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1. RUSA?. Choice Based Credit Based System?. Choice Based Credit Based System: Elements. Semesterisation Comprhensive continuous assesment (CCA) Grading What is the meaning of Choice Based System or Cafeteria Approach? Credit system Comprhensive continuous assesment (CCA)
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Choice Based Credit Based System: Elements • SemesterisationComprhensive continuous assesment (CCA) Grading • What is the meaning of Choice Based System or Cafeteria Approach? • Credit system • Comprhensivecontinuous assesment (CCA) • Grading
Semesterisation • It involves clear cut identification of • duration of teacher learner engagement • duration for conduct of assessment and term end examination for evaluation • certification by declaration of grades. • As per UGC regulations in a semester there has to be a minimum of 90 teaching days for learner teacher engagement.
Course Components (LTP) • Lecture Sessions are the current mode of delivering the content. • But here course offered is delivered through three components of teaching learning process: • Lecture Session-L • Tutorial Session-T • Practical/Practice Session-P
Programmes • Compulsory • Core Courses • Elective Courses • GI & HC
3. Programmes: • (I) B.A. (Arts / Humanities / Languages) • a. English, Hindi, Sanskrit, Urdu, Punjabi, and other regional languages. • b. Economics, Political Science, Sociology, Psychology, History, Philosophy, • Geography, Mathematics, Statistics. • c. Music, Visual Arts, Drama / Theatre, Social Work, Journalism & Mass • Communication, Foreign Languages, Public Administration. • (II) B.Sc. (Sciences / Physical Sciences / Bio-Sciences) • a. Physics, Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Geology, Geography, Astronomy. • b. Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science, Computer Applications, Information • Technology. • c. Home Science, Industrial Electronics, Microbiology, Bioinformatics, • Biotechnology, Biochemistry, Healthcare & Nutrition, Astro-Physics. • (III) B.Com. / B.B.A. (Commerce / Management) • a. Commerce, Management.
Provided that the following minor subject combinations will be allowed with different major subject:
Compulsory • Language (CE,CH) • Social Science(CSS,CG,CIC) • Basic Science (CA, ENVS,) Minimum 3, Maximum 6 and each compulsory course is of 3 credits Maximum of 18 credits can be earned
Core Courses • Hard • Total 14 courses • Each course of 4 credit • Maximum 56 credits
Elective Courses • 10 to 13 Elective courses • They can be major or minor • Department Committee will ensure any elective course is offered once in every three years. • First come first basis • Failed candidate in 1 Elective course is permitted to opt for another elective course • Elective courses are to be decided by BOS in each subjects • Minimum of 40 credits can be earned
GI & HC • General Computer Application, History of Science, Playing Musical instrument, Drawing, painting. • One to three courses can be opted. • These courses varies from 1 to 3 credits. • Maximum of 9 credits can be earned.
Course Evaluation • Continuous comprehensive Evaluation • Attendance • Two Class Test after every thirty days of teaching. • Seminars, Group Discussion, Presentations etc. • It will cover 50 percent of final Grade • End semester exam. • It will cover 50 percent of final Grade • Paper will be set by University.
GRC • Grievance Redressal Committee • College Principal • For cases pertaining to major subject • Head of the Department • Course teacher • Senior teacher of the Department 3. For cases pertaining to minor subject • Head of the Department • Course teacher • Senior teacher of the Department
Maintenance of Record of Attendance and Comprehensive Continuous Assessment • Following format for course-wise maintenance of Assessment cum Attendance Register is proposed
Template for Design of Syllabus of a Theory Course • Header with note about minor tests, major tests, continuous comprehensive assesment, term end examination (with a note to the paper setter of term end examination) and distribution of marks for each component, credits assigned to the course (L:T:P) • Body of the syllabus –Unit-I Subunit 1 • ……….. • –Unit-II • Subunit 1 • ………..