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CONTENTS

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1. Preface 2

2. The academic committee 3

3. Regulations of Credit based Post Graduate Courses & M.Tech programmes 4

4. Academic Calendar 11

5. Details of Courses offered in the various Departments/Schools

Faculty of Environmental Studies School of Environmental Studies National Centre for Aquatic Animal Health

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Faculty of Engineering School of Engineering Kunjali Marakkar School of Marine Engineering

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Faculty of Humanities Department of Hindi Department of English and Foreign Languages

48 50

Faculty of Law School of Legal Studies 52 Faculty of Marine Sciences School of Industrial Fisheries

School of Marine Sciences: Department of Atmospheric Sciences Department of Chemical Oceanography Department of Marine Biology, Micro-Biology & Bio Chemistry Department of Marine Geology and Geophysics Department of Physical Oceanography

59 65 69 72 74 78

Faculty of Science Department of Applied Chemistry Department of Bio-Technology Department of Mathematics Department of Physics Department of Statistics

84 88 90 95 99

Faculty of Social Sciences Department of Applied Economics School of Management Studies

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Faculty of Technology Department of Computer Applications Department of Computer Applications (CUCEK) Department of Computer Science Department of Electronics Department of Polymer Science & Rubber Technology Department of Ship Technology International School of Photonics Department of Instrumentation

112 115 118 122 126 128 130 137

6. Student Registration forms (Proforma A) 139

7. Student Registration forms (Proforma B) 140

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PREFACE

The present Academic Bulletin aims at giving a brief overview of the course structure

as well as regulations for the various post graduate programmes offered in the University. We feel that this will enable the students to choose their electives according to their interest in the topic. The details of the faculty in each department along with their specialisations are also given in the text. As was done earlier, the information is organised faculty wise and departments within each faculty. Clarifications regarding any detail which is not included in the bulletin can be obtained from the concerned Head of the department. Further it may be noted that the rules and regulations are subject to changes, depending on subsequent decisions taken by the academic bodies.

The Academic Bulletin Committee is thankful to all the Directors of Schools/ Heads

of Departments and University authorities for extending all sort of Co-operation in bringing out this bulletin. We would also like to place on record our appreciation to the staff of Academic section who had rendered administrative help to bring out this bulletin.

Dr. Thomas Kurian

Dr. G.Santhosh Kumar Dr. P.S. Seema Dr. K.R. Baiju Dr. A.Vijayakumar (Convenor)

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Members of the Academic Committee (2014-2016)

1. Pro-Vice-Chancellor : Chairman 2. Dr.K.Mohankumar, Professor, : Vice-Chairman Department of Atmospheric Sciences 3. Registrar : Secretary 4. Controller of Examinations : 5. Dr. P.M. Sabura Beegum, Associate Professor, Department of Applied Chemistry 6. Dr. A. Vijayakumar, Professor, Department of Mathematics 7. Dr. Sarita.G. Bhat, Associate Professor, Department of Biotechnology 8. Dr.P.S. Seema, Assistant Professor, School of Legal Studies 9. Dr. V.S Sivanandan Achari, Assistant Professor, School of Environmental Studies 10. Sri. Saji.P.K. Assistant Professor, Department of Physical Oceanography 11. Dr. Stephen Rodrigues, Associate Professor, Department of Instrumentation 12. Dr.K.R. Baiju, Assistant Professor, Department of Marine Geology & Geophysics 13. Dr. James Manalel, Professor, School of Management Studies 14. Dr.M. Junaid Bushri, Associate Professor, Department of Physics 15. Smt. Malathi.S., Assistat Professor, Department of Computer Applications 16. Dr.P.G. Sankaran, Professor, Department of Statistics 17. Dr.K.T. Thomson, Professor, School of Industrial Fisheries 18. Dr. A.A.Mohammed Hatha, Associate Professor, Department of Marine Biology, Microbiology & Biochemistry 19. Dr.C.H. Sujatha, Associate Professor, Department of Chemical Oceanography 20. Dr.C.G. Nandakumar, Associate Professor, Department of Ship Technology 21. Dr. Thomas Kurian, Professor, Department of Polymer Science and Rubber Technology 22. Dr.G. Santhosh Kumar, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science 23. Dr. Supriya M.H., Associate Professor, Department of Electronics 24. Dr.K.S. Beena, Professor, School of Engineering 25. Dr. Sasidharan, Professor, Department of Hindi 26. Dr. Brinda Bala Sreenivasan, Assistant Professor, Department of English & Foreign Languages 27. Dr.S. Harikumar, Professor, Department of Applied Economics 28. Dr.P. Radhakrishnan, Professor, International School of Photonics 29. Sri. Roy.V.Paul, Assistant Professor, K.M. School of Marine Engineering

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REGULATIONS FOR POST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES IN THE DEPARTMENTS/ SCHOOLS OF THE COCHIN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

1. SCOPE 1.1 These Regulations shall apply to all post graduate programmes conducted by the

Departments/Schools of the Cochin University of Science and Technology excluding Ph.D., M. Phil and P.G. Diploma and Certificate Courses.

1.2 The provisions herein supersede all other Regulations unless otherwise provided.

2. DEFINITIONS 2.1. Academic Committee means the committee constituted by the Vice-Chancellor under this

Regulation to monitor the running of the programme. 2.2. Core course means a course that the student admitted to a particular programme must

successfully complete to receive the Degree and which cannot be substituted by any other course.

2.3. Elective course means a course, which can be substituted by equivalent courses from the same or other Departments/Schools.

2.4. Audited course will not accrue any credit. 2.5. Department/School means Departments/Schools instituted in the University as per Statutes

and Act. 2.6. Levels of courses in these Regulations will generally mean: First Level : undergraduate programmes Second Level: all post graduate programmes (Masters Degree except M. Tech) Third Level : M. Tech. courses 2.7. Semester and course credit system shall be followed.

3. ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION

As per the Regulations prescribed by the University from time to time.

4. ADMISSION As per the Regulations prescribed by the University from time to time.

5. COURSE REGISTRATION 5.1 Every department/School shall have Faculty Members as Students Advisors. Each student

at the time of seeking admission will be assigned to an Advisor by the Departmental Council. He/She will advise the student about the academic programme and counsel on, the choice of courses depending on the students academic background and objective. The student shall then register for the courses he plans to take for the semester before the classes begin.

The Department offering any course shall prescribe the maximum number of students that can be admitted taking into consideration the facilities available. In any department preference shall be given to those students for whom the course is a core-course if the demand for registration is beyond the maximum prescribed. Every student has to complete the prescribed prerequisites for the course before registration. The student can drop out if he feels that he has registered for more courses than he can handle within 20 days after the commencement of classes.

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5.2 The University shall make available to all students a Bulletin listing all the courses offered in every semester specifying the credits, pre requisites, list of topics the course intends to cover, the instructor who is giving the course, the time and place of the classes for the courses and examination schedule. Each course shall have a code consisting of three characters denoting the Department and four digits of which first digit indicating the level of the course, second indicating the Semester and third and the fourth digits the serial number of the course. However, in such departments having more than 1 Masters programme of same level, the first 2 characters denote department and the third, the course of study.

6. COURSE STRUCTURE 6.1 Core courses should generally be offered by the Department/School concerned. Normally

no course shall have more than four credits except in cases where only project/dissertation including seminars are involved in which case the minimum credit shall be sixteen.

6.2 Total number of credits for the core courses shall not exceed 60 for M.A. / M.Sc., 80 for MCA / MBA, 40 for M. Tech. and shall not be less than 48 for M.A. / M.Sc., 72 for MCA /MBA Programmes/ MIB and 36 for M. Tech.

6.3 The department council shall make recommendations on the core and elective courses including the detailed syllabus for each programme offered by the department to the University and approved by the concerned Board of Studies, Faculty and Academic Council. The Department Council shall have the freedom to design and introduce new electives and/or audited courses, to modify / redesign existing electives and to replace any existing electives with new or modified / redesigned electives to facilitate better exposure and training for the students. Prior approval from the Board of Studies and Academic Council is not required for such modifications in the electives, but shall be done only with the approval of the Academic Committee. Such changes shall be brought to the notice of the concerned bodies in the next meeting.

6.4 The general structure of the programme shall be as given below: MA/M Sc MBA MBA * MCA Full Time Part Time Programmes Programme duration 4 Sem 4 Sem 6 Sem 6 Sem Accumulated minimum credits Required for successful 72 87 87 108 Completion of the programme Minimum attendance required 75 % 75 % 75 % 75 %

Note: * MBA (PT) programme has 6 semesters with the same content as the full time programme with 4 semesters

Each semester shall have a minimum of 90 working days and one credit shall be given for one-hour lecture or 3 hours of practical work per week. No regular student shall register for more than 24 credits and less than 16 credits per semester. In case of MBA (PT) students the minimum and maximum credits per semester will be 12 and 18 respectively.

6.5 Credit-based system to be made more versatile, whereby every student may take about 25% of his/her course curriculum outside the parent department (Optional subjects) and the Core subjects which may constitute about 75% in the parent department.

In order to improve the soft skills of the students, a course on Communicative English will be offered as a non-credit course to all students of the University, whether UG or PG

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7. EVALUATION 7.1 The evaluation scheme for each semester contains two parts, an internal assessment and an

external examination. Equal weightage shall be given for the internal and external examinations. However all practical examinations will be internally evaluated as per the procedures laid down by the concerned Department council. Immediately after the examination is over the HOD shall arrange a valuation camp pertaining to all the examinations conducted in the department and the results shall be finalised within one month after the examination is over.

7.2 The existing rules shall apply for the conduct of all external semester end examinations relating to all courses coming under these regulations.

7.3 The system of separate minimum for external / internal examinations be dispensed with, to ensure uniformity except for management programmes in SMS.

