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Courses of Study  (Evening College)

1. Introduction
2. Choice Based Credit System
3. Syllabi and Scheme of Examination and the Degree
4. Compulsory Extension Service

Introduction

Ramakrishna Mission Vivekananda College (Autonomous) occupies a place of pre-eminence among the educational activities of the Ramakrishna Mission. It is affiliated to the University of Madras and trains students from the graduate level upto the Post-graduate level and admits only men students. Evening College working hours: Monday through Friday between 2.15pm to 7.30pm

The College was granted autonomy from the academic year 2004-2005.

The departments fully utilize their autonomous status to bring about an excellent benchmarking curricula and holistic development of the students.

Every Academic Year is segmented into 2 semesters. Each semester shall have a minimum of 90 Working Days and 450 Lecture Hours. Odd Semester is conducted from June to October and Even Semester from December to April. The End-Semester Examinations will be conducted during November and April every year.

The under graduate course consists of six semesters and the post graduate course consists of four semesters.

Choice Based Credit System (CBCS)

From the academic year 2008-2009 the college follows Choice Based Credit System under semester system for UG and PG courses. The CBCS requires the students to earn a minimum number of credits, while giving them the flexibility to choose their subjects. The curriculum scheme is divided into 5 parts and 140 Credits are to be earned over a period of 3 years. The broad scheme of credit and structure of UG and PG courses as given by the Government and adopted by the college is as follows:

CBCS for UG

Part-I, II, IV, V are common for I-year (B.Com (General, CS AF, BM), BBA, BCA, B.Sc (Computer Science) & B.Sc (Biochemistry))

