Ba English
Ba English
Ba English
B.A. ENGLISH
NEW REGULATIONS AND SYLLABUS UNDER CHOICE
BASED CREDIT SYSTEM
FOR THE STUDENTS ADMITTED FROM THE
ACADEMIC YEAR 2012 2013 ONWARDS
PART
I
II
III
III
III
IV
IV
COURSE
Foundation- Tamil- I
Foundation- English- I
Core Paper- I Fiction
Core II- Grammar and Usage
Allied-I Social History of England
Environmental Studies
Value Education
TOTAL
HOURS
6
6
5
5
5
1
2
30
CREDITS
3
3
4
4
5
2
21
SEMESTER II
SL. NO
8
9
10
11
12
PART
I
II
III
III
III
13
IV
COURSE
HOURS
Foundation- Tamil- II
6
Foundation- English- II
6
Core Paper- III Prose
5
Elective-I Indian Writing In English
6
Allied-II
History of English
6
Literature
Environmental Studies
1
TOTAL
30
CREDIT
3
3
4
5
5
2
22
SEMESTER III
SL. NO
14
15
16
17
PART
I
II
III
III
18
IV
COURSE
Foundation- Tamil- III
Foundation- English- III
Core- IV Poetry
Allied Paper III- Literary Forms and
Terms
SKILL BASED ELECTIVE COURSE
i)
ii)
iii)
19
IV
HOURS
6
6
5
5
CREDIT
3
3
4
5
2
2
2
2
2
2
30
23
NON-MAJOR-I
Soft Skills for Career
Communication
TOTAL
2
SEMESTER IV
SL. NO
20
21
22
23
PART
I
II
III
III
24
IV
COURSE
HOURS
Foundation- Tamil- IV
6
Foundation- English- IV
6
Core Paper- V Drama
5
Allied Paper IVLanguage and
5
Linguistics
SKILL BASED ELECTIVE COURSE
i.
ii.
iii.
25
IV
Presentation Skills
Creative Writing
Communication
Placement
for
NON-MAJOR-II
Communication for Placement
TOTAL
CREDIT
3
3
4
5
2
2
2
2
2
2
2
30
2
23
SEMESTER V
SL. NO
26
27
PART
III
III
28
III
29
30
III
III
COURSE
HOURS
Core- VI Post Colonial Literature
6
Core- VII English for Competitive
6
Examinations
Core- VIII
Womens Writing in
6
English
Core-IX Grammar and Semantics
6
Core- X
Twentieth
Century
6
Literature
TOTAL
30
CREDIT
5
5
COURSE
HOURS
CREDIT
6
6
5
5
30
25
5
5
5
25
SEMESTER VI
SL. NO
PART
31
32
III
III
33
III
34
III
35
III
Study Components
Part-I
Tamil/Other Languages
Part-II
English
Part-III
Core Subjects
Allied Subjects
Electives with three Courses
Part-IV
Non-Major
Skill Based Electives
Environmental Studies
Value Education
Part-V
Extension Activities
No. of
Courses
4
Credit Per
Course
3
Total
Credits
12
12
13
4
3
4-5
5
5
60
20
15
2
6
1
1
2
2
2
2
4
12
2
2
1
TOTAL
1
140
Hrs: 5
Credits: 4
UNIT I & II
Charlotte Bronte - Jane Eyre
UNIT III & IV
Thomas Hardy - The Mayor of Casterbridge
UNIT V
Aldous Huxley Brave New World
Hrs: 5
Credits: 4
UNIT I
1.
2.
Pronouns
3.
Articles
UNIT II
4.
Adjectives
5.
Prepositions
6.
UNIT III
7.
Adverbs
8.
UNIT IV
9. The Sentence: Subject and Predicate
10. Types of Sentences
11. Sentence Patterns
UNIT-V
12. Idioms and Phrases
13. Figures of Speech
Prescribed Book:
A. Rajamaicakam : Every Mans English Grammar, New Century Book House (p)
Ltd.
