DETAILS OF IRC SCHEDULE for GV November 2017

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1 DETAILS OF IRC SCHEDULE for GV November 2017 Day & Date Slot Topic Resource Persons School Academic Brief Remarks Wednesday 11 am 12 pm Role of Guides & Dr Paramita SOTHSM The session would discuss the importance of Escorts in Tourism Suklabaidya & Dr guides & escorts in the tourism industry. Thursday Management 12 am - 1 pm Folklore and the Alternative Modernities- I Sonia Sharma Dr. Nandini Sahu, SOH, IGNOU Prof. Simi Malhotra, Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi SOITS Folklore studies is a part of the mainstream of English studies today. I am planning this lecture to define the thin line of distinction between folklore and myth while justifying the in-depth relationship between folk, classical and modern literatures. I will be making an attempt to deal with the study of folklore and the alternative modernatives associated with it, supporting the view that the western parameters like the Great Little traditions should not be applied to the study of the Indian folklore. In the Indian context, the Loka and Shastra, or, folk and elite contrast is contrary to the western contrast between great and little traditions. Rather the complementariness of Marga and Deshi is very deep and intricate, contributing immensely towards the making of Indian literature. 11 am 12 pm Auditing Dr. Sunil Gupta SOMS This IRC would focus on site verification activity, inspection or examination, objective examination and evaluation of the financial statement 12 am - 1 pm Urban Sanitation and Waste Management Prof. B.K. Pattanaik & Dr. P.V.K. Sasidhar SOEDS) MEDS 042 : Issues and Challenges in Urban Planning and Development 04pm 05 pm Student Support Dr D B Damle Delhi RC 1

2 Friday am 12 pm Fundamentals of meat science Dr. Mita Sinhamahapatra SOA The programme will explain the chemistry, nutrition and microbiology of food in general and meat in particular. 12 am - 1 pm Diseases & Physiology of various Body Systems Dr Rachna Agarwal SOVET Session will discuss Topics from Course MVE001 of PGDPSM prog. Diseases & Disorders of various Body Systems and their Physiology Saturday am 12 pm Contemporaray Emerging Research Methodologies Dr. Nilima Srivastava and Dr. Sunita Dhal SOGDS The objective of the programme will be to familarize our learners with regards to some of the contemporary and emerging trends of carrying out research studies in the field of Women's and Gender Studies. The programme shall also benefit learners from other disciplines who want to research on gender issues. Sunday am - 1 pm Dealing with stress during exam. 11 am 12 pm Overview of lithic cultures Dr. Swati Patra SOSS This session will deal discuss about how to prepare for term end exams and how to manage stress during exams. Dr. Venkatraman SOSS The session will cover certain aspects of archaeological anthropology. 12 am - 1 pm Student Support Dr K D Prasad Delhi RC 2 Monday am 12 pm Literary Sources of Ancient Indian History Dr. Shuchi Dayal SOSS This session would be discussing about major literary sources of Ancient India like the Vedas, Ramayana, Mahabharata, Buddhist literary sources, biographies, Accounts of foreigners etc. The problems of interpreting Religious texts, and difficulties in dealing with literary

3 Tuesday am - 1 pm Novels Dr. Pema Eden Samdup 11 am 12 pm Moral Development among Adolescents 12 am - 1 pm Social Issues in Urban Development sources will also be discussed. SOH What is a novel? How did the novel come into being? What were its origins? Distinguishing features of the novel, characterization in a novel, narrative techniques and types of novels will be dealt with here. D.Elizabeth Kuruvilla SOE During early adolescence, many of the attitudes,beliefs, and values that children develop remain with them for life. The session focus on how moral development occurs among adolescents and the role of teachers and parents in handling them Dr. Nisha Varghese & Dr. Grace Don Nemching SOEDS(UP) MEDSE- 046: Development : Issues and Perspectives Wednesday am 12 pm Appropriate Pre school Curriculum for 3-5 year old Mrs Seema Sharma SOCE This IRC would discuss the kind of activities that should be conducted with pre schoolers & enhance overall development. 12 am - 1 pm Gender issues in Media Dr. O. P. Dewal & Dr. Himadri Roy SOJNMS Mass media affects human psychology & attitude to a great extent. Proliferation and large scale consumption of mass media has increased its potential to affect the society. There are very few programmes /films which exhibit gender sensitivity inbuilt in them. There is a great need to sensitize people about gender issues in Radio, Television and Films. The programme discusses about the stereotypes, superstitions and other gender related problems perpetuated by the main stream media and the need to check it. Thursday 11 am 12 pm Measurement and Dr. P.V.K. Sasidhar & SOEDS(UP) MEDS 044: Monitoring and Evaluation of

