- Teacher: Namitha Prastheena Joseph
Available courses
- Teacher: jayma pj
"Ever wondered what's really best for your skin—and how to make it better using nature?"
Herbal Cosmetics will take you on a journey through the world of plants, herbs, and marine botanicals to discover how natural ingredients can be transformed into effective, eco-friendly beauty products.
Combining traditional herbal knowledge with modern cosmetic formulation, this course equips you with the skills to craft your own herbal creams, soaps, balms, and more.
Alongside hands-on lab sessions, you'll explore ingredient safety, natural product regulations, and the growing market for green beauty—opening doors to entrepreneurship and innovation in the booming herbal cosmetics industry.
Whether you're a budding entrepreneur, a nature lover, or a beauty enthusiast, this course gives you the tools to innovate.
Join the course and make the right skincare product for the unique you!

- Teacher: Dr. Gayathri sharma
This course will introduce the students to the idea of sustainable development, problems of pollution, waste disposal, degradation of the environment and loss of biodiversity. The course also seeks to make the students aware of the concept of Human Rights. The learner will explore complex environmental issues by developing and enhancing critical and creative thinking skills and develop sensitivity to the needs of the environment.
- Teacher: ansu joseph
Study about the celestial objects
- Teacher: Sreeja V G
Studying developmental theories of child development is essential for several reasons:
1. Understanding Child Growth and Development
Holistic Insight: These theories provide comprehensive insights into the various stages of a child's growth—cognitive, emotional, social, and physical development. This understanding helps caregivers, educators, and psychologists to nurture and support children effectively.
Predict Developmental Milestones: Developmental theories help in predicting the typical milestones that children are expected to achieve at different ages. This allows for the identification of any developmental delays or concerns early on.
2. Guiding Educational Practices
Curriculum Design: Educators use these theories to design age-appropriate curricula and teaching strategies that cater to the developmental needs of children.
Instructional Methods: Theories like Piaget’s stages of cognitive development inform teachers about how children think and learn at different ages, leading to more effective teaching methods.
3. Supporting Parenting and Caregiving
Informed Parenting: Knowledge of developmental stages helps parents understand their children’s behaviors and needs, fostering a supportive and nurturing environment at home.
Effective Communication: Understanding developmental theories enables parents and caregivers to communicate more effectively with children, addressing their emotional and psychological needs appropriately.
4. Informing Policy and Practice
Policy Making: Policymakers and child advocates use these theories to develop policies and programs that promote child welfare, education, and health.
Best Practices: Child development professionals rely on these theories to establish best practices in areas such as early childhood education, pediatric healthcare, and child psychology.
5. Identifying and Addressing Developmental Issues
Early Intervention: Developmental theories help in recognizing atypical development and guiding early intervention strategies to address developmental disorders or challenges.
Customized Support: They allow for tailored approaches to support children with special needs, ensuring that each child receives the appropriate care and education.
6. Promoting Overall Well-being
Emotional and Social Health: Understanding theories of psychosocial development, like Erikson’s, helps in fostering a child’s emotional and social well-being.
Mental Health: Awareness of developmental milestones and potential challenges supports the mental health of children by providing timely and appropriate support.
In summary, studying developmental theories of child development equips parents, educators, and professionals with the knowledge and tools to support and nurture children effectively, promoting their overall well-being and helping them achieve their full potential.
- Teacher: Treesa Sindhu P Thomas
- Teacher: Susan Mathew Panakkal
This course introduces higher order derivatives, Leibnitz theorem, for higher
derivatives of the product of two functions. Series expansions of functions using
Maclaurin’s theorem and Taylor’s theorem are discussed. Some applications of
derivatives in finding maxima, minima, point of inflection etc are introduced. The
concept of partial derivatives and its properties are also introduced.
In integral calculus, certain reduction formulae are discussed. Application of integrals
in finding plane area, surface area, arc length, and volume of solids of Revolution are
introduced and double and triple integrals and some applications are also introduced.
- Teacher: Dhanalakshmi O M
CO1: Describe fundamental properties of the real numbers that lead to the formal development of
real analysis.
CO2: Comprehend regions arguments developing the theory of Riemann Stieltjes Integral.
CO4: Demonstrate how the concept of limits are used in sequences, series and differentiation.
CO5: Construct rigorous mathematical proofs of basic results in real analysis.
CO6: Explain how abstract ideas of mathematical analysis can be applied practically by using
Weierstrass theorem and some special functions.
