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BANGLADESH UNIVERSITY OF PROFESSIONALS (BUP)SEMESTER OUTLINE

PREFACE

General: This tentative semester outline is the overall pen picture of the academic curriculum blended with series of learning events from social activities and numerous enjoyable events for an effective learning to be fit in the competitive world. Its core theme is to provide a panoramic view of the course curriculum for the initial mental set up of the students and to give guidelines for teachers for innovative and research oriented learning. This comprehensive semester outline includes a column each for the Day/Date, Class Timing, Name of the Section Location (Classroom Number), Course Code, Topic/Event, Teacher/Faculty Member and Remarks/Discussion Points. The semester outline is also a basic guideline indicating the modes of conduct of the course curriculum. It accommodates all relevant information required for the whole semester including all central events (e.g. sports, games or cultural competitions, National Day(s) celebrations, seminars, cultural programs, etc.). In a nutshell, this semester outline is the ready reference to all your questions regarding the program.

Semester Starting and Finishing Dates: The semester starts on 06 January 2019 and finishes on 30 June 2019.

Timing and Conduct of Classes: The academic week starts on Sunday and finishes on Thursday, making it a five-day working week. Each Section shall have about two classes per day. So, there will be total ten classes per week for each section. Each class shall be of 90 minutes duration, of which 60 minutes shall be dedicated for lecture, and the rest 30 minutes shall be spent for discussions by the students. The mode and conduct of discussions shall be designed by the class-teacher as per the “Remarks/Discussion‟ column given in the following pages. Apart from the planned classes, makeup classes and industrial visits will be conducted on Saturdays as per plan of the Department.

Names of Courses with Codes: The names of courses with course code have been stated below: 1

Serial Name of Course Course

Code1. Functional English LAW-11012. Bangladesh and International Studies LAW-1102

3.English for Law and Interpretation of Statutes LAW-1103

4. Presentation Skill Development LAW-11045. Legal System of Bangladesh LAW-1105

Assessment System: The assessment system is as under:Events WeightSemester Final Exam 50%Midterm Exam 20%Class Tests 10%Project Paper/ Assignments /Term Paper (Individual) Including Presentation 10%

Class Attendance 10%Total 100%

Conclusion: This semester outline, with its all information and instructions, welcomes the students to be a proud member of BUP. It sets the tone and describes the general academic environment of the University for the 1st Semester of the year 2017. In fact, it is a complete guideline for the students for the semester, so that there is no room for any confusion on anyone’s part. It also gives a clear picture of what BUP wants to impart to the students as well as what is expected out of the students. Disciplinary aspects are also mentioned enabling the students to have a prior understanding of the culture and discipline of BUP. It is expected that students shall take all instructions and information by heart and follow the same with utmost sincerity. It is worth mentioning that curriculum of BUP is not only a bundle of strict routines and their observances, but also a place where students shall learn to be a good and knowledgeable citizen with excellent presentation skill. The semester is full of fun and frolics apart from the pure academic curriculum, which the students shall come across as the semester unfolds with passage of time. We hope, gradually, all students shall successfully complete the semester with praiseworthy results. Welcome to BUP once again.

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Bangladesh University of Professionals Faculty of Security and Strategic Studies

Department of Law First Year, First Semester Outline-2019

1st WeekDateDay

Time Sec Location Course Code

Events /Topics Teachers/Faculty Members

Remarks / Discussion points

01 Jan Tuesday

English New Year

02 Jan Wednesday Opening Convocation03 JanThursday04 JanFriday

Weekend

05 JanSaturday

Weekend

3

2nd WeekDateDay




06 JanSunday

0830-1000

A 902 Law 1102 Orientation with students. Introduction / Overview of the course.

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1.Students will introduce themselves.2. Why history is important for law students?3. Why history is always about kings & leaders?

4. What is natural course of history?

B 903 Law 1101 Orientation with students & ice breaking session; importance of studying functional English for the students

Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Syntaxb. Syntactic Categoriesc. Lexicond. Transformational rules

1015-1145

B 902 Law 1102 Orientation with students. Introduction / Overview of the course.

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1.Students will introduce themselves.2. Why history is important for law students?3. Why history is always about kings & leaders?

4. What is natural course of history?

A 903 Law 1101 Orientation with students & ice breaking session; importance of studying functional English for the students

Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Syntaxb. Syntactic Categoriesc. Lexicond. Transformational rules

07 Jan 0830- A 903 Law 1105 Historical development-legal Lec. Md. Sadekul Hindu Period, Muslim Period4

Monday 1000 system before emergence of Bangladesh

Islam

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 Historical development-legal system before emergence of Bangladesh

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Hindu Period, Muslim Period

A 902 Law 1103 Introduction to Legal Language

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Precise writing – Legal Language

Reading – Legal Language

Reading assignment: Scope of legal language

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Introduction to Legal Language,

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Precise writing – Legal Language

Reading – Legal Language


08 JanTuesday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1102 Introduction to History: Definition, Importance of History, Geographical Location of Bangladesh

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Can we live without history in a civilized world?2. Latitude & longitude of Bangladesh3. Why Bangladesh is not a cold country?4. Reasons for frequent floods in Bangladesh?

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A 903 Law 1104 Ice Breaking, Introduction and Self-Assessment, briefing on course outline, reference books and materials.

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

1. Students will introduce themselves2. How to start a presentation?3. Importance of presentation4. How to conclude a presentation?

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1102 Introduction to History: Definition, Importance of History, Geographical Location of Bangladesh

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman


B 903 Law 1104 Ice Breaking, Introduction and Self-Assessment, briefing on course outline, reference books and materials.

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam


09 JanWednesday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Historical development-legal system before emergence of Bangladesh

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

British Period, Pakistan Period

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 Historical development-legal system before emergence of Bangladesh

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam


A 902 Law 1103 Classification of Statutes Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Classification of Statutes

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Classification of Statutes Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Classification of Statutes

10 Jan 0830- B 902 Law 1104 Importance of Effective Asso. Prof. Ahmed Importance of Presentation in:

6

Thursday 1000 Presentation Skills in Business and Life.

Mahbub-ul Alam 1. Corporate Life2. Social Life3. Personal Life4. Appearance of a successful presenter

A 903 Law 1101 Common mistakes in academic writing

Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Right form of verbsb. Sentences and clausesc. Formal academic

languaged. Homonyms

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1104 Importance of Effective Presentation Skills in Business and Life.

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Importance of Presentation in:1. Corporate Life2. Social Life3. Personal Life4. Appearance of a successful presenter

B 903 Law 1101 Common mistakes in academic writing

Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Right form of verbsa. Sentences and clausesb. Formal academic

languagec. Homonyms

11 JanFriday

Weekend

12 JanSaturday

Weekend

7

3rd WeekDateDay




13 JanSunday

0830-1000

A 902 Law 1102 Bengal in Ancient Time (Up to 1204 AD): Contributions of some dynasties and development

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Start of civilization in Bengal2. Rulers of Bengal in ancient time3. Social structure of Bengal during 12th Century

4. Religions of Bengal during 10th Century.

B 903 Law 1101 Common errors while writing Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Formal and informal

styles of writingb. Commonly misused

wordsc. Confusingly related

wordsd. Stylistic problems

1015-1145

B 902 Law 1102 Bengal in Ancient Time (Up to 1204 AD): Contributions of some dynasties and development

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Start of civilization in Bengal2. Rulers of Bengal in ancient time3. Social structure of Bengal during 12th Century

4. Religions of Bengal during 10th Century.

A 903 Law 1101 Common errors while writing Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Formal and informal

styles of writingb. Commonly misused

wordsc. Confusingly related

words

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d. Stylistic problems

14 JanMonday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Introduction of Courts and Tribunal of Bangladesh

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

5 types of civil courts, various jurisdiction & distinction between court & tribunal.

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 Introduction of Courts and Tribunal of Bangladesh

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam


A 902 Law 1103 Reading and Speaking Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Reading – Concept and nature of law, Comprehension writing, Basic Grammar – Concept and

nature of law,

Speaking - Branches of law1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Reading and Speaking Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Reading – Concept and nature of law, Comprehension writing, Basic Grammar – Concept and

nature of law,

Speaking - Branches of law15 JanTuesday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1102 Bengal in Medieval Time (contributions in history)

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

Bengal in Medieval Period:1. Extent of Medieval Time2. Crime & Punishment3. Main mode of land transportation4. Language & Culture

A 903 Law 1104 Discussion/Video on Great Presenters/ Orators

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

1. Great presenters are not born, but created, explain2. How to respond when nervous on the stage3. Body language as a tool in presentation

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4. Impromptu techniques. Finding out Strengths/ Weakness

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1102 Bengal in Medieval Time (contributions in history)

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

Bengal in Medieval Period:1. Extent of Medieval Time2. Crime & Punishment3. Main mode of land transportation4. Language & Culture

B 903 Law 1104 Discussion/Video on Great Presenters/ Orators

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

1. Great presenters are not born, but created, explain2. How to respond when nervous on the stage3. Body language as a tool in presentation4. Impromptu techniques. Finding out Strengths/ Weakness

16 JanWednesday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 The Magistrate Court Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Types, Jurisdiction & other issues (Judicial Magistrate, Executive Magistrate)

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 The Magistrate Court Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Types, Jurisdiction & other issues (Judicial Magistrate, Executive Magistrate)

A 902 Law 1103 General Principles of Interpretation

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

General Principles of Interpretation

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 General Principles of Interpretation

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

General Principles of Interpretation

10

17 JanThursday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1104 Building essential vocabularies for effective written and oral presentation, Describing an event.

