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Karnataka State Open UniversityManasgangotri, Mysore

CAREER DEVELOPMENT CENTRE

Prospectus

2010 - 2011 Session

In Collaboration with


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Index

Message from Vice Chancellor........................................................................................1

Message from YGen CEO...............................................................................................2

Organization Structure.....................................................................................................3

About KSOU....................................................................................................................4

About YGen.....................................................................................................................7

General Admission Process.............................................................................................8

Technology @ YGen......................................................................................................11

Courses Offered.............................................................................................................12

Important Instructions....................................................................................................33

Rules of the University...................................................................................................34

Calendar of Events........................................................................................................35


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Dear Student,

Greeting from Karnataka State Open University!!!

I welcome you to the family of students in Karnataka State Open University (KSOU), which was establishedin the year 1996 for the promotion of Education among all sections of society. Without the constraints of

space and time, Karnataka State Open University has established its quality and has reached the remote

parts of Karnataka and beyond. As inscribed in its motto Higher Education to All, Everywhere the

university has set itself an objective to reach the doorsteps of aspiring students in every nook and corner of

not only the state, but throughout the country and abroad. The programs that are innovative and relevant to

the society are offered with moderate cost and modern facilities. Karnataka State Open University has also

programs of IGNOU, to cater to the needs of students in various fields. Accessibility, quality, flexibility and

relevance are the major strengths of KSOU, whereas creation, management and dissemination of

knowledge are its main goals. Flexible mode of teaching represents a major element of our programs.

In order to achieve these goals, we have established 7 Regional Centres at Banglore, Davanagere,Dharwad, Gulbarga, Manglore, Shimoga and Delhi. 110 UG Study Centres, 10 B.Ed Study Centres, 08

Special B.Ed. Study Centres, 08 M.Ed. Study Centres and 403 Partner Institution Study Centres. Contact

Programs are conducted regularly with the involvement of experienced staff and expertise in the concerned

fields is tapped for the benefit of the students, periodically. We are proud to announce the last year the

enrolment was 1,00,000. KSOU aims to be India's most progressive university. We strive to produce highly

employable graduates of highest possible quality in areas of strategic importance. Since we possess rich

heritage knowledge and are reaching our boundaries of global knowledge, local knowledge and global

information should join together and technology should be the tool as well as the means for this kind of

exploration. As a student of KSOU, you can study at your place with the best self study materials and

efficient media support. In both its teaching and research the University has forged strong links with the

government, with business, industry and professions.

On behalf of the university, I invite your participation, in realizing a dream of making this Nation, a knowledge

intensive society. I wish you all the best in your pursuit of excellence in higher education!!!

With best wishes for your career,

Prof. K. S. Rangappa

VICE CHANCELLOR

Message from Vice Chancellor

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I am very pleased to finally bring to the students a very unique system which would enhance their

employability quotient in the market and make them one of the best sought after individuals. I believe that

every single student has the capabilities of going to college, if they choose. Everyone on this planet can

become anything they desire and are willing to work for. Access to technology and developing on-lineinteractive curriculum, video conferencing, and real time dialogue will allow many more people from

different regions and different time zones to interact together for learning and this is what we are trying to

achieve through our CDC's.

We will help our students to become independent, self sustaining in their professional skills, practice and

vision by providing them appropriate guidance, knowledge and industry relevant courses so that they can

achieve their long term goals.

I wish my students all the very best.

Dipankar Choudhury

CEO, YGen Group

The great aim of education isnot knowledge, but action

Message from YGen CEO

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The Karnataka State Open University was established on 1st June 1996 vide Karnataka Govt. Notification No. ED 1 UOV 95

dated 12th February 1996, KSOU Act 1992, keeping in view the educational needs of our country in general and the KarnatakaState, in particular. It is the eighth Open University in the country. The University is an erstwhile Institute of Correspondence

Courses of Mysore University and enjoys a unique privilege of a long and rich experience in the field of Distance Education. It is

also a member of the Association of Indian Universities(AIU) as well as Commonwealth Universities Association. It is a

recognised Member-University of Distance Education Council(DEC), Ministry of HRD, Government of India. All academic

programmes are approved by DEC, New Delhi

Special Features

The open learning system is a unique and challenging mode of education offered at the University level. This system provides

ample opportunities for those who desire to have University Education at their place of work or residence. This method is

popularly known as Distance Education. It is perhaps the only way to meet the ever-increasing demand for Higher Education

especially in a developing country like India. Distance education programmes are specially designed for:

Candidates who discontinue their formal education owing to pecuniary or other circumstances.

Candidates residing in geographically remote areas.

Candidates who cannot get admission to a regular college/post-graduate department.

Employed persons who cannot pursue their study as full-time candidates.

Individuals who wish to pursue learning for knowledge sake.

Candidates who wish to upgrade their knowledge and skills.

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Objectives of Karnataka State Open University

Democratizing higher education by taking it to the doorsteps of the learners.

Providing access to high-quality education to all those who seek it, irrespective of age, region or formal qualifications.

Offering need-based academic programmes by giving professional and vocational orientation to the courses.

Promoting and developing distance education in India.

Relaxed entry regulations.

Providing opportunity to study at one's own pace and convenience.

Flexibility in choosing the combination of courses from a wide range of disciplines.

To help candidates to select the study centers, preferably of their own choice.

Collaborative ArrangementThe KSOU had launched Diploma, Bachelors and Masters programs in collaboration with YGen Management Consulting Pvt.

Ltd. (Ygen), having its Academic, Administrative and Registered office at Bangalore since March 2007 for the benefit of all the

aspirants. KSOU had launched BA (Open), BCOM (Open), Bsc Hardware &Networking, Bsc Fire and Safety, Bsc Animation and

Multimedia and various other Diploma in Engineering Programs in collaboration with YGen from July 2010 Session. YGen is

responsible for total program delivery as per the norms of KSOU.

Self Learning Materials: Distance Education simply means imparting education from distance. In this system of education the

teacher and the candidates are physically separated. The salient feature of instruction in distance education includes the

following :

Candidates are supplied with printed materials written in a self-learning mode. Course material is specially designed by a team ofexperts from industries, faculty from leading institutions and in-house faculty of the University. The curriculum designed is subject

to strict scrutiny by the content experts and experienced professors before adoption by the University.

Whenever necessary video/audio CDs supplement printed material. They can be in the form of lectures, debates, discussions,

colloquiums etc.

