AcademicBulletin2015 16

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CONTENTS
Page No.
1.
Preface
2.
The academic committee
3.
Regulations of Credit based Post Graduate Courses & M.Tech programmes
4.
Academic Calendar
5.
Details of Courses offered in the various Departments/Schools

Faculty of Environmental Studies
Faculty of Engineering
Faculty of Humanities
Faculty of Law
Faculty of Marine Sciences
Faculty of Science
Faculty of Social Sciences

Faculty of Technology
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School of Environmental Studies

National Centre for Aquatic Animal Health
School of Engineering
Kunjali Marakkar School of Marine
Engineering
Department of Hindi
Department of English and Foreign
Languages
School of Legal Studies
School of Industrial Fisheries
School of Marine Sciences:
Department of Atmospheric Sciences
Department of Chemical Oceanography
Department of Marine Biology,
Micro-Biology & Bio Chemistry
Department of Marine Geology and
Geophysics
Department of Physical Oceanography
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Department of Applied Chemistry

Department of Bio-Technology
Department of Mathematics
Department of Physics
Department of Statistics
Department of Applied Economics
School of Management Studies
Department of Computer Applications
Department of Computer Applications
(CUCEK)
Department of Computer Science
Department of Electronics
Department of Polymer Science &
Rubber Technology
Department of Ship Technology
International School of Photonics
Department of Instrumentation
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Student Registration forms (Proforma A)
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7.
Student Registration forms (Proforma B)
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PREFACE
The present Academic Bulletin aims at giving a brief overview of the course structure
as well as regulations for the various post graduate programmes offered in the University. We
feel that this will enable the students to choose their electives according to their interest in the
topic. The details of the faculty in each department along with their specialisations are also
given in the text. As was done earlier, the information is organised faculty wise and
departments within each faculty. Clarifications regarding any detail which is not included in
the bulletin can be obtained from the concerned Head of the department. Further it may be
noted that the rules and regulations are subject to changes, depending on subsequent
decisions taken by the academic bodies.
The Academic Bulletin Committee is thankful to all the Directors of Schools/ Heads
of Departments and University authorities for extending all sort of Co-operation in bringing
out this bulletin. We would also like to place on record our appreciation to
the staff of Academic section who had rendered administrative help to bring out this bulletin.
Dr. Thomas Kurian

Dr. G.Santhosh Kumar
Dr. P.S. Seema
Dr. K.R. Baiju
Dr. A.Vijayakumar (Convenor)
Members of the Academic Committee (2014-2016)
1. Pro-Vice-Chancellor
:
Chairman
2. Dr.K.Mohankumar, Professor,
:
Vice-Chairman
Department of Atmospheric Sciences
3. Registrar
:
Secretary
4. Controller of Examinations
:
5. Dr. P.M. Sabura Beegum, Associate Professor, Department of Applied Chemistry
6. Dr. A. Vijayakumar, Professor, Department of Mathematics
7. Dr. Sarita.G. Bhat, Associate Professor, Department of Biotechnology
8. Dr.P.S. Seema, Assistant Professor, School of Legal Studies
9. Dr. V.S Sivanandan Achari, Assistant Professor, School of Environmental Studies
10. Sri. Saji.P.K. Assistant Professor, Department of Physical Oceanography
11. Dr. Stephen Rodrigues, Associate Professor, Department of Instrumentation
12. Dr.K.R. Baiju, Assistant Professor, Department of Marine Geology & Geophysics
13. Dr. James Manalel, Professor, School of Management Studies
14. Dr.M. Junaid Bushri, Associate Professor, Department of Physics
15. Smt. Malathi.S., Assistat Professor, Department of Computer Applications
16. Dr.P.G. Sankaran, Professor, Department of Statistics
17. Dr.K.T. Thomson, Professor, School of Industrial Fisheries
18. Dr. A.A.Mohammed Hatha, Associate Professor, Department of Marine Biology,
Microbiology & Biochemistry
19. Dr.C.H. Sujatha, Associate Professor, Department of Chemical Oceanography
20. Dr.C.G. Nandakumar, Associate Professor, Department of Ship Technology
21. Dr. Thomas Kurian, Professor, Department of Polymer Science and Rubber Technology
22. Dr.G. Santhosh Kumar, Assistant Professor, Department of Computer Science
23. Dr. Supriya M.H., Associate Professor, Department of Electronics
24. Dr.K.S. Beena, Professor, School of Engineering
25. Dr. Sasidharan, Professor, Department of Hindi
26. Dr. Brinda Bala Sreenivasan, Assistant Professor, Department of English &
Foreign Languages
27. Dr.S. Harikumar, Professor, Department of Applied Economics
28. Dr.P. Radhakrishnan, Professor, International School of Photonics
29. Sri. Roy.V.Paul, Assistant Professor, K.M. School of Marine Engineering
REGULATIONS FOR POST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES IN THE DEPARTMENTS/

SCHOOLS OF THE COCHIN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
1.
SCOPE
1.1
1.2
These Regulations shall apply to all post graduate programmes conducted by the
Departments/Schools of the Cochin University of Science and Technology excluding
Ph.D., M. Phil and P.G. Diploma and Certificate Courses.
The provisions herein supersede all other Regulations unless otherwise provided.
2.
DEFINITIONS
2.1.
2.7.
Academic Committee means the committee constituted by the Vice-Chancellor under this
Regulation to monitor the running of the programme.
Core course means a course that the student admitted to a particular programme must
successfully complete to receive the Degree and which cannot be substituted by any other
course.
Elective course means a course, which can be substituted by equivalent courses from the
same or other Departments/Schools.
Audited course will not accrue any credit.
Department/School means Departments/Schools instituted in the University as per Statutes
and Act.
Levels of courses in these Regulations will generally mean:
First Level : undergraduate programmes
Second Level: all post graduate programmes (Masters Degree except M. Tech)
Third Level : M. Tech. courses
Semester and course credit system shall be followed.
3.
ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION
2.2.
2.3.
2.4.
2.5.
2.6.
As per the Regulations prescribed by the University from time to time.

4.
ADMISSION
As per the Regulations prescribed by the University from time to time.
5.
COURSE REGISTRATION
5.1
Every department/School shall have Faculty Members as Students Advisors. Each student
at the time of seeking admission will be assigned to an Advisor by the Departmental
Council. He/She will advise the student about the academic programme and counsel on,
the choice of courses depending on the students academic background and objective. The
student shall then register for the courses he plans to take for the semester before the
classes begin.
The Department offering any course shall prescribe the maximum number of students that
can be admitted taking into consideration the facilities available. In any department
preference shall be given to those students for whom the course is a core-course if the
demand for registration is beyond the maximum prescribed. Every student has to complete
the prescribed prerequisites for the course before registration. The student can drop out if
he feels that he has registered for more courses than he can handle within 20 days after the
commencement of classes.
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5.2
The University shall make available to all students a Bulletin listing all the courses offered
in every semester specifying the credits, pre requisites, list of topics the course intends to
cover, the instructor who is giving the course, the time and place of the classes for the
courses and examination schedule. Each course shall have a code consisting of three
characters denoting the Department and four digits of which first digit indicating the level
of the course, second indicating the Semester and third and the fourth digits the serial
number of the course. However, in such departments having more than 1 Masters
programme of same level, the first 2 characters denote department and the third, the course
of study.
6.
COURSE STRUCTURE
6.1
Core courses should generally be offered by the Department/School concerned. Normally

no course shall have more than four credits except in cases where only project/dissertation
including seminars are involved in which case the minimum credit shall be sixteen.
Total number of credits for the core courses shall not exceed 60 for M.A. / M.Sc., 80 for
MCA / MBA, 40 for M. Tech. and shall not be less than 48 for M.A. / M.Sc., 72 for MCA
/MBA Programmes/ MIB and 36 for M. Tech.
The department council shall make recommendations on the core and elective courses
including the detailed syllabus for each programme offered by the department to the
University and approved by the concerned Board of Studies, Faculty and Academic
Council. The Department Council shall have the freedom to design and introduce new
electives and/or audited courses, to modify / redesign existing electives and to replace any
existing electives with new or modified / redesigned electives to facilitate better exposure
and training for the students. Prior approval from the Board of Studies and Academic
Council is not required for such modifications in the electives, but shall be done only with
the approval of the Academic Committee. Such changes shall be brought to the notice of
the concerned bodies in the next meeting.
The general structure of the programme shall be as given below:
6.2
6.3
6.4
MA/M Sc
Programme duration
MBA
MBA * MCA
Full Time Part Time
Programmes
4 Sem
4 Sem
6 Sem
6 Sem
Accumulated minimum credits