4 Sampling Dr. Nisha Varghese Projects and Programmes 12 am - 1 pm Gender and Politics Dr. Smita Patil SOGDS 04pm 05 pm Student Support Dr Sanjeev Panda Delhi RC 3 Friday Saturday am 12 pm Field Work in BSW Dr Sayantani Guin SOSW Session will highlight the field work practicum in BSW. It will explain the various components of field work and the application of methods and principles of social work during field work in BSW programme. 12 am - 1 pm Processes and Unit Operations for Wastewater Treatment Mr. Anuj Kumar Purwar SOET 11 am 12 pm Prof Elumalai SOL 12 am - 1 pm Working with Families of Children with Exceptional Needs The waste water treatment is a broad term that applies to any operations that reduce the objectionable properties of water carried waste and make it less dangerous. In this session we will discuss different treatment processes and unit operations for treating waster water upto limit to reduce its dangerous effects, increasing its usefulness/reuse and finally safe disposal in water body. Dr Elizabeth Kuruvilla SOE The session aims to highlight the role of teachers while working and communicating with families of children with exceptional needs. Sunday am 12 pm Population & Development Dr. S. Mohaptara SOS The relationship between population and development is a two way processes. There are

5 12 am - 1 pm Student Support Dr M A Laskar RC Noida various demographic indicators like fertility, mortality, migration, literacy, population composition etc. which decides overall growth and development of a society and state. Similarly, developmental status of a society or state shapes the quantitative and qualitative aspects of population in that particular society or state. Quantitative aspects deals with number related to demographic indicators such as fertility, mortality migration whereas qualitative aspects deals with conditions in human life like status of women, quality of life etc. This complex interaction is very dynamic and varies over time and space. This complexity would be contextualised by citing examples from across the world as well as from India. Monday am 12 pm How to do project work Prof. Narayan Prasad SOSS The speaker will highlight the salient aspects of doing project work in the economics discipline. Students of MECP-101 will especially benefit. 12 am - 1 pm Sectoral Issues in Development Dr. Nisha Varghese & Dr. Grace Don Nemching SOEDS(UP) MEDSE -046: Development - Issues and Perspectives Tuesday am 12 pm Object Oriented Analysis & Design Sh M P Mishra SOCIS The session would discuss different aspects associated with object analysis & design. 12 am - 1 pm Overview of Plant Physiology course (special reference to Photosynthesis) Prof. Amrita Nigam B.Sc. SOS

6 Wednesday am 12 pm Preparation for December Term End Exams Dr N P Singh & Sh Gulshan Arora SED Thursday am - 1 pm Support Services: Institutional Arrangements and Models Dr. Pulla Lakshmi & Mr. Tata Ramakrishna STRIDE The session would describe the Evolution of Learner Support and First Generation: Correspondence Education and Second Generation: Open and Distance Education, Third Generation: Online Education. The session would highlight the Models of Learner Support and i.e. Correspondence Education, Open and Distance Education, Online Education. The session would focus on Institutional Arrangements: The Centralized Model, Decentralized Model and Web Based Model. The session would further discuss the importance of Institutional Arrangements and Models. 11 am 12 pm Business Environment Dr. Rashmi Bansal SOMS Economic and social environment of business. Any business enterprise whether large or small, public or private is affected by the environment in which it operates. 12 am - 1 pm Dr Deepanwita SOFL Srivastava 04pm 05 pm Student Support Dr Hema Pant RSD Friday am 12 pm Setting up of agrienterprises 12 am - 1 pm Bhasha Prayukti aur Anuvad Dr. P.K. Jain SOA Session will explain the concept and importance of entrepreneurship in agriculture and also the process of setting up of agrienterprises. Dr. Jagdish Sharma & Dr. Jyoti Chawla SOTST The topic forms part of MTT-012 Translation and Linguistic. The programme will discuss the definition of language register and its various

