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BANGLADESH UNIVERSITY OF PROFESSIONALS (BUP)

SEMESTER OUTLINE

PREFACE

1. General. This tentative Semester Outline is the overall pen picture of the academic curriculum blended with series of learning Topics from social activities and numerous enjoyable Topics for an effective learning to be fit in the competitive world. Its core theme is to provide a panoramic view of the comprehensive Semester Outline of the courses of 1st year, 4th SEMESTER and includes a column each for the Day/Date, Class timing, Name of the section, Venueation (Classroom number), Course code, Topic/Event, Teacher/Faculty member and Discussion Points. The Semester Outline is also a basic guideline indicating the modes of conduct of the course curriculum. It accommodates all relevant information required for the whole semester including all central Topics (e.g. sports, games or cultural competitions, National Day(s) celebrations, seminars, cultural programs, etc.). In a nutshell, this Semester Outline is the ready reckoner to all your questions regarding the program.

2. Semester Starting and Finishing Dates. The semester starts on 01 July 2018 and finishes on 31 December 2018.

3. Timing and Conduct of Classes. The academic week starts on Sunday and finishes on Thursday, making it a five-day working week. Each Section shall have two classes per day. So, there will be total ten classes per week for each section which would include two classes of each course. Each class shall be of 90 minutes duration, of which 60 minutes shall be dedicated for lecture, and the rest 30 minutes shall be spent for discussions by the students. The mode and conduct of discussions shall be designed by the class-teacher as per the ‘Discussion Points’ column of the ‘Class Routine’ given in the following pages. Apart from the planned classes, makeup classes will be conducted on Saturday as per plan of the Department.

4. Name of Courses with Codes. The name of the Courses with Course codes of 4 th semester have been stated below. The detail course outline is attached as “Annexure to Semester Outline-2018”:

Serial Course Code Name of the Course Credit

1. DHSM-2201 Disaster Preparedness and Vulnerability Reduction 3

2. DHSM-2203 3rd Language 3

3. DHSM-2205 Early Warning, Forecasting and Management 3

4. DHSM-2207 Informatics for Disaster Management 3

5. DHSM-2209 Flood plain & Watershed Management 3

6. DHSM-2208 Environmental Pollution 1.5

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5. Assessment System. The assessment system for the courses is as under:

6. Conclusion. This Semester outline, with its all information and instructions, welcomes the students to be a proud member of BUP. It sets the tone and describes the general academic environment of the University, in addition to the Semester Outline for the 4th Semester of the 1 st Year of Bachelor of Social Science (Honors) in DHSM of Session 2018. In fact, it is a complete guideline for the students for the Semester, so that there is no room for any confusion on anyone’s part. It also gives a clear picture of what BUP wants to impart to the students as well as what is expected out of the students. Disciplinary aspects are also mentioned enabling the students to have a prior understanding of the culture of discipline of BUP. It is expected that students shall take all instructions and information by heart and follow the same with utmost sincerity. It is worth mentioning that curriculum of BUP is not only a bundle of strict routines and their observances, but also a place where students shall learn to be a good and knowledgeable citizen with excellent presentation skill. The Semester is full of fun and frolics apart from the pure academic curriculum, which the students shall come across as the Semester unfolds with the passage of time. We hope all students shall successfully complete the Semester with praiseworthy results. Welcome to BUP once again.

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Remarks DistributionFinal Exam 50%One Mid-term 20%Four Class Tests 10%Term Paper (Individual) including + Presentation 7%+3%Assignments and Case Studies (Individual/Group) including Presentation

5%

Class attendance 5%Total: 100%

BSS (HONS) IN DHSM4 th SEMESTER

WEEK- 01Date/Day

Time Venue Course Code

Topics Course/Teachers Discussion Points

01 JulSunday

1200-

1330

CR-1002 2201 Orientation, Course Overview and

Objectives, Teaching MethodsAsst Prof Dr. Mostafizur Rahman

Interactive session. Introducing lesson objectives and teaching methods (offline and online platform).

1400-1530

Com Lab-3 2207 Introduction to computer Lec. Salit Chakma

HardwareInformation storageDisplayFile system/type

1545-

1715

CR-1104 2203 French & Francophone & French

greetings Gulshan Ara

1.Greetings2.Importance of French3.Francophone countries4.Course objective

02 JulMonday

1015-

1145

Com Lab-3 2207 Introduction to computer Lec. Salit Chakma

Describe the use of the keyboard and other input devices, Describe various pointing, Discuss different print technologies

1200-1330

CR-1001 2205 Basics: Weather and Climate Lec. Salit Chakma

Atmosphere, Seasonality, Atmospheric circulation, Energy redistribution, Latitude, Latitude zones, affects of big cities, Coriolis effect, weather vs. climate, spring tides, neap tides, Ocean tides

1400-1530

ECL (GF) 2208

1. Introduction to the course2. Evaluation system

Experiment 1: Measurement of common water parameters (e.g., pH, EC, DO, Turbidity)

Lec. Irtifa Alam Nabila

1545-1715

ECL (GF) 2208

1. Introduction to the course2. Evaluation system

Experiment 1: Measurement of


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common water parameters (e.g., pH, EC, DO, Turbidity)

03 JulTuesday

0830-

1000

CR-1001 2201 Disaster: Conceptual Study Asst Prof Dr.

