reading and comprehension of general and technical articles,
precise writing, summarizing, abstracting; individual and group
presentations. Developing questionnaire to study impact of physique,
educational institutions, aspirations on personality; developing
questionnaire to study social prescriptions, gender and family on
personality, aspirations and achievements. Collecting data through the
questionnaires on small samples. Report writing and presentation. Case
study of an individual suffering with personality disorders.
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EECM123 |
Women in Agriculture |
2 (2+0) |
Theory
Evolution of agriculture in India, General agricultural production
activities, Agricultural and allied sectors in rural India, role of
women in agricultural and allied sectors, status of farm women -Social,
economic and health status of women in agriculture, Women friendly tools
and implements, Gender issues, Women in agriculture Policy, Programmes
(government and non-government) and institutions for women in
agriculture, Women empowerment in agriculture, Agri-preneurship and
training to farmwomen.
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EECM 234 |
Diffusion and Adoption of Homestead
Technologies 3(2+1) |
Theory
Concept and functions of communication. Types of communication- written,
verbal and nonverbal. Forms of communication- interpersonal and
intrapersonal communication. Levels of communication-horizontal, upward
and downward. Communication process, elements- source, message, channel,
receiver and feedback. Techniques of communication. Different
channels of communication and their characteristics. Theories &
models of communication-Berlo’s model and Aristotle model. Barriers of communication. Concept and elements of diffusion process-
Innovation, channels of communication, social system and time.
Innovation–decision process, types of innovation–decision, consequences
of innovations. Homestead technology-concept and its relevance to
innovation – decision process. Different homestead technologies with
special reference to Home Science. Adoption- meaning, definition and
adoption process. Factors affecting adoption and innovation – decision
process and constraints. Different terms used in diffusion of innovation
and adoption process- rate of adoption, over adoption, innovativeness,
dissonance, rejection and discontinuance. Adopter categories- concept
and types. Social change: concept, theories, dimensions and factors.
Change agents and opinion leader- meaning, definitions, and
characteristics. Change proneness – acceptance and resistance to
social change.
Practical
Collection of homestead technologies. Adoption in localities
–observation, visit to different entrepreneurs with adopted home stead
technologies for business enterprise. Visit to different successful SHGs.
Categories of adopters among SHG’s members. Analysis and presentation of
reports. Identification of change agents in a localities and
presentation of reports.
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EECM 245 |
Instructional Technology |
3(1+2) |
Theory
Instructional technology- Concept, definition, principles,
classification, characteristics, uses and approaches. Audio
visual aids (A V Aids) – concept, definition, classifications, purpose,
use, advantages and limitations of various AV aids. Criteria for
selection and evaluation of AV aids. Instructional methods and latest
innovative techniques (simulation, team teaching, micro teaching,
Meaning, classification, purpose, use and limitations. Definition,
purpose, use, advantages and limitations of projected,
non-projected aids, electronic and folk media. Introduction to MS
Office - Word, Excel, Power Point. Lesson planning and
evaluation of teaching.
Practical
Planning, preparation, presentation of posters, charts, flash cards,
display and other AV aids. Exercises on MS-Word-Ms-Excel,
MS-Power Point; internet application-web browsing, creation and
operation of email account. Handling of audio-visual equipment.
Planning, preparation and delivery of teaching/extension lesson.
Evaluation of student – teacher performance based on planned lesson.
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EECM 356 |
Extension Training Management |
3(1+2) |
Theory
Training: Concept, need, definition, importance. Identification of
training need. Types of Training. Training process, different phases of
training and its management. Qualities of a good trainer- communications
skills, training skills, motivational skills and handling difficult
situations. Adult learning, characteristics of adult learner.
Facilitation skills in training, problem and prospects of training.
Designing training module: Basic guidelines, steps in module designing.
Training methods. Training evaluation: Objectives, principle, steps and
indicators of training evaluation. Important training institutions in
India.
Practical
Visit to state level training vocational training institutes, report
writing and presentation, hands-on-experience with training need
analysis. Writing training objectives. Hands-on experience training
methods. Familiarization with monitoring and evaluation tools of
training, familiarization with offline and online training module.
Preparation of training module, designing, conducting and evaluation of
training programmes. Analysis of HRD programmes of academic and
corporate institutions. Interaction with the HRD professionals.
Presentation of reports.
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EECM-367 |
Programme Development for Rural Families |
3(1+2) |
Theory
Planning - definition and nature. Extension programme planning-concept,
definition, objectives and principles. Relevant terms used in programme
planning - situation, aims, objectives, problem, solution, project plan,
plan of work, calendar of work, etc. Steps in extension
programme planning-situation analysis through PRA techniques,
need and environment assessment and rapport building. Leader and
leadership- meaning, definition and identification of leader. Role of
local leaders, involvement of local bodies/ organizations and extension
agencies. Programme implementation and constraints.
Monitoring and evaluation of extension programme. Critical analysis of
few major development programmes under five-year plans.
Practical:
Establishing rapport with rural families and identification of leader.
Conducting baseline survey of village and household using PRA
techniques. Analysis of information. Triangulation of information from
conventional and PRA methods. Preparation of detailed plan of work for
need based short duration programme. Implementation and evaluation of
programme. Report writing and presentation.
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EECM - 368 |
Community Organization
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2(2+0) |
Theory
Basic Conceptual Framework of Community - concept of community in Social
Work; Common terminologies- Community Organization, community work,
community development; Community Organization-skills of Community
Organizer; Role of Community Organizer-Approaches , Strategies of
Community Organization and people’s Participation; Interventions
of NGO’s and Government in Community Organization; Social Action
-Concept , Objectives and Scope ; Tactics and Methods of Social Action
in Community Organization.
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Courses for Students READY Programme
Instructional Video Production
Theory
Orientation to photography and photographic equipments.
Hands on training
with different types of professional cameras, writing
captions, editing
photo using different software, photo features and presentation.
Familiarization with instructional video, writing instructions for
instructional video. Familiarization with script, hands-on-experience with
script writing. Familiarization with video and audio formats. Preparation of
amateur instructional video. Familiarization with video camera and operations.
Hands-on-training with video camera. Production of video–pre-production,
production and post-production. Projection and evaluation.
Public Relation and Social Marketing
Theory
Public relations-concept, objectives, tools, laws and ethics.
Visit to Institution under government sector for analysing the public relations
institution. Orientation to different models of PR. Designing PR
models.
Analysis of the situation to find out the social problems in a community.
Assessment and analysis
of the problems. Preparation of report on collected information. Planning
for social marketing strategy based on the identified problems.
Execution of social marketing programme, planning
for publicity campaign, execution
of publicity campaign.
Evaluation of programme and reporting.
Web Designing and Multimedia Production
Familiarization with different types of websites. Hands-on-experience with Adobe
Photoshop for designing of website. Hands-on-experience with HTML 4.01, writing
for construction of website. Hands-on-experience with Dreamweaver
for construction of website. Hands-on-experience with flash for animations of
website. Familiarization with cascading sheet styles. Familiarization with web
analytics, practical
orientation to Multimedia application. Multimedia -types of
multimedia production.
Handling
multimedia-parts, connections and peripherals. Scanning,
retrieval, capturing
and navigating skills.
Planning and production of multimedia package. Integrating various
media elements i.e. text, graphics, animation, audio and video into an
educational application.
Multimedia
authoring tools - CD and DVD writing techniques, presentation
of the prepared
Multimedia kit by using LCD Projector.
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