Reference Books:
1. Michael Strumpt: The Complete Grammar. Goodwill Publishing House
2. Raymond Murphy: Essential English Grammar. Cambridge University Press.
3. A.J.Thomson & F.V.Martinet: A Practical English Grammar Exercise. OUP
Unit IV
The Dawn of 20th Twentieth Century
Life between two World Wars
The Effects of World War II
Social Security and the welfare state
The Effects of Cold War
Life in the Sixties and Seventies
Unit V
Life in the Eighties
Trade Unionism
The Origin and Growth of Political Parties
Contemporary Life in England
Prescribed Book :
Padmaja Ashok : The Social History of England, Orient Blackswan
Reference Books :
G.M. Trevelyan: The English Social History, London
A.G. Xavier: An Introduction to the Social History of England
SECOND SEMESTER
CORE
Unit-I
1. Francis Bacon : Of Parents
2. Francis Bacon : Of Truth
Unit II
3. Joseph Addison: Sir Roger at church
4. Richard Steele : His account of his disappointment in love
Unit - III
5. Charles Lamb : A dissertation upon roast pig
6. Charles Lamb : New years Eve
Unit -IV
7. E.V. Lucas
: Tight corners
8. J.B. Priestly
Unit-V
9. The Portrait of a Lady - Kushwant Singh
10. Fall of a Sparrow- N. Kalyani
Prescribed Book:
1. SELECTED COLLEGE PROSE by orient Blackswan
2. M.G. Nayar (Ed.). : A Galaxy of English Essayists: From Bacon to Beerbohrn,
Macmillan
:6
Credits: 5
Unit-I POETRY
Jayanta Mahapatra : IN A NIGHT OF RAIN
A. K. Ramanujan
Arun Kolatkar
: AN OLD WOMAN
Unit-II PROSE
Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam : THE POWER OF PRAYER
Amitav Ghosh : THE TOWN BY THE SEA
Unit-Ill DRAMA
Girish Karnad : THE DREAMS OF TIPU SULTAN
Unit-IV FICTION
R.K.Narayan : THE FINANCIAL EXPERT
Unit-V Short Story
Sathyajit Ray : THE GUEST
Manohar Malgonkar : UPPER DIVISION LOVE
Prescribed Book :
1. Poetry Down the ages Orient Blackswan Revised Edition
2. Saleem Peeradina (ed.) : Contemporary Indian Poetry in English,
Macmillan Publishers India Ltd.
10
ALLIED II
Unit-I
Prescribed Book:
W.H. Hudson. : An Outline History of English Literature
Reference Books:
Edward Albert : History of English Literature
Crompton & Rickett : History of English Literature
K R Ramachandran Nair : Essays on the History of English literature , Emerald
Publishers
12
THIRD SEMESTER
CORE PAPER IV POETRY
Hrs
:5
Credits : 4
Unit-I
Edmund Spenser: The Bridal Beauty (But if ye saw and paired -- 19
Lines ... from Epithalamion)
William Shakespeare: All the World is a Stage
Unit-Il
John Milton: On His Blindness
Robert Burns: A Red, Red Rose
Unit-III
William Wordsworth Lines Written in Early Spring
Samuel Taylor Coleridge: Kubla khan
Unit-IV
P.B.Shelley : Ode to the West Wind
John Keats : Ode to the Nightingale
Unit-V
Tennyson: Ulysses
William Butler Yeats: A Prayer for My
Daughter
Prescribed Book :
Poetry Down the Ages, Orient Blackswan
13
14
Prescribed Book:
T. Balasubramanian : A Text book of English Phonetics for Indian Students,
Macmillan
15
Prescribed Book:
Rangasamy Parthasarathy : Basic Journalism, Macmillan
16
Unit-II
Self Motivation
Need for Goal Setting
Unit-III
LEADERSHIP QUALITIES
Conflict Management
Negotiation Skills
Emotional Intelligence
Reference Books :
Harish Kumar : All about Personality Development - Become a Better
person- New Delhi Good Will Publishing House, 2004.
