Department of History
Course Outcomes 2023-24
Semester I
1. Fundamentals of Social Sciences (23BACM11)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Course outcomes
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Knowledge level (Bloom’sTaxonomy)
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Learn about the nature and importance of social science.
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Remember
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CO 2:
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Understand the Emergence of Culture and History
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Understand and evaluate
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CO 3:
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Know the psychological aspects of social behavior
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Apply and Analyze
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CO 4:
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Comprehend the nature of Polity and Economy
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Analyze and evaluate
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Knowledge on application of computer technology
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Analyze and Create
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Semester I
2. Perspectives on Indian Society (23BACM12)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Course outcomes
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Knowledge level (Bloom’s Taxonomy)
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CO 1:
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Learn about the significance of human behavior and social dynamics.
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Remember, Apply and Analyze
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CO 2:
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Remembers the Indian Heritage and freedom struggle
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Remember,Understand and Analyze
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CO 3:
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Comprehend the philosophical foundations of Indian Constitution
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Analyze,Evaluate and Create
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CO 4:
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Knowledge on Indian Economy
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Analyze and Evaluate
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CO 5:
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Knowledge on application of computer technology
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Analyze and Create
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SEMESTER I -
INDIAN HISTORY (MDC) 23HISD13
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Course outcomes
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Knowledge level (Bloom’s Taxonomy)
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Have an overall understanding of Indian History and Culture from ancient to modern India.
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Understand, Analyze and Evaluate
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CO 2:
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Learn about the changes in administration, society, economy, politics, and culture under various dynasties.
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Remember,Understand and Analyze
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CO 3:
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Know the stages of the Indian Freedom Struggle and the roles of Gandhi and Subash Chandra Bose
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Remember ,Understanding and Evaluate
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Semester II
3.Science and Human Past (23HISM21)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Course outcomes
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Knowledge level (Bloom’s Taxonomy)
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CO 1:
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Understand the meaning of history and its relation to other social sciences and historical writing.
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Understand, Apply and Analyze
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CO 2:
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Learn about the origin and evolution of human culture.
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Remember,Understand and Analyze
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CO 3:
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Know how humans transformed from the Stone Age to the Iron Age.
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Apply, Analyze and Evaluate
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CO 4:
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Understand the greatness of the first Indian civilization in the Indus Valley.
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Analyze and Evaluate
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CO 5:
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Learn about the richness of Vedic culture.
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Analyze and Evaluate
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Semester II
4. Age of Enlightenment and State Formation in India (23HISM22)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Course outcomes
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Knowledge level (Bloom’s Taxonomy)
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CO 1:
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Know the philosophies of Indian religions.
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Understand, Apply, Analyze and Evaluate
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CO 2:
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Learn about the formation of states and their growth.
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Remember,Understand and Analyze
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CO 3:
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Know the causes of the rise of Magadha and its political history.
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Remember and Understanding
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CO 4:
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Understand the Mauryans history and Ashoka Dhamma policy.
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Understand ,Apply, Analyze and Evaluate
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Will know the significance of post-Mauryan conditions
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Analyze and Evaluate
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Course Outcomes - 2022-23
Semester – I
Paper – I
ANCIENT INDIAN HISTORY & CULTURE
(from Indus Valley Civilization to 13th Cen A.D)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
CO 1:
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Learn about the Ancient civilisations
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CO 2:
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Understand the Religious Reform Movements
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CO 3:
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Compare the Early South Indian Culture with North Indian culture
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CO 4:
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Appraise the Conditions during the Guptas and describe the contribution of Harsha.
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CO 5:
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Differentiate between the Local Self Government of Cholas to present day democracy
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Semester – II Paper – II (Core Paper)
MEDIEVAL INDIAN HISTORY & CULTURE (1206 A.D to 1764 A.D)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Appraises the impact of Turkish Invasions
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CO 2:
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Appraise the impact of Islam on Indian Society and Culture .