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

1. Describing any memorable event2. How to handle eve teasing?3. Facial expression of a presenter4. Body movements: distracting mannerism

A 903 Law 1101 Developing good vocabulary Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Problem vocabularyb. Prepositionsc. Common combinations

with prepositionsd. Techniques to improve

and expand vocabulary

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1104 Building essential vocabularies for effective written and oral presentation, Describing an event.

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam


B 903 Law 1101 Developing good vocabulary Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Problem vocabularyb. Prepositionsc. Common combinations

with prepositionsd. Techniques to improve

and expand vocabulary

18 JanFriday

Weekend

19 JanSaturday

Weekend

11

4th WeekDateDay




20 JanSunday

0830-1000

A 902 Law 1102 Bengal in Modern Times Prof. Dr. Anisuzzaman 1. British Rule: 1757-1947 AD2. Battles of Palashi and Boxer3. Diwani (1765)4. British Policy and Reforms

B 903 Law 1101 Introductory discussion on writing

Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Process writingb. Product Writingc. Prewritingd. Drafting and revising

1015-1145

B 902 Law 1102 Bengal in Modern Times Prof. Dr. Anisuzzaman 1. British Rule: 1757-1947 AD2. Battles of Palashi and Boxer3. Diwani (1765)4. British Policy and Reforms

A 903 Law 1101 Introductory discussion on writing

Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Process writingb. Product Writingc. Prewritingd. Drafting and revising

21 JanMonday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 The Court of Session Lec. Md. Sadekul Islam Jurisdiction and other Issues

1015- B 903 Law 1105 The Court of Session Lec. Md. Sadekul Islam Jurisdiction and other 12

1145 Issues

A 902 Law 1103 Reading - Passage from the Jurisprudence and Journal Article

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Reading - Passage from the Jurisprudence and Journal Article

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Reading - Passage from the Jurisprudence and Journal Article

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Reading - Passage from the Jurisprudence and Journal Article

22 JanTuesday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1102 Renaissance in Bengal Prof. Dr. Anisuzzaman 1. Indian Rebellion of 18572. BrahmoSamaj3. Contributions of Tagore family4. Writings of Bankim and Sharatchandra

A 903 Law 1104 Video analysis: World Championship on Public Speaking

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

1. SWOT analysis on Presenters2. Weaknesses of presenters3. Better Articulation of sentences4. Common Syntax errors while presenting

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1102 Renaissance in Bengal Prof. Dr. Anisuzzaman 1. Indian Rebellion of 18572. BrahmoSamaj3. Contributions of Tagore family4. Writings of Bankim and Sharatchandra

B 903 Law 1104 Video analysis: World Championship on Public Speaking

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

1. SWOT analysis on Presenters2. Weaknesses of presenters

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3. Better Articulation of sentences4. Common Syntax errors while presenting

Workshop on Cyber Law (Law of Dept)23 JanWednesday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 The Court of District Judge Lec. Md. Sadekul Islam Types Jurisdiction & other Issues

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 The Court of District Judge Lec. Md. Sadekul Islam Types Jurisdiction & other Issues

A 902 Law 1103 Judges and Statutory Interpretation

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Judges and Statutory Interpretation

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Judges and Statutory Interpretation

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Judges and Statutory Interpretation

Econ Master- 2019 (Inter University), Economics

24 JanThursday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1104

Understanding different presentation situations

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

1. Classroom2.Presenting in competition3. Presenting in front of subordinates4. Presentation on assessment of situation

A 903 Law 1101 Writing a good biography & autobiography

Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Selecting the

subjectb. Doing research on

the subjectc. Customizing what

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to include in the biography

d. Writing for an unknown audience

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1104

Understanding different presentation situations

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam


B 903 Law 1101 Writing a good biography & autobiography

Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Selecting the

subjectb. Doing research on

the subjectc. Customizing what

to include in the biography

d. Writing for an unknown audience

Econ Master- 2019 (Inter University), Economics

25 JanFriday Econ Master- 2019 (Inter University), Economics26 JanSaturday

15

5th WeekDateDay




27 JanSunday

0830-1000

A 902 Law 1102 Partition of Bengal (1905) and its resultAll India Muslim League (1906)

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Role of Sir Salimullah of Dacca2. Why the Hindus did not like the ‘Partition’?3. Background of All India Muslim League

4. Protest against ‘Partition’ by All India Congress

B 903 Law 1101 Writing e-mail etiquettes Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Quality criteria of

memorandumb. Guidelines to write

memorandum, circulars, notices etc.

c. Standard format of job application

d. Differences between resume and CV

1015-1145

B 902 Law 1102 Partition of Bengal (1905) and its resultAll India Muslim League (1906)

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Role of Sir Salimullah of Dacca2. Why the Hindus did not like the ‘Partition’?3. Background of All India Muslim League

4. Protest against ‘Partition’ by All India Congress

A 903 Law 1101 Writing e-mail etiquettes Asso. Professor Md. a. Quality criteria of

16

Murshikul Alam memorandumb. Guidelines to write

memorandum, circulars, notices etc.

c. Standard format of job application

d. Differences between resume and CV

Global Leadership Summit 2019 (IR Dept)28 JanMonday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 separation of Judiciary Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Article 22 of the constitution, land mark case of Masder Hossain

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 separation of Judiciary Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Article 22 of the constitution, land mark case of Masder Hossain

A 902 Law 1103 Reading Passage Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Reading Passage from Penal Code, 1860, Comprehension writing – Penal Code, Composition/ Short Essay – Penal Code

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Reading Passage Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Reading Passage from Penal Code, 1860, Comprehension writing – Penal Code, Composition/ Short Essay – Penal Code

Volleyball/Badminton Final

29 JanTuesday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1102 Pakistan Period and history of Bangladesh: 1948-1970

Prof. Dr. 1. Language Movement of 19522. Military rule Under Ayub

17

Language Movement, Foundation of Awami League, Military rule in Pakistan

Anisuzzaman Khan3. 6-Point Demand of Bangobondhu4. Peoples’ Revolution: 1969

A 903 Law 1104 Presentations on Impromptu Topic

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Topic will be given through lottery five minutes before commencement

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1102 Pakistan Period and history of Bangladesh: 1948-1970Language Movement, Foundation of Awami League, Military rule in Pakistan

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Language Movement of 19522. Military rule Under Ayub Khan3. 6-Point Demand of Bangobondhu4. Peoples’ Revolution: 1969

B 903 Law 1104 Presentations on Impromptu Topic

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Topic will be given through lottery five minutes before commencement

30 JanWednesday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 The Supreme Court of Bangladesh

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Jurisdiction & Other Issue

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 The Supreme Court of Bangladesh

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam


A 902 Law 1103 Literal Rule of Interpretation Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Literal Rule of Interpretation

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Literal Rule of Interpretation Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Literal Rule of Interpretation

31 JanThursday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1104 Presentation on Physical Appearance, Outfit/Attire including Shoe/Belt/ Perfume

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

1. Importance of appropriate attire for particular presentation2. Formal Vs Casual Attire

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Selection (both male and female)

3. Facial expression to attract audience4. Color matching of outfit/attire

A 903 Law 1101 Improving writing skill Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Difficulty getting started

on writing assignmentsb. Mental fatigue while

writingc. Inconsistent legibility in

writingd. Uneven writing tempo

and poorly planned papers

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1104 Presentation on Physical Appearance, Outfit/Attire including Shoe/Belt/ Perfume Selection (both male and female)

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

1. Importance of appropriate attire for particular presentation2. Formal Vs Casual Attire3. Facial expression to attract audience4. Color matching of outfit/attire

B 903 Law 1101 Improving writing skill Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Difficulty getting started

on writing assignmentsb. Mental fatigue while

writingc. Inconsistent legibility in

writingd. Uneven writing tempo

and poorly planned papers

Seminar DHSM

01 FebFriday Weekend

19

02 FebSaturday

Future Leader’s Summit (Law)

6th WeekDateDay




03 FebSunday

0830-1000

A 902 Law 1102 6 points and 11 points Programs, Mass upsurge in 1969, election of 1970

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Six Points2. 11 Points3. Mass upsurge in 1969

4. Election of 1970B 903 Law 1101 Writing project proposals Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Techniques to develop a

successful project proposal

b. Different parts of a project proposal

c. Dissertationd. Thesis.

