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Estd. 1962

NAAC ‘A’ Grade

Faculty of Humanities

Syllabus For

B. A. Part – I (Sem I & II)

C.B.C.S. National Service Scheme (N. S. S.)

(To be implemented from June 2019 onwards)

(Subject to the modifications that will be made from time to time)

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CBCS for B.A. I SEMESTER – I

PAPER – I – DSC – A11 Basic Concepts and programmes of NSS (60)

 Unit – 01: Introduction and Basic Concepts of NSS (15) a) History, philosophy, aims & objectives of NSS History - i) ancient and medieval period ii) British period iii) Post Independent period. Philosophy- i) Charity ii) Social Reforms iii) Social Service. b) Organizational structure and roles of NSS i) Administrative structure of N.S.S. (H.R.D. National Level). ii) State Level and University Level (Advisory Board) c) Advisory Board at College Level i) Role of Principle ii) Role of Programme Officer. Unit – 02: NSS Programmes and Activities (15) a) Concept of regular activities: Emblem, flag, motto and song i) NSS Day ii) NSS Camps iii) Special Camps iv) Maintenance of the Diary b) Basis of adoption of village and slums, Methodology of conducting Survey c) Financial pattern of the scheme Unit – 03: Community Mobilization (15) a) Identifying methods of mobilization b) Meaning of Community Culture and Social Problems- i) Superstition ii) Mal Nutrition c) Rain Water Harvesting Programme Unit – 04: Volunteerism and Shramdan (15) a) Role of Volunteers. b) Needs & importance of Shramdan c) Shramdan as a part of volunteerism

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References : 1. Tiss : Orientation Course for N.S.S.Programme Officers.

2. Stroup H.H. : Social Work : An Introduction in the field.

3. Chowdhry Paul : Introduction to Social Work.

4. Friend Lander W. A. : Concepts and Methods of Social Work.

5. Bhose Joel S. G. R. : NGO’s and Rural Devlopment.

6. iq:’kksRRe “ksB MkW- “kSytk ekus % jk’Vªh; lsok ;kstuk-

7. izk- MkW- lat; pkd.ks izk- MkW- izeksn ikosdj jk’Vªh; lsok ;kstuk ladYiuk-

8. MkW- pkaxnso caMxj izk- izfo.k lkGqa[ks % jk’Vªh; lsok ;kstuk ladYiuk o ;qod fodkl-

9. izk- y{e.k dksrkiYYks % Hkkjrkrhy lkekftd dY;k.k iz”kklu o lekt dk;Z-

10. MkW- izktDrk VkadlkGs % O;kolkf;d lektdk;Z % ladYiuk vkf.k lS/nkafrd Kku-

11. MkW- nsokuan f”kans O;kolkf;d lektdk;Z % f”k{k.k o O;olk;-

12. MkW- foHkh’k.k djs % yksdlgHkkx vkf.k xkzeh.k fodkl-

13. Ikzk- jk-uk- ?kkVksGs- xkzeh.k lekt”kkL= vkf.k lkeqnkf;d fodkl-  

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SEMESTER – II PAPER – 02 - DSC – A23

Youth Development and National Integration (60)

Unit – 01: Importance and Role of Youth Leadership (15) a) Meaning and types of leadership b) Qualities of good leaders c) Role of youth leadership Unit – 02: Life Competencies (15) a) Definition and importance of life competencies b) Communication and Inter Personal c) Problem- solving and decision – making Unit – 03: Social Harmony and youth (15) a) Indian History and culture b) Role of youth in peace- building and conflict resolution c) Role of youth in National building Unit – 04: National Integration (15) a) National Integration- Meaning and Nature b) optical in National Integration c) National integration through NSS Programme

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References : 1. Tiss : Orientation Course for N.S.S.Programme Officers. 2. Stroup H.H. : Social Work : An Introduction in the field. 3. Chowdhry Paul : Introduction to Social Work. 4. Friend Lander W. A. : Concepts and Methods of Social Work. 5. Bhose Joel S. G. R. : NGO’s and Rural Devlopment. 6. iq:’kksRRke “ksB MkW- “kSytk ekus % jk’Vªh; lsok ;kstuk- 7. izk- MkW- lat; pkd.ks izk- MkW- izeksn ikosdj jk’Vªh; lsok ;kstuk ladYiuk- 8. MkW- pkaxnso caMxj izk- izfo.k lkGqa[ks % jk’Vªh; lsok ;kstuk ladYiuk o ;qod fodkl- 9. izk- y{e.k dksrkiYYks % Hkkjrkrhy lkekftd dY;k.k iz”kklu o lekt dk;Z- 10. MkW- izktDrk VkadlkGs % O;kolkf;d lektdk;Z % ladYiuk vkf.k lS/nkafrd Kku- 11. MkW- nsokuan f”kans O;kolkf;d lektdk;Z % f”k{k.k o O;olk;- 12. MkW- foHkh’k.k djs % yksdlgHkkx vkf.k xkzeh.k fodkl- 13. Ikzk- jk-uk- ?kkVksGs- xkzeh.k lekt”kkL= vkf.k lkeqnkf;d fodkl-