8. GRADE CARD 8.1 The University under its seal shall issue to the students a grade card on completion of

each semester. The grade card shall contain the following: a) Title of the courses taken as Core, Elective and Audit (an Audit course shall be listed only

if the student has passed it). b) The credits associated with and grades awarded for each course. c) The number of credits (Core and Elective separately) earned by the student and the grade

point average. d) The total credits (Core and Elective) earned by the student till that semester. 8.2 The following grading system be adopted for all the courses. The following grades will be

awarded based on the overall performance in each subject. Range of marks Grades Weightage 90% and above S Outstanding 10 [80 90) A Excellent 9 [70 80) B Very Good 8 [60 70) C Good 7 [50 60) D Satisfactory 6 Below 50% F Failed 0 where [X-Y) means X is included and Y is excluded. Overall performance at the end of the semester will be indicated by Grade point Average

(GPA) calculated as follows: GPA = G1C1 + G2C2 + G3C3 + ..GnCn C1+C2+C3+...Cn. where G refers to the grade weightage and C refers to the credit value of corresponding

course undergone by the student. At the end of the final semester Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) will be

calculated based on the above formula. Classification for the Degree/Diploma will be given as follows:

Classification CGPA First Class with distinction 8 and above First Class 6.5 and above Second Class 6 and above

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8.3 The Grade Card issued at the end of the final semester shall contain the details of all the courses taken which shall include the titles of the courses, the credits associated with each course, the CGPA and the class in which the student is placed. The rank shall be awarded based on CGPA corrected to the second decimal.

8.4 Those who fail any Core or Elective course shall be given two additional chances for appearing for the semester-end examination within a period of two years after the completion of the course. However, the marks obtained by the continuous assessment during the semester can be improved only by repeating the course. Students can repeat the course after obtaining permission from the Departmental Council.

9. DEPARTMENT COUNCIL 9.1 Every postgraduate programme conducted in the Departments shall be monitored by the

Department Council subject to these regulations the Department council shall design courses, prescribe the mode of conducting the courses and evaluating the students and teachers.

10. ACADEMIC COMMITTEE 10.1 There shall be an Academic committee constituted by the Vice-Chancellor to monitor and

co-ordinate the working of the credit and semester system. 10.2 The committee shall consist of: a) The Pro-Vice-Chancellor Chairman b) The Registrar Secretary c) The Controller of Examinations d) One Teacher from each Dept. with Post Graduate course 10.3 A senior professor nominated by the Vice-Chancellor from among the members of the

committee shall be the Vice chairman of the committee. 10.4 The term of the office of the committee shall be two years, but the committee once

constituted shall continue in office until a reconstituted committee assumes office. 11. TRANSITORY PROVISION Notwithstanding anything contained in these regulations, the Vice-Chancellor shall, for a

period of one year from the date of coming into force of these regulations, have the power to provide by order that these regulations shall be applied to any programme with such modifications as may be necessary.

12. REPEAL The Regulations now in force in so far as they are applicable to programmes offered in the

University Departments and to the extent they are inconsistent with these Regulations are hereby repealed. In the case of any inconsistency between the existing regulations and the regulations relating to the Credit and Semester System in their application to any course offered in a University Department, the later shall prevail.

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REGULATIONS FOR M.TECH PROGRAMMES IN THE DEPARTMENTS / SCHOOLS OF THE COCHIN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

The following regulations are made applicable to all regular M. Tech programs in the university with effect from Academic Year 2003-2004. Only relevant excerpts of the regulations are included here. However, these regulations are not applicable to M Tech programmes in Recognised Institutions.

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1. M. Tech Programme The M. Tech course in the university is a four semester programme with a total duration of

two calendar years; where in the first two semesters will include lecturers, laboratory work and seminar. The student will devote the third and fourth semesters on a project work related to a relevant area of the specialization either in the Department or in an industrial / research / academic institution outside the university.

1.1. Mode of Evaluation 1.1.1. A student would be considered to have progresses satisfactorily at the end of a semester if

he / she has a minimum of 75 % attendance. 1.1.2. The student shall be evaluated continuously throughout the semester and marks shall be

awarded on the basis of tests and assignments as detailed below: 20 marks are awarded for the various assignments given by the teacher. There shall be two class tests and one end semester exam. The first class test carries a maximum of 20 marks and is on portions of syllabi covered till

then. The second class test carries a maximum of 20 marks and is on portions covered till then

from the first class test. The end semester examination is for maximum marks of 40 and carries questions from

entire syllabi of the course. 1.1.3. There can be a supplementary examination for each subject, conducted within a week of

the last examination of the end semester examination. This will be based on the recommendations of the Departmental Council, on receiving specific application from students and based on the merit of the case. Such examination shall carry questions from the entire portions and be awarded only 75 % of the marks scored. It shall be one of the three tests that have fetched the least marks.

1.1.4. The pass minimum in a subject is 50 %. If a candidate fails to secure 50 % he / she is failed in the subject and has to repeat the subject in the next possible chance.

1.1.5. A pass in the course will entitle the student to acquire the credit value allotted for that particular course (For credit values please refer to the course structure)

1.1.6. A student shall acquire a minimum of 36 credits in the first two semesters before he / she register for third semester. A student shall complete his / her M. Tech programme in 8 (Eight) consecutive semesters by acquiring the total credit requirements (72) as specified for the award of the degree.

1.1.7. A sponsored candidate who wishes to go back to take up professional employment after completing II semester course shall obtain permission from the Head of the Department, for the choice of their place of project work at the commencement of the III semester. Such permission may be granted only on merit basis on the recommendation of the Departmental Council and on the production of a certificate from the Head of that institution to effect that the student is permitted to carry out project work at the establishment / institution where he / she proposed to do the work.

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1.1.8. Project evaluation be done at the end of III and IV semesters. At the end of III semester students have to submit a progress report of his / her project work which will be presented before the examination committee of the Department. Marks be awarded based on the evaluation by the committee. At the end of the IV semester the student has to submit the project dissertation. He / she be assessed by the Departmental Examination Committee based on his / her presentation of the project work.

1.2. Classification

The following grading system be adopted for all the courses. The following grades will be awarded based on the overall performance in each subject.

Range of marks Grades Weightage 90% and above S Outstanding 10 [80 90) A Excellent 9 [70 80) B Very Good 8 [60 70) C Good 7 [50 60) D Satisfactory 6 Below 50% F Failed 0 Where [X-Y) means that X is included and Y is excluded

Overall performance at the end of the semester will be indicated by Grade point Average (GPA) calculated as follows:

GPA = G1C1 + G2C2 + G3C3 + ..GnCn C1+C2+C3+...Cn.

Where G refers to the grade weightage and C refers to the credit value of corresponding course undergone by the student. At the end of the final semester Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) will be calculated based on the above formula.

Classification for the Degree/Diploma will be given as follows: Classification CGPA First Class with distinction 8 and above First Class 6.5 and above Second Class 6 and above 1.6 Declaration of Result

The final marks are reported to the University for Tabulation and declaration of results. The university shall issue mark lists at the end of each semester.

1.7. Review of Question Papers and Valuation of Answer Books. At the end of each semester, question papers set for class test and end semester examination and scheme of valuation of answer books be reviewed by the Departmental Council. The review report may be placed in the Board of Studies for scrutiny.

1.8. Grievance Cell The Departmental Council will act as a grievance cell where complaints from the students on the conduct of class test, semester examination and valuation methodology can

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be examined. The student shall make such complaints within a week of the examination, to the Head of the Department in writing for scrutiny by the grievance cell.

1.9. Revision of Regulation and Curriculum. The University may, from time to time, revise, amend or change the Regulations, Schemes of Examinations and Syllabus. In the case of students already undergoing the course, the change will take effect from the beginning of the following academic year after the changes are introduced and shall cover the part of the course that remains to be completed.

These regulations take precedence over existing M.Tech Regulations in so far as inconsistencies are observed.

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016

July 2015

Date Day Remarks

1 Wednesday Reopening of classes after summer vacation for all odd semester UG/PG courses except for the 1st year B.Tech programme, SOE & PG Courses

2 Thursday

3 Friday

4 Saturday

5 Sunday

6 Monday Commencement of classes - V semester B.Tech General & I Semester PG Courses

7 Tuesday Last date for payment of semester fee without fine

8 Wednesday

9 Thursday

10 Friday

11 Saturday

12 Sunday

13 Monday

14 Tuesday

15 Wednesday Closing date for registration of choice of courses under CBCS

16 Thursday Commencement of classes - I Semester of all UG programmes, BBA LL.B, B.Com LL.B, LL.M, M.Sc Photonics

17 Friday

18 Saturday Ramzan

19 Sunday

20 Monday Commencement of classes - III Semester MBA after internship

21 Tuesday

22 Wednesday

23 Thursday

24 Friday

25 Saturday

26 Sunday

27 Monday

28 Tuesday

29 Wednesday

30 Thursday

31 Friday Last date for payment of semester fee with fine

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016 August 2015

Date Day Remarks

1 Saturday 2 Sunday

3 Monday

Commencement of classes - I semester B.Tech at SOE and CUCEK & B.Arch/I and III semester M.Tech Marine Biotechnology

4 Tuesday 5 Wednesday 6 Thursday Commencement of classes - I Semester MBA

7 Friday Selection to the Inter Uty Arts Competitions (without affecting regular classes)

8 Saturday 9 Sunday

10 Monday 11 Tuesday 12 Wednesday 13 Thursday Election to the General Council of CUU 14 Friday Karkadaka Vaavu 15 Saturday Independence Day 16 Sunday Cusat Music Eve

17 Monday Commencement of Sports Selection Trials(without affecting classes)

18 Tuesday 19 Wednesday 20 Thursday Onam Celebration 21 Friday Starting of Onam Vacation (Forenoon onwards) 22 Saturday 23 Sunday Science Lecture Series - Lecture 1 24 Monday 25 Tuesday 26 Wednesday 27 Thursday First Onam 28 Friday Thiruvonam 29 Saturday Third Onam 30 Sunday Fourth Onam 31 Monday Reopening after Onam Vacation

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016 September 2015

Date Day Remarks

1 Tuesday Election of Office Bearers of CUU 2 Wednesday Commencement of First Internal Exams UG & PG Courses 3 Thursday 4 Friday 5 Saturday Sreekrishna Jayanthi 6 Sunday 7 Monday Publication of time-table for even semester

