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Name of the Assistant / Associate Professor: Mr. K.C.NainClass and Section: B.A. Honours Geography & M.A. GeographySubject Lesson Plan: (1 January 2018 to 12 April 2018)

Month: January

Month/ Week

Class & Subject Topics to be covered Assignment/Tests

January

Week- 1 (1-6 Jan.)

B.A. (Hons.) Geography 6th Sem.(Practical: Fundamentals of Remote Sensing)

Introductory part of syllabus Oral test

M.A. Geography 2nd Sem.(Practical:Morphometric Analysis )

General introduction to syllabus Oral tests

M.A. Geography 2nd Sem.(Geography Of India)

Introductory part of syllabus Oral tests

M.A. Geography 4th Sem.(Agricultural Geography)


Month/ Week


January

Week- 2

B.A. (Hons.) Geography 6th Sem. (Practical: Fundamentals of Remote Sensing)

Meaning of Photogrammetry Oral tests


1 exercise Practice , Oral tests

(8-13 Jan.)


Physiographic division of India Written test of northern mountains


Definition, nature, scope, and significance of agricultural geography

Assignment on significance of agricultural geo.

Month/ Week


January

Week- 3(15-20 Jan.)


History and development of Photogrammetry Assignment on Photogrammetry


1 exercise Practice, Oral test


Physiographic division of India Assignment on coastal regions


Approaches to the study of agriculture in geography-commodity, deterministic, systematic, and regional

Written test of Systematic approach

Month/ Week


January B.A. (Hons.) Geography 6th Sem. (Practical: Fundamentals of Remote Sensing)

Introduction of Aerial photographs Practice, Oral tests


1 exercise Practice, Oral tests

Week- 4(22-27 Jan.)


Drainage systems Written test of Ganga river drainage system


Factors influencing agricultural patterns Oral test

Month/ Week


January

Week- 5(29-31 Jan.)


Types of aerial photographs Oral tests


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Mechanism of Indian monsoons Oral test of monsoon


Physical factors; terrain, climate, soils and waterresources

Written test of terrain and climatic factors

Month: February

Month/ Week


February B.A. (Hons.) Geography 6th Sem. (Practical: Fundamentals of Remote Sensing)

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Week- 1(1-3 Feb.)


1 exercise Practice, oral tests


Climatic regions of India, types of soils and natural vegetation Assignment on climatic regions


Institutional factors; demographic, land holding, farm family structure, caste, religion, peasant way of life, infrastructural services

Assignment on institutional factors

Month/ Week


February

Week- 2(5-10 Feb.)


1 exercise Practice




Growth of population, Distribution and density of population Written test of population density


Technological factors, irrigation, mechanical inputs Written test of Irrigation factors

Month/ Week


February B.A. (Hons.) Geography 6th Sem. (Practical: Fundamentals of

Applications of aerial photographs Oral tests

Week-3(12-17Feb.)

Remote Sensing) M.A. Geography 2nd Sem.

(Practical:Morphometric Analysis )1 exercise Practice, Oral tests


Demographic attributes; sex-ratio, literacy rate and work force

Assignment on sex ratio


Agricultural system of the world: Whittlessey’s classification Written test ofWhittlessey’sclassification

Month/ Week


February

Week- 4(19-24Feb.)


Remote sensing meaning and definition Written test of remote sensing




Population problems and policies Oral test of population problems


Shifting cultivation, plantation farming, Oral test of plantation farming

Month/ Week


February B.A. (Hons.) Geography 6th Sem. Remote sensing: applications Assignment on

Week- 5(26-28Feb.)

(Practical: Fundamentals of Remote Sensing)

Applications of R.S.


1 exercise Practice , Oral test


Characteristics of Indian agriculture and its development since independence

Assignment on agricultural development


Mediterranean agriculture, commercial grain farming Presentation on Farming systems

Month: March

Month/ Week


March

Week- 1(1-4 Mar.)


Holi Break -----------------


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Month/ Class & Subject Topics to be covered Assignment/Tests

WeekMarch

Week- 2(5-10 Mar.)


Active and passive remote sensing Oral tests


1 exercise Practice , Written test


Agricultural region of India; Major industrial regions of India Written test of India’s industrial region


agricultural region-concept and techniques Written test of agricultural region

Month/ Week

Class & Subject Topics to be covered Assignment/ Tests

March

Week- 3(12-17Mar)


1 exercise Practice




Domestic and international trade patterns;Transportation network.

Written test of transportation network


Normative technique, empirical technique, single element technique and statistical technique.