- Teacher: Dhanalakshmi O M
1 M.Sc Mathematics
Basic Topology
- Teacher: josmy thomas
Understand the various statistical methods applied in research, Develop expertise in the relevant tools and techniques in statistical analysis, Understand the methods of publishing research findings and preparation of research Projects, Study the methods of fixation and preservation of plant materials , Understand the principles and techniques of whole mounting, Identify and differentiate working principle, instrumentation and applications of various bio-analytical instruments.
- Teacher: Dr. Gayathri sharma
Relational Database Management System (RDBMS) is a type of database management system that stores data in tables with rows and columns, enabling complex queries and efficient data retrieval using SQL (Structured Query Language). RDBMSs support various integrity constraints, such as primary keys and foreign keys, to maintain accurate and consistent data relationships across the database.
- Teacher: ks arunima
- Teacher: parvathy ts
An overview about about Expectation, Mgf, Characteristics function, Discrete distribution, Continuous Distribution.
Acquire an understanding of the social determinants of health, illness, medicine and health seeking behaviour.
Acquire awareness of significant health policies and models at state, national and international levels
- Teacher: Lebia Gladis N P
The "Herb at Home to Heal" online course is a comprehensive and engaging program designed to spread awareness about the incredible healing properties of medicinal plants. This course aims to empower participants with the knowledge and skills needed to incorporate herbal remedies into their daily lives, promoting natural healing and overall well-being.
Course Objectives:
1. Introduce Medicinal Plants: Students will be introduced to a diverse range of medicinal plants, exploring their origins, properties, and traditional uses in various cultures.
2. Understanding Herbal Medicine: Participants will gain an understanding of the principles and practices of herbal medicine, including how to identify, harvest, and process medicinal plants.
3. Common Ailments and Herbal Remedies: The course will cover a wide array of common health issues and the corresponding herbal remedies that can be used to address them effectively.
4.Creating Herbal Products: Students will learn how to create a variety of herbal products, such as teas, tinctures, salves, and essential oils, to harness the healing potential of medicinal plants.
5. Herbal Gardening: The course will provide insights into setting up and maintaining an herb garden at home, ensuring a steady supply of fresh and potent herbs for personal use.
6. Safety and Precautions: Safety is a priority when working with medicinal plants. Participants will learn about potential interactions, contraindications, and dosage guidelines to ensure responsible herbal usage.
7. Integrating Herbs into Daily Life: Students will discover ways to incorporate herbal remedies into their daily routines, promoting preventive health and a holistic lifestyle.

- Teacher: Dr. Tintu Jose Manicketh
- Teacher: Neenu Susan Paul
This course focuses on the relationship between brain and Behaviour and neurons and Behaviour.
- Teacher: Jisha Sekhar
Research methodology discusses and explains the data collection and analysis methods you used in your research.
- Teacher: Dr. Tintu Jose Manicketh
Abstract Algebra helps students to demonstrate insight into abstract algebra with focus on axiomatic theories. Apply algebraic ways of thinking. Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of fundamental concepts including groups,
subgroups, normal subgroups, homomorphisms and isomorphism. Explain knowledge and understanding of rings, fields and their properties. Interpret fundamental results and solve algebraic problems using appropriate techniques
- Teacher: venna vs
Module 1 consist of the separation axioms and compactness properties. In module 2, we study the product topology and related concepts. In module 3, the course has Urysohn’s metrization theorem . In module 4, the course analyze convergence of nets and homotopy of paths.
- Teacher: venna vs
Module 3 comprises of congruences and related concepts. In module 4, we study the characteristics of primitive roots, definition of partition function and discuss the properties of the same.
- Teacher: venna vs
- Teacher: Dr. Jeena Ann Joseph
To encourage students to do research, investigate how and why things happen, and make their own decisions about complex environmental issues by developing and enhancing critical and creative thinking skills. It helps to foster a new generation of informed consumers, workers, as well as policy or decision makers.
- Teacher: Jisha Sekhar
Testing of Hypothesis plays a vital role in applied statistics. This paper purposefully implemented to this course to make the student understand the concepts of testing of hypothesis and to develop appropriate tests for testing certain Statistical hypotheses.
- Teacher: ANAKHA KURIAKOSE
- Teacher: Anu Maryjohn
- Teacher: Anu MaryJohn
To impart basic knowledge and skills to the students in applied Multivariate Analysis and their
applications in Statistics and also bring the confidence to handle real problems on the spot.
- Teacher: Anu Maryjohn
By the end of the course the students will be able to conduct experiment by using appropriate design, to
test related hypotheses and estimate the parameters and to compare different designs and will be capable
to use the Analysis Covariance technique for data analysis
- Teacher: Anu Maryjohn
Time series analysis is one of the important and relevant topic in the field of data mining and analysis. By the end of this course the student will be able to analyze time series data and identify and interpret various types of behavior of the time series.
