History

History


Department of History


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

Knowledge level (Bloom’sTaxonomy)

CO 1:

Learn about the nature and importance of social science.

Remember

CO 2:

Understand the Emergence of Culture and History

Understand and evaluate 

CO 3:

Know the psychological aspects of social behavior

Apply and Analyze

CO 4: 

Comprehend the nature of Polity and Economy

Analyze and evaluate 

CO 5:

Knowledge on application of computer technology

Analyze and Create


                                                         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

Knowledge level (Bloom’s Taxonomy)

CO 1:

Learn about the significance of human behavior and social dynamics.

Remember, Apply and Analyze

CO 2:

Remembers the Indian Heritage and freedom struggle 

Remember,Understand and Analyze

CO 3:

Comprehend the philosophical foundations of Indian Constitution

Analyze,Evaluate and Create

CO 4: 

Knowledge on Indian Economy

Analyze and Evaluate 

CO 5:

Knowledge on application of computer technology

Analyze and Create



SEMESTER I - 

INDIAN HISTORY  (MDC)     23HISD13

On completion of the course the student will be able to

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Course outcomes

Knowledge level (Bloom’s Taxonomy)

CO 1:

Have an overall understanding of Indian History and Culture from ancient to modern India.

Understand, Analyze and Evaluate

CO 2:

Learn about the changes in administration, society, economy, politics, and culture under various dynasties.

Remember,Understand and Analyze

CO 3:

Know the stages of the Indian Freedom Struggle and the roles of Gandhi and Subash Chandra Bose

Remember ,Understanding and Evaluate

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

Knowledge level (Bloom’s Taxonomy)

CO 1:

Understand the meaning of history and its relation to other social sciences and historical writing.

Understand, Apply and Analyze

CO 2:

Learn about the origin and evolution of human culture.

Remember,Understand and Analyze

CO 3:

Know how humans transformed from the Stone Age to the Iron Age.

Apply, Analyze and Evaluate 

CO 4: 

Understand the greatness of the first Indian civilization in the Indus Valley.

Analyze and Evaluate 

CO 5:

Learn about the richness of Vedic culture.

Analyze and Evaluate 


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

Knowledge level (Bloom’s Taxonomy)

CO 1:

Know the philosophies of Indian religions.


Understand, Apply, Analyze and Evaluate

CO 2:

Learn about the formation of states and their growth.



Remember,Understand and Analyze

CO 3:

Know the causes of the rise of Magadha and its political history.



Remember and Understanding

CO 4: 

Understand the Mauryans history and Ashoka Dhamma policy.


Understand ,Apply, Analyze and Evaluate 

CO 5:

Will know the significance of post-Mauryan conditions


Analyze and Evaluate 







                 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:

Learn about the  Ancient civilisations

CO 2:

Understand the Religious Reform Movements

CO 3:

Compare the Early South Indian Culture with North Indian culture

CO 4: 

Appraise the Conditions during the Guptas and describe the contribution of Harsha. 

CO 5:

Differentiate between the Local Self Government of Cholas to present day democracy

                   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:

Appraises the impact of Turkish Invasions

CO 2:

Appraise the  impact of Islam on Indian Society and Culture . 

CO 3:

Explain the  Emergence of Mughal Empire and support Rise of Marathas

CO 4: 

Designs a new agriculture policy 

CO 5:

Analyze the causes for Anglo-French Struggle in India



                           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:

Describe the Policies of Expansion of the British

CO 2:

Analyse the causes Socio Religious & Self Respect Movements

CO 3:

Sketch the Freedom Struggle from 1885 to 1920

CO 4: 

Sketch the Freedom Struggle from 1920 to 1947

CO 5:

Critically examine the the Growth of Communalism


                                    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:

Explain the conditions of  Andhra through 16th & 19th Centuries AD

CO 2:

Appraises the  impact of Industrial Revolution on the economy of Andhra 

CO 3:

Sketch out the causes for Social Reform & New Literary Movements

CO 4: 

Compare the Freedom Movement in Andhra (1885-1947) with the nation wide movement

CO 5:

Analyze Movement for separate Andhra State (1953) and AP (1956)





                            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:

Explain the Transformation of the world from Medieval to Modern Era

CO 2:

Describe  the Factors for American and French Revolutions

CO 3:

Sketch out the  Movements for Unification

CO 4: 


Interpret the effect of Communist Revolution in Russia on the world.