Academic Counselling: Counselling is an important activity in distance education. It is totally different from conventional

classroom teaching. Counsellors answer the candidates' questions in these sessions besides clarifying their doubts help them

overcome difficulties, which they may face while going through the text. These counselling sessions also give candidates an

opportunity to interact with their peers.

Assignments:Assignments are an integral component of distance education. Assignments serve the purpose of evaluation ofthe candidate's comprehension. The local counsellors evaluate these assignments and also provide feedback on the candidate's

performance. A copy of the evaluated assignment will be shown to the candidates by the co-ordinator as a part of learning activity.

Practice Session: Depending upon the subject, an optimal amount of practical training is also imparted to candidates in studycenters.

Project Report: The candidates prepare a project report as a part of the curriculum requirement of Post Graduate and Under

Graduate courses and submit the same during the respective final semesters for evaluation and assessment.

DISTANCE EDUCATIONPHILOSOPHY AND INSTRUCTIONAL SYSTEM IN DISTANCE EDUCATION

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Support Services through Study Centers:Study centers are being set up all over the country to provide the candidates a

platform to interact with counsellors, other candidates and for use of the library and technology based learning. Candidateswould be getting personal attention at these centers in addition to the hands-on-training on computers at these centers

Program Delivery

A multi-form of Instruction has been adopted, comprising of:

Print material:Study material for all subjects which are supplied in the form of books. Study material will be supplied through

CDs or online media wherever necessary

Counseling Sessions:Will be held at Study centers, to suit the convenience of the candidates.

Practical Sessions:Will also be held at the Study centers

Assignments:For assessment, evaluation and for feed-back of the students on comprehension of study material.

Project work:To enable the candidate to gain an insight to independent working on a practical project.

Credit System:The University follows the 'Credit System' for all its programmes, Each credit entails approximately30 hours of

study comprising of all activities, Thus, a 3-credit course involves 90 study hours, This helps the candidates to understand the

academic efforts he/she has to put in suitably to complete the course.

The Grade System: For each semester, Grade System as given in the table below is adopted for declaration of results.

In addition to Grade System, marks obtained in each paper shall also be announced, For the award of class for the Bachelor's

degree courses, the cumulative performance of the candidates in the last 4-semesters (3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th) will be considered,

For the award of class for the Master degree courses, the cumulative performance of the candidates in 2-semesters will be

considered

Instructional System: The methodology of instruction in this Open University is different from that of the conventional

Universities. The Open University system is more learner-oriented, so much so, the candidate has to be invariably an active

participant in the teaching-learning process. The instructions are imparted through distance as well as face-to-facemode.

ACADEMIC SYSTEM

Class Awarded Grade Awarded Qualitative Level Marks Range

Distinction A Excellent 80% and above

I Class B Very Good 60% to 79.9%

II Class C 50% to 59.9%Good

Pass D Satisfactory 40% to 49.9%

Fail E Failed Below 40%

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About YGen

YGen Management Consulting Pvt Ltd has been promoted by a team of professionals with a combined experience of over 150

years in consulting and educational sector with the mission to bring the corporate and fresh employable talents under a single

umbrella. With years of experience and expertise in the field of management consulting, course design, training and development,

YGen is poised to extend the reach of higher education in the country.

Salient features of YGen

An IIT-IIM Alumni and industry experts team

Responsible for course updation and curriculum design

Designed and developed web based and other technology in teaching

Operational and exam conduction support

Project, assignment and personal contact from industry experts for students

Placement Assistance

About Study Centers

Great Infrastructure Comfortable classrooms with teaching aids, counseling area

Experienced Staffs Well qualified faculties for classes and Counselors to mentoring

Technologically superior Lab Web based learning support, High end PCs with net connection

Library Large collection of reference books and journals

Placement Assistance

For students who successfully complete the course with high scores

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Step 1 Step 6

Student has to procure a copy of student prospectus cum YGen on receiving the above would coordinate with theapplication form. It can be obtained either from nearest YGen University and get it verified and approved from Directorate of

Career Development Centre or can be downloaded from the Distance & Continuing Education of the University.

website: www.ygencdc.com. Only the current year application

forms will be accepted. Application form issued in the previousStep 7

years will be rejected.University on finding all documents and DD satisfactory would

sign the Identity Card and return the same to YGen.Step 2

Student has to submit the filled in application clearlyStep 8

mentioning the course he/she desires to enroll for. Under no

circumstance your application will be transferred to another YGen would maintain the record of the student and return the

program for registration. Separate application is to be Identity Card to the centre. This would complete the admission

submitted for each program. process. If any malpractice is found in the document submittedat the time of admission or at a later stage, admission will be

While submitting the application the student must carry the cancelled.original Date of Birth Certificate, original certificates as per the

eligibility criteria of the course, to be verified by the centre Identification Cardcoordinator. The photocopies must be self attested and Identification card will be issued to the students aftersubmitted with the relevant total course fees for the 1st admission. The card should be produced on demand duringsemester or 1st year as the case may be in the form of the contact programs, for getting hall ticket for examinationsDemand Draft paid in favour of The Finance Officer, KSOU, and at the time of getting marks statement and otherMysore payable at Mysore. certificates. Hence, the students are advised to keep the card

with them till the completion of the course.Before submitting the prescribed fees students must make

sure that they fulfill all the eligibility conditions for admission to Duplicate Identification Cardthe program applied for. Applications by ineligible candidates If the original identity card is lost, duplicate identity card will bewill be rejected. The fee once remitted will NOT be refunded. issued on production of a DD for Rs. 170 with a requisition

letter, a recent passport size photograph & self addressed

stamped envelope for Rs. 10.Step 3

The centre coordinator would verify the application form, Enrollment Numberoriginal documents and DD. Enrollment number will be allotted to the students admitted in

the YGen Career Development Centre at the time of

admission.Step 4

On satisfactory verification of the above the student must fill Enrollment number shall be used for examination also. TheIdentity Card. The signature of the centre coordinator must be students are advised to keep the identity card safely as thepresent on the Identity Card at the appropriate place. same has to be produced for attending contact program,

Registration no. will be issued along with the Identity Card examination and during issue of certificate. Any loss ordamage of the card need to be informed immediately and

application for a duplicate card should be applied.Step 5

The centre coordinator would properly assemble all

documents and send in good condition to YGen corporate

address in Bangalore.

