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Undergraduate – Arabic

Course outcomes

CO1. Knowledge of Arabic prose writing style and syntax

CO2. Usage of different types of words to convey thoughts

CO3. Usage of computers to type and generate documents and reports in Arabic

CO3. Understanding Arab history written in Arabic

CO4. Enhancement of communication skills in Arabic

CO5. Familiarization with the rules of recitation of the Quran

CO6. Knowledge of writing letters, ads, notifications, tenders and quotations in Arabic

CO7. Knowledge of the language of the Quran

CO8. Knowledge of the language of the Hadith

CO9. Understanding the contribution of Indians to Arabic language and literature and

drawing inspirations from it.

CO10. Knowledge of accounting concepts, book keeping and preparation of final accounts

CO11. Enhancement of translation skills from Arabic to English and vice versa

CO12. Understanding the language of Arabic poetry of the classical and modern period

CO13. Understanding Arab literary history of the classical and modern period

CO14. Demonstrate basic knowledge about environment and acquire skills to help

individuals in identifying and solving problems

CO15. Develop the overall personality including physical, mental, emotional and

spiritual aspects

CO16. Associate human emotions through literature to promote creative, critical uses of

language and gain proficiency in Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing skills with

the fundamental knowledge of grammar

CO17. Construct sentences in Arabic by applying basic grammatical rules, learn Quran and

Hadith, gain knowledge in history of Arabs and acquire skills in Arabic letter writing

CO18. Understand the nature, functions, evolution and significance of Malayalam language

pertaining to LSRW skills.

Programme outcomes

PO1. Arabic based Computer skills: Typing word documents excel sheets in Arabic

and preparing power point presentations in Arabic and generating reports in Arabic.

PO2. Communication skills: To read and comprehend Arabic Prose, poetry and

history and to write letters, ads, notifications, tenders and quotations in Arabic. Listen

actively and respond to queries in Arabic. Convey thoughts and ideas in literary as

well as colloquial Arabic.

PO3. Translation skills: Enhancement of translation skills from Arabic to English and vice

versa

PO4. Accounting skills: To keep books of accounts and to generate reports of financial

transactions as and when needed

PO5. Knowledge and Understanding: Of the masterpieces of Arabic literature and

source of its grammar, the Quran, and its recitation, the traditions of Prophet

Muhammed (Sal.) and the history before and after him, the Literary history of Arabic

with special reference to the contribution of Indians to Arabic language and literature,

the language and style of Arabic Prose and Poetry and the Grammar of Arabic

language and its application

Program Specific Outcomes

PSO1. Arabic based computer skills would help in Arabic data entry and back end operations

for banks and Software companies

PSO2. Communication skills in Arabic and English provide immense career and business

opportunities

PSO3. Translation skills help in translation assignments, both oral and written. While

Medical tourism and B.P.O s provide ample opportunities for Oral translation,

numerous books that need to be translated await translators with writing skills in

Arabic and one other language.

PSO4. Knowledge of Accounting and its application provide an edge over others as a value

added skill and increases employability

PSO5. Knowledge of the contribution of Indians to Arabic literature would serve as an

inspiration for further contributions in the future

Undergraduate- B.Com (CA)

COURSE OUTCOMES

CO 01: Enable the Students to gain Basic Knowledge and Skill relating to

Fundamental accounting Principles and Practices, Preparation of Company

Accounts.

CO 02: Enable the Students to have the Basic Knowledge about the Application of

concepts of Business Statistics in Business and Management.

CO 03: Gain in Depth Knowledge about Marketing Management and to Develop their

Marketing Skills, Various Forms of Business Organizations.

CO 04: Understand the Various Techniques of Cost and Management Accounting in

Business Decision Making Process.

CO 05: Acquire the Basic Knowledge about the Application of Concepts of Business

Mathematics in Business and Management.

CO 06: Acquire the Basic Knowledge about the Banking Law and Practice.

CO 07: Motivate the Students to Become an Entrepreneur and Help Them to Starting

the Business and Functions of Various Financial Institutions.

CO 08: Gain Basic Knowledge of Law Relating to Contracts, Bailment, Contract of

Indemnity, Agency, Sale of Goods and Partnership.

CO 09: Promote the Students to Understand the Basic Principles of Income Tax Law.

CO 10: Acquire the Knowledge about the Value of Human Resource and Management

of Human Resources.

CO 11: Basic Knowledge of Computers and Gain the Knowledge of Accounting

Software Tally Tool.

CO 12: Computer Concepts as related to Processing Data into useful Information

needed in Business Situations by using Word, Spreadsheet, Presentations.

CO 13: Promote the Knowledge of Basic Concepts through C After the Successful

Completion of the Course the Student must be able to construct an Application

with C.

CO 14. Enable the Students to Learn the Data base Operations and Process. The

Architectural Concept, Structural Embedded SQL, Hierarchical Approach and

Network Concept.

CO 15. Develop a Front end Tool for Customer Interaction in Business and After the

Successful Completion of the Course the Student must be able to Develop an

Application Using Visual Basic.

CO 16. Expertise in Creating Web Page, After the Successful Completion of the

Course the Student must know the Concepts of Internet and Design a Web

Page, The Various Techniques of Computer Network.

CO 17. Demonstrate basic knowledge about environment and acquire skills to help


CO 18. Develop the overall personality including physical, mental, emotional and

spiritual aspects

CO 19. Associate human emotions through literature to promote creative, critical uses

of language and gain proficiency in Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing

skills with the fundamental knowledge of grammar

PROGRAM OUTCOMES

PO 01: Commerce And Accounting: Gain knowledge in commerce and accounting

software for corporate requirements.

PO 02: Computer Knowledge: Get employment in IT fields, Software, Banks,

Companies, BPOs and KPOs.

PO 03: Professional Ethics: Demonstrate professional ethics in the social and legal

aspects of commerce.

PO 04: Self-Learning: Integrate the ethical behavior in self-learning, apply towards

lifelong learning and acquiring knowledge in modern corporate and the IT

sector business.

PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES

PSO 01: Understand the concepts of commerce and computer application operations.

PSO 02: Apply the current techniques, skills, and tools necessary for computing

practices.

PSO 03: Ability to design, implements domain knowledge for computer programming.

Undergraduate – B.com Banking

Course Outcomes

CO1. The observe commercial banks more important to economic development

CO2. Enumerate general financial accounting concepts, intermediate concepts for

assets, Liabilities and stakeholder’s

CO3. Study about the Business Environment of India

CO4. Discern the parts of accounting concepts for assets liabilities and

Shareholder equity in a concise and clear manner

CO5. Illustrate the concepts, needs and procedures for Insurance

CO6. Know about various laws used in business organisation

CO7. The study about the techniques used in cost accounting and improve the

knowledge in cost accounting

CO8. The understand and importance of banking to the economic development.

CO9. Know about the various laws used in business organisation and Classify the

basic Laws of business pertaining to contracts, bailment, agency, and

enforcements

CO10. The study of financial management of the partnership firm

CO11. The important study of management in the banks and to develop a basic

understanding about the management concepts as well as of human is

various managerial process in organisation

CO12. Ability to conduct basic statistical surveys, calculations and analyses and a

deeper understanding of statistical method relevant for the students

research area

CO13. The structure of the company organisation &maintaining of the accounting

system

CO14. Denote the basic concepts of the Indian’s trade activities with the rest of the

world

CO15. Elucidate the basic concepts and procedures personal management in the

banking operations.

CO16. Identify the foundations and applications how to export goods and services.

CO17. Optimize management operations in creating and enhancing a firm’s

competitive advantages

CO18. Construe the basic concepts of marketing and its banking management

CO19. Denote the basic concepts of Management accounting

CO20. Cognise the nature, types and methods of social science research and report

writing

CO21. Ability to discuss the role of the international banking




spiritual aspects

CO24. Associate human emotions through literature to promote creative, critical

uses of language and gain proficiency in Listening, Speaking, Reading,

Writing skills with the fundamental knowledge of grammar

Programme Outcomes

PO1. Banking and company Knowledge: Commercial, Reserve bank; banking law

and practice, co-operative; central banking, personal management in bank, E-

banking, to study about the how banking sole play into balancing the Indian

banking

PO2. Financial Accounting and Application of Accounting System: Design

methods of registering financial transactions, calculating financial transitions,

verifying and applying of accounting system

PO3. Mathematics and Statistics: Formulate statistical and mathematical

techniques, solutions to business oriented problems

PO4. E-Commerce: To know future trends of the business concern. To know what is

role of e-commerce in recent trends

PO5. Research Methodology: Ability to conduct basic statistical surveys; calculation

and analyses and deeper understanding of statistical method relevant for the

students research area

Programme Specific Outcomes

PSO1. Make the students to improve their knowledge in recent trends both in

commerce and business.

PSO2. Encourage the students to realize their individuality

PSO3. The motivate the students to know their entrepreneurial traits.