CO 5:

Analyze the causes and results of World Wars  

Semester – V Course 6A

Archival Sources and Techniques( Skill Enhancement Courses- Elective)

On completion of the course the student will be able to                        

CO 1:

Understand the archival sources and techniques as professional tools.

CO 2:

Identify the intellectual and physical content in historical sites and records.

CO 3:

Develop the ability to preserve and create access for a historic record.

CO 4: 

Recognize the importance of archives in history writing.

CO 5:

Manage, budget and implement projects.




            


                                    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

CO 1:

Understand the meaning of history, scope and various concepts in historical writings

CO 2:

Identify various historical sources for writing history of a person / event / place/organization/ monument/ etc.

CO 3:

Understand the different ways to organize sources and interpretation

CO 4: 

Summarize the changing ideas and approaches to a particular topic of history


CO 5:

Learn skills related to choosing and writing a comprehensive history of a small unit.














                            

       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

CO 1:

Understand hospitality as a career

CO 2:

Inculcate interpersonal skills

CO 3:

Develop the ability for multitasking and crisis management

CO 4: 

Understands the spirit of teamwork

CO 5:

Acknowledge the importance of guest service and satisfaction














                            

                                                                        

                                            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

CO 1:

Acquire tour guiding, operating and soft skills.

CO 2:

Understand different situations under which one has to work

CO 3:

Cultivate cultural awareness and flexibility

CO 4: 

Understand and apply team spirit


CO 5:

Plan and organize tour operations efficiently














                                                        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

CO 1:

Gauge the significance of Report Writing.

CO 2:

Understand the principles and techniques of Reporting.

CO 3:

Know the types of news sources and qualities of a Reporter.

CO 4: 

Identify the role of Sub Editor and Editor.

CO 5:

Critically analyze the challenges in reporting and editing techniques.















                            

             

                                       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

CO 1:

Understand the evolution of Telugu cinema and major changes from past to present

CO 2:

Assess the role of Telugu cinema makers and their contribution

CO 3:

Identify various cinema studios and film institutions

CO 4: 

Learn skills and techniques of cinema script writing

CO 5:

Develop a new script















                             

                                           

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

CO 1:

Identify the relationship between archaeology and other disciplines.

CO 2:

Understand the data retrieval techniques in Archaeology.

CO 3:

Demonstrate post excavation analysis, recording and interpretation of data.

CO 4: 

Differentiate the dating methods in Archaeology.

CO 5:

Analyze the conservation and preservation methods in Archaeology.


    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

CO 1:

Gain Awareness about the History, Context and Concepts of Museums

.

CO 2:

Understand Curatorial Responsibilities and Ethics of Collection.

CO 3:

Document and Classify Museum Objects and Acquire Skills to Manage and Demonstrate them in Museum.

CO 4: 

Evaluate the Intricacies of Exhibition Design and Develop Skills related to various aspects of Museum Exhibitions.

CO 5:

Analyze the Changing Dynamics between Museums and Culture and Job opportunities in this Field.














                 

     








                  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:

Learn about the  Ancient civilisations

CO 2:

Understand the Religious Reform Movements

CO 3:

Compare the Early South Indian Culture with North Indian culture

CO 4: 

Appraise the Conditions during the Guptas and describe the contribution of Harsha. 

CO 5:

Differentiate between the Local Self Government of Cholas to present day democracy

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:

Appraises the impact of Turkish Invasions

CO 2:

Appraise the  impact of Islam on Indian Society and Culture . 