General Admission Process for Distance Learning Program

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Students who are unable to attend the PCP classes at oneStudy Material

Study material will be issued to those candidates who have centre may attend the classes at another centre with priorpaid the entire fee in full at the respective CDC. permission of the centre coordinator. Detailed time table of the

Comprehensive printed study material specially designed for classes will be uploaded on the website as

self study for both theory and practice component will be and when required

provided semester or yearly as per the course. Students willSeminar & Workshophave to collect their study material pertaining to their programThe University and YGen has a strong belief that conventionalalong with the program guide.education may not be enough to make a great career in

The study material is designed and conceptualized by the today's competitive and globally focused corporate. Keeping

YGen team consisting of IIT-IIM Alumni and industry veterans this in mind we have come up with industry oriented seminar

in association with the University. and workshop.

Change of Study Centre It is aimed at improving the communication and personality

The students who want to change the YGen CDC should

of the candidate thereby making him or her more industrysubmit their application enclosing the DD for Rs. 1000 drawn readyin favor of YGen Management Consulting Pvt. Ltd, payable at

Bangalore along with no objection certificate obtained from Career counseling session will be conducted to guide thethe previous YGen CDC. students in understanding various industries and the right

way to start a career in any one of them

Student Support Services It will be conducted by industry experts and academicians

Administrative SupportLibrary Facilities

Public Information The students will be provided with library facilities and readingComprehensive and easy to understand publicity material has room services at the YGen CDC. The library will be stockedbeen developed by the way of brochures, pamphlets & e- with the relevant books, latest journals and magazines for the

mailers will be shared with students giving general information convenience of the students. Internet browsing will beabout the practices of the University, courses offered, time available at the libraries.lines of important events and so on.

Grievance CellRegistration A Grievance Cell is functioning in the Directorate of DistanceIn view of helping the distance education students who are and Continuing Education, Karnataka State Open Universitygeographically scattered, registration and other admission to redress the grievances of students of Distance Learningprocedures will take place via the study centre Program. Students and the public may register their

grievances/ suggestions either in person or by post with thePersonal Contact Program Deputy Registrar (Grievance Cell). All the complaints/Personal Contact Program is one of the most highlighting suggestions received will be recorded and steps will be takenfactors in course delivery. It is highly recommended for each to redress the grievance within a time frame.and every student because:

This facility can also be availed by the students using theIt encourages peer interaction amongst the students website of the University, www.ksoumysore.comemail:

It provides opportunity to clarify doubts related to thecurriculum directly from the faculty

Students are requested to study lesson materials beforeattending the classes so that they can interact and clear theirdoubts.

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Career Guidance Cell

A Career Guidance and Placement Cell is functioning in DD & CE. Present and past students of the Directorate can make use ofthe services of the cell. Students can opt for the following areas for availing career guidance services of the cell.

Placement in Government and semi-Government Organizations

Placement in Private Organizations

Self-Employment Opportunities including agency business.

Social service through NGOs.

The Cell will take all possible steps to conduct as many programs as possible in each of the above areas in selected study

centers. Experts and eminent persons from the fields will be invited to address the students for an hour followed by a questionanswer session. Periodical training program would also be organized with the help of Government, Semi- Government

organizations and NGOs, wherever possible.

Feedback for accessing student satisfactionA system for obtaining periodic feedback from the students regarding the study centre and the faculty will be established. This

feedback will be analyzed and required action will be taken from time to time.This facility can also be availed by the students using the website of the University, www.ksoumysore.comemail:[email protected]


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There has been substantial evidence around the world that Security protocols allow only registered students to access

contenttechnology has become one of the most important and vitalcomponents to education and in recent past is playing a vital

Assessment programs provide secure testing environmentsrole in distance education. In fact, it is safe to say that modernwith automated grading and instant feedback.distance education would be incomplete without access to

technology that can deliver information via the Internet toY-Axis

students in multiple locations. In other words the IT will take(Collaborative Learning Management System)

away the distance from distance education.Y-Axis enables students to express themselves differently

than they have ever before. Students are no longer limited toThe Student's Perspective(without the use of technology inusing a piece of paper and a pencil or pen, but instead have aeducation)unique online environment in which they can express what

information they have been able to gather, internalize data andIn the absence of technology the students are facing thethen integrate it into their assignments.following problems:

Students have access to up-to-the-minute, currentThey are missing vital information of new courses andinformation, and this information is shared with their peers andchanges in industryfaculty. This leads to a dramatic change in the learning

They do not know what exactly to learn experience. Teachers, who used to be the subject matter

experts, will transfer more of the learning process andThey go to classes that get cancelled without any responsibility to students.notification and most time get mediocre faculty to teach them

We can see how a student can help himself and the society inAll of these decrease the motivation level and interest in promoting Y-Axis in education. Presently, we see the old faceeducation of the students. of the student i.e., as a consumer mugging up outdated text

books. And the new face looks very promising in which theThe Teacher's Perspective

student plays the role of a:(without the use of technology in education):

a) CreatorIn the absence of technology the teachers are facing the

following problems:b) Contributor

They do not know what students are doingc) Communicator

They have difficulty in spreading informationd) Collaborator

They find difficult in reaching studentse) Coordinator

A majority of teachers themselves are either not updated orThis tool is web based and is available for all registered CDC

are under-qualified and due to lack of information & knowledgestudents and teachers.

they do not benefit from new advances and continue to teach

outdated materialSalient features of this tool are:

They have often complains of high work load Allows teachers and students to comment and discusssections of text books

Applications designed to facilitate distance learning are

available to student and teacher at YGen: Link supplementary material for further study

These programs integrate material and organize it so it can Share lectures, assignments, exercises, tests and so onbe accessed from computers

Allows development of training material for helping teachersStudents can record lessons and access presentations, slides and administrators update and enhance their skillsand notes at their convenience

A system where every teacher is able to access and useteaching aids developed anywhere and by anyone

Technology @ YGen

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Courses Offered

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Sl. No. Course

BAOpen

Open

Regular

Regular

3 years 18 years and above as on 1st Julyor 10+2

18 years and above as on 1st Julyor 10+2

10th pass from any recognisedboard

Graduation from any recognisedUniversity

Graduation from any recognisedUniversity with

3 years experience

10+2 from any recognised board



3 years

3 years

2 years

1 year

3 years

3 years

3 years

Bcom

Diploma in Engineering(Mechanical, Civil, Electronics &Telecommunication, ComputerScience, Electrical and Automobile )

MBA

Executive MBA

BSc Fire & Safety

BSc Animation

BSc hardware & Networking

Duration Eligibility

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2

3

4

5

6

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Duration of Course: 3 years

Eligibility: 10th Std/ ITI / PUC

Course Name: Diploma in Mechanical Engineering

Semester I & II (Common for all Diploma Courses that follow)

1.