Sl.No	Subject Title	Semester	Credits	Marks
Part-I
1	Tamil/Sanskrit/Hindi-I	I	3	100
2	Tamil/Sanskrit/Hindi-II	II	3	100
Part-II
1	English-I	I	3	100
2	English-II	II	3	100
Part-IV
	Advance Tamil (AT), Basic Tamil (BT), and Non-Major Elective (NME), Skill based Elective - (Soft Skills), Environmental Studies, Value Based Education.
Part-IV (AT/BT/NME)
1	Basic Tamil/Advanced Tamil/NME-I	I	2	100
2	Basic Tamil/Advanced Tamil/NME-II	I	2	100
Part-IV Skill based Elective - (Soft Skills)
1	Essentials of Language & Communication	I	3	100
2	Essentials of Spoken & Presentation Skills	II	3	100
3	Personality Enrichment Level - I	III	3	100
4	Computing Skills - Basic/Creative Skills	IV	3	100
Part-IV Environmental Studies
1	Environmental Studies	IV	2	100
Part-IV Value Based Education
1	Value Based Education	IV	2	100
Part-IV (Compulsory Extension Service)
1	NSS/NCC/Rotaract/YRC/Sports		1
	Total		33	1200
Part-I and II year B.Sc (Computer Science and Bio-Chemistry) only
Part-I
1	Tamil/Sanskrit/Hindi-III	III	3	100
2	Tamil/Sanskrit/Hindi-II	IV	3	100
Part-II
1	English-III	III	3	100
2	English-IV	IV	3	100
	Total		12	400
Those who have not studied Tamil upto XII Std and taken a non-Tamil language under Part-I shall take Tamil comprising of two courses (level will be at 6th standard) Those who have studied Tamil upto XII Std and taken a non-Tamil language under Part-I shall take Advanced Tamil composing of two courses. Others who do not come under (a & b) can choose non-major elective comprising of two courses.
Part-III (Major,Allied and Elective) for various department as follows
Part-III (Major, Allied, Elective) for B.Com (General)
Part-III (Major)
1	Financial Accounting - I	I	4	100
2	Development Economics	I	4	100
3	Financial Accounting - II	II	4	100
4	Internal Trade	II	4	100
5	Corporate Accounting & Auditing - I	III	4	100
6	Business Laws	III	4	100
7	Banking theory, Law & Practice	III	3	100
8	Business Management	III	3	100
9	Corporate Accounting & Auditing - II	IV	4	100
10	Company Law	IV	4	100
11	Introduction to Computerised Accounting & Applications	IV	3	100
12	Elements of Insurance	IV	3	100
13	Cost Accounting	V	4	100
14	Financial Services	V	4	100
15	Human Resource Management	V	4	100
16	Marketing	V	4	100
17	Management Accounting	VI	4	100
18	Service Tax & value added tax (VAT)	VI	4	100
19	Foreign Exchange	IV	4	100
Part-III (Allied)
1	Quantitative Techniques - I	I	5	100
2	Quantitative Techniques - II	II	5	100
3	Management Information System	III	5	100
4	Portfolio Management	IV	5	100
Part-III (Elective)
1	Income Tax Law & Practice - I	V	5	100
2	Financial Management	VI	5	100
3	Income Tax Law & Practice - II	VI	5	100
	Total (Major + Allied + Elective)		107	2600
Total Marks: [1200 (Part I + II + IV + V) + 2600 (Part- III)] = 3800
Total Credits: [33 (Part I + II + IV + V) + 107 (Part- III)] = 140
Part-III (Major, Allied, Elective) for B.Com (Corporate Secretaryship)
Part-III (Major)
1	Advanced Accountancy - I	I	4	100
2	Business Regulatory Framework	I	3	100
3	Advanced Accounting - II	II	4	100
4	Managerial Communication	II	3	100
5	Accounting for Companies - I	III	4	100
6	Company Laws & Sec. Practice - II	IV	4	100
7	Modern Marketing	III	3	100
8	Modern Marketing	III	3	100
9	Accounting for Companies - II	IV	4	100
10	Company Law & Sec. Practice - II	IV	4	100
11	Practical Auditing	IV	4	100
12	Mod. Banking & Financial Services	IV	3	100
13	Principles of Cost Accounting	V	4	100
14	Company Law & Practice - III	V	4	100
15	Taxation - I	V	4	100
16	Principles of Management Accounting	VI	4	100
17	Financial Management	VI	4	100
18	Taxation - II	VI	4	100
19	Human Resource Management	VI	4	100
Part-III (Allied)
1	Quantitative & Management Techniques - I	I	5	100
2	Quantitative & Management Techniques - II	II	5	100
3	Economics for Decision Making	III	5	100
4	E- Management and Web Desigining	IV	5	100
Part-III (Elective)
1	Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management	V	5	100
2	Industrial and Labour Laws	V	5	100
3	Secretarial Training	VI	5	100
	Total (Major + Allied + Elective)		107	2600
Total Marks: [1200 (Part I + II + IV + V) + 2600 (Part- III)] = 3800
Total Credits: [33 (Part I + II + IV + V) + 107 (Part- III)] = 140
Part-III (Major, Allied, Elective) for B.Com (Accounting & Finance)
Part-III (Major)
1	Principles of Financial Accounting	I	4	100
