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DEPT. OF P.G.
STUDIES IN APPLIED ZOOLOGY |
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Chairman |
Prof. V. Vasudev |
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DDE
Course Coordinator |
Dr. M. Venkateshwarlu |
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Telephone |
08282 - 256263 |
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10. P.G.
Diploma in Genetics |
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1. |
Cytogenetics |
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2. |
Developmental Genetics |
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3. |
Molecular Genetics |
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4. |
Applied Genetics |
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Practical - I : Based on Paper I & II |
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Practical - II : Based on Paper III & IV |
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Note:
Each paper is of 100 marks of which 25 marks is for Internal Assessment and 75 for Theory.
Practicals (I) and (II) are for 50 marks each of which
40 is for Practical and 10 for Record. |
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DEPT. OF P.G.
STUDIES IN LAW |
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Chairman |
Prof. T. Satyamurthy |
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DDE
Course Coordinator |
Prof. A. Mohan Ram |
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Telephone |
08282 - 256305 / 6 / 7, Ext. 203 |
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11. P.G.
Diploma in Intellectual Property Rights |
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1. |
Introduction to Legal
Theory & Law & Social Transformation |
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2. |
National Legal System |
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3. |
Intellectual Property Law - I |
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4. |
Intellectual Property Law
- II |
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5. |
Intellectual Property Law
- III |
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6. |
Dissertation Part - III |
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Note:
Each paper is of 100 marks of which 20 marks is for Internal Assessment and
80 for Theory. Dissertation is of 100 marks. |
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DEPT. OF P.G.
STUDIES IN INDUSTRIAL CHEMISTRY |
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Chairman |
Dr. Bhojya Naik |
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DDE
Course Coordinator |
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Telephone |
08282 - 256308 |
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12. P.G.
Diploma in Chemical Quality Control |
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1. |
Statistical Quality
Control |
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2. |
Analytical Techniques in
Quality Control |
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3. |
Chemistry of Qualitative & Quantitative Analysis |
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4. |
Industrial Applications of
Organic Reactions & Quality Control |
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5. |
Technical Analysis - I |
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6. |
Technical Analysis - II |
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DEPT. OF P.G.
STUDIES IN POLITICAL SCIENCE |
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Chairman |
Prof. J. Sadananda |
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DDE
Course Coordinator |
A. Shanmukha |
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Telephone |
08282 - 256305 / 6 / 7, Ext.
214, 257388 |
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1. Graduate Diploma in Panchayat Raj (Both Kannada & English Mediums) |
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1. |
Decentralisation :
Socio - Political - Framework |
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2. |
Panchayat Raj in Karnataka |
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3. |
Financial & Administrative Decentralisation |
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4. |
Popular Participation &
Decentralised Planning |
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Note:
Each paper is of 100 marks of which 30 marks is for Internal Assessment and 70 for Theory. |
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J.D.
INSTITUTE OF FASHION TECHNOLOGY |
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1. B.Sc. in Fashion & Apparel Design |
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First Year |
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1. |
Foundation Art |
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2. |
Fashion and Apparel Design
: Fundamentals, Elements & Principles |
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Languages : English
is compulsory and any other language can be chosen |
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4. |
Fashion Design - An
Introduction |
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5. |
Introduction to Yarns and
Textiles |
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6. |
Creative Yarn Craft |
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7. |
Introduction to Textiles |
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8. |
Basics of Computer and
Application |
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Second Year |
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9. |
Introduction to Fashion
Illustration |
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10. |
Creative Embroidery |
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11. |
Sewing Technology |
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12. |
Fashion Design :
Introduction to pattern making and Garment manufacturing
technology |
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13. |
Introduction to Draping |
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14. |
Textile Science :
Processing (Dyeing and Printing) |
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15. |
Advanced Computer Aided
Design for Fashion and Textiles |
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16. |
Garment Manufacturing |
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Third Year |
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17. |
Advanced course in Fashion
Illustration |
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18. |
Vintage Costumes |
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19. |
History of Western World
Fashion |
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20. |
Fashion accessories |
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21. |
Fabric testing and quality
control |
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22. |
Visual Merchandising |
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23. |
Production Management and
Merchandising |
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24. |
Fashion Analysis |
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25. |
Fashion Business
Management |
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26. |
Entrepreneurship and
Business development |
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27. |
Global Markets |
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Note:
Indian Constitutional
Studies and Environmental studies are compulsory
courses. |
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1. B.Sc. in Interior Design |
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The new aesthetic conscience has
created a lot of room for the new age interior designer.
Reckon you can create some for yourself? It's very
likely that you have seen a hotel seen a hotel, a bar or even
the office of a corporate house undergoing renovation.
There lies the big fact that interior designers of today have
much more to do all of a sudden. Everybody wants a new
interior and interior designers are having a field day.
If this is the stream where you want to find your place under
the sun, the time is right.
Scope:
As an Interior Designer, you may deal with interiors
of buildings and can start as a part of a bigger team with an
established interior designer, start solo or go solo in your
own time. You may also entirely leave the buildings to
somebody else and take up a specialisation in furniture,
interior design or accessories.
For Example:
Tarun Datta, has his own label 'Innovative Interiors',
designed the interiors of Embassy of Turkmenistan recently.
Ashima Singh, works independently under 'her own aegis' by the
name Shapes n' Designs.
Rahul Babbar, independent establishment under the name 'Lord
Krishna International'.
Abhilasha Sharma, independent set-up by the name 'Rustic
Roots', specialises in combining Indian folk art such
Madhubani paintings with ornate interiors. |
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