Assignment on techniques of agricultural region

Month/ Week


March

Week- 4(19-24Mar)


Remote sensing platforms Oral tests




Evolution of administrative map of India since independence Presentation by students on the same topic


Nature, significance and classification of agricultural models Written test of nature of Agri. Models

Month/ Week


March

Week- 5(26-31Mar)


Comparison between aerial photographs and satellite images Practice, Oral test




Disputes of river water sharing amongst states with reference to SYL; Inter -linking of rivers

Written test of SYL dispute


economic and descriptive models; food security; sustainable agriculture

Oral test of sustainable agriculture

Month: April

Month/ Week


April

Week- 1(2-7 Apr)


Basic concepts in GIS Oral test




Terrorism problems of internal security; Population explosion and food security

Assignment on food security


WTO and Agriculture Written test of WTO and Agriculture

Month/ Week


April

Week-2(9-12 Apr)


Revision of syllabus Written test from entire syllabus







Name of the Assistant / Associate Professor: Ms. Kirti MalikClass and Section: B.A. Honours Geography & M.A. GeographySubject Lesson Plan: (January 2018 to April 2018)

Month: January

Month/ Week


JanuaryWeek- 1(1st to 6th Jan)

B.A. HON. 4th SEM(Climatology)

Meaning and scope of Climatology; Climate and Weather; elements of climate; Factors affecting climate;

Oral test of meaning and scope of Climatology

B.A. HON. 6th SEM (Economic Geography)

Nature and Scope of Economic Geography; Relation of Economic Geography with other branches of social science;

Oral test of Nature and Scope of Economic Geography.

M.A. 2TH SEM.(Regional Development And Planning)

Conceptual and theoretical framework: Concept of development, regional development;

Oral test of Concept of development

M.A. 2TH SEM.(Practical: Digital Cartography)

Introductory part of syllabus Practice

Month/ Week


JanuaryWeek- 2(8th to 13th Jan)


Composition and structure of atmosphere; Written test of Composition and structure of atmosphere


Location and special organization of economic activities Test economic activities


Concept of region and regional planning; geography and regional planning;

Oral test of regional planning


1 Exercise Practice , Oral tests

Month/ Week




Atmospheric temperature; vertical distribution Assignment on Atmospheric temperature


Economic activities primary & secondary Written test of Economic activities


Selection of indicators and measures of regional disparities Assignment on indicators and measures of regional disparities


1 Exercise Practice, Oral test

Month/ Week


JanuaryWeek- 4(22nd to


Temperature horizontal distribution; Written test Temperature horizontal distribution

27th Jan)


Economic activities tertiary; Oral test of Economic activities tertiary


Regional growth theories; Friedman’s core-periphery theory; Assignment on Friedman’s core-periphery theory


1 Exercise Practice, Oral tests

Month/ Week


JanuaryWeek- 5(29th to 31st Jan)


Atmospheric pressure and wind distribution Assignment on Atmospheric pressure and wind distribution


Mineral resources; iron ore and bauxite; Written test of iron ore and bauxite


Polarisation and trickle-down effect theory of Hirschman; Assignment on Polarisation and trickle-down effect theory of Hirschman


Practice Practice, oral tests

Month: February

Month/ Week


Feb Week- 1(1st to 3rd Feb)


Atmospheric moisture: humidity Oral test of Atmospheric moisture


Power resources: coal petroleum, nuclear Written test of coal petroleum


Circular and cumulative causation model of Myrdal; Assignment on Circular and cumulative causation model of Myrdal



Month/ Week


FebWeek- 2(5th to 10th Feb)


Evaporation and forms of condensation; Written test of Evaporation and forms of condensation


Power resources: hydro electricity; Major industries: iron and steel;

Assignment on Major industries: iron and steel


Growth pole theory of perroux; Oral test of Growth pole theory of perroux


1 exercise Practise, oral tests

Month/ Week


FebWeek- 3(12th to 17th Feb)


Types of precipitation; world patterns of rainfall Assignment on world patterns of rainfall


Major Industries: textiles, petrochemical; Theory of industrial location (Weber);

Oral test Theory of industrial location (Weber)


Planning process: types of planning; regional planning and its rationale;

Written test of Planning process: types of planning




WeekFebWeek- 4(19th to 24th Feb)


Air masses: concepts and classification; Written test of Air masses


Agricultural regions of the world (Derwent Whittlesey); Principal crops: wheat;

Assignment on Agricultural regions of the world (Derwent Whittlesey); Principal crops: wheat


Principles and objectives; Regions for planning: characteristics, hierarchy, need, and demarcation; planning regions of India.

Oral test of Regions for planning: characteristics, hierarchy, need, and demarcation; planning regions of India.