8 Tuesday Commencement of Kerala State College Games Meet

9 Wednesday 10 Thursday 11 Friday 12 Saturday 13 Sunday 14 Monday Inauguration of CUU/Hindi Day 15 Tuesday

16 Wednesday

17 Thursday 18 Friday Commencement of Monsoon Programme 19 Saturday 20 Sunday 21 Monday Sree Narayana Guru Samadhi

22 Tuesday Submission of application for CBCS Registration - Starts

23 Wednesday 24 Thursday Bakrid 25 Friday 26 Saturday 27 Sunday 28 Monday Commencement of Environment Film Festival 29 Tuesday 30 Wednesday

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016 October 2015

Date Day Remarks

1 Thursday Comemencement of Adventure Sports for Girls 2 Friday Gandhi Jayanthi

3 Saturday Commencement of Frames: Digital Photography Workshop

4 Sunday Frames: Digital Photography Workshop 5 Monday 6 Tuesday

7 Wednesday

8 Thursday Commencement of Adventure Sports for Boys

9 Friday Last date for submission of application for CBCS registration for even semester

10 Saturday 11 Sunday 12 Monday 13 Tuesday 14 Wednesday Commencement of 2nd Internals - B.Tech General & UG Courses 15 Thursday 16 Friday 17 Saturday 18 Sunday Science Lecture Series - Lecture 2 19 Monday 20 Tuesday

21 Wednesday End of Semester Classes - V Sem & VII Sem B.Tech General,B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech Instrumentation/IX Sem BBA LLB, B.Com LLB,M.Sc Photonics

22 Thursday Mahanavami 23 Friday Vijayadasami 24 Saturday Muharram 25 Sunday 26 Monday 27 Tuesday 28 Wednesday Commencement of 2nd Internals - PG Courses 29 Thursday

30 Friday End of Semester Classes - V Sem & VII semester MCA, BBA LL.B, B.Com LL.B, LL.M/III semester B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT & B.Tech Instrumentation/M.Sc Photonics

31 Saturday

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016

November 2015

Date Day Remarks 1 Sunday Malayalam Day 2 Monday Commencement of exam - VII Sem B.Tech General 3 Tuesday Commencement of exam -V Sem B.Tech General

4 Wednesday

1. End of Semester Classes - III Sem M.Sc,MA,MBA,MCA,M.Tech,M.Phil,BBA LL.B,B.Com LL.B,LL.M 2. Commencement of exam - VII Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT & B.Tech Intsrumentation 3. Commencement of exam - IX sem M.Sc Photonics, BBA LLB, B.Com LLB

5 Thursday 6 Friday

7 Saturday Commencement of exam - V Sem M.Sc,MA,MBA,MCA,M.Tech & M.Phil

8 Sunday 9 Monday 10 Tuesday Deepavali

11 Wednesday Commencement of exam - V Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT & B.Tech Instrumentation, M.Sc Photonics

12 Thursday Commencement of exam - III Sem M.Sc,MA,MBA,MCA,M.Tech,M.Phil

13 Friday End of Semester Classes -I Sem M.Sc,MA,MBA,MCA,M.Tech,M.Phil,BBA LL.B,B.Com LL.B,LL.M/III Sem B.Tech General/I Sem B.Tech NA&SB,B.Tech PS&RT,B.Tech Instrumentation/III semester B.Arch/I & II semester M.Sc Photonics

14 Saturday 15 Sunday

16 Monday 1. Commencement of exams - III, V & VII semesters BBA LL.B, B.Com LL.B, LL.M 2. Commencement of 1st Internal Exams - B.Tech General & B.Arch I & II semester

17 Tuesday 18 Wednesday 19 Thursday

20 Friday Commencement of exam - I Sem M.Sc,MA,MBA,MCA,M.Tech,M.Phil /V Sem MCA/III Sem B.Tech General, B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech Instrumentation/III Sem B.Arch

21 Saturday 22 Sunday 23 Monday 24 Tuesday 25 Wednesday 26 Thursday 27 Friday Commencement of exam - I sem BBA LL.B,B.Com LL.B 28 Saturday 29 Sunday 30 Monday

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016 December 2015

Date Day Remarks

1 Tuesday

2 Wednesday 1. Commencement of classes -IV, VI & VIII Sem classes of B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT & B.Tech Instrumentation/IV, VI & VIII & X Sem M.Sc Photonics,B.Com LL.B, BBA LL.B

3 Thursday 1. Commencement of classes - II, IV & VI Sem classes of M.Sc,MA,MBA, MCA, M.Tech, M.Phil & B.Tech General/IV Sem B.Arch

4 Friday SOE Sports - Athletics 5 Saturday 6 Sunday

7 Monday Commencement of exam -I Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech Instrumentation & M.Sc Photonics

8 Tuesday 9 Wednesday 10 Thursday 11 Friday 12 Saturday 13 Sunday 14 Monday Main Campus Sports 15 Tuesday 16 Wednesday 17 Thursday 18 Friday 19 Saturday Starting of Christmas Vacation (Forenoon onwards) 20 Sunday 21 Monday 22 Tuesday 23 Wednesday 24 Thursday Nabidinam 25 Friday Christmas 26 Saturday 27 Sunday 28 Monday

29 Tuesday Reopening after Christmas Vacation Commencement of classes - II Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech Instrumentation, BBA LL.B, B.Com LL.B & M.Sc Photonics

30 Wednesday 31 Thursday

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016 January 2016

Date Day Remarks

1 Friday 2 Saturday 3 Sunday 4 Monday 5 Tuesday 6 Wednesday 7 Thursday 8 Friday 9 Saturday 10 Sunday 11 Monday 12 Tuesday National Youth Day 13 Wednesday 14 Thursday 15 Friday Inter Collegiate Sports Meet 16 Saturday 17 Sunday Science Series Lecture - Lecture 3 18 Monday 19 Tuesday 20 Wednesday 21 Thursday 22 Friday

23 Saturday Commencement of Green Room VI:Cultivating Creativity

24 Sunday 25 Monday 26 Tuesday Republic Day 27 Wednesday 28 Thursday 29 Friday 30 Saturday 31 Sunday

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016 February 2016

Date Day Remarks

1 Monday

Commencement of 1st Internals - IV, VI & VIII sem B.Tech General, B.Com LL.B, BBA LL.B, M.Sc Photonics/IV Sem B.Arch & Other UG Courses

2 Tuesday 3 Wednesday 4 Thursday Commencement of 1st Internals - PG Courses 5 Friday 6 Saturday 7 Sunday 8 Monday 9 Tuesday 10 Wednesday 11 Thursday 12 Friday SOE Arts Festival - Vipanchika 13 Saturday 14 Sunday 15 Monday 16 Tuesday 17 Wednesday 18 Thursday 19 Friday 20 Saturday 21 Sunday 22 Monday 23 Tuesday

24 Wednesday Commencement of Uty Arts Festival - Sargam (inauguration in the evening)

25 Thursday 26 Friday Maha Shivarathri 27 Saturday 28 Sunday

29 Monday

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016

March 2016

Date Day Remarks

1 Tuesday Publication of Time-table for 2016-17 odd semester

2 Wednesday 3 Thursday 4 Friday 5 Saturday 6 Sunday 7 Monday 8 Tuesday 9 Wednesday 10 Thursday 11 Friday 12 Saturday 13 Sunday

14 Monday

Commencement of 2nd Internals - B.Tech General, B.Arch, B.Com LLB, BBA LLB & other UG Courses

15 Tuesday

16 Wednesday 17 Thursday 18 Friday 19 Saturday 20 Sunday

21 Monday Submission of application for CBCS registration starts

22 Tuesday

23 Wednesday End of Semester Classes - VIII Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT & B.Tech Instrumentation/VI Sem & VIII Sem B.Tech General

24 Thursday Maundy Thursday 25 Friday Good Friday 26 Saturday 27 Sunday Easter 28 Monday Commencement of 2nd Internals - PG Courses

29 Tuesday

End of Semester Classes - VI sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech Instrumentation & M.Sc Photonics

30 Wednesday

31 Thursday Last date for submission of application for CBCS Registrtion

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016

December 2015

Date Day Remarks 1 Tuesday

2 Wednesday 1. Commencement of classes -IV, VI & VIII Sem classes of B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT & B.Tech Instrumentation/IV, VI & VIII & X Sem M.Sc Photonics,B.Com LL.B, BBA LL.B

3 Thursday 1. Commencement of classes - II, IV & VI Sem classes of M.Sc,MA,MBA, MCA, M.Tech, M.Phil & B.Tech General/IV Sem B.Arch

4 Friday SOE Sports - Athletics 5 Saturday 6 Sunday

7 Monday Commencement of exam -I Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech Instrumentation & M.Sc Photonics

8 Tuesday 9 Wednesday 10 Thursday 11 Friday 12 Saturday 13 Sunday 14 Monday Main Campus Sports 15 Tuesday 16 Wednesday 17 Thursday 18 Friday 19 Saturday Starting of Christmas Vacation (Forenoon onwards) 20 Sunday 21 Monday 22 Tuesday 23 Wednesday 24 Thursday Nabidinam 25 Friday Christmas 26 Saturday 27 Sunday 28 Monday

29 Tuesday Reopening after Christmas Vacation Commencement of classes - II Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech Instrumentation, BBA LL.B, B.Com LL.B & M.Sc Photonics

30 Wednesday 31 Thursday

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016 January 2016

Date Day Remarks

1 Friday 2 Saturday 3 Sunday 4 Monday 5 Tuesday 6 Wednesday 7 Thursday 8 Friday 9 Saturday 10 Sunday 11 Monday 12 Tuesday National Youth Day 13 Wednesday 14 Thursday 15 Friday Inter Collegiate Sports Meet 16 Saturday 17 Sunday Science Series Lecture - Lecture 3 18 Monday 19 Tuesday 20 Wednesday 21 Thursday 22 Friday

