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DISTANCELEARNING GUIDE

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IEC University, Baddi“Wherever you are, With us a world-class ed-ucation is within your reach.”

Our distance learning programs are

designed and taught by distinguished

University faculty. Our courses use the

latest interactive technology, and provide

forums for group study and support. Like

regular courses, these programs also have

scheduled assignments and exams. There

are contact classes for each course which

are conducted twice a year.

What is distance Learning?It is a mode of learning where lecturers and students communicate online rather than face-to-face or through the contact classes held during the year. The University will agree a timescale of study and deadlines for submitting course work with you.

In distance learning courses, you can keep regular contact with your professors for support via email or by phone.

To pursue a Distance Learning course, one must be

• Self motivated - You will not be based on campus and so you will need to be a self starter to meet target with your course work

• dedicated - You will need discipline as the course can sometimes last twice as long as a full-time course. It can also be a challenge to undertake hours of study after a day at work

• Organised - You will need to have good time management skills and be able to multi-task in order to ensure that you can balance your studies with your other commitments

WHy TO gO FOR

dIsTANCE LEARNINg?

dIsTANCE LEARNINg AdvANTAgEs:

Distance learning comes with lots of advantages. Before you get enrolled in any distance learning program, always make sure that the course meets your personal needs, strengths and career goals.

Flexible Learning: With distance learning courses, students can complete their course work from just about anywhere, provided there’s a computer and internet connection. This allows students to work when and where it is more convenient for them without having to squeeze in scheduled classes in an already busy life.

No travelling: Taking a course online can be one way to cut down on costly gas or public transportation cost. Since students can often work from home to complete their class assignments, both time and money are saved in cutting out the trips to and from class.

Lowered costs: Distance learning courses are generally cheaper than their on-campus counterparts

Learn while working: As distance learning can usually be completed on your own schedule, it is much easier to complete distance learning courses while working than more traditional educational programs. Keeping your job gives you more income, experience and stability while completing your degree giving you less to worry about and more time to focus on your studies.

MOdE OF LEARNINg

TEACHINg pEdAgOgy

IECU-DDE SELF-LEARNINg MATERIAL

OUT AUTHORIsEd sTUdy CENTERs

There are contact classes for each course to be held twice a year. Students will be given information regarding their courses through our Distance Learning notice board on our website, www.iecuniversity.com. There will be assignments to be completed by the students before appearing for the final exams.

1. Through self-learning study material

2. Online resources like IECDDU e-Connect, e-learning, e-pathshala

3. Personal Contact Program (PCP)

Study material developed by IECU-DDE will be self explanatory, self –contained, self-directed, self-motivating and self-evaluating and is called Self-Learning Material (SLM). Study Material for the term shall be given to students on subject to payment of Program Fee and Exam Fee of the respective term/ year of the program. Study Material will be given to him/her on allotment of Registration Number or on the commencement of session. Students will be facilitated to collect the Study Material from the Information & Admission Office of the University.

Program material is specially designed by a team of experts drawn from different industries, the University and our in-house faculty. The program curriculum is designed to meet market demands. IECU-DDE provides scientific printed study material designed for independent study for both theory and practical papers. Self-Learning material will also be made available to students in a digital format and made available online so that they can log in anytime and from anywhere without any hassle.

The following Authorised Centres are authorised to provide counseling and tutoring services to IEC-DDE students. They will act as the access and contact points between the University and the students. Authorised Centres provide students with a platform to interact with counselors and other students and to also use the library.

Comprehensive printed study material will be supplied in batches to the Authorised Centres for every program and to every student. Students have to collect the material pertaining to their program along with the program guide.

dIsTANCE LEARNINg COURsEs• M.Com

• MBA Specializaon Course (Spl. in H.R./Finance/I.T./Operaon/Markeng/ Internaonal Business)

• M.A Sociology

• M.A Polical Science

• M.A History

• M.A English

• M.A Hindi

• Diploma in Retail Management

• Diploma in Markeng

• Diploma in HR

• Diploma in Customer Relaon

• Diploma in Business Management

• BBA

• B.A Sociology

• B.A Public Adm.