2	Business Management	I	4	100
3	Advanced Financial Accounting	II	4	100
4	Business Laws	II	4	100
5	Corporate Accounting	III	4	100
6	Company Law	III	4	100
7	Theory of Banking & Finance	III	3	100
8	Foreign Exchange & Financing for Foreign trade	III	3	100
9	Advanced Corporate Accounting	IV	4	100
10	Accounting for Decision making	IV	4	100
11	Auditing Principles and Practice	IV	3	100
12	Principles of Financial Management	IV	3	100
13	Principles of Cost Accounting	V	4	100
14	Direct Taxes - I	V	4	100
15	Advanced Financial Management	V	4	100
16	Advanced Cost Accounting	V	4	100
17	Direct Taxes - II	VI	4	100
18	International Financial Management	VI	4	100
19	Essential Financial Services	VI	4	100
Part-III (Allied)
1	Quantitative Techniques - I	I	5	100
2	Quantitative Techniques - II	II	5	100
3	E- Management & Web Designing (Theory + Practical)	III	5	100
4	Development Economics	IV	5	100
Part-III (Elective)
1	Investment Management	V	5	100
2	Indirect Taxation	V	5	100
3	Project Work & Viva-Voce	VI	5	100
	Total (Major + Allied + Elective)		107	2600
Total Marks: [1200 (Part I + II + IV + V) + 2600 (Part- III)] = 3800
Total Credits: [33 (Part I + II + IV + V) + 107 (Part- III)] = 140
Part-III (Major, Allied, Elective) for B.Com (Bank Management)
Part-III (Major)
1	Principles of Financial Accounting	I	4	100
2	Business Management	I	4	100
3	Advanced Financial Accounting	II	4	100
4	Theory of Money and Banking	II	4	100
5	Company Accounts & Auditing	III	4	100
6	Banking Law	III	4	100
7	Banking & Financial System	III	3	100
8	Business & Corporate Laws	III	3	100
9	International Banking	IV	4	100
10	Accounting for Decision making	IV	4	100
11	Principles of Financial Management	IV	3	100
12	Insurance Theory & Accounting	IV	3	100
13	Banking Advances	V	4	100
14	Taxation - I	V	4	100
15	Capital Markets & Financial Services	V	4	100
16	Principles and Practice of Costing	V	4	100
17	Taxation - II	VI	4	100
18	Treasury Management	VI	4	100
19	Bank Portfolio Management	VI	4	100
Part-III (Allied)
1	Business Statitics	I	5	100
2	Operations Research	II	5	100
3	E- Management & Web Designing (Theory + Practical)	III	5	100
4	Business Economics	IV	5	100
Part-III (Elective)
1	Technology in Banking	V	5	100
2	Marketing of Banking Services	V	5	100
3	In- Banking Training	VI	5	100
	Total (Major + Allied + Elective)		107	2600
Total Marks: [1200 (Part I + II + IV + V) + 2600 (Part- III)] = 3800
Total Credits: [33 (Part I + II + IV + V) + 107 (Part- III)] = 140
Part-III (Major, Allied, Elective) for BBA
Part-III (Major)
1	Fundamentals of Business & Organization	I	4	100
2	Managerial Economics	I	4	100
3	Business Management	II	4	100
4	Fundamentals of Information Technology	II	4	100
5	Accounting for Management - I	III	4	100
6	Legal Aspects of Business - I	III	4	100
7	Marketing Management	III	3	100
8	Production Management	III	3	100
9	Accounting for Management - II	IV	4	100
10	Legal Aspects of Business - II	IV	4	100
11	Purchasing & Materials Management	IV	3	100
12	Advertising & Sales Management	IV	3	100
13	Business Ethics & Values	V	4	100
14	Human Resource Management	V	4	100
15	Industrial and Labour Laws	V	4	100
16	Business Taxation	V	4	100
17	Business Finance	VI	4	100
18	Business Communication & Executive Skills	VI	4	100
19	Organization Psychology	VI	4	100
Part-III (Allied)
1	Quantitative & Management Techniques - I	I	5	100
2	Quantitative & Management Techniques - II	II	5	100
3	Business Environment	III	5	100
4	Internal Economics	IV	5	100
Part-III (Elective)
1	Marketing Research	V	5	100
2	Entrepreneurship & Small Business Management	VI	5	100
3	Project Work	VI	5	100
	Total (Major + Allied + Elective)		107	2600
Total Marks: [1200 (Part I + II + IV + V) + 2600 (Part- III)] = 3800
Total Credits: [33 (Part I + II + IV + V) + 107 (Part- III)] = 140
Part-III (Major, Allied, Elective) for BCA
Part-III (Major)
1	Digital Logic Fundamentals	I	4	100
2	Operating System	I	4	100
3	Programming in C	II	4	100
4	C Lab	II	4	100
5	Statitics and Numerical Analysis	III	3	100
6	C++ and Data Structure	III	4	100
7	Software Engineering	IV	3	100
8	Data Structures using C++ Lab	III	4	100
9	Cobol Programming	IV	4	100
10	Programming in Visual Basic	IV	4	100
11	Cobol Lab	IV	4	100
12	VB Lab	IV	3	100
13	ASP.Net and its applications	V	4	100
14	Programming in Java	V	4	100
15	Java and ASP.Net Lab	V	3	100