Code

Code

Code Code

Code

Code

Subjects

Subjects

Subjects Subjects

Subjects

Subjects

DME101 4

4

4

4

4

4

DME301

DME501 DME601

DME201

DME401

DME102 4

4

4

4

4

4

DME302

DME502 DME602

DME202

DME402

DME103 4

4

4

4

4

4

DME303

DME503 DME603

DME203

DME403

DME104 4

4

4

4

2

4

DME304

DME504 DME604

DME204

DME404

DME105 2

2

2

2

8

2

DME305

DME505 DME605

DME205

DME405

DME106 2

2

2

2

2

DME306

DME506

DME206

DME406

Communication English

Engineering Mechanics

Design of Machine ElementsIndustrial Engineering &Management

Applied Mathematics I

Manufacturing Technology I

Thermal Engineering CAD / CAM

Engineering Physics I

Fluid Mechanics

Metrology Automobile Engineering

Engineering Chemistry I

Machine Drawing

Mechatronics CAD / CAM Lab

Computer Application Lab

Engineering Mechanics Lab

Metrology Lab Project

Workshop Practice Lab

Workshop I

Workshop III

Applied Mathematics II

Thermodynamics

Engineering Physics II

Manufacturing Technology II

Engineering Chemistry II

Electrical and ElectronicsEngineering

Engineering Graphics

Refrigeration andAir Conditioning

Physics Lab

Thermodynamics Lab

Chemistry Lab

Workshop II

Semester 3

Semester 1

Semester 4

Semester 2

Semester 5 Semester 6

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Credits

CreditsCredits

Credits


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Course Name: Diploma in Civil Engineering

Course Name: Diploma in Electrical And Electronics Engineering

2.

3.

Code

Code

Code Code

Code

Code

Subjects

Subjects

Subjects Subjects

Subjects

Subjects

DCV301

DEL301

DCV501 DCV601

DCV401

DEL401

DCV302

DEL302

DCV502 DCV602

DCV402

DEL402

DCV303

DEL303

DCV503 DCV603

DCV403

DEL403

DCV304

DCV504 DCV604

DCV404

DCV305

DCV505 DCV605

DCV405

DCV306

DCV506

DCV406


Circuit Theory

Structural Engineering Construction Management

Construction Materials

Electronic Devices

Quantity Surveying Hydraulics

Surveying

Electrical Machines I

Concrete Technology andConstruction

Town Planning

Civil Engineering Drawing

Environmental EngineeringComputer Application inCivil Engineering Lab

Surveying Lab I

CAD in Civil Engineering Lab II Project

Engineering Mechanics Lab

Construction Lab

Theory of Structures

Linear and Digital ICs

Transportation Engineering

Computer Hardware andNetworking

Interior Design

Electrical Machines II

Water Resources Management

CAD in Civil Engineering Lab I

Surveying Lab II




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Credits Credits

Credits

CreditsCredits

Credits

4

4

4

4

4 4

4

4

4

4

4 4

4

4

4

4

4 4

4

4

4

2

2

2

2

8

2

2

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Code CodeSubjects Subjects

DEL301 DEL401

DEL302 DEL402

DEL303 DEL403


Electronic Devices Lab

Electrical Machines I

Measurements and Instruments

IC Lab

Electrical Machines I I Lab



DEL501 DEL601

DEL502 DEL602

DEL503 DEL603

DEL504 DEL604

DEL505 DEL605

DEL506

Power Systems I

Microprocessor andMicrocontrollers

Electrical Machine Design

Control of Electrical Machines

Control of Electrical MachinesLab

Microcontrollers Lab

Power Systems II

Power Electronics

Electrical Estimation

Power Electronics Lab

Project




Course Name: Diploma in Electronics And Telecommunication Engineering4.


DET301 DET401

DET302 DET402

DET303 DET403

DET304 DET404

DET305 DET405

DET306 DET406

Electrical Circuits andInstrumentation

Linear and Digital ICs

Electronic DevicesComputer Hardware andNetworking

C Programming Industrial Electronics

Microprocessor Object Oriented Programming

Electronic Devices Lab IC Lab

Electrical Circuits andInstrumentation Lab

Industrial Electronics Lab



DET501 DET601

DET502 DET602

DET503 DET603

VLSI

Microcontrollers

Communication Engineering I

Embedded Systems

Communication Engineering II

Television Engineering


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Credits

Credits

Credits

CreditsCredits

Credits

Credits

Credits

4

4

4 4

4

2

2

2 2

2

2

2

2 2

2

4

4

4 4

4

4

4

4 4

4

4

4

4 4

4

4

4

4

2

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DET504 DET604

DET505 DET605

DET506

Robotics

VLSI Lab

CommunicationEngineering I Lab

Embedded Systems Lab

Project




Course Name: Diploma in Computer Engineering5.

Code

Code

Code

Code

Subjects

Subjects

Subjects

Subjects

DCM301

DCM501

DCM401

DCM601

DCM302

DCM502

DCM402

DCM602

DCM303

DCM503

DCM403

DCM603

DCM304

DCM504

DCM404

DCM604

DCM305

DCM505

DCM405

DCM605

DCM306

DCM506

DCM406

Operating Systems

Computer Networks

Computer Architecture

Computer Hardware andServicing

C and Data Structures

Relational DatabaseManagement Systems

Web Design

Mobile Computing

Basics of Electrical andElectronics Engineering

Dot Net

Java Programming

Multimedia

Microprocessor

Embedded Systems

Software Engineering

Computer Hardware andServicing Lab

C and Data Structures Lab

Networks Lab

Java Programming Lab

Project

Basics of Electrical andElectronics Engineering Lab

Dot Net Lab

Web Design Lab

Semester 3

Semester 5

Semester 4

Semester 6



Course Name: Diploma in Automobile Engineering6.


