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Lecture Schedule

Month: January 2016

Course No: HECM 523 Semester: II Year: 2015-16

Course Title: EXTENSION MANAGEMENT (2+0)

Dr. Vishakha Bansal

Associate Professor

Department of HECM, College of Home Science, MPUAT, Udaipur

S.N

O.

Date Theory/

Practical

Topic TIME No. of

Classes

1. 7.01.2016 Theory Concept of administration 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 2 Classes

8.01.2016 Theory Concept of management 12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM

2. 14.01.2016 Theory principles and theories of administration 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 4 Classes

15.01.2016 Theory principles and theories of administration , 12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM

21.01.2016 Theory principles and theories of management, 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM

22.01.2016 Theory principles and theories of management, 12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM

3. 28.01.2016 Theory Schools of management thoughts 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 4 Classes

29.01.2016 Theory Schools of management thoughts 12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM

04.02.2016 Theory Schools of management thoughts 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM

05.02.2016 Theory Schools of management thoughts 12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM

4. 11.02.2016 Theory meaning, nature and scope of extension

management

10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 1 Class

5. 12.02.2016 Theory scientific management movement 12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM 1 Class

6. 18.02.2016 Theory Process of management; Planning, 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 1 Class

7. 19.02.2016 Theory Process of management; Organizing, 12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM 1 Class

8. 25.02.2016 Theory Process of management; Staffing- meaning definition

of staffing,

10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 1 Class

9. 26.02.2016 Theory Process of management; Directing, 12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM 1 Class

10. 03.03.2016 Theory Process of management; Communicating, 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 1 Class

11. 04.03.2016 Theory Process of management;

co-ordination,

12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM 1 Class

12. 10.03.2016 Theory Process of management; controlling, 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 1 Class

13. 11.03.2016 Theory Process of management; monitoring and evaluation 12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM 1 Class

14. 17.03.2016 Theory Organizational climate, 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 2 Classes

18.03.2016 Theory Organizational behavior and development; 12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM

15. 31.03.2016 Theory Management by

Objective (MBO) 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 2 Classes

01.04.2016 Theory Management by

Objective (MBO). 12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM

16. 07.04.2016 Theory Qualities and functions of extension personnel; 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 1 Class

17. 21.04.2016 Theory Extension system of ICAR, 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 2 Classes

22.04.2016 Theory Extension system of ICAR, 12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM

18. 28.04.2016 Theory Extension system of SAUs 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 1 Class

19. 29.04.2016 Theory Extension system of state departments; 12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM 1 Class

20. 05.05.2016 Theory Problems and issues of extension management in

India;

10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 1 Class

21. 06.05.2016 Theory Critical appraisal of management of various

extension organizations.


22. 12.05.2016 Theory Community conflicts and its resolution. 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 1 Class

32 Classes

Lecture Schedule


Course Title: Diffusion and Adoption of Homestead Technologies

Credit hrs. –2(1+1)

S.NO. Date Theory/Pr

actical

Topic TIME

1. 5/1/2016 Theory Diffusion – Concept and Elements 11-12 noon

2. 7/1/2016 Practical Meaning of related terms 10-12 noon

3. 12/1/2016 Theory Meaning of related terms 11-12 noon

4. 14/1/2016 Practical Visit to VBKVK 10-12 noon

5. 19/1/2016 Theory Concept and characters of appropriate technologies 11-12 noon

6. 21/1/2016 Practical Visit to DEE 10-12 noon

7.

23/1/2016 Theory Appropriate homestead technologies- - Child care 11-12 noon

8. 28/1/2016 Practical Visit to Seva Mandir 10-12 noon

9. 2/2/2016 Theory Appropriate homestead technologies-

- Nutrition 11-12 noon

10. 4/2/2016 Practical Identification of appropriate technologies for rural

women from different areas of Home Science -

HDFS

10-12 noon

11. 9/2/2016 Theory Appropriate homestead technologies-

Time and energy saving 11-12 noon


women from different areas of Home Science

FN

10-12 noon

13.

16/2/2016 Theory Appropriate homestead technologies- Health 11-12 noon


women from different areas of Home Science –

TAD

10-12 noon

15. 23/2/2016 Theory Appropriate homestead technologies- sanitation and

environment 11-12 noon

16. 25/2/2016 Practical Planning and practicing use of selected technologies 10-12 noon

17. 1/3/2016 Theory Characteristics of innovation with special reference to

homestead technologies 11-12 noon


19. 8/3/2016/ Theory Communication channel for technology transfer 11-12 noon


21. 15/3/2016 Theory Communication channel for technology transfer 11-12 noon


23. 22/3/2016 Theory Stages of adoption process (Innovation Decision

process)

11-12 noon

24. 29/3/2016 Theory Stages of adoption process (Innovation Decision 11-12 noon

process )


26. 5/4/2016 Theory Adopter’s categories 11-12 noon

27. 7/4/2016/ Practical Planning and practicing use of selected technologies 10-12 noon

28. 12/4/2016 Theory Rate of adoption and factors affecting adoption 11-12 noon


30. 26/4/2016 Theory Consequences of adoption 11-12 noon


32. 3/5/2016 Theory Consequences of adoption 11-12 noon

Dr. Asha Godawat

Assoc. Prof.

Lecture Schedule


Course Title : Video Editing

Credit hrs. – 4(3+1)

S.NO. Date Theory/Pr

actical

Topic TIME

1. 5/1/2016 Practical Video editing – Concept 12-2 pm

2. 6/1/2016 Theory Video editing –importance 12 noon

3. 7/1/2016/ Practical Orientation to video editing software – Pinnacal 12-2 pm

4. 8/1/2016 Practical Orientation to video editing software – Pinnacal 2-4 pm

5. 12/1/2016 Practical Orientation to video editing software Adobe premier 12-2 pm

6. 13/1/2016 Theory Online editing -Concept and importance 12 noon

7.