CO 3:

Explain the  Emergence of Mughal Empire and support Rise of Marathas

CO 4: 

Designs a new agriculture policy 

CO 5:

Analyze the causes for Anglo-French Struggle in India




         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:

Describe the Policies of Expansion of the British

CO 2:

Analyse the causes Socio Religious & Self Respect Movements

CO 3:

Sketch the Freedom Struggle from 1885 to 1920

CO 4: 

Sketch the Freedom Struggle from 1920 to 1947

CO 5:

Critically examine the the Growth of Communalism


          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:

Explain the conditions of  Andhra through 16th & 19th Centuries AD

CO 2:

Appraises the  impact of Industrial Revolution on the economy of Andhra 

CO 3:

Sketch out the causes for Social Reform & New Literary Movements

CO 4: 

Compare the Freedom Movement in Andhra (1885-1947) with the nation wide movement

CO 5:

Analyze Movement for separate Andhra State (1953) and AP (1956)


                                                         




                                                             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:

Explain the Transformation of the world from Medieval to Modern Era

CO 2:

Describe  the Factors for American and French Revolutions

CO 3:

Sketch out the  Movements for Unification

CO 4: 


Interpret the effect of Communist Revolution in Russia on the world.

CO 5:

Analyze the causes and results of World Wars  



  














 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:

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:

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:

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.)

CO 5:

Analyze the Cultural Development in India between 13th& 15th Centuries A. D



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:

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: 

Compare the Economic Policies of the British with present policies

CO 5:

Analyze the Peasant & Tribal Revolts - 1857 Revolt 



                                       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:

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:

Analyze the Peasant & Tribal Revolts - 1857 Revolt 

                                                     


                                        

                                              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:

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:

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

CO 5:

Designs a new revenue policy




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

CO 1:

Examine  the Impact of Industrial Revolution 

CO 2:

Appraise  Unification Movements in Europe

CO 3:

Examine Impact of Communist Revolution on World Order.

CO 4: 

Sketch the causes for World War - I

CO 5:

Designs a new foreign policy

                                          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

CO 1:

Describe the structures of  Pre‐colonial China

CO 2:

Appraise  Chinese Popular Movements 

CO 3:

Differentiate the Nationalism and Communism movements  in China

CO 4: 

Sketch conditions of  Japan during Pre‐ Restoration Period

CO 5:

Explain the causes for Emergence of Japan as an Imperial Power



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

CO 1:

Explain the debate on the origins of the Cold War

CO 2:

Appraise the USSR’s relation with the East European countries

CO 3:

Differentiate between The Non‐Aligned Movement and cold war

CO 4: 

Sketch out the reasons for  Bi‐polarism and regional conflicts

CO 5:

Construct a new foreign policy for India

                                      Semester – VI

                             Paper – VII-D (Elective Paper)

                        BASICS OF JOURNALISM

On completion of the course the student will be able to

CO 1:

Define of Journalism

CO 2:

Classifies Journalism

CO 3:

Appraise  Journalism in the Contemporary World

CO 4: 

Judges the Ideologies of journalism

CO 5:

Describe the Beginnings of Indian Press





Semester – VI

Paper – VII-E :: (Elective Paper)

HISTORICAL APPLICATION IN TOURISM

On completion of the course the student will be able to

CO 1:

Define of Tourism

CO 2:

Explain the Social and Economic significance of Tourism 

CO 3:

Appraise  History as Tourism product

CO 4: 

Classifies tourism 

CO 5:

Writes a project report on field trip

                                        Semester – VI

Paper – VII-F :: (Elective Paper)

                        MODERN TECHNIQUES IN ARCHAEOLOGY

On completion of the course the student will be able to

CO 1:

Identify the Stratigraphy and Carbon 14 methods

CO 2:

Explain the Dendrochronology and Thermo Luminescence Techniques

CO 3:

Classifies the Artefacts

CO 4: 

List out Methods of Conservation  

CO 5:

Appraises the Recent Trends in Indian Archaeology



.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

CO 1:

Explain the Concepts of Tourism

CO 2:

Classifies the Types of Tourism

CO 3:

Examines the relationship between History and Tourism

CO 4: 

Design the Planning and Development of A.P. Tourism: 

CO 5:

Preparation of Project Report

                                            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

CO 1:

Explain the Social & Self Respect Movements:

CO 2:

Relate the Vandemataram Movement in Andhra with the movement in India

CO 3:

Appraise the significance of Freedom Movement in Andhra (1920-1947)

CO 4: 

Examine the  Movement for Separate Andhra State

CO 5:

Examine the Movement for formation of Andhra Pradesh



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:

Explain the Socio-Economic Changes in Andhra Pradesh

CO 2:

Appraise the causes for the Growth of Leftist Ideology

CO 3:

Appraise the significance of Freedom Movement in Andhra (1920-1947)

CO 4: 

Defend the Dalit Movement 

CO 5:

Analyse the causes for the Bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh


                         




                                   





                        



                           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:

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:

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.)