Mostafizur Rahman

Recall the basic concept of disaster science and DRR, Disaster types, Hazard and vulnerability interaction.

1015-1145

CR-1001 2209 Introduction to floodplain and

watershed Lec. Asikunnaby Floodplain and watershed

04 JulWednesda

y

1400-1530

CR-1002 2205 Basics: Weather and Climate Lec. Salit Chakma

Angle of Incident Radiation Measuring weather Ocean waves, type of waves, water cycle, Horizontal Pressure Gradient, Vertical Air Motion

1545-1715

CR-1104 2203 French & Francophone & French

greetings Gulshan Ara

1.Greetings2.Importance of French3.Francophone countries4.Course objective

05 JulThursday

0830-1000

CR-1001 2209 Introduction to floodplain and

watershed Lec. Asikunnaby Historical perspective of floodplain and watershed

06JulFriday Weekly Holiday

07 Jul Saturday Weekly Holiday

4


WEEK- 02Date /Day



08 JulSunday

1200-1330 CR-1002 2201 Disaster: Conceptual Study Asst Prof Dr.

Mostafizur Rahman

Recall the basic concept of disaster science and DRR, Disaster types, Hazard and vulnerability interaction.

1400-1530

Com Lab-3 2207 Applications of computer Lec. Salit Chakma Applications in various fields of science and

management.

1545-1715 CR-1104 2203 Self Introduction & speaking with

each other Gulshan Ara

Practice self introduction2. Structure of interrogative sentences3.Verifying pronunciations4.Stucture of to be verb5. Gender aspects

09 JulMonda

y

1015-1145

Com Lab-3 2207 Basics of computer Lec. Salit Chakma

NetworkProgrammingLanguagesSource code

1200-1330 CR-1001 2205 Earth Observation Satellites for

Disaster ManagementLec. Salit Chakma

Satellites, History of Earth Observing satellite, Active sensor, passive sensor, Type of satellite, Use of satellite

1400-1530

ECL (GF) 2208 Experiment 2: Measurement of

BOD5 of a particular waterbody.Lec. Irtifa Alam Nabila

1545-1715

ECL (GF) 2208 Experiment 2: Measurement of

BOD5 of a particular waterbody.Lec. Irtifa Alam Nabila

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10 JulTuesday

0830-1000

CR-1001 2201 Group Discussion (GD) Asst Prof Dr.

Mostafizur Rahman Previous Lectures.

1015-1145

CR-1001 2209 Basics of floodplain and watershed Lec. Asikunnaby Floodplain forms and processes

11 JulWednesda

y

1400-1530

CR-1002

2205 Space Technologies for Disaster Management

Lec. Salit Chakma Modern Technology used in disaster management, Space technology used in Disaster Management

1545-1715

CR-1104

2203 Self Introduction & speaking with each other

Gulshan Ara Practice self introduction2. Structure of interrogative sentences3.Verifying pronunciations4.Stucture of to be verb5. Gender aspects

12 JulThursday

0830-1000

CR-1001

2209 Basics of floodplain and watershed Lec. AsikunnabyFloodplain forms and processes. Flood frequency and the nature of floodplain deposition

13 JulFriday Weekly Holiday


BSS (HONS) IN DHSM6

4th SEMESTER

WEEK- 03

Date/Day



15 JulSunday

1200-1330 CR-1002 2201 Interactive Session (IS) Asst Prof Dr.

Mostafizur Rahman

Discussion on Term Paper: Preparedness and planning for disaster at the local level. Students will have to identify their local disaster and local community preparedness for that particular disaster. They also need to work on “How they can support as Disaster Management Practitioner for their local community’s vulnerability reduction?”

1400-1530

Com Lab-3 2207 Data Storage Lec. Salit Chakma

Primary and Secondary storage, Introduction to various computer devices such as keyboard, mouse, printers, disk files, floppies etc.

1545-1715 CR-1104 2203 Self Introduction & speaking with

each other Gulshan Ara

Structure of interrogative sentences2. Easy formula of regular conjugation3. Accents & signs4. Practice randomly

16 JulMonda

y

1015-1145

Com Lab-3 2207 Data and Cloud Storage Lec. Salit Chakma

Describe types of storage (dynamic and persistent), Define cloud storage and discuss its advantages and disadvantages

1200-1330 CR-1001 2205 Climate, Climate Variability Lec. Salit Chakma

Definition of Climate, variability, climate change, examples of climate change, regional and global impact of climate change

1400-1530

ECL (GF) 2208 Experiment 2: Measurement of BOD5 of

a particular waterbody.Lec. Irtifa Alam Nabila

7

1545-1715

ECL (GF) 2208 Experiment 2: Measurement of BOD5 of

a particular waterbody.Lec. Irtifa Alam Nabila

17JulTuesda

y

0830-1000 CR-1001 2201 Overview of Disaster Preparedness Asst Prof Dr.