14/1/2016 Practical Orientation to video editing software – Adobe

premier 12-2 pm

8. 15/1/2016 Practical Practice on use of video editing software 2-4 pm


10. 20/1/2016 Theory Types of video editing –Linear and non linear 12-2 pm



13.

27/1/2016 Theory Types of video editing –Linear and non linear 12 noon



16. 2/2/2016 Practical Planning and preparation of one video project for the

rural women 12-2 pm

Selection of topic

17. 3/2/2016 Theory Techniques of video editing 12 noon

18. 4/2/2016 Practical Planning and preparation of one video project for the

rural women

Selection of topic

10-12 noon12-2 pm

19. 5/1/2016 Theory Techniques of video editing 2-4 pm

20. 9/2/2016 Practical Research/collection of the content

12-2 pm

21. 10/2/2016 Theory Use of editing software in video

Adobe premier

Video edit magic

Movie mill

Pinnacle

U-lead

12 noon

22. 11/2/2016 Practical Script writing

12-2 pm


2-4 pm


12-2 pm


Adobe premier

Video edit magic

Movie mill

Pinnacle

U-lead

12 noon

26. 18/2/2016 Practical Shooting 12-2 pm




Adobe premier

Video edit magic

Movie mill

Pinnacle

U-lead

12 noon



32

1/3/2016 Practical Shooting 12-2 pm

33 2/3/2016 Theory Video remix and video scratching 12 pm

34 3/3/2016 Practical Recording of sound 12-2 pm

35 4/3/2016 Practical Recording of sound 2-4 pm

36 8/3/2016 Practical Capturing of audio and video 12-2 pm

37 9/3/2016 Theory Video remix and video scratching 12 noon

38 10/3/2016 Practical Capturing of audio and video 12-2pm

39 11/3/2016 Practical Capturing of audio and video 2-4 pm

40 15/3/2016 Practical On line editing

12-2 pm

41 16/3/2016 Theory Adding titles and credit 12 noon


12-2 pm


2-4 pm


12-2pm


12-2pm

46 30/3/2016 Theory Adding titles and credit 12 noon

47 31/3/2016 Practical On line editing 12-2pm

48 1/4/2016 Practical On line editing 2-4 pm




54 13/4/2016 Theory On line editing 12 noon

55 20/4/2016 Theory Applying various effects

Transition 12 noon

56 21/4/2016 Practical On line editing 12-2 pn

57 22/4/2016 Practical Evaluation of the project 2-4 pm


59 27/4/2016 Theory Applying various effects

Merging technology 12 noon



62 3/5/2016 Practical Editing & finalization of the project 12-2 pm

63 4/5/2016 Theory Editing & finalization of the project 12 noon

64 5/5/2016 Practical Editing & finalization of the project 12-2 pm

65 6/5/2016 Practical Visit to press to see editing setup 2-4 pm

Dr. Asha Godawat

Assoc. Prof.

Lecture Schedule


Course Title :Media Production and Management


S.NO. Date Theory/Practical Topic TIME

1 4/1/2016 Theory Production technology- Concept and importance 12noon

2 7/1/2016 Practical Introduction to media industries 10-12 noon

3 8/1/2016 Practical Introduction to marketing agencies 3-5 pm

4 11/1/2016 Theory Production technology- Concept and importance 12noon

5 14/1/2016 Practical Visit to media industries 10-12 noon

6 15/1/2016 Practical Visit to media industries 3-5pm

7 18/1/2016 Theory Conceptualization of media, multi media 12noon

8 21/1/2016 Practical Visit to media industries 10-12 noon

9 22/1/2016 Practical Visit to marketing agencies 3-5 pm

10 25/1/2016 Theory Evolution of multi media 12noon

11 28/1/2016 Practical Visit to marketing agencies 10-12 noon

12 29/1/2016 Practical Planning and production of print media products 3-5 pm

13 1/2/2016 Theory Role of multi media in changing communication scenario 12noon

14 3/2/2016 Practical Planning and production of print media products 10-12 noon


16 8/2/2016 Theory Process of producing newspaper 12noon



19

15/2/2016 Theory Process of producing magazine 12 noon



22 22/2/2016 Theory Process of producing printed literature 12 noon

23

25/2/2016 Practical Planning and production of electronic media products 3-5 pm

24 29/2/2016 Theory Skills required for multi media production 12 noon

25

2/3/2016 Practical Planning and production of electronic media products 10-12 noon

2

6

2

6

3/3/2016 Practical Planning and production of electronic media products 3-5 pm

27 9/3/2016 Practical Planning and production of electronic media products 10-12 noon

28 10/3/2016 Practical Planning and production of electronic media products 3-5 pm

2

9

9

14/3/2016 Theory Use of radio, television and multimedia in extension 12 noon

30 16/3/2016 Practical Planning and production of electronic media products 10-12 noon


32

21/3/20146 Theory Different programme formats for radio and television 12 noon

33

28/3/2016 Theory Hardware and Gadgetry requirements 12 noon

34 30/3/2016 Practical Different programme formats for radio and television 10-12 noon


36 4/4/2016 Theory Softwares for multimedia production-basics of Photoshop, Pagemaker, Coraldraw, Quarkxpress

12 noon

37 6/4/2016 Practical Study of one multimedia enterprise in detail 10-12 noon

38 7/4/2016 Practical Study of one multimedia enterprise in detail 3-5 pm

39

11/4/2016 Theory Planning of media production unit (Print & Electronic 12 noon

40

13/4/2016 Practical Study of one multimedia enterprise in detail 10-12 noon

41

18/4/2016 Theory Planning of media production unit (Print & Electronic 12 noon

42 20/4/2016 Practical Study of one multimedia enterprise in detail 10-12

43 21/4/2016 Practical Study of one multimedia enterprise in detail 3-5 pm

44 25/4/2016 Theory Planning of media production unit (Print & Electronic 12 noon

45 27/4/2016 Practical Preparing a project proposal for submitting to a funding agency

10-12 noon

46 28/4/2016 Practical Preparing a project proposal for submitting to a funding agency.