To make students to know about the various prints and their terminologies and to help the students develop their own designs.
- Teacher: Anitta Benny
Part of fifth semester curriculum
- Teacher: Alanna Nicholas
Understanding World History paper enables the students to get a clear picture of the Ancient world, Transition into middle ages, Age of Revolutions, European Politics and Transition to Contemporary World.
- Teacher: Mintu Judson
The importance of environmental science and environmental studies
- Teacher: Dr.Sunsu Kurian Thottil
The course provide an eye for appreciation of art
- Teacher: Anitta Benny

- Teacher: Dr. Jeena Ann Joseph
- Teacher: Dr. Saritha Chandran A
- Teacher: Soja Louis
- Teacher: Usha Nair
- Teacher: Raji S pillai
- Teacher: Vinitha Paulose
Course Outcome
CO1: Identify the skills necessary in every aspect of catering management, where a dietician is directly involved
CO2: Measure the amount of knowledge on software programming
CO3: Review administrative aspects of hospital management
CO4: Describe efficient management of hospital, being a part of medical team.
It will help the students to understand the importance of nutrition and about various nutrients and its sources and defiency disorders. It will help tp prepare a menu plan and various therapeutic diets.
- Teacher: Dinu Simon
Will include the basics of biochemistry
- Teacher: Swathilakshmi Venu
- Teacher: Nimmy Johns
This course help students to acquire knowledge about the procedures and patient care that is given in the hospitals.
- Teacher: Vincy Vincent
The course seeks to introduce students to the major concepts of environmentalism, conservation, intellectual property rights and human rights.
- Teacher: Jennifer Sandy James
- Teacher: Alanna Nicholas
This course aims to acquaint the students with the objectives and components of taxonomy. It explains the systems of classification of angiosperms especially Bentham and Hooker’s system of classification. It also helps students to identify the common angiosperm species of Kerala and learn herbarium techniques.
- Teacher: Asha D
This course finds, identifies and describes various methodologies of scientific research and statistics. The context is to study of stages of researches to solve a biological problem and also to study various tools and techniques for research and data analysis. It also equip the students to conduct independent research and prepare research reports.
- Teacher: Asha D
Ecology is the branch of biology that deals with the relations of organisms to one another and to their physical surroundings.
- Teacher: Dr. Arya P Mohan
To understand some basic concepts of research and its methodologies
To identify appropriate research topics
Select and define appropriate research problem and parameters
Prepare a project proposal (to undertake a project)
Organize and conduct research (advanced project) in a more appropriate manner
- Teacher: Reema Dominic
The Teresian Karshakasree Challenge is an attempt to engage youngsters in the task of restoring and enriching our degraded ecosystems – both rural and urban – by focusing on organic homestead cultivation. This course on Moodle provides various resources which will help young student farmers.
Think Green-Think Sustainable Agriculture! Together we can!!


- Teacher: Merin Alice George
- Teacher: Tiya K J
- Teacher: Neenu Susan Paul
- Teacher: Linda Therese Luiz
This course describes the significance of microbes in food, industries, agriculture and environment . It also describes the structure, reproduction and life cycle of bacteria and viruses.
- Teacher: Alphonsa Vijaya Joseph
This course examines the core concepts in plant water relations , absorption of minerals, photo synthesis, respiration, nitrogen metabolism, stress physiology sensory photobiology and plant growth regulators . It goes on to explore the structure and metabolism involving carbohydrates , proteins, enzymes , lipids , nucleotide and secondary metabolites. The context is to introduce the learner from fundamentals of biochemical processes related to plant life to recent advances in related areas.
- Teacher: Alphonsa Vijaya Joseph
- Teacher: Dhanya Vijayan
- Teacher: Anu Raj
The course introduces the students to value based learning experiences.
- Teacher: Megha Mary Michael
Our values are important because they help us to grow and develop. They help us to create the future we want to experience.Value education is the process by which people give moral values to each other. Explicit values education is associated with those different pedagogies, methods or programmes that teachers or educators use in order to create learning experiences for students when it comes to value questions.
- Teacher: Remya C J
Biophysics is an interdisciplinary science that applies approaches and methods traditionally used in physics to study biological phenomena. Biophysics covers all scales of biological organization, from molecular to organismic and populations
- Teacher: Indu Vasudevan
Individual project.