Mostafizur Rahman

Disaster preparedness concept, the importance and correlation of preparedness and vulnerability for disaster risk reduction

1015-1145 CR-1001 2209 Sedimentation in floodplain and

watershed Lec. Asikunnaby The state of knowledge, measuring sedimentation in floodplains

18 JulWednesda

y

1400-1530

CR-1002

2205 Introduction to early warning system Lec. Salit Chakma Definition of Early warning system, type of early warning system, Medium of early warning system , Necessity of early warning system, symbol used in EWS

1545-1715

CR-1104

2203 Self Introduction & speaking with each other

Gulshan Ara 1. Compression écrire2.Compression orale3.Production orale

19 JulThursday

0830-1000

CR-1001

2209 Sedimentation in floodplain and watershed

Lec. AsikunnabyFloodplain sedimentation models and sedimentation in Bangladesh



BSS (HONS) IN DHSM4th SEMESTER

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WEEK- 04Date/Day



22 JulSunday

1200-1330 CR-1002 2201 Overview of Disaster

PreparednessAsst Prof Dr. Mostafizur Rahman

objectives of disaster preparedness, disaster preparedness measures

1400-1530

Com Lab-3 2207 Data Representation Lec. Salit Chakma Number systems, character representation codes,

binary, hex, octal codes and their inter conversions.

1545-1715 CR-1104 2203 Different persons & articles Gulshan Ara

1. Vocabulary2.Gender of adj. & their use3.Identifying of different accent

23 JulMonday

1015-1145

Com Lab-3 2207 Data representation Lec. Salit Chakma Binary arithmetic, Floating point arithmetic, signed

and unsigned numbers.

1200-1330 CR-1001 2205 Early warning approaches Lec. Salit Chakma

Top-Down approach, DMIC/N Information Flows: National Level, District And Upazilla Level

1400-1530

ECL (GF) 2208 Experiment 3: Measurement

of COD.Lec. Irtifa Alam Nabila

1545-1715

ECL (GF) 2208 Experiment 3: Measurement

of COD.Lec. Irtifa Alam Nabila

24 Jul0830-1000 CR-1001 2201 Disaster Preparedness:

Historical PerspectiveAsst Prof Dr. Mostafizur Rahman

Historical Events lead to the importance of Disaster Preparedness, Case Studies

9

Tuesday

1015-1145 CR-1001 2209 Soils in floodplain and

watershed Lec. Asikunnaby

Soil development and soil fertility of the floodplain case from Bangladesh

25 JulWednesda

y

1400-1530

CR-1002

2205 Early Warning Dissemination Lec. Salit Chakma BMD and FFWC generates early warnings, Early Warning and Mass media, CPP Roles for Early warning, Committees under SOD ensure EW dissemination at all level.

1545-1715

CR-1104

2203 Different persons & articles Gulshan Ara 1. Vocabulary2.Gender of adj. & their use3.Identifying of different accent

26 JulThursday

0830-1000

CR-1001

2209 Resources of floodplain and watershed

Lec. Asikunnaby

Dynamics of water and vegetation



10


WEEK- 05Date/Day



29 Jul Sunday

1200-1330 CR-1002 2201 Group Discussion (GD) Asst Prof Dr. Mostafizur

Rahman

Discussion on Previous Lectures.

1400-1530

Com Lab-3 2207 Concept of computing Lec. Salit Chakma

Compare and contrast commonly used operating systems: Windows, Unix/Linux, Apple, Distinguish between system software and application software

1545-1715 CR-1104 2203 Different persons & articles Gulshan Ara 1.Simplifying grammar.

2. Articles & subject pronouns.

30 JulMonday

1015-1145

Com Lab-3 2207 Functions and features of

Computer Lec. Salit ChakmaDiscuss popular file types (MS Office, images, PDF, text files) and their association with software programs

1200-1330 CR-1001 2205 Early Warning Dissemination Lec. Salit Chakma CPP, CPP Roles for Early warning, Committees

under SOD ensure EW dissemination at all level.

1400-1530

ECL (GF) 2208 Quiz 01 Lec. Irtifa Alam Nabila

1545-1715


31 JanTuesda

0830-1000 CR-1001 2201 Interactive Session (IS) Asst Prof Dr. Mostafizur

Rahman Discussion on Assignment. CT2 Assessment.

11

y 1015-1145 CR-1001 2209 Resources of floodplain and

watershed Lec. Asikunnaby Fish resources and riparian habitat

01 AugWednesday

1400-1530

CR-1002

2205 Meteorological Data Sources, processing, analysis

Lec. Salit Chakma Weather Elements/variables, Climate elements/variables, data collection, data sources, Questions about observations and data, Ideal Place for Data Collection, Automated Surface Observation System (ASOS)

1545-1715

CR-1104

2203 Different profession & exercise practice

Gulshan Ara1.Professions2.Finding some prepositions’3.Nationality

02 AugThursday

0830-1000

CR-1001

2209 Land use of floodplain and watershed areas

Lec. Asikunnaby

Dynamics, cause and consequences

03 Aug Friday Weekly Holiday

04 Aug Saturday Weekly Holiday

BSS (HONS) IN DHSM

12

4th SEMESTER

WEEK- 06Date/Day



05 AugSunday

1200-1330

CR-1002 2201 Disaster Preparedness

PlanningAsst Prof Dr. Mostafizur Rahman

Overview of Preparedness Planning, The need for preparedness planning, Planning Process,