3-5 pm

47 2/5/2016 Theory Paper requirement for printing of various publications;

Colour theory for print and multi media

12 noon


10-12 noon


3-5 pm

Dr. Asha Godawat

Assoc. Prof.

Lecture Schedule


Course Title :Advanced Media Management


S.NO. Date Theory/Practical Topic TIME

1 6/1/2015 Practical Introduction to media organization 2-4 pm

2 8/1/2015 Theory Principles of management

11 am

3 11/1/2016 Practical Principles of management

2-4 pm

4 15/1/2016 Theory Managing the media organization 11 am

5 18/1/2016 Practical Visit to media organisations –

Print media organisation

2-4 pm

6 22/1/2016 Theory Managing the media organization 11 am

7 23/1/2016 Theory Managerial functions in the media organization 12 noon



2-4 pm

9 29/1/2016 Theory Managerial functions in the media organization 11 am

10 30/1/2016 Theory Editorial and circulation management-Need and

importance

12 noon



2-4 pm

12 5/2/2016 Theory Marketing-concept 11 am

13 6/2/2016 Theory Circulation affecting factors 12 noon



2-4 pm

15 11/2/2016 Theory Circulation manager 11 am

16 15/2/2016 Practical Electronic media organization-

New media organization to understand the

designing & media development

2-4 pm

17 19/2/2016 Theory Function of circulation department 11 am

18 20/2/2016 Theory Difficulties in circulation

12 noon

16 22/2/2016 Practical Electronic media organization- 5


designing media development

2-4 pm

20 26/2/2016 Theory Promoting circulation 11am

21 27/2/2016 Theory Need and concept of personnel management

12noon

22 29/2/2106 Practical Electronic media organization- 5



2-4 pm

23 4/3/2016 Theory Role of personnel management

11 m

24 5/3/2016 Theory Integration of interests

12 noon

25 11/3/2016 Theory Human resource planning

11 am

2

6

2

6

14/3/2016 Practical Electronic media organization-



2-4 pm

27 18/3/2016 Theory Advertising management

11 am

28 19/3/2016 Theory Financial management- Importance of finance

12 noon

2

9

9

21/3/2016 Practical Electronic media organization-



2-4 pm

30 26/3/2016 Theory Financial problems 12 noon

31 28/3/2016 Practical Organizational management, functions, problems

2-4 pm

32

1/4/2016 Theory Production and printing management.

11 am

33

2/4/2016 Theory Significant issues in the management of broadcast

media

12 noon

34 4/4/2016 Practical Organizational management, functions, problems .

2-4 pm

35 11/4/2016 Practical Organizational management, functions, problems

2-4 pm

36 16/4/2016 Theory Significant issues in the management of broadcast

media

12 noon

37 18/4/2016 Practical Organisational management, functions, problems

2-4 pm

38 22/4/2016 Theory Organizational structure of radio and television in

public and private sectors

11 am

39

23/4/2016 Theory Marketing and financial mgt

Management of the station/ channel

12 noon

40

25/4/2016 Practical Report writing

2-4 pm

41

28/4/2016 Theory Marketing and financial mgt

Management of the station/ channel

42 29/4/2016 Theory Functions of various departments

11 am

43 30/4/2016 Theory Marketing and financial mgt

Management of the station/ channel.

12 noon

44 2/5/2016 Practical Report writing 2-4pm

45 6/4/2016 Theory Presentation of visits 11am

46 7/4/2016 Theory Presentation of visits 12noon

Dr. Asha Godawat

Assoc. Prof.

Lecture Schedule

Month: January 2016



S.NO. Date Theory/

Practical

Topic TIME No. of Classes

1 7.01.2016 Theory Concept of

administration

10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 2 Classes

8.01.2016 Theory Concept of management 12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM

2 14.01.2016 Theory principles and theories of

administration



administration ,

12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM


management,

10:00 AM to 11:00 PM


management,

12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM

6 28.01.2016 Theory Schools of management

thoughts



thoughts

12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM

Dr. Vishakha Bansal

Associate Professor


Lecture Schedule

Month: February 2016



S.NO. Date Theory/

Practical

Topic TIME No.of Classes


thoughts

10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 2 Class

05.02.2016 Theory Schools of management

thoughts

12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM

2 11.02.2016 Theory meaning, nature and

scope of extension

management

10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 1 Class

3 12.02.2016 Theory scientific management 12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM

movement

1 Class

1 Class

1 Class

4 18.02.2016 Theory Process of management;

Planning,

10:00 AM to 11:00 PM


Organizing,

12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM


Staffing- meaning

definition of staffing,

10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 1 Class

1 Class


Directing,

12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM

Dr. Vishakha Bansal

Associate Professor


Lecture Schedule

Month: March 2016



S.NO. Date Theory/

Practical



Communicating,

10:00 AM to

11:00 PM

1 Class


co-ordination,

12:00 Noon to

1:00 PM

1 Class


controlling,

10:00 AM to

11:00 PM

1 Class


monitoring and evaluation

12:00 Noon to

1:00 PM

1 Class

5 17.03.2016 Theory Organizational climate, 10:00 AM to

11:00 PM

2 Classes

6 18.03.2016 Theory Organizational behavior

and development;