23 Saturday Commencement of Green Room VI:Cultivating Creativity

24 Sunday 25 Monday 26 Tuesday Republic Day 27 Wednesday 28 Thursday 29 Friday 30 Saturday 31 Sunday

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016

Febraury 2016

Date Day Remarks

1 Monday

Commencement of 1st Internals - IV, VI & VII sem B.Tech General, B.Com LL.B, BBA LL.B, M.Sc Photonics/IV Sem B.Arch

2 Tuesday 3 Wednesday 4 Thursday Commencement of 1st Internals - PG Courses 5 Friday 6 Saturday 7 Sunday 8 Monday 9 Tuesday 10 Wednesday 11 Thursday 12 Friday SOE Arts Festival - Vipanchika 13 Saturday 14 Sunday 15 Monday 16 Tuesday 17 Wednesday 18 Thursday 19 Friday 20 Saturday 21 Sunday 22 Monday 23 Tuesday

24 Wednesday

Commencement of Uty Arts Festival - Sargam (inauguration in the evening)

25 Thursday 26 Friday Maha Shivarathri 27 Saturday 28 Sunday

29 Monday

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016 March 2016

Date Day Remarks

1 Tuesday Publication of Time-table for 2016-17 odd semester

2 Wednesday 3 Thursday 4 Friday 5 Saturday 6 Sunday 7 Monday 8 Tuesday 9 Wednesday 10 Thursday 11 Friday 12 Saturday 13 Sunday

14 Monday

Commencement of 2nd Internals - B.Tech General, B.Arch, B.Com LLB, BBA LLB & other UG courses

15 Tuesday

16 Wednesday 17 Thursday 18 Friday 19 Saturday 20 Sunday

21 Monday Submission of application for CBCS registration starts

22 Tuesday

23 Wednesday End of Semester Classes - VIII Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT & B.Tech Instrumentation/VI Sem & VIII Sem B.Tech General

24 Thursday Maundy Thursday 25 Friday Good Friday 26 Saturday 27 Sunday Easter 28 Monday Commencement of 2nd Internals - PG Courses

29 Tuesday

End of Semester Classes - VI sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech Instrumentation & M.Sc Photonics

30 Wednesday 31 Thursday Last date for submission of application for CBCS Registrtion

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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016 April 2016

Date Day Remarks

1 Friday 1. End of Semester Classes - IV & VI Sem M.Sc/MA/MBA/MCA/M.Tech & M.Phil 2. Commencement of exam - VIII Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT & B.Tech Instrumentation/VIII Sem B.Tech General/X Sem M.Sc Photonics, B.Com LLB, BBA LLB/VI Sem MCA

2 Saturday 3 Sunday

4 Monday 1. Commencement of exam - VI Sem B.Tech General

5 Tuesday Commencement of exam - VIII Sem M.Sc Photonics

6 Wednesday Commencement of exam - VI Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech Instrumentation, M.Sc Photonics/VI Sem MCA

7 Thursday

8 Friday End of Semester Classes - II Sem M.Sc,MA,MBA,MCA,M.Tech & M.Phil

9 Saturday Commencement of exam - VI Sem M.Sc,MA,MBA,MCA,M.Tech & M.Phil 10 Sunday

11 Monday Commencement of exam - IV Sem M.Sc/MA/MBA/MCA/M.Tech & M.Phil 12 Tuesday

13 Wednesday End of Semester Classes - IV Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT & B.Tech Instrumentation/B.Tech General,B.Arch, M.Sc Photonics

14 Thursday Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Jayanthi 15 Friday Vishu 16 Saturday 17 Sunday

18 Monday Commencement of exam - II Sem M.Sc,MA,MBA,MCA,M.Tech & M.Phil 19 Tuesday 20 Wednesday Commencement of exam - IV Sem B.Tech General & B.Arch 21 Thursday 22 Friday 23 Saturday 24 Sunday 25 Monday

26 Tuesday 1. Commencement of exam - IV Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech Instrumentation, M.Sc Photonics 2. End of Semester Classes - I & II Sem B.Tech General, B.Arch

27 Wednesday 28 Thursday 29 Friday 30 Saturday

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May 2016

Date Day Remarks 1 Sunday Starting of Summer Vacation/ May Day 2 Monday 3 Tuesday

4 Wednesday

5 Thursday 6 Friday 7 Saturday 8 Sunday 9 Monday

10 Tuesday Commencement of exam - I & II Sem B.Tech General, B.Arch

11 Wednesday 12 Thursday 13 Friday 14 Saturday 15 Sunday

16 Monday

17 Tuesday 18 Wednesday 19 Thursday 20 Friday 21 Saturday 22 Sunday 23 Monday 24 Tuesday 25 Wednesday 26 Thursday 27 Friday 28 Saturday 29 Sunday 30 Monday 31 Tuesday

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Date Day Remarks

1 Wednesday 2 Thursday 3 Friday 4 Saturday 5 Sunday 6 Monday 7 Tuesday 8 Wednesday 9 Thursday 10 Friday 11 Saturday 12 Sunday 13 Monday 14 Tuesday 15 Wednesday 16 Thursday 17 Friday 18 Saturday 19 Sunday 20 Monday 21 Tuesday 22 Wednesday 23 Thursday 24 Friday 25 Saturday 26 Sunday

27 Monday

28 Tuesday 29 Wednesday 30 Thursday

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FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

M.Sc. Environmental Technology (Stream I Environmental Engineering) Semester I Course Code Course C/E Credits Pre

requisite ENV/ENB 2101 Environmental Biology C 3 ENV/ENB 2102 Chemistry of the

Environment C 3

ENV/ENB 2103 Physical processes in the environment

C 3

ENV/ENB 2104 Environmental Microbiology C 3 ENV/ENB 2105 Environmental Chemistry

Lab C 2

ENV/ENB 2106 Environmental Microbiology lab

C 2

ENV/ENB 2107 Environmental Physics & Geology lab

E 1

ENV/ENB 2108 Chemo-metrics & Good Laboratory Practices

E 2

Semester II Course Code Course C/E Credits Pre requisite ENV/ENB 2201 Advanced Methods in

Environmental Analysis C 2

ENV/ENB 2202 Introduction to Environmental Engineering

C 3

ENV/ENB 2203 Environmental Toxicology C 3 ENV/ENB 2204 Fluid Mechanics C 2 ENV/ENB 2205 Environmental Engineering

Lab C 2

ENV/ENB 2206 Chemical Methods in Environmental Analysis Lab

C 2

ENV/ENB 2207 Environmental Toxicology Lab

C 1

ENV/ENB 2208 Environmental Modelling E 2 ENV/ENB 2209 Environmental Management

and Legal Aspects E 3

ENV/ENB 2210 Geo-informatics E 2 ENV/ENB 2211 Natural Resource

Management E 2

ENV/ENB 2212 Biomolecules E 2 ENV/ENB 2213

Introductory Bio-nanotechnology

E 2

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Semester III Course Code Course C/E Credits Pre requisite ENV 2301 Basics of Chemical Engineering C 2 ENV 2302 Wastewater Treatment C 3 ENV 2303 Introduction to Engineering

Drawings C 1

ENV 2304 Air Pollution Control C 2 ENV 2305 Geo-informatics Lab C 2 ENV 2306 Environmental Engineering &

Design Lab C 3

ENV 2307 Chemistry of Water Treatment E 3 ENV 2308 Solid Waste Treatment E 2

Semester IV Course Code Course C/E Credits Pre requisite ENV 2401 Project C 14 ENV 2402 Viva - Voce C 2

M.Sc. Environmental Technology (Stream 2 Environmental Biotechnology) Semester I Course Code Course C/E Credits Pre requisite ENV/ENB 2101 Environmental Biology C 3 ENV/ENB 2102 Chemistry of the

Environment C 3

ENV/ENB 2103 Physical processes in the environment

C 3

ENV/ENB 2104 Environmental Microbiology C 3 ENV/ENB 2105 Environmental Chemistry

Lab C 2

ENV/ENB 2106 Environmental Microbiology lab

C 2

ENV/ENB 2107 Environmental Physics & Geology lab

E 1

ENV/ENB 2108 Chemo-metrics & Good Laboratory Practices

E 2

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Semester II Course Code Course C/E Credits Pre requisites ENV/ENB 2201 Advanced Methods in

Environmental Analysis C 2

ENV/ENB 2202 Introduction to Environmental Engineering

C 3

ENV/ENB 2203 Environmental Toxicology C 3 ENV/ENB 2204 Fluid Mechanics C 2 ENV/ENB 2205 Environmental Engineering

Lab E 2

ENV/ENB 2206 Chemical Methods in Environmental Analysis Lab

C 2

ENV/ENB 2207 Environmental Toxicology Lab

C 1

ENV/ENB 2208 Environmental Modelling E 2 ENV/ENB 2209 Environmental Management

and Legal Aspects E 3

ENV/ENB 2210 Geo-informatics E 2 ENV/ENB 2211 Natural Resource

Management E 2

ENV/ENB 2212 Biomolecules E 2 ENV/ENB 2213 Introductory

Bio-nanotechnology E 2

Semester III Course Code Course C/E Credits Pre requisites ENB 2301 Environmental Biotechnology C 3 ENB 2302 Eco-Toxicology C 3 ENB 2303 Biodiversity and Conservation C 3 ENB 2304 Bioremediation C 3 ENB 2305 Eco-Toxicology Lab C 2 ENB 2306 Geo-informatics Lab E 2 ENB 2307 Microbial Technology Lab E 2 ENB 2308 Applied Environmental

Microbiology E 3

ENB2309 Biodiversity Lab E 1 ENB 2310 Solid Waste Treatment E 2

Semester IV Course Code Course C/E Credits Pre requisites ENV 2401 Project C 14 ENV 2402 Viva - Voce C 2

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Details of Faculty SI.No. Name & Designation Specialisation Communication 1. Dr.Mrs.Ammini Joseph (AJ)

