DETAILS OF IRC SCHEDULE for GV March 2018

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1 DETAILS OF IRC SCHEDULE for GV March 2018 Day & Date Slot Topic Resource Persons School Academic Brief Remarks Thursday 11 am 12 pm Distribution of Income Dr Madhulika P SOMS Sarkar & Mr Gaurav 12 am - 1 pm Role of Agriculture and Service sector in development Kumar (JRF) Dr Grace Don Nemching SOEDS 04 pm 05 pm Student Support Services Dr. Shweta Singh RSD The session will focus on the importance of agriculture and service sector and their contributions to the economy.agriculture is the backbone which provides basic ingredients to man, service sector on the other hand is equally important covering activities like trading, banking & finance, infotainment, real estate, transportation, security, management & technical consultancy among several others am 12 pm 1. Heritage Awareness Repeat IRC Session Cancelled For Holi 2.Theories of Social Structure 12 am - 1 pm Holi Special Programme IRC Session Cancelled For Holi Saturday am 12 pm Introduction to Indian Philosophy Dr.Jayanti, Delhi University. SOITS Indian philosophy is expressed through a rich variety of thoughts and practices that have developed over more than three thousand years. There is no single Indian philosophy, but rather a plurality of ways of understanding and relating to Reality from a stock of widely

2 held ideas reflected in the Vedas and the Upanishads, and particularly in the classical systems of Hinduism, Buddhism,and Jainism. The schools of Indian thoughts are classified as either orthodox or heterodox. There are six major orthodox schools of Indian philosophy: Nyaya, Vaisheshika, Samkhya, Yoga, Mimamsa and Vedanta, and three major heterodox schools: Jain, Buddhist, and Charvaka. They differ in their assumptions about the nature of existence as well as the specifics of the path to the ultimate liberation. Sunday Monday am 12 pm Women in Public Administration 12 am - 1 pm Student Support Services Dr. Syni Duggal RC 1 11 am 12 pm Forensic Psychology: An Overview Dr. Senthamiz Kanal SOSS The role of women in public administration will be discussed and approaches like the feminist approach to public administration will also be brought in. Dr.Suhas Shetgovekar SOSS Forensic psychology is the application of the principles and techniques of psychology to the fields of civil and criminal justice.the session will introduce the topic and look in to its different dimensions.

3 Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday Sunday am 12 pm SOE 12 am - 1 pm SOS 11 am 12 pm Dr Sonia Sharma SOTHSM 12 am - 1 pm Organic Farming: Sustainable Livelihood Model Prof. S.K.Yadav, SOA & Dr. Y.S.C. Khuman, SOITS SOITS 11 am 12 pm Sh Tata STRIDE Ramakrishna & Dr Pulla Lakshmi 12 am - 1 pm SOGDS 04 pm 05 pm Student Support Services Dr. Rita Chouhan RC 2 11 am 12 pm SOSW 12 am - 1 pm SOET 11 am 12 pm Prof. Elumalai SOL 12 am - 1 pm SOE 11 am 12 pm SOA & FSSAI 12 am - 1 pm Student Support Services Dr. Sukanta Kumar RC 3 The IRC would focus on the concept and practice of organic farming. Also, why and how the Organic farming is considered as a Sustainable Livelihood Model. Monday am 12 pm Introduction to Psychology Dr. Smita Gupta SOSS The session will discuss the basic concepts,sub-fields and methods in psychology..

4 Tuesday am 12 pm Java Programming Inheritance and Polymorphism Mr. Akshay Kumar and Mr M P Mishra SOCIS 12 am - 1 pm SOS Study of computer science and its applications is a domain of study where understanding and developing programs/applications are extensively studied. Hands on exercises are very much part of any Computer Science and Applications study. To demonstrate skills of Programming and Problem Solving using Object Oriented Programming concepts using java are integral part of having programming and problem solving skills in current era of software development. In this interactive radio session of one hour, Object Oriented Programming concepts like Objects, Class, Inheritance and Polymorphism will be discussed. Also listeners will be made aware about when to use Inheritance in problem solving and when to go for composite classes. Wednesday am 12 pm Impact of Social Forestry in Rural Development 12 am - 1 pm Communication for Development Dr Gurupada Saren SOCE It would highlight the the importance of social forestry for the rural masses. Dr K S Arul M M Selvan SOJNMS India being in the 131 rank as per Human Index Report, the major development indicators - such as Health, Education, Equality,