Month/ Week


FebruaryWeek- 5(26th to 28th Feb)


Atmospheric disturbances; tropical and temperate cyclones and anticyclones

Assignment on cyclones and anticyclones


Rice, sugarcane and tea; Presentation on sugarcane and tea


Experiences of regional development and planning in India – multi level planning (state, districts, block and panchayat level planning);

Written test of multi level planning (state, districts, block and panchayat level planning)



Month: March

Month/ Week


March Week- 1(1st to 3rd Mar)


Holi Break -----------------


Holi Break -----------------


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Month/ Week


MarchWeek- 2(5th to 10th Mar)


Climatic region; Classification of Koppen Assignment on Climatic region; Classification of Koppen


Theory of agricultural location (Von Thunen) Written test of Theory of agricultural location


Regional Policies in the Indian Five Year Plans; Assignment on Regional Policies in the Indian Five Year Plans


1 Exercise Practice , Written test

Month/ Week


MarchWeek- 3(12th to 17th Mar)


Classification of Thornthwaite Assignment on Classification of Thornthwaite


Trade and Transport: main features of international trade; Presentation on Trade and Transport: main features of international trade


Planning policies for regional development; regional backwardness: criteria, strategy and programmes for backward area development

Written test of regional backwardness: criteria, strategy and programmes for backward area development



Month/ Week


MarchWeek- 4(19th to 24th Mar


Climate changes and Global warming; Assignment on Global warming


Transport cost, accessibility and connectivity; Written test of Transport cost


Revision of syllabus Presentation by students on regional backwardness



Month/ Week


MarchWeek- 5(26th to 31st Mar)


Global warming evidences, causes, consequences and measure of its control

Assignment on Global warming evidences, causes, consequences and measure of its control


Major oceanic routes of the world; PPT on Major oceanic routes of the world


Revision of syllabus Written test Unit-I and II


1 Exercise Practice , Oral test

Month: April

Month/ Week


April Week- 1(2nd to 7th

Apr)


Global warming, consequences and measure of its control Written test of consequences and measure of its control


Revision of syllabus Written test Unit-I & II


Revision of syllabus Written test Unit-III & IV



Month/ Week


AprilWeek- 2(9th to 14th April)








1 Exercise , Revision of syllabus Practice, Oral tests

Name of the Assistant / Associate Professor: Ms. Preeti SarohaClass and Section: B.A. Honours Geography & M.A. GeographySubject Lesson Plan: (1 January 2018 to 12 April 2018)

Month: January

Month/ Week


January B.A. HON. 6TH SEM. (Oceanography)

Introductory part of syllabus, Nature and scope of Oceanography Oral test of nature of geography

Week- 1 (1-6 Jan.)

M.A. 2ND SEM. (Environmental Geography)

Environmental Geography: Nature and scope of environmental geography

Oral test of environmental geo.

M.A. 4TH SEM.(Research Methodology)

Meaning and Purpose of Research Oral test of purpose of research

M.A. 4TH SEM.(Practical: Satellite Images and ItsInterpretation)

Introductory part of syllabus Practice

Month/ Week


January

Week- 2(8-13 Jan.)

B.A. HON. 6TH SEM. ( Oceanography)

Configuration of oceans floor: continental shelf, continental slope

Written test of continental slope


Fundamental concepts of environmental geography; Approaches and methods in Environmental Geography

Assignment on approaches of environmental geo.

M.A. 4TH SEM.( Research Methodology)

Types of Research; Social Science Research Oral test of types of research




WeekJanuary

Week- 3(15-20 Jan.)


Deep sea plain/ trenches and ridges; bottom relief of Atlantic Assignment on deep sea plain


Environment and Ecology: Meaning, structure and type ofEnvironment

Written test of type of environment


Identification of Research Question Assignment on identification of research question


1 Exercise Practice, Oral test

Month/ Week


January

Week- 4(22-27 Jan.)


Bottom relief of Indian ocean, Written test of bottom relief of Indian ocean


Ecology - meaning, scope and concepts, Sub-division of ecology Oral test of ecology concepts


Literature Surveying Assignment on literature surveying



Month/ Week


January

Week- 5(29-31 Jan.)


Factors affecting ocean temperature and salinity Assignment on factors affecting salinity


Ecosystem: Meaning and concepts of ecosystem Written test of concepts of ecosystem


Methods and Methodology in Human Geography Assignment on methods in human geography



Month: February

Month/ Week


February

Week- 1(1-3 Feb.)


ocean temperature distribution: horizontaland vertical

Oral test of ocean temperature distribution


Classification and components of eco-system Written test of eco-system


Scientific Method in Human Geography Assignment on scientific methods

M.A. 4TH SEM. 1 exercise Practice, oral tests

(Practical: Satellite Images and ItsInterpretation)

Month/ Week


February

Week- 2(5-10 Feb.)


Salinity meaning and composition Written test of salinity


Trophic structure, Ecological pyramid, energy flow and biogeochemical cycle

Assignment on biogeochemical cycle


Analytical Steps of the Scientific Method Oral test of analytical steps


1 exercise Practise, oral tests

Month/ Week


February B.A. HON. 6TH SEM.(Oceanography)

Salinity: horizontal and vertical distribution Assignment on salinity distribution


Ecological regions of India, Environmental pollution- meaning, types, sources, causes and impacts

Oral test of ecological region of India

Week-3(12-17Feb.)


