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VISION AND MISSION STATEMENT

NAAC ASSESSMENT OF UGC-ASC,

UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR 15-17 FEB., 2012

Vision To orient and augment the knowledge capital of

teachers, administrators, senior functionaries, scholars

and non-teaching staff of colleges and universities

through well-designed, innovative, diverse training

modules and continuing education programmes so as

to pave way for their professional and career

development and make them effective contributors

towards knowledge society.

VISION AND MISSION STATEMENT



Mission

To provide adequate opportunities for the professional and career development of teachers in higher education system within the framework of knowledge society and to inculcate values, motivation and the skills in their art of teaching.

To provide opportunity for the teachers to update their knowledge in the subject, technology and acquire new methods of curricular transactions in each area of their chosen fields.

To enhance competencies, skills, abilities, knowledge, efficiency and motivation of teachers, administrators and non-teaching staff so that they can play an enabling role in the development of students, not only in terms of imparting knowledge and skills to them but also in their counseling, developing critical and innovative thinking, research, consultancy and extension work.

OBJECTIVES OF UGC-ASC UOK



TO DESIGN, ORGANIZE, CONDUCT, MONITOR AND

EVALUATE

General Orientation and Refresher Courses for college

and university teachers

Interaction Programmes for doctoral and post-doctoral

scholars

Short-term courses for teachers, senior administrators,

heads of departments, principals, deans and functionaries

Professional development prog. for non-teaching staff

Seminars, symposia, workshops for all above categories

(ALL IN ACCORDANCE WITH UGC GUIDELINES)

FUNCTIONS OF UGC-ASC, UOK



Formulate, organize, monitor and evaluate orientation

programmes and refresher courses for college and university

teachers, senior administrators and non-teaching staff based

on the broad guidelines;

Identify resource persons in various fields of specializations for

conducting the orientation programmes and refresher courses,

and familiarize such resource persons with the philosophy and

guidelines for the programmes/ courses;

Set up a documentation centre-cum-library for reference and

resource materials necessary for the programmes/course;

Produce specially designed materials required for effective

implementation of the programmes/courses;

FUNCTIONS OF UGC-ASC, UOK



Provide opportunities for in-service teachers to exchange experiences with their peers and benefit mutually

Provide a forum for serving teachers to keep abreast of the latest advances in each subjects of their interest;

Provide opportunities to further widen their knowledge and to pursue research studies;

Introduce the teachers to new methods and innovations in higher education delivery

Bring out publications relevant for enhancing the teaching and research capabilities of teachers;

Conduct capability enhancement programmes for non academic staff so as to strengthen the teaching learning environment.

UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR

BRIEF PROFILE






FOUNDED AS THE UNIVERSITY OF JAMMU AND KASHMIR IN 1948.

BIFURCATED INTO TWO FULL-FLEDGED UNIVERSITIES: UNIVERSITY OF JAMMU AND UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR, IN 1969.

TODAY UOK HAS13 FACULTIES, 38 TEACHING DEPARTMENTS AND 15 RESEARCH CENTERS.

IT OFFERS 65 COURSES IN DIVERSE DISCIPLINES OF SCIENCE, ARTS, HUMANITIES AND TECHNOLOGY.

ACCREDITED BY UGC-NAAC AS AN A-GRADE UNIVERSITY IN 2002.

RE-ACCREDITED IN AUGUST, 2011 AT A GRADE WITH A CGPA OF 3.11 ON A FOUR-POINT SCALE FOR FURTHER FIVE YEARS.

HAS ESTABLISHED TWO SATELLITE CAMPUSES IN SOUTH KASHMIR (ANANTNAG) & NORTH KASHMIR (DELINA BARAMULLA)

THREE MORE CAMPUSES AT KUPWARA, KARGIL AND LEH ARE ALSO COMING UP FOR THE BENEFIT OF PEOPLE LIVING IN THESE FAR FLUNG AREAS.

