ENG2CJ 101- Reading Fiction

The cours eis designed to enable learners of the science stream to imbibe scientific temper on par with social and cultural ethos, enhance communication skills and maximise the capacity to comprehend, to critically think and to interact eggectively in an English speaking academic environment

This course would take up topics with regard to postcolonial literature, prescribed for second MA English students of Calicut University.General introduction to post colonial literature Africa : The European perspective "Africa" poem by David Diop

Physics is the natural science of matter, involving the study of matter, its fundamental constituents, its motion and behavior through space and time, and the related entities of energy and force.

Teacher 1

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English Indian Literature explores works written in English by Indian authors, focusing on themes of culture, identity, colonialism, and post-colonialism. It covers seminal writers like R.K. Narayan, Salman Rushdie, Arundhati Roy, and Jhumpa Lahiri, showcasing their unique storytelling styles. The course highlights the fusion of Indian traditions with global perspectives, addressing issues like diaspora, caste, gender, and socio-political realities. Students gain insights into Indian history and contemporary society through literature, enhancing critical thinking and cultural appreciation.

Sadeeda Jabin

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The Modules for the programme are as follows: *MODULE 1: DEVELOPING PERSONAL SKILLS*:UNIT 1 : Let's Know Each OtherUnit 2: Build Your ConfidenceUnit 3: Defining Strength and Weakness Unit 4: Fun n' CreativityUnit 5: Personal Values*MODULE 2: DEVELOPING SOCIAL SKILLS*Unit 6: Communicating without WordsUnit 7: Interpersonal SkillsUnit 8: Team WorkUnit 9: Understanding the world of mediaUnit 10: On the Stage

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This beginner-friendly Python program establishes a connection between different components or modules, allowing them to communicate and exchange information. It’s a fundamental step in building more complex applications.

Course Outcome:Develop strategies for lifelong learning, becoming more autonomous and confident in using English in diverse academic and professional contexts.Identify the relationship between the literary and scientific worlds by exploring various literary texts to deepen the understanding of scientific principles and cultural significance.Enhance the ability to engage in effective and meaningful conversations in academic and professional contexts, demonstrating both active listening and articulate speaking skills.Summarize main ideas, identify supporting details, and evaluate arguments in written responses. supporting details, and evaluate  arguments in written responses.