12:00 Noon to

1:00 PM

7 31.03.2016 Theory Management by

Objective (MBO) 10:00 AM to

11:00 PM

1 Classes

Dr. Vishakha Bansal

Associate Professor


Lecture Schedule

Month: April 2016



S.NO. Date Theory/

Practical


1 01.04.2016 Theory Management by

Objective (MBO). 12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM 1 Classes

2 07.04.2016 Theory Qualities and

functions of

extension personnel;

10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 1 Class

3 21.04.2016 Theory Extension system of

ICAR,



ICAR,

12:00 Noon to 1:00 PM


SAUs

10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 1 Class


state departments;


Dr. Vishakha Bansal

Associate Professor


Lecture Schedule

Month: May 2016



S.NO. Date Theory/

Practical


1 05.05.2016 Theory Problems and issues of

extension management

in India;

10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 1 Class

2 06.05.2016 Theory Critical appraisal of

management of various

extension organizations.


3 12.05.2016 Theory Community conflicts

and its resolution.

10:00 AM to 11:00 PM 1 Class

Dr. Vishakha Bansal

Associate Professor


Course No: HECM 222 Semester: II Year2015-16

Course Title: PROGRAMME PLANNING, IMPLEMENTATION AND EVALUATION 3 ( 2+1)

S.N

O.

Date Theory/

Practic

al

TOPIC Time No. of Classes

1. 4/1/2016 Theory Programme planning-Concept, nature

10.00am -11.00am 2 Classes

6/1/2016 Theory Programme planning- importance 2.00pm-3.00pm

2. 11/1/2016 Theory Objectives and principals of programme

planning 10.00am -11.00am 2 Classes

13/1/2016 Theory Principals of programme planning

2.00pm-3.00pm

3. 18/1/2016 Theory Steps in Programme planning-

Situation analysis 10.00am -11.00am 1 Class

20/1/2016 Theory Determination of objectives

2.00pm-3.00pm 2 Classes

25/1/2016 Theory Determination of objectives

10.00am -11.00am

27/1/2016 Theory Developing plan of work.


1/2/2016 Theory Developing plan of work

10.00am -11.00am

3/2/2016 Theory Plan for implementation


8/2/2016 Theory Plan for evaluation

10.00am -11.00am

4. 10/2/2016 Theory Involvement of local people in planning

the programme


15/2/2016 Theory Involvement of local people in planning

the programme

10.00am -11.00am

5. 17/2/2016 Theory Execution of programme-Enviornment

building.

Involvement of local leaders,


22/2/2016 Theory Execution of programme- local bodies,

organization

10.00am -11.00am

24/2/2016 Theory Execution of programme- extension

agencies.

2.00pm-3.00pm

6. 29/2/2016 Theory Constraints in implementation of

programme and ways to overcome them.

10.00am -11.00am 2 Classes

2/3/2016 Theory Constraints in implementation of

programme - ways to overcome them.

2.00pm-3.00pm

7. 9/3/2016 Theory Monitoring of extension programme-

-Concept ,importance 2.00pm-3.00pm 2 Classes

21/3/2016 Theory Monitoring of extension programme-

techniques 10.00am -11.00am

8. 28/3/2016 Theory Evaluation of extension progamme-

Concept, importance 10.00am -11.00am 2 Classes

30/3/2016 Theory Evaluation of extension progamme-

types. 2.00pm-3.00pm

9. 4/4/2016 Theory Methods of evaluation 10.00am -11.00am 2 Classes

6/4/2016 Theory Methods of evaluation 2.00pm-3.00pm

10. 11/4/2016 Theory Emergence of five year plans and

importance in rural development 10.00am -11.00am 2 Classes

13/4/2016 Theory Emergence of five year plans and

importance in rural development 2.00pm-3.00pm

18/4/2016 Theory Objectives of five year plans 10.00am -11.00am 3 Classes

20/4/2016 Theory Achievements of five year plans 2.00pm-3.00pm

25/4/2016 Theory Shortcomings of five year plans 10.00am -11.00am

11. 27/4/2016 Theory Participatory rural Appraisal-Concept,

importance 2.00pm-3.00pm 3 Classes

2/5/2016 Theory Participatory rural Appraisal-Concept, 10.00am -11.00am

Dr. Vishakha Bansal

Associate Professor


importance.

4/5/2016 Theory Participatory rural Appraisal- techniques. 2.00pm-3.00pm

TOTAL 32 Classes

Lecture Schedule

Month: January 2016


Course Title: PROGRAMME PLANNING, IMPLEMENTATION AND EVALUATION 3(2+1)

S.NO. Date Theory/

Practical


1 4/1/2016 Theory Programme planning-Concept, nature

10.00am -

11.00am

2 Classes

2 6/1/2016 Theory Programme planning- importance

2.00pm-3.00pm

3 11/1/2016 Theory Objectives and principals of programme

planning 10.00am -

11.00am

2 Classes

4 13/1/2016 Theory Principals of programme planning

2.00pm-3.00pm

5 18/1/2016 Theory Steps in Programme planning-

Situation analysis 10.00am -

11.00am

1 Class

6 20/1/2016 Theory Determination of objectives


7 25/1/2016 Theory Determination of objectives

10.00am -

11.00am

8 27/1/2016 Theory Developing plan of work.


Dr. Vishakha Bansal

Associate Professor


Lecture Schedule




S.NO. Date Theory/

Practical


1 1/2/2016 Theory Developing plan of work

10.00am -

11.00am

1

2 3/2/2016 Theory Plan for implementation


3 8/2/2016 Theory Plan for evaluation

10.00am -

11.00am

4 10/2/2016 Theory Involvement of local

people in planning the

programme


5 15/2/2016 Theory Involvement of local

people in planning the

programme

10.00am -

11.00am

6 17/2/2016 Theory Execution of programme-

Enviornment building.