1015-1145

B 902 Law 1102 6 points and 11 points Program Mass upsurge in 1969, election of 1970

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Six Points2. 11 Points3. Mass upsurge in 1969

4. Election of 1970A 903 Law 1101 Writing project proposals Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Techniques to develop a

successful project proposal

b. Different parts of a project proposal

c. Dissertationd. Thesis.

04 FebMonday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 The High Court Division Lec. Md. Sadekul Jurisdiction & Other Issue

20

Islam

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 The High Court Division Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam


A 902 Law 1103 Basic Grammar, speaking in different situations

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Basic Grammar, speaking in different situations- greeting, regretting, requesting, inviting, offering, shopping discussing etc

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Basic Grammar, speaking in different situations

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Basic Grammar, speaking in different situations- greeting, regretting, requesting, inviting, offering, shopping discussing etc

05 FebTuesday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1102 Bangladesh Liberation War 1971: socio-economic, political condition of Bengal

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. The massacre of 25 March 19712. Formation of Mujibnagor Government3. Sufferings of people as refugees4. Brutality of Pakistan Army

A 903 Law 1104 Barriers/ Challenges of Effective Presentation and Use of Different Aids and Supporting Medias including Audio Visuals required for Presentation.

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Presentations on use of different medias

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1102 Bangladesh Liberation War 1971: socio-economic, political condition of Bengal

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. The massacre of 25 March 19712. Formation of Mujibnagor Government

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3. Sufferings of people as refugees4. Brutality of Pakistan Army

B 903 Law 1104 Barriers/ Challenges of Effective Presentation and Use of Different Aids and Supporting Medias including Audio Visuals required for Presentation.

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam


06 FebWednesday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Constitutional Jurisdiction of the High Court Division-Writ Jurisdiction

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Habeas Corpus, Mandamus, Prohibition, Certiorari & Quo Warranto

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 Constitutional Jurisdiction of the High Court Division-Writ Jurisdiction

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam


A 902 Law 1103 Golden Rule of Interpretation Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Golden Rule of Interpretation

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Golden Rule of Interpretation Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Golden Rule of Interpretation

07 FebThursday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1104 How to prepare efficient PPT slides?

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Practice: PPT preparation and presentation

A 903 Law 1101 Writing Book Reviews Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. ISBNb. Fiction and non-fiction

booksc. Journal entriesd. Publishing companies

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1104 How to prepare efficient PPT slides?

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Practice: PPT preparation and presentation

22

B 903 Law 1101 Writing Book Reviews Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. ISBNb. Fiction and non-fiction

booksc. Journal entriesd. Publishing companies

Debate-2018 (Inter University), Economics08 FebFriday Debate-2018 (Inter University), Economics09 FebSaturday

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7th WeekDateDay




10 FebSunday

Saraswathi Puja

11 FebMonday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Appellate Jurisdiction Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Power and Function

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 Appellate Jurisdiction Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Power and Function

A 902 Law 1103 Basic Grammar Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Basic Grammar

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Basic Grammar Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Basic Grammar

Volleyball/Badminton Final12 FebTuesday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1102 Role of big powers Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Role of USA2. Role of USSR3. Role of China4. Role of UK

A 903 Law 1104 Story Telling, right humor, Figures, Diagrams for Presentations.

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Students will be asked to tell story of their choice

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1102 Role of big powers Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Role of USA2. Role of USSR3. Role of China4. Role of UK

B 903 Law 1104 Story Telling, right humor, Figures, Diagrams for

Asso. Prof. Ahmed Students will be asked to tell story of their choice

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Presentations. Mahbub-ul Alam

13 FebWednesday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Tribunal Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Power and Function

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 Tribunal Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Power and Function

A 902 Law 1103 Mischief Rule and Purposive Interpretation

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Mischief Rule and Purposive Interpretation

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Mischief Rule and Purposive Interpretation

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Mischief Rule and Purposive Interpretation

Pahela Falgoon (DHSM Dept)14 FebThursday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1104 Developing and Organizing information for presentation

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

1. Importance of research2. How to organize information3. Identifying irrelevant information4. Use of Brain Storming

A 903 Law 1101 Instructions & general information for listening practices

Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Listening comprehension

scriptb. Analysis-scoring sheetc. Necessity of listening

practiced. Listening practice

activities

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1104 Developing and Organizing information for presentation

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

1. Importance of research2. How to organize information3. Identifying irrelevant information

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4. Use of Brain StormingB 903 Law 1101 Instructions & general

information for listening practices

Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Listening comprehension

scriptb. Analysis-scoring sheetc. Necessity of listening

practiced. Listening practice

activities

Seminar DHSM15 FebFriday Weekend16 FebSaturday

Weekend

26

8th WeekDateDay




17 FebSunday

0830-1000

A 902 Law 1102 An Overview of Bangladesh : (1971 – up to today):Resources (Agriculture, forest, RMG, MDG, SDG)

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. An Economic Nightmare after Independence2. What happened to Jute- The Golden Fiber?3. Readymade Garments, its Contribution

4. Millennium Development Goal (MDG)

B 903 Law 1101 Listening from IELTS resources & British Council resources

Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. How to access various

resourcesb. Techniques for

developing listening skillc. Common mistakes in

listening testsd. How to avoid the

mistakes in listening tests

1015-1145

B 902 Law 1102 An Overview of Bangladesh : (1971 – up to today):Resources (Agriculture, forest, RMG, MDG, SDG)

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. An Economic Nightmare after Independence2. What happened to Jute- The Golden Fiber?3. Readymade Garments, its Contribution

4. Millennium Development Goal (MDG)

A 903 Law 1101 Listening from IELTS Asso. Professor Md. a. How to access various 27

resources & British Council resources

Murshikul Alam resourcesb. Techniques for

developing listening skillc. Common mistakes in

listening testsd. How to avoid the

mistakes in listening tests

18 FebMonday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Special Court Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Power & Jurisdiction

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 Special Court Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Power & Jurisdiction

A 902 Law 1103 Listening – Passage on crimes and civil Wrong

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Listening – Passage on crimes and civil Wrong

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Listening – Passage on crimes and civil Wrong

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Listening – Passage on crimes and civil Wrong

19 FebTuesday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1102 Rural development, culture and Ethnicity, historical places and tourism, Bengal famine

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Importance of Rural Development2. Ethnic homogeneity in Bangladesh3. Short brief on any Historical Place in Bangladesh4. Bengal Famine: Natural or Manmade?

A 903 Law 1104 Some Special tips for smart speech, Business

Asso. Prof. Ahmed 1. Use of different tips/tools2. Criticism of different

28

Presentation, practicing through examples

Mahbub-ul Alam tips/tools3. Tips on great opening and closing4. Controlling mind to get rid of Blank-head

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1102 Rural development, culture and Ethnicity, historical places and tourism, Bengal famine

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman


B 903 Law 1104 Some Special tips for smart speech, Business Presentation, practicing through examples

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

1. Use of different tips/tools2. Criticism of different tips/tools3. Tips on great opening and closing4. Controlling mind to get rid of Blank-head

SPSS Software Workshop-2019 (Economics)20 FebWednesday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Criminal Proceedings Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Various stage of a case

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 Criminal Proceedings Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Various stage of a case

A 902 Law 1103 Subsidiary Rules of Interpretation

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Subsidiary Rules of Interpretation

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103Interpretation

Lec. Abu Bakar Subsidiary Rules of Interpretation

29

Subsidiary Rules of Interpretation

Siddique

SPSS Software Workshop-2019 (Economics)21 FebThursday

International Mother Language Day

22 FebFriday Weekend23 FebSaturday

Weekend

9th WeekDate Time Sec Location Course Events /Topics Teachers/Faculty Remarks / Discussion points

30

Day Code Members24 FebSunday

0830-1000

A 902 Law 1102 Governance of Bangladesh and Education system of Bangladesh

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Constitution and Parliamentary form of Govt.2. Military Rule and Struggle for Democracy3. Democracy: a myth or reality in Bangladesh?

4. Education System: a trial and error game

B 903 Law 1101 How to compile bibliographies

Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Bibliographyb. Referencesc. Differences between

bibliography and references

d. Referencing stylese.

1015-1145

B 902 Law 1102 Governance of Bangladesh and Education system of Bangladesh

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Constitution and Parliamentary form of Govt.2. Military Rule and Struggle for Democracy3. Democracy: a myth or reality in Bangladesh?

4. Education System: a trial and error game

A 903 Law 1101 How to compile bibliographies

Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Bibliographyb. Referencesc. Differences between

bibliography and references

31

d. Referencing styles

25 FebMonday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Civil Proceedings Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Various stage of a suit

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 Civil Proceedings Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Various stage of a suit

A 902 Law 1103 Passage on Administrative Law

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Passage on Administrative Law, Writing essay on Administrative Law, impact of technology on the practice of law

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Passage on Administrative Law

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Passage on Administrative Law, Writing essay on Administrative Law, impact of technology on the practice of law

Law Lecture Series (Law)26 FebTuesday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1102 Towards a Digital Bangladesh: problems and possibilities.