16	Resource Management Techniques	V	4	100
17	Programming in C#	VI	4	100
18	C# Lab	VI	4	100
19	Mini Project	VI	4	100
Part-III (Allied)
1	Applied Mathematics - I	I	5	100
2	Applied Mathematics - II	II	5	100
3	Principles of Accounting	III	5	100
4	Cost and Management Accounting	IV	5	100
Part-III (Elective)
1	RDBMS with Oracle	V	5	100
2	Object oriented analysis and design	VI	5	100
3	Computer Networks	VI	5	100
	Total (Major + Allied + Elective)		107	2600
Total Marks: [1200 (Part I + II + IV + V) + 2600 (Part- III)] = 3800
Total Credits: [33 (Part I + II + IV + V) + 107 (Part- III)] = 140
Part-III (Major, Allied, Elective) for B.Sc (Computer Science)
Part-III (Major)
1	Digital Logic Fundamentals	I	4	100
2	Operating System	I	4	100
3	Programming in C	II	4	100
4	C Lab	II	4	100
5	C++ and Data Structure	III	4	100
6	Data Structures using C++ Lab	III	4	100
7	Microprocessor & its Applications	IV	5	100
8	Software Engineering	IV	4	100
9	Programming in Visual Basic	V	4	100
10	Programming in Java	V	4	100
11	VB and Java Lab	V	3	100
12	ASP.Net and its applications	VI	3	100
13	Programming in C#	VI	4	100
14	ASP.Net Lab and C# Lab	VI	4	100
15	Mini Project	VI	4	100
Part-III (Allied)
1	Applied Mathematics - I	I	5	100
2	Applied Mathematics - II	II	5	100
3	Allied Statitics - I	III	5	100
4	Allied Statitics - II	IV	5	100
Part-III (Elective)
1	RDBMS with Oracle	V	5	100
2	Object oriented analysis and design	VI	5	100
3	Computer Networks	VI	5	100
	Total (Major + Allied + Elective)		95	2200
Total Marks: [1200 + 400 (Part I + II + IV + V) + 2200 (Part- III)] = 3800
Total Credits: [33 + 12 (Part I + II + IV + V) + 95 (Part- III)] = 140
Part-III (Major, Allied, Elective) for B.Sc (Bio-Chemistry)
Part-III (Major)
1	Bio-Organic Chemistry - I	I	4	100
2	Bio-Organic Chemistry - II	II	4	100
3	Major Practical - I	II	4	100
4	Biophysics and Bio-analytical Techniques- I	III	4	100
5	Biophysics and Bio-analytical Techniques- II	IV	4	100
6	Major Practical - II	IV	4	100
7	Enzymes and Intermediatary Metabolism - I	V	5	100
8	Enzymes and Intermediatary Metabolism - II	V	5	100
9	Molecular Biology - I	V	4	100
10	Molecular Biology - II	V	4	100
11	Immunology	VI	4	100
12	Human Physiology	VI	4	100
13	Ecotechnology and Human Rights	VI	4	100
14	Major Practical - III	VI	6	100
Part-III (Allied)
1	Applied Chemistry - I	I	4	100
2	Applied Chemistry - II	II	4	100
3	Allied Chemistry Practical	II	2	100
4	Allied Zoology - I	III	4	100
5	Allied Zoology - II	IV	4	100
6	Allied Zoology Practical	IV	2	100
Part-III (Elective)
1	Microbiology and Biotechnology	V	5	100
2	Clinical Bio-Chemistry	VI	5	100
3	Endocrinology and Nutrition Bio-Chemistry	VI	5	100
	Total (Major + Allied + Elective)		95	2200
Total Marks: [1200 + 400 (Part I + II + IV + V) + 2200 (Part- III)] = 3800
Total Credits: [45 (Part I + II + IV + V) + 95 (Part- III)] = 140
CBCS for PG
M.Sc (Information Technology)
1	Oracle	I	3	100
2	Programming in Visual Basic	I	3	100
3	Programming in C and OOPS Concepts	I	3	100
4	Software Engineering	I	5	100
5	C and OOPS Lab	I	3	100
6	VB Lab	I	3	100
7	Soft Skills - I	I	2	100
8	ASP.Net and its applications	II	3	100
9	Fundamentals of Management	II	5	100
10	Programming in Java	II	3	100
11	Object Oriented Analysis and Design	II	5	100
12	ASP.Net Lab	II	2	100
13	Java Lab	II	2	100
14	Soft Skills - II	II	2	100
15	Intership	II	2	100
16	Data mining and Data warehousing	III	5	100
17	Programming in C#	III	5	100
18	Advanced Java Programming	III	3	100
19	C# Lab	III	2	100
20	Advanced Java Lab	III	2	100
21	Mini Project	III	3	100
22	Soft Skills - III (Personality Enrichment)	III	2	100
23	Project	IV	18	100
24	Soft Skills - IV (Managerial Skills and Business Communicative Skills)	IV	2	100
25	Viveka Studies	IV	2	100
Total Marks: 2400 and Total Credits = 90
M.S.W (Master of Social Work)
1	Social Work Profession	I	4	100
2	Work with Individuals (Social case work)	I	4	100
3	Work with Group (Social Group Work)	I	4	100
4	Social and Psychological foundations for social work	I	4	100
5	Soft Skills - I	I	2	100
6	Community Organization	II	4	100
7	Social Work Research and Statitics	II	4	100
8	Disaster Management (or) Working with people living with HIV/AIDS	II	4	100
9	Women Development (or) Management of Organization	II	4	100
10	Soft Skills - II	II	2	100
11	Field Work Practicum - I	I	6	100
12	Field Work Practicum - II	II	6	100