Required for successful
Completion of the programme
72
87
87
108
Minimum attendance required
75 %
75 %
75 %
75 %
Note: * MBA (PT) programme has 6 semesters with the same content as the full time
programme with 4 semesters
6.5
Each semester shall have a minimum of 90 working days and one credit shall be given for
one-hour lecture or 3 hours of practical work per week. No regular student shall register
for more than 24 credits and less than 16 credits per semester. In case of MBA (PT)
students the minimum and maximum credits per semester will be 12 and 18 respectively.
Credit-based system to be made more versatile, whereby every student may take about 25%
of his/her course curriculum outside the parent department (Optional subjects) and the Core
subjects which may constitute about 75% in the parent department.
In order to improve the soft skills of the students, a course on Communicative English
will be offered as a non-credit course to all students of the University, whether UG or PG
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7.
7.1
7.2
7.3
8.
8.1
a)
b)
c)
d)
8.2
EVALUATION
The evaluation scheme for each semester contains two parts, an internal assessment and an
external examination. Equal weightage shall be given for the internal and external
examinations. However all practical examinations will be internally evaluated as per the
procedures laid down by the concerned Department council. Immediately after the
examination is over the HOD shall arrange a valuation camp pertaining to all the
examinations conducted in the department and the results shall be finalised within one
month after the examination is over.
The existing rules shall apply for the conduct of all external semester end examinations
relating to all courses coming under these regulations.
The system of separate minimum for external / internal examinations be dispensed with, to
ensure uniformity except for management programmes in SMS.
GRADE CARD
The University under its seal shall issue to the students a grade card on completion of
each semester. The grade card shall contain the following:
Title of the courses taken as Core, Elective and Audit (an Audit course shall be listed only
if the student has passed it).
The credits associated with and grades awarded for each course.
The number of credits (Core and Elective separately) earned by the student and the grade
point average.
The total credits (Core and Elective) earned by the student till that semester.
The following grading system be adopted for all the courses. The following grades will be
awarded based on the overall performance in each subject.
Range of marks
90% and above
[80 90)
[70 80)
[60 70)
[50 60)
Below 50%
Grades
S Outstanding
A Excellent
B Very Good
C Good
D Satisfactory
F Failed
Weightage
10
9
8
7
6
0
where [X-Y) means X is included and Y is excluded.

Overall performance at the end of the semester will be indicated by Grade point Average
(GPA) calculated as follows:
GPA = G1C1 + G2C2 + G3C3 + ..GnCn
C1+C2+C3+...Cn.
where G refers to the grade weightage and C refers to the credit value of corresponding
course undergone by the student.
At the end of the final semester Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) will be
calculated based on the above formula.
Classification for the Degree/Diploma will be given as follows:
Classification
First Class with distinction
First Class
Second Class
CGPA
8 and above
6.5 and above
6 and above
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8.3
8.4
9.
9.1
The Grade Card issued at the end of the final semester shall contain the details of all the
courses taken which shall include the titles of the courses, the credits associated with each
course, the CGPA and the class in which the student is placed. The rank shall be awarded
based on CGPA corrected to the second decimal.
Those who fail any Core or Elective course shall be given two additional chances for
appearing for the semester-end examination within a period of two years after the
completion of the course. However, the marks obtained by the continuous assessment
during the semester can be improved only by repeating the course. Students can repeat the
course after obtaining permission from the Departmental Council.
DEPARTMENT COUNCIL
Every postgraduate programme conducted in the Departments shall be monitored by the
Department Council subject to these regulations the Department council shall design
courses, prescribe the mode of conducting the courses and evaluating the students and
teachers.
10. ACADEMIC COMMITTEE

10.1 There shall be an Academic committee constituted by the Vice-Chancellor to monitor and
co-ordinate the working of the credit and semester system.
10.2 The committee shall consist of:
a) The Pro-Vice-Chancellor
Chairman
b) The Registrar
Secretary
c) The Controller of Examinations
d) One Teacher from each Dept. with Post Graduate course
10.3 A senior professor nominated by the Vice-Chancellor from among the members of the
committee shall be the Vice chairman of the committee.
10.4 The term of the office of the committee shall be two years, but the committee once
constituted shall continue in office until a reconstituted committee assumes office.
11.
TRANSITORY PROVISION
Notwithstanding anything contained in these regulations, the Vice-Chancellor shall, for a
period of one year from the date of coming into force of these regulations, have the power
to provide by order that these regulations shall be applied to any programme with such
modifications as may be necessary.
12.
REPEAL
The Regulations now in force in so far as they are applicable to programmes offered in the
University Departments and to the extent they are inconsistent with these Regulations are
hereby repealed. In the case of any inconsistency between the existing regulations and the
regulations relating to the Credit and Semester System in their application to any course
offered in a University Department, the later shall prevail.
REGULATIONS FOR M.TECH PROGRAMMES IN THE DEPARTMENTS / SCHOOLS OF

THE COCHIN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
The following regulations are made applicable to all regular M. Tech programs in the
university with effect from Academic Year 2003-2004. Only relevant excerpts of the
regulations are included here. However, these regulations are not applicable to M Tech
programmes in Recognised Institutions.
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1.
M. Tech Programme
The M. Tech course in the university is a four semester programme with a total duration of
two calendar years; where in the first two semesters will include lecturers, laboratory work
and seminar. The student will devote the third and fourth semesters on a project work
related to a relevant area of the specialization either in the Department or in an industrial /
research / academic institution outside the university.
1.1. Mode of Evaluation

