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INDEX<br />
SR.NO. SUBJECT PAGE NO.<br />
1 ENGLISH 5 TO 10<br />
2 GUJARATI 11 TO 13<br />
3 HINDI 14 TO 17<br />
4 SANSKRIT 18 TO 21<br />
5 SINDHI 22 TO 24<br />
6 HISTORY 25 TO 28<br />
7 POLITICAL SCIENCE 29 TO 31<br />
8 PSYCHOLOGY 32 TO 40<br />
9 SOCIOLOGY 41 TO 48<br />
10 ECONOMICS 49 TO 55<br />
11 STATISTICS 56 TO 62<br />
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K.S.K.V. KACHCHH UNIVERSITY 5<br />
KACHCHH UNIVERSITY<br />
LIST OF BOOKS PRESCRIBED AND SYLLABUS FOR EXAMINATION<br />
F.Y.B.A. SPECIAL, SUBSIDIARY AND FIRST SUBSIDIARY EXAMINATION<br />
K.S.K.V. KACHCHH UNIVERSITY<br />
Compulsory English<br />
F.Y.B.A / B.Com. / B.SC (Common Stream)<br />
(In Effect from June-2007)<br />
Text: “DEVELOPING ENGLISH SKILL”<br />
Ed.by P.K.Thaker, Desai, T.J.Purani OUP, 2006.<br />
UNIT : - I / II :<br />
(i) Objective type questions based on the Prescribed text. [10]<br />
(ii) Text based passage for comprehension. [10]<br />
UNIT : - III :<br />
(i) Paragraph Writing<br />
(A Short composition of not more than 150 Words on a given topic or sentence)<br />
(ii) Developing a Short dialogue on familiar Situations. (Two Options be given) [5]<br />
Note : Three internal options be given for paragraph writing.<br />
UNIT : - IV :<br />
Commercial Correspondence + Foreign words 15 Marks<br />
(Bank and Agency Correspondence, Application for Job)<br />
Foreign Words. 05 Marks<br />
UNIT : - V :<br />
Grammar and Vocabulary: 20 Marks<br />
(1) Concord<br />
(2) Connective devices<br />
(3) Figurative/ Literary Expression (Last will be Provided)<br />
(4) Idioms and Phrases Total 70 marks
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MAIN AND SUBSIDIARY ENGLISH<br />
2007 & until further noties<br />
Paper - 1 : Foundation studies in English<br />
K.S.K.V. KACHCHH UNIVERSITY<br />
1. Introduction to the History of English Literature:<br />
(a) General acquaintance with the ages of history of English Literature and their<br />
Characteristics. The candidates will be asked to enumerate the characteristic of a given<br />
period from 1550 to 1960. Their acquaintance will be tested by a objective nature,<br />
asking them to relate characteristics to the period.<br />
The Following period are prescribed:<br />
1559-1625, 1625-1660, 1660-1700, 1701-1740,1740-1798, 1798-1832,1832-1890,<br />
1890-1918, 1918-1939, 1939-1960<br />
5 Marks<br />
(b) Candidates will be asked to relate the following writes to their respective ages : Spencer,<br />
Marlowe, Shakespeare, Philip Sidney, Lyly, Kyd, Ben Jonson, Francis Bacon, John<br />
Webster, John Bunyan, Milton, Donne, Dryden, Congreve, Swift, Addison, Steele, Pope,<br />
Richardson, Fielding, Dr. Johnson, Gibbon, Goldsmith, Sheridan, Jane Austen, Sir<br />
Walter Scott, Wordsworth, Coleridge, Shelly Byron, keats, Charles Lamb, Hazlitt, De<br />
Quincey, Tennyson, Browing Arnold, Ruskin Carlyle, Dickens, Thackeray, Emily Bronte,<br />
Charlotte Bronte, George Eliot, Thomas Hardy, Joseph Conrad, H.G. Wells, Arnold<br />
Bennet, G.B.Shaw, Galsworthy, Virginia woolf, james joyce, T.S.Eliot, W.H. Auden,<br />
D.H.Lawrence, W.B.Yeats, Somerset Mauugham.<br />
5 Marks<br />
(c) Candidates will be asked to relate the following writers to their works. 8 Marks<br />
Writers Works<br />
1. Shakespear Hamlet, Macbeth, Othello, King lear As You Like It,<br />
A midsummer Night’s Dream.<br />
2. Geofferey Chaucer the Canterbury Tales.<br />
3. Marlowe Dr. Faustus<br />
4. Ben Jonson Everyman in his Humour<br />
5. Edmud Spencer the Faerie Queene<br />
6. Philip Sidney Arcadia<br />
7. Francis Bacon the Essays the Eassys<br />
8. John Milton Paradise Lost<br />
9. Dryden Absalom and Achitophel<br />
10. Congreve The way of the world<br />
11. Jonathan Swift Gulliver’s Travels<br />
12. Addison and steele Coverly Papers<br />
13. Alexander Pope the Rape of the Lock<br />
14. Dr.Johnson London<br />
15. Richardson Pamela
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16. Fielding Tom Jones<br />
17. Sterne Sentimental Journey<br />
18. Oliver Goldsmith Vicarof Wakefield,she Stoops of Conquer<br />
19. Sheridan The School for scandal<br />
20. Gray Elegy Written in the country Churchyard<br />
21. Wordsworth & Coleridge Lyrical Ballads<br />
22. Willim wordsworth Tintern Abbey<br />
23. Coleridge Biographia Literaria<br />
24. P.B.Shelley Adonais<br />
25. John Keats Eve of St.Agnes<br />
26. Byron Childe Harold<br />
27. Jane Austerm Pride and Prejudice,Emma<br />
28. Sir Walter Scott Ivanhoe<br />
29. Charles Lamb Essays of Elia<br />
30. Lord Tennyson In Memoriam<br />
31. Robert Browning Dramatic Monologues<br />
32. Mathew Arnold Sohrab and Rustum<br />
33. Charles Dickens David Copperfield<br />
34. Thackeray Vanity Fair<br />
35. John Ruskin Unto this Last<br />
36. Cyrlyle Past and Present<br />
37. George Eliot Silas Mariner<br />
38. Oskar Wilde Importance of Being Ernnest<br />
39. G.B.Shaw Candida,Arms and the man<br />
40. John Galsworthy Forsyte Saga<br />
