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JSS MAHAVIDHYAPEETA

JSS COLLEGE OF ARTS, COMMERCE & SCIENCE

(Re-accredited by NAAC with 'B++' Grade (III Cycle), Affiliated to University of Mysore)

NANJANGUD-571301

Political Science

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About the Department
  • The Computer Science Department was started in the year 2008.
  • The Department has a well-equipped ICT enabled laboratory with 32 computer systems with 10 Mbps broadband internet facility. The lab has complete LAN connectivity.
  • The faculty and students are encouraged and allowed to use Internet facilities in the department.
  • The department has implemented CBCS scheme as per Mysore University regulations.
  • In order to promote and to encourage the students to excel in their studies, various cash prizes have been instituted. Cash prizes will be given to the students who excel in their examinations every year on the occasion of the Founders’- Day.

 

Vision

“Commitment to develop graduates with the strong academic and technical backgrounds needed to achieve distinction in the discipline “

 
Mission

“To provide students with the expertise to become leaders and innovators in information technology and to produce graduates who will be successful professionals making positive contributions to society”

Programme offered
Computer Science is offered as one of the optional subjects for BSc students with following combinations:
  • Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science (PMCs)
  • Computer Application is offered as one of the skill-oriented paper for BA students.
Objectives of the BSc programme
  • To develop problem solving techniques in students..
  • Perform experiments and interpret the results of observation, including making an assessment of experimental uncertainties.
  • Use Information Communication Technology (ICT enabled) to gather knowledge at will.
BSc Programme (CBCS) – Computer Science Credit Pattern

Semester

Core

Electives

Skill Enhancement

DSC

DSE

SEC

Course

Credits

Course

Credits

Course

Credits

I

DSC-3A

6

   

II

DSC-3B

6

   

III

DSC-3C

6

   

IV

DSC-3D

6

   

V

DSE-3A

6

SEC-1 SEC-2

2

2

VI

DSE-3A

6

SEC-3 SEC-4

2

2

 

COURSE STRUCTURE
Credit Matrix

L: Lecture; T: Tutorial; P: Practicals

Semester

Type

ID

Core course

L+T+P= Total

I Semester

DSC-3A

CS101

Computer Concepts and C

Programming

4+0+0=4

DSC-3A

CS102

Practical 1

0+0+2=2

II Semester

DSC-3B

CS201

Data Structures and File

Processing

4+0+0=4

DSC-3B

CS202

Practical 2

0+0+2=2

III Semester

DSC-3C

CS301

Object Oriented Programming

with Java 

4+0+0=4

DSC-3C

CS302

Practical 3

0+0+2=2

IV Semester

DSC-3D

CS401

Database Management

Systems

4+0+0=4

DSC-3D

CS402

Practical 4

0+0+2=2

V Semester

DSE-3A

CS501

System Software and

Operating Systems

4+0+0=4

DSE

CS502

Practical 5

0+0+2=2

SEC-1

CS511

Introduction of Latex

1+0+0=1

SEC

CS512

Latex Practical

0+0+1=1

VI Semester

DSE-3B

CS601

Data Communication and

Computer Networks

4+0+0=4

DSE-3B

CS602

Practical 7

0+0+2=2

SEC-3

CS611

Python

1+0+0=1

SEC

CS612

Python Lab

0+0+1=1

Best Practices of the Department
  • Encouraging students to attend intercollegiate debate competitions, quiz competitions and science exhibitions
  • Encouraging students to use more of e-learning resources..
  • Organizing Seminars/ Special lectures on recent developments in the various fields of Computer Science.
  • Conducting Student-Seminars
Laboratory facilities and Equipments

The department includes well equipped lab of size 25’ X 45’. It has 32 computers. The lab is also equipped with two UPS of 7.5KVA and 5 KVA, LCD Projector with classroom solution.

 

Sl.

 

No

 

PARTICULARS

 

QTY

1

DESKTOP COMPUTERS – Thin Client Systems DVD- Combo drive, Keyboard, optical mouse, 17”CRT monitor

20

2

LAPTOP – Compaq Presario – CQ60 – 104 TU

01

3

LAPTOP– HP -G42 – 456TUS/N – CNF0459JNH

01

4

Laser Printer – HP Pro M1136MFP S/N – CNC9B98F51

01

5

Laser Printer – HP – P1008

01

6

Inkjet Printer – HP 3940

01

7

LCD Projector – Sharp Projector, Wall mounted screen, classroom solution package

01

8

Integrated Circuits

280

  9

IC Tester

01

10

Scanner

01

12

D-Link Networking Switch (16-port)