The project topic shall be chosen from areas of current day interest using latest packages /
languages running on appropriate platforms, so that the student can be trained to meet the
requirements of the Industry. A project report should be submitted in hard bound complete in all
aspects. For internal evaluation, the progress of the student shall be systematically assessed
through various stages of evaluation at periodic intervals.
- Teacher: Neha Raju
UNDERSTANDING THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK IN SOCIOLOGY
- Teacher: Dora Dominic
COURSE OUTCOME:
- Identify various types of multivariate statistics.
- Apply multivariate techniques to data.
- Analyse, interpret and report the results from the analysis.
- Design and analyse the data using multiple regression, multiple discriminant analysis and predict the results.
- Teacher: Dhanya Vijayan
OB plays a pivotal role in the success and failure of an organisation. It shows the manner in which a particular organisation beahve and treat each other as team members. The study of OB focuses on the basics of employee behaviour in organisations. It also analyses the managerial skills which are applied to evaluate an individual and group's behaviour.
- Teacher: Lekshmi C
Open Access Resources
- Open Access refers to resources that are freely available for viewing and/or use. Open Access is not the same as Public Domain, and most Open Access creators do retain their copyrights.
- Open Access is part of a continuum ranging from completely closed, subscription/purchase only access to completely open, no barrier publishing. Open Access is not related to the quality of materials or the peer-review/non-peer-review status of the publications.
- Teacher: Divina Rosiline D'silva
Basics of Moodle
- Teacher: Dr. Jeena Ann Joseph
Basis of Library Services
E-Resources
Reference Management Tools
- Teacher: Divina Rosiline D'silva
Genetics deals with the transfer of biological information from parent to off spring and thus from generation to generation. It also deals with the physical and chemical nature of the information itself. Although genetics is a modern science it has grown very rapidly in the recent years and its branches now extends to all fields of biology.
This course intends to help students understand the concepts from the very basic level to the most recent advancements in the field by uploading subject relevant videos, research articles, power points presentations and animations. The students will also get benefited from this course as a significant portion of this course is a part of JRF-NET examination syllabus in life sciences.
- Teacher: Jeena Augustine
The course gives an insight into the evolution of the English language, tracing its development right from its roots. We do a detail study on the Old English period, Middle English and Modern English period, not to be confused with the periods of English Literature. The study divulges in detail to the various influences on the English language that finally resulted in the modern English we use now. The Course also briefly touches on the various periods of literature and significant literary productions of the period too.
- Teacher: Sandra Mariam Xavier
- Teacher: Leena George
The course (BRM) intends to give students insights into different forms of research and their relevance and application so that they know how to constantly design and execute intelligent and innovative research studies that unearth underlying market research problems.
- Teacher: Daly Paulose
A brief introduction to the topic vector spaces
- Teacher: Susan Mathew Panakkal
Indian Economy EC4B06B18 BA S4 (2018 Admission)
- Teacher: Dr. Anupa Jacob
- Molecule is cyclic.
- Have one p orbial per atom of the ring.
- Be planar, in an sp2 hybridized orbital, over every atom of the ring.
- Have a closed loop of 4n+2 pi-bond electrons, where n is equal to any integer (0,1,2,3,…)
- Teacher: Jaya T Varkey
The course enables the students to evaluate the cultural aspects in a social setting. It gives a brief outline about the theoretical perspectives in sociology and also helps the students to understand various cultural process in society
- Teacher: Dora Dominic
This course facilitate the basic knowledge about social science research in an objective and analytical way and to solve various socio-economic issues using quantitative and qualitative techniques.

- Teacher: Dr.Swathy Varma P R
- Teacher: Ria V.R
This course seeks to introduce students to the science of linguistics and give them an overview of the basic concepts of linguistics and linguistic analysis
- Teacher: Beena Job
This course provides an analysis of the major civilizations of the ancient world and their contribution towards human progress.
- Teacher: Honey Cleetus
Nanomaterials are cornerstones of nanoscience and nanotechnology. Nanostructure science and technology is a broad and interdisciplinary area of research and development activity that has been growing explosively worldwide in the past few years. It has the potential for revolutionizing the ways in which materials and products are created and the range and nature of functionalities that can be accessed. It is already having a significant commercial impact, which will assuredly increase in the future.
This module deals with the synthesis, properties and application of different types of nanomaterials
- Teacher: Dr.Ushamani M
To introduce topics like leadership, motivation, power, conflict etc in organizations and to learn strategies to managing organizations more effectively
- Teacher: Nimmy Johns
Course comprises with DBMS,DW,DM,BI concepts
- Teacher: Praseetha M S
To understand cognitive processes and understand its application.