Professor Algology, Environmental Biology

0480-2577311(O) amij@cusat.ac.in

2. Dr.Mrs.Rajathy Sivalingam (SR) Reader

Physiology & Toxicology

0484-2577311(O) 0484-2577246(R) rajkumar@cusat.ac.in

3. Dr.M.V.Harindranathan Nair (MVH) Associate Professor & Director

Environmental Physics, Environmental Management & Remote Sensing

0478-2563616

4. Mr.M.Anand (AD) Senior Lecturer

Environmental Biotechnology

9447254921 anandm@cusat.ac.in

5. Dr.V.Sivanandan Achari (VSA) Associate Professor

Environmental Chemistry, Environmental Modelling

9847952318 vsachari@cusat.ac.in

mailto:amij@cusat.ac.inmailto:rajkumar@cusat.ac.inmailto:anandm@cusat.ac.inmailto:vsachari@cusat.ac.in

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M.TECH. MARINE BIOTECHNOLOGY (DBT-Sponsored programme) (Course Conducted by National Centre for Aquatic Animal Health)

SEMINAR 1(Total Credit 20) Course Code Paper C/E Credits Prerequisites

MBT 3101 Introduction to marine Sciences C 3

MBT 3102 Marine Microbiology C 3

MBT 3103 Marine Genomics and Proteomics C 3

MBT 3104 Marine Bio prospecting C 3

MBT 3105 Bioinformatics C 2

MBT 3106 Animal Cell Culture Technology

E 1

MBT 3107

Lab I-Advances in Molecular Biology

C 3

MBT 3108

Lab 2-Marine Microbiology (Bacteria ,Viruses, Fungi and Microalgae)

C 2

SEMESTER II (Total Credit 20)

Course Code Paper C/E Credits Prerequisites

MBT 3201 Biotechnological Interventions in Aquatic Animal Health Management

C 4

MBT 3202 High Health Broodstock Development

C 3

MBT 3203 Bioprocess Technology C 3 MBT 3204 Marine Algal Biotechnology C 3 MBT 3205 Marine Biotechnology

Industry Management E 2

MBT 3206 Lab 3-Biotechnological Interventions in Aquatic Animal Health management

C 3

MBT 3207 Lab 4 Bio prospecting and Bioprocess Technology C 2

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SEMESTER III (Total Credit 20)

Course Code Paper C/E Credits Prerequisites

MBT 3301 Comprehensive review on the area of specilaization and its presentation

C 4

MBT 3302 Training in Marine Biotechnology Industry/institution: Submission of report and its presentation

C 5

MBT 3303 Full time research project Progress Review I C 4

MBT 3304 Viva Voce Examination C 5

MBT 3305 Research Methodology and Biostatistics E 1

MBT 3306 Nan biotechnology E 1

SEMESTER IV (Total Credit 20)

Course Code Paper C/E Credits Prerequisites

MBT 3401 Full time research project Progress Review 2 C 4

MBT 3402 Full time research project Progress Review 3 C 4

MBT 3403 Full time research project Report submission and Presentation C 8

MBT 3404 Viva Voce Examination C 4

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Details of Faculty

SI.No.

Name and Designation Specialization Communication

1. Dr.Valsamma Joseph Associate Professor

Marine Biotechnology 04842381120 (O) valsamma@cusat.ac.in

2. Dr.Sajeevan T.P Assistant Professor

Marine Biotechnology 04842381120 (O) 9946099408 (Mob)

sajeevantp@gmail.com

3. Prof.I.S.Bright Singh UGC-BSR Faculty

Aquatic Animal Health/ Marine Biotechnology

04842381120 (O) 9447631101

isbsingh@gmail.com

4. Dr.Swpana Antony, DST Inspire Faculty

Marine Biotechnology

04842381120 8089131058

swapnapantony@gmail.com

5. Ms.Limmy T.P Lecturer on contract

Bioprocess Technology 04842381120

9539718390

limmybiotech@gmail.com

6. Prof.A.Mohandas Emeritus Professor

Parasitology & Haematology 04842381120 (O)

9447957277 modas943@gmail.com

mailto:valsamma@cusat.ac.inmailto:sajeevantp@gmail.commailto:isbsingh@gmail.commailto:limmybiotech@gmail.com

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FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING, CUSAT

M.Tech (Full Time) Course in Health, Safety and Environment Management

Scheme of Examination

SEMESTER I

Course Code Subject No. of Credits

HSE 101 Probability and Statistics 4

HSE 102 Hazard and Risk Assessment 4

HSE 103 Environmental Engineering and Management I 4

HSE 104 Elective I 3

HSE 105 Elective II 3

HSE 106 HSE Laboratory 2

Total 20

Elective I

[Candidates having a basic degree in Engineering Branches other than Safety and Fire

Engineering should opt for HSE 104(B) Safety Technology and Management].

HSE 104 (A) Safety Technology and Management

HSE 104 (B) Advances in Fire Engineering

HSE 104 (C) Systems Engineering

Elective II

HSE 105 (A) Industrial Toxicology

HSE 105(B) Reliability Engineering

HSE 105 (C) Emergency Planning and Management

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SEMESTER II

Course Code Subject No. of Credits

HSE 201 Occupational and Environmental Health 4

HSE 202 Ergonomics 4

HSE 203 Environmental Engineering and Management II 4

HSE 204 Elective III 3

HSE 205 Elective IV 3

HSE 206 Seminar 2

Total 20

Elective III

HSE 204 (A) Health, Safety and Environmental Laws

HSE 204(B) Safety in the Design and Use of Machines and Equipments

HSE 204 (C) Advanced Fluid Mechanics

Elective IV

HSE 205 (A) HSE issues in Construction

HSE 205 (B) HSE Management in Hydrocarbon Industry

HSE 205 (C) Industrial Noise and Vibration Control

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M.Tech (Full Time) Degree course in COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

(Specialization : Network Computing)

SEMESTER I

Course Code

Name of the Subject No. of Credits

CSN 3101 Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science

4

CSN 3102 Advanced Database Management System 4

CSN 3103 Computer Networks 4

CSN 3104 Parallel and Distributed Computing 4

CSN 3105 Elective I 4

CSN 3106 Elective II 4

CSN 3107 Network Programming Lab 1

CSN 3108 Seminar I 1

Total 26

Electives

CSN 3105/3106 A Theory of Computation

CSN 3105/3106 B Advanced Data Mining

CSN 3105/3106 C Multimedia Networking

CSN 3105/3106 D Network Management

CSN 3105/3106 E Soft Computing

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SEMESTER II

Course Code

Name of the Subject No. of Credits

CSN 3201 Modern Operating Systems 4

CSN 3202 Cryptography and Network Security 4

CSN 3203 Wireless and Mobile Networks 4

CSN 3204 Cluster and Grid Computing 4

CSN 3205 Elective III 4

CSN 3206 Elective IV 4

CSN 3207 Network Simulation Lab 1

CSN 3208 Seminar II 1

Total 26

ELECTIVES

CSN 3205/3206 A Big Data Analysis CSN 3205/3206 B Ethical Hacking and Computer Forensics CSN 3205/3206 C Cloud Computing CSN 3205/3206 D Wireless Sensor Networks CSN 3205/3206 E High Performance Embedded computing SEMESTER III

Course Code

Name of the Subject No. of Credits

CSN 3301 Project Progress Evaluation 10

Total 10

SEMESTER IV

Course Code

Name of the Subject No. of Credits

CSN 3401 Project Dissertation Evaluation & Viva-Voce 14

Total 14

Grand Total 76

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M Tech (Full Time) Degree course in CIVIL ENGINEERING

(Specialization: Geotechnical Engineering)

SEMESTER I

Course Code Name of the Subject No. of Credits CEG 3101 Applied Mathematics 4 CEG 3102 Advanced Soil Mechanics 4 CEG 3103 Soil Behaviour 4 CEG 3104 Soil Dynamics and Machine Foundations 4 CEG 3105 Elective I 4 CEG 3106 Elective II 4 CEG 3107 Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory I 1 CEG 3108 Seminar I 1

Total 26

ELECTIVE I

CEG 3105 A Theoretical Soil Mechanics CEG 3105 B Remote Sensing and GIS CEG 3105 C Pavement Design and Evaluation

ELECTIVE II

CEG 3106 A Finite Element methods in Geomechanics CEG 3106 B Ground Water Engineering CEG 3106 C Land Slide Engineering

SEMESTER II

Course Code Name of the Subject No. of Credits

CEG 3201 Subsurface investigation and Instrumentation 4 CEG 3202 Advanced Foundation Engineering 4 CEG 3203 Ground Improvement Techniques 4 CEG 3204 Earth Retaining Structures 4 CEG 3205 Elective III 4 CEG 3206 Elective IV 4 CEG 3207 Computer Applications Laboratory 3 CEG 3208 Seminar II 1

ELECTIVE III CEG 3205 A Earthquake Geotechnical engineering

CEG 3205 B Geosynthetics in Geotechnical Engineering CEG 3205 C Rock Mechanics

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ELECTIVE IV

CEG 3206 A Structural Design of Foundations CEG 3206 B Geo-environmental Engineering CEG 3206 C Soil Structure Interaction

SEMESTER III

Course Code Name of the Subject No. of Credits CEG 3301 Industrial /Field Training 2 CEG 3302 Project Progress Evaluation 8

Total 10

SEMESTER IV

Course Code Name of the Subject No. of Credits CEG 3401 Project Dissertation Evaluation & Viva Voce 14

Total 14

Grand Total 76

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M. Tech Degree (Full Time) course in

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

(Specialisation: Thermal Engineering)

SEMESTER I

ELECTIVE I

MET 3105 A Introduction to Turbulence MET 3105 B IC Engine Combustion and Pollution MET 3105 C Gas Turbines

MET 3105 D Diagnostic Methods in Combustion Systems ELECTIVE II

MET 3106 A Computational Methods in Engineering MET 3106 B Combustion Technology MET 3106 C Conduction and Radiation MET 3106 D Principles of Turbo Machinery

SEMESTER II

Course Code Name of the Subject No. of Credits MET 3101 Advanced Heat and Mass Transfer 4 MET 3102 Advanced Fluid Mechanics - 4 MET 3103 Refrigeration and Air-conditioning 4 MET 3104 Incompressible and Compressible Flows 4 MET 3105 Elective I 4 MET 3106 Elective II 4 MET 3107 Thermal Engineering Laboratory I 1 MET 3108 Seminar I 1