Part-IV (NME)

Non-Major Elective in Under Graduate:

Sl.No	Department	Semester - I	Semester - II
1	B. Com (General)	Human Resource Management	Marketing Management
2	B. Com (Corporate Secretaryship)	Basics of Insurance	Consumer Protection & Cyber Law
3	B. Com (Accouting Finance)	Financial Statement Analysis	Fundamentals of Investments
4	B. Com (Bank Management)	Theory of Money & Banking	Technology in Banking
5	BBA	Business Ethics	Ethics and Social Responsibility
6	B. Sc (Computer Science)	Introduction to Computer System	Introduction to Web designing
7	B. Sc (Bio-Chemistry)	Fundamentals of Food & Nutrition	Management of Life style & Diseases

Notes:

1. Each paper carries an internal component.
2. There is a pass minimum for external component.
3. The students are evaluated in each paper prescribed for the semester separarely under 2 heads -- Internal Assessment for 25 marks and End Semester for 75 marks both in Theory, Practical and Project.
4. The question paper in the end semester exam will be set for a maximum of 100 marks in language papers, core papers (Major and allied) and core electives and for 75 marks in core allied in science subjects & Part - IV subjects. Further these 100 marks will be reduced to 75 marks.
5. Evaluation of Assignments, Tests, Mid-Semester and Model Examinations and soft skills forms the basis of Internal Assessment. There is no passing minimum for Internal Assessment. A minimum of 40% has to be secured in U.G. courses and 50% in P.G. courses in the Semester Examination and also in the aggregate.

Syllabi and Scheme of Examination and the Degree

The syllabi and scheme of examination for evening college students will be one prescribed by the Board of Studies for the respective course and they will be awarded degrees by the University of Madras after they pass the qualifying examination.

Compulsory Extension Service

All the first year undergraduate students have to undergo Compulsory Extension Service, for which 75% attendance is compulsory. All the students must enrol themselves in any one of these:

1. NSS
2. NCC
3. Sports
4. Rotaract Club
5. Youth Red Cross Society

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