1400-1530

Com Lab-3 2207 Microsoft Word Lec. Salit Chakma

Identify the significant components of the word processing interface, Use the Help system, Perform basic editing

1545-1715

CR-1104 2203 Different profession & exercise

practice Gulshan Ara

1. Compression écrire2.Compression orale3.Production orale

06 AugMonda

y

1015-1145

Com Lab-3 2207 Microsoft Word for Advance

User Lec. Salit Chakma Use essential save and backup options, Use print functions, Create headers and footers

1200-1330

CR-1001 2205 Weather mapping and

InterpretationLec. Salit Chakma Daily data collection, instruments, station model,

Station Map Layout

1400-1530

ECL (GF) 2208

Experiment 4: Enumeration of total coliform from supplied sample.


1545-1715

ECL (GF) 2208



07 AugTuesda

0830-1000


PlanningAsst Prof Dr. Mostafizur Rahman

Plan Elements, Plan Implementation

13

y 1015-1145

CR-1001 2209 Global settings of floodplain

and watershed Lec. Asikunnaby Land cover and land use variables, basin indicators

08 AugWednesda

y

1400-1530

CR-1002

2205 Forecasting & Monitoring Lec. Salit ChakmaSatellites and weather services, Use of satellite data to monitor disasters

1545-1715

CR-1104

2203 Different profession & exercise practice

Gulshan Ara1.Identifying country2.Practice pronunciation all together

09 AugThursday

1015-1145 CR-704

Mid Term1200-1330 CR-704




WEEK- 07Date/ Time Venue Course Topics Course/Teachers Discussion Points

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Day Code

12 AugSunday

1015-1145 CR-704 Mid Term

1200-1330 CR-704

13 AugMonday

1015-1145 CR-704 Mid Term

1200-1330 CR-704

14 AugTuesday

1015-1145 CR-704 Mid Term

1200-1330 CR-704

15 AugWednesday National Mourning Day

16 AugThursday

1015-1145 CR-704 Mid Term

1200-1330 CR-704




WEEK- 08Date/ Time Venue Course Topics Course/Teachers Discussion Points

15

Day Code19 AugSunday Mid Term Break/ EidUlAzha

20 AugMonday Mid Term Break/ EidUlAzha21 AugTuesday

Mid Term Break/ EidUlAzha

22 AugWednesday


23 AugThursday


24Aug Friday Weekly Holiday

25 Feb Saturday Weekly Holiday


WEEK- 09Date/Day

Time

Venue Course Code


16

26 AugSunday


27 AugMonday


28 AugTuesday

0830-1000


Program CycleAsst Prof Dr. Mostafizur Rahman

Preparedness Program Cycle, Risk Assessment, Emergency Operations Plan

1015-1145

CR-1001 2209 Global settings of

floodplain and watershed Lec. Asikunnaby Major watershed in the global context

29 AugWednesday

1400-1530

CR-1002

2205 Forecasting & Monitoring Lec. Salit Chakma List of Weather Forecasts in Bangladesh: Tropical Cyclone Warning, Kalbaishakhi/ Tornado

Warning,Heavy Rainfall Warning1545-1715

CR-1104

2203 Address asking & adjective possessive

Gulshan Ara 1.Practice how to say address of each student.2. Telephone number3. Way of approach4. Useful moments of a day

30 AugThursday

0830-1000

CR-1001

2209 Global settings of floodplain and watershed

Lec. AsikunnabyMajor watershed in the global context

31 AugFriday Weekly Holiday

01 SeptSaturday Weekly Holiday


WEEK- 10

17

Date/Day



02 SeptSunday Jonmastomi

03 SeptMonda

y

1015-1145

Com Lab-3 2207 Microsoft Word for

Advance User Lec. Salit Chakma Use document style features such as font styles, sizes, colors, margins, alignment, and indentation

1200-1330 CR-1001 2205

Introduction to Flood Forecasting Warning Centre (FFWC)

Lec. Salit ChakmaCharacteristics of flood, Basins of South Asia, River system in Bangladesh, Importance of FFWC, temporal duration of floor, flood forecasting warning center

1400-1530

ECL (GF) 2208



1545-1715

ECL (GF) 2208



04SeptTuesday

0830-1000 CR-1001 2201 Disaster Preparedness

Program CycleAsst Prof Dr. Mostafizur Rahman

Gap Analysis, Implementation of Preparedness Programs

1015-1145 CR-1001 2209 Settings of floodplain and

watershed in Bangladesh Lec. Asikunnaby The Ganges, the Brahmaputra-Jamuna, the Meghna, The Karnafuli and the Sangu

18

05SeptWednesda

y

1400-1530

CR-1002

2205 Flood Forecasting Warning (FFW) System

Lec. Salit ChakmaDaily monsoon bulletin & river situation report, River level forecasts for 24, 48 and 72 hours, Current warning messages, Special flood situation report, Upazilla inundation status map, Flood forecast maps.