The Routes of Scientific Explanation: Deductive and Inductive forms of reference

Written test of deductive form of reference



Month/ Week


February

Week- 4(19-24Feb.)


Circulation of oceanic water Written test of oceanic waves , circulation


Air, Water and land pollutions Assignment on pollution types


Explanation in Geography: Some Problems, Oral test of Explanation in geography



Month/ Week


February B.A. HON. 6TH SEM. ( Oceanography)

Tides: type and origin Assignment on tides

Week- 5(26-28Feb.)


Environmental Degradation – Nature, process, types Presentation on environmental degradation


From Quantitative to Qualitative Geography Written test of qualitative geography



Month: March

Month/ Week


March

Week- 1(1-4 Mar.)


Holi Break -----------------


Holi Break -----------------


Holi Break -----------------


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Month/ Week


March

Week- 2(5-10 Mar.)


Currents: types, origin and distribution Assignment on Currents origin


Causes of environmental degradation; Greenhouse effect, Global warming

Written test of Global warming


Qualitative Data Production: Interviews (Process ofInterviewing, Structure interviews

Assignment on Interviewing


1 Exercise Practice , Written test

Month/ Week


March

Week- 3(12-17Mar)


Currents of the Atlantic, the Pacific and the Indian oceans Assignment on currents of Indian Ocean


Ozone depletion and Desertification, Environmental management- concept, methods and approaches

Power point presentation on ozone depletion


Informal surveys; Depth Interviewing and Working withGroups

Written test of Depth Interviewing



Month/ Week


March

Week- 4(19-24Mar)


Impact of ocean currents onclimate and economy

Assignment on ocean current impacts


Management of soil, forest and mineral resources Written test of forest resource


Observation (Participant Observation and Ethnography) Presentation by students on observation



Month/ Week


March

Week- 5(26-31Mar)


Marine deposits; nature, classification and world distribution Assignment on marine deposits


Disaster Management; Conservation of natural resources PPT on disaster management


Process of Research Report Writing Written test of research report writing

M.A. 4TH SEM.(Practical: Satellite Images and Its

1 Exercise Practice , Oral test

Interpretation)

Month: April

Month/ Week


April

Week- 1(2-7 Apr)

B.A. HON. 6TH SEM. (Oceanography)

Coral reef: condition ofgrowth, types and world distribution

Written test of coral reefs


Emerging environmental problems and issues in India, Environmental policies, programmes

Assignment on environmental policies


Reference styles (Harvard, Chicago) Power point presentation on Reference style of Chicago



Month/ Week


April

Week-2(9-12 Apr)


Ocean as store house of resources,Revision of syllabus

Written test from entire syllabus


Environmental awareness and movements in India , Revision of syllabus



Ethics in Research,Revision of syllabus



1 Exercise , Revision of syllabus Practice, Oral tests

Name of the Assistant Professor: Dr. Pinki DahiyaClass and Section: B.A. Honours Geography & M.A. GeographySubject Lesson Plan: (1 January 2018 to 12 April 2018)Month: January

Month/ Week


January

Week- 1st (1-6 Jan.)

B.A. (Hons.) Geography 6th Sem.(Industrial Geography)

General introduction to syllabus. Oral test

M.A. Geography 4th sem. (Geographical Thought)

General Introduction , Development of geographical knowledge: classification of knowledge.

Oral tests

M.A. Geography 4th Sem. (Practical : Aerial Photograph and its interpretation.

General introduction to syllabus. Oral tests

B.A. (Hons.) Geography 2nd Sem.(Fundamentals of Human Geography)

General introduction to syllabus. Oral tests

Month/ Week


January

Week- 2nd

(8-13 Jan.)


Nature and Scope of Industrial Geography. Oral tests


Relationship of geography with other natural and social sciences, Subject matter of geography.

Practice , Oral tests

M.A. Geography 4th Sem.( Practical : Aerial Photograph and its interpretation.

Aerial Photographs- Types and Characteristics. Practice


Definition, nature , and scope of Human geography. Assignment on the same topic Nature and Scope of human geography.

Month/ Week


January

Week- 3rd (15-20 Jan.)


History of Industrialization : Mercantilism. Assignment on the topic Mercantilism


Pre- scientific geographical ideas and emergence of scientific geography; Influence of Kant.

Assignment on the topic Influence of Kant.

M.A. Geography 4th Sem.(Practical : Aerial Photograph and its interpretation.

Elements of Air photo interpretation. Practice , Oral test


Branches of Human Geography. Written test of Systematic approach

Month/ Week


January

Week- 4th (22-27 Jan.)


Colonialism and industrial revolution. Practice, Oral tests


Classical Period of Modern Geography : Humboldt and Ritter. Oral tests


Stereo Vision test, Orientation of stereo model under Mirror Stereoscope.

Practical


Men Environment relationship. Oral test

Month/ Week


January

Week- 5th (29-31 Jan.)