• B.A Polical Science

• B.A History

• B.A Hindi

• B.A English

• B.Sc. Mathemacs

• B.Sc Computer Science

• B.Lib

• B.Ed

• B.Com

• BCA

• B.A General with Oponal Papers

• B.A General without Oponal Papers

B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) (General) without optional Papers

Eligibility: 10+2 or its equivalent

FIRsT yEAR

• General Course in English Part - I (General English-I)

General Course in Hindi Part-II

• General Study of Humanies & Social Sciences

• Communicaon Skills

• Elementary Computer Applicaons

sECONd yEAR

• India: Earliest Times to 8th Century

• Polical Ideas and Ideologies

• Administrave Theory

• The Study of Society

• India: From 8th to 15th Century

THIRd yEAR

• Govt. & Polics in India

• Indian Economic Development

• India: From 16th to Mid-18th Century

• Modern Indian Polical Thought

• Modern India (1857 – 1964)

B.A. (Bachelor of Arts) With optional Papers


FIRsT yEAR


• General Course in Hindi Part - II (lkekU; fgUnh-I)

• General Study of Humanies & Social Sciences



sECONd yEAR

• Modern India (1857 – 1964)

• (Chooseanyone)

Opt-1. Comparave Govt. & Polics

Opt-2. Social Problems in India

Opt-3. The Study of Society

• (Chooseanyone)

Opt-1. India: Earliest Times to 8th Century

Opt-2. Polical Ideas and Ideologies

Opt-3. Administrave Theory

• (Chooseanyone)

Opt-1. India : From 8th to 15th Century

Opt-2. Govt. & Polics in India

Opt-3. Public Policy

• (Chooseanyone)

Opt-1. India: From 16th to Mid-18th Century

Opt-2. Modern Indian Polical Thought

Opt-3. Sociees in India

THIRd yEAR

• (Choose any one)

Opt-1. India: From Mid-18th to Mid-19th Century

Opt-2. Internaonal Relaons

Opt-3. Indian Administraon


Opt-1. India: Democracy & Development

Opt-2. South Asia: Economy, Society & Polics

Opt-3. Sociological Thought


Opt-1. Development Administraon

Opt-2. Society & Straficaon

Opt-3. Modern Europe: Mid-18th to Mid-20th Century


Opt-1. Economic Theory

Opt-2. Indian Economic Development

Opt-3. Human Resource Management


Opt-1. Elecve English (any 1 Topic of Elecve English): From Language to Literature

Opt-2. The Structure of Modern English

Opt-3. English For Praccal Purposes

or

Opt-1. Elecve Hindi (any 1 Topic of Elecve Hindi): fganh xí

Opt-2. fganh dkO;

Opt-w. fganh lkfgR; dk bfrgkl vkSj ifjp;

B.A. (Hindi) - (Bachelor of Arts)


FIRsT yEAR


• General Course in Hindi Part-II (General Hindi-I)

• General Study of Humanies & Social Science



sECONd yEAR

• fganh xí

• fganh dkO;

• fganh lkfgR; dk bfrgkl vkSj ifjp;

• e/;dkyhu Hkkjrh; lkfgR;

• vk/kqfud Hkkjrh; lkfgR;

THIRd yEAR

• fganh Hkk’kk ¼bfrgkl vkSj oÙkZeku½

• Hindi Saranchna

• Prayojanmoolak Hindi

• Upanyaas Aur Kahaniyan

• Bhaasha Vigyaan Aur Hindi Bhaasha

FIRsT yEAR

• General English

• Fundamentals of Computer Application

• Computer Hardware

• Communications Skills

• Operating System

sECONd yEAR

• Data Base Management System

• Computer Organization & Assembly Language

• Data File Structure

• Mathematical Foundation

• Lab / Practical

THIRd yEAR

• System Analysis & Design

• Data Communication & Computer Network

• Programming & Problem Solving through “C”

• Visual Basic Programming

• Mini Project / Practical

FOURTH sEMEsTER

• Computer Graphics & Multimedia

• Internet Concept & Web Designing

• D.T.P. (Desk Top Publishing)