PSO4. The students to gain knowledge not only in commerce but also in other field of

study through non-major subject and skill based subjects

Undergraduate – BBA

Course Outcomes

CO1. Delineate the basic concepts in Business Letter Writing, Office Administration

CO2. Enumerate general financial accounting concepts, intermediate concepts for

assets, Liabilities and stakeholder’s

CO3. Classify compute cost and selling prices for the manufacturing producers or

service rendering establishment concerns

CO4. Discern the parts of Accounting for managerial decisions

CO5. Elicit distinctive organizations, organizational structures and management

CO6. Strategise economics skills into general and specific Business facets

CO7. Explain the various development phases of Indian economy

CO8. Characterise environment factors, Industrial Companies Act and Consumer

Protection Act

CO9. Classify the basic Laws of business pertaining to contracts, bailment, agency,

and enforcements

CO10. Envisage entrepreneurship and abutment of Government to entrepreneurs

CO11. Describe the fundamentals of computers and its applications in the various

areas of Business

CO12. Characterise individual’s contribution to organizational behaviour

CO13. Formulate statistics skills aligned to business specifications

CO14. Formulate mathematics skills relevant to business

CO15. Recognise the concepts of personality development

CO16. Articulate effective communication with apt grammar usage

CO17. Optimize management operations in creating and enhancing a firm’s

competitive advantages

CO18. Construe the basic concepts of marketing and its management

CO19. Denote the basic concepts of Financial Management

CO20. Cognise the nature, types and methods of social science research and report writing

CO21. Illustrate the concepts, needs and procedures for Insurance Policy

CO22. Identify the foundations and technological applications of MIS

CO23. Elucidate the basic concepts and procedures for conducting Internal Audit




spiritual aspects




Programme Outcomes

PO1. Administration and Management Knowledge: Cognise administration,

management concepts, principles related to business, human resource, service,

commodity marketing, banking, insurance, finance, resource requirements,

planning methods of acquiring the resources

PO2. Accounting and Application of Accounting Software: Design methods of

registering financial transactions, calculating financial transitions, verifying

and applying of accounting software

PO3. Human Resources Management and Statistics: Formulate statistical and

mathematical techniques, solutions to business oriented problems with the

optimum utilization of human resources

PO4. Economics and Law. Deduce basic and rudimentary economic principles for

decision-making and the Business law governing the promotion and

management of business


PSO1. Classify financial transactions, net result of transactions in terms of profit and

loss

PSO2. Understand the basics of Business law, Economics, Statistics and mathematics

pertaining to commerce

PSO3. Identify the provenances to establish and sustain firms with optimum

utilization of human and technological resources

Undergraduate – Biochemistry

Course Outcomes

CO1. Classify bio organic molecules’ structure and functions

CO2. Delineate qualitative analysis of biopolymer in analyzing Carbohydrate,

Amino acids, Proteins

CO3. Characterise bio organic compounds, their nutritive values, measurement,

balanced diet, diseases of malnutrition

CO4. Strategise techniques applied in Medical Laboratory

CO5. Develop vermicompost and mushroom, earthworms, mushroom culture

CO6. Synthesize computing principles, information networks with homology,

diversity and sequence analysis

CO7. Elicit basic fundamentals and states of matter, radiations, isomers, structure of

biomolecules and its applications, Hetero cyclic compounds, source of

electricity, separation & purification techniques, Natural product and drug

discovery

CO8. Distinguish techniques for the separation of Biomolecules

CO9. Cognise fundamental concepts of enzymes and its characteristics, kinetics,

coenzymes, biosensors, inhibition

CO10. Categorise anabolic and catabolic functions of the biomolecules such as

carbohydrate, proteins, lipids and nucleic acids

CO11. Analyse the organic molecules quantitatively

CO12. Describe the concepts of Biomolecules, genetic materials, its structures,

arrangements, replications, transcriptions

CO13. Identify microscopy, microorganisms, its structures, characteristics,

reproduction methods, antigen, antibody, its interactions, disease mechanisms

CO14. Explain concepts of preparing culture media, sterilization techniques, isolation

of microorganisms

CO15. Delineate genetic engineering, plant, animal biotechnology and its applications




spiritual aspects




CO19. Construct sentences in Arabic by applying basic grammatical rules, learn

Quran and Hadith, gain knowledge in history of Arabs and acquire skills in

Arabic letter writing

CO20. Understand the nature, functions, evolution and significance of Malayalam

language pertaining to LSRW skills.

Programme Outcomes

PO1. Quantitative Skills: Ability to prepare reagents for experiments accurately,

interpret experimental data and identify consistent and inconsistent

components

PO2. Technical Applications: Cognise technical applications in Enzyme

Technology, Biotechnology and Biochemistry to diagnose diseases


PSO1. Understanding the nature and fundamentals of chemistry and biology and the

principles of Biochemistry

PSO2. Discern the interdisciplinary nature of science and to understand the

relationship between science and society

PSO3. Demonstrate the aspects of the structure and functions of living things at a

molecular level Biochemistry

Undergraduate – Chemistry

Course Outcomes

CO1. Delineate atomic structures, quantum mechanics, bonding, periodic properties

of elements, organic reactions, lab safety and gaseous state of molecules.

CO2. Classify aromatic compounds and stereoisomerism.

CO3. Illustrate the applications of spectroscopy, analytical chemistry and gain basic

ideas of natural products.

CO4. Cognise photochemical reactions, catalysis, liquid state, adsorption and

equilibrium reactions, electrochemistry, molecular symmetries and molecular

spectroscopy.

CO5. Formulate phase rule, order of reactions, thermodynamics, and applications of

computer in chemistry.

CO6. Describe complexes, radioactivity, atom and hydrogen bomb.

CO7. Elucidate mathematical concepts, basic organic and inorganic chemistry

formulae, redox reactions, concepts of volumetric analysis, pH and aliphatic

hydrocarbons, and colloids.

CO8. Identify carbohydrates, drugs and its uses, hormones and vitamins.

CO9. Strategise different clinical lab techniques and basic analytical techniques.




spiritual aspects









Programme Outcomes

PO1. General chemistry: Understand organic reactions, lab hygiene and safety,

principles of qualitative analysis, acids and bases, ideal and real gases,

periodic properties of elements and the concepts of orbits, orbital and the

structure of atom.

PO2. Organic chemistry: Distinguish reaction mechanisms, molecular

rearrangements, UV, IR and NMR spectra of organic molecules, different

methods of isolation, purification and structural elucidation of natural products

and aromatic compounds and stereochemistry, and solve structural problems

with spectral data accumulated from spectral techniques.

PO3. Physical chemistry: Discern theoretical aspects of atomic structure, the basics

of electrochemistry, its relevance in modern industry and technology, phase

diagrams of one and two component systems, elementary ideas of

photochemistry, mathematical relationships in thermodynamics, quantum

mechanics, spectroscopy and physical and chemical systems in non-

spectroscopic techniques.

PO4. Inorganic chemistry: Construe the importance and applications of

coordination compounds, radioactive isotopes in industries, in medicine,

construction of atom bomb, hydrogen bomb and its impacts, the isolation of

metals from their ores.

PO5. Organic/ Pharmaceutical chemistry/ Medical laboratory technology/

Clinical biochemistry: Ascertain fundamental concepts in chemistry, drugs of

antimalarials, antibacterials, antibiotics, anaesthetics, determination of Hb,

RBC, WBC, Platelet, ESR, tests regarding typhoid, tuberculosis, HIV, Rh

factor, GTT and cholesterol.


PSO1. Apply the knowledge of chemistry in natural products, drugs, biological and

computer sciences.

PSO2. Formulate problem solving techniques, develop critical thinking, analytical

reasoning to design and perform experiments.

PSO3. Strategise and apply apt techniques in quality control labs, pharmaceutical

companies in addition to petrochemical, sugar, leather, dyeing, textile,

cosmetics, match, cement, fertilizer industries.

PSO4. Develop communication skills with comprehensive subject knowledge for

competitive examinations.

Undergraduate – Commerce

Course Outcomes

CO1. Comprehend Practical Knowledge in Business Letter writing

CO2. Establish working knowledge about the secretarial Practice

CO3. Acquire basic knowledge in communicative skill required for running the

business establishments or offices

CO4. Deal with that part of the Accounting for Managerial Decision.

CO5. Describe accounting concepts, conventions, Golden Rules of Accountancy and

Book keeping and the preparation of Final Accounts

CO6. Understand the Accounting concepts and it’s conventions at all levels

CO7. Cognise special types of accounts and accounting manuals to be followed in

public sector undertakings

CO8. Ascertain the cost of the products or services of various concerns.

CO9. Stimulate knowledge on that part of the economics for decision making

CO10. Acquire the mathematical knowledge needed for attending competitive

examinations.

CO11. Highlight the significance of becoming self-employed job providers.

CO12. Attain knowledge regarding insurance and the public and private sector

companies offering it.

CO13. Synthesise the working of Banking sectors and technologies empowering it.

CO14. Compute various taxes with the knowledge of tax structure and laws.

CO15. Focus on the statistics related to business decisions.

CO16. Recognise the laws enacted by the Government for establishing and running

business establishments




spiritual aspects




Programme Outcomes

PO1. Communicative Skills: Practical application and training in business letter

writing, Basic English grammar, and corporate correspondence and secretarial

practice.

PO2. Accountancy and Auditing : Categorize the methods of financial transactions,

entering and calculating the results and verify the authenticity of the

transactions by auditing.

PO3. Application of Accounting Software: Handle the accounting software for

tapping ample employment opportunities. Also the accounting principles for

managerial decision making

PO4. Economics: Reveal the basic and elementary economic principles for decision

making and understand the nature of the Indian economy.

PO5. Law: Acquire knowledge regarding Business laws that govern the promotion

and management of business undertakings.

PO6. Management: Conceptualize the Management principles related to Business,

Human Resource, Service Marketing, Banking, Insurance and Finance.