Core- periphery model in world industrialization. Written Test


Legacy of Humboldt and Ritter. Dualism and dichotomies: physical and human.

Presentation on the same topic


Determination of scale on an aerial photograph. Practical


Determinism and Possibilism. Written test

Month: February

Month/ Week


February

Week- 1st (1-3 Feb.)


Factors of industrial location. Written Test


Systematic and regional , and general and particular. Presentation on the same topic


Measurement of height of an object on single vertical aerial photograph.

Practice


Evolution of man. Assignment

Month/ Week


February B.A. (Hons.) Geography 6th Sem.(Industrial Geography)

Theories of industrial location: Weber. Presentation

Week- 2nd

(5-10 Feb.)


Unification of geography- Richthofen and Hettner. Oral tests


Parallax bar measurement and height determination. Practice


Classification and characteristics of Races. Written test

Month/ Week


February

Week-3rd (12-17Feb.)


Theory of industrial location: Hoover. Presentation


Social Origins of Environmental Determinism. Oral tests


Preparation of Index Map. Practical


Human adaption to environment: Eskimo , Naga. Written test


WeekFebruary

Week- 4th (19-24Feb.)


Theories of industrial location: Losch and Smith. Written test


Possibilism, Regional concept , Vidal de la Blache. Modern Geography since 1950s : Quantitative revolution and positivism.

Oral tests


Preparation of stereogram, stereo triplet and mosaic from aerial photographs.

Oral test


Human adaption to environment: Bushman , Pygmy , Bhil. Oral test

Month/ Week


February

Week- 5th (26-28Feb.)


Distribution , growth, production, and problems of iron and steel industry.

Assignment on steel industry


Locational Analysis. Oral test


Interpretation of Aerial photographs – Identification , Mapping and interpretation of Natural and Cultural features. ( 3 – Exercise)

Practical


Classification of Economic activity: Primary. Presentation on economic activities

Month: March

Month/ Week


March

Week- 1st (1-4 Mar.)


Holi Break -----------------


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Month/ Week


March B.A. (Hons.) Geography 6th Sem.(Industrial Geography)

Distribution , growth, production, and problems of Cotton Textile and Sugar industries in India.

Oral tests


Reactions to scientific positivism and development of ‘human centred theories.

Practice , Written test

Week- 2nd

(5-10 Mar.)


Land use / Land cover studies on aerial photographs. Practice


Secondary and Tertiary Activities. Written test

Month/ Week


March

Week- 3rd (12-17Mar)


Industrial policies in India. Practice


Behavioural , Humanistic and radical approaches. Oral tests


Urban studies on aerial photographs - Change detection ,Residential area study.

Practical


Models in geography: Von Thunen’s model of agricultural geography.

Assignment

Month/ Week


March B.A. (Hons.) Geography 6th Sem.(Industrial Geography)

Major industrial regions : Great Lakes region of U.S.A. Oral tests

Week- 4th (19-24Mar)


Beginnings of Contemporary Geography : Structuralism and structuration.

Oral tests


Interpretation of Aerial photographs : 1 – exercise. Practical


Edward Ullman’s model of spatial interaction. Written test

Month/ Week


March

Week- 5th (26-31Mar)


Ruhr industrial resign. Yangtiz region of China. Practice, Oral test


Post – structural and Post – colonial critique. Feminist and gender geography.

Practice , Oral test


Revision of syllabus Written test


Human Settlements : Types and Pattern of settlements with reference to india.

Oral test

Month: April

Month/ Week


April

Week- 1st (2-7 Apr)


Mumbai – Ahmedabad industrial region of india. Oral test


The post – modern perspectives in geography . Oral tests


Revision of syllabus Assignment


Christaller’s central place theory. Written test

Month/ Week


April B.A. (Hons.) Geography 6th Sem.(Industrial Geography)



Geography , neoliberalism and Globalisation. Written test from entire syllabus

Week-2nd (9-12 Apr)





Name of the Assistant / Associate Professor: Ms. ShivaniClass and Section: B.A. Honours Geography & M.A. GeographySubject Lesson Plan: (1 January 2018 to 12 April 2018)

Month: January

Month/ Week


January

Week- 1 (1-6 Jan.)

B.A. (Hons.) Geography 6th Sem.(Practical: Fundamentals of Remote Sensing)

Introductory part of syllabus Oral test

B.A (Hons.) Geography 4nd Sem. (Practical: Basic Principles in Land Surveying )


M.A. Geography 2nd Sem.(Geography of World Economy)

Introductory part of syllabus Oral tests



Month/ Week



Meaning of Aerial Photograph Oral tests

Week- 2(8-13 Jan.)


Chain and Tape Survey: plan preparation Practice , Oral tests

M.A. Geography 2nd Sem.(Geography Of World Economy)

Economic Geography: The stuff of Economic Geography Written test of Economic Geography


Definition, nature, scope, and significance of agricultural geography

Assignment on significance of agricultural geo.