5 Thursday Saturday am 12 pm Methods of Data Collection Prof M SS Raju SOMS 12 am - 1 pm Barriers in social and cultural translation Dr. Jagdish Sharma & Dr. Jyoti Chawla SOTST 04 pm 05 pm Student Support Services Dr. A M Saklani RC Noida 11 am 12 pm SOA 12 am - 1 pm Dr Deepanwita SOFL Srivastava 11 am 12 pm SOA Eradication of Poverty and Hunger, and equally preserving natural resources - requires the active participation of every stakeholder including the common people. The active participation is more meaningful if communication and information flows across the social fabrics. In this session, resource persons will be handling the intricacies of participatory communication approach for development. The proposed topic will address the social and cultural issues that emerge as untranslatability during the process of Translation. The topic is dealing with MTT 018 course of MATS and finds close relevance to PGDT and PG certificate programmes offered by the School.

6 Sunday am 12 pm SOS 12 am - 1 pm Student Support Services Dr. K C Dalai RSD Monday Tuesday Wednesday am 12 pm Reference and Information Dr. Archana Shukla SOSS The session will discuss the different information sources like dictionaries and other information tools in the library. 11 am 12 pm SOE 12 am - 1 pm SOS 11 am 12 pm SOTHSM 12 am - 1 pm Philosophical Foundations of Distance Education Dr Anita Priyadarshini STRIDE The topic Philosophical Foundations of Distance Education is based on a unit of the MDE 411 course of the MA(DE) programme. This session will introduce the learners to the principles of distance education. It will explore the philosophies of different distance education thinkers such as Wedemeyer, Moore, Otto Peters, Sewart. The issues of distance, dialogue, human support and other pedagogic aspects will be discussed. The session will also dwell upon the changing ideas of

7 Thursday am 12 pm SOMS 12 am - 1 pm Dr Seema Johari SOPVA 04 pm 05 pm Student Support Services Dr. Arshia Hussain RC 1 11 am 12 pm SOSW S distance in a digitalized world. Saturday am 12 pm Big Data Basics Dr.V.V.Subrahmanyam SOCIS Big data is a blanket term for the non-traditional strategies and technologies needed to gather, organize, process, and gather insights from large datasets. While the problem of working with data that exceeds the computing power or storage of a single computer is not new, the pervasiveness, scale, and value of this type of computing has greatly expanded in recent years. This session covers the definition of Big data and its potential, How the big data systems are different, significance of 6 V s (Volume, Velocity, Variety, Veracity, Value, Variability), Big Data Applications, Big Data Life Cycle, Computing, Analyzing the Data and Visualizing the insights. 12 am - 1 pm SOE Sunday 11 am 12 pm SOA & FSSAI

8 am - 1 pm Student Support Services Dr. Meena Singh RC- 2 Monday am 12 pm Communication Skills VII Dr. Z. Yanthan SOSS The session will carry forward the earlier discussions on communication skills. Tuesday Wednesday am 12 pm Routing Algorithms Shashi Bhushan SOCIS One of the biggest challenges in the network layer is routing datagrams through a network of millions of hosts and routers. The session will cover several such algorithms highlighting their main features and limitations. 12 am - 1 pm SOS 11 am 12 pm Significance of Land Reforms Prof R P Singh SOCE To understand the need of land reforms and how it benefits the needy 12 am - 1 pm Dr. Suneet Kashyap SOL Thursday am 12 pm Operations Management MS 5 Prof T U Fulzele SOMS 12 am - 1 pm SOEDS 04 pm 05 pm Student Support Services Dr. Sanjeev pandey RC am 12 pm SOA 12 am - 1 pm SOVET

9 Saturday am 12 pm SOGDS