UGC-ACDEMIC STAFF COLLEGE, UOK

CLIENTELE INSTITUTIONS



UGC-ASC, UOK CATERS TO:



UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR (MAIN CAMPUS)

CENTRAL UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR

ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, AWANTIPORA

SHER-I-KASHMIR UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES AND TECHNOLOGY, SHALIMAR

40 PERMANENTLY AFFILIATED GOVT. COLLEGES, 10 NEWLY ESTABLISHED GOVT. DEGREE COLLEGES, 04 GOVT. PROFESSIONAL COLLEGES, 02 ORIENTAL COLLEGES AND 79 TEMPORARILY AFFILIATED PRIVATE COLLEGES

(TOTAL = 135 COLLEGES).

SOUTH (ANANTNAG) CAMPUS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR

NORTH (BARAMULA) CAMPUS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR

UPCOMING KUPWARA, LEH AND KARGIL CAMPUSES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAMMES CONDUCTED BY ASC



GENERAL ORIENTATION COURSES

CONDUCTED (July, 1988 to Mar., 2011)



Total Number of Programmes Conducted 54

Total Number of Participants: 1424

Number of Male Participants: 923 (64.81%)

Number of Female Participants: 501 (35.18%)

Number of Local Participants: 1177 (82.65%)

Number of Non-Local Participants: 247 (17.34%)

GENERAL ORIENTATION COURSES

CONDUCTED BETWEEN 2005-2011



Year No. of GOCs

Approved

No. Of GOCs

Conducted

Total Number of

Participants

No. of Male Participants

No .of Female

Participants

2005-2006 04 04 121 62 59

2006-2007 04 01 46 36 10

2007-2008 04 02 53 29 24

2008-2009 04 02 58 38 20

2009-2010 04 03 74 55 19

2010-2011 04 02 66 35 31

Total 20 14 418 255 163

PARTICIPANT PROFILE OF GOCs




0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011

121

46 53

58

74 66 62

36 29 38

55

35

59

10

24 20 19

31

Total Number of Participants No. of Male Participants

No .of Female Participants

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF GOCs



REFRESHER COURSES CONDUCTED

(July, 1988 to Mar., 2011)



Total No. of Refresher Courses Conducted: 115


Number of Male Participants: 1766 (69.82%)

Number of Female Participants: 763 (30.17%)

Number of Local Participants: 1575 (62.27%)

Number of Non-local Participants: 954 (37.72%)

REFRESHER COURSES CONDUCTED

BETWEEN 2005-2011



Year No. of Refresher Courses

Approved

No. of Refresher Courses

Conducted

Total Number of

participants


No. of Female

Participants

2005-2006 18 06 180 107 73

2006-2007 14 06 149 103 46

2007-2008 14 04 92 58 34

2008-2009 16 09 194 110 84

2009-2010 15 04 84 49 35

2010-2011 12 04 85 45 40

Total 89 33 784 472 312

PARTICIPANT PROFILE OF RCs




0

50

100

150

200

2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011

6 6 4 9 4 4

180

149

92

194

84 85

107 103

58

110

49 45 73

46 34

84

35 40

No. of Refresher Courses Conducted

Total Number of participants


No. of Female Participants

COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF RCs



DISCIPLINES COVERED UNDER RCs

2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011

Human Rights Urdu Maths and

Statistics

Computer

Applications

Library & Inf

Sciences

Women’s

Studies

Chemistry Computer

Applications

Computer

Applications

Arabic, Persian Social Sc. &

Humanities

Arabic, Persian

& Islamic Stud

Languages Research

Methodology

Indian

Languages

Women’s

Studies

Basic Sciences Natural

Science

Chemistry Chemistry Biosciences Basic Sciences Computer

Applications

Social Science

Environmental

sciences

Indian

Languages

Arts &

Humanities

Biosciences Maths &

Statistics

English

Education

Psychology

Library & Inf

Science

Commerce

Management

SHORT-TERM COURSES CONDUCTED

SINCE 2003



Total Number of Courses Conducted: 05


Number of Male Participants: 117

Number of Female Participants: 67

TOPICS OF SHORT-TERM COURSES

1. HUMAN RESOURCE

MANAGEMENT AND

PROFESSIONAL

DEVELOPMENT IN H.E.