 

Diploma in Cyber Law (DCL)

From - 2019-20

I. OBJECTIVES

1. To provide the candidates with comprehensive and up-to-date knowledge of cyber law

2. To provide the candidates in depth knowledge of Information Technology Act.

3. To introduce the candidates with the recent development in the field of cyber law related to

right to privacy, data Protection etc.

4. To make aware the candidates the about types of cyber crime and its impact.

II. DURATION OF THE COURSE:

The duration of the course is one year, Annual pattern, Part Time Diploma

Medium of Instruction: - English

III. INTAKE OF STUDENTS: 60

IV. ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION:

Every candidate seeking admission to the Diploma in Cyber law Course, should have passed 12th

or equivalent examination from any faculty from Examining Body recognized by this University.

V. STRUCTURE OF THE COURSE:

The Course shall be of Annual Pattern.

Teaching Workload 4 Lectures per paper per week

The examination shall be conducted once in a year i.e. in March / April only.

There shall be three papers

Paper I General English 80 Marks

Paper II Concept of Cyber Space, E-Commerce & E-Governance 80 Marks

Paper III Information Technology Act, 2000 80 Marks

VI. INTERNAL EXAMINATION:

The internal examination of viva voce for each paper for 20 marks shall be conducted at college

level.

VII.NATURE OF THE EXAMINATION AND STANDARD OF PASSING:

1. Medium of instruction shall be English.

2. University examination shall be of 80 marks for each subject.

3. The nature of University question paper –

MODEL Question Paper for each Subject

Q.1 Question carrying 16 marks each. (Any 4 out of 6)

Q.2 Short Notes carrying 4 mark each (Any 4 out of 6)

Total Marks = Theory 80 Marks + Viva 20 Marks = 100 Marks

3. The written examination will be of 3 hours duration for each paper.

(a) The minimum standard of passing in each paper shall be 35% marks including the internal

assessment.

(b) Standard of Passing and Division of Class shall be as under -

Percentage of Marks Division of Class

Less than 35% Fail

35% but less than 45% Pass Class

45% but less than 60% Second Class

60% but less than 70% First Class

70% and more than 70% First Class with Distinction

VIII. FEES (Per year) : The fee structure for the course is mentioned below –

1. Tuition fee Rs.3330/- (per year per student)

2. Other fees will be charged as per University rules declared from time to time (Total Rs.

4680/-) in 2019-20 with 10% increase in total fees every year.

IX. QUALIFICATION OF TEACHERS:

For the subjects –

1. Minimum 55% in Post Graduation or

2. 10 years of practice of law or

3. 5 Years experience as Cyber Expert.

Paper – I

General English

Unit 1

Essay (Descriptive)

Unit 2

Precis Writing

Unit 3

Letter Writing

Unit 4

Translation of a passage from

Marathi

OR

Paraphrase

Unit 5

Transformation of Sentence patterns.

Unit 6

Corrections of Sentence with reasons for corrections

Unit 7

Latin phrases and their meaning

Unit 8

Terms and phrases used in cyber space

Paper – II

Cyber Offences

Unit 1

Introduction about the concept of cyberspace

Impact of Information Technology in society

Unit II

Concept of E-Commerce

Information technology and cyber offences

Unit III

Freedom of speech in cyberspace

Right to privacy in cyberspace

Unit IV

Concept of data in cyberspace

Right to protection of data

Unit V

E-Governance

Cyber Space and Social Media

Unit VI

Cyber Defamation

Different types of civil offences under the IT Act, 2000

Unit VII

Copyright and software piracy

Trademarks and patent issues in cyberspace

Unit VIII

Impact of social media in society

Social media and cyber crime

Paper III

Information Technology Act, 2000

Unit 1

The UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce

Salient features of the IT Act, 2000

Unit II

Jurisdiction issues in cyberspace

Concept of extraterritorial jurisdiction

Unit III

Electronic Record

E-Governance

Unit IV

Controller of Certifying Authorities

Cyber Appellate Tribunal

Unit V

Investigation officer

Indian - Computer Emergency Response Team

Unit VI

E- Contracts

Digital signature/electronic signature

Unit VII

Concept of e-commerce

Types of e-commerce

Unit VIII

a) Amendments to Indian Penal Code, Amendments to Indian Evidence Act.

c) Amendments to Bankers Book Evidence Act, Amendments to Reserve Bank of India Act.