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Priority is democracy or development?2. Good governance and democracy - a team?3. Digital tendering system – possible to establish?4. Talent Vs Lobbying – which one wins?

A 903 Law 1104 Ways to reduce Shyness, Stage Fright, stress and anxiety.

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Different techniques used for reducing shyness, stage phobia etc

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1102 Towards a Digital Bangladesh: problems and possibilities.

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Priority is democracy or development?2. Good governance and democracy - a team?

32

3. Digital tendering system – possible to establish?4. Talent Vs Lobbying – which one wins?

B 903 Law 1104 Ways to reduce Shyness, Stage Fright, stress and anxiety.

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Different techniques used for reducing shyness, stage phobia etc

27 FebWednesday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Judgment-Order-Decree Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Meaning & distinction

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 Judgment-Order-Decree Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Meaning & distinction

A 902 Law 1103 Internal Aids to Construction Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Internal Aids to Construction

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Internal Aids to Construction Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Internal Aids to Construction

28 FebThursday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1104 Breathing, eye contact, Body Language, Applying Gesture and Posture

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Importance of Body Language in Presentation

A 903 Law 1101 Writing research report Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Basics of report writingb. Different parts of a

research reportc. Data collection,

organization and presentation of the

33

collected data

d. Common mistakes in report writing

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1104 Breathing, eye contact, Body Language, Applying Gesture and Posture

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Importance of Body Language in Presentation

B 903 Law 1101 Writing research report Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Basics of report writingb. Different parts of a

research reportc. Data collection,

organization and presentation of the collected data

d. Common mistakes in report writing

Seminar (Finance & Banking)01 MarFriday Weekend02 MarSaturday

Weekend

10th WeekDateDay




34

03 MarSunday

MID TERM

04 MarMonday

MID TERM

05 MarTuesday

MID TERM

06 MarWednesday

MID TERM

07 MarThursday

MID TERM

08 MarFriday

Weekend

09 MarSaturday

Weekend

35

36

11th WeekDateDay




10 MarSunday

0830-1000

A 902 Law 1102 Egyptian Civilization, Greek Civilization and achievements

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Pyramid2. Administration of Justice in ancient Greece3. Socrates

4. AristotleB 903 Law 1101 Planning paragraph writing,

brain storming & practiceAsso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Different parts of a

paragraphb. Structuring a paragraphc. Linking ideasd. Guidelines to write a

good paragraph1015-1145

B 902 Law 1102 Egyptian Civilization, Greek Civilization and achievements

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Pyramid2. Administration of Justice in ancient Greece3. Socrates

4. AristotleA 903 Law 1101 Planning paragraph writing,

brain storming & practiceAsso. Professor Md.


paragraphb. Structuring a paragraphc. Linking ideasd. Guidelines to write a

good paragraphe.

11 MarMonday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Distinction Between civil & criminal court

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Nature of civil & criminal courts

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 Distinction Between civil & criminal court

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam


A 902 Law 1103 Glossary of Legal Terms, Reading Judgment and writing report on judgment

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Glossary of Legal Terms, Reading Judgment and writing report on judgment

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Glossary of Legal Terms, Reading Judgment and writing report on judgment

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Glossary of Legal Terms, Reading Judgment and writing report on judgment

12th WeekDateDay




17 MarSunday

Birthday of Bangabandhu

18 MarMonday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Sources of law Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

constitution, Act of parliament, common law principal, custom, convention, judicial precedent, rules, ordinance, books, international treaty & convention

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 Sources of law Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

constitution, Act of parliament, common law principal, custom, convention, judicial precedent, rules, ordinance, books, international treaty & convention

A 902 Law 1103 Application for setting up a Moot Court Club, Application for necessary equipment for Dept. of Law, Reading –

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Application for setting up a Moot Court Club, Application for necessary equipment for Dept. of Law, Reading – Passage

37

Passage from the Constitution of Bangladesh

from the Constitution of Bangladesh

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Application for setting up a Moot Court Club, Application for necessary equipment for Dept. of Law, Reading – Passage from the Constitution of Bangladesh

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Application for setting up a Moot Court Club, Application for necessary equipment for Dept. of Law, Reading – Passage from the Constitution of Bangladesh

19 MarTuesday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1102 Renaissance in Europe and its influences

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. What does ‘Renaissance’ mean?2. Where did the Renaissance began, and when?3. What changes did the Renaissance bring?4. Why was there a Renaissance in Europe?

A 903 Law 1104 Use/Effects of Mentoring in Developing Presentation Skill

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Students will present on their mentors with rational for their selection, Personality Development Skill

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1102 Renaissance in Europe and its influences

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman


B 903 Law 1104 Use/Effects of Mentoring in Developing Presentation Skill

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Students will present on their mentors with rational for their

38

selection, Personality Development Skill

2nd National Quiz Festival 2019 (IR Dept)20 MarWednesday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Legislative procedure & Statutory Interpretation

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Various law making authorities

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 Legislative procedure & Statutory Interpretation

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam


A 902 Law 1103 Introduction to General Clauses Act

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Introduction to General Clauses Act

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Introduction to General Clauses Act

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Introduction to General Clauses Act

21 MarThursday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1104 Use of Vibrant Videos and Amazing Audios

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Students will be asked to criticize the video shown

A 903 Law 1101 Reading comprehension Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Standard outlineb. Techniques of reading

comprehensionc. Guiding principles to

improve reading comprehension skill

d. Post reading activities (questions, fill in the blanks,true/ false etc.)

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1104 Use of Vibrant Videos and Amazing Audios

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Students will be asked to criticize the video shown

39

B 903 Law 1101 Reading comprehension Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Standard outlineb. Techniques of reading

comprehensionc. Guiding principles to

improve reading comprehension skill

d. Post reading activities (questions, fill in the blanks,true/ false etc.)

Conquest-2019 (Inter Dept Debate Competition), Economics22 MarFriday Conquest-2019 (Inter Dept Debate Competition), Economics23 MarSaturday

13th WeekDateDay




24 MarSunday

0830-1000

A 902 Law 1102 Revolutions: Industrial Revolution in England and French Revolution

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Background of Industrial Revolution in England2. Transformation of Textile Industry3. Prelude to the French Revolution

4. Declaration of the Rights of Man and of Citizen

B 903 Law 1101 Writing letter for business Asso. Professor Md. a. Different parts of a

40

purposes Murshikul Alam business proposalb. Meeting for business

purposesc. How to design agenda for

a business proposald. Techniques of writing

successful business proposals

1015-1145

B 902 Law 1102 Revolutions: Industrial Revolution in England and French Revolution

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Background of Industrial Revolution in England2. Transformation of Textile Industry3. Prelude to the French Revolution

4. Declaration of the Rights of Man and of Citizen

A 903 Law 1101 Writing letter for business purposes

Asso. Professor Md.


business proposalb. Meeting for business

purposesc. How to design agenda for

a business proposald. Techniques of writing

successful business proposals

Pre-Budget Analysis & Discussion Seminar (Economics)

25 MarMonday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Law Reforms & the Law Commission

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Needs and activities

1015- B 903 Law 1105 Law Reforms & the Law Lec. Md. Sadekul Needs and activities41

1145 Commission Islam

A 902 Law 1103 Reading and Listening Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Reading and Listening Passage from Environmental Law, Comprehension Writing – Environmental Law

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Reading and Listening Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Reading and Listening Passage from Environmental Law, Comprehension Writing – Environmental Law

Pre-Budget Analysis & Discussion Seminar (Economics)26 MarTuesday

Independence Day

27 MarWednesday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Legal Profession and The law officers and officers of the court (Including Function of Bangladesh Bar Council)

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Appointment, enrollment, power & discipline,

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 Legal Profession and The law officers and officers of the court (Including Function of Bangladesh Bar Council)

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Appointment, enrollment, power & discipline,

A 902 Law 1103 Presumptions regarding Jurisdiction

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Presumptions regarding Jurisdiction

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Presumptions regarding Jurisdiction

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique


28 Mar 0830- B 902 Law 1104 Non-Verbal Signals: Use of Hands, Smile, Position, etc

Asso. Prof. Ahmed Presentation on ways to manage

42

Thursday 1000 Mahbub-ul Alam different non-verbal signals

A 903 Law 1101 Taking notes from books(literature)

Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Importance of taking

notesb. Notes writingc. Minutes writingd. Note taking techniques

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1104 Non-Verbal Signals: Use of Hands, Smile, Position, etc

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Presentation on ways to manage different non-verbal signals

B 903 Law 1101 Taking notes from books(literature)

Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Importance of taking

notesb. Notes writingc. Minutes writingd. Note taking techniques

Seminar (English Dept)29 MarFriday Weekend30 MarSaturday

Weekend

43

14th WeekDateDay




31 MarSunday

0830-1000

A 902 Law 1102 Beginning of 20th Century & World Order

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Russian influence on Muslim Soviet Republics2. League of Nations3. Decolonization of British Empire