2. RESEARCH

METHODOLOGY

3. E-GOVERNANCE

PREPAREDNESS

4. STRATEGIC ORIENTATION

IN K-SOCIETY

5. BASICS OF COMPUTERS,

ACOUNTING AND

BUDGETING



No. of Principal Workshops Conducted: 07

Total number of Participants: 295

Number of Male Participants: 217

Number of Female Participants: 78

PRINCIPAL WORKSHOPS CONDUCTED

SINCE 2002



TOPICS OF PRINCIPAL WORKSHOPS

1. CHANGING DYNAMICS IN HIGHER EDUCATION

2. EXAMINATION REFORMS

3. E-GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT IN HIGHER

EDUCATION

4. VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN

5. PRISON MANAGEMENT AND REFORMS

6. EMERGING TRENDS IN JUVENILE JUSTICE

7. CURRICULUM DESIGN AND RESEARCH

METHODOLOGY



DISCIPLINES COVERED UNDER VARIOUS

COURSES CONDUCTED BY ASC

BOTANY

BIOSCIENCES

CHEMISTRY

COMMERCE/MANGMNT

COMPUTER APPLCNS

EARTH SCIENCES

ECONOMICS

EDUCATION

ENGLISH

HISTORY

HOME SCIENCES

HUMAN RIGHTS

LANGUAGES

LAW

LIBRARY SCIENCES

MATHEMATICS

PERSIAN

PHYSICS

POLITICAL SCIENCES

URDU



DISCIPLINES COVERED UNDER VARIOUS

COURSES CONDUCTED BY ASC

ZOOLOGY

SOCIAL SCIENCES

BASIC SCIENCES

WOMEN’S STUDIES

ARABIC

ISLAMIC STUDIES

NORTHERN INDIAN

LANGUAGES

ENVIRONMENTAL

SCIENCES

PSYCHOLOGY



COURSES CONDUCTED DURING 2011-

2012 (TILL FEBRUARY 15, 2012)



1. Refresher Course in Natural Sciences (March 7th, 2011 – March 28th, 2011)

2. Refresher Course in Social Sciences (March 7th, 2011 – March 26th, 2011)

3. Refresher Course in Computer Applications (May 10th, 2011 – May 30th, 2011)

4. 55th General Orientation Course (September 5th to October 4th, 2011)

5. Refresher Course in Women’s Studies (October 3rd to November 25th, 2011)

6. Short-term Course in Right to Information Act (June 27th - 28th ,2011)

7. 56th General Orientation Course (November 25th to December 24th, 2011)

8. Short-term Course on Research Methodology in Nanoscience (December 9th to 10th, 2011)

9. Refresher Course on Research Methodology in Social Science and Humanities (January 10th-30th, 2012)

10.Refresher Course on Research Methodology in Science (January 16th –

February 6th, 2012).

11. 57th General Orientation Course (ONGOING w.e.f. Feb., 9th, 2012)

12. Interaction Programme with M.Phil/Ph.D scholars of Science and Social Science

streams presently in progress (w.e.f . Feb., 21ST, 2012)