41. John Masfield Salt Water Ballads<br />
42. Thomas Hardy Tress of the D’urbervilles<br />
43. Virginia Joyce To the Lighthouse<br />
44. James Joyce Ulysses<br />
45. Robert Brinnett Testament of Beauty<br />
46. Arnold Bennett The Old Wuve’s Tale<br />
47. D.H.Lawrence Sons and Lovers<br />
48. W.S.Maugham Of Human Bondage<br />
49. E.M. Foster A Passageof India<br />
50. Aldous Huxley Brave New World<br />
51. Joshep Conrad Lord Jim<br />
52. J.M.Synge Riders to the Sea<br />
53. W.B.Yeats The Countess Cathleen<br />
54. T.S.Eliot The Waste Land<br />
55. J.M.Barrie The Admirable Crichton<br />
56. W.H.Auden and The Autumn Journal<br />
Christopher Isherwood<br />
57. Louis Macniece The Autumn Journal<br />
58. Steohen Scoender Outline of History<br />
59. H.G.Wells Destructive Element<br />
60. A.J.Toynbee A Study Of History
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2. (a) Definition and General Characteristics of literature 14 Marks<br />
(b) Function of literature and the reason of studying literature<br />
(c) Elementary acquaintance with the following terms. 08 Marks<br />
(Candidates will be asked to write on four terms in four to five Sentences)<br />
Plot, Character, Theme, Setting, Dialogue, Diction, Jangon, Dialect, Wit, Humour, Irony,<br />
Rhythm, metre, Confict, Suspense, Episode, Climax, Antihero, Protagonist, Antagonist,<br />
Denouement,Classtrophe, Chorus, Poetic Justice, catharsis, Symbol, Legend, Allegory,<br />
myth, Divine ‘Machinery’, Allusion, Pastoral, Heroic.<br />
3. Two Text Books:<br />
Text 1: Fiction Drama.<br />
Text 2 : Poems with one/two theme(s)<br />
Prescribed Text Books:<br />
Text 1: George Orwell<br />
15 Marks<br />
Text 2 : Panorama, A Selection of Poems (Revised Edition) (OUP) 15 Marks<br />
List of Poems:<br />
1. William Wordsworth - To a skylark.<br />
2. John Keats - Ode to a Nightingale<br />
3. William Blake - The Tiger<br />
4. Christina Rossetti - Uphill<br />
5. John Milton - On his Blindness<br />
6. Robert Frost - Stopping by woods on snowy Evening<br />
7. John Donne - The Sun Rising<br />
8. Lord Byron - She Walks in Beauty<br />
Books Recommended:<br />
1. Introduction to the study of Literature - W.H. Husdon<br />
2. Outline History of English Literature - W.H. Husdon<br />
3. English Literature - Antony Burgess<br />
4. A Short History Literature - E.E. Albert<br />
5. Indo-English Literature - M.K.Naik<br />
6. Dictionary of Literary-terms Martin Gray,<br />
(York Handbooks Longmans, York Press)<br />
7. Oxford Companion to English Literature
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Paper - II<br />
Literature in English Language<br />
This paper will consist of 5 units.Each unit will comprise of one long text<br />
(novel of full length play) or a number of shorter text (Short stories, one-acts)<br />
1. Khushwant Singh : A train to Pakistan<br />
2. Shakespeare : The Merchant of Venice<br />
3. Tagore : The post office<br />
4. “Eight short stories” : ed. By K.N.Vasudeva Panikar<br />
5.<br />
(Orient Longman lost 4 short Stories only)<br />
“One-act Plays for colleges.Ed. V.A.Sahane (OUP) (Play No.1 & 4 Only)”<br />
Recommended Books:<br />
1. B.Prashad : A Background to the study of English Literature (Macmillin)<br />
2. R.J.Rees : English Literature : An Introduction for Foreign Readers (Macmillan)<br />
3. Upham.A.H : The Typical forms of English Lirerature
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ENGLISH SECOND SUBSIDIARY : PAPER - 7<br />
K.S.K.V. KACHCHH UNIVERSITY<br />
Only the students of “A” Stream will be allowed to study this paper.<br />
Objective : The two year course is instended to equip the student with skill which will enable<br />
him to comprehend the language with a reasonable degree of accuracy in its<br />
spoken and written forms.<br />
1. (a) Use of Dictionary: With abbreviation used 10 Marks<br />
(b) Expression of future, purpose, ability, permission, Possibility, obligation and<br />
Condition.<br />
2. Rapid Reading: An abridged and simplified text will be prescribed<br />
Text: The Best of Guy De<br />
30 Marks<br />
3. Comprehension: A Prose passage of about 300 words will be set Question<br />
of factual and inertial nature will be asked.<br />
10 Marks<br />
4. Composition: Writing Letters, Personal Letters and letter written socially to<br />
regret, of condolence etc. will be asked<br />
10 marks<br />
5. Translation from English sentences of a small passage of about a hundred<br />
words in Gujarati or Hindi<br />
10 Marks
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F.Y.B.A.- SINDHI<br />
MAIN & FIRST SUBSIDIARY<br />
“SINDHI POETRY”- Paper – 1<br />
BOOK ONE : Pal Pal jo parlau<br />
- Hari Daryani ‘Dilgir’<br />
(Published By Sindhi Academy,delhi.year : 2000)<br />
Vaayoon - Page 10 to 17<br />
Nazmoon - Page 18 to 52<br />
Nazmano Nasur - Page 87 to 90<br />
BOOK TWO : Dharti –a jo Dardu<br />
- Arjun ‘shad’<br />
(Published By Sindhi Academy,delhi.year : 1999)<br />
Poem - page 7 to 47<br />
Division of Marks for <strong>University</strong> Examination :<br />