4. Suez Canal and its controlB 903 Law 1101 Writing summary Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Abstractb. Executive summaryc. Guidelines for writing

abstractd. Guidelines for writing

summary of the reports

1015-1145

B 902 Law 1102 Beginning of 20th Century & World Order

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Russian influence on Muslim Soviet Republics2. League of Nations3. Decolonization of British Empire

4. Suez Canal and its control

44

A 903 Law 1101 Writing summary Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Abstractb. Executive summaryc. Guidelines for writing

abstractd. Guidelines for writing

summary of the reports

01 AprMonday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Legal Aid in Bangladesh Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Scope & limitation

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 Legal Aid in Bangladesh Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Scope & limitation

A 902 Law 1103 Presumptions regarding Jurisdiction

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique


1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Presumptions regarding Jurisdiction

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique


02 AprilTuesday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1102 Different dimensions of International Relations and rise of big powers

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. The Cold War2. Egypt as Leader of the Middle East3. China: Moving towards Market Economy4. US dominance of the 20th Century

A 903 Law 1104 Cross Cultural Presentation Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Cultural barriers

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1102 Different dimensions of International Relations and rise of big powers

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. The Cold War2. Egypt as Leader of the Middle East3. China: Moving towards Market Economy

45

4. US dominance of the 20th Century

B 903 Law 1104 Cross Cultural Presentation Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Cultural barriers

03 AprWednesday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Alternative Dispute Resolution

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Scope, & legal mechanism

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 Alternative Dispute Resolution

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam


A 902 Law 1103 Statutory interpretation, Referencing and Footnoting method

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Statutory interpretation, Referencing and Footnoting method

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Statutory interpretation, Referencing and Footnoting method

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Statutory interpretation, Referencing and Footnoting method

Finatrics Competition (Mkt Dept)04 AprThursday

Shab-e Meraj

05 AprFriday

Robo-ICT Fest 2019

06 AprSaturday

Robo-ICT Fest 2019

46

15th WeekDateDay




07 AprSunday

0830-1000

A 902 Law 1102 World War I (1914-1918): Causes and results

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. What are the causes of World War I?2. Churchill during World War I3. Versailles Treaty

4. Bolshevik RevolutionB 903 Law 1101 Writing a resume/ CV Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Standard format of the

CVb. Writing your own CVc. Mind mappingd. Creating a resume

1015-1145

B 902 Law 1102 World War I (1914-1918): Causes and results

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. What are the causes of World War I?2. Churchill during World War I3. Versailles Treaty

4. Bolshevik RevolutionA 903 Law 1101 Writing a resume/ CV Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Standard format of the CVa. Writing your own CVb. Mind mappingc. Creating a resume

Robo-ICT Fest 2019

08 AprMonday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Public Interest Litigation (PIL)

Lec. Md. Sadekul Scope & forum

47

Islam

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 Public Interest Litigation (PIL)

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Scope & forum

A 902 Law 1103 Treaty Interpretation under International law

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Treaty Interpretation under International law

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Treaty Interpretation under International law

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Treaty Interpretation under International law

Robo-ICT Fest 2019

09 AprTuesday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1102 World War II (1939-1945): Causes and aftermath

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Japanese Attack on Pearl Harbor2. Battle of Britain3. North African Campaign4. Nuremberg Trial

A 903 Law 1104 How to handle question-and-answer session

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Different types of questions and ways to manage them

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1102 World War II (1939-1945): Causes and aftermath

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman


B 903 Law 1104 How to handle question-and-answer session

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Different types of questions and ways to manage them

Economic Talk-2019 (Economics)10 AprWednesday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Problems and prospects of the administration of justice in Bangladesh

Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

General discussion and analysis

1015- B 903 Law 1105 Problems and prospects of the Lec. Md. Sadekul General discussion and analysis48

1145 administration of justice in Bangladesh

Islam

A 902 Law 1103 Amplification on legal matters, Legal abbreviation,

Review class

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Amplification on legal matters, Legal abbreviation,

Review class

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Amplification on legal matters, Legal abbreviation,

Review class

Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

Amplification on legal matters, Legal abbreviation,

Review class

Economic Talk-2019 (Economics)11 Apr Thursday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1104 Respond professionally to questions from the audience

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Ways to answer questions effectively

A 903 Law 1101 Writing a standard script & its necessity

Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Writing processb. Appendix writingc. Index writingd. Writing TV News scripts

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1104 Respond professionally to questions from the audience

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Ways to answer questions effectively

B 903 Law 1101 Writing a standard script & its necessity

Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Writing processb. Appendix writingc. Index writingd. Writing TV News scripts

Economic Talk-2019 (Economics)12 AprFriday

Economic Talk-2019 (Economics)

49

13 AprSaturday

Weekend

16th WeekDateDay




14 AprSunday

Pahela Boishakh

15 AprMonday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Review Class Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 Review Class Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

A 902 Law 1103 Review Class Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Review Class Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique

16 Apr 0830- B 902 Law 1102 The background of Cold War: Prof. Dr. 1. Ideological differences between the Cold War Players

50

Tuesday 1000 major events and issues. Anisuzzaman 2. NATO and Warsaw Pact3. Vietnam War and Super Power Rivalry4. Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT)

A 903 Law 1104 Presentations Do’s and Don’ts Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam Discussions on different Do’s and don’ts

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1102 The background of Cold War: major events and issues.

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Ideological differences between the Cold War Players2. NATO and Warsaw Pact3. Vietnam War and Super Power Rivalry4. Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT)

B 903 Law 1104 Presentations Do’s and Don’ts Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam Discussions on different Do’s and don’ts

17 AprWednesday

0830-1000


Islam

1015-1145


Islam


Siddique

1200-1330


Siddique

18 Apr Thursday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1104 Group Discussion on given Topic

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Students will be divided into number of teams

51

A 903 Law 1101 Analytical comprehension(fictional & non-fictional)

Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Differences between

fictional and non-fictional analyticalcomprehensions

b. Open ended discussion questions

c. Developing reading comprehension questions

d. Changes in reading comprehensions across the world

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1104 Group Discussion on given Topic

Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

Students will be divided into number of teams

B 903 Law 1101 Analytical comprehension(fictional & non-fictional)

Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Differences between

fictional and non-fictional analyticalcomprehensions

b. Open ended discussion questions

c. Developing reading comprehension questions

d. Changes in reading comprehensions across the world

19 AprFriday

Weekend

20 AprSaturday

Weekend

52

17th WeekDateDay




21 AprSunday

Shob-e Barat/ Easter Sunday

22 AprMonday

0830-1000


Islam

1015-1145


Islam


Siddique

1200-1330


Siddique

23 AprTuesday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1102 End of Cold War and New World Order: Major events and issues

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

1. Disintegration of the Soviet Union (USSR)2. Fall of Berlin Wall3. 9/11, Osama Bin Laden, Al Qaida & the Taliban4. The Arab Spring: a success story?

53

A 903 Law 1104 Review Class Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1102 End of Cold War and New World Order: Major events and issues

Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman


B 903 Law 1104 Review Class Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

24 AprWednesday

0830-1000


Islam

1015-1145


Islam


Siddique

1200-1330


Siddique

25 Apr Thursday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1104 Review Class Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

A 903 Law 1101 Improving the writing skill Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Features of technical

writingb. Ways of critically

54

engaging oneself with methodological projects

c. Writing scientific projects

d. Various writing exercises

1015-1145

A 902 Law 1104 Review Class Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam

B 903 Law 1101 Improving the writing skill Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Features of technical writinga. Ways of critically

engaging oneself with methodological projects

b. Writing scientific projects

c. Various writing exercises

Seminar (BBA-Gen)26 AprFriday

Capitalizer (Intra) F&B

27 AprSaturday

Weekend

55

18th WeekDateDay




28 AprSunday

0830-1000

A 902 Law 1102 Review Class Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

B 903 Law 1101 English In Situations Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Greetings in different

countries of the worldb. Gift giving and taking

culturec. Time cultured. Language culture and

negotiation culture.

1015-1145

B 902 Law 1102 Review Class Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

A 903 Law 1101 English In Situations Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Greetings in different

countries of the worldb. Gift giving and taking

culturec. Time cultured. Language culture and

56

negotiation culture.

ICT Fest-2019 (ICT Dept)29 AprMonday

0830-1000

A 903 Law 1105 Presentation 1 Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam

Power Point Presentation, Question-answer and feedback session.

1015-1145

B 903 Law 1105 Presentation 1 Lec. Md. Sadekul

Islam


A 902 Law 1103 Presentation 1 Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique


1200-1330

B 902 Law 1103 Presentation 1 Lec. Abu Bakar

Siddique


30 AprTuesday

0830-1000

B 902 Law 1102 Review Class Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

A 903 Law 1104 Presentation 1 Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam


1015-1145

A 902 Law 1102 Review Class Prof. Dr.

Anisuzzaman

B 903 Law 1104 Presentation 1 Asso. Prof. Ahmed

Mahbub-ul Alam


Economic Talk-2019 (Economics)01 MayWednesday

May Day

57

02 May Thursday

0830-1000


Mahbub-ul Alam


A 903 Law 1101 Writing essay Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Different types of essaysb. Structuring an essayc. Standard format for

writing an essayd. Sample of a good essay

1015-1145


Mahbub-ul Alam


B 903 Law 1101 Writing essay Asso. Professor Md.