Month/ Week


January

Week- 3(15-20 Jan.)


Interpretation of Annotations on an aerial photograph Assignment on Photogrammetry


Fixing of chains Practice, Oral test


A brief history of economic geography Assignment on History of Economic Geography


Approaches to the study of agriculture in geography-commodity, deterministic, systematic, and regional

Written test of Systematic approach

Month/ Week



Scale determination on vertical aerial photographs Practice, Oral tests

Week- 4(22-27 Jan.)


Methods of Plane Survey Oral tests


Models of Theorizing in Economic Geography Written test of Poststructuralist Economic Geography


Factors influencing agricultural patterns Oral test

Month/ Week


January

Week- 5(29-31 Jan.)


Availability of aerial photographs in India Oral tests


Exercise Practice


Capitalism Oral test of Capitalism


Physical factors; terrain, climate, soils and waterresources

Written test of terrain and climatic factors

Month: February

Month/ Week


February B.A. (Hons.) Geography 6th Sem. Acquisition of aerial photographs in India Oral Test

Week- 1(1-3 Feb.)

(Practical: Fundamentals of Remote Sensing)


Triangulation Practice, oral tests


Fundamental Concepts: Use-Value, Exchange Value, Capital Assignment on Capital


Institutional factors; demographic, land holding, farm family structure, caste, religion, peasant way of life, infrastructural services

Assignment on institutional factors

Month/ Week


February

Week- 2(5-10 Feb.)


Exercise Practice


Plane Table Survey: plan preparation Practice, oral tests


Capital and Labour, Capital Accumulation Written test of Capital Accumulation


Technological factors, irrigation, mechanical inputs Written test of Irrigation factors

Month/ Week


February

Week-3(12-17Feb.)


Image Interpretation Oral tests


Methods of plane table survey Practice, Oral tests


Capital Accumulation by Dispossession Assignment on Capital and Labour


Agricultural system of the world: Whittlessey’s classification Written test ofWhittlessey’sclassification

Month/ Week


February

Week- 4(19-24Feb.)


Elements of image interpretation Written test of remote sensing


Exercise Practice, oral tests


Capitalism in Twentieth Century Oral test of Organised Capitalism


Shifting cultivation, plantation farming, Oral test of plantation farming


WeekFebruary

Week- 5(26-28Feb.)


Exercise Practice


Radiation and Intersection methods Practice , Oral test


World Economy and the Capitalist mode of production Assignment on World Economy


Mediterranean agriculture, commercial grain farming Presentation on Farming systems

Month: March

Month/ Week


March

Week- 1(1-4 Mar.)


Holi Break -----------------


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Month/ Week


March

Week- 2(5-10 Mar.)


Stereoscope vision Oral tests


Two point and three point problems Practice , Written test


The Basic Elements of World Economy Written test of Multiple State System


agricultural region-concept and techniques Written test of agricultural region

Month/ Week


March

Week- 3(12-17Mar)


Pocket and mirror stereoscope Oral Test


Error correction Practice , Oral tests


Domestic and international trade patterns;Transportation network.

Written test of transportation network


Normative technique, empirical technique, single element technique and statistical technique.

Assignment on techniques of agricultural region


WeekMarch

Week- 4(19-24Mar)


Exercise Practice


Exercise Practice , Oral tests


Evolution of administrative map of India since independence Presentation by students on the same topic


Nature, significance and classification of agricultural models Written test of nature of Agri. Models

Month/ Week


March

Week- 5(26-31Mar)


Applications of stereoscope Practice, Oral test


Measurement of Height and contouring Practice , Oral test


Disputes of river water sharing amongst states with reference to SYL; Inter -linking of rivers

Written test of SYL dispute


economic and descriptive models; food security; sustainable agriculture

Oral test of sustainable agriculture

Month: April

Month/ Week


April

Week- 1(2-7 Apr)


Identification and mapping of physical and cultural features on aerial photographs

Oral test


Clinometer Practice, Oral tests


Terrorism problems of internal security; Population explosion and food security

Assignment on food security


WTO and Agriculture Written test of WTO and Agriculture

Month/ Week


April

Week-2(9-12 Apr)









Month: January

Month/ Week


January

Week- 1 (5-6 Jan.)

M.A. Foundation Course(Geography in Everyday Life)

Introductory part of syllabus Oral Test

Month/ Week


January

Week- 2(12-13 Jan.)


Geography and Environment Oral Test

Month/ Week


JanuaryWeek- 3(15-20 Jan.)


Geography and Environmental Written test on the same topic

Month/ Week


January

Week- 4


Geography and social sciences Oral Test

(26-27 Jan.)

Month/ Week


January

Week- 5(30-31 Jan.)


Geography and social sciences Oral Test

Month: February

Month/ Week


February

Week- 1(2-3 Feb.)


Geography and Development Group Discussion

Month/ Week


FebruaryWeek- 2(5-10 Feb.)