2 Long question 2×12= 24<br />
3 References 3×7= 21<br />
2 Short Notes 2×5 = 10<br />
5 Fill in the blanks 5×1 = 05<br />
2 Complete the stanza 2×3 = 06<br />
1 Intro.of Poet 1×4 = 04<br />
Total Marks 70<br />
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BOOK ONE : Choond sindhi Kahaniyoon -2<br />
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KACHCHH UNIVERSITY<br />
F.Y.B.A.- SINDHI<br />
MAIN & FIRST SUBSIDIARY<br />
“SINDHI PROSE”- Paper – 2<br />
(Published By Sahitya Academi)<br />
(Ten Stories – Mohammad Gadi – a varo,Robu,Murk ain Mamta,Daag,Chunnu ain Munni,Mitha<br />
khattasangtara,Yaadgiriyun,DastavezuMaan ruano aahiyan,Na maran jo dukh)<br />
BOOK TWO : Functional Sindhi (Part 1)<br />
By Dr.S.G. Dharmani and Vimmi Sadarangani<br />
Divison of Marks for <strong>University</strong> Examination :<br />
2 Long question 2×12 = 24<br />
2 References 2×5 = 10<br />
2 Short Notes 2×5 = 10<br />
6 Fill in the blanks 6×1 = 06<br />
Objective Type:<br />
Functional Sindhi 20<br />
Total Marks 70
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“SINDHI PROSE”- Paper – 2<br />
BOOK ONE – Sindhi Lok Kahaniyun (First Five)<br />
By Prof. P. L.Varyani<br />
BOOK TWO- Functional Sindhi(Part 1)<br />
By Dr. S. G. Dharmani and Vimmi Sadarangani<br />
Divison of Marks for <strong>University</strong> Examination :<br />
2 Long question 2×12 = 24<br />
2 References 2×5 = 10<br />
2 Short Notes 2×5 = 10<br />
6 Fill in the blanks 6×1 = 06<br />
Objective Type:<br />
Functional Sindhi 20<br />
Total Marks 70<br />
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K.S.K.V<br />
KACHCHH UNIVERSITY<br />
F.Y.B.A. - History<br />
(Main & F.S. & Paper-VII)<br />
Paper - I : Ancient Indian History<br />
(From Indus-velley civilization to 650 A.D.)<br />
Paper - II : History of Modern world from Reanissance to League of Nations.<br />
Paper- VII : Revolutions and National Movements in the Modern World.<br />
(1688 to 1950)<br />
Paper – I (Main & F.S.)<br />
“Ancient Indian History”<br />
(From Indus-velley civilization to 650 A.D.)<br />
Unit: - 1 (A) Survey of Sources to ancient Indian History<br />
(1) Literature<br />
(2) Archeological<br />
(3) Foreign travelers and fristatians.<br />
Unit: - 2 (A) Main Feature of Indus valley - Civilization-<br />
(1) Town Planning<br />
(2) Society<br />
(3) Economic Life<br />
(4) Religion<br />
Unit: - 3 (A) Harppan Civilization in <strong>Kachchh</strong><br />
(B) Town Planning<br />
Unit: - 4 (A) The Vedic age:<br />
(1) Social<br />
(2) Political<br />
(3) Economic<br />
(4) Religious condition<br />
(5) Literature<br />
Unit: - 5 (A) Emergence of Gautam Budhdha and Mahavir as Reformers.<br />
(B) Effects of Alexzander‘s invasion on India.<br />
Unit: - 6 (A) India on the eve of the establishment of mauryan Dynasty<br />
Unit: - 7 (A) Achievement of Ashok<br />
(B) Contribution of Ashok in Spreading of Budhdhism<br />
(C) Mauryan administration
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Unit: - 8 (A) Post Mauryan Period<br />
(1) Pushyamitra Shunga<br />
(2) Kanishka- II - Political and cultural achievements<br />
Unit: - 9 (A) The Gupta Age<br />
(1) Achievements of samudragupta<br />
(2) Political and cultural achievements of Chandragupta-II<br />
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Unit: - 10 (A) Guptas central administration<br />
(B) Guptas achievement in the field of litrature, art of architecture and science.<br />
Unit: - 11 (A) Harshvardhan :<br />
(1) Political and cultural achivement<br />
Unit: - 12 (A) Indian Heritage<br />
(1) Education<br />
(2) Literature<br />
(3) Art<br />
(4) Architecture<br />
(5) Science<br />
Books for Reference - F.Y. Paper - I<br />
1. Majmudar R.C.-The History and culture of the Indian People Vol-I/III<br />
2. Nilkanth Shastri - History of india part-I. (1) Ancient India (2) Histor Of south India<br />
3. Panikkar K.K.-A Survey Of Indian History<br />
4. Rasson, E - The Political History Of Ancient India<br />
5. Tripathi R.C. - (1) Ancient India (2)Cultural-Heritage Of india, I/III<br />
6. R.K.Mukerjee - (1) Chandragupta Maurya and his time (2) Hindu Civilization<br />
(3) Ancient India Education (4) The gupta Empire (5) Harsha<br />
7. Kulkarni Chidambara- Ancient Indian History and Culture.<br />
8. David D.A. & Other - History and culture of Ancient India.<br />
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Paper - II (Main & F.S.)<br />
“History of Modern World<br />
(Reanisance to League of Nations)“<br />
Unit: - 1 (A) Remisance - Meaninig, Factor Leading to it<br />
(B) and its impact on Literature, Art and Architecture And Science<br />
Unit: - 2 (A) Reformation: Factors leading to it and its results.<br />
Unit: - 3 (A) Geographical discoveries: causes result & Effects<br />
Unit: - 4 (A) Bloodless revolution in England (1688)<br />
- Causes and its Impact on the British constitution<br />
Unit: -5 (A) American war of Indepandence (1976)<br />
- Causes and results.<br />
Unit: -6 (A) Fench revolution (1989)<br />
- Causes and results.<br />