DAE301 DAE401Engineering Mechanics Thermodynamics


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Credits Credits

Credits

Credits

CreditsCredits

Credits

Credits

4

2

2

2

2

8

8

4 4

4

2 2

2

2 2

2

4 4

4

4 4

4 4

4

4 4

4

4

4

4


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DAE302 DAE402

DAE303 DAE403

DAE304 DAE404

DAE305 DAE405

DAE306 DAE406

Manufacturing Technology-I Manufacturing Technology-II

Fluid Mechanics Automobile Electrical andElectronics

Machine Drawing Automobile Chassis

Engineering Mechanics LabAutomobile Electrical andElectronics Lab

Workshop I Workshop II



DAE501 DAE601

DAE502 DAE602

DAE503 DAE603

DAE504 DAE604

DAE505 DAE605

DAE506

Automobile TransmissionIndustrial Engineering andRoad Transport

Vehicle Body Technology CAD/CAM

Two & Three WheelersTechnology

Automotive Maintenance andPollution Control

Tractor and Farm Equipment CAD/CAM LAB

Automobile Chassis andTransmission Lab

Project

Automobile Workshop


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Fee Structure is same for all Diploma Courses

(DD in favour of The Finance Officer, KSOU payable at Mysore)

(per semester)Program Fees Rs. 5000

University Fees (25%) DD of Rs. 1250 in favour of The Finance Officer, KSOU payable at Mysore

YGen Fees (75%) DD of Rs. 3750 in favour of YGen Management Consulting Pvt. Ltd. payable at Bangalore(per semester)Total Fees Rs. 5000

(one time)University Registration Fees DD of Rs. 200 in favour of The Finance Officer, KSOU payable at Mysore(one time)Eligibility Fees Rs. 500 for Indian National & Rs. 5000 for NRI / Foreign Students

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4

4

2

2

2

2

2

2

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

2

8

4

4

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Lateral entry scheme available for following students:

i) 10+2 years ITI Certificate in Engineering Trades

ii) 10+2 Vocational (Engineering Streams only)

iii) 10+2 in PCM and English


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Code Subjects

BFS201

BFS202

BFS203

BFS204

BFS205

Construction Safety I

Construction Safety II

Emergency Planning & First Aid

Code Subjects

BFS101

BFS102

BFS103

BFS104

Safety Management

Fire Science-Part I

Fire Technology

Industrial Safety Environmental Management

Practical I



BFS301 BFS401

BFS302 BFS402

BFS303 BFS403

BFS304 BFS404

BFS405

Fire Science-Part IIIndustrial Psychology,Ergonomics and Accidents

Security Management ofIndustrial Plants

Industrial Noise andNoise Control

Organisation, Administration &Management Responsibility

Industrial Safety Analysis

Chemical & EnvironmentalHazards

Safety in Power Plants

Practical II



Eligibility: 10+2

Course Name: B.Sc Fire and Safety1.


BFS501 BFS601

BFS502 BFS602

BFS503 BFS603

BFS504 BFS604

Radiation HazardsControlling EnvironmentalPollution

Safety Training for employeesand HRD

Disaster Management

Social Security in IndustriesEnergy Conservation andSustainable Development

Occupational Health Communication & Soft Skills


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Credits

CreditsCredits

Credits

Fee Structure






4

4

4 2

4

4

6

6

4

4

4 4

4

4

4

4

4 4

4

4

4

4

4 4

4

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orEligibility for Admission

Any other examination considered as equivalent there to;Admission to B.A / B.Com Degree Programme is made under

two regulations:orRegulation-I B.A / B.Com(b) Candidates from other states who have successfullyFor candidates seeking admission under this regulation nocompleted 12 years of schooling (either 10+2 or 11+1 oreducational qualification is prescribed. Those who haveHigher Secondary Examination - 12 Years of schoolingcompleted 18 Years of Age on 1st July of the year ofexcluding Nursery education)admission are eligible to apply for B.A/B.Com Degree

Programme (no relaxation even for one day). All eligibleor

candidates will be admitted to First Year of the respective

Programmes. The duration of Programme is THREE YEARS. (c) Pre University Examination in Vocational Courses

conducted by the Department of Vocational Education,

Note : Candidates seeking admission under Regulation I shall Government of Karnatakaalso study B.P.P. (Bachelor's Preparatory Programme) before

appearing for the First year B.A/B.Com Examinations

conducted by the University. They shall also pay an additional Direct Admission to Second Year B.Comfee (for B.P.P Course Material) of Rs.500.00 along with First

year B.A/B.Com Tuition Fee. Candidates who have passed the Three year Diploma in

Commercial or Secretarial Practice conducted by thePROOF OF AGE Department of Technical Education, Government of

Karnataka are eligible for admission to Second Year B.Com.(a) Original SSLC/SSC marks card or Transfer Certificate

directly. However, they have to pass language papers andshowing Date of Birth.

Indian Constitution, Human Rights and Environmental

Studies - (ICHRES) of First year B.Comor

Direct Admission to Final Year B.Com(b) An extract from the Admission Register maintained in aschool and certified by the Head of the Institution concerned

Candidates who have passed the Three Year Diploma in

Business Administration conducted by the Department ofor Technical Education, Government of Karnataka are eligible for(c) Birth certificate issued by Municipality or Local Bodies or admission to Final Year B.Com. However, they have to passany Government or Semi Government Institutions Language papers and Indian Constitution, Human Rights and

Environmental Studies - (ICHRES) and FCA of First andor

Second Year B.Com. before completing Final Year B.Com.

Such students will have to compulsorily study and pass all the(d) Extract from the passport (attested copies)papers of Final B.Com., Examination

(e) Horoscope and Affidavit are not acceptable

Regulation - II B.AAdmission to the First Year of Three Year B.A. Degree

Programme is open to candidates who have passed:

(a) The Two Year Pre-University examination conducted by

the Pre-University Education Board in Karnataka State;

B.A. and B.Com. OPEN DEGREE PROGRAMMES

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Rs. 500/-Second or Final Year B.A./B.Com Direct admission

(For other University Students) 4R. e-enrolment by the student who Discontinue theProgramme and Rejoin the University after Two Years break(1) Candidates seeking enrolment for Second or Final YearRs. 600/-

B.A / B.Com Programme shall pay the Tuition Fee not later

than the Date announced in the particular Academic Year.

Details of the payment of fee may be obtained from the 5. Issue of No Due Certificate/Transfer Certificate/Studyrespective study centres or from the University directly. Certificate Rs. 250/-

(2) Candidates seeking admission directly to Second and 6. Change of Study Centre Rs. 1,000/-Final B.A / B.Com will have to study ICHRES of 1st Year and

Fundamentals of Computer Application of Second 7. Change of Medium of Instruction Rs. 500/-

B.A/ B.Com in addition to the subject in second and final year8. Duplicate Identity Card Rs. 100/-B.A respectively and pass the examination.