1.1.1. A student would be considered to have progresses satisfactorily at the end of a semester if
he / she has a minimum of 75 % attendance.
1.1.2. The student shall be evaluated continuously throughout the semester and marks shall be
awarded on the basis of tests and assignments as detailed below:
20 marks are awarded for the various assignments given by the teacher.
There shall be two class tests and one end semester exam.
The first class test carries a maximum of 20 marks and is on portions of syllabi covered till
then.
The second class test carries a maximum of 20 marks and is on portions covered till then
from the first class test.
The end semester examination is for maximum marks of 40 and carries questions from
entire syllabi of the course.
1.1.3. There can be a supplementary examination for each subject, conducted within a week of
the last examination of the end semester examination. This will be based on the
recommendations of the Departmental Council, on receiving specific application from
students and based on the merit of the case. Such examination shall carry questions from
the entire portions and be awarded only 75 % of the marks scored. It shall be one of the
three tests that have fetched the least marks.
1.1.4. The pass minimum in a subject is 50 %. If a candidate fails to secure 50 % he / she is failed
in the subject and has to repeat the subject in the next possible chance.
1.1.5. A pass in the course will entitle the student to acquire the credit value allotted for that
particular course (For credit values please refer to the course structure)
1.1.6. A student shall acquire a minimum of 36 credits in the first two semesters before he / she
register for third semester. A student shall complete his / her M. Tech programme in 8
(Eight) consecutive semesters by acquiring the total credit requirements (72) as specified
for the award of the degree.
1.1.7. A sponsored candidate who wishes to go back to take up professional employment after
completing II semester course shall obtain permission from the Head of the Department,
for the choice of their place of project work at the commencement of the III semester. Such
permission may be granted only on merit basis on the recommendation of the
Departmental Council and on the production of a certificate from the Head of that
institution to effect that the student is permitted to carry out project work at the
establishment / institution where he / she proposed to do the work.
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1.1.8. Project evaluation be done at the end of III and IV semesters. At the end of III semester
students have to submit a progress report of his / her project work which will be presented
before the examination committee of the Department. Marks be awarded based on the
evaluation by the committee. At the end of the IV semester the student has to submit the
project dissertation. He / she be assessed by the Departmental Examination Committee
based on his / her presentation of the project work.
1.2. Classification
The following grading system be adopted for all the courses. The following grades
will be awarded based on the overall performance in each subject.
Range of marks
Grades
90% and above

[80 90)
[70 80)
[60 70)
[50 60)
Below 50%
S Outstanding
A Excellent
B Very Good
C Good
D Satisfactory
F Failed
Weightage
10
9
8
7
6
0
Where [X-Y) means that X is included and Y is excluded

Overall performance at the end of the semester will be indicated by Grade point
Average (GPA) calculated as follows:
GPA = G1C1 + G2C2 + G3C3 + ..GnCn
C1+C2+C3+...Cn.
Where G refers to the grade weightage and C refers to the credit value of corresponding
course undergone by the student.
At the end of the final semester Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) will be
calculated based on the above formula.
Classification for the Degree/Diploma will be given as follows:
Classification
CGPA
First Class with distinction 8 and above
First Class
6.5 and above
Second Class
6 and above
1.6
Declaration of Result
The final marks are reported to the University for Tabulation and declaration of
results. The university shall issue mark lists at the end of each semester.
1.7. Review of Question Papers and Valuation of Answer Books.

At the end of each semester, question papers set for class test and end semester
examination and scheme of valuation of answer books be reviewed by the Departmental
Council. The review report may be placed in the Board of Studies for scrutiny.
1.8. Grievance Cell

The Departmental Council will act as a grievance cell where complaints from the
students on the conduct of class test, semester examination and valuation methodology can
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be examined. The student shall make such complaints within a week of the examination, to
the Head of the Department in writing for scrutiny by the grievance cell.
1.9. Revision of Regulation and Curriculum.
The University may, from time to time, revise, amend or change the Regulations,
Schemes of Examinations and Syllabus. In the case of students already undergoing the
course, the change will take effect from the beginning of the following academic year after
the changes are introduced and shall cover the part of the course that remains to be
completed.
These regulations take precedence over existing M.Tech Regulations in so far as
inconsistencies are observed.
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ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016

July 2015
Date
Day
Wednesday
2
3
4
5
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Remarks
Reopening of classes after summer vacation for all odd semester UG/PG courses
except for the 1st year B.Tech programme, SOE & PG Courses
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Commencement of classes - V semester B.Tech General & I Semester PG Courses

Last date for payment of semester fee without fine
Wednesday
Closing date for registration of choice of courses under CBCS
16
Thursday
Commencement of classes - I Semester of all UG programmes, BBA LL.B, B.Com

LL.B, LL.M, M.Sc Photonics
17
18
19
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Ramzan
20
Monday
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
Commencement of classes - III Semester MBA after internship
Last date for payment of semester fee with fine
11
12

August 2015
Date
Day
1
Saturday
2
Sunday
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Remarks
Commencement of classes - I semester B.Tech at SOE and CUCEK & B.Arch/I and
III semester M.Tech Marine Biotechnology
Commencement of classes - I Semester MBA
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Selection to the Inter Uty Arts Competitions (without affecting regular classes)
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Commencement of Sports Selection Trials(without affecting classes)
Election to the General Council of CUU

Karkadaka Vaavu
Independence Day
Cusat Music Eve
Onam Celebration
Starting of Onam Vacation (Forenoon onwards)
Science Lecture Series - Lecture 1
First Onam
Thiruvonam
Third Onam
Fourth Onam
Reopening after Onam Vacation
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13

September 2015
Date
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
Day
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Remarks
Election of Office Bearers of CUU
Commencement of First Internal Exams UG & PG Courses
Sreekrishna Jayanthi
Publication of time-table for even semester
Commencement of Kerala State College Games Meet
Inauguration of CUU/Hindi Day
Commencement of Monsoon Programme
Sree Narayana Guru Samadhi

Submission of application for CBCS Registration - Starts
Bakrid
Commencement of Environment Film Festival
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14

October 2015
Date
Day
1
Thursday
2
Friday
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Remarks
Comemencement of Adventure Sports for Girls
Gandhi Jayanthi
Commencement of Frames: Digital Photography Workshop
Frames: Digital Photography Workshop
Commencement of Adventure Sports for Boys

Last date for submission of application for CBCS registration for even semester
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
21
Wednesday
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
End of Semester Classes - V Sem & VII Sem B.Tech General,B.Tech NA&SB,
B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech Instrumentation/IX Sem BBA LLB, B.Com LLB,M.Sc
Photonics
Mahanavami
Vijayadasami
Muharram
30
Friday
31
Saturday
Commencement of 2nd Internals - B.Tech General & UG Courses
Science Lecture Series - Lecture 2
Commencement of 2nd Internals - PG Courses
End of Semester Classes - V Sem & VII semester MCA, BBA LL.B, B.Com LL.B,
LL.M/III semester B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT & B.Tech
Instrumentation/M.Sc Photonics
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November 2015
Date
Day
Remarks
Sunday
Monday
Malayalam Day
Commencement of exam - VII Sem B.Tech General
Tuesday
Commencement of exam -V Sem B.Tech General
Wednesday
1. End of Semester Classes - III Sem M.Sc,MA,MBA,MCA,M.Tech,M.Phil,BBA

LL.B,B.Com LL.B,LL.M
2. Commencement of exam - VII Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT & B.Tech
Intsrumentation
3. Commencement of exam - IX sem M.Sc Photonics, BBA LLB, B.Com LLB
5
6
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
8
9
10
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
11
Wednesday
12
Thursday
13
Friday
14
15
Saturday
Sunday
16
Monday
17
18
19
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
20
Friday
21
Saturday
22
23
24
25
26
27
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
28
29
30
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
1
2
3
Commencement of exam - V Sem M.Sc,MA,MBA,MCA,M.Tech & M.Phil
Deepavali
Commencement of exam - V Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT & B.Tech
Instrumentation, M.Sc Photonics
Commencement of exam - III Sem M.Sc,MA,MBA,MCA,M.Tech,M.Phil
End of Semester Classes -I Sem M.Sc,MA,MBA,MCA,M.Tech,M.Phil,BBA LL.B,B.Com
LL.B,LL.M/III Sem B.Tech General/I Sem B.Tech NA&SB,B.Tech PS&RT,B.Tech
Instrumentation/III semester B.Arch/I & II semester M.Sc Photonics
1. Commencement of exams - III, V & VII semesters BBA LL.B, B.Com LL.B, LL.M
2. Commencement of 1st Internal Exams - B.Tech General & B.Arch I & II semester
Commencement of exam - I Sem M.Sc,MA,MBA,MCA,M.Tech,M.Phil /V Sem MCA/III