Unit: -7 (A) Nepoleon Bonapart and his achievements.<br />
Unit: -8 (A) Industrial revolution<br />
- Causes and effects, Karl Marx.<br />
Unit: -9 (A) Meiji restoration and emergence of Japan as a Modern state.<br />
Unit: -10 (A) Chiness revolution (1911)<br />
- Causes and results.<br />
Unit: -11 (A) Russian revolution (1917)<br />
- Causes and Impact world.<br />
Unit: -12 (A) First World War: -<br />
- Causes and Impact world.<br />
(B) League of Nations: Objectives, achievements and Failure<br />
Books for Reference - F.Y. Paper - II<br />
1. Weath W.H v History of the World.<br />
2. Davis A.H v An ontime History of the world.<br />
3. Ketelley C.D.M v A History of modern Times from 1989.<br />
4. Palmor R.R v A History of modern Times World.<br />
5. Gupta R.S. v A History of modern China.<br />
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F.Y.B.A- History - Paper- VII<br />
“Revolution and National Movements in the Modern World - (1688 to 1950)”<br />
Unit: - 1 (A) Blooldless revolution in England (1688) A.D<br />
- Causes and results<br />
Unit: - 2 (A) A war of American Independence - 1766 A.D<br />
- Causes and effect - Contribution of George Hoisington.<br />
Unit: - 3 (A) The French revolution of 1789 A.D<br />
- Causes and Effects on the world - Napoleon<br />
Unit: -4 (A) Industrial Revolution of 1789 A.D<br />
- Causes and results - Karl Mark<br />
Unit: - 5 (A) Russian revolution of 1917 A.D<br />
- Causes and Effects on the world - Lenis<br />
Unit: -6 (A) Upheaval of 1857 A.D<br />
- Causes and results. - Causes for its failure<br />
Unit: -7 (A) Causes of the rise of Nationalism in Indian National Congress.<br />
- Main feature of its movements from 1885 to 1920 A.D.<br />
Unit: -8 (A) Gandhiji and Anajor freedom movments<br />
(B) Non-Co-operation movements 1920 A.D. - 1922 A.D<br />
Unit: -9 (A) Civil disobedience Movements 1930 A.D<br />
Unit: -10 (A) Quit India Movement - 1942 A.D<br />
Unit: -11 (A) Subhas Chandra Bose and Indian National Army.<br />
Unit: -12 (A) The Chinese revolution of 1911 A.D<br />
- Causes and result - Dr. Sun yat sen<br />
Books for Reference - F.Y. Paper - VII<br />
1. B. P .Dayal - History of America<br />
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KACHCHH UNIVERSITY<br />
(IN Force from June-2007)<br />
F.Y.B.A.- Psychology<br />
Paper - I Basic Psychological Processes<br />
June paper will consist of the following Five units.<br />
Unit: - I<br />
Unit: - II<br />
Chapter: 1 Introduction<br />
Chapter: 2 Biological Based of Behaviour<br />
Chapter: 3 Status of mima<br />
Chapter: 4 Sensory - perceptual process<br />
Unit: - III<br />
Chapter: 5 Learning<br />
Chapter: 6 Memories and Foryetting<br />
Unit: - IV<br />
Chapter: 7 Inteligence<br />
Chapter: 8 Thanking and Reasoning<br />
Unit: - V<br />
Chapter: 9 Motivations and Emotion<br />
Chapter: 10 Personality<br />
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Chapter: 1 Introduction of Psychology<br />
- Definition of Basic Psychology<br />
- Approaches, Biological, Psycho dynamic, behaviourist, nutive humanistic<br />
Chapter: 2 Biological Based of Behaviour<br />
- Human evolution<br />
- Genes and behaviours<br />
- Normones and glands<br />
- June cerelarar unemir pheres
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Chapter: 3 State of Mima<br />
- Nature of consciousness<br />
- Changes in consciousness<br />
- Day dreaming, Sleep and dreaming<br />
- Extendes states of consciousness<br />
Chapter:4 Sensory - Perceptual Processes<br />
- Visual Sensation, Auditory Sensation<br />
- Attentional Processes selective and systwined attention<br />
- Proceptual ory anysation<br />
- Deteminates of Perception<br />
- Form, Space and Depth perception<br />
Chapter:5 Learning<br />
- Classical and Operant conditioning<br />
- Basic processes<br />
- Extination, Spont aneous recovery Generalization and Discrimination<br />
- Renforcement schedules<br />
Chapter:6 Memories and Foryetting<br />
- Encoding, Storage and retrieval processes<br />
- Sensory, Short-term and long term memories<br />
- Constractive memories<br />
- Decay, Interence, Retrival, Failure, Motivated, Foryttu\ing and amnesia<br />
Chapter:7 Intensityence<br />
- June nature of Intelligence<br />
- Mesurring Intelligence<br />
- Requirement of good tests<br />
- June range of Intelligence<br />
The Gifted<br />
The Mentally retarded<br />
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Chapter:8 Thinking and Reasoning<br />
- Inugery and cognitive maps<br />
- Inductive and deductive reasoning<br />
- Problem solving approaches<br />
Chapter:9 Motivation and Emotion<br />
- Biogenic and sociogenic<br />
- Contrict and frustration<br />
- June need hier andy model<br />
- Psychologycal correlates, polgraphic, Technique<br />
Chapter:10 Personality<br />
- Trait and type aproaches<br />
- Biological and socio-Cultural determinates<br />
- Jenneques of assessment<br />
- MMPI and Prosective Techniques: TAT<br />