This course provides a solid foundation for object-oriented programming using the c++ programming language.The major emphasis of this course is on the most effective use of the advanced language features,fundamental design of object-oriented design and programming are also introduced.
- Teacher: Sara Linu
Detail study on the science of language, its elements, its evolution, speech mechanisms, and various schools of grammar that contributed to the growth and development of language.
- Teacher: Chaithanya V
The aim of this
course is to give learners an understanding of the concepts and issues related
to databases and database design as well as the practical skills to translate
that understanding into the design and creation of complex databases.
- Teacher: Mekha Jose
- Teacher: Meera Jan Abraham
An introduction to the world of colours, its significance in the world of textiles, fashion design and Interior design and Furnishings.Understanding the personality of each colour, colour theories, colour charachteristics.
- Teacher: Teresa Kuncheria
The course equip the students doing Post Graduate degree in Resource Management and Interior Designing in elements and principles of designing, space management, etc
- Teacher: Susan Cherian
There are two types of probability distributions- discrete probability distributions and continuous distributions.
- Teacher: Shanty B P
Community Health is a very important aspect for making the people's health better. As a Community Health Nurse, you should know the factors, that contributes to community health and different health care delivery services that is available in India. Through this course, you will obtain the basics of it.
- Teacher: Vincy Vincent
Objectives:
1) To learn about the basic nursing practice in hospitals and patients.
2) To learn about the recording of vital signs
3) To learn the routine care and comfort given to the patients in hospitals and home.
4) To adopt the correct method of first aid management.
- Teacher: Vincy Vincent
- Discuss the general structure and function of various organ and organ system
- Analyse the basic organ system mechanisms of the body
- Teacher: Rajani L R
This course will help the learner to get in-depth knowledge about the basic nursing practice skills that is needed in the provision of patient care in hospitals.
- Teacher: Dinu Simon
Web Technology refers to the various tools and techniques that are utilized in the process of communication between different types of devices over the Internet. A web browser is used to access web pages. Web browsers can be defined as programs that display text, data, pictures, animation, and video on the Internet. Hyperlinked resources on the World Wide Web can be accessed using software interfaces provided by Web browsers.
- Teacher: ks arunima
- Teacher: ks arunima
Dynamic Content Creation: PHP is a server-side scripting language that allows developers to generate dynamic and interactive web content, handling user input, and responding to form data.
Database Integration: PHP works seamlessly with databases (like MySQL) for storing, retrieving, and managing data, making it essential for building data-driven applications.
Web Development Essentials: PHP supports core web development features, including session management, file handling, and security practices, making it highly suitable for creating secure and scalable web applications.
- Teacher: ks arunima
The objective of the course helps to understand the basic theory and practical knowledge of Bharathanatyam. This course helps the students to recognize the basic aspect in both theory and practical.
- Teacher: pooja balamurali
- Teacher: Ria V.R
Rasa is about human state of mind .Its about what the mind feels and the expression of the feeling thereafter.
- Teacher: Beena D
Javali is one among the Bharathanatyam recital. It give more importance in Abhinaya. It is almost set into Madhyama Kalam.
- Teacher: Arunima J R
Thillana is one among the Bharathanatyam recital. It is designed by korvais and a small part of Sahityam. Korvais are set with adavus.
- Teacher: Arunima J R
Slokam is performed as an innvocatory piece or the concluded piece in a Bharathanatyam Recital. Slokam is designed with hastas and abhinaya with less footwroks. Jatiswaram isa nritta sequence designed with korvais and adavus. Jatiswaram is designed with mei adavu and korvais.
- Teacher: Arunima J R
This paper deals with the folk and ritual art form of India. In this paper there are folk forms of South, East, North and west. Also about the formations, costumes and the musical aspects of the folk dances.
- Teacher: Drishya P P
Padam is a recital form of Bharathanatyam repertoire.This is giving more important to abhinaya.and its nayikapradhana form of dance.
- Teacher: Ria V.R
Javali is one among the Bharathanatyam Repertoire. Javali is designed in madhyama Kalam. Javali have equal importance in Abhnaya and footworks. Javali is designed mostlt in colloquial language.
- Teacher: Arunima J R
Detailed study of North and south Indian classical and folk dance forms and its pre - forms. Study of the characteristics of Nayika Nayaka and its sub divisions in dance.
- Teacher: Ria V.R
Slokam is a piece in Bharathanatyam recital which almost done for the praising of deity. Slokam have less footworks. Alarippu is the innovactory piece in Bharathanatyam Recital. Alarippu is a nritta sequence in Bharathanatyam recital.