PRIMARY FOCUS OF ASC COURSES

Linkages between society, environment, development and

education

Educational Psychology and Philosophy of Education

Indian education system and pedagogy

Resource awareness and knowledge generation

Management and personality development

Socio-economic concerns of the region

Initiatives for innovative and creative work

Motivation, knowledge and skill enhancement

Potentiating core competencies of teachers

National integration and global concerns NAAC ASSESSMENT OF UGC-ASC,


EMINENT RESOURCE PERSONS WHO HAVE VISITED ACADEMIC STAFF COLLEGE



Eminent Resource persons who have visited ASC



Justice B. A. Kirmani Former Justice, J&k High Court

Prof. N. R. Madhava Menon Former V.C., National Law

School, Bangalore

Prof. Riyaz Punjabi Former V. C., Kashmir University

Prof. Mehdi Ali Banaras Hindu University

Mr. A. M. Watali (IPS) J&K Police

Prof. Syed E. Hasnain Former V.C., Haryana University

Prof. Altaf Ahmad Ahangar Islamic University, Darussalam

Prof. K. Chokalingam Eminent Criminologist, Japan

Prof. Balraj Chauhan V.C, Dr. R.M.N.L.University, Lucknow

Prof. B. B. Pande President, ISC

Prof. Iqbal Ali Khan Former, Dean Faculty of Law, AMU,

Aligarh

Prof. M. Z. Khan Former President, ISC

Prof. G. I. S. Sandhu Registrar Rajiv Gandhi university,

Patiala




Prof. Yashpal Sharma Former Chairman , UGC, New Delhi

Prof. Amitabh Mattoo Former V.C, Jammu University

Prof. Abdul Wahid Former V.C, Kashmir University

Prof.Mushir-ul-Haq Former V.C ,Kashmir University

Prof.M.Y.Qadri Former V.C ,Kashmir University

Prof. Khurshid Ali Dean ,faculty of Management, Central University, Kashmir

Prof. Sidiq Wahid Former V.C, IUST, Awantipora

Prof. I. V. Mallan Director ASC, Jammu University

Dr. Mukesh Pund Scientist, NISCIAR, New Delhi

Dr. Sangeeta Koul Manager DELNET, New Delhi

Prof. P.N. Nagabushan Deptt. Of Computer Science, Bangalore

Prof. Usha Munshi IPA,New Delhi

Dr. Saleem Javeed Jamia Hamdard. New Delhi

Prof. Mangeet singh Head & Dean, Punjab University, Patiala

Prof. Badri Raina Professor, Delhi University




Prof. A. Desai Former Chairman , UGC, New Delhi

Prof. C. L. Kundu Former V.C, H.P. University, Shimla

Prof. Baqer Mehdi Former Dean, ERIC, NCERT, Delhi

Prof. Raies Ahmad Former V.C ,Kashmir University

Prof. Satya Bhushan Former Director, NIEPA, New Delhi

Prof. Wahid-ud-din Malik Former Vice-Chancellor, Kashmir University

Ms. Sushma Chaudhary Principal Secretary Higher Education, JK

Mr. Madhav Lal (IAS) Commissioner Secretary, Higher Education, J&K Government

Mr. H. U. Lone Advocate, J&K High Court

Prof. G. D. Sharma Former Head, Higher Education, NCERT

Prof. M. A. Pathan A.M.U., Aligarh

Prof. M. L. Koul IGNOU, New Delhi

Prof. M. M. Ansari AIU, New Delhi

Mr. Parvez Dewan Divisional Commissioner, Kashmir

Prof. R. K. Jain J.N.U., New Delhi

MODUS OPERANDI FOR CONDUCTING VARIOUS COURSES



METHODOLOGY FOR THE CONDUCT

OF COURSES

IDENTIFY THRUST AREAS FOR THE COURSES

SEEK UGC APPROVAL FOR THE COURSES

APPOINT COURSE COORDINATORS (FOR RCs)




OF COURSES

DESIGN COURSE CURRICULUM AND IDENTIFY RESOURCE PERSONS

ISSUE ADVERTISEMENTS/ NOTIFICATIONS TO INVITE APPLICATIONS

CONDUCT & MONITOR COURSES IN ACCORDANCE WITH UGC GUIDELINES




OF COURSES

INNOVATE, DIVERSITY AND BE PRACTICAL. PROVIDE COURSE MATERIAL TO PARTICIPANTS

EVALUATE PARTICIPANTS, AWARD GRADES. NOTICE CHANGE IN THEIR KAP.

ANALYZE FEEDBACK, MODIFY DESIGN OF COURSES



EVALUATION OF PARTICIPANTS

i. A: 75 per cent and above

ii. B: 60 per cent to less than 75 per cent

iii. C: 50 per cent to less than 60 per cent

iv. F: Below 50 per cent

Those teacher participants who get Grade F are required to repeat the

programme after a gap of one year without any financial commitment to the

UGC-ASC.

The total marks are fixed at 100 with following break-up:

I. Multiple-choice objective tests 40

II. Seminars/participant presentation 20

III. Book Review/Project/survey/others 20

IV. Holistic response 20

(PUNCTUALITY, REGULARITY, INITIATIVE, CONDUCT, RESPONSIVENESS) NAAC ASSESSMENT OF UGC-ASC,


GRADES OBTAINED BY PARTICIPANTS

S.NO

.