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CO 3:
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Explain the Emergence of Mughal Empire and support Rise of Marathas
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CO 4:
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Designs a new agriculture policy
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CO 5:
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Analyze the causes for Anglo-French Struggle in India
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Semester – III
Paper – III (Core Paper)
MODERN INDIAN HISTORY & CULTURE (1764-1947 A.D)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Describe the Policies of Expansion of the British
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CO 2:
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Analyse the causes Socio Religious & Self Respect Movements
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CO 3:
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Sketch the Freedom Struggle from 1885 to 1920
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CO 4:
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Sketch the Freedom Struggle from 1920 to 1947
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CO 5:
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Critically examine the the Growth of Communalism
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Semester – IV - Paper – IV
HISTORY & CULTURE OF ANDHRA (FROM 1512 TO 1956 AD)
.On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Explain the conditions of Andhra through 16th & 19th Centuries AD
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CO 2:
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Appraises the impact of Industrial Revolution on the economy of Andhra
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CO 3:
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Sketch out the causes for Social Reform & New Literary Movements
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CO 4:
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Compare the Freedom Movement in Andhra (1885-1947) with the nation wide movement
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CO 5:
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Analyze Movement for separate Andhra State (1953) and AP (1956)
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Semester – IV
Paper - V
HISTORY OF MODERN WORLD (FROM 15th Century AD to 1945 AD)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Explain the Transformation of the world from Medieval to Modern Era
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CO 2:
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Describe the Factors for American and French Revolutions
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CO 3:
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Sketch out the Movements for Unification
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CO 4:
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Interpret the effect of Communist Revolution in Russia on the world.
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CO 5:
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Analyze the causes and results of World Wars
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Semester – V Course 6A
Archival Sources and Techniques( Skill Enhancement Courses- Elective)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Understand the archival sources and techniques as professional tools.
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CO 2:
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Identify the intellectual and physical content in historical sites and records.
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CO 3:
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Develop the ability to preserve and create access for a historic record.
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CO 4:
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Recognize the importance of archives in history writing.
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CO 5:
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Manage, budget and implement projects.
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Semester – V-Course 7A
Techniques of History Writing ( Skill Enhancement Courses- Elective)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Course outcomes
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Understand the meaning of history, scope and various concepts in historical writings
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CO 2:
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Identify various historical sources for writing history of a person / event / place/organization/ monument/ etc.
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CO 3:
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Understand the different ways to organize sources and interpretation
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CO 4:
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Summarize the changing ideas and approaches to a particular topic of history
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CO 5:
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Learn skills related to choosing and writing a comprehensive history of a small unit.
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Semester – V -Course 6B
Tourism and Hospitality Services ( Skill Enhancement Courses- Elective)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Course outcomes
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CO 1:
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Understand hospitality as a career
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CO 2:
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Inculcate interpersonal skills
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CO 3:
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Develop the ability for multitasking and crisis management
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Understands the spirit of teamwork
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CO 5:
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Acknowledge the importance of guest service and satisfaction
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Semester – V
Course 7B
Tourism Guidance and Operating Skills ( Skill Enhancement Courses- Elective)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Course outcomes
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Acquire tour guiding, operating and soft skills.
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CO 2:
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Understand different situations under which one has to work
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CO 3:
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Cultivate cultural awareness and flexibility
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CO 4:
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Understand and apply team spirit
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CO 5:
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Plan and organize tour operations efficiently
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Semester – V - Course 6C
Journalistic Reporting and Editing Techniques ( Skill Enhancement Courses- Elective)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Course outcomes
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Gauge the significance of Report Writing.
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CO 2:
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Understand the principles and techniques of Reporting.
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CO 3:
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Know the types of news sources and qualities of a Reporter.
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CO 4:
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Identify the role of Sub Editor and Editor.
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CO 5:
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Critically analyze the challenges in reporting and editing techniques.
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Semester – V
Course 7C
Evolution of Telugu Cinema and Script Writing ( Skill Enhancement Courses- Elective)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Course outcomes
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CO 1:
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Understand the evolution of Telugu cinema and major changes from past to present
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CO 2:
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Assess the role of Telugu cinema makers and their contribution
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CO 3:
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Identify various cinema studios and film institutions
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CO 4:
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Learn skills and techniques of cinema script writing
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CO 5:
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Develop a new script
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Semester – V - Course 6D
Modern Principles and Techniques of Archaeology ( Skill Enhancement Courses- Elective)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Course outcomes
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Identify the relationship between archaeology and other disciplines.
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CO 2:
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Understand the data retrieval techniques in Archaeology.
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CO 3:
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Demonstrate post excavation analysis, recording and interpretation of data.
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CO 4:
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Differentiate the dating methods in Archaeology.
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CO 5:
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Analyze the conservation and preservation methods in Archaeology.