Geography and Development Group Discussion

Month/ Week


February

Week-3(16-17Feb.)


Geography and planning Oral Test

Month/ Week


February

Week- 4(23-24Feb.)


Geography and planning Oral Test

Month/ Week


FebruaryWeek- 5(27-28Feb.)


Geography and Governance Written test

Month: March

Month/ Week


March

Week- 1(1-4 Mar.)


Holi Break -----------------

Month/ Week


March

Week- 2(5-10 Mar.)


Geography and Governance Written test

Month/ Week


MarchWeek- 3(16-17Mar)


Geography and Globalization Oral Test

Month/ Week


MarchWeek- 4

M.A. Foundation Course(Geography in Everyday

Geography and Globalization Written Test

(19-24Mar)

Life)

Month/ Week




Geography and Disasters Assignments on Disasters

Month: April

Month/ Week


April

Week- 1(6-7 Apr)


Geography and Cartography Oral Test

Month/ Week


April

Week-2(11-12



Apr)

Name of the Assistant / Associate Professor: Ms. KavitaClass and Section: B.A. Honours Geography & M.A. GeographySubject Lesson Plan: (January 2018 to April 2018)

Month: January

Month/ Week


JanuaryWeek- 1(1st to 6th Jan)

B.A. HON. 2nd SEM.(Practical: Representation of relief & Plane table survey)

Introductory part of syllabus :Inter-visibility Practice

B.A.HON. 2ND SEM.(Ecology & Environment)

Meaning & component of environment Oral test of component of environment.

B.A.HON 4THSEM.(Statistical techniques in Geography)

Meaning of statistics, Classification of statistics and tabulation of statistical data;

Oral test of Meaning & Classification of statistics

M.A. 4TH SEM.(Water resource & management)

Water as a focus of geographical interest , Hydrological cycle Oral test

Month/ Week



B.A. HON. 2nd SEM. (Practical: Representation of relief & Plane table survey)

Introductory part of syllabus : determination methods; Practice

B.A.HON. 2ND SEM. (Ecology & Environment)

Geography as study of environment; man environmentrelationship;

Oral test of study of environment.

B.A.HON 4TH SEM. representation ofstatistical data: line

Oral test

(Statistical techniques in Geography)


factor affecting water resources Oral test of factors affecting water resources

Month/ Week




Interpolation of Contours. Practice, Oral test


Ecology and Ecosystem; Written test of Ecosystem

B.A.HON 4TH SEM.(Statistical techniques in Geography)

representation ofstatistical data: bar diagram, histogram ogives

Assignment on representation ofstatistical data


Water Resources physicalfactors, climatic factors,

Oral test

Month/ Week


JanuaryWeek- 4(22nd to 27th Jan)


Interpolation of Contours. Practice


Components of the ecosystem : abiotic Oral test of Components of the ecosystem


significance of statistical techniques inGeography.

Written test


factor affecting water resources geological factors Written test of factor affecting water resources

Month/ Week


JanuaryWeek- 5(29th to 31st Jan)


Unit -1 Revision Practice, Oral Test


Components of the ecosystem: abiotic & biotic. Presentation on Unit 1


Unit -1 Revision Presentation on Unit 1


Factor affecting water resources physicalfactors, climatic factors, geological factors.

Assignment factor affecting water resources

Month: February

Month/ Week


FebWeek- 1(1st to 3rdFeb)


Profiles: types of profiles, Practice


Functional characteristics of ecosystems: Oral test of characteristics of ecosystems


Measures of central tendency Oral test


Introductory part of syllabus : Groundwater and its occurrence Oral test

Month/ Week


FebWeek-

B.A. HON. 2nd SEM. (Practical: Representation of relief

Profiles: types of profiles, drawing of profiles Practice

2(5th to 10thFeb)

& Plane table survey)


Functional characteristics of ecosystems: Food chains and food webs;

Oral test


Measures of central tendency: mean, median, mode Oral test


Groundwater and its occurrence - consolidated formation, Oral test of Groundwater and its occurrence

Month/ Week


FebWeek- 3(12th to 17thFeb)


Profiles: cross sections; Practice, Oral test


ecological pyramids; energy flow; biomes and its types; Written test


Measures of central tendency: partition values: Assignment on Measures of central tendency.


Groundwater and its occurrence - semi-consolidated formation Oral test


WeekFebWeek- 4(19th to 24thFeb)


Representation of relief –Methods.

Practice


biodiversity: importance Oral test of biodiversity


Measures of central tendency: quartile, pentile Written test


Groundwater and its occurrence - unconsolidated formation. Written test of factor affecting water resources

Month/ Week


FebruaryWeek- 5(26th to 28th Feb)


Unit -2 Revision Practice, Oral Test


Causes for the loss ofBiodiversity.

Presentation on Unit 2


Measures of central tendency: percentile. Presentation on Unit 2


Factor affecting water resources physicalfactors, climatic factors, geological factors.