Sem B.Tech General, B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech Instrumentation/III Sem
B.Arch
Commencement of exam - I sem BBA LL.B,B.Com LL.B
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December 2015
Date
Day
Tuesday
Wednesday
Remarks
1. Commencement of classes -IV, VI & VIII Sem classes of B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech
PS&RT & B.Tech Instrumentation/IV, VI & VIII & X Sem M.Sc Photonics,B.Com LL.B,
BBA LL.B
Thursday
1. Commencement of classes - II, IV & VI Sem classes of M.Sc,MA,MBA, MCA, M.Tech,
M.Phil & B.Tech General/IV Sem B.Arch
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
10
Thursday
11
Friday
12
Saturday
13
Sunday
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Main Campus Sports
Saturday
Sunday
Starting of Christmas Vacation (Forenoon onwards)
22
Tuesday
23
Wednesday
24
Thursday
Nabidinam
25
26
27
28
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Christmas
29
Tuesday
SOE Sports - Athletics
Commencement of exam -I Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech Instrumentation

& M.Sc Photonics
Monday
Monday
Reopening after Christmas Vacation
Commencement of classes - II Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech
Instrumentation, BBA LL.B, B.Com LL.B & M.Sc Photonics
30
31
Wednesday
Thursday
16
17

January 2016
Date
1
2
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Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Remarks
National Youth Day
Inter Collegiate Sports Meet

Science Series Lecture - Lecture 3
Commencement of Green Room VI:Cultivating Creativity
Republic Day
17
18

February 2016
Date
Day
1
2
3
4
5
6
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8
9
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Remarks
Commencement of 1st Internals - IV, VI & VIII sem B.Tech General, B.Com
LL.B, BBA LL.B, M.Sc Photonics/IV Sem B.Arch & Other UG Courses
Commencement of 1st Internals - PG Courses
SOE Arts Festival - Vipanchika
Commencement of Uty Arts Festival - Sargam (inauguration in the evening)

Maha Shivarathri
Monday
18
19

March 2016
Date
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
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18
19
20
21
Day
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Remarks
Publication of Time-table for 2016-17 odd semester
Commencement of 2nd Internals - B.Tech General, B.Arch, B.Com LLB,

BBA LLB & other UG Courses
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Submission of application for CBCS registration starts
22
Monday
Tuesday
23
Wednesday
24
25
26
27
28
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
End of Semester Classes - VIII Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT &
B.Tech Instrumentation/VI Sem & VIII Sem B.Tech General
Maundy Thursday
Good Friday
29
30
31
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Easter
End of Semester Classes - VI sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech
Instrumentation & M.Sc Photonics
Last date for submission of application for CBCS Registrtion
19
20

December 2015
Date
Day
Remarks
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
1. Commencement of classes - II, IV & VI Sem classes of M.Sc,MA,MBA, MCA,

M.Tech, M.Phil & B.Tech General/IV Sem B.Arch
Friday
SOE Sports - Athletics
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
10
Thursday
11
Friday
12
Saturday
13
Sunday
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Main Campus Sports
Saturday
Sunday
Starting of Christmas Vacation (Forenoon onwards)
22
Tuesday
23
Wednesday
24
Thursday
Nabidinam
25
26
27
28
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Christmas
29
Tuesday
30
31
Wednesday
1. Commencement of classes -IV, VI & VIII Sem classes of B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech
PS&RT & B.Tech Instrumentation/IV, VI & VIII & X Sem M.Sc Photonics,B.Com
LL.B, BBA LL.B
Commencement of exam -I Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech

Monday
Monday
Reopening after Christmas Vacation
Commencement of classes - II Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech
Instrumentation, BBA LL.B, B.Com LL.B & M.Sc Photonics
Thursday
20
21

January 2016
Date
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2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
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Saturday
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Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Remarks
National Youth Day
Inter Collegiate Sports Meet

Science Series Lecture - Lecture 3
Commencement of Green Room VI:Cultivating Creativity
Republic Day
21
22

Febraury 2016
Date
Day
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
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Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Remarks
Commencement of 1st Internals - IV, VI & VII sem B.Tech General,
B.Com LL.B, BBA LL.B, M.Sc Photonics/IV Sem B.Arch
Commencement of 1st Internals - PG Courses
SOE Arts Festival - Vipanchika
Commencement of Uty Arts Festival - Sargam (inauguration in the

evening)
Maha Shivarathri
Monday
22
23

March 2016
Date
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
Day
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Remarks
Publication of Time-table for 2016-17 odd semester
Commencement of 2nd Internals - B.Tech General, B.Arch, B.Com LLB,

BBA LLB & other UG courses
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Submission of application for CBCS registration starts
22
Monday
Tuesday
23
Wednesday
24
25
26
27
28
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
End of Semester Classes - VIII Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT &
B.Tech Instrumentation/VI Sem & VIII Sem B.Tech General
Maundy Thursday
Good Friday
29
30
31
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Easter
End of Semester Classes - VI sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech
Last date for submission of application for CBCS Registrtion
23
24

April 2016
Date
Day
Friday
2
3
Saturday
Sunday
Remarks
1. End of Semester Classes - IV & VI Sem M.Sc/MA/MBA/MCA/M.Tech &
M.Phil
2. Commencement of exam - VIII Sem B.Tech
NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT & B.Tech Instrumentation/VIII Sem B.Tech
General/X Sem M.Sc Photonics, B.Com LLB, BBA LLB/VI Sem MCA
4
5
Monday
Tuesday
1. Commencement of exam - VI Sem B.Tech General

Commencement of exam - VIII Sem M.Sc Photonics
Wednesday
Commencement of exam - VI Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech

Instrumentation, M.Sc Photonics/VI Sem MCA
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
10
Sunday
11
End of Semester Classes - II Sem M.Sc,MA,MBA,MCA,M.Tech & M.Phil

Commencement of exam - VI Sem M.Sc,MA,MBA,MCA,M.Tech & M.Phil
Commencement of exam - IV Sem M.Sc/MA/MBA/MCA/M.Tech & M.Phil
12
Monday
Tuesday
13
Wednesday
14
15
16
17
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
End of Semester Classes - IV Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT & B.Tech
Instrumentation/B.Tech General,B.Arch, M.Sc Photonics
Dr. B. R. Ambedkar Jayanthi
Vishu
18
Monday
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
26
Tuesday
27
28
29
30
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Commencement of exam - II Sem M.Sc,MA,MBA,MCA,M.Tech & M.Phil

Commencement of exam - IV Sem B.Tech General & B.Arch
1. Commencement of exam - IV Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT,

B.Tech Instrumentation, M.Sc Photonics
2. End of Semester Classes - I & II Sem B.Tech General, B.Arch
24
25

May 2016
Date
Day
1
Sunday
2
Monday
3
Tuesday
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
Remarks
Starting of Summer Vacation/ May Day
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Commencement of exam - I & II Sem B.Tech General, B.Arch
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
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26

June 2016
Date
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2
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8
9
10
11
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27
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29
30
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Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Remarks
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
26
27
FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