Murshikul Alama. Different types of essaysb. Structuring an essayc. Standard format for

writing an essayd. Sample of a good essay

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Annexure-1

Course OutlineGrading System shown in the table below will be followed for all courses:

Numerical Grade Letter Grade Grade Point80% and above A+ (A Plus) 4.0075% to < 80% A (A Regular) 3.7570% to < 75% A- (A Minus) 3.5065% to < 70% B+ (B Plus) 3.2560% to < 65% B (B Regular) 3.0055% to < 60% B- (B Minus) 2.7550% to < 55% C+ (C Plus) 2.5045% to < 50% C (C Regular) 2.2540% to < 45% D - 2.00

< 40% F - 0.00--------------------- I - Incomplete

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---------------------W - Withdrawal/

Withdrawn

Course Title : Functional EnglishCourse Code : LAW1101Course Teacher : Md. Murshikul AlamDesignation : Associate ProfessorE-mail : [email protected] no : 01731519030

Course Description

Functional English is very crucial now in the competitive mode of business era. And this is very important for the business students. Communication will lead the students to the destination with the help of Functional English. To this end, the course has been designed.

Learning ObjectivesThe students will at the end of the course

• Master common grammatical knowledge necessary to function in a real world.• Understand the norms of academic writing and be able to produce different genres of writing with cohesion and accuracy.• Understand and apply different techniques of reading to enhance their comprehension ability.• Be acclimatized with authentic listening materials with emphasis on speaking registers, intonation, and pronunciation.

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Course Contents

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Weeks Period/Class Topics Remarks/Discussion Points

1

1

Orientation with students & ice breaking session; importance of studying functional English for the students

a. Syntaxb. Syntactic Categoriesc. Lexicond. Transformational rules

2

Common mistakes in academic writing a. Right form of verbsb. Sentences and clausesc. Formal academic languaged. Homonyms

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3

Common errors while writing a. Formal and informal styles of writingb. Commonly misused wordsc. Confusingly related wordsd. Stylistic problems

4

Developing good vocabularya. Problem vocabularyb. Prepositionsc. Common combinations with

prepositionsd. Techniques to improve and expand

vocabulary

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5

Introductory discussion on writing a. Process writingb. Product Writingc. Prewritingd. Drafting and revising

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Writing a good biography & autobiography a. Selecting the subjectb. Doing research on the subjectc. Customizing what to include in the

biographyd. Writing for an unknown audience

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Writing e-mail etiquettes a. Quality criteria of memorandumb. Guidelines to write memorandum,

circulars, notices etc.c. Standard format of job applicationd. Differences between resume and CV

Improving writing skill a. Difficulty getting started on writing assignments

b. Mental fatigue while writing

Course Title : Bangladesh and International StudiesCourse Code : LAW1102Course Teacher : Dr. AnisuzzamanDesignation : ProfessorContact no : 01712036238

Course Description:

This course is designed of introduce the students to the basic elements of the History. It helps the students to know the ancient world and the present world as well. This course will help students to judge the present world and achieve the knowledge of new world order. To the end, this course will discharge the following topics.

Learning Objectives:

The major objective of this paper is to develop an understanding of the history and culture of both Bangladesh and the World. This will lead students to have better understanding of the region and history of people, demography, international politics possessions and behavior etc.

By the end of this course students should be able to:

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1) To understand demography of the people around Bangladesh and the world.2) Get what it means by regional influence.3) Be able to identify the major contemporary issues.4) To know the approaches to international relations.

COURSE CONTENTS

Weeks Period/Class Topics Remarks/Discussion Points

1 1 Orientation with students. Introduction / Overview of the course.

1. Students will introduce themselves.2. Why history is important for law students?3. Why history is always about kings & leaders?4. What is natural course of history?

2 Introduction to History: Definition, Importance of History , Geographical Location of Bangladesh


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3 Bengal in Ancient Time(Up to 1204 AD): Contributions of some dynasties and development

1. Start of civilization in Bengal2. Rulers of Bengal in ancient time3. Social structure of Bengal during 12th Century4. Religions of Bengal during 10th Century.

4 Bengal in Medieval Time (contributions in history) Bengal in Medieval Period:1. Extent of Medieval Time2. Crime & Punishment

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3. Main mode of land transportation4. Language & Culture

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5 Bengal in Modern Times

1. British Rule: 1757-1947 AD2. Battles of Palashi and Boxer3. Diwani (1765)4. British Policy and Reforms

6Renaissance in Bengal

1. Indian Rebellion of 18572. BrahmoSamaj3. Contributions of Tagore family4. Writings of Bankim and Sharatchandra

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Partition of Bengal (1905) and its resultAll India Muslim League (1906)

1. Role of Sir Salimullah of Dacca2. Why the Hindus did not like the ‘Partition’?3. Background of All India Muslim League4. Protest against ‘Partition’ by All India Congress

8 Lahore Resolution and Partition of India (1947), Partition of Bengal (1947)

1. Main features of Lahore Resolution2. Significance of Lahore Resolution3. Causes of ‘Partition of India’4. Effects of ‘Partition of India’ on Bengal

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Pakistan Period and history of Bangladesh : 1948-1970Language Movement, Foundation of Awami League, Military rule in Pakistan

1. Language Movement of 19522. Military rule Under Ayub Khan3. 6-Point Demand of Bangobondhu4. Peoples’ Revolution: 1969

10 6 points and 11 points Program, Mass upsurge in 1969, election of 1970

1. Six Points2. 11 Points3. Mass upsurge in 19694. Election of 1970

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11Bangladesh Liberation War 1971: socio-economic, political condition of Bengal

1. The massacre of 25 March 19712. Formation of Mujibnagor Government3. Sufferings of people as refugees4. Brutality of Pakistan Army

12 Role of big powers 1. Role of USA2. Role of USSR3. Role of China

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4. Role of UK

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An Overview of Bangladesh : (1971 – up to today):Resources (Agriculture, forest, RMG, MDG, SDG)

1. An Economic Nightmare after Independence2. What happened to Jute- The Golden Fiber?3. Readymade Garments, its Contribution4. Millennium Development Goal (MDG)

14 Rural development, culture and Ethnicity, historical places and tourism, Bengal famine


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15 Governance of Bangladesh and Education system of Bangladesh

1. Constitution and Parliamentary form of Govt.2. Military Rule and Struggle for Democracy3. Democracy: a myth or reality in Bangladesh?4. Education System: a trial and error game

16 Towards a Digital Bangladesh: problems and possibilities.

1. Priority is democracy or development?2. Good governance and democracy - a team?3. Digital tendering system – possible to establish?4. Talent Vs Lobbying – which one wins?

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17 International Studies: Civilization, Neolithic Revolution

1. Causes of the Agrarian Transformation2. The Domestication of Plants and Animals3. The spread of Neolithic Revolution4. Agriculture led the rise of Civilization - Explain

18 Mesopotamian Civilizations, Indus Valley Civilization and contributions in history

1. First Dynasty of Lagash2. The Empire of Akkad and its fall3. Artifacts of Indus Civilization4. Harappan Archaeology

10 19 Egyptian Civilization, Greek Civilization and achievements

1. Pyramid2. Administration of Justice in ancient Greece3. Socrates4. Aristotle

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20Roman Civilization and contributions 1. Julius Caesar

2. Claudius and Nero3. Battle of Actium: The Victory of Octavian4. Claudius as Emperor

21 Renaissance in Europe and its influences


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22 Revolutions: Industrial Revolution in England and French Revolution

1. Background of Industrial Revolution in England2. Transformation of Textile Industry3. Prelude to the French Revolution4. Declaration of the Rights of Man and of Citizen

23 Beginning of 20th Century & World Order

1. Russian influence on Muslim Soviet Republics2. League of Nations3. Decolonization of British Empire4. Suez Canal and its control

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24Different dimensions of International Relations and rise of big powers

1. The Cold War2. Egypt as Leader of the Middle East3. China: Moving towards Market Economy4. US dominance of the 20th Century

25 World War I (1914-1918): Causes and results

1. What are the causes of World War I?2. Churchill during World War I3. Versailles Treaty4. Bolshevik Revolution

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26 World War II (1939-1945): Causes and aftermath


27 The background of Cold War: major events and issues. 1. Ideological differences between the Cold War Players

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2. NATO and Warsaw Pact3. Vietnam War and Super Power Rivalry4. Strategic Arms Limitation Talks (SALT)

15 28 End of Cold War and New World Order: Major events and issues


1629 Presentation 1 Power Point Presentation, Question-answer

and feedback session.

30 Presentation 2 Power Point Presentation, Question-answer and feedback session.

1731 Presentation 3 Power Point Presentation, Question-answer

and feedback session.

