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Department of POLITICAL SCIENCE
Programme offered: B.A in POLITICAL SCIENCE (Honours)
Duration: 6 Semesters Total Credit: 140
Course Outcome of CBCS System
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Programme
Outcomes(PO) |
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To teach the students to looking
at intellectual, organisational and
personal ideas and decisions from different perspectives so that they can
build up successful career in teaching and / or other professions, pursue
advanced studies and research in theoretical and applied politics. |
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B |
To develop communication skill so that the students can
speak, read, write and listen clearly in person and through electronic media
in English and in at least, in any one Indian language. And to help the
students to get meaning of the international world by connecting people,
ideas, books, different media and technology. |
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C |
To inculcate the qualities of effective citizenship and to
enable the students to act with an awareness of issues and to participate in
civic life voluntarily. |
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D |
To make the students aware of the transforming global
politics with market economy and competitive political stability. |
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E |
To inculcate the temperament to
understand the issues. of environmental context and sustainable development. |
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Programme
Specific Outcomes(PSO) |
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1 |
Able to understand and differentiate the theories. State;
basic Concepts of Sovereignty, Liberty, Equality, Rights, Law, Justice;
approaches to the study of Political Science; Marxian theory/Concepts &
State, Freedom, Democracy, Revolution and the major debates in Marxism. |
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2 |
Able to understand the historical background & framing
of Indian Constitution; basic principles and features of our Constitution;
Fundamental Rights and Duties; Directive principles of State Policy;
structure and functions of Central Government, State Government and Local
Administration; federal structure and Centre-State relationship in India;
role various Constitutional institutions; and Legislature, Executive and
Judiciary in India with their role and procedure of functioning. |
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3 |
Able to evaluate the Indian Party System; role of various
forces of Indian Politics including Caste tribe, Religion, Language, Regional
factors, Working Class, peasants etc. Able to analyse various social
movements, viz, Environmental movements, Women's movements and Human Rights
movements and so on. |
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4 |
Able to trace the evolution of Indian Political Thought
(Ancient, Medieval and Modern) and to discuss the views of eminent Indian
thinkers. |
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5 |
Able to explain important and significant features of
Western Political Thought (Ancient, Medieval and Modern) and to discuss the
views of eminent Western thinkers. |
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6 |
Able to understand key concepts of Comparative Politics
and Government with special attention to historical, political, economic,
conflict resolving geographical and conflict resolving aspects of Governance
in various countries. |
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7 |
Able to explain the approaches and methods to the study of
International Relations; the issues of Underdevelopment, Terrorism,
Regionalism which characterize the post second world war global order; role
of Diplomacy, Propaganda, Military capabilities in the making of foreign
policy; foreign policy of India and its Able to explain the approaches and
methods to the study of International Relations; the issues of
Underdevelopment, Terrorism, Regionalism which characterize the post second
world war global order; role of Diplomacy, Propaganda, Military capabilities
in the making of foreign policy; foreign policy of India and its relationship
with several states (big and neighbouring). |
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8 |
Able to analyse the Cold War phases and post-Cold-War
world. Order; developments of Third World countries; relevance of NAM; basic
concepts Globalisation; major institutions of Global Governance and major
regional organisations. |
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9 |
Able to get concepts of Citizenship with its historical
development and its practice in globalizing world or citizenship beyond the
Nation State and also the idea of cosmopolitan citizenship. |
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10 |
Able to grow an awareness about different types of Laws
effective in India Such as Personal Laws, Customary Laws, Laws, relating to
Dowry, Laws relating to sexual harassment and violence against women. Able to
apply primary knowledge in Criminal Jurisdiction specially provisions and procedures
relating to filing an FIR, Arrest, Bail, Search, Seizure, questions of
evidence and offense under IPC . |
Mapping
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Programme
Outcome mapping for Partial Semester wise Courses in Political Science Honours
under University of Kalyani
Table 1
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Course Duration |
Course Details |
Programme Outcome (PO) |
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Semester I CC01 & CC02 |
CC01: Understanding Political Theory : Concepts |
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CC02:Understanding Political Theory: Approaches &
Debates |
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Table 2
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Course Duration |
Course Details |
Programme Outcome (PO) |
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Semester II CC03 & CC04 |
CC03: Politics In India |
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CC04: Indian Constitution |
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Table 3
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Course Duration |
Course Details |
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Outcome (PO) |
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Semester III CC05, CC06, CC07 & SEC 1A |
CC05: Indian Political Thought (Ancient & Medieval) |
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CC06: Indian Political Thought (Modern) |
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CC07: Understanding International Relations: Theories
& Concepts |
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SEC-T-1A: Legislative Practices & Procedures |
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SEC-T-1B: Democratic awareness with Legal Literacy |
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Table 4
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Course Duration |
Course Details |
Programme
Outcome (PO) |
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Semester IV CC08, CC09, CC10 & SEC2A |
CC08: Public Administration (Theories & Concepts) |
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CC09: Public Policy & Indian Administration |
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CC10: Global Politics & Issues Since 1945 |
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SEC-T-2A: Public Opinion & Survey Research |
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SEC-T-2B: Peace and Conflict Resolution |
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Table 5
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Course Duration |
Course Details |
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Outcome (PO) |
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Semester V CC11, CC12, DSE1B & DSE2A |
CC11: Western Political Thought (Ancient & Medieval) |
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CC12: Western Political Thought (Modern) |
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DSE-T-1A: Citizenship in a Globalizing World |
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DSE-T-1B: Public Policy in India
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DSE-T-2A: Development Process & Social Movements in
Contemporary Indian |
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DSE1-T2B: Human Rights in a Comparative Perspective |
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Table 6
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Course Duration |
Course Details |
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Semester VI CC13, CC14, DSE3B & DSE4B |
CC13: Introducing Political Sociology |
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CC14: Comparative Government & Politics |
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DSE-T-3A: Understanding South Asia |
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DSE-T-3B: Indian Foreign Policy in a Globalizing World |
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DSE-T-4A: Dilemmas in Politics |
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DSE-T-4B:
Dissertation |
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