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Semester – V - Course 7D
Museum Management ( Skill Enhancement Courses- Elective)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Course outcomes
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Gain Awareness about the History, Context and Concepts of Museums
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CO 2:
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Understand Curatorial Responsibilities and Ethics of Collection.
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CO 3:
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Document and Classify Museum Objects and Acquire Skills to Manage and Demonstrate them in Museum.
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CO 4:
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Evaluate the Intricacies of Exhibition Design and Develop Skills related to various aspects of Museum Exhibitions.
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CO 5:
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Analyze the Changing Dynamics between Museums and Culture and Job opportunities in this Field.
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Course Outcomes 2020-21
Semester – I - Paper – I
ANCIENT INDIAN HISTORY & CULTURE
(from Indus Valley Civilization to 13th Cen A.D
On completion of the course the student will be able to
CO 1:
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Learn about the Ancient civilisations
|
CO 2:
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Understand the Religious Reform Movements
|
CO 3:
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Compare the Early South Indian Culture with North Indian culture
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CO 4:
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Appraise the Conditions during the Guptas and describe the contribution of Harsha.
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CO 5:
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Differentiate between the Local Self Government of Cholas to present day democracy
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Semester – II - Paper – II (Core Paper)
MEDIEVAL INDIAN HISTORY & CULTURE (1206 A.D to 1764 A.D)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
CO 1:
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Appraises the impact of Turkish Invasions
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CO 2:
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Appraise the impact of Islam on Indian Society and Culture .
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CO 3:
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Explain the Emergence of Mughal Empire and support Rise of Marathas
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CO 4:
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Designs a new agriculture policy
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CO 5:
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Analyze the causes for Anglo-French Struggle in India
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Semester – III -Paper – III (Core Paper)
MODERN INDIAN HISTORY & CULTURE (1764-1947 A.D)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
CO 1:
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Describe the Policies of Expansion of the British
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CO 2:
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Analyse the causes Socio Religious & Self Respect Movements
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CO 3:
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Sketch the Freedom Struggle from 1885 to 1920
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CO 4:
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Sketch the Freedom Struggle from 1920 to 1947
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CO 5:
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Critically examine the the Growth of Communalism
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Semester – IV - Paper – IV
HISTORY & CULTURE OF ANDHRA (FROM 1512 TO 1956 AD)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
CO 1:
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Explain the conditions of Andhra through 16th & 19th Centuries AD
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CO 2:
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Appraises the impact of Industrial Revolution on the economy of Andhra
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CO 3:
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Sketch out the causes for Social Reform & New Literary Movements
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CO 4:
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Compare the Freedom Movement in Andhra (1885-1947) with the nation wide movement
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CO 5:
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Analyze Movement for separate Andhra State (1953) and AP (1956)
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Semester – IV - Paper - V
HISTORY OF MODERN WORLD (FROM 15th Century AD to 1945 AD)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
CO 1:
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Explain the Transformation of the world from Medieval to Modern Era
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CO 2:
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Describe the Factors for American and French Revolutions
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CO 3:
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Sketch out the Movements for Unification
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CO 4:
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Interpret the effect of Communist Revolution in Russia on the world.
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CO 5:
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Analyze the causes and results of World Wars
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COURSE OUTCOMES 2019-2020
Semester I
ANCIENT INDIAN HISTORY & CULTURE (from earliest times to 600A.D)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
CO 1:
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Learn about the Survey of Sources and ancient civilisations
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CO 2:
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Understand the Vedic Age & Religious Reform Movements
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CO 3:
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Compare theTransition from Territorial States to Emergence of Empires
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CO 4:
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Appraise the Conditions during 200 B. C to 300 A. D and describe the conditions of south India.
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CO 5:
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Support the concept of golden age during the conditions of India under the Guptas.
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Semester – II - Paper – II (Core Paper)
EARLY MEDIEVAL INDIAN HISTORY & CULTURE (600 A.D to 1526 A. D.)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Describe the conditions of India from 7th to 11th Century A. D.
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CO 2:
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Appraise the Contribution of the Pallavas to Cultural Development and compare the local self government of the Cholas with modern democracy.
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CO 3:
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Examine the Conditions in India on the eve of Turkish Invasions and explain Delhi Sultanate (1206 to 1290 A.D.) under Slave Dynasty
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CO 4:
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Compare the Conditions during the Delhi Sultanate to earlier times(1290 to 1526 A.D.)