9. Eligibility Fee for NRI/Foreign students Rs. 10,000/-Candidates admitted to First Year B.A / B.Com(a) Original SSLC/SSC marks card or Transfer CertificateProgramme are eligible for promotion to Second Year

showing Date of Birth.even if she/ he fails or not appeared for any or all thepapers of First Year. She/he is eligible for promotion to

Medium of InstructionFinal Year if she/he fails or not appeared for any or all thepapers of First Year and Second Year

Medium of instruction followed for B.A Degree Programme is

either in English or Kannada. In case of B.Com DegreeOther Informationprogramme the medium of instruction followed is English only.(1) The maximum duration for the completion of B.A/B.Com

Programme shall not exceed two times the duration (Six Study Materials relating to Sanskrit Language are availableyears) of the particular Programme, from the date of only in Kannada Medium.admission to the Programme (including the year ofadmission). Credit System - General

(2) Candidates who discontinue their studies for more than The University follows the `Credit system' for itsfour academic years after joining a Programme shall have to undergraduate Programmes. Each credit is of 30 hours ofseek fresh admission. study comprising of all learning activities. Thus, a four credit

course involves 120 study hours, a six credit course involves(3) Candidates who are admitted to BA, Bcom under 180 study hours and so on. This helps the students toregulation - I shall undergo Bachelors Preparatory Program understand the academic efforts she / he has to put in order to(BPP). Study material for BPP will be supplied at the time of successfully complete the course.enrollment

Completion of B.A. / B.Com. Programme requiresB.P.P Fee (for Regulation I only) Rs. 500/- successfully clearing 90 credits

Direct Admission:For Students from other Universities shall

additionally pay Rs. 600/-

Fees Related to Admission

1. Change of Name Rs. 500/-

2. Duplicate set of Printed Study Materials (per Block) Rs. 75/-

3. Change of Language/Optional per (Course/Paper)

B.A. and B.Com. OPEN DEGREE PROGRAMMES

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Course Name: BA

1st Year Course Structure

Group I (Choose any two courses from the following)

Group III (All Optional Courses, choose any three courses from the following)

Group II (Compulsory Course)

Area Credit

Language I 4

4

8

4

4

4

Language II

Group I

Group II

Group III

Indian Constitution, Human Rights andEnvironmental Studies

Optional I

Optional II

Optional III

Code

Code

Code

Language

Language

Language

Courses

Courses

Courses

Kannada

Kannada

Kannada

Modern Kannada Poetry, Drama, Novel AdministrativeKannada

History of Kannada Literature

Modern Kannada Poetry, Drama, Novel AdministrativeKannada

English

English

Indian Constitution, Human Rights and EnvironmentalStudies

Poetry, Drama, Fiction and Hudson

Hindi

Hindi

Poetry, Prose, Fiction, Language Component

Poetry, Prose, Novel, Essay

Urdu Poetry, Prose, Fiction and Grammar

BKN-01

BKN-11

BKN-01

BEN-01

BEN-11

BHN-01

BHN-11

BUR-01

2.

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Code Language Courses

Urdu Poetry and Prose

HistoryIndian History and Culture from the Earliest Times to 1526AD

Economic Economic Theory

Political Science

Public Admn

Education

Political Theory

Principles of Modern Governments

Foundations of Education

BUR-11

BHI-11

BEC-11

BPS-11

BPA-11

BEU-11

2nd Year Course Structure


Area Credit

Language I 4

4

8

4

4

4

Language II

Group I

Group II

Group III

Fundamental of Computer Application

Optional I

Optional II

Optional III


Kannada Old Kannada Poetry, Drama, Selected Short Stories,Vichara Sahitya

English Poetry, Prose, Drama, Language Component

Hindi Poetry, Drama, Novel, Language Component

Urdu Poetry, Prose, Novel and Translation

BKN-02

BEN-02

BHN-02

BUR-02

Choose either Political Science or Public Administration

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Urdu Poetry and Prose

HistoryIndian History and Culture from the Earliest Times to 1526AD

Economic Economic Theory

Political Science

Public Admn

Education

Political Theory

Principles of Modern Governments

Foundations of Education

BUR-11

BHI-11

BEC-11

BPS-11

BPA-11

BEU-11



English Fundamental of Computer ApplicationFCA

Group III (All Optional Courses, choose any three courses from the following)


Kannada Modern Kannada Texts

English Poetry, Drama, Fiction and Prose, Fiction

Hindi Poetry, Prose, Drama, Modern Poetry, Ekanki

Urdu

History

Economic

Political Science

Public Admn

Education

Poetry and Prose

Indian History and Culture from 1526 to 1964 AD

Money, Banking and Public Finance

Modern Governments

Introduction to the Principles of Public Administration

Psychology of Learning and Development

BKN-22

BEN-22

BHN-22

BUR-22

BHI-22

BEC-22

BPS-22

BPA-22

BEU-22

3rd Year Course Structure

Area Credit

4

4

4

4

4

Group III

Optional I

Optional II

Optional III

Optional IV

Optional V



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Area Credit

4

4

4

4

Group III

Optional VI

Optional VII

Optional VIII

Optional IX

Group III (All Optional Courses, choose any three groups from the following)

Language Code Courses

Kannada Chandas, Old Kannada Texts

Indian Poetics, Theories of Literary Criticism

Old Kannada Grammar, History of Kannada Language

English

Hindi

Urdu

Economics

Political Science

Poetry, Drama, Fiction, Fiction and Prose

Poetry, Drama, Prose and Fiction

Growth of the English Language and Characteristic ofModern English - Hudson & Practical Criticism

History of Hindi Literature and History of Hindi Language

Ras, Chandas, Alankar and Grammar

Ramacharitha Manas Ke 'Lanka kand' Aur Madhya KaleenHindi Kavya

History of Urdu Language and Literature

Drama and Fiction

Literary Criticism, Rhetoric and Prosody

03 Final Year III History and Culture of Karnataka (1336 to1956)

History of Modern Asia from 1900 to the Present (East Asiaand West Asia)

History of Modern Europe from 1789 to the Present

International Economics

Indian Economy

Economics of Development

Indian Constitution and Government

Public Administration

International Relations

BKN-33

BKN-34

BKN-35

BEN-33

BEN-34

BEN-35

BHN-33

BHN-34

BHN-35

BUR-33

BUR-34

BUR-35

BHI-33

BHI-34

BHI-35

BEC-33

BEC-34

BEC-35

BPS-33

BPS-34

BPS-35

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Course Name: BCom3.