• E-Commerce

• Lab / Practical

FIFTH sEMEsTER

• Design, Analysis & Algorithms

• Software Engineering

• Numerical & Statistical Computing

• “C++” & Object Oriented Programing

• Mini Project / Practical

sIXTH sEMEsTER

• Principles of Management & Information System

• Object Oriented Technologies & JAVA Programing

• Advance Internet Technologies

• Artificial Intelligence

• Major Project / Practical

B.C.A. (Bachelor of Computer Application)


B.Com. (Bachelor of Commerce)


FIRsT yEAR

• General Course in English Part–I (General English–I)

• General Course in Hindi Part–I (General Hindi–I)

• General Study of Science & Technology



• Business Organisaon

sECONd yEAR

• Management Theory

• Accountancy–Part–I

• Markeng

• Accountancy–Part–II

• Mercanle Law

• Economics Theory

THIRd yEAR

• Elements of Stascs

• Company Law

• Money, Banking and Financial Instuons

• Cost Accounts

• Auding

• Office Organisaon & Management

B. Ed. (Bachelor of Education)


FIRsT sEMEsTER

• Curriculum and Instruction

• Psychology of Development and Learning

• Educational Evaluation

sECONd sEMEsTER

• Education and Society

• (ChooseanyTwoOptionalTeachingPapers)

Teaching of English

Teaching of Hindi

Teaching of Social Science

Teaching of Science

Teaching of Mathematics

THIRd sEMEsTER

• Guidance and Counseling

• Distance Education

• Lesson Planning & Project Work

FOURTH sEMEsTER

• Teacher and School

• Education Technology

• Computer in Education

B.Lib. (Bachelor of Library & Information Science)

Eligibility: Graduation or its equivalent

FIRsT yEAR

• Library and Society

• Library Legislation

• Library Management

• Library Classification

sECONd yEAR

• Library Cataloging

• Information Science

• Information Sources and Services

• Library and Introduction to Computer Application

B.Sc. Computer Science


FIRsT sEMEsTER• General Course in English Part - I (General

English - Part I)• Fundamentals of Computer Application• Mathematical Foundation• General Course in Science and Technology• Communication Skills

sECONd sEMEsTER• Operating Systems• Data Base Management System• Data File Structure• Data Communication and Computer

Network• Lab/Practical

THIRd sEMEsTER• System Analysis and Design• Internet Concept and Web Designing• Programming and Problem Solving

through “C”• Visual Basic Programing• Mini Project/Practical

FOURTH sEMEsTER• Computer Graphics and Multimedia• Digital Electronics• Computer Organization and Assembly

Language• E-Commerce• Lab/Practical

FIFTH sEMEsTER• Design and Analysis of Algorithms• Software Engineering• Numerical and Statistical Computing• ‘C++’ and Object-Oriented Programing• Mini Project/Practical

sIXTH sEMEsTER• Descrete Mathemtiacs• Object-Oriented Technologies and JAVA

Programming• Advances Internet Technologies• Artificial Intelligence• Major Project/Practical

B.A. English



English - Part I)• Elementary Computer Applications• General Study of Humanities & Social

Sciences• Communication Skills• Contemporary Indian Literature in English

Translation

sECONd sEMEsTER• From Language to Literature• The Structure of Modern English• English For Practical Purposes• Feature Writing• General Course in English Part - I (General

English - Part I)

THIRd sEMEsTER• Understanding Prose• Understanding Poetry• Understanding Drama• Reading Novel• Practical–Project Work on anyone–Prose/

Poetry/Drama/Novel

B.Sc. Mathematics


FIRsT sEMEsTER• General Course in English Part - I

(General English - Part I)• General Course in Hindi, Part 1• General Study of Humanies and Social

Sciences• Communicaon Skills• Elementary Computer Applicaons

sECONd sEMEsTER• Calculas• Linear Algebra• Mathemacal Methods• Elementary Algebra• Analycal Geometry

THIRd sEMEsTER• Abstract Algebra• Differenal Equaons• Real Analysis• Numerical Analysis• Probability and Stascs