Total 26

Course Code Name of the Subject No. of Credits MET 3201 Advanced Thermodynamics 4 MET 3202 Heat Exchanger Design 4 MET 3203 Propulsion Engineering 4 MET 3204 Cryogenic Engineering 4 MET 3205 Elective III 4 MET 3206 Elective IV 4 MET 3207 Thermal Engineering Laboratory II 1 MET 3208 Seminar II 1

Total 26

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ELECTIVE III MET 3205 A CFD and its Application MET 3205 B Convection and Two Phase Flows MET 3205 C Measurements in Thermal Engineering MET 3205 D Flow and Thermal Instabilities

ELECTIVE IV

MET 3206 A Numerical Methods in Thermal engineering MET 3206 B Finite element Analysis MET 3206 C Industrial Refrigeration Systems MET 3206 D Jet Flow and Acoustics

Grand Total 76

SEMESTER III Course Code Name of the Subject No. of Credits

MET 3301 Project Progress Evaluation 10 Total 10

SEMESTER IV Course Code Name of the Subject No. of Credits

MET 3401 Project Dissertation Evaluation & Viva Voce 14 Total 14

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M.TECH Degree (Full Time) course in ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION

ENGINEERING WITH SPECIALIZATION in WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY

Semester I

Course

Code

Name of the subject Credits

ECW 3101 Probability and

Stochastic Process

4

ECW 3102 Wireless Communication 4

ECW 3103 Antenna Systems 4

ECW 3104 Digital Communication 4

ECW 3105 Elective I 4

ECW 3106 Elective II 4

ECW 3107 Wireless Communication

Lab

1

ECW 3108 Seminar I 1

26

Semester II

Course

Code

Name of the subject Credits

ECW 3201 Advanced Wireless Mobile

Communications

4

ECW 3202 Electromagnetic Interference&

Compatibility

4

ECW 3203 Wireless sensor Networks 4

ECW 3204 MIMO & OFDMA for wireless

communication

4

ECW3205 Elective III 4

ECW3206 Elective IV 4

ECW3207 Wireless Technology Lab 1

ECW3208 Seminar II 1

26

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Semester III

Course

Code

Name of the subject Hours/week Credits

ECW 3301 Project & Project Progress Evaluation 10

Semester IV

Course

Code

Name of the subject Hours/week Credits

ECW 3401 Project Progress Evaluation & Viva Voce 14

Grand Total : 76

LIST OF SUBJECTS FOR ELECTIVES I, II

ECWE A OPTICAL NETWORKS

ECWE B MEDIA ACCESS & WIRELESS NETWORK

ECWE C MULTIMEDIA COMPRESSION TECHNIQUES

ECWE D MICROWAVE INTEGRATED CIRCUITS

ECWE E ADVANCED EMBEDDED SYSTEMS DESIGN

ECWE F ADVANCED INFORMATION THEORY AND CODING TECHNIQUES

LIST OF SUBJECTS FOR ELECTIVES III, IV

ECWE G ADVANCED DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING

ECWE H DETECTION AND ESTIMATION OF SIGNALS

ECWE I COOPERATIVE COMMUNICATION

ECWE J ADVANCED TECHNIQUES FOR WIRELESS RECEPTION

ECWE K ANALYTICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL TECHNIQUES IN

ELECTROMAGNETICS

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DIVISION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING

M Tech (Full Time) Degree course In SOFTWARE SYSTEMS

SEMESTER I

Course Code Name of the Subject No. of Credits MTSS 3101 Computational Methods in IT 4 MTSS 3102 Analysis of Algorithms 4

MTSS 3103 Object Oriented Modelling and Design 4

MTSS 3104 Software Engineering 4 MTSS 3105 Elective1 4 MTSS 3106 Elective II 4 MTSS 3107 Algorithm Design Lab 1 MTSS 3108 Seminar 1

Total 26

ELECTIVE1 MTSS 3105 A

Cloud Computing

MTSS 3105 B ELECTIVE II

Android Programming S

MTSS 3106 A Information Security and Cyber Laws MTSS 3106 B Real Time Operating Systems

SEMESTER II

Course Code Name of the Subject No. of Credits

MTSS 3201 Embedded Software Design 4

MTSS 3202 Software Test Design 4

MTSS 3203 Data and Computer Communication 4

MTSS 3204 Information Management 4 MTSS 3205 Elective III 4 MTSS 3206 Elective IV 4

MTSS 3207 Information System Design Lab 1

MTSS 3208 Seminar 1 Total 26

ELECTIVE III MTSS 3205 A Nano Informatics MTSS 3205 B Advanced Computer Architectures ELECTIVE IV MTSS3206 A

Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing

MTSS 3206 B Adhoc Wireless Networks

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Grand Total 76

SEMESTER III

Course Code Name of the Subject No. of Credits MTSS 3301 Project & Viva Voce 10

Total 10

SEMESTER IV

Course Code Name of the Subject

No. of Credits

MTSS 3401 Project & Viva Voce 14

Total 14

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KUNJALI MARAKKAR SCHOOL OF MARINE ENGINEERING M.Tech (MARINE ENGINEERING)

SEMESTER I

Course Code Subject No. of

Credits

MRE 3101 Marine Diesel Engines Designs &

Performance

3

MRE 3102 Ship Dynamics and Marine Machinery

System Installation

4

MRE 3103 Ship Design & Economics 3

MRE 3104 System Simulation & Modeling 3

MRE 3105 Elective-I 3

MRE 3106 Elective-II 3

MRE 3107 CAD/Computer Lab 2

MRE 3108 Seminar 1

TOTAL 22

ELETIVS I

MRE 3105 (A) Advanced Finite Element Methods

MRE 3105(B) Automatic Control Systems

MRE 3105(C) Energy Conservation & Management

Electives II

MRE 3106(A) Computer Aided Design in Offshore Engineering

MRE 3106(B) Steam Engineering & Design and Performance of Steam Turbines

MRE 3106(C) Marine Gas Turbines Design & Performance

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SEMESTER - II

Course Code Subject No. of

Credits

MRE 3201 Advanced Welding Technology 4

MRE 3202 Advanced Theory of Vibrations 3

MRE 3203 Marine Corrosion & Prevention 3

MRE 3204 Plant Maintenance & Safety 3

MRE 3205 Elective-I 3

MRE 3206 Elective-II 3

MRE 3207 CAD/Computer Lab 2

MRE 3208 Seminar 1

TOTAL 30

Electives III

MRE 3205 (A) Optimisation Techniques MRE 3205 (B) Mathematical & Statistical Modeling MRE 3205 (C) Maritime Safety and Environment Electives IV MRE 3206 (A) Quantitative Techniques for Managerial Decisions MRE 3206 (B) Marine Transportation & Economics MRE 3206 (C) Port Logistics and Planning

Semester III

Course Code Subject No. of Credits

MRE 3301 Industrial Internship 2 MRE 3302 Research Project (Phase-I) 12

Total 14

Semester IV

Course Code Subject No. of Credits

MRE 3401 Research Project (Phase-II) 18 Total 18

Grand Total of Credits for the Course 76

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FACULTY OF HUMANITIES

DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

M.A( HINDI) FIRST SEMESTER Course Code

Name of Paper

C/E Credits Pre Requisites

HIN 2101 Ancient and Post Medieval Hindi Poetry

C 4

HIN 2102 Fiction C 4 HIN 2103 Functional Hindi C 4 HIN 2104 History of Hindi

Literature : Ancient and Medieval Period

C 3

HIN 21- - Elective E 3

SECOND SEMESTER

Course Code

Name of Paper C/E Credits Pre Requisites

HIN 2201 Bhakti Poetry C 4 HIN 2202 Essays Sketches and Other Prose

Forms C 4

HIN 2203 Development and Structure of Hindi C 4 HIN 2204 Modern Poetry - I C 3 HIN 22- - Elective C 3

THIRD SEMESTER

Course Code

Name of Paper C/E Credits Pre Requisites

HIN 3201 Modern Poetry - II C 4 HIN 2302 Drama and Theatre C 4 HIN 2303 History of Literature : Modern

Period and Elective C 4

HIN 2304 Indian Poetics C 3 HIN 23- - Elective C 3

FOURTH SEMESTER

Course Code

Name of Paper C/E Credits Pre Requisites

HIN 2401 Modern Poetry - III C 4 HIN 2402 Indian Literature C 4 HIN 2403 Western Poetics C 4 HIN 2404 General Linguistics C 3 HIN 24- - Elective C 3

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List of Electives Offered (Code of Electives starts only from No.10 for clarity)

10. Comparative Literature 11. Contemporary Hindi Drama 12. Contemporary Hindi Short Story 13. Dalit Literature 14. Ecological Discourse in Hindi Literature 15. Feminist Literature 16. Hindi Literature 17. Hindi Writing in Kerala 18. Indian Culture 19. One Acts Plays 20. Spoken Hindi 21. Transilation Studies 22. Special Author: Bhihma Sahini 23. Special Author: Dhoomil 24. Special Author: Harishankar Parsayi 25. Special Author: Hazari Prasad Dwiedi 26. Special Author: Mohan Rakesh 27. Special Author: Nirmal Verma 28. Special Author : Premchand 29. Special Author : Sarveswardayalsaxena 30. Special Author : Thulasidas

Details of Faculty Sl. No.