01

13

UPS- Online , 5KVA / 240V, with 1GB UPS technology

01

14

Sealed Batteries – 12v / 40 AH, SMF Batteries with 1 hr backup

10

15

UPS – Online, 7.5 KVA

01

16

Digital IC Trainer Kits – 2mm

12

18

Microprocessor Kits – 8085

09

19

Patch Chords (IC kits) – 2mm- 1/2 meter

200

20

Multimedia Projector XR-108, Sharp make

01

21

Seagate Hard disk

01

22

MS Office 2010 – Home and Student Edition

07

23

Antivirus (3 users) Kaspersky Internet Security

07

 

Learning resources:
  • Computer, LCD projector with internet facility
  • INFLIBNET service
  • E-Learning resources
  • Department Library
  • Special lectures, seminars
Placement Details :

Sl 

No

Name of the

Company/Organisation/Department

No .of candidate Placed

1

Infosys, Mysore

03

2

H G Solutions Ltd., Bangalore

13

3

Infosys, BPO, Bangalore

01

4

Caps Gemini, Bangalore

05

5

ICICI

12

Higher Education:
  • 20 admitted to post-graduation programme in Computer Science and Computer Application at Mysore University.
  • 15 students have enrolled for Bachelor of Education programme.
Faculty Details
 

Deepali M S

MSc,MPhil, Assistant Professor & Head of Department of Computer Science

Contact Details of HoD:

Deepali M S Lecturer and Head.

Department of Computer Science

JSS College of Arts, Commerce and Science Deveerammanahally, Nanjangud-571301

deepali.ms20@gmail.com

ABOUT THE DEPARTMENT 

Department of Political Science came into existence with the inception of the college in 1968. Since then, Political Science as an important discipline of humanities has been taught as one of the core subjects. Presently, Political Science is studied with in the following combination.

HEP: History, Economics and Political Science 

University of Mysore has introduced ‘Indian Constitution’ during the year 2003-2004, as a compulsory paper for all first year degree students. This has been done by the university with the primary objective of enabling students irrespective of their courses to have a fair knowledge about the process of formation and functioning of their government at the centre and states. This has provided an opportunity for the teachers of our department to teach and to be taught as well with the students of commerce and social sciences and to be taken them into the domain of Political Science.

   The department has a library of its own for the use of the faculty and to meet the need of the students. Besides, the department has a collection of question papers of previous years for the use of students.

 

OBJECTIVES OF THE DEPARTMENT
  • To create awareness among the students about the present political situation
  •  To make the students well vigilant about the human rights and social responsibilities. 
  • To equip the students with present legislative proceedings.
  • To create knowledge about the value based politics among the rural folk.
  • To visit Panchayath and Administrative offices of the town to make the students to know the administrative techniques of the departments at different stages. 
 
MISSION OF THE DEPARTMENT
  • Political Science is a pursuit of all Political Knowledge has to be made the students of rural background to understand the thoughts and ideals of the subject in political scenario. 
  • To inculcate the very importance of values and principles of Indian Constitution. This is the lengthiest constitution in whole of Asia.
  • To make the present generations to be the vigilantes of their fundamental rights      and duties. 
  • To create awareness of vigilance id created in the minds of the younger generation of today about the biggest Democracy of Asia. 
TEACHING FACULTY

   Several teachers have served in the department with a deep sense of commitment and contribution their share for its betterment. Hence, the following teachers are remembered today for their services with due reverence and gratitude by the present faculty members of the department and the college management. 

  1. Sri Suresh E 
  2. Smt. Pankaja H P 
  3. Smt. Suma G S 
  4. Smt. Shruthi R 
  5. Sri. Chandru 
Faculties

The faculty members of the Department strongly believe that a better understanding and a meaning full relationship based on understanding between the tutors and their teaching skill certainly would help unearthing the academic worth of the students. This would really go a long way in making their academic career successful realizing this fact the teaching faculty of the department  has been constantly focusing on the concept of teachers. Student relationship in respect of academic matters and also on the need of creating genuine interest in the subject among students. 

 

UG –CBCS Syllabus

https://www.uni-mysore.ac.in/ug-year-wise-syllabus-2018-19

 

COURSE STRUCTURE 

   The subject offers theory and Internal Assessment prescribed by the University of Mysore. The course is on semester based scheme and syllabus of all courses is restricted to the cater and present day needs for academic excellence. 