1545-1715

CR-1104

2203 Indefinite articles & Speaking practice

Gulshan Ara 1.Asking random numbers2.Practice phone numbers of each student3.Use of articles4.Making simple sentences.5. Explain partitif articles

06 SeptThursday

0830-1000

CR-1001

2209 Risk assessment of floodplain and watershed

Lec. AsikunnabyDefining floodplain boundaries with hydrologic computational techniques

07SeptFriday Weekly Holiday08 SeptSaturday Weekly Holiday


19

WEEK- 11Date/Day



09 SeptSunday

1200-1330 CR-1002 2201 Disaster Preparedness Pitfalls Asst Prof Dr. Mostafizur

RahmanMisuse of Disaster Exercises, Problems in Disaster Planning

1400-1530

Com Lab-3 2207 Basics of Microsoft Office

Excel Lec. Salit Chakma Add numbers in Excel 2013, Basic math in Excel

1545-1715 CR-1104 2203 Indefinite articles & Speaking

practice Gulshan Ara1. Compression écrire2.Compression orale3.Production orale

10SeptMonday

1015-1145

Com Lab-3 2207 Microsoft Office Excel -

Advance Level Lec. Salit Chakma Freeze or lock panes, Understand and use cell references

1200-1330 CR-1001 2205 Warning Dissemination in

Coastal ZoneLec. Salit Chakma

Early Warning Message Dissemination through Cell broadcasting, Early Warning Dissemination Through IVR (Interactive Voice Response), Early Warning Dissemination through SMS: Selected Personnel Related to DM Committees

1400-1530

ECL (GF) 2208

Experiment 5: Identification of phytoplankton of a particular water body.


1545-1715

ECL (GF) 2208

Experiment 5: Identification of phytoplankton of a particular water body.


11SeptTuesda

y

0830-1000

CR-1001 2201 Group Discussion (GD) Asst Prof Dr. Mostafizur Rahman


20

1015-1145 CR-1001 2209 Risk assessment of floodplain

and watershed Lec. Asikunnaby Delineation of hazard areas, nature of hazards and floodways

12 SeptWednesda

y

1400-1530

CR-1002

2205 Early warning dissemination in the coastal part of Bangladesh

Lec. Salit Chakma

The Public Communication of Warnings.

1545-1715

CR-1104

2203 Simple letter writing & explore French life

Gulshan Ara 1. Structure of a simple letter2. Use greetings in a letter3. Expressions used in a letter4. Check one’s profile in formations5. Watch a video & observe activities6. Check pronunciations & explain

French culture

13SeptThursday

0830-1000

CR-1001

2209 Basics of floodplain and watershed management

Lec. Asikunnaby River corridor and watershed management, presentation of outline of team floodplain management plan

14SeptFriday Weekly Holiday

15 SeptSaturday Weekly Holiday


WEEK- 12Date/Day



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16SeptSunday

1200-1330 CR-1002 2201 Community Based Disaster

PreparednessAsst Prof Dr. Mostafizur Rahman CBDP with case study.

1400-1530


Advance Level Lec. Salit Chakma Average a group of numbers

1545-1715 CR-1104 2203 Class test-3 Gulshan Ara


17SeptMonday

1015-1145


Advance Level Lec. Salit Chakma Sort and filter data, Take conditional formatting to the next level

1200-1330 CR-1001 2205 Evacuation after Early

warning DisseminationLec. Salit Chakma

Instruct local authorities for evacuation, CPP Volunteers and the Community Leaders in the risk areas play important roles in evacuation to shelters.

1400-1530


1545-1715


18SeptTuesda

y

0830-1000 CR-1001 2201

Disaster Preparedness and Planning in National and International Level

Asst Prof Dr. Mostafizur Rahman

National and International Frameworks, National and International Planning for Disaster Preparedness

1015-1145 CR-1001 2209 Basics of floodplain and

watershed management Lec. Asikunnaby Floodplain management regulations

22

19 SeptWednesda

y

1400-1530

CR-1002 2205 Rescue Operation Lec. Salit ChakmaRescue operations, Undertaking evacuation measures in risk areas by Local DM Committees

1545-1715

CR-1104 2203 Explore the capital & vocabulary on home

Gulshan Ara 1.Watch daily life in Paris2. Find the accent of native French3.Life style in French4. Prepositions for locations.5. Make list of vocabulary6. Use of ‘Il y a’

20SeptThursda

y

0830-1000

CR-1001 2209 Basics of floodplain and watershed management

Lec. AsikunnabyDeveloping and implementing a local floodplain management program

21SeptFriday Weekly Holiday

22SeptSaturday Weekly Holiday


WEEK- 13Date/Day



23

23SeptSunday

1200-1330 CR-1002 2201


Asst Prof Dr. Mostafizur Rahman

Preparedness Program Cycle, Government Preparedness, Public Preparedness

1400-1530


Advance Level Lec. Salit Chakma Create a PivotTable and analyze your data

1545-1715 CR-1104 2203 Class Test 4 Gulshan Ara


24SeptMonday

1015-1145


Advance Level Lec. Salit Chakma Series, Graph preparation

1200-1330 CR-1001 2205 Future Plan of Early

Warning in BangladeshLec. Salit Chakma

Early Warning for Fishermen Fishing in the Deep Sea through Vessel Tracking System (VTS), Cultivation based on Early Warning

1400-1530

ECL (GF) 2208

Experiment 6: Determination of soil pH and moisture content.