32 Presentation 4 Power Point Presentation, Question-answer and feedback session.

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Course Title : English for Law and Interpretation of Statutes Course Code : LAW1103Course Teacher : Md. Abu Bakar SiddiqueDesignation : LecturerE-mail : [email protected] no : 01769021783

COURSE SYNOPSIS:Studying Law; academic study and practice of Law; finding and citing the sources of Law; Library and learning resources: textbook, casebooks, journals, law reports, statutes; Reading law reports and statutes; reading statutes; legal terms; legal maxim, answering questions: essay questions and quiz questions; referencing and footnoting; writing good law essays; answering problem questions. Written English: Sentence Structure; spelling; punctuation. Oral skill: preparing the presentation, delivering the presentation and Mooting.

Statutory Interpretation, jurisprudence, cannons of interpretation, literal rule, role of judges, golden rule, mischief rule, purposive rule, strict rule, liberal rule, harmonious construction, Ejusdem Generis and Noscitur a sociis, interpretation of treaties, internal aids to interpretation, external aids to interpretation

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

This course intends the following set of goals to achieve after the successful completion of it:

Introduce students to various theories of interpretation and familiarize them with positions of scepticism and faith in judicial process.

Enable students to understand and apply various canons of statutory interpretation followed in the common law legal system.

Introduce students to alternative rules of interpretation such as the Other rules of interpretation.

Introduce students to rules of interpretation under international law.

Develop among students the skills involved in legislative drafting.

Provide an in-depth understanding of legal terms legal maxims necessary for legal study. Emphasize on improvement of reading, writing and listening skill. Focus on improvement of Legal writing technique.

More specifically it is to be mentioned that, students must work in groups which will enhance their ability to work in a team. Each student will have to write a Paper on a given topic which will boost their writing skills. A student should present that topic before the class. This will also include regular Case analysis on selected components of the course materials. The presentation targets to amplify their speaking ability in relation to application of criminal procedural laws of Bangladesh.

LEARNING OUTCOMESUpon completion of the course, the students will be able to:

1. Students will learn how to channel their legal arguments through the use of rules of interpretation.2. Develop their habit of communicating in English, especially in Legal English.3. Evaluate complex legal materials that are to be studied throughout the span of LL.B. (Hon’s.). 4. Use legal language properly in different situation. 5. Analyze different documents like Court Judgment, Case materials, Journal Article etc.6. Introduce students to various theories of interpretation and familiarize them with positions of skepticism and faith in judicial process.7. Enable students to understand and apply various canons of statutory interpretation followed in the common law legal system.8. Introduce students to alternative rules of interpretation such as the mimansa rules of interpretation.

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REFERENCES:

REFERENCE BOOK(S):

1. G.P. Singh -

Principles of Statutory Interpretation (12th edition 2010, Reprint 2013)

2. P. St. J. Langan Maxwell on the Interpretation of Statutes (2006 edition)

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3. Vepa P. Sarathi Interpretation of Statutes (5th ed. 2010)

4. B. M. Gandhi Legal Language and legal writing & General English, edition 2010.

5. M. A. Yadugiri, Geetha Bhasker English for Law, Published by Cambridge University Press/Foundation Books, 2005

6. Maurice Imhoof and Herman Hudson From Paragraph to Essay: Developing Composition writing, new edition/ (2008-2009)

Course Contents

Week

Class No Outlines of the Topic

1 Introduction to Legal Language, Precise writing – Legal Language

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1 Reading – Legal Language


2 Classification of Statutes

2 3 Reading – Concept and nature of law, Comprehension writing, Basic Grammar – Concept and nature of law,

Speaking - Branches of law

4 General Principles of Interpretation

3 5 Reading - Passage from the Jurisprudence and Journal Article

6 Judges and Statutory Interpretation

4 7 Reading Passage from Penal Code, 1860, Comprehension writing – Penal Code, Composition/ Short Essay – Penal Code

8 Literal Rule of Interpretation

5 9 Basic Grammar, speaking in different situations- greeting, regretting, requesting, inviting, offering, shopping discussing etc

10 Golden Rule of Interpretation

6 11 Basic Grammar84

12 Mischief Rule and Purposive Interpretation

7 13 Listening – Passage on crimes and civil Wrong

14 Subsidiary Rules of Interpretation

8 15 Passage on Administrative Law, Writing essay on Administrative Law, impact of technology on the practice of law

16 Internal Aids to Construction

9 17 How to solve problem and essay questions, Solving a problem/essay question

18 External Aids to Construction

10 19 Glossary of Legal Terms, Reading Judgment and writing report on judgment

20 Interpretation of tax, penal and remedial statutes

Strict construction: Interpretation of penal statutes

Liberal construction: Interpretation of remedial statutes

11 21 Application for setting up a Moot Court Club, Application for necessary equipment for Dept. of Law,

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Reading – Passage from the Constitution of Bangladesh

22 Introduction to General Clauses Act

12 23 Reading and Listening Passage from Environmental Law, Comprehension Writing – Environmental Law

24 Presumptions regarding Jurisdiction

13 25 Statutory interpretation, Referencing and Footnoting method

26 Treaty Interpretation under International law

14 27 Amplification on legal matters, Legal abbreviation,

Review class

28 Review Class before Final Exam

15 29 Presentation

30 Presentation

16 31 Presentation

32 Presentation

Governing Legislations

THE GENERAL CLAUSES ACT, 1897 Vienna Convention of the Law Treaties (1969)

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Course Title : Presentation Skill DevelopmentCourse Code : LAW1104Course Teacher : Ahmad Mahbub-ul-AlamDesignation : Associate ProfessorE-mail : [email protected] no : 01713095291

Course Description:

The objective of this course is to enhance presentation skill through a systematically designed At the end of the course the student outline. This course provides lucid idea about how to make PowerPoint slides and demonstrate them in front of an audience. Students will be able to make good presentation relating to their course materials

Learning Objectives:

At the end of the course the students will be able to:

1. Skilled in Oral presentation2. Knowabout how to make PowerPoint slides3. Confident to make good presentationin front of an audience.

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COURSE CONTENTS

1

1

Ice Breaking, Introduction and Self-Assessment, briefing on course outline, reference books and materials.


2 Importance of Effective Presentation Skills in Business and Life.

Importance of Presentation in:1. Corporate Life2. Social Life3. Personal Life4. Appearance of a successful presenter

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3Discussion/Video on Great Presenters/ Orators

1. Great presenters are not born, but created, explain2. How to respond when nervous on the stage3. Body language as a tool in presentation4. Impromptu techniques. Finding out Strengths/ Weakness

4Building essential vocabularies for effective written and oral presentation, Describing an event.


3 5 1. SWOT analysis on Presenters88

Video analysis: World Championship on Public Speaking

2. Weaknesses of presenters3. Better Articulation of sentences4. Common Syntax errors while presenting

6 Understanding different presentation situations


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7 Presentations on Impromptu Topic Topic will be given through lottery five minutes before commencement

8Presentation on Physical Appearance, Outfit/Attire including Shoe/Belt/ Perfume Selection (both male and female)

1. Importance of appropriate attire for particular presentation2. Formal Vs Casual Attire3. Facial expression to attract audience4. Color matching of outfit/attire

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Barriers/ Challenges of Effective Presentation and Use of Different Aids and Supporting Medias including Audio Visuals required for Presentation.


10 How to prepare efficient PPT slides?Practice : PPT preparation and presentation

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11 Story Telling, right humor, Figures, Diagrams for Presentations. Students will be asked to tell story of their choice

12 Developing and Organizing information for presentation

1. Importance of research2. How to organize information3. Identifying irrelevant information4. Use of Brain Storming

7 13 Some Special tips for smart speech, Business Presentation, practicing through examples

1. Use of different tips/tools2. Criticism of different tips/tools3. Tips on great opening and closing4. Controlling mind to get rid of Blank-head

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14Ways to reduce Shyness, Stage Fright, stress and anxiety. Different techniques used for reducing shyness, stage

phobia etc

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15Breathing, eye contact, Body Language, Applying Gesture and Posture Importance of Body Language in Presentation

16Pronunciation, Pace, Voice, Modulation, Art of Rhetoric Importance of correct pronunciation in presentation

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17Use of Voice/Vocal Variety and Correct English Practice session: use of voice and correct English

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Audience Analysis, how to keep audience involved including selecting right mode of presentation.

Need for audience analysis, Fitting message to audiences’ expectation

1119 Different Style of Presentation Presentation by students on selected topic following

different style

20 Use/Effects of Mentoring in Developing Presentation Skill

Students will present on their mentors with rational for their selection, Personality Development Skill

1221 Use of Vibrant Videos and Amazing Audios Students will be asked to criticize the video shown

22 Non-Verbal Signals: Use of Hands, Smile, Position, etc

Presentation on ways to manage different non-verbal signals

1323 Cross Cultural Presentation Cultural barriers

24 How to handle question-and-answer session Different types of questions and ways to manage them

1425 Respond professionally to questions from the

audience Ways to answer questions effectively

26 Presentations Do’s and Don’tsDiscussions on different Do’s and don’ts

15 27 Group Discussion on given Topic Discussions on different Do’s and don’ts28 Debate Competition Students will be divided into number of teams

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1629 Presentation- 1 Power Point Presentation, Question-answer and

feedback session.