- Teacher: Arunima J R
Padam is one among the piece in Bharathanatyam Recital. it give more imporatance to abhinaya than the footwork. The padam is a piece in which the hero or herione explore the emotions which develops a particular theme through Abhinsys.
- Teacher: Arunima J R
- Teacher: Arunima J R
This is the practical paper contains the full format of Bharathanatyam katcheri .
- Teacher: Ria V.R
This course is designed to acquire knowledge in the last session of Bharathanatyam recital.
- Teacher: Ria V.R
- Teacher: Ria V.R
This is the course to perceive knowledge in different forms of dance also concentrating on folk forms of Tamil Nadu and Kerala.
- Teacher: Ria V.R
Basic adavus of Bharathanatyam consist of 14 basic adavus or steps that should be learnt by a primary student of dance. mostly these adavus are set in a sollukettu. And also these adavus are set into Adi talam and rupaka Talam. Also these adavus done in different jaatis and gatis.
- Teacher: Arunima J R
Learning of all basics related to the course Bharathnatyam
- Teacher: Beena D
This theory paper is about the introduction of the basics of Bharathanatyam and Carnatic Music. And deals with the pre-form of south indian classical dance forms.It also discuss the first chapter of Natyasasthram and the text AbhinayaDarpanam.
- Teacher: Drishya P P
Mohiniyattam is a uniquely graceful classical dance form which has its origins in Kerala. Mohiniyattam is synonymous with "lasya" or grace and the movements of the dancer remain rooted in this stance. "Adavus" are the basic steps which form the nritta element of any dance form. The "adavus" of Mohiniyattam are a combination of chuvadu or footwork, mudras or hand gestures and charis, movement of the body as a whole and manadalas which are postures.
- Teacher: Drishya P P
Adavus are the basic dance steps in Bharathanatyam. The technique of any classical dance rests on the sturdy base of the adavus. An Adavu is defined as "The basic rhythmic unit of dance within a specific tempo and time structure that involves composite movements pertaining to Nritta". The Adavu system is a sound and logical ground upon which the pedagogy of Indian Dance is based are classified into 14 groups in Bharathanatyam.
- Teacher: Ria V.R
Sabdam is the third item in a reptoire .in this item abhinaya is learnt by a dancer for the very first time Nritta and Nrithya comes one after the other here.
- Teacher: Beena D
It talks briefly about the relationship between the Bharathanatyam and Environment. It consist about the importance and features of ritual arts. Also it describe the human rights in detail.
- Teacher: Drishya P P
Swarajathi is a dance piece of Bharathanatyam Recital. It is a variety composition which almost have the structure of Varnam. The addition of Mukthayi Jathi and charanam Jathi make the swarajathi different from Varnam.
- Teacher: Arunima J R
- Teacher: Arunima J R
Jathiswaram is the second item in a mohiniyattam recital. This item give importance to adavus. This jathiswaram is set to Chenjurutti raga and adhi thala.
- Teacher: Drishya P P
Second item in a mohiniyattam recital.An item item which give importance to adavus of mohiniyattam.This item is set to chenjurutti raga and aadhi thala.
- Teacher: Drishya P P
Varnam is the third item in mohiniyattam recital.This item gives importance to both abhinaya and adavu. A dancer can exhibit her skills in both abhinaya and adavu.The varnam is structured as pallavi anupallavi, chitta swaram, chittaswara sahithyam, charanam and its sahithya.
- Teacher: Drishya P P
Alarippu is the first recital item in Bharathanatyam.Shabdam is the starting abhinaya piece of Bharathanatyam recital.
- Teacher: Ria V.R
An earliest epic written by Ilango Adigal in Tamil which is a tragic love story of an ordinary couple Kannaki and her husband Kovalan.
- Teacher: Beena D
Padam is a dance form based on abhinaya ,which brings out the relationship of naayaka -naayaki (hero and heroine) as
well as thozhi or friiend,explainig the joy,sorrow and other feelings of love.
- Teacher: Beena D
Sabdam is the piece in a 'margam' where a dancer gives a lyrical expresssion for the first time.The movements in these bharathnatyam compositions maybe either leisurely or vigorous.Sabdam is mostly seeen in praise of gods .
Tillana is a rythmic piece which is performed towards the end of a dance recital. A tillana uses tala like phrases in the pallavi ,anupallavi and lyrics in the charanam portion .Here the tillana is based on raaga Dhanaashree and tala adi ,and is famous Swathi Tirunal Krithi.
Padam is a piece of love poetry in indian literature used as a Abhinaya piece in bharathnatyam concert. Padam has pallavi ,anupallavi and charanam , with few sangatis to bring out the swaroopam of the raaga.