FOURTH sEMEsTER• Computer Graphics and Multimedia• Digital Electronics• Computer Organization and Assembly

Language• E-Commerce• Lab/Practical

FIFTH sEMEsTER• Design and Analysis of Algorithms• Software Engineering• Numerical and Statistical Computing• ‘C++’ and Object-Oriented Programing• Mini Project/Practical

sIXTH sEMEsTER• Descrete Mathematics• Object-Oriented Technologies and JAVA

Programming• Advances Internet Technologies• Artificial Intelligence• Major Project/Practical

B.A. History


FIRsT yEAR• General Course in English Part - I

(General English - Part I)• General Study of Humanities & Social

Sciences• Communication Skills• Elementary Computer Applications

sECONd yEAR• Modern India (1857–1964)• India: Earliest Times to 8th Century• India From 8th Century to 15th

Century• India: 16th Century to mid 18th

Century• India: Mid 18th to 19th Century

THIRd yEAR• History of China & Japan• Modern Europe–Mid-18th to mid-

20th Century• Societies in India• Social Problems in India• Feature Writing

M.A. (Pol. Science) (Master of Arts in Political Science)

Eligibility: Graduation from Recognized University

FIRsT sEMEsTER• Political Theory• Political Structures in India• International Relations• Democracy & Development• Comparative Politics

sECONd sEMEsTER• India & The World• Western Political Thought• Modern Indian Social & Political

Thought• Social Movements In India• State Politics In India

B.A. Public Administration


FIRsT yEAR• General Course in English Part - I

(General English - Part I)• General Hindi Part 1• General Study of Humanities & Social


sECONd yEAR• Administrative Theory• Indian Administration• Development Administration• Personnel Administration• Financial Administration

THIRd yEAR• Public Policy• Indian Govt. and Politics• International Relations• Social Problem In India• Indian Economic Development

B.A. Sociology



English - Part I)• General Hindi Part 1• General Study of Humanities and Social


sECONd sEMEsTER• The Study of Society• Social Problems In India• Sociological Thought• Society & Stratafication• Society & Religion

THIRd sEMEsTER• Societies In India• Indian Govt. Politics• International Relations• Indian Economic Development• South Asia: Economy, Society & Politics

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)


FIRsT sEMEsTER• Office Organisation & Management• Management Functions & Behaviour• Entrepreneurship & Small Business• Elementary Computer Applications• Business Mathematics

sECONd sEMEsTER• Business Communication Skills• Human Resource & Management• Fundamentals of Economics• Accounting for Managerial Decisions• Mini Project Work

THIRd sEMEsTER• Financial Management• Managerial Economics• Marketing Management• Business Law• Quantitative Analysis for Managers

FOURTH sEMEsTER• Money Banking & Financial Institutions• Production & Operations Management• Organisational Design, Development &

Change• Consumer Behaviour• Mini Project Work (Practical)

FIFTH sEMEsTER• Strategic Management• Retail Management• Information Management System• Research Methodology• Business Environment

sIXTH sEMEsTER• Cost Accounting• Sales Management• Export Import Management &

Documentation• E-Commerce• Main Project Work

M.A. (Hindi) (Master of Arts in Hindi)


FIRsT yEAR• Adhunik Hindi Kavya• Upanyas Evam Kahaniyan• Natak Evam Anya Gadya Vidhayen• Hindi Sahitya Evam Bhasha Ka Itehas• Hindi Kavya - (Adi, Bhak evam Ri Kavya)

sECONd yEAR• Sahitya Sidhant Evam Samlochna• Bhasha Vigyan aur Hindi Bhasha• Upanyas (Swaroop aur Vikas)• Hindi Upanyas - 1 (Premchand)• Bharya Upanyas

M.A. (English) (Master of Arts in English)


FIRsT yEAR• British Poetry• British Drama• Brish Novel• Aspects of Language• Literary Criticism and Theory

sECONd yEAR• American Literature• Indian English Literature• New Literature In English• English Studies In India• American Novel

M.A. (History) (Master of Arts in History)