SCHOOL OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
M.Sc. Environmental Technology (Stream I Environmental Engineering)
Semester I
Course Code
Course
C/E
Credits Pre
requisite
ENV/ENB 2101 Environmental Biology
C
3
ENV/ENB 2102 Chemistry of the
C
3
Environment
ENV/ENB 2103 Physical processes in the
C
3
environment
ENV/ENB 2104 Environmental Microbiology C
3
ENV/ENB 2105 Environmental Chemistry
C
2
Lab
ENV/ENB 2106 Environmental Microbiology C
2
lab
ENV/ENB 2107 Environmental Physics &
E
1
Geology lab
ENV/ENB 2108 Chemo-metrics & Good
E
2
Laboratory Practices
Semester II
Course Code
ENV/ENB 2201
ENV/ENB 2202
ENV/ENB 2203
ENV/ENB 2204
ENV/ENB 2205
ENV/ENB 2206
ENV/ENB 2207
ENV/ENB 2208
ENV/ENB 2209
ENV/ENB 2210
ENV/ENB 2211
ENV/ENB 2212
ENV/ENB
2213
Course
Advanced Methods in
Environmental Analysis
Introduction to
Environmental Engineering
Environmental Toxicology
Fluid Mechanics
Lab
Chemical Methods in
Environmental Analysis Lab
Lab
Environmental Modelling
Environmental Management
and Legal Aspects
Geo-informatics
Natural Resource
Management
Biomolecules
Introductory Bionanotechnology
C/E
C
Credits Pre requisite

2
C
C
C
3
2
2
E
E
2
3
E
E
2
2
E
E
2
2
27
28
Semester III
Course Code
ENV 2301
ENV 2302
ENV 2303
ENV 2304
ENV 2305
ENV 2306
ENV 2307
ENV 2308
Semester IV
Course Code
ENV 2401
ENV 2402
Course
Basics of Chemical Engineering
Wastewater Treatment
Introduction to Engineering
Drawings
Air Pollution Control
Geo-informatics Lab
Environmental Engineering &
Design Lab
Chemistry of Water Treatment
Solid Waste Treatment
C/E
C
C
C
Credits
2
3
1
C
C
C
2
2
3
E
E
3
2
Course
C/E
C
C
Credits
14
2
Project
Viva - Voce
Pre requisite
Pre requisite
M.Sc. Environmental Technology (Stream 2 Environmental Biotechnology)

Semester I
Course Code
ENV/ENB 2101
ENV/ENB 2102
ENV/ENB 2103
ENV/ENB 2104
ENV/ENB 2105
ENV/ENB 2106
ENV/ENB 2107
ENV/ENB 2108
Course
Environmental Biology
Chemistry of the
Environment
Physical processes in the
environment
Environmental Microbiology
Environmental Chemistry
Lab
Environmental Microbiology
lab
Environmental Physics &
Geology lab
Chemo-metrics & Good
Laboratory Practices
C/E
C
C
Credits Pre requisite

3
3
C
C
3
2
28
29
Semester II
Course Code
ENV/ENB 2201
ENV/ENB 2202
ENV/ENB 2203
ENV/ENB 2204
ENV/ENB 2205
ENV/ENB 2206
ENV/ENB 2207
ENV/ENB 2208
ENV/ENB 2209
ENV/ENB 2210
ENV/ENB 2211
ENV/ENB 2212
ENV/ENB 2213
Course
Advanced Methods in
Environmental Analysis
Introduction to
Fluid Mechanics
Lab
Chemical Methods in
Environmental Analysis Lab
Lab
and Legal Aspects
Geo-informatics
Natural Resource
Management
Biomolecules
Introductory
Bio-nanotechnology
C/E
C
Credits
2
C
C
E
3
2
2
E
E
2
3
E
E
2
2
E
E
2
2
Pre requisites
Semester III
Course Code
ENB 2301
ENB 2302
ENB 2303
ENB 2304
ENB 2305
ENB 2306
ENB 2307
ENB 2308
ENB2309
ENB 2310
Course
Environmental Biotechnology
Eco-Toxicology
Biodiversity and Conservation
Bioremediation
Eco-Toxicology Lab
Geo-informatics Lab
Microbial Technology Lab
Applied Environmental
Microbiology
Biodiversity Lab
Solid Waste Treatment
C/E
C
C
C
C
C
E
E
E
Credits
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
3
E
E
1
2
Pre requisites
Semester IV
Course Code
Course
ENV 2401
Project
ENV 2402
Viva - Voce
C/E Credits
C
14
C
2
Pre requisites
29
30
Details of Faculty
SI.No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Name & Designation

Dr.Mrs.Ammini Joseph (AJ)
Professor
Dr.Mrs.Rajathy Sivalingam (SR)
Reader
Specialisation
Algology, Environmental
Biology
Dr.M.V.Harindranathan Nair (MVH)

Associate Professor & Director
Environmental Physics,
& Remote Sensing
Environmental
Biotechnology
Environmental Chemistry,
Mr.M.Anand (AD)
Senior Lecturer
Dr.V.Sivanandan Achari (VSA)
Associate Professor
Physiology & Toxicology
Communication
0480-2577311(O)
amij@cusat.ac.in
0484-2577311(O)
0484-2577246(R)
rajkumar@cusat.ac.in
0478-2563616
9447254921
anandm@cusat.ac.in
9847952318
vsachari@cusat.ac.in
30
31
M.TECH. MARINE BIOTECHNOLOGY (DBT-Sponsored programme)

(Course Conducted by National Centre for Aquatic Animal Health)
SEMINAR 1(Total Credit 20)
Course Code
MBT 3101
MBT 3102
MBT 3103
MBT 3104
MBT 3105
MBT 3106
MBT 3107
MBT 3108
Paper
Introduction to marine
Sciences
Marine Microbiology
Marine Genomics and
Proteomics
Marine
Bio prospecting
Bioinformatics
Animal Cell Culture
Technology
Lab I-Advances in
Molecular Biology
Lab 2-Marine
Microbiology
(Bacteria ,Viruses, Fungi
and Microalgae)
SEMESTER II (Total Credit

Course Code
MBT 3201
MBT 3202
MBT 3203
MBT 3204
MBT 3205
MBT 3206
MBT 3207
C/E
Credits
C
C
3
3
C
E
2
1
Prerequisites
20)
Paper
Biotechnological Interventions in
Aquatic Animal Health
Management
High Health Broodstock
Development
Bioprocess Technology
Marine Algal Biotechnology
Marine Biotechnology
Industry Management
Lab 3-Biotechnological
Interventions in Aquatic Animal
Health management
Lab 4 Bio prospecting and
C/E
Credits
Prerequisites
C
C
3
3
31
32
SEMESTER III (Total Credit

Course Code
MBT 3301
MBT 3302
MBT 3303
MBT 3304
MBT 3305
MBT 3306
Paper
Comprehensive review on the area
of specilaization and its
presentation
Training in Marine Biotechnology
Industry/institution: Submission of
report and its presentation
Full time research project
Progress Review I
Viva Voce Examination
Research Methodology and
Biostatistics
Nan biotechnology
SEMESTER IV (Total Credit

Course Code
MBT 3401
MBT 3402
MBT 3403
MBT 3404
20)
C/E
Credits
C/E
Credits
Prerequisites
20)
Paper
Progress Review 2
Progress Review 3
Full time research project Report
submission and Presentation
Viva Voce Examination
Prerequisites
32
33
Details of Faculty
SI.
No.
Name and Designation
Specialization
Communication
1.
Dr.Valsamma Joseph
Associate Professor
04842381120 (O)
valsamma@cusat.ac.in
2.
Dr.Sajeevan T.P
Assistant Professor
04842381120 (O)
9946099408 (Mob)
sajeevantp@gmail.com
3.
Prof.I.S.Bright Singh
UGC-BSR Faculty
Aquatic Animal Health/