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1. Zimyaardo - P.G. and wager A.L. (1997) ‘pssychology’ Harper Collings collage, New York<br />
2. Wood and wood (1996) ‘The worrd of Pscholog’ IInd Ed. Allucans Baron New
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F.Y.B.A. - Psychology<br />
Paper - II Social Psychology<br />
The paper will consist of the following five units.<br />
Unit: - I<br />
Unit: - II<br />
Chapter: 1 Introduction<br />
Chapter: 2 Methods of Social Psychology<br />
Chapter: 3 Social Perception<br />
Chapter: 4 Attribution<br />
Unit: - III<br />
Chapter: 5 Group Progress<br />
Chapter: 6 Leadership<br />
Unit: - IV<br />
Chapter: 7 Attitudues<br />
Chapter: 8 Prejudice and discrimination<br />
Unit: - V<br />
Chapter: 9 Pro social behaviour<br />
Chapter: 10 Aggression<br />
Chapter: 1 Introduction<br />
- Defination of Social Psychology<br />
- Nature of Social Psychology<br />
- Scope of social Psychology<br />
- Social Psychology and other social science<br />
- Relationship with other science sociology and<br />
- Anthropology<br />
- Application of Social Psychology in Indian context.
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Chapter: 2 Methods of Social Psychology<br />
- Experiment Methods<br />
- Field V/S Laboratary Settings<br />
- Methods of data collection self-Report, observation, correlational Reasearch<br />
Chapter: 3 Social Perceptions<br />
- Perceving ourserves<br />
Self-Report<br />
Self-esteem<br />
Self-presentation<br />
- Perceving other<br />
Forming impression<br />
Role of non-Verbal cues<br />
Chapter: 4 Attribution<br />
- How attribution are made<br />
- Attribution about other<br />
- Attribution about the self<br />
- Biases in the attribution process<br />
- Individual differences in attribution<br />
Chapter:5 Group Processes<br />
- Group their nature and function<br />
- Social facilitation<br />
- Social Loafing<br />
- Conformity<br />
- Compliance<br />
- Obdience to authority<br />
Chapter:6 Leadership<br />
- Defination and functions<br />
- Approaches to Leadership Traits, Situation interaction, contingency<br />
Leadership effectiveness<br />
- The anarismatic Leadership<br />
Chapter:7 Attitudes<br />
- Nature and function of attitudes<br />
- Attitudes and Behaviours<br />
- Formution of Attitudes<br />
- Change of Attitudes<br />
Measerement of Attitudes
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Chapter:8 Prejudice and Discrimination<br />
- Componenets of Prejudice<br />
- Motives Of Prejudice<br />
- Learning Prejudice<br />
- Reducing Prejudice<br />
Chapter:9 Pro-Social Behaviour<br />
- Defining pro-social behaviour<br />
- When do people help?<br />
- Who is most likely to help?<br />
- Who is most likely to receive help?<br />
- The experience of receiving hely?<br />
Chapter:10 Aggeression<br />
- Theoretical prospective<br />
- Trait, simulation and social learning approaches<br />
- Social and personal determinats of aggression<br />
- Preparation and control of aggression<br />
BOOKS<br />
1. Buron R.A.S Burne D.(1998) Social psychology New Delhi Prentice Hall<br />
2. Tailor prplusears (1994) Social psychology 8 th Ed. Prenticehall<br />
3. Modern Social psychology (1999) prints palace Kamala Nagar, Agra. (Hindi Edition)
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U G C Model Curriculum<br />
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Second Subsidiary-Paper-VII<br />
General Psychology<br />
The paper will consist of the following five units.<br />
Unit: - I<br />
Unit: - II<br />
Unit: - III<br />
Unit: - IV<br />
Unit: - V<br />
Chapter: 1 Introduction Psychology<br />
Chapter: 2 Biology and Behaviour<br />
Chapter: 3 Motivation<br />
Chapter: 4 Emotion<br />
Chapter: 5 Learning<br />
Chapter: 6 Memory<br />
Chapter: 7 Perception<br />
Chapter: 8 Intelligence<br />
Chapter: 9 Cognition and language<br />
Chapter: 10 Aggession<br />
Chapter: 10 Personality<br />
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Chapter: 1 Introduction<br />
- Defination of Psychology<br />
- Goals of Psychology<br />
- Methods of Psychology<br />
Experiment, Observation, Interview,Question wire and case study<br />
- Field of psychology<br />
Clinical, Counselling, punisiological, Experimrntal, Devlopmental,<br />
Education, Social Industrial, Envionmental, Sports, consumer and<br />
Community Psychology.<br />
- The effects of endocrime glands on behavior
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Chapter: 2 Biology Of Behaviour<br />
- The nevrons<br />
- The central Nevrons systems<br />
- The Peripmerul Nervous Systems<br />
- The cerebral hemisphears<br />
Chapter: 3 Motivations<br />
- Theories of Motivation Drive reduction theory Arousal theory Maslow’s<br />
unierarcury of needs<br />
The Primary drives Hunger, Thirst and Sex Social Motives: Achievement<br />
Chapter: 4 Emotion<br />
- The Components Of emotion<br />
- Theories of emotion<br />
The James-Lange theory<br />
The Cannon-Bard Theory<br />
- The Pnusiology of emotion<br />
- The poly graph<br />
Chapter:5 Learning<br />