Involvement of local

leaders,



local bodies, organization

10.00am -

11.00am


extension agencies.

2.00pm-3.00pm

9 29/2/2016 Theory Constraints in

implementation of

programme and ways to

overcome them.

10.00am -

11.00am

1 Classes

Dr. Vishakha Bansal

Associate Professor


Lecture Schedule

Month: March 2016



S.NO. Date Theory/

Practical


1 2/3/2016 Theory Constraints in implementation

of programme - ways to

overcome them.

2.00pm-

3.00pm

1 Classes

2 9/3/2016 Theory Monitoring of extension

programme-

-Concept ,importance

2.00pm-

3.00pm

2 Classes

3 21/3/2016 Theory Monitoring of extension

programme-

techniques

10.00am -

11.00am

4 28/3/2016 Theory Evaluation of extension

progamme-

Concept, importance

10.00am -

11.00am

2 Classes

5 30/3/2016 Theory Evaluation of extension

progamme-

Types.

2.00pm-

3.00pm

Dr. Vishakha Bansal

Associate Professor

Department of HECM, Udaipur

Lecture Schedule

Month: April 2016



S.NO. Date Theory/

Practical


1 4/4/2016 Theory Methods of 10.00am - 2 Classes

evaluation 11.00am

2 6/4/2016 Theory Methods of

evaluation 2.00pm-3.00pm

3 11/4/2016 Theory Emergence of five

year plans and

importance in rural

development

10.00am -

11.00am

2 Classes

4 13/4/2016 Theory Emergence of five

year plans and

importance in rural

development

2.00pm-3.00pm

5 18/4/2016 Theory Objectives of five

year plans 10.00am -

11.00am

3 Classes

6 20/4/2016 Theory Achievements of

five year plans 2.00pm-3.00pm

7 25/4/2016 Theory Shortcomings of

five year plans 10.00am -

11.00am

8 27/4/2016 Theory Participatory rural

Appraisal-Concept,

importance


Dr. Vishakha Bansal

Associate Professor

Department of HECM Udaipur

Lecture Schedule

Month: May 2016



S.NO. Date Theory/

Practical



Appraisal-Concept,

importance.

10.00am -

11.00am

2 Classes


Appraisal- techniques.

2.00pm-3.00pm

Dr. Vishakha Bansal

Associate Professor



Course Title: PROGRAMME PLANNING, IMPLEMENTATION AND EVALUATION 3 ( 2+1)

Practical’s:

S.NO. Date Theory/

Practical

Topic

TIME

No. of Classes

1. 6/1/2016 Practical Visit of village for establishing

rapport with rural families.

11.00am-

1.00pm

2 Classes

13/1/2016 Practical Visit of village for

Establishing rapport with rural

families.

11.00am-

1.00pm

2. 20/1/2016 Practical Preparation of need assessment

tool.

11.00am-

1.00pm

2 Classes

27/1/2016 Practical Preparation of need assessment

tool.

11.00am-

1.00pm

3. 6/2/2016 Practical Conducting village and

household survey for need

assessment.

11.00am-

1.00pm

2 Classes

20/2/2016 Practical Conducting village

and household survey for need

assessment.

11.00am-

1.00pm

4. 27/2/2016 Practical Development of one need based

programme.

11.00am-

1.00pm

2 Classes

5/3/2016 Practical Development of

one need based programme.

11.00am-

1.00pm

5. 19/3/2016 Practical Implementation and evaluation

of planned programme.

11.00am-

1.00pm

5 Classes

26/3/2016 Practical Implementation

and evaluation of planned

programme.

11.00am-

1.00pm



programme.

11.00am-

1.00pm



programme.

11.00am-

1.00pm

Implementation

And evaluation of planned

programme.

6. 23/4/2016 Practical Writing report and its

presentation

11.00am-

1.00pm

3 Classes

30/4/2016 Practical Writing report and its

presentation

11.00am-

1.00pm

7/5/2016 Practical Writing report and its

presentation

11.00am-

1.00pm

Total 16

Dr. Vishakha Bansal

Associate Professor


Month: January 2016


Course Title: PROGRAMME PLANNING, IMPLEMENTATION AND EVALUATION 3 (2+1)

Practicals:

S.NO. Date Theory/

Practical

Topic

TIME

No. of Classes

1. 6/1/2016 Practical Visit of village

for establishing

rapport with

rural families.

11.00am-

1.00pm

2 Classes

2 13/1/2016 Practical Visit of village

for

Establishing

rapport with

rural families.

11.00am-

1.00pm

3 20/1/2016 Practical Preparation of

need

assessment

tool.

11.00am-

1.00pm

2 Classes

4 27/1/2016 Practical Preparation of

need

assessment

tool.

11.00am-

1.00pm

5 6/2/2016 Practical Conducting

village and

household

survey for need

assessment.

11.00am-

1.00pm

2 Classes

Dr. Vishakha Bansal

Associate Professor

Department of HECM, , Udaipur




Practicals:

S.NO. Date Theory/

Practical

Topic

TIME

No. of Classes

1. 6/2/2016 Practical Conducting village

and household

survey for need

assessment.

11.00am-1.00pm 2 Classes

2 20/2/2016 Practical Conducting village

and household

survey for need

assessment.

11.00am-1.00pm

3 27/2/2016 Practical Development of one

need based

programme.

11.00am-1.00pm 1 Classes

Dr. Vishakha Bansal

Associate Professor


Month: March 2016



Practicals:

S.NO. Date Theory/

Practical

Topic

TIME

No.of Classes

1. 5/3/2016 Practical Development of

One need based programme.

11.00am-

1.00pm

1 Classes

2 19/3/2016 Practical Implementation and evaluation of

planned programme.