PO7. Statistics, Mathematics and Resource Management: Figure out solutions to

business oriented problems with the help of Statistics and Mathematics

techniques and also on optimum utilization of scarce resources.

PO8. Income Tax: Analyze the sources of personal income and compute the taxable

income and the amount of tax.


PSO1: Understand the nature and type of businesses and the procedures managing

them.

PSO2: Classify the financial transactions and thereby calculating the net result of the

transactions by the terms Profits/ Losses and also income tax calculations.

PSO3: Knowledge and understanding about Economics, Law, Statistics, Mathematics

pertaining to Commerce.

PSO4: Ability to provide guidelines in managing the affairs of companies/

undertakings

PSO5: Identify the resources required for running the concerns and their effective and

optimum utilization.

PSO6: Help pursue higher education in Management, Commerce and appearing for

the professional courses.

Undergraduate – Computer Science

Course Outcomes

CO1. Classify functional hierarchical code organizations, manage data structures,

arrays of complex objects, functional models, defensive programming

concepts

CO2. Differentiate object oriented programming, procedural oriented language, C++

features, data types, operating system, computer networks

CO3. Develop software in the Java programming language, user requirements for

software functionality

CO4. Design applications based upon the concepts of Java, Advance Java for

websites

CO5. Elicit architecture and functioning of database management systems, associated tools

and normalization techniques

CO6. Distinguish structured query language, syntax, transactions, database recovery and

techniques for query optimization

CO7. Perform algebraic operations, indices, logarithms, factorisation, expansion of

simple expressions and simplifications of fractions

CO8. Resolve linear programming problem, transportation problem and assignment

problem, maximum flow problem, shortest path problem, game theory and queuing

theory

CO9. Identify terms used in personal computer, hardware and software need for

personal computer

CO10. Design websites to meet specifications, HTML code, HTML pages, CSS,

JavaScript code, free scripts

CO11. Demonstrate basics of Unix, and Shell programming

CO12. Elicit the concepts of Quantitative Aptitude including time, work, numbers,

permutations, combinations, time speed, distance, percentages, ratios and

proportions, profit, loss, and geometry

CO13. Analyse data structure, algorithm methods and performance of program

CO14. Recognise asymptotic performance of algorithms, major and efficient

algorithms in common engineering design situations

CO15. Comprehend cellular concept, Frequency reuse, Hand-off strategies, equalization,

diversity reception techniques, digital cellular systems comprising GSM, GPRS,

WAP, cdma2000, and W-CDMA

CO16. Explain communication, basic terminologies in computer networks, protocols

in networking, services and features of protocol stack, Network services,

security and mechanisms to counter Network threats

CO17. Implement CPU scheduling algorithms and Bankers algorithm used for deadlock

avoidance and prevention

CO18. Illustrate computer graphics systems, design algorithms, two dimensional

transformations, techniques of clipping, three dimensional graphics, three

dimensional transformations, modelling, rendering, shading and animation

CO19. Formulate interactive multimedia devices, basic images, image formats

interactive multimedia devices, the basic concepts about images and image formats,

data compression techniques, image compression techniques, video compression

techniques, and the basic concepts about animation

CO20. Simulate software system, system modelling, system design, implementation,

unit and system testing, integration, source code management configuration

management, and release management




spiritual aspects









Programme Outcomes

PO1. Computer Language Skills. Demonstrate competence in algorithms, data

structures, programming languages, compilers, software engineering, social,

legal, ethical, and cultural ramifications of computer technology

PO2. Data Management Skills. Analyse, Navigate, Manage, Design, Plan,

Integrate data to sort out creative approaches, render specifications, explore

software functions and features

PO3. Mathematical Skills: Apply mathematical foundations, algorithmic

principles, and computer science theory in the modeling and design of

computer-based systems demonstrating design choices

PO4. Network Managements: Design, develop principles in the construction of

software and network systems of varying complexity


PSO1. Apply basic computer concepts in Mathematics, basic Sciences, Social

Sciences to identify, formulate and solve real life complex

PSO2. Discern ethical and management principles required to work in a team as well

as to lead a team

PSO3. Write effective project reports in multidisciplinary environment in the context

of changing technologies

PSO4. Understanding of the principles and working of the hardware and software

aspects of computer systems

PSO5. Provide effective and efficient real time solutions using acquired knowledge in

various domains

Undergraduate – Economics

Course Outcomes

CO1. Imbibe the basic concepts of micro economics and factors of production

CO2. Delineate the macro economics, National income calculation, employment and

inflation

CO3. Recognise the contributions of Economists in Economics

CO4. Discern managerial economics and decision making

CO5. Enumerate the aspects of statistics pertaining to economic applications

CO6. Characterise mathematics related to calculate profit, average cost, marginal

cost and related areas

CO7. Indentify the features and working conditions of market

CO8. Enumerate the significance of self employment and entrepreneurship

CO9. Discern the role of Industries and efforts in solving Industrial problems

CO10. Cognise human resource management and efforts in solving human capital

problems

CO11. Illustrate the basic structures of Indian economy and its problems

CO12. Synthesize agriculture and economic growth

CO13. Elicit economic planning systems and techniques

CO14. Describe tax structures, expenditure patterns, and budgeting principles

CO15. Elucidate monetary system and its impact on economy

CO16. Explain banking terminologies and banking technologies

CO17. Deduce the role of foreign Exchange and International currency problems

CO18. Characterise International trade and international economic problems

CO19. Enumerate population aspects and its awareness

CO20. Indentify the latest trends in demography

CO21. Classify basic facts associated with Socio-Economic religious History of

ancient India

CO22. Describe basics of economics and applications of computer in economics

CO23. Synthesize economics and environmental aspects




spiritual aspects









Programme Outcomes

PO1. Economics and laws. Envisage a rational choice applying economic

principles, diverse concepts connected with consumer and market equilibrium,

and administer economic precepts in real life situations by perceiving the

exemplar contributions of Economists in Economics

PO2. Statistics and Mathematics. Handle statistical data effectively in decision

making and perform basic quantitative analysis tools appropriate for the

discipline

PO3. Economics of Marketing. Identify the role of marketing in an economy,

performance of marketing in various sectors at the national and international

levels

PO4. Agriculture and Indian Economy. Cognise the ideological bases of the

Indian economy, significance, problems, prospects, evaluate performance and

offer remedies

PO5. Monetary Economics. Interpret the role of monetary policy, function of state

sectors, and review financial administration in Indian economy

PO6. International Economics. Elicit the concepts of international economics in

the context of privatization, Globalisation and Liberalization


PSO1. Understand the basic concepts of Economics, Law, Statistics and Mathematics

pertaining to Economics

PSO2. Enumerate the formation and framework of Indian Economics, International

Economics and to apply the concepts in the context of privatization,

Globalisation and Liberalization

PSO3. Recognise Economics concepts to prepare for competitive examinations held

at Regional and National levels

PSO4. Strategise computer applications in Economics with suitable MS Office tools

Undergraduate- English

Course Outcomes

CO1. Classify literary genres such as poetry, drama, prose, fiction, criticism with

pioneering examples

CO2. Distinguish major writers, authors, genres, and periods in British Literature

CO3. Discern a work/ author in cultural and historical contexts

CO4. Indentify the basic characteristics of divergent ages, literary genres,

movements, and terms

CO5. Describe the writings emerged in Indian subcontinent starting from post-

Independence area to the new-Millennium

CO6. Demonstrate fluency in English language speaking

CO7. Delineate the chronology of British monarchy and the nexus between

sovereignty, clergy, and society

CO8. Ascertain the intricacies in vocabulary and expressions

CO9. Ability to deliver a message clearly, effectively with appropriate body

language and voice projections

CO10. Identify the images of women, female experiences, feministic terms, history

and nature of women’s roles in society, politics, religion, and home

CO11. Explicate major themes, plots, characters and human relations in terms of

Shakespearean dramatic forms including tragedy, comedy, history, romance

CO12. Simulate English Language Teaching techniques to develop LSRW skills

CO13. Cognise the nature of creative writing through different genres, forms, and

individual writing styles

CO14. Explain the basic concepts, methods, linguistic nuances in translation theories

CO15. Recognise authors and writings from third world countries and situate a text in

postcolonial contexts

CO16. Demonstrate communication skills, soft skills, leadership qualities, and

knowledge to acquire, manage and process information

CO17. Possess critical thinking towards mass media, and analyse the trends in print

and digital modes

CO18. : Demonstrate basic knowledge about environment and acquire skills to help



spiritual aspects









Programme Outcomes

PO1. English Literature: Analyze and interpret literary text. Apply theoretical

approaches and critical reading of literary texts.

PO2. English Language Teaching: Introduced to communicate skills to define,

classify and understand the methods of communication to improve their

LSRW skills.

PO3. English Grammar: Improve and refine grammatical competence and

recognise and use verb phrases in all 12 tenses, expand and refine clause,

grammatical areas of strength and weakness in writer and oral communication

PO4. Creative Writing: Familiar with representative literary texts from a

significant number of historical, geographical and cultural contexts with

particular focus on the modern and contemporary periods.


PSO1. Demonstrate ability to write a poem, prose, drama and fiction

PSO2. Understand significant developments in the history of English and place them

in socio-cultural contexts.