1545-1715

ECL (GF) 2208

Experiment 6: Determination of soil pH and moisture content.


25 SeptTuesda

y

0830-1000 CR-1001 2201


Asst Prof Dr. Mostafizur Rahman Government Preparedness, Public Preparedness

1015-1145 CR-1001 2209 Basics of floodplain and

watershed management Lec. AsikunnabyPresentation of community floodplain management plan to class; equipping the next generation

26SeptWednesday

1400-1530

CR-1002

2205 Community-based Early warning system

Lec. Salit ChakmaCBO, Community based Early warning management system

24

1545-1715

CR-1104

2203 Negative sentences Disjunctive pronouns

Gulshan Ara 1. Explain how to make easy negative sentence.

2. Making interrogative sentences,3. Colors and their gender4. Explain such pronouns & their uses27Sept

Thursday

0830-1000

CR-1001

2209 Basics of floodplain and watershed management

Lec. Asikunnaby Utilizing information from flood hazard studies; discussion of floodplain management plan

28 SeptFriday Weekly Holiday

29SeptSaturday Weekly Holiday


WEEK- 14Date/Day



25

30SeptSunday

1200-1330 CR-1002 2201 Group Discussion (GD) Asst Prof Dr. Mostafizur

Rahman Discussion on Previous Lectures.

1400-1530

Com Lab-3 2207 Basics of ‘C’ Programming Lec. Salit Chakma

Concept of algorithms, flow charts, example of algorithms such as how to add ten numbers, roots of a quadratic equation.

1545-1715 CR-1104 2203 Dialogue in market &

demonstrative adjective Gulshan Ara

1. Asking price in a market2. Asking size in a market3. Interrogative adjective

01 OctMonday

1015-1145

Com Lab-3 2207 ‘C’ Programming Lec. Salit Chakma Writing a simple program in a language like "C".

1200-1330 CR-1001 2205 Case Studies in Early

warning System Lec. Salit Chakma Early Warning system in China, Cuba, International

1400-1530

ECL (GF) 2208

Experiment 7: Determination of TS, TDS and TSS by gravimetric analysis.


1545-1715

ECL (GF) 2208

Experiment 7: Determination of TS, TDS and TSS by gravimetric analysis.


02OctTuesda

y

0830-1000 CR-1001 2201 Interactive Session (IS) Asst Prof Dr. Mostafizur

Rahman

Discussion on Previous Lectures. CT3 Assessment. Discussion on Term Paper.

1015-1145 CR-1001 2209 Watershed management

techniques Lec. Asikunnaby Measuring, modeling and managing urban watershed problems

26

03OctWednesda

y

1400-1530

CR-1002

2205 Use of Signal System for Cyclone related DisasterManagement in Bangladesh

Lec. Salit Chakma How Tropical Cyclones Are Named?, Terms related to the warning and warning system, Name of the Tropical Cyclone

Name of the Tropical Cyclone, Tropical cyclone season or cyclone season

1545-1715

CR-1104

2203 Dialogue in market & demonstrative adjective

Gulshan Ara1. Asking random question for practice

Watch video clip & check pronunciation

04 OctThursday

0830-1000

CR-1001

2209 Watershed management techniques

Lec. AsikunnabySelected Approaches to Urban Watershed Response Modeling, and GIS tools

05OctFriday Weekly Holiday06 OctSaturday Weekly Holiday


WEEK- 15

Date/Day



27

07 OctSunday

1200-1330 CR-1002 2201 Risk and Vulnerability Asst Prof Dr.

Mostafizur Rahman Components of Risk, Risk Analysis

1400-1530

Com Lab-3 2207 Microsoft Office Power Point Lec. Salit Chakma

Apply and change a theme, Apply transitions between slides, Highlight text and change fonts

1545-1715 CR-1104 2203 Describe an apartment 7 objects pronoun Gulshan Ara

1. Vocabulary for describing a person

2. Vocabulary for describing an apartment

08 OctMonda

y

1015-1145

Com Lab-3 2207 Microsoft Office Power Point Lec. Salit Chakma Print slides, notes, or handouts, Use

Presenter view

1200-1330 CR-1001 2205 Long term and short term weather

prediction system Lec. Salit Chakma

Software used, type of forecasting, Geographical scale and coverage, dissemination of information, dissemination tools

1400-1530

ECL (GF) 2208 Experiment 8: Drinking water quality

determination.Lec. Irtifa Alam Nabila

1545-1715

ECL (GF) 2208 Experiment 8: Drinking water quality

determination.Lec. Irtifa Alam Nabila

09Oct0830-1000

CR-1001 2201 Risk and Vulnerability Asst Prof Dr.

