UNIVERSITY OF CALICUT (Pareeksha Bhavan) TIME TABLE FOR THE FIFTH SEMESTER BA/BSW (CCSS-UG)REGULAR EXAMINATIONS- OCTOBER 2011
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1 UNIVERSITY OF CALICUT (Pareeksha Bhavan) TIME TABLE FOR THE FIFTH SEMESTER BA/BSW (CCSS-UG)REGULAR EXAMINATIONS- OCTOBER Time of Examination : 1.30pm to 4.30 pm (Except on Friday) 2.pm to 5pm (On Friday ) Duration : 3 hours Weightage:30 Day & Date Subject Code Name of course Friday 4 th CORE COURSE English EN5B1 Reading Drama Malayalam MA5B07 Vyakarnam Hindi HN5B07 Linguistics Functional English FE5B07 Introduction to Linguistics Arabic AR5B07 Modern Prose Sanskrit SK5B07 Veda Smrithi & Upanishad Tamil TML05B07 Nattar Vazhakkattriyal Urdu UR5B07 Informatics HY5B07 HD5B06 Early India- State to Empire Islamic IS5B07 Muslim World between 10 th & 15 th Centuries Philosophy PY5B01 Essentials of Symbolic Logic Mass Communication MC5B07 Radio Production EC5B07 Computer Application in West Asian Studies WA5B01 Social and Cultural of Medieval India Political Science PS5B01 Research Methodology Sociology SO5B07 Indian Society & Social Change Travel & Tourism BTVB07 Travel Management Music MuVB(T)01 Musicology-III Mridangam MuMrVB(T)01 Rhythomology-III BSW SW5B07 Social Work Administration 1
2 Tuesday 8 th English EN5B2 Language and Linguistics DMEN5BI Malayalam MA5B08 Malayala Kavitha-Navothna Ghattom Hindi HN5B08 Contemporary Hindi Literature Functional English FE5B08 Media Studies-I Print Media Arabic AR5B08 Grammer & Morphology Paper-I Sanskrit SK5B08 Vyakarana and Nyaya Tamil TML05B08 Nambi Akapporulum-Purapporul Venbamalum Urdu UR5B08 Urdu Zaban Ki Thareekh aur Lisaniyath HY5B08 Medieval India; Society culture and Religion Islamic IS5B08 Muslims in Europe Philosophy PY5B02 The systems of Indian Philosophy Mass MC5B08 Introduction to Television Production Communication EC5B08 Indian Economy West Asian Studies WA5B02 Trends and Movements in West Asia Political Science PS5B02 Ancient and Medieval Political Thought Sociology SO5B08 Theoretical Perspective in Sociology Travel & Tourism BTVB08 Hotel Operation Music MuViVB(T)01 Historical Perspectives in Violin playing BSW SW5B08 Rural & Urban Community 2
3 Wednesday 9 th English EN5B3 Literary Criticism and Theory DMEN5B2 Malayalam MA5B09 Sahitya Siddanthangal Hindi HN5B09 Indian Literary Thoughts Functional English FE5B09 Creative Writing Arabic AR5B09 Novel Literature in Arabic Sanskrit SK5B09 Bhagavat Gita and Arthasasthra Tamil TML05B09 General Linguistics Urdu UR5B09 Novel HY5B09 Making of Indian Nation HD5B07 Islamic IS5B09 The Ottomans and Turkish Republic Philosophy PY5B03 Classical Western Philosophy Mass MC509 Corporate Communication Communication EC5B09 of Economic Thought DEC5B07 EC5B09 Documentation and Logistic West Asian Studies WA5B03 Growth of National Movement in India Political Science PS5B03 Human Rights Sociology SO5B09 Social Anthropology Travel & Tourism BTVB09 Business Research Methods Music MuVeVB(T)01 Historical Perspectives in Veena playing BSW SW5B09 Social Work Research and Statistics 3
4 Thursday 10 th English EN5B4 Literature in English- American and Post Colonial Malayalam MA5B10 Gadya Sahityam Hindi HN5B10 Poetry(Ancient & Medieval),Prosody and Poetics Functional English FE5B10 Business English Arabic AR5B10 Introduction to Translation Sanskrit SK5B10 General Informatics Tamil TML05B10 Tamil Aiyvoo Neriyial(Methodology) Urdu UR5B10 Thanqueed Situating Independent India HY5B10 Islamic IS5B10 Indian ( ) Philosophy PY5B04 Ethics Mass MC5B10 Advertising Communication EC5B10 Kerala Economy Friday 11 th DEC5B08 Mathematical EC5B10 Export Marketing West Asian Studies WA5B04 Theory of International Politics Political Science PS5B04 India s Foreign Policy Sociology SO5B10 Research Methods & Statistics Travel & Tourism BTVB10 Air Fares & Ticketing DEC5B09 Environmental Travel & Tourism BTVB11 Human Resource Management OPEN COURSES 4
5 Tuesday 15 th English Malayalam Hindi Functional English EN5D01 EN5D02 EN5D03 MA5D01 MA5D02 MA5D03 HN5D01 HN5D02 HN5D03 FE5D01 FE5D02 FE5D03 FE5D04 FE5D05 Film Studies Creative Writing in English Applied Language Skills Nadaka Padanam Sthree Padanam Chalachitra Padanam Spoken Hindi Business Hindi Interpretation Communicative English Introduction to Theatre Studies Studies in Advertising Public Administration Personality Arabic AR5D01 Socio Concept of Islam Sanskrit SK5D01 SK5D02 Management Principles in Sanskrit Ancient Indian Law SK5D03 Scientific Literature in Sanskrit with Special reference to Kerala Tamil TML05D01 Tamil Mozhi Urdu UR5D01 UR5D02 UR5D03 HY5D1 HY5D2 HY5D3 Buniyadi Urdu(Basic Urdu) Urdu Ghazal Mirza Ghalib Heritage Studies of Ideas Historical Tourism Islamic IS5D01 Islamic and Banking Philosophy PY5D01 PY5D02 PY5D03 Managemental Ethics Philosophy of Management Philosophy of Education Mass Communication MC5D01(i) Communication,, with MC5D01(ii) MC5D01(iii) EC5D01 EC5D02 EC5D03 News Reporting and Editing New Media Basic Principles of International Trade & Finance Banking 5
6 Tuesday 15 th WA5D01 Arabic DTP West Asian Studies WA5D02 Foreign Policy of Major Powers WA5D03 Problems Contemporary India PS5D01 Human Rights in India Political Science PS5D02 India s Foreign Policy PS5D03 Administration Sociology SO5D01 Life Skill Education Travel & Tourism BTVD01 Event Management MuMrVD(T)02 Avandha Vadyas Mridangam MuMrVD(T)03 Upa Vadyas SW5D01 Community Health and Health Education BSW SW5D02 Essential Legal Information SW5D03 Gender and MuvD(T)03 Introduction to Music Music MuviVD(T)03 Option 3 MuveVD(T)03 Course III Calicut University P.O Dated: Sd/- JOINT REGISTRAR I/C OF CONTROLLER OF EXAMINATIONS 6
: 9.30 am to pm
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