Name of the

Course

No. of

Participants

A Grade B Grade C Grade

01. Refresher Course

in Computer

Applications

17 17 NIL NIL

02. 55th General

Orientation

Course

21 21 NIL NIL

03. Refresher Course

in Women’s

Studies

59 37 21 01

04. 56th General

Orientation

Course

17 15 02 NIL



56th General Orientation (25 Nov., 24 Dec., 2012)

S.NO. PARAMETER AV. POINTS

OBTAINED ON

A SCALE OF 10

01. Relevance of the Orientation Programme 9.56

02 Applicability for the present job 9.43

03. Extent of coverage of course content 8.2

04. Learning values in terms of:

Concept

Knowledge

Analytical abilities

Broadening Perspectives

8.8

8.8

8.5

8.3

05. Understanding the significance of Higher education

in the:

Indian Context

Global Context

9.0

8.9

06. Improving the teaching methodology 8.6



56th General Orientation (25 Nov., 24 Dec., 2012)

S.NO. PARAMETER AV. POINTS

OBTAINED ON

A SCALE OF 10

07. Understanding the linkages between:

Education & Socio-economic development

Education and Cultural development

Education and Secular Values

8.8

8.83

8.87

08. Appreciating and implementing experiential

methodology wherever applicable

8.8

09. Integrated course material with environmental and

other issues to provide a broader perspective

8.8

10. Improving use of appropriate Audio-Visual

Technology

9.0

11. Understanding the organization and management of

Higher Education Institutions

9.3

12. Increasing the knowledge of computer and Internet

use in teaching learning process

9.0



CORRECTIVE MEASURES ON THE

BASIS OF PARTICIPANT FEEDBACK

Main emphasis on interaction rather than one way lecture

Preference to powerpoint presentations

Panel Discussion on the issues of current importance

Participant presentations/Group Discussions

More practical sessions, field visits, outdoor activities

Emphasis on instrumentation techniques, e-learning, e-

resources, information technology

Provision of course material of each session

Non-repetition of Resource Persons

Hostel accommodation for non-local participants

Interactive sessions with senior functionaries of the University

like Vice-Chancellor, Dean Academic Affairs, Registrar.



REFRESHER COURSE PARTICIPANTS

INTERACT WITH VICE-CHANCELLOR

VICE-CHANCELLOR, K.U. PROF. TALAT AHMED AND

REGISTRAR, PROF. S. FAYAZ INTERACTING WITH

PARTICIPANTS OF THE REFRESHER COURSE IN SOCIAL SCIENCE AND

HUMANITIES

VICE-CHANCELLOR, K.U., PROF. TALAT AHMAD AND DEAN ACADEMIC AFFAIRS,

PROF. A.M. SHAH INTERACTING WITH

PARTICIPANTS OF THE REFRESHER COURSE IN

BASIC SCIENCES



VICE-CHANCELLOR DELIVERS LECTURE ON

MAGMATISMS RELATED TO PLATE TECTONICS

PARTICIPANTS OF A REFRESHER COURSE IN

SCIENCE KEENLY LISTENING TO VICE-

CHANCELLOR DURING HIS LECTURE

PARTICIPANTS OF A REFRESHER COURSE IN

SCIENCE KEENLY LISTENING TO VICE-

CHANCELLOR DURING HIS LECTURE



INNOVATIONS IN THE DESIGN AND

CONDUCT OF COURSES

PARTICIPANTS ATTENDING A DAY-LONG TRAINING SESSION AT

ALLAMA IQBAL LIBRARY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF

KASHMIR

PARTICIPANTS ATTENDING A DAY-LONG TRAINING SESSION AT

EMMRC OF THE UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR




CONDUCT OF COURSES

PARTICIPANTS ATTENDING A DAY-LONG TECHNICAL SESSION AT SOUTH CAMPUS OF THE


PARTICIPANTS ATTENDING A DAY-LONG TECHNICAL SESSION AT S.P. COLLEGE, SRINAGAR




CONDUCT OF COURSES

PARTICIPANTS ATTENDING A PRACTICAL

TRAINING SESSION AT USIC OF THE UNIVERSITY

OF KASHMIR

PARTICIPANTS ATTENDING A PRACTICAL

TRAINING SESSION AT BIOCHEMISTRY DEPT. OF

THE UNIVERSITY OF KASHMIR



EMINENT RESOURCE PERSONS INVITED TO

TRAIN PARTICIPANTS DURING REFRESHER

COURSES

PROF JAVED HUSSAIN, FORMER DEAN, APPLIED SCIENCES, AMU BEING INVITED TO DELIVER A

TALK ON NANOSCIENCES

DR VIJAY THAWANI

PROF & HEAD, DEPT. OF PHRMACOLOGY, GOVT.