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CO 5:
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Analyze the Cultural Development in India between 13th& 15th Centuries A. D
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Semester – III
Paper – III (Core Paper)
LATE MEDIEVAL & COLONIAL HISTORY OF INDIA (1526 to 1857 A. D.)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
CO 1:
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Explain the Emergence of Mughal Empire and support Rise of Marathas
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CO 2:
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Designs a new agriculture policy
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CO 3:
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Examine the Consolidation of the British Empire in India up to 1857
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CO 4:
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Compare the Economic Policies of the British with present policies
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CO 5:
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Analyze the Peasant & Tribal Revolts - 1857 Revolt
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Semester – IV
Paper – IV (Core Paper)
SOCIAL REFORM MOVEMENT & FREEDOM STRUGGLE (1820 to 1947 A.D.)
COURSE OUTCOMES(COs)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
CO 1:
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Explain the Emergence of Mughal Empire and sketch the causes for the Rise of Marathas
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CO 2:
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Designs a new agriculture policy
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CO 3:
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Examine the Consolidation of the British Empire in India up to 1857
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CO 4:
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Compare the Economic Policies of the British with present policies
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CO 5:
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Analyze the Peasant & Tribal Revolts - 1857 Revolt
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Semester – V
Paper – V (Core Paper)
AGE OF RATIONALISM AND HUMANISM
(The World Between 15th& 18th Centuries)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Explain the Geographical Discoveries and the Consequences
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CO 2:
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Describe the Factors for the Growth of Renaissance and differentiate between Reformation & Counter Reformation
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CO 3:
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Judge the results of Glorious Revolution
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CO 4:
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Interpret the effect of results of The American Revolution
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CO 5:
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Analyze the causes and results of French Revolution (1789)
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Semester – V
Paper – VI (Core Paper)
HISTORY & CULTURE OF ANDHRA DESA (from 12th to 19th Century A.D.)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
CO 1:
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Explain the conditions of Andhra during 12th& 13th Centuries
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CO 2:
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Appraise the contribution of Sri Krishna Devaraya to Andhra Culture
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CO 3:
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Examine the Evolution of Composite Culture
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CO 4:
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Sketch the causes for Peasants and Tribal Revolts in Andhra
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CO 5:
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Designs a new revenue policy
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Semester – VI
Paper – VII-(A) :: (Elective Paper)
HISTORY OF MODERN EUROPE (from 19th Century to 1945 A. D.)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Examine the Impact of Industrial Revolution
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CO 2:
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Appraise Unification Movements in Europe
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CO 3:
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Examine Impact of Communist Revolution on World Order.
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CO 4:
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Sketch the causes for World War - I
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CO 5:
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Designs a new foreign policy
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Semester – VI
Paper – VII-B :: (Elective Paper)
HISTORY OF EAST ASIA (from 19th Century A.D.to 1950 A.D)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Describe the structures of Pre‐colonial China
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CO 2:
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Appraise Chinese Popular Movements
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CO 3:
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Differentiate the Nationalism and Communism movements in China
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CO 4:
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Sketch conditions of Japan during Pre‐ Restoration Period
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CO 5:
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Explain the causes for Emergence of Japan as an Imperial Power
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Semester – VI
Paper – VII-(C) :: (Elective Paper)
CONTEMPORARY HISTORY OF THE WORLD (1945 to Circa 2000 A. D.)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Explain the debate on the origins of the Cold War
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CO 2:
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Appraise the USSR’s relation with the East European countries
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CO 3:
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Differentiate between The Non‐Aligned Movement and cold war
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CO 4:
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Sketch out the reasons for Bi‐polarism and regional conflicts
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CO 5:
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Construct a new foreign policy for India
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Semester – VI
Paper – VII-D (Elective Paper)
BASICS OF JOURNALISM
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Define of Journalism
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CO 2:
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Classifies Journalism
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CO 3:
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Appraise Journalism in the Contemporary World
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CO 4:
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Judges the Ideologies of journalism
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CO 5:
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Describe the Beginnings of Indian Press
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Semester – VI
Paper – VII-E :: (Elective Paper)
HISTORICAL APPLICATION IN TOURISM
On completion of the course the student will be able to
CO 1:
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Define of Tourism
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CO 2:
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Explain the Social and Economic significance of Tourism
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CO 3:
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Appraise History as Tourism product
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CO 4:
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Classifies tourism
