Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
Department of English
Programme Outcomes (POs)
After completing B. A. degree programme, students will be
able to:
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PO5: Encourage innovation and creativity in fine arts and life. |
PO 6: Acquaint students with social, economic, and political facts and have Social Interaction. |
PO7: To respect the Indian culture of pluralism and mutual respect. |
PO8: Acquire basic skills of language (LSRW). |
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PO10: Honor constitutional values-Freedom, equality, fraternity & social justice. |
Department
of English
Programme Specific Outcomes
(PSOs)
PSO 1. |
Acquainted with the
forms of English literature, literary texts, authors, and English language. |
PSO 2. |
able to apply critical and theoretical approaches to
the reading and analysis of English literary texts in multiple genres. |
PSO 3. |
To identify, analyze, interpret and describe the critical ideas, values,
and themes of literary texts and understand the impact of literature. |
PSO 4. |
able
to communicate in English and can write analytically in a variety of Formats - essays, reviews of literary
texts, research papers and reflective writing. |
PSO 5. |
able to gather, understand, evaluate and synthesize information from
Electronic and print media. |
PSO 6. |
able to interpret and
compare human life and culture through his study of literary discourses |
PSO 7. |
A Globally competent and employable |
Course Outcomes
(COs)
·
B.A.I - Optional
English- Students will be able to –
· Modern
Indian Writing in English Translation( Paper No. I & II) CO l:
Gain Knowledge of Literature and various literary forms.
CO 2: Gain knowledge of the development of Indian Short Stories
and poems, Novel, Dark Comedy
and their translations in
English
CO 3: Understand the origin of Modern Indian English and Indian Short Story.
CO 4: Learns the
elements of Short Story, Poem and Fiction – their Narrative
technique, setting, style
& characterization.
CO 5: Acquaints with Short
Story and Novel and literary
devices and Elements
of these literary
Genres.
CO 6: Enhances reading
skills and appreciate the texts in a critical
and creative approach.
CO 7: Appreciates the unique styles of eminent writers from Indian
English and Translation Studies
B. A. II - Optional
English –
· Literature and Cinema (Paper No.-
III &V)
CO1: Appreciate the film and its relationship to literature.
CO2: explain basic terms of literature and film.
CO 3:
Describe theory of adaptation, its interpretation & transformation of
literary texts into films.
CO4: Review the film adaptations of literary text
CO 5: Analyze the issues and practices of cinematic adaptations
CO6: Comment
on the films of - Hollywood and ‘Bollywood’
CO 7: Understand the message of Shakespeare’s Comedy
of Errors and Chetan Bhagat’s
Five Point Someone
Partition Literature (Paper No. IV& VI)
CO1: Create an awareness of the partition
scenario.
CO2: Explain the hidden human dimensions of the partition.
CO3: Elaborate on the
impact of partition on society
CO4: Analyze the situation of women before
& after the partition.
CO5: Explain the causes & effects
of partition.
CO6: Write down about historical event of partition and communal conflicts aroused after it.
CO7: Identify
the feelings of home and exile reflected in the stories.
CO8: Analyze the characters ‘experiences of partition.
CO9: Write about effects
of partition on the characters in the short stories and novel
B.A.III
: Special English:
· Introduction to Literary Criticism (Paper No. VII & XII )
CO l: Explain the basics
of Literary Criticism
& literary and critical approaches
CO 2: Analyze major trends in literary criticism & critical concepts.
CO 3: Write a critical
appreciation of poems.
CO 4: Comment on various literary
and critical movements.
CO 5: Accentuate expression of thoughts and views for critical appreciation.
CO 6: Enhance presentation skills and creative
writing.
·
English Poetry (Paper No.- VIII
& XIII)
CO l: Recognize and define major poetic forms such as lyric poetry,
narrative poetry.
CO2: Know and identify
rhyme, rhythm and meter.
CO3: Understand and appreciate the literal and symbolic meaning
(connotative and denotative meaning) of a poem.
CO4: Identify and analyze
special stylistic features
of poetry such as imagery,
tone, and atmosphere, special linguistic and stylistic features & imagery.
CO5: To appreciate the romantic
philosophy of emotion and sentiments expressed in a natural manner.
CO 6: To inculcate a deeper appreciation of cultural diversity
expressed in the works.
CO 7: To elucidate
the changing trends
in theme, style, values and conflicts in literary history
of Poetry
· English Drama (Paper No.– IX &
XIV)
CO1: Describe drama
as a genre of literature
CO2: Appreciate critically a play.
CO3: Classify
different forms of drama
CO4: Comment
on literary taste
B. A. I: Compulsory English
· English for Communication: (Paper A
)
CO1: Know the
Concept of Communication
CO2: Familiar
with the Communication skills.
CO3: Students will know how to develop
vocabulary.
CO4: Read with comprehension the prose units and write answers
based on it.
Cos 5: Write
about definition and elements of drama.
CO6: Analyze the characters in prescribed plays.
CO 7: Explain
the plot development of a play.
CO8: Identify
human values reflected
in a play.
CO9: Describe the themes in the play
·
English Novel (Paper No.–X &
XV)
CO 1: Explain rise & development of the English
novel.
CO2: Analyze and relate novels
to their ideological or socio-political contexts.
CO3: Describe the various aspects & different forms of the novel.
CO5: Appreciate critically prescribed novels.
CO6: Analyze the characters in prescribed novels.
CO7: Describe the themes of prescribed novels and Identify
human values reflected in novel.
CO8: Describe the elements of the novel.
Language And Linguistics (Paper No. –XI & XVI)
CO1: Identify varieties of the English
language.
CO2:
Differentiate Human and Animal communication systems
CO3. : Describe different
levels of the study of language (Phonetic, syntactic and semantic)
CO4: Identify
basic units of grammar
CO 5: Analyze structures and functions of words and phrases.
CO6:
Identify clause elements, types of clauses and sentences.
CO 7: Describe different
ways of structuring clauses
CO 8: Classify and use Basic and Derived Structures
B. A. I: Compulsory English
English for Communication: (Paper A )
CO1: Know
the Concept of Communication
CO2: Familiar
with the Communication skills.
CO3: Students will know
how to develop vocabulary.
CO4: Read with comprehension the prose units and write answers
based on it.
CO5: Write about themes, figures
of speech, images,
vocabulary in the prescribed poems.
CO6: Identify human values reflected in prose and poetry units.
CO7: Narrate
incident, event, procedure, and occasion.
CO8: introduce himself and others,
write SMS, communicate using greetings in English.
·
English for Communication: (Paper B )
CO9:
Acquire human values and develop cultured outlook
CO10: Learn to use English
in oral and written Communication.
CO11:
Learn to appreciate prose and poetry.
CO12: Prepare
and write a set of instructions.
CO13: Make enquiry using questions, greetings, formal and informal
expressions.
CO14: Describes a person, an object,
a place, routine
using related vocabulary.
B.A.II: Compulsory English
· English for Communication (Paper C&D)
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