PSO3. Have the capacity to identify instance of communication in the circumstance

of their own

PSO4. Demonstrate both formal and thematic aspects of texts in relationship to larger

culture and historical movements

PSO5. Comprehend in listening and reading use in speaking and writing and edit the

grammatical structures.

PSO6. Present their own literary works of others- orally in a public forum and bring

the written word of life for an audience.

Course Outcomes – Department of History - UG

CO1 - Explain the importance of Socio - economic and Political History of India

from ancient period to present period including freedom struggle in India.

CO2 - Provide knowledge on constitutional developments of India.

CO3 - Narrate the importance of Socio - economic and Political History of Tamil

Nadu and Tamil language.

CO4 - Describe how U.S.A. became a super power.

CO5 - Acquire knowledge about European countries.

CO6 - Understand the basic concepts of Islam and Arabs.

CO7 - Classify the Historical writings and research methodology.

CO8 - Identify different administrative units of India.

CO9 - Provide the importance of Eco-Tourism, Tourism Industry and

employment opportunities.

CO10 - Use History for Competitive Examinations.

CO11 - Identify International relations and World Organizations.

CO12 - Understand the various Governments of the Nations.

CO13 - Enumerate the Fundamentals of Computers and Internet.

CO14 - Describe the Economic developments of India.

CO15 - Identify latest developments in Local Self – Government.

CO16 - Create awareness on Human Rights.

CO17 - Explain how Archives are important for Research.

CO18 – Enables the students to study History of press and its impact on society.

CO19 - Provide contributions of Muslims towards Architecture.

CO20- Highlight the developments of Science and Technology from pre historic

period to present period.

CO21. Demonstrate basic knowledge about environment and acquire skills to help individuals in identifying and solving problems CO22. Develop the overall personality including physical, mental, emotional and

spiritual aspects


uses of language and gain proficiency in Listening, Speaking, Reading, Writing skills with the fundamental knowledge of grammar






Programme Outcomes – B.A. History

After the completion of the Bachelor Degree in History the students are expected to

have comprehensive knowledge in the following papers of the courses.

PO1. History of India;

From this paper students have acquired wide range of knowledge about India’s Past

particularly from Pre-history to Independence. The students have attained comprehensive

knowledge about the Contemporary history of India and its foreign policy. Through the wide

range of knowledge about socio-political and economic history of India which enabled them

to clear competitive examinations.

PO2. History of Tamil Nadu;

This paper enabled the students to attain wide knowledge on the history of Early

Tamilagham, particularly various dynasties, administration, culture and maritime trade. They

have attained deep understanding the role of Tamil Nadu in India’s freedom struggle.

PO3. History of Europe;

Students have acquired comprehensive knowledge of Europe from ancient to modern

period such as polity, culture and their impact in and around Europe.

PO4. History of U.S.A:

This paper provides knowledge about the Modern History of U.S.A and the growth of

U.S.A as a supreme power in the world.

PO5. History of Arabs:

This paper inculcated the values of Islam, and its contribution to the world in the field

of Polity, Literature, Science, Arts and Architecture. It exchanges idea about Islamic

Societies.

PO6. Elements of Historiography:

From this paper the students have acquired knowledge about the history of historical

writings and methodology of research. It covered how historians have studied a particular

topic using different techniques and sources.

PO7. Public Administration:

This paper helped the students to acquire knowledge about the different

administrative units of the government of the India and implementation of government

policies.

PO8. Tourism and Travel Management:

This paper made students employable and focused on the fast rising industries and

marketing the tourism product.

PO9. Journalism:

This paper enabled the students to understand the role of press in the enlightened

society.

Programme Specific Outcomes – B.A. History

PSO1 - Understand the social condition, economic condition, religious condition and

political condition of India from ancient period to present day.

PSO2 - Explain how constitutional developments took place.

PSO3 - Recognize how History is useful for Competitive Examinations.

PSO4 - Exhibit how History Teaches lessons, morals and ethics.

Undergraduate – Information Technology

Course Outcomes

CO1. Understand procedural language concepts, write program in C language

CO2. Understand and learn applications of discrete structures in Computer Science

CO3. Develop perspectives on IT industry, types of computers and its peripherals

CO4. Deduce Object Oriented programming concepts and develop programs in C++

CO5. Illustrate digital circuits, multiplexing and interfacing of various components

CO6. Understand internal structure of the data, algorithms to store the data and

complexity of each algorithm

CO7. Understand Transportation problem, shortest route models and decision

making for real time environment

CO8 Troubleshoot the computer hardware problems, ideas on assembly language

programming

CO9. Understand RDBMS concepts and programming with Oracle by DDL, DCL

and DML queries

CO10. Illustrate concepts of numerical analysis and statistical methods for Computer

Science

CO11. Describe the technical details of JPEG and MPEG families of standards

CO12. Understand object-oriented paradigms of java and write Java programs

CO13. Explicate process synchronization, scheduling, CPU utilization and various aspects

of an operating system

CO14. Develop the skill and knowledge of Web page design

CO15. Demonstrate knowledge of embedded system, mapping of real world scenes

onto a system, 2D and 3D representation of an image in computer graphics,

and understand the personal traits of human and authentication system based

on it

CO16. Understand the formation of earth, ways to manage the disasters and

pollutions

CO17. Understand the life cycle model, cost model and various processes of software

engineering

CO18. Distinguish guided and unguided media, protocols used in networks,

Computational Paradigms to Find Patterns and Regularities in Databases by

examining aspects of expert systems

CO19. Cognise current architecture, services and instantiations of the Grid;

Improve the numerical and logical ability




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Programme Outcomes

PO1. Software Programming Skills. Develop web applications, windows

applications, debug the code, and test the code, ethics and values of team

member of software project team

PO2. Data Management Skills. Analyse, navigate, manage, and design, optimize

and implement system solutions using appropriate algorithms of varying

complexity, data analytics like pattern recognition and knowledge discovery

PO3. Mathematical Skills: Deduce truth of the statement, Turing machine, apply

automata theory, and more computer science theory in the modelling and

design of computer-based systems demonstrating design choices

PO4. Hardware and Network Managements: Troubleshooting, configuring LAN,

MAN, WAN, Firewalls, Internet Protocol, network security


PSO1. Provide solutions to the modern day problems by computerizing it and

improvise the existing system to make it simple

PSO2. Able to play a significant role in a software project team, promote ethical

values, supporting team members

PSO3. Adapt to latest technologies by examining it, and validate its usefulness in

implementing current system

PSO4. Establish System software that runs at booting time of operating system and

loading necessary drivers for the each hardware attached to the system

PSO5. Use acquired knowledge to develop new technologies that help in saving the

time and cost of humans work

Undergraduate – Mathematics

Course Outcomes

CO1. Classify the difference between equations and simple identities

CO2. Form sequence and obtain series corresponding to sequences

CO3. Identify the nature and solution of algebraic equations

CO4. Focus surface areas, surface coordinates and other mathematical aspects of

three dimensional objects

CO5. Enumerate values of trigonometric functions for key angles in all quadrants of

the unit circle

CO6. Simulate concepts based on programming language to link operating systems

and computer networks

CO7. Create, store and comply office information for digitalization

CO8. Describe reflective motion inertial and non inertial reference frames

CO9. Determine mathematical conjectures and establish theorems from complex

analysis

CO10. Demonstrate the connectivity among matrix algebra, linear algebra, abstract

algebraic structures with numbers

CO11. Delineate the nature of Vector spaces and its properties

CO12. Determine solutions of first order, second order, and higher order

homogeneous and non homogeneous differential equation by applying manual

and technology based methods

CO13. Competency to read mathematical and statistical literature of various types

including survey articles, books and online sources

CO14. Understand the mathematical tools that are needed to solve optimization

problems

CO15. Implement algorithms to find out the components of a graph and a digraph




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Programme Outcomes

PO1. Calculus: Develops the concepts of limits, derivative and integral and use the

differential to determine the error of approximations and is fundamental for

many fields of mathematics

PO2. Trigonometry: Identify the inherit restriction on the domain and find the

range of trigonometric function and able to solve the trigonometric problems

PO3. Analytical geometry: Able to apply trigonometric, logarithmic and

polynomial function to solve problems, choose appropriate mathematical

function to model physical phenomena

PO4. Algebra: Applying concepts of expression, equation, inequality to investigate

and describe relationship and analyse the nature and find solution of algebraic

equations

PO5. Analysis: Understand numbers, way of representing numbers, relationship

among numbers and number system, communicate and interpret quantitative

information and mathematical ideas

PO6. Statistics: Critically analyze the validity of a statistical statement by

considering the data and appropriateness of statistical method and able to

identify and use applicable math skills in statistics and probability

PO7. Applications: Acquire both theoretical and conceptual idea under the topics in

mechanics, Graph theory, operation research, numerical analysis and some

computer applications like C, C++ with practical knowledge


PSO1. Understand the basic concepts of Calculus, Trigonometry, 3d Geometry,

Vector calculus, Analysis, Algebra, and Statistics

PSO2. Create, corroborate, and evaluate hypotheses, theories, and methods with

adequate proof

PSO3. Solve complex problems by critical thinking and explicate a solution in real

life situations

PSO4. Acquire, analyse, synthesize and interpret data to write reports by applying

basic mathematical rules

PSO5. Apply mathematical skills in the field of computer to create relevant database

records encapsulating multiple variables

Undergraduate – Microbiology

Course Outcomes

CO1. Classify basic concepts in Microbiology and the basic structure, features of

microbes

CO2. Elicit the importance of bio molecules and different metabolic pathways

CO3. Strategise basic techniques to work in microbiological laboratories

CO4. Delineate the basic concepts of molecular biology and microbial genetics

CO5. Describe the structure and functions of immune system

CO6. Synthesize basic laboratory techniques in molecular biology and immunology

CO7. Deduce applications of microbiology in various fields such as clinical,

agricultural, industrial, food and computer sciences

CO8. Formulate applications of gene cloning in various fields

CO9. Determine physiology of plants and human system

CO10. Explain the basic structure of cell and the mechanism of various cell

regulations

CO11. Enumerate the importance of statistics and Mendelian genetics in life science