MEDICAL COLLEGE SRIKOT DELIVERING A

TALK ON RESEARCH METHODOLOGY



FUTURE THRUST AREAS

METHODOLOGICAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL

INNOVATIONS AND DIVERSIFICATION OF H.E.

RECENT TRENDS AND LATEST ADVANCEMENTS IN

SCIENCE, SOCIAL SCIENCE, COMMERCE, MANAGEMENT,

ARTS AND HUMANITIES

ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SKILL DEVELOPMENT

ENHANCING AWARENESS ABOUT RIGHT TO

INFORMATION ACT, CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT

HUMAN RIGHTS, PEACE STUDIES

WOMEN’S STUDIES AND DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY & E-GOVERNANCE

BIOTECHNOLOGY, BIO-INFORMATICS & BIOSTATISTICS



FUTURE ACTION PLAN

ESTABLISHMENT OF EDUSAT FACILITY

NETWORKING WITH OTHER ASCs

COLLABORATION WITH OTHER UNIVERSITIES OF

THE COUNTRY. PROMOTING ACADEMIC TOURISM.

GREATER EMPHASIS ON VIRTUAL CLASSROOMS, E-

CONTENTS, E-LEARNING, E-RESOURCES

INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRDATION, AUGMENTATION

OF STAFF AND FACILITIES (COMPUTER & LIBRARY)

ONLINE REGISTRATION OF PARTICIPANTS

WIDENING THE SCOPE AND SPECTRUM OF

COURSES OFFERED BY THE ACADEMIC STAFF

COLLEGE AS PER UGC REGULATIONS OF 2010.



LIST OF COURSES/PROGRAMMES PROPOSED TO BE CONDUCTED

BY THE ACADEMIC STAFF COLLEGE OF UNIVERSITY OF

KASHMIR DURING 2012-2013

GENERAL ORIENTATION COURSES: 05

REFRESHER COURSES: (01 IN EACH OF THE FOLLOWING)

DURATION 2/3 WEEKS

Refresher Course in Applied Sciences and Technology (ID)

(Computer Applications, Electronics, Pharmaceutical Sciences, Food

Processing and Technology, Nanotechnology, Instrumentation Technology)

Refresher Course in Biological Sciences (ID) (Biotechnology, Bio-informatics

& Biostatistics, Medicinal and Aromatic Plants, Bioresources)

Refresher Course in Physical and Material Sciences(ID) –

(Environmental Sciences, Chemistry of Natural Products, Nuclear and

Biophysics)

Refresher Course in Regional Languages (Kashmiri, Dogri, Ladakhi, Punjabi) –

Refresher Course in National Languages (ID)



REFRESHER COURSES PROPOSED

DURATION – 2/3 WEEKS

Refresher Course in Women’s Studies (ID)

Refresher Course in Library and Information Sciences

Refresher Course in Economics/Commerce/Management

Studies(ID)

(E-Commerce and Investments, Entrepreneurship Development,

Educational Institutional Management, International Trade and

Commerce)

Refresher Course in Education and Psychology

Refresher Course in Human Rights, Peace and Conflict Studies (ID)

Research Methodology (Social Sciences and Humanities)

Research Methodology (Quantitative Techniques in Economics)



SHORT-TERM COURSES PROPOSED

Short-term Course in Modernization of Academic Libraries – Duration: 1 week

Short-term Course in Motivation and Personality Development – Duration: 1 week

Short-term Course in Consumer Protection Act – Duration: 1 week

Short-term Course in Right to Information Act (ID): Duration: 1 week

Short-term Course of three-day duration on Information and Communication

Technology for non-teaching staff

Short-term Course of three-day duration on Right to Information Act for non-

teaching staff

Short-term Course of one week duration on Institutional Management at College

Level

Short-term Course on Human Resource and Finance Management for College

Principals – Duration: 3 days

Short-term Course for senior administrators of colleges and universities – 3 days

Short Term Course in Challenges and Solutions for Cyber Security : 2/3 days

Short Term Course in Recent Advances in Mixed Signal Processing : 2/3 days



OTHER COURSES PROPOSED

Summer Schools: (02 in each of the following)