11.00am-

1.00pm

5 Classes

3 26/3/2016 Practical Implementation


programme.

11.00am-

1.00pm

2 Classes

Dr. Vishakha Bansal

Associate Professor

Department of HECM, Udaipu

Month: April 2016



Practicals:

S.NO. Date Theory/

Practical

Topic

TIME

No.of Classes

1. 2/4/2016 Practical Implementation

And evaluation of

planned

programme.

11.00am-

1.00pm

3 Classes

2 16/4/2016 Practical Implementation

and evaluation of

planned

programme.

11.00am-

1.00pm

3 Implementation

And evaluation of

planned

programme.

4 23/4/2016 Practical Writing report and

its presentation

11.00am-

1.00pm 3 classes

5 30/4/2016 Practical Writing report and

its presentation

11.00am-

1.00pm

Dr. Vishakha Bansal

Associate Professor


Department of Home Science Extension and Communication Management

College of Home Science, Udaipur

LECTURE SCHEDULE

Semester: II Year: 2015-16

HECM 323 Multimedia Production 4(1+3)

Theory

S.No. Topics Date Time

1. Multimedia – concept, importance and its uses. 05.01.2016 3-5pm

2. Interactive and non-interactive multimedia and instant multimedia 07.01.2016 3-5pm

3. Process of developing multimedia 08.01.2016 12noon

4. Multimedia organization and structure 15.01.2016 12noon

5. Multimedia building blocks –

- Text,

- Graphics

- Use of live shots

- Concept of colour

- Use of Animation

22.01.2016

29.01.2016

05.02.2015

12.02.2015

19.02.2014

12noon

12 noon

12 noon

12 noon

12 noon

6. Software for producing multimedia and interface elements 26.02.2016 12 noon

7. Introduction to file formats 04.03.2016 12 noon

8. Script writing and preparing story board

11.03.2016

01.04.2016

12 noon

12 noon

9. Designing multimedia and capturing sound 22.04.2015

29.04.2015

12 noon

12 noon

10. Editing and recording CD 03.05.2016

3-5 pm

TOTAL CLASSES 16

Practical

S.No. Topics Date

Multimedia applications. 12.01.2016 11-1pm

Multimedia kit 14.01.2016 3-5 pm

Multimedia development process 16.01.2015

19.01.2015

11-1pm

3-5 pm

Familiarization with multimedia Authoring software- Macromedia

director

21.01.2016

28.01.2016

3-5 pm

3-5 pm

Learning to use-

- Working on stage

- Score window

- Cast window

- Control panel

- The floating tool palette

- Paint widow

- Preferences

30.01.2016

02.02.2016

04.02.2016

06.02.2016

09.02.2016

11.02.2016

13.02.2016

16.02.2016

18.02.2016

20.02.2016

23.02.2016

25.02.2016

11-1pm

3-5 pm

3-5 pm

11-1pm

3-5 pm

3-5 pm

11-1pm

3-5 pm

3-5 pm

11-1pm

3-5 pm

3-5 pm

Production tools

- Importing images and text

- Animation techniques

- Working with the color

- Working with sound and digital video

27.02.2016

01.03.2016

03.03.2016

05.03.2016

08.03.2016

10.03.2016

15.03.2016

17.03.2016

19.03.2016

22.03.2016

29.03.2016

11-1pm

3-5 pm

3-5 pm

11-1 pm

3-5 pm

3-5 pm

3-5 pm

3-5 pm

3-5 pm

3-5 pm

3-5 pm

Script writing for creating an interactive movie for rural women 31.03.2016

02.04.2016

05.04.2016

07.04.2016

3-5 pm

3-5 pm

3-5 pm

3-5 pm

Develop the movie 12.04.2016

16.04.2016

21.04.2016

23.04.2016

26.04.2016

28.04.2016

3-5 pm

11-1 pm

3-5 pm

3-5 pm

3-5 pm

3-5 pm

Operational handling of CD-Writer. 30.04.2016 11-1pm

Produce the developed movie in the form of C.D. 30.04.2016 11-1pm

Presentation of movie using LCD projector 05.05.2016 3-5 pm

TOTAL CLASSES

Dr.Rajshree Upadhyay

Professor



LECTURE SCHEDULE


HECM 521 TRAINING AND HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT 3(1+2)

Theory


1. Training - concept and importance in Human Resource Development

(HRD) and rural development

07.01.16 11-1 pm

2. Types of training- Institutional training, Non-institutional training,

Induction/Orientation training, Job training, Refresher training

08.01.16 3-5 pm

3. Participatory and Conventional training 14.01.16 11-1 pm

4. Models of training process- Simple, Elaborated and Spiral. 15.01.16 3-5 pm

5. Participatory training methods - lecturette , interactive demonstration,

brain storming, case studies, simulation exercises, role -play, group

discussion, small group tasks, games, in-basket exercise, T-group

and fish bowl exercise.