CLASS

PAPER

TITLE

EXAM

TEST AND IA

I SS

I

Introduction to Political Science

80

20

II SS

II

Indian Government and Politics

80

20

III SS

III

Major Political Ideologies

80

20

IVSS

IV

Introduction to International Relations

80

20

V SS

V

  1. Public Administration and Public Policy
  2. Themes in Comparative Political Theory
  3. State political in India with special reference to Karnataka
  4. Political Sociology

80

20

VI

VI

  1. Democracy and Governance
  2. Understanding Globalization
  3. Local Governments in India
  4. Foreign Policy of India

80

20

V

V

Indian Administration

80

20

VI

VI

Human Rights Gender and Environment

80

20

I or II

I or II

Constitution of India

80

20

PROGRAMME OUTCOMES
  •  Students acquire knowledge in the field of social sciences, literature and humanities which make them sensitive and sensible enough to solve the issues related with financial matters of day to day life.
  • The B.A Graduates will be acquainted with the social, economical, historical, geographical tradition and thinking.
  • This program makes Economics learner to serve country as economic adviser, Budget Analyst, Adviser to Planning Commission, Financial Adviser, Indian Economic Service, Indian Foreign service, Statistical officer, Data analyst and the many more.
  • After the completion of B.A. Graduation in History, the students will be able to appear for competitive exams like IAS, KAS and other Civil Service Exams and they can serve as analysts, Museum curator and the like.
  • The students will be able to demonstrate broad knowledge of historical events and their significance.

Graduation in Political Science empowers the students to work as an observer in the Union/State Election Commission.

  • Students will be able to explain the parliamentary system, issues and problems relating to the realization of Human Rights and gain knowledge about Political system of the Nation.
  • Students of B.A. will be eligible to pursue professional careers in Geography and allied disciplines like GIS and remote sensing. After completion of higher studies in Geography, students can work in Survey department and they can also work as Climatologist, Geomorphologies’ and Hydrologists. 
  • Students will be able to write report, editorials and letters. 
  • Students will be able to appreciate the expressive use of language as fundamental and sustaining human activity, preparing for a life of learning as a reader and writer.
COURSE OUTCOMES

 

SEMESTER-1 : INTRODUCTION ON POLITICAL SCIENCE

    Understanding the  meaning to have  knowledge about elements, theories of freedom rights, liberty, equality and justice

SEMESTER-2 : INDIAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITIES

      Development of Constitutional features of constitution, fundamental rights, duties, Union Government and judiciary, election commission and planning commission.

SEMESTER -3 : MAJOR POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES

    Political ideology, nationalization, liberalism, socialism and power of democracy.

SEMESTER-4 : INTRODUCTION ON INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

    Students’ knowledge about the  growth of international discipline, national  power, foreign policy, diplomacy, war, united nations achievements non alignment.

SEMESTER-5: PAPER-1 POLITICAL THOUGHT

    Understand piatos ideal state, Aristotle classification of state, kautilya, saptanga theory, mahatma Gandhi nonviolence and Ambedkar Maulana azad.

SEMESTER-5 : PAPER-2 : POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY

      Knowledge about importance of political sociology, elite theories, political culture, class community party system new rural urban group in polities.

SEMESTER-5 PAPER-3 : PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION

      Understanding the scope and nature of political science, organization, principles of administration, civil services budget and accounting and auditing.

SEMESTER-6  PAPER-1 : INDIAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITIES

      Development and features of constitution, fundamental rights duties, union government and judiciary election commission and planning commission.

SEMESTER-6  PAPER-2:  PUBLIC POLICY

    An understanding the various constituencies that influence how policy is made and the theoretical underpinnings of real life policy choices.

SEMESTER-6  PAPER-3:  INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

      Skill identify comprehensive paradigm of multi-disciplinary nature of international relations interpret the external and internal dynamics of foreign policy decision making processes. Develop skills for team work group project and presentations.

 

         CONSTITUTION OF INDIA is made as the compulsory paper for the students of I and II semesters to impart the knowledge about framing of the Constitution and major features of the constituent Assembly at work preamble and salient feature of Citizenship, Fundamental Rights, directive principles of State policy, Fundamental Duties etc.

 

ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OF THE DEPARTMENT FOR QUALITY EDUCATION
  1. Seminar by the students.
  2. Conduct of periodical test and Assignment.
  3. Special lectures: The department has been quite active in organizing special lecture by involving persons, students and teachers were actively participated in the discussion followed by the special lectures. 
  • Prof. H.M Rajashekar, Rtd. Professor , Political Studies & Research Dept. Kuvempunagar Mysore, delivered a special lecture on “Changes in Indian Constitution 1952-2017”
  • Prof. K S Suresh, Jss Law College, Mysore, delivered a special lecture on “Gender Equality and promotion” 
  • Smt. Roopa B delivered a speech on National Voter’s day on 25-01-2019
  • Smt. Aishwarya , Asst. Professor , KSOU, Mysore Delivered a special lecture on “Cancelation of Article 370”

Faculty Details

 

Sri. H. S. Prashiva

MA, Assistant Professor & Head,

Department of Political Science

 

Smt. B. Roopa

MA, MPhil,Assistant Professor

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