1st Year Course Structure


Area Credit

Language I 4

4

8

4

4

4

Language II

Group I

Group II

Group III

Indian Constitution, Human Rights andEnvironmental Studies

Commerce Course I

Commerce Course II

Commerce Course III


Kannada

Modern Kannada Poetry, Drama, Novel Administrative

Kannada

English Poetry, Prose, Fiction, Language Component

Hindi Poetry, Prose, Fiction, Language Component

Urdu Poetry, Prose, Fiction and Grammar

BKN-01

BEN-01

BHN-01

BUR-01

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Group III


Code

Code

Language

Language

Courses

Courses

Commerce

Indian Constitution

Financial Accounting I

Indian Constitution, Human Rights and EnvironmentalStudies

Commerce Business Organisation and Office Management

Commerce Company Law and Secretarial Practice

BCO-11

ICHRES

BCO-12

BCO-13


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Language Code Courses

Public Admn Public Financial Administration

Local Governments of Modern States

Indian Government and Administration

Education Curriculum, Teaching and Evaluation

Educational Systems in India

Trends and Challenges in Education

BPA-33

BPA-34

BPA-35

BEU-33

BEU-34

BEU-35


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2nd Year Course Structure


Area Credit

Language I 4

4

8

4

4

4

Language II

Group I

Group II

Group III


Commerce Course IV

Commerce Course V

Commerce Course VI


KannadaOld Kannada Poetry, Drama, Selected Short Stories,Commercial Kannada I & II

English Prose, Drama, English for Commercial Purposes

HindiProse, Fiction, Precise, Letter Writing, LanguageComponent

UrduNon-Detailed Text, Business Correspondence and PreciseWriting

BKN-03

BEN-03

BHN-03

BUR-03

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Group III


Code

Code

Language

Language

Courses

Courses

Commerce

English

Financial Accounting II


Commerce Banking Theory and Practice

Commerce Human Resource Management

BCO-24

FCA

BCO-25

BCO-26


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3rd Year Course Structure

Area Credit

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4Group III

Optional I

Optional II

Optional III

Optional IV

Optional V

Optional V

Optional V

Optional V

Optional V

Group III


Commerce Financial Accounting III

Commerce Income Tax Law and Practice

Commerce

Commerce

Commerce

Commerce

Cost Accounting

Law and Practice of Auditing

Management Accounting

Business Statistics

BCO-037

BCO-038

BCO-039

BCO-310

XI BCO-311

XII BCO-311

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Commerce Business Law

Commerce Marketing Management

Commerce Introduction to Computer

XIII BCO-311

XIV BCO-311

XV BCO-311

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BSA101 BSA201

BSA102 BSA202

BSA103 BSA203

BSA104

BSA105

BSA106 BSA206

BSA107 BSA207

BSA204

BSA205

English I English II

Animation Art Design Principle

Animation Principles Audio Visual Techniques

Story Design and Development

Digital Ink and Paint

Production Process Animation Techniques

Matte & Texture Painting

Cel Animation



Eligibility: 10+2

Course Name: B.Sc (ANIMATION)

Mechanics of Motion History of Animation

Code

Code Code

CodeSubjects

Subjects Subjects

Subjects

BSA301 BSA401

BSA302 BSA402

BSA303 BSA403

BSA304 BSA404

BSA305 BSA405

BSA406BSA306

3D Modeling & Texturing 3D Rigging & Animation

Charter Designing Digital Lighting and Staging

2D Compositing Digital Intermediating

Animation Layout & Design Digital Compositing

Film LanguageStudio Design and ProjectManagement

Visual Communication IIVisual Communication Theory I

Semester 3

Semester 5

Semester 4

Semester 6

BSA501 BSA501

BSA502

BSA503

BSA504

3D Animation Project Work (Short film)

Sound Effect & Mixing

Editing

3D Elective: 1. Modeling2. Rigging 3. Lighting & Texturing

4.

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Credits

Credits

Credits

Credits

Credits

Fee Structure






2 4

6 6

4

16

4 6

2 2

2 4

2 2

2 2

2 2

6 6

8

6 4

4 6

8

6 6

6 4

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Year 1 Year 2

Year 3


Eligibility: 10+2

Course Name: B.Sc Hardware and Networking

Code Subjects

Server+

Security+

Implementing and AdministeringMicrosoft WindowsXP Professional

Implementing and Administering

Microsoft Windows Server 2003

Microsoft Windows Server 2003Network Infrastructure Implementation, Managementand Maintenance

Microsoft Windows Server 2003Network Infrastructure Planning and Maintenance

Microsoft Windows 2003Directory services Infrastructure Planning, Implementation andMaintenance

BHN201

BHN202

BHN203

BHN204

BHN205

BHN206

BHN207

5.

30

CreditsCode Subjects

Working with WindowsOperating System

Office Automation

Digital Electronics

Computer Organisation

Basics of computer Hardwareand Operation Systems

Installing, Configuring,and Troubleshooting PCHardware Componentsand Systems

N+Architecture ofOperating System

BHN101

BHN102

BHN103

BHN104

BHN105

BHN106

BHN107

BHN108

Credits

Code Subjects

Installing and Configuring

Microsoft Exchange server 2007Windows Server 2003Network Security - Design

Red Hat Linux Essentials

Red Hat Linux systemAdministration

Red Hat LinuxSecurity Administration

Routing Technology

Project *

BHN301

BHN302

BHN303

BHN304

BHN305

BHN306

BHN307

Credits

Fee Structure






4

4

44

4

4

4

44

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

4

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Eligibility: Graduation from any recognized University

Course Name: Masters of Business Administration1.


Management Theory & Practice MIS & Computer Application

Managerial Economics Business Law

Accounting for Managers Financial Management

Organizational Behaviour Marketing Management

Quantitative Techniques Human Asset Management

Business Ethics & ValuesExecutive Communication &Research Methodology

MB101 MB201

MB102 MB202

MB103 MB203

MB104 MB204

Semester 3

Code Subjects

Management ofEntrepreneurship &Small Business

Business Policy & StrategicManagement

Operations Research

Elective I

MB301

MB302

MB303

Semester 4

Code Subjects

International BusinessEnvironment

Operations Management

Total Quality Management

Elective IV

MB401

MB402

MB403

MB105 MB205

MB106 MB206

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Credits Credits

CreditsCredits

5 5

55

5 5

5

5

5 5

5

5

5 5

55

5 5

5 5

Elective II

Elective III Elective VI

Elective V

5

55

5

Project work to be done during 3rd or 4th semester: Project Report - Credit 5 points, Viva Voce

Electives to be chosen from following specialisations:Marketing, Finance, HR, IT, Supply chain

- Credit 2 points

Lateral entry scheme available for students completed PGDBA/PGDM from any recognised University or Institution


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Duration of Course: 1 year

Eligibility: Any degree with 3 years experience in Management / Administration or Masters with 2 years experience in Management/Administration

Course Name: Executive MBA2.