16.01.16

21.01.16

30.01.16

11.02.16

10 am

11-1 pm

10 am

11-1 pm

6. Designing, management and delivery of training programme 20.02.16 10 am

7. Monitoring, evaluation and impact assessment 27.02.16 10 am

8. Experiential Learning Cycle (ELC)- concept and steps. 05.03.16 10 am

9. Human resource - concepts and importance 19.03.16 10 am

10. HRD- concept, dimensions and importance in rural development 02.04.16 10 am

11. Techniques of HRD ,Strategic interventions 16.04.16 10 am

12. HRD policies of Government, ICAR and NGOs 23.04.16 10 am

13. Facilitators of HRD- motivations, stress management 30.04.16 11-1 pm

TOTAL CLASSES 16

Practical


1. Practice of selected training methods

28.01.16

29.01.16

12.02.16

18.02.16

19.02.16

25.02.16

26.02.16

3-5 pm

11-1 pm

3-5 pm

11-1 pm

3-5 pm

11-1 pm

3-5 pm

2. Visiting and studying the nature and functioning of

training institute/KVK/GO/NGO

03.03.16

04.03.16

10.03.16

11.03.16

11-1 pm

3-5 pm

11-1 pm

3-5 pm

3. Planning of training programmes for different clientele

17.03.16

18.03.16

26.03.16

31.03.16

01.04.16

11-1 pm

3-5 pm

10am

11-1 pm

3-5 pm

4. Organizing of training programmes and evaluation 07.04.16

20.04.16

21.04.16

22.04.16

28.04.16

11-1 pm

10-5 pm

10-5 pm

10-5 pm

11-1 pm

5. Preparation and presentation of Report 29.04.16

30.04.15

02.05.16

05.05.16

3-5 pm

10 am

3-5 pm

3-5 pm

TOTAL CLASSES 32


Professor



LECTURE SCHEDULE


HECM 524 SCIENTIFIC WRITING AND REPORTING FOR MEDIA 3(1+2)

Theory


1.

Concept of scientific communication ,

06.01.16 12 Noon

2. Various formats of scientific communication,

11.01.16 10-12 Noon

3. Need and importance of scientific communication in changing

communication scenario.

12.01.16 10-12 Noon

4. Concept of reporting, types of reporting

13.01.16 12 Noon

5. Reporting skills

20.01.16 12 Noon

6. Role & responsibilities of a reporter

27.01.16 12 Noon

7. Classification and qualities of a reporter

03.02.16 12 Noon

8. Reporting -Field reporting, coverage of Science and Technology

events (conference /speeches / seminars and conventions / exhibitions /

10.02.16 12 Noon

natural phenomena etc.)

9. Techniques of reporting 17.02.16 12 Noon

10. Writing for special target groups like –

children, women,

farmers and rural folks

24.02.16

02.03.16

12 Noon

12 Noon

11. Writing in various format for newspaper, science columns,

magazines and books

09.03.16

16.03.16

12 Noon

12 Noon

12. Editing: Its principles and process, editing of articles, stories and

newspaper etc.

30.03.16

06.04.16

12 Noon

12 Noon

13. Proof reading

13.04.16 12 Noon

TOTAL CLASSES 16

Practical


1. Studying format of Thesis 18.01.16

29.01.16

10-12 noon

10-12 noon

2. Exploring Journal and studying their format 25.01.16

01.02.16

10-12 noon

10-12 noon

3. Exploring NAAS rated journals 02.02.16 10-12 noon

3. Writing Research Paper 08.02.16

09.02.16

15.02.16

26.02.16

10-12 noon

10-12 noon

10-12 noon

10-12 noon

4. Writing Review Paper 22.02.16

23.03.16

29.02.16

01.03.16

08.03.16

10-12 noon

10-12 noon

10-12 noon

10-12 noon

10-12 noon

5. Field reporting, coverage of Science and Technology events -

conference, speeches, seminars, conventions, exhibitions, natural

phenomena,.

14.03.16

15.03.16

21.03.16

22.03.16

10-12 noon

10-12 noon

10-12 noon

10-12 noon

6. Writing for different clientele-Farm Women 28.03.16

29.03.16

04.04.16

05.04.16

10-12 noon

10-12 noon

10-12 noon

10-12 noon

7. Writing article for children 11.04.16

12.04.16

18.04.16

20.04.16

10-12 noon

10-12 noon

10-12 noon

12 Noon

8. Studying format of news paper 25.04.16

26.04.16

10-12 noon

10-12 noon

9. Editing 27.04.16

02.05.16

03.05.16

12 Noon

10-12 noon

10-12 noon

10. Proof Reading 04.05.16 12 noon

TOTAL 32


Professor

Lecture Schedule


Course Title: Audio Recording & Editing Cr. Hrs. 4(1+3)

S.

No

TOPIC No. of

Classes

Date

1. Audio recording – concept and importance of audio recording for

Agriculture/Home Science Information Communication

2 5.1.16

12.1.16

2. Audio recording techniques 3 19.1.16

2.2.16

9.2.16

3. Recording equipments 1 16.2.16

4. Audio editing – concept and importance 1 28.2.16

5. Rules of editing 1 1.3.16

6. Techniques of audio editing 2 8.3.16

15.3.16

7. Sound recording and editing software 2 22.3.16

29.3.16

8. Working with sound –

Introduction to sound

Properties of sound file

Importing sound file

Using lingo for sound control

1

1

1

1

5.4.16

12.4.16

26.4.16

3.5.16

TOTAL 16

PRACTICALS

1. Handling and working with audio recording equipments

Micro Phones

Tape recorder

1

2

2

4.1.16

6.1.16

11.1.16

13.1.16

16.1.16

2. Practice in use of sound recording software

Capturing and playing a sound

Editing a sound file

Opening an existing sound file

Applying sound processing effects

Applying effect on the entire sound file

Applying effect to a section of the sound

Canceling a function in programme

Manipulating sound

The Process Menu

The effects Menu

Working with different file formats.