Assignment factor affecting water resources

Month: March

Month/ Week


March Week- 1(1st to 3rdMar)

B.A. HON. 2ND SEM. (Practical: Representation of relief & Plane table survey)

Holi Break -------------------


Holi Break -------------------


Holi Break -------------------


Holi Break -------------------

Month/ Week


MarchWeek- 2(5th to 10thMar)


Representation of different landforms with the help of profiles- cross sections; area:

Practice


Environmental pollution: meaning, types and causes of pollution; Oral test


Measures of dispersion: mean deviation, standard deviation; Oral test


Utilization of water resources;&problems of groundwater utilization-

Oral test

Month/ Week


MarchWeek- 3(12th to 17thMar)


Height diagrams. Hypsometric curve Practice, Oral test


Causes of pollution; air pollution, waterpollution, noise pollution ,land degradation

Oral test of Environmental pollution


co-efficient of variation; Assignment on Measures of dispersion:


groundwater quality,groundwater salinity, waterlogging

Oral test

Month/ Week


March B.A. HON. 2nd SEM. Altimetric frequency histogram. Practice

Week- 4(19th to 24thMar)

(Practical: Representation of relief & Plane table survey)


depletion of ozone layer;Green-house effect&climate change Written test on Environmental pollution


Lorenz’s curve. Oral Test /Written test


Groundwater depletion. Written test onUtilization of water resources / quality

Month/ Week


MarchWeek- 5(26th to 31st Mar)


Unit-3 Revision Practice, Oral Test


Unit -4 (Conservation and management of environment overview, Role of international and national policies)

Oral Test


Unit -4(Correlation (Karl Pearson and Spearman) Oral Test


Unit -4(Surface and groundwater pollution,water scarcity) Oral Test

Month: April

Month/ Week


April Week- 1(2nd to 7thApr)

B.A. HON. 2ND SEM. (Practical: Representation of relief & Plane table survey)

Revision of syllabus Practice


Role of UNO: RIO summit, Kyoto protocol, Copenhagen summit.

Oral test


significance testing of correlation , co-efficient ofdetermination

Oral test


Water resource management- definition&water resource management- functions and strategies

Oral test

Month/ Week


AprilWeek- 2(9th to 14thApril)


Revision of syllabus Practice/ Lab Test/ Viva-voce


Revision of syllabus Assignment/Written Test

B.A.HON 4TH SEM. Revision of syllabus Assignment/Written Test

(Statistical techniques in Geography)


Revision of syllabus Assignment/Written Test

Month: January

Month/ Week


January

Week- 1 (1-6 Jan.)

B.A. Hons. (Geography) 4th Sem.(Population Geography)

Meaning of Population Geography Oral Test

B.A. Pass Course Geography 2nd Sem.(Practical :Representation of Physical Features)

Introduction of topographical sheets Oral test

Month/ Week


January

Week- 2(8-13 Jan.)

Week- 2


Nature and Scope of Population Geography Oral Test


Degree Sheet Practice

(12-13 Jan.)

Month/ Week


JanuaryWeek- 3(15-20 Jan.


Sources and Types Of Data :Census Written test on the same topic


Half Degree Sheet Practice

Month/ Week


January

Week- 4(22-27 Jan.)


Sample surveys Written test of the same topic


Quarter Degree Sheet Written test of the same topic

Month/ Week


January

Week- 5(29-31 Jan.)


Vital Registration System Assignment


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Month: February

Month/ Week


February

Week- 1(1-3 Feb.)


World Population :Growth Oral Test


Conventional Signs Written Test of the same topic

Month/ Week


February

Week- 2(5-10 Feb.)


Caused And Consequences of Population Growth Oral Test


Methods Of Representing Relief Group Discussion

Month/ Week


February

Week-3(12-17Feb.)


Factors Effecting of Population Distribution Group Discussion


Contour and Slopes Oral Test


WeekWeek- 4(19-24Feb.)


Migration : Types and Determinants Oral Test


Valleys and Ridges Practice

Month/ Week


February

Week- 5(26-28Feb.)


Population Characteristic : fertility and Mortality Written test of the same syllabus


Complex Features Written test of the same syllabus

Month: March

Month/ Week


March

Week- 1(1-4 Mar.)


Holi Break -----------------


Holi Break -----------------

Month/ Week


March

Week- 2(5-10 Mar.)


Age and Sex Ratio Written test


Drawing of Profiles Practice Practice

Month/ Week


March

Week- 3(12-17Mar)


Occupational Structure Oral Test


Drawing of Profiles Practice

Month/ Week


March

Week- 4(19-24Mar)


Malthus Theory of Population Presentation



Month/ Week




Marx Theory of Population Presentation



Month: April

Month/ Week


April

Week- 1(6-7 Apr)


Demographic Transition Theory Written Test


Longitudinal Profile Practice

Month/ Week


April

Week-2(9 -12 Apr)





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