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CO 5:
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Writes a project report on field trip
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Semester – VI
Paper – VII-F :: (Elective Paper)
MODERN TECHNIQUES IN ARCHAEOLOGY
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Identify the Stratigraphy and Carbon 14 methods
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CO 2:
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Explain the Dendrochronology and Thermo Luminescence Techniques
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CO 3:
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Classifies the Artefacts
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CO 4:
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List out Methods of Conservation
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CO 5:
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Appraises the Recent Trends in Indian Archaeology
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.Semester – VI
Paper – VIII-A-1 (Cluster Elective Paper –1)
CULTURAL TOURISM IN ANDHRA PRADESH
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Explain the Concepts of Tourism
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CO 2:
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Classifies the Types of Tourism
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CO 3:
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Examines the relationship between History and Tourism
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CO 4:
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Design the Planning and Development of A.P. Tourism:
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CO 5:
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Preparation of Project Report
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Semester – VI
Paper – VIII-A-2 (Cluster Elective Paper 2)
POPULAR MOVEMENTS IN ANDHRA DESA (1848 TO 1956 A.D.)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Explain the Social & Self Respect Movements:
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CO 2:
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Relate the Vandemataram Movement in Andhra with the movement in India
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CO 3:
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Appraise the significance of Freedom Movement in Andhra (1920-1947)
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CO 4:
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Examine the Movement for Separate Andhra State
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CO 5:
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Examine the Movement for formation of Andhra Pradesh
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Semester – VI
Paper – VIII-A-3 (Cluster Elective Paper – 3)
COMTEMPORARY HISTORY OF ANDHRA PRADESH (1956-2014)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
CO 1:
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Explain the Socio-Economic Changes in Andhra Pradesh
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CO 2:
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Appraise the causes for the Growth of Leftist Ideology
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CO 3:
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Appraise the significance of Freedom Movement in Andhra (1920-1947)
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CO 4:
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Defend the Dalit Movement
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CO 5:
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Analyse the causes for the Bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh
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COURSE OUTCOMES
2018-2019
Semester I
ANCIENT INDIAN HISTORY & CULTURE (from earliest times to 600A.D)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
CO 1:
|
Learn about the Survey of Sources and ancient civilisations
|
CO 2:
|
Understand the Vedic Age & Religious Reform Movements
|
CO 3:
|
Compare theTransition from Territorial States to Emergence of Empires
|
CO 4:
|
Appraise the Conditions during 200 B. C to 300 A. D and describe the conditions of south India.
|
CO 5:
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Support the concept of golden age during the conditions of India under the Guptas.
|
Semester – II - Paper – II (Core Paper)
EARLY MEDIEVAL INDIAN HISTORY & CULTURE (600 A.D to 1526 A. D.)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
CO 1:
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Describe the conditions of India from 7th to 11th Century A. D.
|
CO 2:
|
Appraise the Contribution of the Pallavas to Cultural Development and compare the local self government of the Cholas with modern democracy.
|
CO 3:
|
Examine the Conditions in India on the eve of Turkish Invasions and explain Delhi Sultanate (1206 to 1290 A.D.) under Slave Dynasty
|
CO 4:
|
Compare the Conditions during the Delhi Sultanate to earlier times(1290 to 1526 A.D.)
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CO 5:
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Analyze the Cultural Development in India between 13th& 15th Centuries A. D
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Semester – III
Paper – III (Core Paper)
LATE MEDIEVAL & COLONIAL HISTORY OF INDIA (1526 to 1857 A. D.)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
CO 1:
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Explain the Emergence of Mughal Empire and support Rise of Marathas
|
CO 2:
|
Designs a new agriculture policy
|
CO 3:
|
Examine the Consolidation of the British Empire in India up to 1857
|
CO 4:
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Compare the Economic Policies of the British with present policies
|
CO 5:
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Analyze the Peasant & Tribal Revolts - 1857 Revolt
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Semester – IV
Paper – IV (Core Paper)
SOCIAL REFORM MOVEMENT & FREEDOM STRUGGLE (1820 to 1947 A.D.)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
CO 1:
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Explain the Emergence of Mughal Empire and sketch the causes for the Rise of Marathas
|
CO 2:
|
Designs a new agriculture policy
|
CO 3:
|
Examine the Consolidation of the British Empire in India up to 1857
|
CO 4:
|
Compare the Economic Policies of the British with present policies
|
CO 5:
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Analyze the Peasant & Tribal Revolts - 1857 Revolt
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Semester – V
Paper – V (Core Paper)
AGE OF RATIONALISM AND HUMANISM
(The World Between 15th& 18th Centuries)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
CO 1:
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Explain the Geographical Discoveries and the Consequences
|
CO 2:
|
Describe the Factors for the Growth of Renaissance and differentiate between Reformation & Counter Reformation
|
CO 3:
|
Judge the results of Glorious Revolution
|
CO 4:
|
Interpret the effect of results of The American Revolution
|
CO 5:
|
Analyze the causes and results of French Revolution (1789)
|
Semester – V
Paper – VI (Core Paper)
HISTORY & CULTURE OF ANDHRA DESA (from 12th to 19th Century A.D.)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
CO 1:
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Explain the conditions of Andhra during 12th& 13th Centuries
|
CO 2:
|
Appraise the contribution of Sri Krishna Devaraya to Andhra Culture
|
CO 3:
|
Examine the Evolution of Composite Culture
|
CO 4:
|
Sketch the causes for Peasants and Tribal Revolts in Andhra
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CO 5:
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Designs a new revenue policy
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Semester – VI
Paper – VII-(A) :: (Elective Paper)
HISTORY OF MODERN EUROPE (from 19th Century to 1945 A. D.)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Examine the Impact of Industrial Revolution
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Appraise Unification Movements in Europe
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Examine Impact of Communist Revolution on World Order.