- Defination Of Learning<br />
- Classical conditioning<br />
Pavalov and classical conditioning<br />
John Watson: Little Alibert and Peter.<br />
- Operant Conditioning<br />
Skinner and operant conditioning<br />
- Cognitive Learning Learning by insight<br />
Chapter:6 Memory<br />
- The three processes in memory Encoding,Storage, Retrival<br />
- The three Processes in Memory systems<br />
Sensory memory<br />
Short term memory<br />
Long term memory<br />
- Forgretting<br />
- Improving memory<br />
Chapter:7 Perception<br />
- Defination Of Perception<br />
- The Gestalt principles of perceptual organization<br />
- Perceptual constancy
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Chapter:8 Intelligence<br />
- The nature of intelligence<br />
- Measuring intelligence<br />
- Requirement of good tests<br />
The gifted<br />
The mentally retarded<br />
The I.Q.Controversy<br />
Chapter:9 Cognition and Language<br />
- Imagery and concept as tools of thinking<br />
- Problems solving<br />
- Approache to problem solving<br />
- Creativity and Intelligence<br />
- Language and thinking<br />
Chapter:10 Personality<br />
- Theoroties of personality<br />
Sigmand Freud and psychologes<br />
- Humanistic personality theiories abrunam<br />
Muslow and Assesment<br />
- Personality Inventories<br />
Projective Tests<br />
BOOKS<br />
(1) Samuel E. Wood and Ellen Green Wood (1996) ‘The World Of<br />
Psychology 2 nd Ed,.aryan ‘s Buron,New York.<br />
(2) C.T.Moryan Ricnara A.King, John R. WeiZ, Johnscnopler (1986)<br />
‘Introduction to Psychology’ 7 th Ed.Mcgraw- Hide International.<br />
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F.Y.B.A. ECONOMICS-1 [Main & FS]<br />
MICRO ECONOMICS<br />
PAPER - I<br />
[1] Introduction<br />
Nature and scope of economics, positive and normative Economics, various definition of<br />
economic, Robbins, Aalan Smith and Marshals definition.<br />
[2] Basic Economics Terms<br />
Utility- Types of utility, Price and Value goods and Service, Monetary income and Real<br />
income investment, Welfare.<br />
[3] Price Mechanism<br />
Meaning of Wemand, Law of demand increase and Decrease, Expansion and contraction of<br />
Wemand, Law of Supply, increase and decrease, Expansion and contraction of Supply, price<br />
determination.<br />
[4] Consumer’s Behaviour<br />
Cardinal and ordinal approaches of Utility Analysis, Diminishing Marginal Utility<br />
analysis, Indifference Curve Characteristics, Price effect, income effect,Gifften Goods Equil-<br />
Marginal Utility analysis.<br />
[5] Elasticity<br />
Price Elaslicity of demand, types of price elasticity, Consumer, Angel curve.<br />
[6] Factors of Production<br />
Land, Labour, capital and enterprenuer, Division of labour, types of Division of labour<br />
Advantages of Divison of labour, Characteristics of Factors of production.<br />
[7] Market Forms<br />
Monopoly and price discrimination, measure of monopoly Power, wuopoly oligopoly,<br />
monopoliture competition, perfect competition, Equtitrium of a firm in short run, and Long<br />
run.<br />
[8] Marginal Productivity theory of distribution theories of wage determination, wages<br />
and collactive bargaining, wages Diffentials.<br />
[9] Rent- Scarcity of Rent, diffrental Rent, Ques, Rent, Interest, Classical and Keynesim<br />
theories, Profits-innovation risk and uncertainty theories.<br />
[10] Welfare Economics,Problems in meaning welfare, Classical welfare economics Pareto’s<br />
criterias value judgements. Concepts of Social function. Compensation principal-<br />
Kaldor.
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First Year B.A (Economics) (Main&F.S.)<br />
Paper- II Indian Economy<br />
(I) Indian economy before independence:<br />
Land system-cottage and small industries:<br />
Textiles and other industries-colonial<br />
Exploitation: Forms and consequences<br />
(II) Types of economies:<br />
Meaning and Characteristies of a poor, developing economy-main characteristics of Indian<br />
economy.<br />
(III) Population problem in India:<br />
Population explosion-cause of rapid increase in<br />
Population -effects of rapidly increase in<br />
Population - effects of rapidly increasing<br />
Population-population policy of government of India.<br />
(IV) Agriculture-I<br />
Importance of agriculture in India economy meaning of green revolution- cause of low<br />
productivity in Agriculture- measures adopted for increasing productivity -Institutional and<br />
technological factors.<br />
(V) Agriculture-II<br />
Reforms in Agriculture Main provisions-Poetical evolution of success of land reforms in<br />
India-Agricultural marketing - Defects of Agriculture Marketing in India-steps taken by the<br />
Government for improving agricultural marketing.<br />
(VI) Industry-I<br />
Classification of Indutry: cottage in industry, Tiny Indutry, Small industry, medium and Large<br />
industry, Sick Industrial unit-Importance of small scale industries problem faced industry<br />
measures taken by Government to help SII.