Principles of Management Strategy in Business

Managerial Economics International Business

Management Accounting Leadership & TeamEffectiveness

Financial Management Innovation

Marketing Management Entrepreneurship

Human Resource ManagementManagement InformationSystem

Organizational Behaviour Sales Management

Corporate FinanceOperations Management

MBEX101 MBEX201

MBEX102 MBEX202

MBEX103 MBEX203

MBEX104 MBEX204

MBEX105 MBEX205

MBEX106 MBEX206

MBEX107 MBEX207

MBEX208MBEX108

MBEX109 MBEX209Legal Aspects of Business Services Marketing

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55

55

55

55

55

55

55

55

55

Project work to be done during 2nd semester: Project Report - Credit 5 points, Viva Voce - Credit 2 points


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1) Candidates while sending the application form shall follow the instructions given below:

a) The application form duly filled-in should be submitted to the YGen CDC on or before the last date as mentioned in the advertisement/ academic calendar available on YGen CDC / KSOU website.

b) Before remitting the prescribed fees please make sure that you fulfill all the eligibility conditions for admission to the program applied for and enclose all the supporting certificates. Submission of certificates at a later date will not be entertained. The fees once remitted will not be refunded under any circumstances.

2) The candidates shall submit the filled-in application forms along with two crossed DO's, identity card and

certificates to the nearest YGen CDC. The concerned YGen CDC will verify the original certificates and certify photo

copies. The CDC shall return the original certificates and the candidate copy of Receipt for Admission Form to the

candidate and retain its copy of the receipt with them.

5)Admission made to any program is provisional till the time University finally approves it.

6) Money orders, IPO, or any other mode of payment will not be accepted. YGen and University will not be responsible for any loss through such modes of payment.

7)Candidates are required to preserve carefully the fee paid receipt and photo copy of demand draft for all payments

made to the YGen and University, as it is the only valid document accepted. They may have to produce it at the time of

obtaining examination admission ticket, marks cards or any other documents.

8) Identity Card bearing Permanent Roll No. will be issued to every candidate after the admission is finalized by the

KSOU. Till such time, the provisional list of processed applications will be hosted on the YGen CDC website

http://www.ygencdc.com

9) In all correspondence with the University, the candidate shall quote his/her application No/Roll No., Program

applied for and study centre details.

10) First semester program fees has to be paid by quoting the application number on the back of the Demand Drafts.

For further details and updates, please visit http://www.ygencdc.com or http://www.ksoumysore.com regularly or

send email to [email protected] or [email protected] or call 080-26581210 (YGen, Bangalore) or 0821-

2510884 (IT-Section, KSOU). Your YGen CDC will be your source point for all information and guidance.

Please go through the above instructions carefully before submitting the Admission

Form

Important Instructions to Candidates

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Rules of the University

1) Candidates shall abide by the Rules & Regulations in force as well as those that may be issued by the University from time to time.

2) False declaration of qualification by the candidate will disqualify his/her admission to the University including appropriate penal action. Any course fees paid shall not be refunded.

3) All legal disputes. if any. shall come under the jurisdiction of Mysore City only.

4) This prospectus provides all necessary information that you need as a candidate of the Bachelors, Masters and

Diploma courses of KSOU offered through YGen. You are therefore advised to keep this prospectus till you complete

your program. Avoid unnecessary queries about the details already available in this prospectus.

5) To receive the Degree Certificate after passing the examination, a candidate should apply directly to The Registrar(Evaluation). Karnataka State Open University. Manasagangotri, Mysore-570006. in the prescribed convocation

form. Other details may be obtained from the University or YGen CDC website after the press notification about the

convocation is issued by the University.

6) Provisional Pass Certificate will be issued by the Registrar (Evaluation) on request of the candidate with his/her

details including xerox copies of all previous semester marks cards and on payment of prescribed fee of Rs. 300/

(subject to change) through DD drawn in favour of Finance Officer. KSOU payable at Mysore. soon after the

declaration of results by the University.

7) If the original Identity Card is lost. duplicate Identity Card may be obtained from the office of the Deputy Registrar

(Admission) on payment of Rs.170/- (subject to change) through DD drawn in favour of Finance Officer. KSOU

payable at Mysore.

8) Any change of address should be intimated to the University and YGen. Kindly note that any change of address in

the middle of the academic year may cause serious delay or loss in the postal transit.

9) Original certificates of the candidates will initially be verified by the study centers and later by YGen/KSOU

representatives at a place & time specified by KSOU. in due course.

10) Changes/updation in the syllabus can be done by KSOU periodically as per the industry demands and to keep

abreast of the various technological developments that have taken place.

11) Candidate registered for a bachelor's degree / post graduate degree can also pursue a diploma program

simultaneously. However, persuing two degree programs is not permitted.

12) Students should carefully read all official correspondence and other sources of information for students (such as

website) to be aware of change of information contained in this prospectus. Visit KSOU website

www.ksoumysore.com and YGen website www.ygencdc.com regularly for updates.

13) Fees once paid will not be refunded under any circumstances.

14) YGen, the second party, will be held responsible for any kind of litigation with regards to services.

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Calendar Of Events

Course : ----------------------- 2010 2011 BATCH

Particulars

Commencement of Academic Cycle

Commencement of Academic Cycle

Commencement of Contact Programme

Submission of Assignments

Distribution of Study Materials

Last Date of Submission of

Applications, Identity Card & ApprovalList to KSOU Within December 30, 2010

October, 2010

1st week of January, 2011 30th May, 2011

January, 2011

Within May 30, 2011

At the time of admission At the time of admission

Last Date for Paymentof Programme / Tuition Fee

Without Penal Fee

With Penal Fee of Rs.200/-

With Penal Fee of Rs.400/-

November 30, 2010

December 10, 2010

December 20, 2010

April 30, 2011

May 10, 2011

May 20, 2011

July, 2010

September, 2010 January, 2011

January, 2011

First Cycle(Fresh & Re-registration)

2010 2011

Second Cycle(Fresh & Re-registration)

2010 2011

Note : 1. Fees once paid will not be refunded under any circumstances.2. The application will be rejected if the payment of fees is not made on or before the last date

fixed by the University under any circumstances this date will be extended.3. With admission for the any Course/Semester is less than 20 students will not be approved.4. For easy Identification of the Students ID number is given as below a. First Number of the academic Year. (for eg. 2010 First number should commence from 10) b. Second Number Cycle Code. (for eg. January Cycle 1, or July Cycle 2). c. Third Number Lateral Entry Code (Lateral Entry L or Fresh Admission F) d. Fourth Number Three Alphabets of the particular Course. e. Fifth Number Students Serial No. from 0001.

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