4.
Dr.Swpana Antony,
DST Inspire Faculty
04842381120 (O)
9447631101
isbsingh@gmail.com
04842381120
8089131058
swapnapantony@gmail.com
5.
Ms.Limmy T.P
Lecturer on contract
04842381120
9539718390
limmybiotech@gmail.com
6.
Prof.A.Mohandas
Emeritus Professor
Parasitology & Haematology
04842381120 (O)
9447957277
modas943@gmail.com
33
34
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING, CUSAT
M.Tech (Full Time) Course in Health, Safety and Environment Management
Scheme of Examination
SEMESTER I
Course Code
Subject
No. of Credits
HSE 101
Probability and Statistics
HSE 102
Hazard and Risk Assessment
HSE 103
Environmental Engineering and Management I
HSE 104
Elective I
HSE 105
Elective II
HSE 106
HSE Laboratory
Total
20
Elective I
[Candidates having a basic degree in Engineering Branches other than Safety and Fire
Engineering should opt for HSE 104(B) Safety Technology and Management].
HSE 104 (A) Safety Technology and Management
HSE 104 (B) Advances in Fire Engineering
HSE 104 (C) Systems Engineering
Elective II
HSE 105 (A) Industrial Toxicology
HSE 105(B) Reliability Engineering
HSE 105 (C) Emergency Planning and Management
34
35
SEMESTER II
Course Code
Subject
No. of Credits
HSE 201
Occupational and Environmental Health
HSE 202
Ergonomics
HSE 203
Environmental Engineering and Management II
HSE 204
Elective III
HSE 205
Elective IV
HSE 206
Seminar
2
Total
20
Elective III
HSE 204 (A) Health, Safety and Environmental Laws

HSE 204(B) Safety in the Design and Use of Machines and Equipments
HSE 204 (C) Advanced Fluid Mechanics
Elective IV
HSE 205 (A) HSE issues in Construction

HSE 205 (B) HSE Management in Hydrocarbon Industry
HSE 205 (C) Industrial Noise and Vibration Control
35
36
M.Tech (Full Time) Degree course in

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
(Specialization : Network Computing)
SEMESTER I
Course
Code
CSN 3101
Name of the Subject
No. of
Credits
4
CSN 3102
Mathematical Foundations of Computer

Science
Advanced Database Management System
CSN 3103
Computer Networks
CSN 3104
Parallel and Distributed Computing
CSN 3105
Elective I
CSN 3106
Elective II
CSN 3107
Network Programming Lab
CSN 3108
Seminar I
1
Total
26
Electives
CSN 3105/3106 A Theory of Computation
CSN 3105/3106 B Advanced Data Mining
CSN 3105/3106 C Multimedia Networking
CSN 3105/3106 D Network Management
CSN 3105/3106 E Soft Computing
36
37
SEMESTER II
Course
Code
CSN 3201
Modern Operating Systems
CSN 3202
Cryptography and Network Security
CSN 3203
Wireless and Mobile Networks
CSN 3204
Cluster and Grid Computing
CSN 3205
Elective III
CSN 3206
Elective IV
CSN 3207
Network Simulation Lab
CSN 3208
Seminar II
Name of the Subject
Total
No. of Credits
26
ELECTIVES
CSN 3205/3206 A Big Data Analysis
CSN 3205/3206 B Ethical Hacking and Computer Forensics
CSN 3205/3206 C Cloud Computing
CSN 3205/3206 D Wireless Sensor Networks
CSN 3205/3206 E High Performance Embedded computing
SEMESTER III
Course
Code
CSN 3301
Name of the Subject

Project Progress Evaluation
Total
No. of Credits
10
10
SEMESTER IV
Course
Code
CSN 3401
Name of the Subject

Project Dissertation Evaluation & Viva-Voce
Total
Grand Total
No. of Credits
14
14
76
37
38
M Tech (Full Time) Degree course in CIVIL ENGINEERING

(Specialization: Geotechnical Engineering)
SEMESTER I
Course Code
Name of the Subject
CEG 3101
CEG 3102
CEG 3103
CEG 3104
CEG 3105
CEG 3106
CEG 3107
CEG 3108
Applied Mathematics
Advanced Soil Mechanics
Soil Behaviour
Soil Dynamics and Machine Foundations
Elective I
Elective II
Geotechnical Engineering Laboratory I
Seminar I
Total
No. of
Credits
4
4
4
4
4
4
1
1
26
ELECTIVE I
CEG 3105 A
CEG 3105 B
CEG 3105 C
Theoretical Soil Mechanics

Remote Sensing and GIS
Pavement Design and Evaluation
ELECTIVE II
CEG 3106 A
CEG 3106 B
CEG 3106 C
Finite Element methods in Geomechanics

Ground Water Engineering
Land Slide Engineering
SEMESTER II
Course
Code
CEG 3201
CEG 3202
CEG 3203
CEG 3204
CEG 3205
CEG 3206
CEG 3207
CEG 3208
Name of the Subject

Subsurface investigation and Instrumentation
Advanced Foundation Engineering
Ground Improvement Techniques
Earth Retaining Structures
Elective III
Elective IV
Computer Applications Laboratory
Seminar II
No. of Credits
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
1
ELECTIVE III
CEG 3205 A Earthquake Geotechnical engineering
CEG 3205 B Geosynthetics in Geotechnical Engineering
CEG 3205 C Rock Mechanics
38
39
ELECTIVE IV
CEG 3206 A
CEG 3206 B
CEG 3206 C
Structural Design of Foundations

Geo-environmental Engineering
Soil Structure Interaction
SEMESTER III
Course Code
CEG 3301
CEG 3302
Name of the Subject

Industrial /Field Training
Total
No. of
Credits
2
8
10
SEMESTER IV
Course Code
CEG 3401
Grand Total
Name of the Subject

Project Dissertation Evaluation & Viva Voce
Total
No. of
Credits
14
14
76
39
40
M. Tech Degree (Full Time) course in

MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
(Specialisation: Thermal Engineering)
SEMESTER I
Course Code
MET 3101
MET 3102
MET 3103
MET 3104
MET 3105
MET 3106
MET 3107
MET 3108
Name of the Subject

Advanced Heat and Mass Transfer
Advanced Fluid Mechanics Refrigeration and Air-conditioning
Incompressible and Compressible Flows
Elective I
Elective II
Thermal Engineering Laboratory I
Seminar I
Total
No. of
Credits
4
4
4
4
4
4
1
1
26
ELECTIVE I
MET 3105 A
MET 3105 B
MET 3105 C
MET 3105 D
Introduction to Turbulence
IC Engine Combustion and Pollution
Gas Turbines
Diagnostic Methods in Combustion Systems
ELECTIVE II
MET 3106 A
MET 3106 B
MET 3106 C
MET 3106 D
Computational Methods in Engineering

Combustion Technology
Conduction and Radiation
Principles of Turbo Machinery
SEMESTER II
Course Code
MET 3201
MET 3202
MET 3203
MET 3204
MET 3205
MET 3206
MET 3207
MET 3208
Name of the Subject

Advanced Thermodynamics
Heat Exchanger Design
Propulsion Engineering
Cryogenic Engineering
Elective III
Elective IV
Thermal Engineering Laboratory II
Seminar II
Total
No. of
Credits
4
4
4
4
4
4
1
1
26
40
41
ELECTIVE III
MET 3205 A CFD and its Application
MET 3205 B Convection and Two Phase Flows
MET 3205 C Measurements in Thermal Engineering
MET 3205 D Flow and Thermal Instabilities
ELECTIVE IV
MET 3206 A Numerical Methods in Thermal engineering
MET 3206 B Finite element Analysis
MET 3206 C Industrial Refrigeration Systems
MET 3206 D Jet Flow and Acoustics
Course Code
MET 3301
SEMESTER III
Name of the Subject
Total
Course Code
MET 3401
SEMESTER IV
Name of the Subject
Project Dissertation Evaluation & Viva Voce
Total
Grand Total
No. of Credits
10
10
No. of Credits
14
14
76
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M.TECH Degree (Full Time) course in ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION