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(VII) Industry-II<br />
Role of public sector and private sector and in India - Importance of private sectorimportance<br />
of public sector in India.<br />
(VIII) Unemployment in India:<br />
Nature of unemployment-types of unemployment extent of policy for reducing unemployment.<br />
(IX) Poverty in India:<br />
Absolute and relative poverty-poverty line-Industries of poverty-causes of poverty Government<br />
policy for removing poverty.<br />
(X) Entvironment and pollution: meaning of ecological balance pollution - types of pollution-<br />
Remedial measures.
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PAPER : VII - Intorduction to Economics<br />
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I Nature and impotance of Economics-An introducation to the well known definitions<br />
of Economics.<br />
II Problem of choice-Type of human wants-Factors affecting human -wants.<br />
III Meaning of divisons of labour-Types advantage- disadvantage - factors affecting divison<br />
of labour.<br />
IV Meaning of production-factors of production: land, labour, capital and entrepreneurship<br />
characteristics of each factor of production.<br />
V Market: Meaning of market-function of market.<br />
VI Demand: Meaning of demand-Law of supply.<br />
VII Supply : Meaning - law of supply.<br />
VIII Money: Meaning of money function of money.<br />
IX Banking: Meaning of commercial bank-functions of Commercial bank.<br />
X Main functions of state-sources of income for the state- concept of direct and indirect tax.<br />
Note:- Each topic carries 10% weightage in market.
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Statistical Methods : Paper - I<br />
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[The course aims to provide an understanding of application of statistics to business and industries<br />
while focusing to develop effective business communication skills among the students.]<br />
A) 1. PRIMARY AND SECONDARY DATA:<br />
Concept of primary and secondary data, Methods of data collection,direct and indirect<br />
inquiry. Inquiry and questionnaire source of secondary data.<br />
2. CLASSIFICATION AND GRAPHS:<br />
Concept of classification, types and importance of classification. Discrete and continuous<br />
series for univariate and bivariate data.<br />
Graphs :<br />
(i) Histogram<br />
(ii) Frequency Polygone<br />
(iii) Frequency curve<br />
(iv) Ogive curve<br />
(v) Pie Chart<br />
Obtain the measure of central tendency (mean and mode) quartiles, deciles and<br />
percentiles from the above graphs.<br />
B) 1. MEASURE OF CENTRAL TENDENCY :<br />
Arithmetic Mean, Weighted Mean, Geometric Mean, Harmonic Mean Median, Mode,<br />
Quartiles, Deciles and Percentiles from group and ungroup data.<br />
2. MEASURE OF DISPERSION:<br />
Range, Quartile deviation, Mean deviation, Standard deviation, Coefficient of variance.<br />
C) 1. MEASURE OF SKEWNESS:<br />
Definition, types and criteria of skewness, Bowley’s and Pearson’s measures of Skewness.<br />
2. PERMUTATION AND COMBINATION:<br />
Concept of permutation and combination. Formula for nPr and nCr (without proof).<br />
Simple example.
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D) 1. PROBABILITY:<br />
Random experiment involving tossing of coins, dice and drawing of cards etc. Definition<br />
of sample space, events, equally likely events, mutually exclusive and exhaustive<br />
events, Independences of events. Definition of probability (Mathematical, Statistical),<br />
definition of conditional probability. Theorems of addition and multiplication of<br />
probabilities (without proof). Simple example.<br />
2. MATHEMATICAL EXPECTATION :<br />
Concept of a discrete random variable, probability mass function of discrete random<br />
variable and its properties, definition of mathematicalexpectation of a discrete random<br />
variable, mean and variance (without proof) and simple examples<br />
E) 1. DETERMINANTS :<br />
Expansions of determinants upto 3rd order. Rules of determinants (without proof)<br />
Cramer’s rule for solving linear equations in two variables.<br />
2. MATRICES :<br />
Definition of a matrix, types of matrices – rectangular, square, symmetric, diagonal<br />
matrices, Addition, Subtraction and multiplication of the matrices upto third order<br />
only. Inverse of matrix of order 2x2 only.
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Statistical Methods Paper II<br />
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[The course aims to provide an understanding of application of statistics to business and industries<br />
while focusing to develop effective business communication skills among the students.]<br />
A) MATHEMATICAL METHODS:<br />
1. FUNCTION :<br />
Concept of a function, Domain & Range of a function with Simple Examples.<br />
2. LIMIT AND CONTINUITY:<br />
Concept of the limit of a function, Rules of limit (statements only) Simple examples<br />
of limit involving function of the type ax+b, ax2 +bx+c, (ax+b)/(cx+d), ekx concept of<br />
continuity of a function and simple example.<br />
3. DIFFERENTIATION:<br />
Concept of derivative of a real function. Derivative from first principle of function such<br />
as x2 and x3 . Rules of derivative without proof. Derivation of the function of types :<br />
ax+b, ax2 +bx+c, (ax+b)(cx+d),(ax+b)/(cx+d), ekx , log x.<br />
B) TIME SERIES<br />
Definition and Meaning of time series. Components of time series. Trend, Seasonal, Cyclic<br />
and Random components, Elimination of trend by the method of Moving average, method of<br />
curve fitting, using or ordinary least squares principle only, curve fitting for numerical data<br />
for linear and quadratic case only.<br />
C) INDEX NUMBER<br />
Definition, Limitation and use of index numbers. Construction of wholesale price index<br />
number and cost of living index numbers, Laspeyer, Passche, Marshall Edge Worth and<br />
Fisher’s Index number. Time and Factor reversal tests.<br />
D) DEMOGRAPHIC METHODS<br />
1. POPULATION CENSUS:<br />
Method of conducting population census and its usefulness. Detailed Study of last<br />
population census of India. Limitations of Indian census data and suggestions to<br />
improve them.