CO12. Describe the basics of ecosystem and the importance of environment in life

CO13. Cognise laboratory principles, safety methods and clinical diagnosis of

infectious diseases

CO14. Demonstrate the importance of Hematology and Clinical Biochemistry

CO15. Construe the functioning of microbial cells and life cycle of microorganisms

CO16. Characterise Enzymes, co factors and applications of enzymes in various

fields




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Programme Outcomes

PO1. Microbiology Knowledge: Theoretical cognisance and practical knowledge

in basic microbiology, biochemistry, dairy technology, diagnostic

microbiology, medical lab technology and microbial physiology

PO2. Biochemical techniques: Demonstrate basic principles and applications of

various biochemical techniques and the working mechanisms of the

instruments

PO3. Practical Skills: Plan and execute safely a series of experiments by applying

various methods in applied microbiology

PO4. Economic development and dairy technology: Ascertain the quality and

safety of dairy food, hygienic measurements, prevention of adulteration and

contribute for the regional and national economic development.

PO5. Transferable Skills: Integrate, evaluate information from a variety of

resources and apply statistical skills with the assistance of information and

communication technology


PSO1. Understand the basic concepts of microorganisms

PSO2. Elicit analytical and practical skills in basic and applied microbiological

techniques

PSO3. Illustrate guidelines for quality control in various industries such as food,

pharmaceutical and diagnosis of infectious diseases

PSO4. Demonstrate skills for self employment in the areas of mushroom cultivation,

production of bio fertilizer and establishment of a diagnostic center

Undergraduate – Physics

Course Outcomes

CO1. Delineate the basic concepts of Mechanics and relativity, covering space

science technology

CO2. Determine the macroscopic properties of matter and sound for various

applications in industries

CO3. Simulate practical knowledge with theoretical understanding of various

electrical circuits and instruments

CO4. Cognise the statistical nature of physical systems from energy perspectives

CO5. Classify physical interaction between the particles, exhibiting electric fields,

magnetic fields and light

CO6. Identify the behaviour and properties of light, its interactions with matter.

CO7. Describe the post-Newtonian concept of physics

CO8. Distinguish the basic concepts of atomic nuclei, high energy particles and its

energy counterpart to human life

CO9. Characterise the functions of semiconductors and its contribution to various

electronic devices

CO10. Elucidate the basic concepts of Opto- electronic and photonic equipments, its

applications in various fields and devices such as LED, LCD, LDR, etc.

CO11. Ascertain macroscopic properties of the objects in terms of microscopic view

CO12. Illustrate microscopic structures and physical properties of solid state

materials and their applications

CO13. Explain the basic principles of digital systems and its applications.




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Programme Outcomes

PO1. Mechanics: Theoretical cognisance and practical knowledge of the material

bodies with speed lower than the speed of light, size greater than the atom.

PO2. Electricity and Electromagnetism: Demonstrate macroscopic aspects of

electrons and its effects emerging as electricity, magnetism and

electromagnetism

PO3. Design and Development of Electrical Circuits: Design and development of

various electrical circuits and their applications from ordinary household

devices to the wireless communication technology.

PO4. Nuclear Physics: Understand the properties of nucleus, their usage in terms of

nuclear power, weapons, nuclear diagnostics and medicine, etc.

PO5. Digital/Analog Electronics: Indentify the role of electronics in human life to

super computers and study the device application of electrons both in

continuous and discrete form

PO6. Optics/Spectroscopy/Lasers: Understanding the interaction of

electromagnetic waves with material bodies, emerging in various fields such

as optics and spectroscopy and lasers.

PO7. Applied Physics: Acquire conceptual and theoretical ideas of electromagnetic

waves, their interaction with matter and their applications related to optical,

industrial and medical and opto-electronic devices.


PSO1. Understand the nature and basic concepts in physics including the classical

mechanics, EM and modern physics

PSO2. Elicit the analytical methods required to interpret and analyse results and draw

conclusions as supported by the data

PSO3. Utilise a wide range of printed and electronic resources and information

technologies to support research on physical systems and physical phenomena

PSO4. Design and conduct experiments demonstrating scientific methods and

processes

PSO5. Demonstrate communication skills related to physics and the impact of

physics in daily life

Undergraduate – Zoology

Course Outcomes

CO1. Classify symmetry, general characters of various phyla, and different grades of

organization

CO2. Recognize four major characteristics of chordates, phylum chordates, external

and internal anatomy of animals

CO3. Elicit the structure and basic components of Prokaryotic, Eukaryotic cells,

cellular components generating energy in the cells

CO4. Describe living organisms developed from earlier forms during the

history of the earth, basic concepts of growth, regeneration, aging, fertilization

and cleavage process

CO5. Distinguish species, population, communities, ecosystem, biomes, habitat,

Niche, symbiosis, factors affecting population size, density, distribution

and dynamics

CO6. Delineate types of bacterial media, cultural characteristics for bacteria,

microscopic properties for microorganism, principles and techniques of

staining methods

CO7. Elucidate the Mendelian and non mendelian modes of inheritance, passage of

genetic traits across generations, chromosome behaviour and changes in the

chromosome structure

CO8. Develop industrial processes for production of antibiotics, enzymes,

techniques for tissue culture, cell culture and organ transplantation, biological

process of plant disease control

CO9. Demonstrate molecular machinery of living cells, basic mechanism of

metabolic control and molecular signalling, fundamental processes,

mechanisms serving and controlling various functions of the body




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Programme Outcomes

PO1. Ornamental fish culture: Strategise to set up an ornamental fish unit, its

maintenance, guidelines for ornamental fish project formation and production

PO2. Poultry science: Discern key concepts in poultry production, respectful

management of animals, environment, avian structure, its form and function

PO3. Economic zoology: Cognise applications of zoological knowledge, including

culturing animals for mass production and utility, for the benefits of mankind

PO4. Economic entomology: Ascertain economic significance on apiculture and

forest entomology structural insects’ biological control to help the agricultural

community to battle against the insect pests

PO5. Fishery biology: Integrate the information gathering, decision-making

analysis, regulations or rules governing fisheries activities in order to ensure

the resources and the accomplishment of other fisheries management


PSO1. Identify the major groups of organisms with an emphasis on animals and be

able to classify them within a phylogenetic framework. Students will be able

to compare and contrast the characteristics of animals that differentiate them

from other forms of life.

PSO2. Understand the basic concepts in cell and its components which are used to

generate and utilize energy besides the development of various animals.

PSO3. Competence in distinguishing the anatomy of various animals and understand

the physiological process.

PSO4. Explicate the ecological interconnectedness of life on earth by tracing energy

and nutrient flows through the environment.

PSO5. Students will be able to apply fundamental statistical tools and physical

principles (physics, chemistry) to the analysis of relevant biological situations.

PSO6. Synthesis of information from the biological literature and communication of

it effectively in writing.

Postgraduate- Chemistry

Course Outcomes

CO1. Determine electron displacements and mechanisms of organic reactions.

CO2. Recognise stereochemistry, conformation and mechanisms of organic

reactions and terpenoids and vitamins.

CO3. Classify different organic spectroscopic and analytical methods in organic

compounds and about steroids, also about certain alkaloids and antibiotics.

CO4. Distinguish amino acids, carbohydrates, mechanism in molecular

rearrangements and green chemistry and micro wave synthesis.

CO5. Identify the geometry of molecules, properties of various bonds, different

types of solids and their electrical conductivity, various structures in certain

inorganic compounds and metals.

CO6. Ascertain bioinorganic compounds and mechanisms of inorganic complexes.

CO7. Delineate rearrangement mechanisms, shift reagent’s uses, orbital degeneracy

of various molecules and spectral data.

CO8. Describe fusion and fission mechanism, radioactive elements, process of

nuclear power reactor.

CO9. Cognise laws of thermodynamics, statistical thermodynamics, phase rule and

electro chemistry.

CO10. Illustrate group theory and spectroscopy.

CO11. Formulate Quantum mechanics frame works and instrumentation in nano

science.

CO12. Elucidate rate of reactions, adsorption and chemical reactions by absorption of

light radiations.

CO13. Construe the drugs and their interactions with various organs of humans,

synthesis of new drugs and their biological activities, therapeutic uses of

steroids, alkaloids and antibiotics.

CO14. Elicit electro analytical, thermo analytical and spectro analytical methods.

CO15. Device techniques to prevent environmental pollutions.

CO16. Characterise types of polymers, polymerization techniques and polymer

processing.

Programme Outcomes

PO1. Organic Chemistry: Demonstrate knowledge about Electron displacement,

Stereochemistry, aromaticity, Oxidation and Reduction, Reagents in organic

synthesis, Conformational analysis, mechanism of organic reactions, natural

products, Organic spectroscopy, Alkaloids, Antibiotics, Molecular

rearrangements, Green Chemistry and Synthetic methods.