Summer School - Interaction with M.Phil/Ph.D. Scholars – Duration: 1 week

Summer School – Interaction with University Faculty – Duration: 1 week

Other Courses/Seminars/Programmes: (01 in each of the following)

Three-day National Seminar on History and Heritage of Kashmir

Three-day national seminar on Challenges and Perspectives in higher education

Skill development programme of one week duration for non-teaching staff

Interaction programme of one week duration with M.Phil and Ph.D Scholars

Faculty Development Programme in Information and Communication Technology

(ID) – Duration: 1/2 weeks



STAFF AND FACILITIES AVAILABLE AT UGC-ASC, UOK



TENURE OF DIRECTORS OF ASC-UOK



S.NO. NAME OF THE

DIRECTOR

AFFILIATION FROM TO

01. PROF. H.N. PARIMOO DEPTT. OF

EDUCATION, UOK JULY 1988 18.02.1989

02. PROF. MEHRAJ UD DIN DEPTT. OF LAW,

UOK 19.02.1989 31.03.2005

03. PROF. ALTAF A. MIR DEPTT. OF LAW,

UOK 01.04.2005 06.09.2007

04. PROF. MEHRAJ UD DIN DEPTT. OF LAW,

UOK 07.09.2007 31.10.2011

05. DR. FAROOQ FAYAZ DEPTT. OF

HISTORY,

UOK

14.11.2011 TILL DATE

STAFF STRENGTH

Designation Sanctioned In Position

Director/Professor : 01 In-charge

Deputy Director/Reader : 01 Advertised

Assistant Director/lecturer : 01 Advertised

Administrative Staff

Section officer : 01 01

Senior Assistant : 01 01

Professional Assistant : 01 01

Computer Assistant : 01 x

Steno-Typist/Computer Operator : 01 01

Junior Assistant : 01 01

Orderly : 01 01

Hostel Attendant :01 01



EXISTING STAFF OF UGC-ASC

Dr. Farooq Fayaz Director

Mrs. Farah Farooq Lecturer (Contractual)

Mr. Idrees Yousuf Lecturer (Contractual)

Mrs. Javeeda Akhter Section officer

Mr. Nazir Ah. Khan Head Assistant

Mr. Waseem Raja Computer Operator

Mr. Manzoor Ul Hassan Jr. Assistant

Mrs. Shafiqa John JPA

Mr. Mohd. Ashraf Khan Hostel Attendant

Mr. Mohd Shafi Rather Orderly NAAC ASSESSMENT OF UGC-ASC,


TEMPORARY STAFF

Following officials are working in the Academic Staff

College on casual basis by debit to “Working

Expenses” of the College.

1. Saima Hameed Munshi Casual 2. Bisma Hameed Casual 3. Sehrish Zahoor Casual 4. Bashir Ahmad Sheikh Casual (sweeper)



BUDGETORY ALLOCATIONS THROUGH UGC



The UGC is providing following grants annually

Books 1,00,000-00

Equipments 1,00,000-00

Working expenses 5,00,000-00

Salary For Approved posts

only

Participant Cost As per Courses

Received UGC funding to the tune of Rs. 40 lacs for

the construction of guest house for ASC-UOK.

FACILITIES AVAILABLE



Administrative Office 01

Director’s Room 01

Coordinator’s Room 01

Lecture Halls 02 ( With 50 & 35 Seating Capacity)

Library Facility Yes ( Approximately 3000 Books)

Computer Lab 01 (25 Computers with internet)

Hostel Accommodation Under Construction

Television 01

LCD Projectors 02

Overhead Projectors 02

Photocopiers 02

Printers 05

Fax Machines 02

UPS 5KVA 02

Projector Screens 02

Air Conditioners 02

CENTRAL FACILITIES AVAILABLE THROUGH

CENTRAL LIBRARY

E-RESOURCES

INFLIBNET JOURNALS

OPAC

E-BRARY/E-BOOKS

CD-ROMs

VIRTUAL COLLECTION

MANUSCRIPTS

E-CONSORTIUM

RESOURCES

AVAILABLE THROUGH

EMMRC-UOK

E-CONTENTS

LORs

EDUSAT

ETV PROGRAMMES

VIRTUAL CLASSROOMS

E-LEARNING THROUGH

CONFERENCES

USIC

IT&SS



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