Mostafizur Rahman Different Profiles for Vulnerability Assessment

28

Tuesday 1015-1145

CR-1001 2209 Approaches for flood damage

reduction Lec. Asikunnaby Strategies and tools to preserve and/or restore natural and beneficial floodplain resources

10OctWednesda

y

1400-1530

CR-1002

2205 Awareness Development Lec. Salit ChakmaThrough Education, Seminar, conference, Olympiad, Poster, Media etc.

1545-1715

CR-1104

2203 Describe an apartment 7 objects pronoun

Gulshan Ara 1. Vocabulary for describing a person2. Vocabulary for describing an apartment

Understand a layout of a house

11OctThursday

0830-1000

CR-1001

2209 Approaches for flood damage reduction

Lec. AsikunnabyLegal and ethical issues, flood warning and forecasting

12OctFriday Weekly Holiday

13 OctSaturday Weekly Holiday


WEEK- 16DateDay



29

14 OctSunday

1200-1330 CR-1002 2201 Risk and Vulnerability Asst Prof Dr.

Mostafizur Rahman Risk Factors Influencing Vulnerability

1400-1530

Com Lab-3 2207 Microsoft Office Power

Point- Advance level Lec. Salit Chakma Animate pictures, clip art, text, and other objects, Create a flow chart

1545-1715 CR-1104 2203 Describe an apartment 7

objects pronoun Gulshan Ara1. Vocabulary for describing a person2. Vocabulary for describing an apartment

Understand a layout of a house

15OctMonday

1015-1145

Com Lab-3 2207 Microsoft Office Lec. Salit Chakma Basic Features

1200-1330 CR-1001 2205 Cross Cutting Issues Lec. Salit Chakma

Effective Governance and Institutional Arrangements, A Multi Hazard Approach, Cultural Diversity and Gender Perspectives

1400-1530

ECL (GF) 2208 Experiment 8: Drinking water

quality determination.Lec. Irtifa Alam Nabila

1545-1715

ECL (GF) 2208 Experiment 8: Drinking water

quality determination.Lec. Irtifa Alam Nabila

16Oct Tuesda

y

0830-1000 CR-1001 2201 Group Discussion (GD) Asst Prof Dr.

Mostafizur Rahman


1015-1145 CR-1001 2209 Watershed of Bangladesh Lec. Asikunnaby The Ganges, the Brahmaputra-Jamuna system

case studies

30

17OctWednesda

y

1400-1530

CR-1002

2205 Essentials of EWS Lec. Salit Chakma

Legal issues

1545-1715

CR-1104

2203 Describe an apartment 7 objects pronoun

Gulshan Ara1. Explain object pronouns2. Speaking practice3. Find out sentence structure with such pronouns

18OctThursday Durga Puja


20OctSaturday Weekly Holiday


WEEK- 17

Date/Day



31

21 OctSunday

1200-1330 CR-1002 2201 Vulnerability Assessments

and ReductionAsst Prof Dr. Mostafizur Rahman

Pressure and Release (PAR) Model, Science and Technology for vulnerability reduction

1400-1530

Com Lab-3 2207

Microsoft Office Access, Microsoft office Project management

Lec. Salit Chakma Basic Features

1545-1715 CR-1104 2203 Present one’s apartment &

renting house Gulshan Ara 1. Explain vocabulary with pictureHow to ask question for an apartment

22 OctMonda

y

1015-1145

Com Lab-3 2207

Moving to a Disaster Information Network (DIN) for the Future

Lec. Salit Chakma Background, findings, foundation for addressing needs

1200-1330 CR-1001 2205 Cross Cutting Issues Lec. Salit Chakma Involvement of Local communities

1400-1530


1545-1715


23OctTuesday

0830-1000

CR-1001 2201 Vulnerability Assessments

in Disaster PreparednessAsst Prof Dr. Mostafizur Rahman

Hazard Vulnerability Assessment (HVA), HVA Content, HVA methods

32

1015-1145

CR-1001 2209 Watershed of Bangladesh Lec. Asikunnaby Major development activities in the watershed of

Bangladesh

24OctWednesda

yProbarona Purnima

25OctThursday

0830-1000

CR-1001

2209 Watershed of Bangladesh Lec. AsikunnabyIntegrated water Resource Management (IWRM) and Integrated River Basin Management (IRBM).