7 Saturday am 12 pm Smart Cities and Smart Villages Prof. Pattanaik & Dr. Nehal A Farooquee SOEDS(UP) dimensions which is key area of concern during translation MEDS -042: Issues and Challenges in Urban Planning and Development. Sunday am - 1 pm Ms Mridula Rashmi Kindo 11 am 12 pm FDI in India Dr. Rahul Nath Chaudhary SOH SOSS 12 am - 1 pm Student Support Dr A Varadarajan Delhi RC 1 The session will cover certain dimensions of the Foreign Direct Investment in India and consider their implications. Monday am 12 pm New Dimensions in Communication Skills Dr. Z. Yanthan SOSS The resource person will highlight the latest developments in the area of communication skills. Tuesday am - 1 pm Hindi Sahitya Ka Itihaas Prof Smita Chaturvedi SOH Is satra mein aadikaal key Sahitya par vichar karengey. 11 am 12 pm Curriculum: Meaning Dr.Vandana Singh SOE Session will focus on understanding the and Nature meaning of curriculum. It will also help learners to analyze the various aspects of curriculum. 12 am - 1 pm Urban Governance Dr. Nehal A Farooquee SOEDS(UP) MEDS- 041: Introduction to Urban Development Wednesday am 12 pm District Level Plan Dr Gurupada Saren SOCE This IRC would highlight the issues &challenges to meet the development. 12 am - 1 pm Dr Gurmeet Kaur SOL Thursday am 12 pm Urban Poverty and Inequality Prof. B.K. Pattanaik SOEDS MEDS -042: Issues and Challenges in Urban Planning and Development

8 12 am - 1 pm SOPVA 04pm 05 pm Student Support Dr S S Srinivas Delhi RC 2 Friday am 12 pm Project Work Dr. Saumya SOSW MSWP-001: The session would discuss the guidelines for preparation of a project proposal, broad areas and topics for research, tools for data collection and guidelines for submission of project proposal and dissertation. 12 am - 1 pm SOHS Saturday am 12 pm Project Appraisal Techniques Dr. P.V.K. Sasidhar & Dr. Nisha Varghese SOEDS(UP) MEDS -044: Monitoring and Evaluation of Projects and Programmes Sunday am - 1 pm Continuous & Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE)at the Upper Primary & Secondary Stages 11 am 12 pm How to Prepare for the Term End examinations for the Physics Electives Dr Niradhar Dey SOE The session is based upon Unit-12 Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation, Block-3, BES- 127 Assessment for Learning of B.Ed. programme. The session will focus discussions on the concepts of CCE and present practices of CCE in Upper Primary and Secondary Stages. Prof. S. R. Jha and Prof. S. Gokhale SOS Our learners will be appearing for their Term End Exams in December In order to prepare them to successfully navigate the term-end examination, faculty will interact with them and give them some useful tips about studies and exam preparations of

9 12 am - 1 pm Student Support Dr Navita Abrol Delhi RC 3 physics courses. Monday am 12 pm Aurangzeb: The man and the myth Ms.Priyanka Khanna 12 am - 1 pm Disaster Management Dr. Nisha Varghese & Dr. Grace Don Nemching SOSS SOEDS Based on the recently published book by historian Audrey Truschke, the session will introduce the students to the complex and contested life of the sixth Mughal emperor, Aurangzeb Alamgir taking a fresh look at his hotly debated policies and bringing forth an untold side to him as a man who strove to be a just, worthy king. MEDS -043 : Dynamics of Urban Planning and Development Tuesday Wednesday am 12 pm Data Mining Sh Shashi Bhushan SOCIS The session would introduce to the learners different topics related to data mining technique. 12 am - 1 pm Natural Hazards Dr. Meenal Mishra & Dr. M. Prashanth 11 am 12 pm Role & Importance of Accommodation in Tourism Development SOS It will discuss the types of natural hazards and their mitigation. It will be beneficial learners of PGCGI and B.Sc. programme Dr Sonia Sharma SOTHSM The session would focus on how accommodation plays a vital role in tourism. 12 am - 1 pm Introduction to Indian Philosophy Dr. Bins Sebastian, Former Consultant, SOITS, IGNOU 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 held ideas reflected in the Vedas and the Upanishads, and particularly in the classical systems of Hinduism, Buddhism, and Jainism.

10 Thursday am 12 pm General Management 12 am - 1 pm An introduction to Post Graduate Diploma in Applied Statistics (PGDAST) and An Overview of MST-001: Foundation in Mathematics and Statistics 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. Dr. Leena Singh SOMS This will include fundamental nature, scope and basic characteristics of Managerial Economics. The role of firm in theory and practice of Managerial Economics will be discussed. The objective of firm and the basic factors of decision making will also be Mr. Rajesh and Mr. Prabhat Kr. Sangal SOS discussed.. This talk is aimed for New learners who would like to pursue a programme in Statistics. It will apprise the learners about the PGDAST Programme. It also gives a brief overview about the first course of this programme. 04pm 05 pm Student Support Dr Gulab Jha RC Noida

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