Shiv Kera : You Can Win
M.R. Kopmeyer - You can Get Wherever You Want
17
NON MAJOR I
SOFT SKILLS FOR CAREER COMMUNICATION
Hrs : 2
Credits : 2
Unit-I
Introduction
Listening and Speaking
Reading Skills
Unit-II
Exit Errors
Word Power
Unit-III
Career Concerns
Pleasing Personality
Unit-IV
Think Tank
Management Magic
Unit-V
Leading Light
Enhance and Empower
Prescribed Book :
Dr V. Saraswathi and Dr. Revathi Viswanathan : Soft Skills for Career
Communication,
Preesat Publications
18
FOURTH SEMESTER
CORE PAPER V
DRAMA
Hrs : 5
Credits : 4
Unit-I & II
Christopher Marlowe: Dr. Faustus
Unit-III & IV
Oliver Goldsmith: She Stoops to Conquer
Unit-V
George Bernard Shaw: Pygmalion
19
ALLIED PAPER
IV
Prescribed Book :
D.V. Jindal Pushpinder Syal : An Introduction to Linguistics Language,
Grammar, and Semantics Prentice Hall of India.
20
21
NON-MAJOR - II
COMMUNICATION FOR PLACEMENT
Hrs : 2
Credits : 2
Unit-I
Language and Communication
Non-verbal Communication
Communication in Organizations
Unit II
Dyadic Communication
Meetings
Seminars and conferences
Group Discussion
Audio- visual Aids
Unit- III
Formal Reports
Style
Technical Proposals
Unit-IV
Business Correspondence
Notices, Agenda, Minutes
Hand Books and Manuals
Unit-V
Research papers & Articles
Advertising
Job Description
Graphic Aids
Prescribed Book :
Krishna Mohan & Meera Banerjee : Developing Communication Skills,
Macmillan.
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FIFTH SEMESTER
CORE PAPER - VI
POST COLONIAL LITERATURE
Hrs : 6
Credits : 5
UNIT-I & II POETRY
( Bengal )- Razia Khan My Daughters Boyfriend
( Africa) - Bernard Dadie - I Thank You God
(Australia) -A.D. Hope - Australia
(New Zealand) -Allen Curnow House and land
(Canadian)- K. J. Pratt The Dying eagle
(Africa) -Abioseh Nicol The Continent that Lies Within us
UNIT-III PROSE
Chinua Achebe - The Novelist as Teacher
UNIT-IV DRAMA
Africa -Wole Soyinka The Lion and the Jewel
2.
25
26
Unit-III Prose
Anita Desai Sale
Unit-IV Fiction
Manju Kapur - Difficult Daughters
27
CORE PAPER IX
GRAMMAR AND SEMANTICS
Hrs : 6
Credits : 5
Unit-I WHAT IS GRAMMAR?
1. Functions and Categories
2. Traditional Definitions
3. Empty Words
4. Functional Labels
Unit-II STRUCTURALIST VIEW OF GRAMMAR & I C ANALYSIS
1. Structural Grammar
2. I C Analysis
3. Phrase Structure Rules
4. Deep and Surface Structure
5. Transformational Rules
Unit-III MORPHOLOGY
1. Definition
2. Free and Bound Morphemes
3. Morphological Analysis of Words
Unit-IV WORD FORMATION
Structure of Words, Various Ways of Word Formation
1.
2.
3.
Compound Formation
4.
Reduplication
5.
Clippings
6.
Acronyms
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7.
Blends
8.
Borrowings
Unit-V SEMANTICS
1. Definition
2. What is Meaning: Different Kinds
3. Distinctions between Lexical and Grammatical Meaning
4. Sense and Reference
5. Sentence and Utterance
6. Entailment and Presupposition
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CORE PAPER X
TWENTIETH CENTURY LITERATURE
Hrs : 6
Credits : 5
Unit-I Prose
I.A.Richards
Unit- IV Drama
Bertolt Brecht
Unit- V FICTION
Arvind ADIGA The White Tiger
30
SIXTH SEMESTER
CORE PAPER XI
SHAKESPEARE
Hrs : 6
Credits : 5
Unit-I& Il
Julius Caesar
Unit-III&IV
The Tempest
Unit-V
Macbeth
31
COREPAPER XII
ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHING
Hrs : 6
Credits : 5
Unit-I
The English Language Teaching situation in India
Language Acquisition Theories
Approaches, Methods and Techniques
Unit-II
Curriculum and Syllabus Design
Classroom Management
The Teaching of Prose Text
Unit-III
The Teaching of Language Skills
The Teaching of Grammar
Remedial Teaching
Unit-IV
Language games
Lesson Planning and Classroom Observation
Unit-V
Language Testing and Evaluation
Constructing a Language Test
ELT and Source Disciplines
Prescribed Book: DR. M.N.K Bose : A text Book of English Language Teaching,
New Century Book House (p) Ltd.