27OctSaturday Weekly Holiday


WEEK- 18

33

Date/Day



28 OctSunday

1200-1330 CR-1002 2201 Presentation Asst Prof Dr. Mostafizur

Rahman

1400-1530

Com Lab-3 2207

Moving to a Disaster Information Network (DIN) for the Future

Lec. Salit Chakma Fundamental need to Involve stakeholders

1545-1715 CR-1104 2203 Present one’s apartment &

renting house Gulshan Ara 1.Make list for prepositions to find location2. Speaking practice

29 OctMonday

1015-1145

Com Lab-3 2207 Recommendation and

Action Plan Lec. Salit Chakma Policy and organization implementation, phased approach: The global extension

1200-1330 CR-1001 2205 Essentials of EWS Lec. Salit Chakma Legal issues, Social perspective

1400-1530

ECL (GF) 2208 Final Exam and Viva Lec. Irtifa Alam Nabila

1545-1715


30OctTuesday

0830-1000 CR-1001 2201 Presentation Asst Prof Dr. Mostafizur

Rahman

1015-1145 CR-1001 2209 Erosion control for

floodplain and watershed Lec. Asikunnaby Floodplain and Watershed management

34

31OctWednesda

y

1400-1530

CR-1002

2205 Presentation Lec. Salit Chakma

1545-1715

CR-1104

2203 Present one’s apartment & renting house

Gulshan Ara1. Explain vocabulary with picture

How to ask question for an apartment

01NovThursday

0830-1000

CR-1001

2209 Presentation Lec. Asikunnaby

Individual Presentation

02NovFriday Weekly Holiday

03NovSaturday Weekly Holiday


WEEK- 19Date/Day



04 NovSunday

1200-1330 CR-1002 2201 Presentation Asst Prof Dr. Mostafizur Rahman

1400-1530

Com Lab-3

2207 Recommendation and Action Plan Lec. Salit Chakma Analysis of the ratio of costs to benefits

35

1545-1715 CR-1104 2203 Presentation Giving direction Gulshan Ara

05NovMonday

1015-1145

Com Lab-3 2207 Global Considerations Lec. Salit Chakma Global phase, GDIN

international goals, priorities1200-1330 CR-1001 2205 Presentation Lec. Salit Chakma

1400-1530


1545-1715


06NovTuesday

Shama Puja07 NovWednesday

AkheriChaharShamba08NovThursday

0830-1000

CR-1001 2209 Presentation Lec. AsikunnabyIndividual Presentation

09 NovFriday Weekly Holiday

10NovSaturday Weekly Holiday


WEEK- 20Date/Day



11NovSunday


36

1400-1530

Com Lab-3 2207 Presentation Lec. Salit Chakma

1545-1715 CR-1104 2203 Presentation Gulshan Ara

12NovMonday

1015-1145


1200-1330 CR-1001 2205 Presentation Lec. Salit Chakma

1400-1530

ECL (GF) 2208 Lec. Irtifa Alam Nabila

1545-1715

ECL (GF) 2208 Lec. Irtifa Alam Nabila

13NovTuesday


1015-1145 CR-1001 2209 Presentation Lec. Asikunnaby Individual Presentation

14NovWednesday

1400-1530

CR-1002 2205 Presentation Lec. Salit Chakma

1545-1715

CR-1104 2203Presentation

Gulshan Ara)

15NovThursday

0830-1000

CR-1001 2209 Presentation Lec. AsikunnabyIndividual Presentation

16NovFriday Weekly Holiday

17 NovSaturday Weekly Holiday


37

WEEK- 21Date/Day

Time Venue Course Code Topics Course/Teachers Discussion Points

18 NovSunday


1400-1530


1545-1715 CR-1104 2203 Presentation Gulshan Ara

1.

19NovMonday

1015-1145


1200-1330 CR-1001 2205 Presentation Lec. Salit Chakma

1400-1530 ECL (GF) 2208 Lec. Irtifa Alam Nabila

1545-1715 ECL (GF) 2208 Lec. Irtifa Alam Nabila

20NovTuesday Preparatory Leave/Faculty Day21NovWednesday

Preparatory Leave/Eid-e-Miladunnabi

22NovThursday Preparatory Leave

38

23 NovFriday

Weekly Holiday

24 NovSaturday Weekly Holiday


WEEK- 22DateDay



25NovSunday

Preparatory Leave

26 NovMonday

Preparatory Leave

27 NovTuesday

Preparatory Leave

28 NovWednesday

Preparatory Leave

29 NovThursday Semester Final Exam30NovFriday Weekly Holiday

01 DecSaturday Weekly Holiday


WEEK- 23

39

DateDay



02DecSunday

CR-704 Semester Final ExamCR-704

03 DecMonday


04Dec Tuesday


05 Dec Wednesday


06 Dec Thursday

CR-704 Semester Final Exam

CR-704

07 Dec Friday Weekly Holiday



WEEK- 24Date/Day

Time Venue Course Code Topics Course/Teachers Discussion Points

40

09 Dec Sunday


10 Dec Monday


11 DecTuesday


12DecWednesday Viva Voce13DecThursday Viva Voce14DecFriday Weekly Holiday



WEEK- 25

41

Date/Day

Time Section Venue Course Code


16 DecSunday

Victory Day17Dec Monday Viva Voce18DecTuesday Viva Voce19DecWednesday

Fateha-I-Yajdaham

20 DecThursday Winter Vacation21 DecFriday Weekly Holiday



WEEK- 26

Date/ Time Section Venue Course Topics Course/Teachers Discussion Points

42

Day Code23 DecSunday

Winter Vacation

24 DecMonday

Winter Vacation

25 DecTuesday

ChristmasDay

26 DecWednesday

Winter Vacation

27 DecThursday

Winter Vacation

28 DecFriday Weekly Holiday


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