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2. VITAL STATISTICS:<br />
Meaning and scope of demography crude, standard and Age specific rates Mortality<br />
rates pertaining to (i) CDR (ii) SDR (iii) IMR<br />
Birth rates pertaining to (i) CDR (ii) SDR (iii) Age specific Birth rates. Fertility rates<br />
pertaining to (i) GFR (ii) ASFR (iii)TFR. Simple illustrative examples.<br />
E) 1. MOMENTS:<br />
Definition of raw and Central moments of a discrete random variable upto order four,<br />
their relationships (without proof) and numerical examples only.<br />
2. PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTION:<br />
Statement of Probability mass function of Binomial, Poisson Normal and Hypergeometric<br />
distributions and their properties (without derivation) and simple examples based on<br />
these distributions.
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[The course aims to provide an understanding of application of statistics to business and industries<br />
while focusing to develop effective business communication skills among the students.]<br />
A) 1. PRIMARY AND SECONDARY DATA:<br />
Concept of primary and secondary data, Methods of data collection, direct and indirect<br />
inquiry. Inquiry and questionnaire source of secondary data.<br />
2. CLASSIFICATION AND GRAPHS:<br />
Concept of classification, types and importance of classification. Discrete and continuous<br />
series for univariate and bivariate data.<br />
Graphs :<br />
(i) Histogram<br />
(ii) Frequency Polygone<br />
(iii) Frequency curve<br />
(iv) Ogive curve<br />
(v) Pie Chart<br />
Obtain the measure of central tendency (mean and mode) quartiles, deciles and<br />
percentiles from the above graphs.<br />
B) 1. MEASURE OF CENTRAL TENDENCY:<br />
Arithmetic Mean, Weighted Mean, Geometric Mean, Harmonic Mean, Median, Mode,<br />
Quartiles, Deciles and Percentiles from group and ungroup data.<br />
2. MEASURE OF DISPERSION:<br />
Range, Quartile deviation, Mean deviation, Standard deviation, Coefficient of variance.<br />
C) TIME SERIES:<br />
Definition and Meaning of time series. Components of time series. Trend, Seasonal, Cyclic<br />
and Random components, Elimination of trend by the method of Moving average, method<br />
of curve fitting, using or ordinary least squares principle only, curve fitting for numerical data<br />
for linear and quadratic case only.
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D) INDEX NUMBER:<br />
Definition, Limitation and use of index numbers. Construction of wholesale price index<br />
number and cost of living index numbers, Laspeyer, Passche, Marshall Edge Worth and<br />
Fisher’s Index number. Time and Factor reversal tests.<br />
E) CORRELATION, REGRESSION AND ASSOCIATION OF ATTRIBUTES<br />
1. LINEAR CORRELATION :<br />
Concept of linear correlation between two variable scatter diagram, bivariate frequency<br />
table, Karl Pearson’s formula for correlation coefficient. Spearman’s rank correlation.<br />
Calculation of correlation, coefficient from ungrouped and grouped bivariate data.<br />
Coefficient of determination and its interpretation.<br />
2. REGRESSION :<br />
Concept of Regression, Principle of least squares, line of regression, coefficient of<br />
determination and its interpretation. Use of regression in forecasting.<br />
3. ASSOCIATION OF ATTRIBUTES:<br />
Concept of association of attributes, Yule’s coefficient of association.
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REFERENCE BOOKS :<br />
First Year B.A.<br />
Statistical Methods Paper I,II and VII<br />
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1. Gupta S. C. & Kapoor V. K. : Fundamental of Mathematical Statistics, Sultan Chand & Sons,<br />
New Delhi.<br />
2. Gupta S. C. & Kapoor V. K. : Fundamental of Applied Statistics, Sultan Chand & Sons,<br />
New Delhi.<br />
3. Gupta A. C. : Fundamental of Applied Statistics, Sultan Chand & Sons, New Delhi.<br />
4. Gupta S. C. : An Introduction to Matrices, Sultan Chand & Sons, New Delhi.<br />
5. Kenny & Keeping : Mathematics of Statistics Volume I and II, Van Nostran.<br />
6. Goon Gupta & Dasgupta: Fundamental of Statistics Volume I and II, World Press, Calcutta.<br />
7. Allen R. G. D. : Mathematical Analysis for Economics, Macmillan Press and ELBS, London.<br />
8. Chiang A. C. : Fundamental Methods of Mathematical Economics, McGraw Hill, New York.<br />
9. Speigal M. R. : Theory and Problems of Statistics, McGraw Hill Book Co., London.<br />
10. Yamanc Taro : Mathematics for Economics, Prentice Hall of India Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi.<br />
11. Monga G. S. : Mathematics and Statistic for Economics, Vikas Publishing House, New Delhi.<br />
12. Vygodsky G. S. : Mathematical Handbook (Higher Mathematics), Mir Publisher, Moscow.<br />
13. Shenoy G. V., Srivastava U. K. & Sharma S. C. : Business Statistics, Wiley Eastern.<br />
14. Das G. & Pattnayk : Fundamentals of Mathematical Analysis, Tata McGraw Hill, New Delhi.<br />
15. Statistics for Standard XI and XII (Gujarat Secondary Education Board).
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