Available courses
EDN 301 SEM III Education
ES(H) 301 : Development of Education in India.
Unit I: Education in ancient India.
Unit II : Education in Medieval India
Unit III : Education in British India.
Unit IV: Development of Indian Education
in the Post-independence period.
Unit V: Development of Education in Manipur.
EDUCATION SEMESTER I
Philosophical and Sociological Foundations of Education
Unit I : Concept, scope, aims and functions of education.
Unit II: Role of Philosophy in Education
Unit III : Freedom and discipline
Unit IV : Sociology and Education
Unit V :
Social group, culture and Social problems.
1st Semester Elective English (English Literature: History, Poetry and Drama )
Unit I: History of English Literature: A Survey of the Major Periods from Old English to the 19th Century. (30 marks)
Unit II: Poetry Section
Unit III: Drama Section
Western Criticism
Western Criticism starting from Aristotle to D. H. Lawrence:
UNIT I: (85 marks)
1. Aristotle's "Poetics"
2. Tragedy and Comedy
3. Classicism and Romanticism
4. Samuel Johnson: "Preface to the Plays of Shakespeare"
5. William Wordsworth: Preface to Lyrical Ballads
6. ST. Coleridge: Biographia Literaria (Books: XII-XIII)
7. Matthew Arnold: The Study of Poetry
8. T. S Eliot: The Function of Criticism
9. D.H. Lawrence: Why the Novel Matters
UNIT II:
Practical Criticism (15 marks)
CH303P Physical Chemistry Practical
25 Marks; 45 Hours
Surface Tension Measurements, Viscosity measurement pH Measurements
CH 508P Inorganic and Physical Chemistry Practical
100 Marks (Inorganic: 67 marks; Physical: 44 marks) 135 hours
Preparation of Inorganic complexes, Estimation of two constituents from a binary mixture (one volumetrically and one gravimetrically, Semimicro analysis, Physical Laboratory
CH 507 Physical Chemistry
66 Marks; 90 Hours
Mathematics for Chemists, Atomic structure Quantum Chemistry-I, Photochemistry, Energetics, Specific heats of solids, Statistical Thermodynamics - I, Interaction of molecules with electromagnetic radiations, Macromolecules, Conductance
CH 506 Organic Chemistry
67 Marks; 90 Hours
Carbohydrates, Amino acids, Peptides and Proteins, Nucleic acids, Fats, Oils, detergents, Pericyclic reactions, Synthetic dyes, Steroids, Terpenoids, Alkaloids, Enzymes
CH 505 Inorganic Chemistry
67 Marks:90 Hours
Nuclear Chemistry and Radioactivity, Chemistry of compounds of non-transition elements, Chemistry of second and third transition element series, Alloy and intermetallic compounds, UV-visible spectroscopy, Infrared Spectroscopy, Thermodynamic and kinetic aspects of metal complexes, Environmental Chemistry,
CH 303 Sec-C Physical Chemistry
25 Marks; 30 Hours
Thermochemistry, Thermodynamics - II, Chemical equilibrium, Chemical Kinetics - I
CH 303 Sec-A Inorganic Chemistry
25 marks:30 Hours
Metallurgy, Chemistry of p-block elements, General properties of d-block elements, Coordination Chemistry
CH 101P Inorganic Chemistry Practical
25 Marks:45 Hours
Semimicro analysis ( 4 radicals), Quantitative analysis
CH 101 Sec-C Physical Chemistry
25 Marks:30 hours
Gaseous state-I, Gaseous state - II, Liquid state, Solid state
CH 101 Sec-B Organic Chemistry
25 Marks: 30 Hours
Structure and Bonding, Mechanism of organic reactions, Cycloalkanes, Dienes and Alkynes
CH 101 Sec-A Inorganic Chemistry
25 marks; 30 Hours
Atomic Structure, Periodic Classification of Elements, ChemicalBonding, Theory of quantitative and qualitative analysis
Geomorphology
Geological time scale, Nature & scope of Geomorphology, Concepts, Geomorphology and earth Sciences
Introduction to Geography: Cartography & its History Remote sensing, GIS, Socio-Eco Surveys
History of Cartography Development. Quantitative techniques, GIS, Remote Sensing Techniques, GPS Field working techniques
B.Sc. 1st Sem. Zool. Palaeozoology
Fossils and types, Dating of fossils, Geological Time Scale ...
B. Sc 1st sem
Historical account. Species concept. Taxonomy and systematics. Taxonomy hierarchy.