2

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

3

18.1.16

20.1.16

27.1.16

30.1.16

3.2.16

6. 2.16

8. 2.16

10.2.16

15. 2.16

17. 2.16

20.2.16

22. 2.16

24. 2.16

27. 2.16

2.3.16

5.3.16

7.3.16

9.3.16

14.3.16

16.3.16

19. 3.16

21. 3.16

23. 3.16

26. 3.16

28. 3.16

30. 3.16

2.4.16

4. 4.16

6. 4.16

3. Sound recording for a video programme developed for rural women 3 11. 4.16

13. 4.16

16. 4.16

4. Use of audio mixers for recording and editing sound. 3 18. 4.16

23. 4.16

25. 4.16

5. Synchronizing sound and video. 4 27. 4.16

30. 4.16

6. Presentation of programme. 4 2.5.16

4. 5.16

7. 5.16

TOTAL 48

Dr. Snehlata Maheshwari

Professor, Departmnt of HECM,

College of Home Science,Udaipur


Course No: HECM 623 3 (3+0) Semester 11 Year : 2013-14

Course Title- MONITORING EVALUATION AND IMPACT ASSESSMENT

S.No. Topic No. of

classes

Date

1. Monitoring: meaning and theoretical concepts 2 6.1.16

11.1.16

2. Components of project monitoring 2 13.1.16

16.1.16

3. Performance appraisal standards and sustainability. 2 18.1.16

20.1.16

4. Approaches to participatory impact monitoring 2 23.1.16

25.1.16

5. Implementation of monitoring; 2 27.1.16

30.1.16

6. Usefulness of monitoring-projects/reports. 2 1.2.16

3.2.16

7. Evaluation: meaning and theoretical concepts 2 6.2.16

8.2.16

8. Criteria, steps and standards of evaluation 2

10.2.16

15.2.16

9. Using models to focus evaluation 2 17.2.16

20.2.16

10. Planning evaluation process 2

22.2.16

24.2.16

11. Design of evaluation studies 2 27.2.16

29.2.16

12. Methods of data collection 2 2.3.16

5.3.16

13. Designing evaluation instruments 2 7.3.16

9.3.16

14. Analysis and interpretation of evaluation data 1 14.3.16

15. Cost effectiveness and cost benefit analysis 1 16.3.16

16. Managing evaluation projects and writing evaluation reports 2 19.3.16

21.3.16

17. Reporting and meta- evaluation (evaluation of evaluation) 2 26.3.16

28.3.16

18. Utilization of evaluation results, other issues, trends and course

evaluation

2 30.3.16

2.4.16

19. Impact assessment techniques; concepts and process 2 4.4.16

6.4.16

20 Domains of impacts 1 11.4.16

21 Levels of impact assessment 1 13.4.16

22 Approaches in development programme 2 16.4.16

18.4.16

23 Types, criteria and; indicators of impacts 2 20.4.16

23.4.16

24 Impact monitoring, methods 'and designs 1 25.4.16

25 Impact assessment perception of partners 2 27.4.16

30.4.16

26 Techniques of analysis of impact assessment 1 2.5.16

27 Policy implication of impact assessment 2 4.5.16

7.5.16

Total 48





Course No: HECM 625 2 (1+1) Semester II Year : 2013-14

Course Title- ADVERTISING AND MARKETING COMMUNICATION

THEORY

S.No. Topic No. of

classes

Dates

1. Evolution and history of advertising 1 8 .1.16

2. Relevance of advertising in marketing 1 15.1.16

3 An overview of the advertising scene in India. 1 22.1.16

4 Classification of advertising; 1 29.1.16

5 various media for advertising 1 5.2.16

6 advertising writing process; law and ethics in advertising 1 12.2.16

7 socio-economic effects of advertising. 1 19.2.16

8 Advertising agency operations/management 1

26.2.16

9 an understanding of key issues strategies in advertising, 1 4.3.16

10 govt. policy on advertising and management,

apex bodies in advertising

1

1

11.3.16

18.3.16

11 Advertising as a tool of marketing and Advertising campaigns and their role in

marketing

2 1.4.16

8.4.16

12 Marketing communication - concept and functions 1 22.4.16

13 consumer behaviour and its various factors; 1 29.4.16

14 recent trends in advertising and marketing 1 6.5.16

15 Total 16

PRACTICALS

S.No. Topic No. of

classes

Dates

1. Visit to advertising agencies 2

7.1.16

14.1.16

2. advertising layout techniques for

newspaper, posters ,

2

14.1.16

21.1.16

radio,

TV,

hoardings,

wall paintings,

2

2

2

2

28.1.16

4.2.16

11.2.16

18.2.16

25.2.16

3.3.16

10.3.16

17.3.16

3. case studies on institutional advertisement,

advertisement campaign

2

2

31.3.16

1.4.16

7.4.16

21.3.16

28.3.16

5.5.16

Totals 16




Department of Home Science Extension and Communication Management Course No: HECM 525 2(0+2) Semester II

Year : 2013-14

Course Title- Advances in Information & communication Technology

S. No. Topics No. of

Classes

Date

1. Multi media concept & importance and emerging technologies 2 5.1.16

8. 1.16

2. online and net newspapers and editions 1 12. 1.16

3. internet radio , web television & Video-on demand 2 15. 1.16

19. 1.16

4. search engines 1 22. 1.16

5. Blogs & video logs, 3 29. 1.16

2.2.16

5.2.16

6. citizen journalism 1 9.2.16

7. Evaluation of e-journals- advantages and disadvantages 1 12.2.16

8. unique features of web language, web pages, home pages 2 16.2.16

19.2.16

9. Web site designing concept, HTML, interactive, design and layout 4 23.2.16

26.2.16

1.3.16

4.3.16

10. web animation, animated graphics 3 8.3.16

11.3.16

15.3.16

11. designing interactive elements, sound addition 3 18.3.16

22.3.16

25.3.16

12. web visual editor 3 29.3.16

1.4.16

5.4.16

13. Writing on specialized area on the web, creation and editing 2 8.4.16

12.4.16

14. impact of new media on traditional media 1 15.4.16

15. Writing for general interest sites 3 19.4.16

22.4.16

26.4.16

16. Problem solution

Web program Review

1

2

29.4.16

3.5.16

6.5.16

TOTAL 35




Documents

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