ENGINEERING WITH SPECIALIZATION in WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY
Semester I
Course
Name of the subject
Credits
Code
ECW 3101
Probability and
Stochastic Process
ECW 3102
Wireless Communication
ECW 3103
Antenna Systems
ECW 3104
Digital Communication
ECW 3105
Elective I
ECW 3106
Elective II
ECW 3107
Wireless Communication
Lab
ECW 3108
Seminar I
1
26
Semester II
Course
Name of the subject
Credits
Code
ECW 3201
Advanced Wireless Mobile
Communications
ECW 3202
Electromagnetic Interference&
Compatibility
ECW 3203
Wireless sensor Networks
ECW 3204
MIMO & OFDMA for wireless
communication
ECW3205
Elective III
ECW3206
Elective IV
ECW3207
Wireless Technology Lab
ECW3208
Seminar II
1
26
42
43
Semester III
Course
Name of the subject
Hours/week
Credits
Code
ECW 3301
Project & Project Progress Evaluation
10
Semester IV
Course
Name of the subject
Hours/week
Credits
Code
ECW 3401
Project Progress Evaluation & Viva Voce
14
Grand Total : 76
LIST OF SUBJECTS FOR ELECTIVES I, II
ECWE A
OPTICAL NETWORKS
ECWE B
MEDIA ACCESS & WIRELESS NETWORK
ECWE C
MULTIMEDIA COMPRESSION TECHNIQUES
ECWE D
MICROWAVE INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
ECWE E
ADVANCED EMBEDDED SYSTEMS DESIGN
ECWE F
ADVANCED INFORMATION THEORY AND CODING TECHNIQUES
LIST OF SUBJECTS FOR ELECTIVES III, IV
ECWE G
ADVANCED DIGITAL SIGNAL PROCESSING
ECWE H
DETECTION AND ESTIMATION OF SIGNALS
ECWE I
COOPERATIVE COMMUNICATION
ECWE J
ADVANCED TECHNIQUES FOR WIRELESS RECEPTION
ECWE K
ANALYTICAL AND COMPUTATIONAL TECHNIQUES IN

ELECTROMAGNETICS
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DIVISION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING
M Tech (Full Time) Degree course In SOFTWARE SYSTEMS

SEMESTER I
Course Code
Name of the Subject
MTSS 3101
MTSS 3102
Computational Methods in IT
Analysis of Algorithms
MTSS 3103
MTSS 3104
MTSS 3105
MTSS 3106
MTSS 3107
MTSS 3108
No. of
Credits
4
4
Object Oriented Modelling

and Design
Software Engineering
Elective1
Elective II
Algorithm Design Lab
Seminar
Total
4
4
4
4
1
1
26
ELECTIVE1
MTSS 3105 A
MTSS 3105 B
Cloud Computing
Android Programming S
ELECTIVE II
MTSS 3106 A
MTSS 3106 B
Information Security and Cyber Laws

Real Time Operating Systems
Course Code
MTSS 3201
MTSS 3202
MTSS 3203
MTSS 3204
MTSS 3205
MTSS 3206
MTSS 3207
MTSS 3208
ELECTIVE III
MTSS 3205 A
MTSS 3205 B
ELECTIVE IV
MTSS3206 A
MTSS 3206 B
SEMESTER II
Name of the Subject
Embedded Software
Design
Software Test Design
Data and Computer
Communication
Information Management
Elective III
Elective IV
Information System Design
Lab
Seminar
Total
No. of Credits
4
4
4
4
4
4
1
1
26
Nano Informatics
Advanced Computer Architectures
Artificial Intelligence and Soft Computing
Adhoc Wireless Networks
44
45
SEMESTER III
Course Code
MTSS 3301
Name of the Subject

Project & Viva Voce
Total
No. of
Credits
10
10
SEMESTER IV
Course
Code
MTSS
3401
Grand Total
Name of the Subject
No. of
Credits
Project & Viva Voce
14
Total
14
76
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KUNJALI MARAKKAR SCHOOL OF MARINE ENGINEERING

M.Tech (MARINE ENGINEERING)
SEMESTER I
Course Code
MRE 3101
MRE 3102
Subject
No. of
Credits
Marine Diesel Engines Designs &
Performance
Ship Dynamics and Marine Machinery
System Installation
MRE 3103
Ship Design & Economics
MRE 3104
System Simulation & Modeling
MRE 3105
Elective-I
MRE 3106
Elective-II
MRE 3107
CAD/Computer Lab
MRE 3108
Seminar
1
TOTAL
22
ELETIVS I
MRE 3105 (A) Advanced Finite Element Methods

MRE 3105(B) Automatic Control Systems
MRE 3105(C) Energy Conservation & Management
Electives II
MRE 3106(A) Computer Aided Design in Offshore Engineering

MRE 3106(B) Steam Engineering & Design and Performance of Steam Turbines
MRE 3106(C) Marine Gas Turbines Design & Performance
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SEMESTER - II
Course Code
Subject
No. of
Credits
MRE 3201
Advanced Welding Technology
MRE 3202
Advanced Theory of Vibrations
MRE 3203
Marine Corrosion & Prevention
MRE 3204
Plant Maintenance & Safety
MRE 3205
Elective-I
MRE 3206
Elective-II
MRE 3207
CAD/Computer Lab
MRE 3208
Seminar
1
TOTAL
30
Electives III
MRE 3205 (A) Optimisation Techniques
MRE 3205 (B) Mathematical & Statistical Modeling
MRE 3205 (C) Maritime Safety and Environment
Electives IV
MRE 3206 (A) Quantitative Techniques for Managerial Decisions
MRE 3206 (B) Marine Transportation & Economics
MRE 3206 (C) Port Logistics and Planning
Semester III
Course Code
MRE 3301
MRE 3302
Subject
Industrial Internship
Research Project (Phase-I)
Total
No. of Credits
2
12
14
Semester IV
Course Code
MRE 3401
Subject
Research Project (Phase-II)
Total
No. of Credits
18
18
Grand Total of Credits for the Course 76

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FACULTY OF HUMANITIES
DEPARTMENT OF HINDI
M.A( HINDI)
FIRST SEMESTER
Course
Code
HIN 2101
HIN 2102
HIN 2103
HIN 2104
HIN 21- -
Name of Paper
Ancient and Post Medieval Hindi
Poetry
Fiction
Functional Hindi
History of Hindi
Literature : Ancient and Medieval
Period
Elective
C/E
Credits
C
C
C
4
4
3
Pre Requisites
SECOND SEMESTER
Course
Code
HIN 2201
HIN 2202
HIN 2203
HIN 2204
HIN 22- -
Name of Paper
C/E
Credits
Bhakti Poetry
Essays Sketches and Other Prose
Forms
Development and Structure of Hindi
Modern Poetry - I
Elective
C
C
4
4
C
C
C
4
3
3
Pre Requisites
THIRD SEMESTER
Course
Code
HIN 3201
HIN 2302
HIN 2303
HIN 2304
HIN 23- -
Name of Paper
Modern Poetry - II
Drama and Theatre
History of Literature : Modern
Period and Elective
Indian Poetics
Elective
C/E
Credits
C
C
C
4
4
4
C
C
3
3
Pre Requisites
FOURTH SEMESTER
Course
Code
HIN 2401
HIN 2402
HIN 2403
HIN 2404
HIN 24- -
Name of Paper
Modern Poetry - III
Indian Literature
Western Poetics
General Linguistics
Elective
C/E
Credits
C
C
C
C
C
4
4
4
3
3
Pre Requisites
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List of Electives Offered

