Sociology -

SOCIOLOGY

PROFILE

Vision

Economics is brought into the curriculum, so that all the students are exposed to the working of the economic system that surrounds us

Equal opportunities to all through education

mission

The mission of the department of Physics include continuous improvement of the quality of scientific research, the development of innovative curricula and techniques based on research, involving the latest scientific discoveries
To equip the students to get employment and make them aware of global trends in science

COURSE OUTCOME

SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE	LEARNING OUTCOME	PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE I Semester- ECO1.1 MICRO ECONOMICS	LEARNING OUTCOME The application of micro economicanalysis on theories related to Consumer Behaviour, Production, Cost, Product and Factor Pricing	PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME At the end of the three year program the students will able to: Understand the basic concepts of economics to apply it in the professional pursuits Display the ability to evaluate the market condition and analyze the prices
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE II Semester – ECO 2.1 MACRO ECONOMICS	LEARNING OUTCOME Comprehend the macro variables in their application in planning and policy making	PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME Analyze historical perspective to understand functioning of the economy Analyze the impact of economic development to solve the problems like poverty, unemployment, over population, low capital formation etc
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE III Semester – ECO 3.1A MONETARY ECONOMICS (Elective)	LEARNING OUTCOME Analyze the working of the monetary system by tracing the evolution, features, functions and role of money in modern economic system	PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME Create awareness about sustainable development and environmental issues Implement research methodology in research design, data analysis, planning and interpretation Evaluate, design and develop problem solving strategies and evolve scientific solutions
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE ECO 3.1B INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS (Elective)	LEARNING OUTCOME Explain the gains from international trade, foreign exchange, balance of payments, establishment and functioning of the International institutions and forums for better livelihoods	PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME Demonstrate ability to evaluate and apply appropriate information in different Competitive Examinations like, Staff Selection Commission, Banking Recruitment, KPSC, UPSC etc.
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE IV Semester – ECO 4.1A INDIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM (Elective)	LEARNING OUTCOME Explain the classification of the financial system in India with its functions, constituents, instruments etc.	PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE ECO 4.1B PUBLIC ECONOMICS (Elective	LEARNING OUTCOME Understand the basic concepts of Public Economics and the role of government in raising public revenue for public expenditure Explain the sharing of revenue between the centre and state	PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE V Semester ECO 5.1 INDIAN ECONOMY (Core)	LEARNING OUTCOME Understand the features of Indian economy and suggest measures for problems Functioning and the interrelationship between different sectors of the Indian economy	PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE ECO 5.2A DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS (Elective)	LEARNING OUTCOME Analyze the impact of economic development on the undeveloped countries to solve problems like poverty, unemployment, and low capital formation	PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE ECO 5.2B ECONOMIC DOCTRINES (Elective)	LEARNING OUTCOME Comprehend the development of the theory of economics in historical perspective and emerging paradigms with its reasons Understand the similarities and differences in views among different schools of economic thought	PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE V Semester ECO 6.1 INDIAN ECONOMY (Core)	LEARNING OUTCOME Understand the macro concepts of the Indian economy like national income, public financeand foreign trade	PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE ECO 6.2A DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS (Elective)	LEARNING OUTCOME Explain the theories of Economic Development and the role of each sector in the development of a country	PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE ECO 6.2B RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND COOPERATION (Elective)	LEARNING OUTCOME Gain insight into the socio-economic structure of rural India,prospects and problems of rural development in India Describe the government’s efforts for rural development and role of cooperative movement	PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME

SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE	LEARNING OUTCOME
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE I Semester- ECO1.1 MICRO ECONOMICS	LEARNING OUTCOME The application of micro economic analysis on theories related to Consumer Behaviour, Production, Cost, Product and Factor Pricing
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE II Semester – ECO 2.1 MACRO ECONOMICS	LEARNING OUTCOME Comprehend the macro variables in their application in planning and policy making
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE III Semester – ECO 3.1A MONETARY ECONOMICS (Elective)	LEARNING OUTCOME Analyze the working of the monetary system by tracing the evolution, features, functions and role of money in modern economic system
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE ECO 3.1B INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS (Elective)	LEARNING OUTCOME Explain the gains from international trade, foreign exchange, balance of payments, establishment and functioning of the International institutions and forums for better livelihoods
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE IV Semester – ECO 4.1A INDIAN FINANCIAL SYSTEM (Elective)	LEARNING OUTCOME Explain the classification of the financial system in India with its functions, constituents, instruments etc.
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE ECO 4.1B PUBLIC ECONOMICS (Elective	LEARNING OUTCOME Understand the basic concepts of Public Economics and the role of government in raising public revenue for public expenditure Explain the sharing of revenue between the centre and state
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE V Semester ECO 5.1 INDIAN ECONOMY (Core)	LEARNING OUTCOME Understand the features of Indian economy and suggest measures for problems Functioning and the interrelationship between different sectors of the Indian economy
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE ECO 5.2A DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS (Elective)	LEARNING OUTCOME Analyze the impact of economic development on the undeveloped countries to solve problems like poverty, unemployment, and low capital formation
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE ECO 5.2B ECONOMIC DOCTRINES (Elective)	LEARNING OUTCOME Comprehend the development of the theory of economics in historical perspective and emerging paradigms with its reasons Understand the similarities and differences in views among different schools of economic thought
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE V Semester ECO 6.1 INDIAN ECONOMY (Core)	LEARNING OUTCOME Understand the macro concepts of the Indian economy like national income, public financeand foreign trade
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE ECO 6.2A DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS (Elective)	LEARNING OUTCOME Explain the theories of Economic Development and the role of each sector in the development of a country
SEMESTER/ TITLE OF THE COURSE ECO 6.2B RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND COOPERATION (Elective)	LEARNING OUTCOME Gain insight into the socio-economic structure of rural India,prospects and problems of rural development in India Describe the government’s efforts for rural development and role of cooperative movement

PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME
PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOME At the end of the three year program the students will able to:	Understand the basic concepts of economics to apply it in the professional pursuits Display the ability to evaluate the market condition and analyze the prices Analyze historical perspective to understand functioning of the economy Analyze the impact of economic development to solve the problems like poverty, unemployment, over population, low capital formation etc Create awareness about sustainable development and environmental issues Implement research methodology in research design, data analysis, planning and interpretation Evaluate, design and develop problem solving strategies and evolve scientific solutions Demonstrate ability to evaluate and apply appropriate information in different Competitive Examinations like, Staff Selection Commission, Banking Recruitment, KPSC, UPSC etc.

SOCILOGY SYLLABUS

FACULTY

Mrs. Sowmya B

Assistant Professor

M.A, B.Ed.,
sowmyab.nmkrv@rvei.edu.in

Mrs. Gayathri G

Assistant Professor

M.A, B.Ed.,

Dr. Megha Dhadoti

Assistant Professor

M.A Ph.D., KSET, NET