Name & Designation Specialization Communication

1 Dr. K.Vanaja (KV) Professor & Head of the Department

Modern Hindi Literature

Criticism Comparative Literature

Feminist Literature

0484-2332783

vanaja@cusat.ac.in vanaja.krevathy&gmail.com

2 Dr. R.Sasidharan (RS) Professor

Modern Hindi Literature Drama and Theatre Literary Criticism

Translation Studies Comparative Literature

Dalit Literature

0484-2862497 (O) 0484-2575954 (O) 2497 (Intercom)

0484-2540352 (Res) rsd@cusat.ac.in

sreeragamsasi@gmail.com 3 Dr. K. Ajitha (KA)

Associate Professor Modern Hindi Literature

Drama and Theatre Translation Studies Comparative Study

ajiravi@cusat.ac.in 0484-2575845

0484-2575954 (O) 2509 (Intercom)

ajiravi@cusat.ac.in

mailto:vanaja@cusat.ac.inmailto:rsd@cusat.ac.inmailto:ajiravi@cusat.ac.inmailto:ajiravi@cusat.ac.in

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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES

M.A. (Translation) German

Semester I Course Code

Title of Paper C/E Credit Prerequisite

DEFL 2101 Modern German Course I C 4

DEFL 2102 Communicative English Course I C 4 DEFL 2103 Translation Course I C 4 DEFL 2104 Linguistics Course I C 4 DEFL 2105 Elective E 3

Semester II Course Code

Title of Paper C/E Credit Prerequisite

DEFL 2201 Modern German Course II C 4

DEFL 2202 Communicative English Course II C 4 DEFL 2203 Translation of Journalistic Texts &

Simple Texts C 4

DEFL 2204 Linguistics - Course II C 4 DEFL 2205 Elective E 3

Semester III Course Code

Title of Paper C/E Credit Prerequisite

DEFL 2301 Advanced German Course III C 4

DEFL 2302 Communicative English Course III Business Correspondence, Essay Writing C 4

DEFL 2303 Translation (Adopted Scientific Texts)Course III

C 4

DEFL 2304 Theory of Translation C 4 DEFL 2305 Elective E 3

Semester IV Course Code

Title of Paper C/E Credit Prerequisite

DEFL 2401 Advanced German Course IV C 4

DEFL 2402 Technical Translation Course IV C 4

DEFL 2403 Natural Language Processing & Machine Translation C 4

DEFL 2404 Theory of Translation II C 4 DEFL 2405 Project E 3

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Details of Faculty Name and Designation Specialization Communication

Smt.BrindaBalaSreenivasan (BBS)

Asst.Professor in English and Head

English Language,

Literature, Translation

0484-2345344

brindasaju@cusat.ac.in

Electives

1. Culture of Kerala 6. Communicative English 2. Basic Malayalam 7. Communicative German 3. Basic Sanskrit 8. Communicative Russian 4. Linguistics 9. Comparative Literature and Culture 5. Film Studies

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FACULTY OF LAW

SCHOOL OF LEGAL STUDIES LL.M Semester I Course Code Paper C/E Credits

Pre-requisites

SLS 2101 Law in Society (Compulsory Course) C 4 SLS 2102 Administrative Process- Nature & Scope

(Administrative Law) C 4

SLS 2103 General Principles of Criminal Law (Criminal Law)

C 4

SLS 2104 Admiralty and Maritime Jurisdiction (Maritime Law)

C 4

SLS 2105 General Principles of Intellectual Property (Intellectual Property Laws)

C 4

SLS 2106 Elective I* C 4 SLS 2107 Elective II* E 4 SLS 2108 Elective in III* E 4 SLS 2109 Elective in IV* E 4 SLS 2110 Seminar (Compulsory Course) C 1 SLS 2111 Clinical Legal Education (Compulsory Course) C 1 Semester II Course Code Paper C/E Credits

Pre-requisites

SLS 2201 Judicial Process (Compulsory Course) C 4 SLS 2202 Administrative Process and Judicial Control

(Administrative Law) C 4

SLS 2203 Criminology and Penology I (Criminal Law) C 4

SLS 2204 Ownership and Management of Ships (Maritime Law)

C 4

SLS 2205 Nature and Content of Intellectual Property (Intellectual Property Laws)

C 4

SLS 2206 Elective I* E 4

SLS 2207 Elective II* E 4 SLS 2208 Elective in III* E 4 SLS 2209 Elective in IV* E 4 SLS 2210 Seminar (Compulsory Course) C 1 SLS 2211 Clinical Legal Education (Compulsory Course) C 1 Semester III

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Course Code Paper C/E Credits

Pre-requisites

SLS 2301 Legal Education and Research Methodology (Compulsory Course)

C 4

SLS 2302 Parliamentary Government (Constitution Law) C 4

SLS 2303 Penology II (Criminal Law) C 4

SLS 2304 International Environmental Protection Law ( Environmental Law)

C 4

SLS 2305 Science, Technology and Human Rights (Human Rights and Duties Education)

C 4

SLS 2306 Elective I* C 4 SLS 2307 Elective II* E 4 SLS 2308 Elective in III* E 4 SLS 2309 Elective in IV* E 4 SLS 2310 Seminar (Compulsory Course) C 1 SLS 2311 Clinical Legal Education (Compulsory Course) C 1 Semester IV

Course Code Paper C/E Credits

Pre-requisites

SLS 2401 Emergency and Defence Power (Constitution Law)

C 4

SLS 2402 Comparative Criminal Procedure (England, India, France and China) (Criminal Law)

C 4

SLS 2403 Forest and the Law (Environmental Law) C 4

SLS 2404 International Refugee and Humanitarian Law (Human Rights and Duties Education)

C 4

SLS 2405 Elective I* E 4 SLS 2406 Elective II* E 4 SLS 2407 Elective in III* E 4 SLS 2408 Elective in IV* E 4 SLS 2409 Elective Course in Dissertation E 14 SLS 2410 Seminar (Compulsory Course) C 1 SLS 2411 Clinical Legal Education (Compulsory

Course) C 1

* The Elective topics will be decided according to the availability of teachers at the beginning of each semester.

Details of Faculty

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Sl. No. Name & Designation Specialisation Communication

1. Dr. N.S. Soman (NSS) (Associate Professor & Director)

Criminal Law, Constitutional Law & Human Rights Law

nssoman@yahoo.co.in 0484-2440084

2. Dr. N.S. Gopalakrishnan (NSG) (Professor)

Commercial Law, Criminal Law & IPL

nsg@cusat.ac.in Ph: 0484-2577542

3. Smt. P.S. Seema (PSS) (Assistant Professor)

Criminal Law, Constitutional Law & Human Rights Law

pss.sls@yahoo.nic.in Ph: 0484-2233411

4. Smt. Vani Kesari A. (VK) (Assistant Professor)

Administrative Law & Constitutional Law

vanikesaria@gmail.com Ph: 0484-2543744

5. Sri. Harigovind P.C. (Assistant Professor)

Human Rights Law & Criminal Law

9446633249

6. Sri. Induraj V.R. (Assistant Professor)

Commercial Law & Consumer Law

7. Dr. Preetha S. (Assistant Professor)

Commercial Law & Criminal Law

9446208509

8. Smt. Arathi Ashok (Assistant Professor)

IPR & Labour Law

9. Dr. Binu Mole K. (Assistant Professor)

Maritime Law 9447046600

10. Dr. Aneesh V. Pillai (Assistant Professor)

Human Rights Law & Labour Law

9630636294

11. Smt. Jean Vinitha Peter (Assistant Professor)

Criminal Law & Constitutional Law

9947987614

12. Sri. Sreejith S. (Assistant Professor)

Management

LL.M ELECTIVE COURSES Group A: Administrative Law:

Elective Course I Local Government Administration (4 credits) Elective Course II Fundamental rights (4 credits) Elective Course III Law Against Corruption and Maladministration (4 credits) Elective Course IV Right to Information and Governmental Accountability (4 credits)

Elective Course IV Law on Public Services (4 credits)

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Group B: Constitutional Law

Elective course I Protection of Life and Personal Liberty (4 credits) Elective Course II Panchayati Raj System (4 credits) Elective Course III Environmental Protection under India Constitution (4 credits) Elective Course IV Right to Property under Indian Constitution (4 credits) Elective course V Constitutional History of India (4 credits)

Group C : Commercial Law

Elective course I Remedies under Contract Law (4 credits) Elective course II Law of Corporate Finance (4 credits) Elective course III Law of Agency (4 credits) Elective course IV Sale and supply of goods (4 credits) Elective course V General Principles of International Trade Law (4 credits) Elective Course VI Law of Carriages (4 credits) Elective Course VII Competition Law (4 credits) Elective Course VIII Law on Capital Markets (4 credits) Elective Course IX Law of Securities Intermediaries (4 credits) Elective Course X Law on Corporate Reorganisations (4 credits) Elective Course XI Law on Corporate Securities (4 credits) Elective Course XI I Law on Mutual Funds and Collective Investment Schemes (4 credits) Elective Course XI II Law on Corporate Formations (4 credits) Elective Course XI V Investor Protection Laws (4 credits) Elective Course XV Disclosure Regulations under Company Law (4 credits) Elective Course XVI Corporate Bankruptcy and Insolvency (4 credits) Elective Course XVII Law on Shareholder Protection (4 credits)

Group D : Criminal Law:

Elective course I Juvenile Justice (4 credits) Elective course II Socio-economic Offences and the Criminal Justice Process (4 credits) Elective course III Criminal Investigation and Forensic Science (4 credits) Elective course IV Criminal Justice Administration and Protection of Human Rights (4 credits)

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Elective course V Socio-economic and Scientific Development And Criminal Justice Administration (4 credits)

Elective course VI Seminar course on Criminal Justice Administration in India : New Trends (4 credits)

Elective course VII Legal Control of Cyber Communications (4 credits) Group E: Labour Law

Elective course I International Labour Organization (4 credits) Elective course II Social Security Law (4 credits) Elective course III Personality and Legal Performance (4 credits)

Group F: Maritime Law

Elective course I Ancillary Shipping Contracts (4 credits) Elective course II Maritime Environmental Law (4 credits) Elective course III Maritime Employment (4 credits) Elective course IV International Law of the Sea (4 credits) Elective course V Maritime Safety and Law of Collision (4 credits) Elective course VI Law of Ports and Harbours (4 credits)

Group G: Environmental Law

Elective course I Legal Control of Industrial Pollution (4 credits) Elective course II Environment and Development (4 credits) Elective course III Coastal Zone Management (4 credits)

Group H: Consumer Law

Elective course I Consumer and Public Utilities services (4 credits) Elective course II Comparative Consumer Law (4 credits) Elective course III Sale and supply of goods (4 credits)

Elective course IV Competition Law (4 credits)

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Group I: Human Rights and Duties Education