PO2. Inorganic Chemistry: Recognise Covalent bond, Bond properties and ionic

bonding, solid state chemistry, Inorganic chains - Rings and cages, metals,

Coordination compounds, bioinorganic compounds, Complexes of π-acceptor

ligands, Inorganic spectroscopy, Nano chemistry, Structure of nucleus and

radioactive decay, Lanthanides and Actinides and computers in chemistry.

PO3. Physical Chemistry: Acquire knowledge about thermodynamics, Chemical

and Phase equilibria, electrochemistry, Group theory, Molecular and Spin

Resonance Spectroscopy, Quantum mechanics, Instrumentation in nano

chemistry, Chemical kinetics, Catalysis, Surface and Photo and Radiation

chemistry.

PO4. Medicinal/Pharmaceutical/Analytical/Environmental/Polymer

Chemistry: Apply appropriate techniques, resources in the fields of

medicinal, pharmaceutical, analytical chemistry and polymer chemistry.


PSO1. Cognise the nature, functions, and concepts of Organic, Inorganic,

Physical, Nano, Medicinal, Analytical and Polymer chemistry

PSO2. Develop and synthesise chemistry experiments to adopt real life situations

PSO3. Demonstrate reading, listening, writing and speaking skills in communicating

subject related topics besides commonplace communications

PSO4. Formulate basic level research ideas in different areas of chemistry

Postgraduate – Commerce

Course Outcomes

CO1. Deal with accounting transactions of organisations such as limited companies,

banks, insurance companies and statutory companies in accordance with law.

CO2. Gain traction with the various branches of Accounting such as Financial, Cost

and Management Accounting for effective decision making.

CO3. Delineate the knowledge in communicative skill required for running the

business establishments or offices

CO4. Focus on the personnel management, considering human as a vital source for

the success of the industrial and business undertakings.

CO5. Cognise the sources and methods of procuring money, managing the procured

money and methods of payout to the stake holders of the companies.

CO6. Compute direct and indirect tax with in depth knowledge on tax structure

and laws.

CO7. Focus on the optimum utilization of the resources in undertakings for profit

maximization or cost minimization.

CO8. Determine the cost and selling price of the products produced and services

rendered by various concerns.

CO9. Understand the importance of marketing for the growth of the business

enterprises.

CO10. Enable to orient on the working of International business system.

.

CO11. Synthesise the entrepreneurial traits to build and promote a successful business

enterprises.

CO12. Envisage basis ideas in research and seek viable solutions for the research

problems.

Programme Outcomes

PO1. Accounting: Ability to prepare financial statements in accordance generally

accepted accounting principles and proper recording of it, thereby ascertaining

the efficiency of non profit organisations and profitability of business

enterprises.

PO2. Management: Reveal the management concepts and principles for managerial

decision making.

PO3. Law: Acquire knowledge regarding Business laws that govern the promotion

and management of business undertakings.

PO4. HRM: Conceptualize the policies and procedures related to effective

managing of Human Resource

PO5. Statistics, Mathematics and Resource Management: Figure out solutions to

business oriented problems with the help of Statistics and Mathematics

techniques and also on optimum utilization of scarce resources.

PO6. Tax: Analyze the sources of personal income and compute the taxable income

and the amount of tax.

PO7. CRM: Cognise the customer’s needs wants and expectations and offer them

products and services to fulfil their needs profitably.

PO8. Entrepreneurship: Acquaint with the entrepreneurial traits required to start

and run a business enterprise in a successful manner.

PO9. Research: Envisage research ideas and seek viable solutions for the research

problems.


PSO1: Gain profound knowledge on environment that governs businesses and

strategise ways to manage them effectively.

PSO2: Prepare the financial statements in accordance with the generally accepted

accounting principles and thereby calculate the net result in terms of Profits/

Losses.

PSO3: Ability to orient on the subjects such as Economics, Law, Statistics,

Mathematics pertaining to managing the commercial enterprises.

PSO4: Provide guidelines in managing the affairs of companies/ undertakings in

accordance with the laws that govern them.

PSO5: Acquaint with skills required to formulate projects that enable one to start and

manage the business on their own.

Postgraduate- Economics

Course Outcomes

CO1. Elicit deeper understanding of Micro Economic Theories, concepts pertaining

to consumer and market equilibrium

CO2. Delineate Macro Economic events and concepts interfaced between national

income and employment equilibrium

CO3. Enumerate the basic techniques, tools of mathematics correlated to economics

CO4. Recognise the ideological bases of the Indian economy and the efforts in

solving economic problems

CO5. Integrate agriculture and economics

CO6. Discern tax structure, public expenditure, revenue, debt, Fiscal policy and

fiscal federalism

CO7. Envisage the role of International Economics and Indian pursuance in solving

various International Problems

CO8. Explicate the value of environment, evaluate problems of environment, and

offer remedies

CO9. Demonstrate applications of computer in economics

CO10. Cognise the basic concepts of Economics to qualify SET/ NET

CO11. Ascertain the role of Industries and the effort in solving various Industrial

problems

CO12. Ability to develop creative awareness and concern for the significance of

Human resources

CO13. Deduce the basic techniques of Research aligned with economics and develop

critical insights to solve economic problems with the help of Research tools

Programme Outcomes

PO1. Economics and Laws. Demonstrate theoretical cognisance and practical

applications of economics and laws to solve complex economic problems

PO2. Quantitative Techniques. Formulate methods of data collection, statistical

tools based on Mathematical techniques to solve economic problems

PO3. Fiscal Economics. Indentify tax structure, public expenditure, revenue, debt,

Fiscal policy and fiscal federalism

PO4. Agriculture and Indian Economy. Recognise the ideological bases of the

Indian economy and significance of various sectors in the growth of Indian

economy

PO5. International Economics and Foreign Exchange. Apply the concepts of

international economics and foreign Exchange in the context of privatization,

Globalisation and Liberalization


PSO1. Understand the basic concepts of economics to solve day to day problems

PSO2. Ascertain law and mathematical techniques pertaining to Economics

PSO3. Elucidate the concepts of international economics and to apply the concepts in

the context of privatization, Globalization and Liberalization and Currencies

PSO4. Exhibit basic knowledge of computer and applications in economics and in

specific to handle MS Office tools

PSO5. Acquire basic techniques of Research relating to economics and the knowledge

of applying research tools in practical field work

Course Outcomes – Department of History - PG

CO1 - Highlight the development of society and economy in India from ancient period to

present period including monuments.

CO2 - Explain the History of Tamilagam, Tamil culture and Tamil language from pre

historic period to present period.

CO3 - Describe how our freedom fighters fought against the British.

CO4 - Synthesize latest scientific and technological developments from pre historic period

to present period.

CO5 - Illustrate different countries of Europe union and their civilizations.

CO6 - Enumerate the significance of non – history subjects for competitive examinations.

CO7 - Recognize the importance of administration in day today affairs.

CO8 - Discuss the reason behind U.S.A. become a super power.

CO8 - Highlight the importance of the principles of Islam.

CO9 - Explain world Organizations and world Wars.

CO10 - Analyze the constitutional developments of India.

CO11 - Elucidate research methodology.

CO8 - Highlight the visiting historical places.

Programme Outcomes – M.A. History

After the completion of the Master degree in History the students are expected to have

comprehensive knowledge in the following papers of the courses.

PO1. History of India;

From this paper students have acquired wide range of knowledge about India’s Past

particularly from Pre-history to Independence. The students have attained comprehensive

knowledge about the Contemporary history of India and its foreign policy. Through the wide

range of knowledge about socio-political and economic history of India which enabled them

to clear competitive examinations.

PO2. History of Tamil Nadu;

This paper enabled the students to attain wide knowledge on the history of Early

Tamilagham, particularly various dynasties, administration, culture and maritime trade. They

have attained deep understanding the role of Tamil Nadu in India’s freedom struggle.

PO3. History of Europe;

Students have acquired comprehensive knowledge of Europe from ancient to modern

period such as polity, culture and their impact in and around Europe.

PO4. History of U.S.A:

This paper provides knowledge about the Modern History of U.S.A and the growth of

U.S.A as a supreme power in the world.

PO5. History of Arabs:

This paper inculcated the values of Islam, and its contribution to the world in the field

of Polity, Literature, Science, Arts and Architecture. It exchanges idea about Islamic

Societies.

PO6. Elements of Historiography:

From this paper the students have acquired knowledge about the history of historical

writings and methodology of research. It covered how historians have studied a particular

topic using different techniques and sources.

PO7. Public Administration:

This paper helped the students to acquire knowledge about the different

administrative units of the government of the India and implementation of government

policies.

Programme Specific Outcomes – M.A. History

PSO1 - Understand the social, economic, religious and political conditions of India

from ancient period to present period.

PSO2 - Explain how constitutional developments took place.

PSO3 - Recognize how History is useful for Competitive Examinations.

PSO4 - Exhibit how History Teaches lessons, morals and ethics.

Postgraduate- M.Com (CA)

COURSE OUTCOMES

CO1: Understand the Basic Concepts and Application of Business Statistics in Business

and Management

CO2: Gain Advanced Knowledge and Skill Relating to Advanced Accounting Principles

and Practices

CO3: Acquire the essential skills of Business Administration

CO4: Understand principles of quantitative techniques and its usages.