- Teacher: Beena D
A Thillana or is a rhythmic piece in Carnatic music that is generally performed at the end of a concert and widely used in classical indian dance performances
- Teacher: Suresh Kumar C.K
Swarajati is a form in Carnatic music, which is helpful before learning a varnam. It has pallavi, sometimes an anupallavi, and at least one charanam
- Teacher: Suresh Kumar C.K
The essential aspect of Bharatnatyam lies in the coordination between the Nattuvanar and Bharatanatyam dancer. It plays the most important role in Bharatnatyam
- Teacher: Suresh Kumar C.K
The topic Bharathanatyam literature discuss about the Music composers who all enrich the art form Bharathanatyam. A detailed study on the Biographies of Music composers of the art form Bharathanatyam. This section also goes through the variety of literature that are used to compose dance pieces in Bharathanatyam. The section make the student to understand the revival of Bharathanatyam from the art form Sadir.
- Teacher: Arunima J R
Bharatnatyam can be
considered as the successor of the ancient Tamil dance style known as
Koothu. ... The term Devadasi Attam is believed to have evolved
from Thevar Adichi –Attam, meaning the dance of the dasis of Devas or
Lords. It was during the Mahratta rule that the Devadasi Attam came to
be known as Sadir or nautch.
- Teacher: Ria V.R
A Tillana or thillana is a rhythmic piece in Carnatic music that is generally performed at the end of a concert and widely used in classical indian dance performances. A Tillana uses tala-like phrases in the pallavi and anupallavi, and lyrics in the charanam. Some have theorized that it is based on the Hindustani tarana.
- Teacher: Ria V.R
Jatiswaram is a nritta sequence in the Bharathanatyam recital. Jatiswaram is a dance piece, which is designed by the combination of Jathis and Swaras. Jathiswaram doesn't have a Abhinaya Sequence. The dance piece doesn't have Sahiya Sequence.
- Teacher: Arunima J R
- Teacher: Ria V.R
- Teacher: Arunima J R
Basic practical knowledge for beginners.Including mudras and any two dance piece of Bharathanatyam recital.
- Teacher: Ria V.R
Thillana is consider as the closing piece of a Bharathanatyam Recital. The thillana consists of Korvais and Sahithya. As a dance piece it mostly consists of Nritta sequence. At the end it will be concluding by praising a deity. The Korvais in thillana are mostly designed by five different Jathis. The Korvais will be concluded with a theerumanam.
- Teacher: Arunima J R
The course gives an introduction to the Origin of Drama, Poorvaragavidhi, Thandavalakshana and Rasavikalpa.
- Teacher: Ria V.R
This introductory course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of communication theories and practical skills essential for effective communication in personal, professional and media contexts.
- Teacher: ansu joseph
This course covers the basics of page design, emphasizing layout, typography, and visual balance. Students learn how effective design improves readability, communication, and audience engagement.
- Teacher: ansu joseph
The course provides a comprehensive introduction to the foundational principles and practices of design. Explores core design principles alongside key design theories that have shaped both traditional and contemporary practices. Through guided exercises and conceptual development, students will learn how to generate, refine, and communicate original design concepts. The course also addresses the ethical responsibilities of designers, encouraging thoughtful, inclusive, and sustainable design choices.
- Teacher: ansu joseph
This course covers the basics of page design, emphasizing layout, typography, and visual balance. Students learn how effective design improves readability, communication, and audience engagement. |
- Teacher: varada tp
- Teacher: varada tp
To acquaint students with the skills they need to become an entrepreneur, as well as the basics of business management.
- Teacher: ansu joseph
The course seeks to provide an understanding of the various elements in a mass medium. It also seeks to give the students a firm grounding on the working of a radio station, Television Station, Cinema and Web Journalism.
- Teacher: ansu joseph
This course is designed to equip learners with the foundational knowledge and practical skills required to develop, implement, and manage effective digital marketing strategies
- Teacher: zeba nazar
his course introduces students to the principles, techniques, and applications of research in media and communication studies. It provides a foundation in both qualitative and quantitative research methods, enabling students to critically analyze media content, audiences, and industry practices.
Students will learn how to formulate research questions, select appropriate research designs, conduct data collection (e.g., surveys, interviews, content analysis), and apply basic data analysis techniques. Emphasis is placed on ethical considerations, scholarly writing, and the relevance of research in professional media settings such as journalism, advertising, film, and digital media.
- Teacher: sujitha shaji
This course provides a comprehensive foundation in radio and television journalism, focusing on the principles, practices, and production techniques of broadcast media.