Elective course I Natural Rights and Duties: Origin and (4 credits) Development Elective course II Human Rights and Weaker Sections (4 credits) Elective course III Experiments involving Human

Human Rights Issues (4 credits)

Elective course IV International Crimes and Criminal Tribunals (4 credits) Elective course V Affirmative Action by the State and Its Impact on Human Rights (4 credits)

Elective course VI Genetic Engineering and Human Rights (4 credits) Elective course VII Environment and Human Rights (4 credits) Elective course VIII Law Enforcement Agencies and Human Rights (4 credits)

Group J: Intellectual Property Laws

Elective course I Protection of computer programme (3 credits) Elective course II Protection of Biotechnological Inventions (3 credits) Elective course III Intellectual Property Protection of Performers (2 credits) Elective course IV Protection of Broadcast Organizations (2 credits) Elective course V Protection of Traditional Knowledge (3 credits) Elective course VI Drafting Patent Claims (3 credits) Elective course VII Intellectual Property Protection in Internet (3 credits) Elective course VIII Protection of Well-known Marks (2 credits) Elective course IX Protection of Plant Varieties (3 credits) Elective course X Protection of Geographical Indication (2 credits) Elective course XI Transfer of Technology (2 credits) Elective course XII Protection of Undisclosed Information (2 credits) Elective course XIII Legal Protection of Databases (2 credits)

Elective course XIV Protection of Semi-conductors (2 credits) Elective course XV Procedure for Trademark Registration (2 credits) Elective course XV I Biotechnology and IPR (4 credits) Elective course XV II Patent law and Trips Agreement (4 credits) Elective course XV III IPR and Computer Programme (4 credits)

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Group K: International Trade Law

Elective Paper I Ancilliary Shipping Contracts (4 credits) Elective Paper II International Carriage of Goods (4 credits)

Group L: Corporate Governance And Securities Law

Elective Paper I Mutual Funds and Collective Investment Scheme (4 credits) Elective Paper II Investor Protection Laws (4 credits) Elective Paper II Corporate Bankruptcy & Insolvency (4 credits) Elective Paper IV Law on Share holder Protection (4 credits) Elective Paper V Law on Corporate Formations (4 credits)

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FACULTY OF MARINE SCIENCES SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL FISHERIES

M.Sc (Industrial Fisheries) Semester I

Course Code Paper C/E Credits SIF 2101 Taxonomy And Bionomics of Commercial

And Cultivable Fin And Shell Fishes E 3

SIF 2102 Fish And Environment E 3 SIF 2103 Fishing Craft And Gear Materials C 3 SIF 2104 Fishing Gear And Their Fabrication E 3 SIF 2105 Fish Process Biochemistry E 3 SIF 2106 Fundamentals of Fish Preservation E 3 SIF 2107 Managerial Economics C 3 SIF 2108 Ecological Economics E 3 SIF 2109 Management Accounting And Finance

Management for Fisheries C 3

SIF 2110 Computer Applications (Practical) E 2 SIF 2111 Statistics (Practical) E 2 SIF 2112 Taxonomy and Bionomics of Commercial

and Cultivable Fin and Shellfishes (Practical)

E 1

SIF 2113 Fish and Environment (Practical) E 1 SIF 2114 Fish Process Biochemistry (Practical) E 1 SIF 2115 Fundamentals of Fish Preservation (Practical) 1

Semester II Course Code

Paper

C/E

Credits Pre requisites

SIF 2201 Capture Fisheries and Fish Population Dynamics

C

3

SIF 2101

SIF 2202

Oceanic and Deep Sea Fisheries

E

3

SIF2101/ Seminar

SIF 2203

Fishing Craft Technology

C

3

SIF 2103 / SIF 2104

SIF 2204

Freezing and Canning Technology of Fish

C

3

SIF 2105 / SIF2106

SIF 2205

Instrumental Techniques in Fish Product Analysis

C

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SIF 2206

Economics of Fisheries Production

C

3

SIF 2107/ SIF 2108

SIF 2207

Aquaculture Economics

E

3

SIF 2107/ SIF 2108

SIF 2208

E

3

SIF 2209

Capture Fisheries And Fish Population Dynamics (Practical)

C

1

SIF 2210

Fishing Craft Technology (Practical)

C

1

SIF 2211

Freezing & Canning Technology Fish (Practical)

C

SIF 2212 Economics of Fisheries Production (Field study)

C

Semester III

Course Code Paper C/E Credits Pre requisites SIF 2301 Breeding And Seed Production

Technology of Fin & Shell Fish C

3 SIF 2201

SIF 2302 Fish Genetics And Hybridization E 3

SIF 2201

SIF 2303 Fishing Gear Technology C 3

SIF 2203

SIF 2304 Inland Fishing Gear, Their Design And Operation

E 3

SIF 2203/ consent of the teacher

SIF 2305 Fishery Products Technology C 3

SIF 2204

SIF 2306 Value Added Fishery Products E 3

Consent of Teacher

SIF 2307 Economics of Fish Marketing E 3

Consent of Teacher

SIF 2308 Fisheries and Rural Development E 3

Consent of Teacher

SIF 2309 Operation Management For Fisheries Industry

C 3 SIF 2109/SIF 2208/

Organization Management

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SIF 2310 Decision Tools and Management Techniques

E 3

SIF 2311 Breeding and Seed Production Technology of Fin and Shell Fish(Practical)

C

SIF 2312 Fishing Gear Technology (Practical)

C 1

SIF 2313 Fishery Products Technology (Practical)

1

Semester IV Course Code

Paper C/E Credits Pre requisites

SIF 2401

Management of Fish and Shrimp Grow Out Systems

C 3 SIF 2301

SIF 2402 Ecology of Culture Systems and Environmental Impacts of Aquaculture

E 2

SIF 2403 Fishing Operation, Seamanship and Navigation

E 3

SIF 2404 Quality Assurance and Food Safety in Seafood Industry

C 3 SIF 2305

SIF 2405 Seafood Quality Systems Emerging Trends

E 3 Consent of the teacher

SIF 2406 Economics of Fisheries Management C 3 SIF 2206/SIF 2307/ Consent of the teacher

SIF 2407 Fisheries and Tourism Development E 3 Consent of the teacher

SIF 2408 Marketing Management for Fishery Products C 3 SIF 2309/ Consent of the teacher

SIF 2409 Total Quality Management E 3 Consent of the teacher

SIF 2410 Management of Fish And Shrimp Grow Out Systems (Practical)

C 1 Consent of the teacher

SIF 2411 Ecology of Culture Systems and Environmental Impacts of Aquaculture (Practical)

C

1

SIF 2412 Quality Assurance and Food Safety in Seafood Industry (Practical)

C 1

SIF 2413 Marketing Management for Fishery Products (Field Study) Dissertation & Viva-voce

E 5

SIF 2414 Implant Training C 1 SIF 2415 Dissertation C 3

SIF 2416 Viva-voce C 1

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MASTER OF FISHERIES SCIENCE (M.F.Sc.) IN SEAFOOD SAFETY AND TRADE FIRST SEMESTER

Course Code

Name of paper C/E Credits Pre requisites

SIS 2101

Food Microbiology & Food Chemistry C 4

SIS 2102 Managerial Economics C 3

SIS 2103

Principles of Fisheries Business Management

C 3

SIS 2104

Quantitative Techniques for Business Management

E 4

SIS 2105

Marketing Research for Sea-food Business

C 3

SIS 2106

Food Microbiology& Food Chemistry- Practical

C 2

SIS 2107

Market Research- Data Analysis using Statistical Software (SPSS)-Practical

C 1

SIS 2108

Institutional /Industry/Field visit/Case Studies/Seminar/Library

C 1

SECOND SEMESTER Course Code Name of paper C/E Credits Pre requisites

SIS 2201 Seafood Processing Technology

C 4

SIS 2202 Environmental and Natural Resource Economics

C 4

SIS 2203 Supply Chain Management & International Logistics for Fish & Fishery Products Trade

C 4

SIS 2204 Aquaculture systems and practices

E 4

SIS 2205 International trade and Development 3 (Elective)

E 4

SIS 2206 Seafood Processing Technology Practical

C 2

SIS 2207 Aquaculture systems and practices-Practical

E 1

SIS 2208 Institutional/ Industry/ Field visit/ Case Studies/Seminar Fisheries Economics/

E 3

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THIRD SEMESTER Course Code

Name of paper C/E Credits Pre requisites

SIS 2301 Sustainable aquaculture system for safer food products

C 3

SIS 2302 Value Added Products Technology E 3 SIS 2303 International Business Environment

& Finance Management E 3

SIS 2304 Food Safety for Trade C 3 SIS 2305 International Marketing & Export

Procedures C 3

SIS 2306 Value Added Products Technology - Practical

E 1

SIS 2307 Food Safety For Trade C 1 SIS 2308 Institutional/ Industry/ Field visit/

Case Studies/Seminar Fisheries Economics

E 1

1 FOURTH SEMESTER TOTAL CREDIT 18 core

Course Code

Name of paper C/E Credits Pre requisites

SIS 2401 (Stream I)

Seafood Safety C

SIS 2402 (Stream II)

and Management Seafood Trade & Quality

C

SIS 2403 Thesis Seminars C SIS 2404 Research & Thesis work C SIS 2405 Thesis evaluation and Viva-voce C SIS 2406 Inplant Training and Evaluation C SIS 2407 Course Viva-voce C Details of Faculty Sl.No. Name Specialization Designation 1 Dr. K.T. Thomson

Professor and Director Fisheries Economics 0484-2863713

9388482279 thomsonkt@rediffmail.com

2 Dr. Saleena Mathew Professor

Biochemistry and Fish Processing Technology

smathew@cusat.ac.in 0484-2863712 9961838008

3 Dr.A. Ramachandran Professor

Fisheries Management 0484-2863706 9447062400 rahul_rama@hotmail.com

4 Dr.M.Harikrishnan Associate Professor

Fishery Biology Aquaculture Fisheries

mahadevhari@cusat.ac.in mahadevhari@hotmail.com 0484-2963714 9447327804

mailto:thomsonkt@rediffmail.commailto:smat