CO5: Understand the Basic Principles of Service Marketing.

CO6: Upgrade their Knowledge on Industrial policy Resolution,Foreign Direct Investment

CO7: Understand the Basic Principles of Direct Taxes

CO8: Basic Knowledge on the Banking Aspects and Practical banking Transactions.

CO9: Acquire the Knowledge About the Value of Human Resource and Management of

Human Resource.

CO10: Basic Knowledge on the Corporate Communication Details.

CO11: Acquire the Knowledge in Management of Personnel and Understanding the

Importance of Industrial Relations

CO12: Understand the Various Techniques of Cost and Management Accounting in

Business Decision Making Process.

CO13: Expertise in Creating Web Page, after the successful completion of the Course the

student must know the Concepts of Internet and design a Web Page

CO14: Understand the Concepts Like Data Abstraction, Inheritance & Polymorphism and

to Become Familiar With the Features of Object Oriented Programming.

CO15: Able to Write Programs in each Language: By the End of the Class, Students

Become Closely Familiar Concepts and Topics

CO16: Gain a Broad Understanding of the Discipline of Software Engineering and its

Application to the Development of and Management of Software Systems.

PROGRAMME OUTCOMES

PO1: Accounting knowledge: Apply the knowledge of mathematics, Social science,

accounting fundamentals, and computer specialization to the solution of complex

accounting & management problems.

PO2: Project management and finance: Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of

management & software engineering principles and apply these to one’s own

work, as a member and leader in a team. Manage project in multidisciplinary

environments.

PO3: Computer Knowledge: Apply knowledge of computing fundamentals, computing

specialization, mathematics, and domain knowledge appropriate for the

computing specialization to the abstraction and conceptualization of computing

models from defined problems and requirements.

PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES

PSO1: Learners will be able to recognize features and roles of businessmen, entrepreneur,

Managers, consultant, which will help learners to possess knowledge and other

soft skills and to react aptly when confronted with critical decision making.

PSO 02: Leaner’s will acquire the skills like effective communication, decision making,

problem solving in day to day business affairs and advance research in the field of

commerce and Computer.

PSO 03: Learners will involve in various co-curricular activities to demonstrate relevancy

of foundational and theoretical knowledge of their academic major and to gain

practical exposure.

Postgraduate – Computer Science

Course Outcomes

CO1. Understand logic, probability, graph theory, abelian group, finite automata in

discrete mathematics

CO2. Understand number system, digital circuits, basic gates used in digital

computer system.

CO3. Understand data structures like Stacks, Queues, List, Searching and Sorting

algorithms

CO4. Understand procedural, object oriented concepts and Write C and C++

Language programs with advanced concepts

CO5. Understand and Develop event based programming in Microsoft VB.Net

CO6. Understand Conceptual, logical, physical models of DBMS, and Programming

with Oracle database

CO7. Understand batch processing, scheduling policy like FIFO, SJF, and virtual

memory in an operating system

CO8. Understand 2D and 3D rendering and transformations. Also, provides an idea

of graphics Packages PHIGS, GKS

CO9. Understand Knowledge discovery in database, data warehousing and data

mining

CO10. Understand computer algorithms to perform image processing on digital

images

CO11. Understand the concepts of object-oriented, event driven programming

paradigms and write programs using these paradigms using Java

CO12. Understand network infrastructures, issues of the information transfer through

the network with the required quality of services parameters

CO13. Understand software Engineering activities, project management which

includes planning, scheduling, delivery

CO14. Understand the OSI, TCP/IP network protocols, architectures, and Network

layers

CO15. Write and debug programs in C#, ASP.net

CO16. Understand and develop programs using the open source technology PHP

CO17. Understand cloud computing technologies including PaaS,IaaS, SaaS and

Cloud providers like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft

CO18. Describe the lexical analysis, parsing and code generation and optimization

phases of compilation, and design a compiler for a concise programming

language; knowledge of problem solving using AI techniques, expert systems

CO19. Understand basics of computer system such as storage, Software, Hardware,

Network and Internet

CO20. Learn the software development process in practical; develop a software

product with in the given duration

Programme Outcomes

PO1. Computer Hardware skills. Have idea on combinatorial and sequential

circuits, and knowledge on basic gates, knows designing a circuit that fits for

different operations performed on a computer system.

PO2. Data Management Skills. Knows access rights, DBA role, TCL, SQL

language that help in managing the data in a database.

PO3. Analytical Skills: with the knowledge on the mathematics, the familiarity

with FA, DFA, knows problem solving methods that yield a solution.

PO4. Software Professional skills: with hands-on experience in developing a short

term project during his tenure as a student, can have expertise as a team

member of software project team.


PSO1. Develop a software product, debug the code, test the code, and deliver the

product, maintenance activity for the software product

PSO2. Run a personal computer, and install an operating system and drivers for the

hardware used in the system

PSO3. Enhance the quality of the image; produce 2D and 3D view of an image

PSO4. Configure a personal computer on any network like LAN, MAN, WAN

PSO5. Save the cost and time of a company by using latest technologies like cloud

computing, mobile computing, grid computing, and expert systems according

to the needs of the company

Postgraduate – Mathematics

Course Outcomes

CO1. Describes the algebraic theorems and proof techniques and to solve system of

linear equations and recognize the concept of vector spaces, matrix algebra

and linear transformations

CO2. Focuses on Galois groups and to apply the group’s theoretic information to

deduce results about fields and polynomials

CO3. Understand the fundamentals of measure theory and theorems underlying the

theory of integration

CO4. Demonstrate capacity for mathematical reasoning, proving and explaining

concept from real analysis

CO5. Identify an ordinary and partial differential equations and find solutions using

various methods

CO6. Deals with fundamental concepts in graph theory with some of its modern

applications

CO7. Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the dynamics of system of

particles , motion of rigid body, lagrangian and Hamiltonian formulation of

classical mechanics

CO8. Formulate and analyse the mathematical statistics and problems

CO9. Knowledge in the theory of integer from the list of axioms and explore some

research problem in number theory

CO10. Provides the counting strategy to solve and analyse problems involving the

combinations, distributions and combinatoric identities

Programme Outcomes

PO1. Algebra: Explain the fundamental concepts of advanced algebra and their role

in modern mathematics and applied contexts and apply problem solving using

advanced algebraic techniques

PO2. Analysis: Read analyse and write logical arguments to prove mathematical

concepts and demonstrate a competence in formulating, analysing and solving

problems in several core areas of mathematics

PO3. Statistics: Demonstrate knowledge of probability and standard statistical

distributions and ability to perform complex data management and analysis

and knowledge of classical and repeated measures multivariate methods and

computational technique

PO4. Topology: Analyse complex networks such as social networks, biological

networks, internet etc.

PO5. Differential geometry: Analyze and solve complex problems using

appropriate techniques from differential geometry knowledge in application

like theoretical physics and geometrical analysis

PO6. Applications: Understand both theoretical and conceptual idea under the

topics in mechanics, Graph theory, operation research and numerical analysis


PSO1. A research oriented learning that develops analytical and integrative problem

solving approaches

PSO2. Identify, formulate, research literature and analyze complex problems reaching

substantiated conclusions using the principles of mathematical science

PSO3. Develop problem solving skills and apply them independently to problems in

pure and applied mathematics

PSO4. Assimilate complex mathematical ideas and arguments and develop abstract

mathematical thinking

PSO5 . Possesses a broad fundamental knowledge in mathematics as a basis for

understanding a variety of methods and applications and ability for

professional development and flexibility

PROGRAMME OUTCOME – M.A., TAMIL

The pupil those who have been completing M.A. Tamil will get the

following benefits.

Literary Knowledge:

The students learn the whole literature of Tamil and applying the same for

their day – to day life.

Competitive Examinations :

This course of study gives the adequate knowledge to face the competitive

examinations.

Profession :

It produces lot of chances to get the job opportunities from the field of

teaching, news agencies, media, film agencies, documentation and the personality

development.

PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOME – M.A.,TAMIL.,

PS 01 : Devotional Literature enables the students to learn about the various

religious faiths and customs. It makes the social unity among the students and

make them to become the good citizens in this world.

PS 02 : Through comparing , Modern and New literatures, the students can

learn about the various cultures, world wide ideas and human values.

PS 03. : Through the psychological and intellectual characters from this

literature enlightens the wisdom of the pupil and provides the chance to increase

their own personality with worldwide knowledge.

DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL

M.A.,TAMIL

SEMESTER-I

16 PTMC 11- Modern Literature

Introducing the various Literary Genres and dramas and enable them to

produce an innovative ideas.

16 PTMC -12 Grammar and Linguistics

Learning about the Linguistic ideas from Tholkabbium and Nannul

through Comparative studies.

16 PTMC 22 – Grammar and Linguistics

Understanding the Grammar and Linguistics with the help of the classical

literature.

16 PTMC -13 Medieval Literature

Introducing the Medieval Literature from 10th century – 16th century.

16 PTMC 14 Comparative Literature

Comparing one literature with the another.

16 PTMC – 15 Modern Literary Theories

Understanding the worldwide modern literary theories and its impact.

SEMESTER II

16 PTMC 21 – Pakthi Literature

Introducing the six different Religious Pakthi Literature.

13 PTMC 23 – Literary Criticism

Introducing the worldwide Literary critics and their principles.

16 PTMC 24 – Literature and Personality Development

Indentifying the values and the principles of different types of

personalities .