FIRsT yEAR• Ancient & Medieval Society• Modern World• Political Structures In India• History Of Indian Economy• India & The World

sECONd yEAR• Evolution of Social Structures In India• History of Ecology & Environment• India & The World• Historiography• Social & Political Thought in Modern

India

M.A. (Pol. Science) (Master of Arts in Political Science)


FIRsT yEAR• Political Theory• Political Structures In India• International Relations• Democracy & Development• Comparative Politics

sECONd yEAR• India & The World• Western Political Thought• Modern Indian Social & Political

Thought• Social Movements In India• State Politics In India

M.A. (Sociology) (Master of Arts in Sociology)


FIRsT yEAR• Sociological Theory• Research Methodology• Sociology of Development• Sociology in India• Modern Indian Social & Political

Thought

sECONd yEAR• Sociology In Education• Diaspora & Transnational Community• Sociology Of Religion• Urban Sociology• Sociology & Religion

M.Com. (Master of Commerce)


FIRsT sEMEsTER• Principle of Management• Human Resource & Management• Elementary Computer Applications• Organisation Theory & Behaviour• Business Communication Skills

sECONd sEMEsTER• Research Methodology & Statistical

Analysis• Business Environment• Managerial Economics• Business Law• Office Organisation & Management

THIRd sEMEsTER• Financial Management• Accounting For Managerial Decisions• Cost Accounts• Marketing Management• Information System For Managers

FOURTH sEMEsTER• Production & Operations Management• Organizational Design, Development &

Change• Strategic Management• Quantitative Analysis• Project / Practical

M.B.A (Masters of Business Administration) Specialization Course - (Spl. in H.R./Finance/I.T./Operation/Marketing/ International Business)


FIRsT sEMEsTER• Business Communication Skills• Management Functions & Behaviour• Fundamentals of Computers• Managerial Economics• Human Resource & Management• India & The World

sECONd sEMEsTER• Business Environment• Financial Management• Office Organization & Management• Marketing Management• Mini Project / Practical

THIRd sEMEsTER• Strategic Management• Information Management System• Business Law• Business Mathematics & Statistics• Accountancy–1

FOURTH sEMEsTER• Organizational Design Development &

Change• Total Quality Management• Operations Research• Quantitative Analysis for Managers• Mini Project / Practical

FIFTH sEMEsTER• Consumer Behaviour• Economic & Social Environment• Accountancy-2• Economic Theory• International Business Management

HUMAN REsOURCEs MANAgEMENT• Human Resource Development & Planning• Labour Law• Advance Strategic Management• Employees & Industrial Relations• Wages & Salary Administration• Entrepreneurship & Small Business

MARKETINg• Advertising & Communication

Management• International Marketing• Marketing for Managers• Marketing Research• Retail Management• Sales Management• International Marketing Logistics

INFORMATION TECHNOLOgy• Information Technology• System Analysis & Design• Use of Internet & E-mail• E-Commerce• Accounting with Tally

• Data Base Management Systems

FINANCE• International Business Finance• Security Analysis & Portfolio Management• Cost Accounting• Money, Banking & Financial Institutions• Accounting for Managerial Decisions• Auditing

OpERATIONs• Project Management• Management of Material & Machines• Logistic & Supply Chain Management• Sales Management• Product Management• Security Analysis and Portfolio

Management

INTERNATIONAL BUsINEss• Export Import Procedure &

Documentation• India’s Foreign Trade• Global Business Environment• International Business Finance• International Marketing Management• International Marketing Logistics

sELECT spECIALIZATION COURsEs

pROCEdURE OF REFUNd• Applicant can obtain Fee Refund Form from the Admission cell

in the University Campus, after the admission period is over. IEC University Accounts department will process the refund after getting the Fee Refund Form from the applicant.

• The fee would be refunded only after the applicant has surrendered the original fee receipt, ID card (if issued) and any other documents, as required by IEC University at the time of refund.

• Once the form and payment receipt has been verified, the University will deduct admission processing charges, as applicable, from the amount collected as admission fees. The schedule of charges to be deducted is mentioned in the webpage below.