- Teacher: zeba nazar
The course “News Reporting” focuses on the core skills, principles, and practices involved in gathering, verifying, and presenting news. It trains students to become effective and ethical reporters in print, broadcast, and digital media platforms.
Students will learn the fundamentals of news writing, the structure of news stories, and the importance of accuracy, objectivity, and fairness in journalism. The course emphasizes the development of reporting skills such as identifying news values, interviewing, sourcing information, fact-checking, and writing leads and headlines. It also introduces field reporting and newsroom workflows.
- Teacher: sujitha shaji
The aim of the course is to create a basic awareness of the significance of soft skills in professional and inter-personal communication and facilitate all-round development of personality.
- Teacher: adira muharram
- Teacher: varada tp
This course is designed to equip students with the technical skills and creative insights needed to excel in both digital photography and videography. Covering everything from camera basics to advanced techniques and post-processing, this course provides a solid foundation for aspiring photographers and videographers.
- Teacher: varada tp
The course equips Commerce students to further develop their reading
and writing skills. It builds competence in using appropriate vocabulary
and sensible sentence construction. The course equips the learners to
effectively use language in academic and real life situation.
- Teacher: Shahanaz MH
The course equips science students to further develop their reading and
writing skills. It builds competence in using appropriate vocabulary and
sensible sentence construction. The course equips the learners to
effectively use language in academic and real life situations.
- Teacher: Shahanaz MH
After the successful completion of the course, the student should be able to explain the principles, functions, and techniques of news editing; Employ editorial workflow processes to assess, edit, and refine news stories; execute news presentation strategies by applying effective headline writing, layout design, and pagination trends in practical scenarios; and develop media content by integrating typography, printing techniques, and digital publishing methods.
- Teacher: ANSA JOSE
This course provides a brief introduction to the rich and diverse literary
tradition from Kerala. It envisages the study of canonical as well as
marginal voices in Malayalam literature and culture. The cultural
diversity, linguistic plurality and literary traditions of Kerala society form
the foundation of this course.
- Teacher: Shahanaz MH
The paper seeks to acquaint the students with the works of women writers from different cultures and nations in various genres. Further, it
seeks to make them critically aware of the issues relating to the workings
of patriarchy, issues of gender, and relations of desire and power.
- Teacher: Shahanaz MH
This
course offers an in-depth exploration of the history and aesthetics of cinema,
providing students with a foundation in film studies. Through an examination of
major film genres and essential terminology, learners will develop the ability
to critically engage with films. The course introduces key methodologies in
ideological film analysis, considering perspectives from Cultural Studies and
Feminist theories.
- Teacher: ANSA JOSE
The course enables students to classify the basic aspects of film language and analyse the concepts of visual aesthetics. They will be able to examine the evolution of early history of cinema and trace the development of Indian Cinema. They acquire knowledge of the film industry in Kerala: trends and Issues. They will be able to examines the problems of Indian Cinema and analyse the use of Symbolism in films. They get a brief note on various film committees in India, and they can define the status and issues of Malayalam cinema.
- Teacher: ANSA JOSE
The course introduces the students to short stories and poems
- Teacher: Neeraja Sarah Sunny
Students are taught the history of journalism in India
- Teacher: Neeraja Sarah Sunny
Students will learn about the history of films, different genres as well as the language of films
- Teacher: Neeraja Sarah Sunny
The course introduces the students to the broadcast media of mass communication for effective exchange of ideas and information.
- Teacher: Neeraja Sarah Sunny
Delineate the principles and concepts of newspaper management. Explore the process involved in media production. Trace the evolution of printing in India and Kerala.
- Teacher: Sangita Harry
Introduce advertising and trace its evolution in the US and India. Display specialised knowledge of the structure of advertisements/ TV commercials and to understand the production process of ads in different media. Examine and interpret the structure and functions of an advertising agency.
- Teacher: Sangita Harry
Evolution of Literary Movements
- Teacher: Parvathy Sajeev
On completion of the course, the student should be able to discern the following:
The distinction between mere appreciation of films and sustained ideological film analysis.
The questions raised by Cultural Studies and Feminism(s) in their encounter with films.
The issues raised by cinematic adaptations of literature.
- Teacher: Alan Maria Jose
The course helps the students understand the meaning of communication, the importance of it and the various types and forms of communication.
- Teacher: Neeraja Sarah Sunny
The course provides the students an overview of the meaning and importance of business communication and the various forms of types of it in an organisation.
- Teacher: Neeraja Sarah Sunny
To help students to understand the knowledge, skills and aptitude required to effectively manage an office environment.
- Teacher: Neeraja Sarah Sunny