16 PTMC 25 – Feminism

Learning about the different types of feminine views, ideas their

principles.

SEMESTER III

16 PTMC 31 – Epic Literature

Introducing the various Classical Epics in this literature.

16 PTMC 32 & 42 – Grammar Part – I & Part - II

Enabling the Grammatical rules and ideas from Tholkabbium.

16 PTMC 33 – Prose Writers and their Impact

Understanding the various prose writers and their writings.

16 PTMC 34 Disciplinary Literature

Introducing the book of Pathinen Keel Kanakku to familiarize the

significance of the human life.

16 PTMC 35 – History and Basic Grammar of Tamil Literature

Understanding the Historical background and Grammatical ideas from this

Literature.

SEMESTER IV

16 PTMC 41 – Sangam Literature

Explaining the Sangam Literature and its thematical ideas.

16 PTMC 43 - History and Cultural Life of Tamil People

Creating the impact upon the historical background and cultural ideas

about Tamil people and the kings.

16 PTMC 44 - Literature and youngster’s Psychology :

Explaining the psychological concepts for conducting the research.

16 PTMC 45 - Research Project

Motivating the students to conduct their own research on the different

topics.

Postgraduate – Zoology

Course Outcomes

CO1. Classification, general characters of various minor and major phyla along with

the understanding of fossils, fossilization process and its significance in

biological taxonomy

CO2. Elucidate the mendelian and non mendelian modes of inheritance, passage of

genetic traits across generations, chromosome behaviour and changes in the

chromosome structure

CO3. Demonstrate cellular organization, DNA replication, transcription, protein

synthesis and understanding of molecular tools for studying gene and gene

activity

CO4. Develop industrial processes for production of antibiotics, enzymes,

techniques for tissue culture, cell culture and organ transplantation, biological

process of plant disease control

CO5. Delineate types of bacterial media, cultural characteristics for bacteria,

microscopic properties for microorganism, principles and techniques of

staining methods

CO6. Competence in fundamental processes and mechanisms that serve and control

the various functions of the body, simple cellular mechanism as well as more

complex interactions between whole organ system

CO7. Understanding the variety of living organisms and distinguishing various

ecological components

CO8. Comprehend and synthesize information about nano particles, nanoscale

phenomena and its applications

CO9. Describe living organisms developed from earlier forms during the

history of the earth and development of organisms

C10. Competence in molecular & functional organization of a cell, biochemical

basis of inherited disorders and to use the methods of physics to study

biological system

Programme Outcomes

PO1. Immunology: Knowledge on structure and functional organization of immune

system, chemical nature of antigen, mechanism and activation of Complement

system

PO2. Biostatistics and Bioinformatics: Define and distinguish between population

and sample, Computation of statistical measures and to describe the contents

and properties of the most important bioinformatics database

PO3. General and Applied Entomology: Discern classes of arthropoda,

characteristics with examples, taxonomy of insects up to order level, insect’s

body exoskeleton and its economic importance

PO4. Aquaculture and Farm Management: Competence in the production of

protein rich sea food at low cost, effective fisheries management, high quality

fish seeds and fish feeds

PO5. Clinical Lab Techniques: Demonstrate the process of epidemiology and

diagnosis of the different diseases, remedial measures, treatments etc


PSO1. Competence on using the evidence of comparative biology for unity and

diversity of life on earth

PSO2. Elucidate the ecological interconnectedness of life and able to relate the

physical features of the environment to various factors

PSO3. Application of scientific method to questions in biology by formulating

testable hypotheses and prove them

PSO4. Presentation of scientific hypotheses and data both orally and in writing in the

prescribed formats

PSO5. Accession of primary literature, identify relevant works for a particular topic,

and evaluate the scientific content of these works

PSO6. Demonstrate proficiency in the experimental techniques and methods of

analysis appropriate for their area of specialization within biology

Master of Philosophy- History

Course Outcome

C01. Classify Historiography and its concepts

CO2. Ability to highlight the facts pertaining to the nature and importance of

Archives

CO3. Describe the Socio-Economic reforms and the emergence of the spirit of

Nationalism in Tamil Nadu

Programme Outcome

PO1. Acquire knowledge and skills to write Dissertation and Thesis

PO2. Learn to preserve and manage records and easy access to the Achieves

PO3. Explain the society, economy, polity and Tamil literature

Programme Specific Outcome

PSO1. Enable the scholars to acquaint with the methodology of historical writings for

historical research

PSO2. Help scholars to realize the importance of archaeology and epigraphically

evidences for research and thesis

PSO3. Make the students to understand the administrative system prevailed in

different parts of Tamil country

Master of Philosophy – Chemistry

Course Outcomes

CO1. Distinguish primary and secondary sources in literature survey,

documentations, and citations in thesis writing, various tests in error analysis,

C language and its applications in chemistry and various instrumentation

methods

CO2. Formulate group theory, toxicity and uses of metals, retro synthetic analysis

and organometallic reagents, mechanism of various reactions and skills for

interpretation of inorganic complexes and organic compounds using

spectroscopy

CO3. Identify the various principles of adsorption, structural elucidation of pigments

and different methods of corrosion prevention, photo physical process of

different transition metal complexes

CO4. Characterise various inorganic polymers and their properties and reactions of

coordinated ligands, interaction of metal ions with DNA and characterization

and various forms of energy and their utilisation

Programme Outcomes

PO1. Research Methodology: Envisage knowledge about literature search, thesis

writing, Error in chemical analysis and statistics, Computers in chemistry and

Analytical Chemistry

PO2. Course Work: Recognise Group Theory, Metal ions in medicine, Organic

synthesis and organometallic reagents in synthesis, Molecular rearrangements

and selective name reactions and Instrumental methods of analysis

PO3. Advances in chemistry: Demonstrate knowledge about Surface chemistry,

Natural products, Corrosion, Nuclear Magnetic Resonance and

Photochemistry

PO4. Advanced inorganic chemistry: Determine Inorganic polymers, Molecular

rearrangement and reactions of coordinated ligands, Organometallic

compounds, Bio – inorganic chemistry and Energy and environment

PO5. Dissertation work: Carry out dissertation work in adsorption, corrosion,

isolation, characterization and bioactive studies of natural products, inorganic

complex synthesis, organic synthesis and nano chemistry


PSO1. Strategise opportunity to get jobs in quality control labs, pharmaceutical

companies and in different industries

PSO2. Envisage research ideas to do research at an advanced level in the divergent

fields of chemistry

PSO3. Sought viable options to start pharmaceutical and chemical industries

M.Phil – Mathematics

Course Outcomes

CO1. Understand the basic theorems of communicative algebra through basic results

in dimension theory and to apply knowledge of mathematics in the field of

learning including higher research and its extensions

CO2. Understand spectral sequences and ability to argue the correctness of

algorithms using inductive proofs and invariants and to investigate, apply

mathematical problems and solutions in a variety of context related to science,

technology, business and industry

CO3. Analyze worst case running timer of algorithms using asymptotic analysis

CO4. Ability of analysing and interpreting the resultant data, finding pattern and

drawing conclusion

CO5. Approach problem in an analytic way and to formulate theory and apply them

to solve problems and facilitate to deal with abstract concepts, to present

mathematical arguments and conclude with accuracy and clarity

Programme Outcomes

PO1. Abstract algebra: Analyze the noetherian modules and artinian modules,

formulate and demonstrate rings and descrite rings. Access properties implied

by different ideals on local rings

PO2. Advanced Analysis: Able to unify classical lebesgue integration and classical

summation, provides banach space and their duals through lebesgue and able

to study Fourier analysis through convolution products

PO3. Domination in graphs: demonstrate knowledge of completeness of the

domination problem and to identify the total domination number of graphs and

to solve the irredundant numbers and matching numbers

PO4. Applications: Though it is theoretical in nature it is the basis for the

application of mathematics even in computer algorithm, networking etc.,


PSO1. Develop research level thinking in the field of pure and applied mathematics

PSO2. Assimilate complex mathematical ideas and arguments

PSO3. Apply domination theory in installing common facility in appropriate points in

town planning. Further labelling theory is used to allot radio frequency for

transmission of messages.

PSO4. Develop abstract mathematical thinking and to improve own learning and

performance

Part I – Arabic

Course outcomes CO1. Learn new vocabularies

CO2. Learn parts of speech in Arabic language

CO3. Understand the special syntax features of Modern Standard Arabic

CO4. Discriminate between the phrase construction of English and Arabic

CO5. Able to frame simple sentences by applying Grammatical Rules

CO6. Translate simple sentences from Arabic to English and vice versa

CO7. Gain Knowledge of the language and literary style of the Quran and the Hadith

CO8. Learn and understand the history of Arabs

CO9. Learn the art of writing letters in Arabic language

Program outcomes PO1. Achieve language proficiency in the four areas of language performance: listening,

speaking,reading, writing

PO2. Apply the knowledge of Arabic grammar concepts

PO3. Acquire the ability to engage in independent and life –long learning of the Quran and

Hadith

PO4. Become effective communicators with an ability to express thoughts in Arabic

through simple sentences

Program specific outcomes PSO1. Acquiring Arabic language proficiency that would help access a wide range of books

in the language

PSO2. Acquiring translation skills would develop from the abilityacquired to translate simple

sentences in Arabic

PSO3. Understanding the special syntax features of Modern Standard Arabic would make it

easier to acquire proficiency in Spoken Arabic as well

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