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Sketch the causes for World War - I
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Designs a new foreign policy
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Semester – VI -Paper – VII-B :: (Elective Paper)
HISTORY OF EAST ASIA (from 19th Century A.D.to 1950 A.D)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Describe the structures of Pre‐colonial China
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Appraise Chinese Popular Movements
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Differentiate the Nationalism and Communism movements in China
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Sketch conditions of Japan during Pre‐ Restoration Period
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Explain the causes for Emergence of Japan as an Imperial Power
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Semester – VI
Paper – VII-(C) :: (Elective Paper)
CONTEMPORARY HISTORY OF THE WORLD (1945 to Circa 2000 A. D.)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Explain the debate on the origins of the Cold War
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Appraise the USSR’s relation with the East European countries
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Differentiate between The Non‐Aligned Movement and cold war
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Sketch out the reasons for Bi‐polarism and regional conflicts
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CO 5:
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Construct a new foreign policy for India
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Semester – VI
Paper – VII-D (Elective Paper)
BASICS OF JOURNALISM
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Define of Journalism
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Classifies Journalism
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Appraise Journalism in the Contemporary World
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Judges the Ideologies of journalism
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Describe the Beginnings of Indian Press
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Semester – VI
Paper – VII-E :: (Elective Paper)
HISTORICAL APPLICATION IN TOURISM
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Define of Tourism
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Explain the Social and Economic significance of Tourism
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Appraise History as Tourism product
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Classifies tourism
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Writes a project report on field trip
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Semester – VI
Paper – VII-F :: (Elective Paper)
MODERN TECHNIQUES IN ARCHAEOLOGY
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Identify the Stratigraphy and Carbon 14 methods
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Explain the Dendrochronology and Thermo Luminescence Techniques
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Classifies the Artefacts
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List out Methods of Conservation
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Appraises the Recent Trends in Indian Archaeology
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.Semester – VI
Paper – VIII-A-1 (Cluster Elective Paper –1)
CULTURAL TOURISM IN ANDHRA PRADESH
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Explain the Concepts of Tourism
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Classifies the Types of Tourism
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Examines the relationship between History and Tourism
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Design the Planning and Development of A.P. Tourism:
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Preparation of Project Report
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Semester – VI
Paper – VIII-A-2 (Cluster Elective Paper 2)
POPULAR MOVEMENTS IN ANDHRA DESA (1848 TO 1956 A.D.)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Explain the Social & Self Respect Movements:
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Relate the Vandemataram Movement in Andhra with the movement in India
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Appraise the significance of Freedom Movement in Andhra (1920-1947)
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Examine the Movement for Separate Andhra State
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Examine the Movement for formation of Andhra Pradesh
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Semester – VI
Paper – VIII-A-3 (Cluster Elective Paper – 3)
COMTEMPORARY HISTORY OF ANDHRA PRADESH (1956-2014)
On completion of the course the student will be able to
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Explain the Socio-Economic Changes in Andhra Pradesh
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Appraise the causes for the Growth of Leftist Ideology
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Appraise the significance of Freedom Movement in Andhra (1920-1947)
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Defend the Dalit Movement
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Analyse the causes for the Bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh
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