• Refund, if any, shall be made only through cheque (account payee) in the favor of the concerned applicant. Refund for payments made online through Credit / Debit cards will be processed & credited to the same Credit / Debit card account after receiving and processing the written refund request from the student.

TUITION FEE REFUNd pOLICy

• In case an applicant who has made full or partial payment withdraws before completing his registration, only processing fees of INR 1,000/- shall be deducted. The remaining tuition fees shall be returned.

• In case an applicant withdraws after completing his registration and if the seat consequently falling vacant is filled by another waitlisted applicant (if any) by the last date of admissions, the total amount after a deduction of INR 1,000/- shall be refunded; otherwise one term tuition fee shall be forfeited.

• In case an applicant completes his registration and withdraws after the commencement of classes but before the last day of admission and if the seat consequently falling vacant is filled by another wait listed applicant (if any) by the last date of admissions, the total amount after a deduction of tuition fee on a monthly pro-rata basis shall be refunded; otherwise one term tuition fee shall be forfeited.

• In case an applicant completes his registration and withdraws after the commencement of classes and also after the last day of admission, the total amount after a deduction of one term tuition fee shall be refunded, as the seat shall remain vacant.

HOsTEL FEE REFUNd pOLICyRefund of Hostel Fee shall also be considered on the above mentioned basis. If the hostel room thus falling vacant is allotted to a wait listed candidate (if any), whether the withdrawal has been done before or after the room is occupied, the hostel fee shall be refunded after monthly pro-rata deductions. However, if the room remains vacant, no refund shall be considered.

TRANspORT FEE REFUNd pOLICyRefund of Bus Transport Fee shall also be considered on the above mentioned basis. If the bus seat thus falling vacant is allotted to a wait listed candidate (if any) on the same route, whether the withdrawal has been done before or after the commencement of classes, the bus transport fee shall be refunded after monthly pro-rata deductions. However, if the bus seat remains vacant, no refund shall be considered.

sECURITy FEE REFUNd pOLICySecurity Fee shall be refunded after approval from the Admissions & Student Services Officer. He/she shall investigate whether the candidate has harmed/damaged any property belonging to the University. In such cases, security fee shall be refunded after deducting the cost of repairs; otherwise, the entire security deposit shall be refunded.

MEss FEE REFUNd pOLICyAll students who are staying in the University Hostel, with in the Campus or outside, will have to take food in the mess facility (Veg. or Non Veg.) provided by the University. No refund application will be entertained once a student occupies a room in the hostel.

WANT MORE INFO?

If you have any questions, contact us at the address, phone numbers or mail ids mentioned below. We also invite you to visit our institute to see the facilities and discuss the courses on offer.

IEC UNIvERsITy CAMpUsPlot No.: 7&10, Atal Shiksha Nagar, Baddi District Solan, Himachal Pradesh Ph: +91-94-598-98200/201/202/206 Toll Free No.: 1800-11-8787 E-mail:[email protected] Website: www.iecuniversity.com

CORpORATE OFFICE:5, Sant Nagar, (Ground Floor) East of Kailash, New Delhi-110065 Ph. : +91-11-26231339, 26231340, 26291141 Fax: +91-11-26293571 Helpline No.: +91-11-26444838, 1800-11-8787

How to Apply? Candidate can send an online application by filling the form & making a payment

of Rs 500 online or through filling the particulars of a Demand Draft of the

same amount made from any nationalized bank in favor of “Finance Officer, IEC

University, Baddi” payable at New Delhi/Baddi/Himachal Pradesh. Those making

the Payment through DD will then take a printout of the filled online admission

form and submit the same to the campus along with the original draft and copies

of required testimonials.

please follow the steps below:

step 1: Decide on the program you want to pursue. Find programs

step 2: Download the prospectus

step 3: Visit IECU-DDE / the nearest Authorised Centre.

step 4: Purchase the application form from the IECU-DDE / Authorised Centre

step 5: Fill the application in all respects and attach the requisite documents mentioned in the application along with the course fee by way of a Demand Draft in favour of “IECU-DDE”, payable at Baddi, Solan, Himachal Pradesh.

step 6: Submit the application form with the requisite documents at the IECU-DDE / Authorised Centre.

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