30 Presentation- 2 Power Point Presentation, Question-answer and feedback session.

1731 Presentation– 3 Power Point Presentation, Question-answer and

feedback session.

32 Presentation– 4 Power Point Presentation, Question-answer and feedback session.

Course Title : Legal System of BangladeshCourse Code : LAW1105Course Teacher : Md. Sadekul IslamDesignation : LecturerE-mail : [email protected] no : 01769021781

Course Overview This course will introduce students to key concepts of legal system of Bangladesh. Bangladesh seceded from Pakistan in December 1971. The British-era legislation applied in Pakistan after 1947 and post-partition legislation enacted in Pakistan continued to form the basis of Bangladeshi personal status laws, but legal developments since 1972 have been distinct.

All laws, rules or regulations made by the competent authority are applied in the Courts and Tribunals. The Courts can be classified into two classes’ viz. the Supreme Court and; Subordinate Courts and Tribunals. The Supreme Court of Bangladesh is the apex court with its two divisions, the High Court Division and the Appellate Division. As the apex court the high court division has been vested with the power to hear appeals and revisions from subordinate courts, and also to issue orders and directives in the nature of writs to enforce fundamental rights and to grant other reliefs available under the writ jurisdiction. There are civil courts presided by Assistant Judge to try the suits of civil nature and criminal courts presided by judicial magistrate to try the criminal cases.

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1. This course will enable students to understand the historical perspective of judicial system, 2. Students will also learn the evolution of judicial system, existing theories, concepts, 3. They will able to functions of legal system of Bangladesh4. And it will helps them to think critically and theoretically about the dynamic mechanism of both civil and criminal courts in administering

justice system of Bangladesh.

Syllabus:Historical development-legal system before emergence of Bangladesh, Introduction of Courts and Tribunal of Bangladesh, The Magistrate Court, The Court of Session, The Court of District Judge, Separation of Judiciary, The Supreme Court of Bangladesh, The High Court Division, Constitutional Jurisdiction of the High Court Division-Writ Jurisdiction, Appellate Division, tribunal, Special Court, Criminal Proceedings, Civil Proceedings, Judgment-Order-Decree, Provision of Bail, Police Power, Distinction between civil & criminal court, Appeal Procedure, Review Procedure, Review Procedure, Revision Procedure, Legislative procedure & Statutory Interpretation, Common Law & Judicial Precedent, Legal Aid in Bangladesh, Legal Profession, Law Reforms & the Law Commission, The law officers and officers of the court, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Public Interest Litigation (PIL), Sources of law, Problems and prospects of the administration of justice in Bangladesh.

Governing Legislations:

The Civil Courts Act, 1887 (Act No. XII of 1887).

The Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898 (Act No. V of 1898).

The Code of Civil Procedure, 1908 (Act No. V of 1908).

The Legal Aid Act, 2000 (Act No. 6 of 2000).

Bangladesh Legal Practitioner’s and Bar Council Order, 1

Recommended Books:

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Kazi Ebadul Hoque : Administration of Justice in Bangladesh, Dhaka: Asiatic Society of Bangladesh, 2003.

Azizul Hoque : Legal System of Bangladesh, Dhaka: BILIA, 1980.

Mofizul Islam Patwari : Legal System of Bangladesh, Dhaka: HEAB, 2004.

Dr. Zulfiquar Ahmed : Legal System of Bangladesh

Md. Abdul Halim : The Legal System of Bangladesh, Dhaka: CCB Foundation, 2012.

V.D. Kulshreshtha : Land Marks in Indian Legal and Constitutional History, Lucknow: Eastern Book Company, 1995.

M.P. Jain : Outlines of Indian Legal History, Nagpur: Wadhwa and Co., 1990.

Muhammad Basheer Ahmad : The Administration of Justice in Medieval India, Aligarh: Aligarh Historical Research Institute, 1941.

Charles Fawcett : The First Century of British Justice in India, Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1934.

BorhanUddin Khan and QuaziMahfuzulHoqueSupan

: Encyclopedic Compendium of the Laws of Bangladesh, Vols. I-IV, Dhaka: BLAST, 2002.

Raj Kumar : Survey of Medieval India, Vol. 10: Administration, Law and Justice in Medieval India, New Delhi: Anmol Publications Pvt. Ltd., 1999.

Raj Kumar : Essays on Legal Systems in India, New Delhi: Discovery Publishing House, 2003.

Bhawani Sankar Chowdhury : Studies in Judicial History of British India, Calcutta: Eastern Law House, 1972.

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Course Contents

Week

s

Lecture No. Topics Course Outline

1.

Lecture 1 Historical development-legal system before emergence of Bangladesh

Hindu Period, Muslim Period

Lecture 2 Historical development-legal system before emergence of Bangladesh


2.

Lecture 3

Introduction of Courts and Tribunal of Bangladesh


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Lecture 4 The Magistrate Court Types, Jurisdiction & other issues (Judicial Magistrate, Executive Magistrate)

3.

Lecture 5 The Court of Session Jurisdiction and other Issues

Lecture 6 The Court of District Judge

Types Jurisdiction & other Issues

4.

Lecture 7 separation of Judiciary Article 22 of the constitution, land mark case of Masder Hossain

Lecture 8 The Supreme Court of Bangladesh


5.

Lecture 9 The High Court Division Jurisdiction & Other Issue

Lecture 10 Constitutional Jurisdiction of the High Court Division-Writ Jurisdiction


Lecture 11 Appellate Jurisdiction Power and Function

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6. Lecture 12 Tribunal Power and Function

7.

Lecture 13 Special Court Power & Jurisdiction

Lecture 14 Criminal Proceedings Various stage of a case

8.

Lecture 15 Civil Proceedings Various stage of a suit

Lecture 16 Judgment-Order-Decree Meaning & distinction

9.

Lecture 17 Provision of Bail What is Bail, stages of Bail petition, Bail by police

Lecture 18 Police Power Arrest & Remand

10.

Lecture 19 Distinction Between civil & criminal court


Lecture 20 Appeal Procedure , Review Procedure, Revision Procedure

Civil & Criminal

11.

Lecture 21 Sources of law constitution, Act of parliament, common law principal, custom, convention, judicial precedent, rules, ordinance, books, international treaty & convention

Lecture 22 Legislative procedure & Statutory Interpretation


12.

Lecture 23 Law Reforms & the Law Commission

Needs and activities

Lecture 24 Legal Profession and Appointment, enrollment, power & discipline,

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The law officers and officers of the court (Including Function of Bangladesh Bar Council)

13.

Lecture 25 Legal Aid in Bangladesh Scope & limitation

Lecture 26 Alternative Dispute Resolution


14.

Lecture 27 Public Interest Litigation (PIL)

Scope & forum

Lecture 28 Problems and prospects of the administration of justice in Bangladesh

General discussion and analysis

15.

Lecture 29 Presentation PowerPoint Presentation Question-answer and feedback session


16.


Lecture 32

Presentation

PowerPoint Presentation Question-answer and feedback session

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Daily Class Routine

Jan- June 2019 4th Batch (First

Semester)- Law 2019

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Day Room No. 0830 - 1000 1015 – 1145 1200 - 1330 1400 - 1530 1545 - 1715

Sunday

902 Law-1102 A[AZ]

Law-1102 B[AZ]

903 Law-1101 B[MMA]

Law-1101A[MMA]

Monday

902 Law 1103 A[ABS]

Law 1103 B[ABS]

903 Law 1105 A[MSI]

Law 1105 B[MSI]

Tuesday

902Law-1102 B

[AZ]Law-1102 A

[AZ]

903 Law-1104 A[AMUA]

Law-1104 B[AMUA]

Wednesday

902 Law 1103 A[ABS]

Law 1103 B[ABS]

903 Law 1105 A[MSI]

Law 1105 B[MSI]

Thursday

902Law-1104 B

[AMUA]Law-1104 A

[AMUA]

903 Law-1101 A[MMA]

Law-1101B[MMA]

4 th Batch: First Semester

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Course Code Name of the Course Course Teacher Credit

Law-1101 Functional EnglishAsso. Professor Md. MurshikulAlam

(MMA)6

Law-1102 Bangladesh and International StudiesProf. Dr. Anisuzzaman (Adjunct) (AZ)

6

Law-1103English for Law and Interpretation of

StatutesLec. Md. Abu Bakar Siddique (ABS)

6

Law-1104 Presentation Skill DevelopmentAsso. Prof. Ahmad Mahbub-ul-Alam

(AMUA) 6

Law-1105 Legal System of BangladeshLec. Md. Sadekul Islam (MSI)

6

Documents

bup.edu.bd€¦ · Web viewIt accommodates all relevant information required for the whole semester including all central events (e.g. sports, games or cultural competitions, National