Reference Books : 1. C. Paul Varghese : Teaching English as a Second
Language, Sterling Publishers
2. J.A. Bright & G.P. Mc Gregor : Teaching English as a Second Language,
Longman Publisher
3. Ghosh, Sastri, Das : Introduction to English Language Teaching. CIEFL (OUP)
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Unit-II
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Renaissance (1520-1590)
Age of Shakespeare (1590-1616)
Shakespeares Contemporaries and the Successors (1580-1625)
Milton and Dryden (1625-1700) Puritanism & Restoration
Restoration Prose (1660-1700)
Unit-III
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Classicism (1700-1740)
Classicism (1740-1770)
The Pre- Romantic Period (1770-1798)
Wordsworth & Coleridge (1798-1832) Romanticism
Walter Scott (1798-1832) Romantic Period
Unit-IV
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Unit-V
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
The Twentieth Century (1914-1970) The Novel & The Short Story
The Twentieth Century (1914-1970) The Theatre
The Twentieth Century (1914-1970) Poetry
The Twentieth Centruy6 (1914-1970) Criticism
Literary Quotes (Marlow to Modern Time)
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ELECTIVE Il
AMERICAN LITERATURE
Hrs : 6
Credits : 5
Unit-I POETRY
Walt Whitman: When Lilacs last in the dooryard bloomed
Emily Dickinson: Success is counted sweetest
Robert Frost: Mending wall
Unit-II PROSE
Henry James: The art of Fiction
Unit-III DRAMA
Arthur Miller: All my sons
Unit-IV FICTION
Ernest Hemmingway: The Old Man and the Sea
Unit-V SHORT STORIES
0 Henry: The Furnished Room Willa Cather: Neighbour Rosicky
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ELECTIVE III
COMMUNICATION SKILLS PRACTICAL
External Examination: 75 Marks
Internal Examination: 25 Marks
UNIT I
Pronunciation and Neutralization of Accent
UNIT II
Communication Skills
Telephone Skills
UNIT III
Writing Skills
a. Transcoding a given chart, Table or Statistics into a report
b. Making Announcements
i.
ii.
c. Filling up Forms
i.
ii.
Telegram
iii.
iv.
v.
vi.
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UNIT IV
A. Group Discussion Skills
a. Dress and Appearance
b. Motivation
c. Importance of being calm, friendly & cool
d. Importance of Listening
e. Leadership qualities
f. Knowledge of the subject
g. Delivery
i. Body Language
ii. Voice Modulation
iii. Language: simple, specific, intelligible, concrete &
sensuous
iv. Brevity
v. Humour
Note: Students are to be trained to group discuss current affairs, National
Issues, International Developments, Social Issues, Systems of
Government, Human rights etc.
B. Public Speaking Skills
a. Preparation
b. Knowledge of the subject
c. Dress and Appearance
d. Delivery: Body Language, Brevity, Humour, Accuracy and
Eloquence
e. Use of Anecdotes
f. Sensing the Audience
g. Overcoming fear
h. Time Management
i. Encountering a hostile atmosphere
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C. Reading Skills:
a. Pronunciation, Stress & Intonation
b. Fluency
UNIT V
A. Interview Skills
a. Making the Interview File
b. Preparation for the Interview
c. Dress and Appearance
d. Entry & Exit
e. Eye Contact
f. Gestures and Postures
g. Presence of Mind
h. Communication Skills
i. Knowledge
j. Brevity and Accuracy
k. Leadership Qualities
l. Negative Aspects
B. Magazine Making: See Guidelines for Conducting Practical
Examination
Note 1: Students are to be informed about the skills to be tested and the
marks allotted to each of them in Group Discussion, Public
Speaking, Reading and Interview skills tests.
For details see Appendix (Test Details)
Note 2: For the test in Interview Skills students are required to bring their
CV with them
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The art and Techniques of Interviews by B.S Sijwal and Indu Sijwal
Pub. by Arihant Publications, Kalindi Transport Nagar, Meerut -2
(U.P) 250 003.
ii.
38
Max: 75
SECTION A (20 Marks)
I.
II.
III.
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