CO 5:

Analyze the Cultural Development in India between 13th& 15th Centuries A. D



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:

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: 

Compare the Economic Policies of the British with present policies

CO 5:

Analyze the Peasant & Tribal Revolts - 1857 Revolt 

                                          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:

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:

Analyze the Peasant & Tribal Revolts - 1857 Revolt 

                                                     





                                                      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:

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:

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

CO 5:

Designs a new revenue policy





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

CO 1:

Examine  the Impact of Industrial Revolution 

CO 2:

Appraise  Unification Movements in Europe

CO 3:

Examine Impact of Communist Revolution on World Order.

CO 4: 

Sketch the causes for World War - I

CO 5:

Designs a new foreign policy

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

CO 1:

Describe the structures of  Pre‐colonial China

CO 2:

Appraise  Chinese Popular Movements 

CO 3:

Differentiate the Nationalism and Communism movements  in China

CO 4: 

Sketch conditions of  Japan during Pre‐ Restoration Period

CO 5:

Explain the causes for Emergence of Japan as an Imperial Power



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

CO 1:

Explain the debate on the origins of the Cold War

CO 2:

Appraise the USSR’s relation with the East European countries

CO 3:

Differentiate between The Non‐Aligned Movement and cold war

CO 4: 

Sketch out the reasons for  Bi‐polarism and regional conflicts

CO 5:

Construct a new foreign policy for India

                                      Semester – VI

                         Paper – VII-D (Elective Paper)

                   BASICS OF JOURNALISM

On completion of the course the student will be able to

CO 1:

Define of Journalism

CO 2:

Classifies Journalism

CO 3:

Appraise  Journalism in the Contemporary World

CO 4: 

Judges the Ideologies of journalism

CO 5:

Describe the Beginnings of Indian Press





Semester – VI

Paper – VII-E :: (Elective Paper)

HISTORICAL APPLICATION IN TOURISM

On completion of the course the student will be able to

CO 1:

Define of Tourism

CO 2:

Explain the Social and Economic significance of Tourism 

CO 3:

Appraise  History as Tourism product

CO 4: 

Classifies tourism 

CO 5:

Writes a project report on field trip

                                      Semester – VI

Paper – VII-F :: (Elective Paper)

                        MODERN TECHNIQUES IN ARCHAEOLOGY

On completion of the course the student will be able to

CO 1:

Identify the Stratigraphy and Carbon 14 methods

CO 2:

Explain the Dendrochronology and Thermo Luminescence Techniques

CO 3:

Classifies the Artefacts

CO 4: 

List out Methods of Conservation  

CO 5:

Appraises the Recent Trends in Indian Archaeology


.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

CO 1:

Explain the Concepts of Tourism

CO 2:

Classifies the Types of Tourism

CO 3:

Examines the relationship between History and Tourism

CO 4: 

Design the Planning and Development of A.P. Tourism: 

CO 5:

Preparation of Project Report

                            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

CO 1:

Explain the Social & Self Respect Movements:

CO 2:

Relate the Vandemataram Movement in Andhra with the movement in India

CO 3:

Appraise the significance of Freedom Movement in Andhra (1920-1947)

CO 4: 

Examine the  Movement for Separate Andhra State

CO 5:

Examine the Movement for formation of Andhra Pradesh




                                            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:

Explain the Socio-Economic Changes in Andhra Pradesh

CO 2:

Appraise the causes for the Growth of Leftist Ideology

CO 3:

Appraise the significance of Freedom Movement in Andhra (1920-1947)

CO 4: 

Defend the Dalit Movement 

CO 5:

Analyse the causes for the Bifurcation of Andhra Pradesh