(Code of Electives starts only from No.10 for clarity)
10. Comparative Literature
11. Contemporary Hindi Drama
12. Contemporary Hindi Short Story
13. Dalit Literature
14. Ecological Discourse in Hindi Literature
15. Feminist Literature
16. Hindi Literature
17. Hindi Writing in Kerala
18. Indian Culture
19. One Acts Plays
20. Spoken Hindi
21. Transilation Studies
22. Special Author: Bhihma Sahini
23. Special Author: Dhoomil
24. Special Author: Harishankar Parsayi
25. Special Author: Hazari Prasad Dwiedi
26. Special Author: Mohan Rakesh
27. Special Author: Nirmal Verma
28. Special Author : Premchand
29. Special Author : Sarveswardayalsaxena
30. Special Author : Thulasidas
Details of Faculty
Sl.
No.
1
Name & Designation

Dr. K.Vanaja (KV)
Professor &
Head of the
Department
Dr. R.Sasidharan (RS)

Professor
Dr. K. Ajitha (KA)

Associate Professor
Specialization
Modern Hindi Literature

Criticism
Comparative Literature
Feminist Literature
Drama and Theatre
Literary Criticism
Translation Studies
Comparative Literature
Dalit Literature
Drama and Theatre
Translation Studies
Comparative Study
Communication
0484-2332783
vanaja@cusat.ac.in
vanaja.krevathy&gmail.com
0484-2862497 (O)
0484-2575954 (O)
2497 (Intercom)
0484-2540352 (Res)
rsd@cusat.ac.in
sreeragamsasi@gmail.com
ajiravi@cusat.ac.in
0484-2575845
0484-2575954 (O)
2509 (Intercom)
ajiravi@cusat.ac.in
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DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH AND FOREIGN LANGUAGES
M.A. (Translation) German

Semester I
Course
Code
DEFL 2101
DEFL 2102
DEFL 2103
DEFL 2104
DEFL 2105
Semester II
Course
Code
DEFL 2201
DEFL 2202
DEFL 2203
DEFL 2204
DEFL 2205
Semester III
Course
Code
DEFL 2301
DEFL 2302
DEFL 2303
DEFL 2304
DEFL 2305
Semester IV
Course
Code
DEFL 2401
DEFL 2402
DEFL 2403
DEFL 2404
DEFL 2405
Title of Paper
C/E
Credit
Modern German Course I

Communicative English Course I
Translation Course I
Linguistics Course I
Elective
C
C
C
C
E
4
4
4
4
3
Title of Paper
C/E
Credit
Modern German Course II

Communicative English Course II
Translation of Journalistic Texts &
Simple Texts
Linguistics - Course II
Elective
C
C
C
4
4
4
C
E
4
3
Title of Paper
C/E
Credit
Advanced German Course III

Communicative English Course III
Business Correspondence, Essay Writing
Translation (Adopted Scientific Texts)
Course III
Theory of Translation
Elective
C
E
4
3
Title of Paper
C/E
Credit
Advanced German Course IV

Technical Translation Course IV
Natural Language Processing &
Machine Translation
Theory of Translation II
Project
C
C
4
4
C
E
4
3
Prerequisite
Prerequisite
Prerequisite
Prerequisite
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Details of Faculty
Smt.BrindaBalaSreenivasan (BBS)
Asst.Professor in English and Head
Specialization
Communication
English Language,
Literature,
Translation
0484-2345344
brindasaju@cusat.ac.in
Electives
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Culture of Kerala
Basic Malayalam
Basic Sanskrit
Linguistics
Film Studies
6.
7.
8.
9.
Communicative English
Communicative German
Communicative Russian
Comparative Literature and Culture
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FACULTY OF LAW
SCHOOL OF LEGAL STUDIES
LL.M
Semester I
Course
Paper
Code
SLS 2101 Law in Society (Compulsory Course)
SLS 2102 Administrative Process- Nature & Scope
(Administrative Law)
SLS 2103 General Principles of Criminal Law (Criminal
Law)
SLS 2104 Admiralty and Maritime Jurisdiction (Maritime
Law)
SLS 2105 General Principles of Intellectual Property
(Intellectual Property Laws)
SLS 2106 Elective I*
SLS 2107 Elective II*
SLS 2108 Elective in III*
SLS 2109 Elective in IV*
SLS 2110 Seminar (Compulsory Course)
SLS 2111 Clinical Legal Education (Compulsory Course)
Semester II
Course
Paper
Code
SLS 2201 Judicial Process (Compulsory Course)
SLS 2202 Administrative Process and Judicial Control
(Administrative Law)
SLS 2203 Criminology and Penology I (Criminal Law)
SLS 2204 Ownership and Management of Ships (Maritime
Law)
SLS 2205 Nature and Content of Intellectual Property
(Intellectual Property Laws)
C/E
Credits
C
C
4
4
C
E
E
E
C
4
4
4
4
1
C/E
Credits
C
C
4
4
E
E
E
E
C
C
4
4
4
4
1
1
Prerequisites
Prerequisites
Semester III
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Course
Paper
Code
SLS 2301 Legal Education and Research Methodology
(Compulsory Course)
SLS 2302 Parliamentary Government (Constitution Law)
C/E
Credits
SLS 2303 Penology II (Criminal Law)
SLS 2304 International Environmental Protection Law (

Environmental Law)
SLS 2305 Science, Technology and Human Rights (Human
Rights and Duties Education)
C
E
E
E
C
C
4
4
4
4
1
1
C/E
Credits
Prerequisites
Semester IV
Course
Code
SLS 2401
Paper
Emergency and Defence Power (Constitution
SLS 2403
Law)
Comparative Criminal Procedure (England,
India, France and China) (Criminal Law)
Forest and the Law (Environmental Law)
SLS 2404
International Refugee and Humanitarian Law
SLS 2405
SLS 2406
SLS 2407
SLS 2408
SLS 2409
SLS 2410
SLS 2411
(Human Rights and Duties Education)

Elective I*
Elective II*
Elective in III*
Elective in IV*
Elective Course in Dissertation
Seminar (Compulsory Course)
Clinical Legal Education (Compulsory
Course)
E
E
E
E
E
C
C
4
4
4
4
14
1
1
SLS 2402
Prerequisites
* The Elective topics will be decided according to the availability of teachers at the beginning
of each semester.
Details of Faculty
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Sl. No.
1.
2.
3.
Name & Designation

Dr. N.S. Soman (NSS)
(Associate Professor &
Director)
Dr. N.S. Gopalakrishnan
(NSG)
(Professor)
Smt. P.S. Seema (PSS)
(Assistant Professor)
Specialisation
Criminal Law,
Constitutional Law &
Human Rights Law
Commercial Law,
Criminal Law & IPL
Communication
nssoman@yahoo.co.in
0484-2440084
pss.sls@yahoo.nic.in
Ph: 0484-2233411
9446633249
nsg@cusat.ac.in
Ph: 0484-2577542
4.
Smt. Vani Kesari A. (VK)

Criminal Law,
Constitutional Law &
Human Rights Law
Administrative Law &
Constitutional Law
5.
Sri. Harigovind P.C.

Human Rights Law &

Criminal Law
6.
Sri. Induraj V.R.

Commercial Law &

Consumer Law
7.
Dr. Preetha S.
Commercial Law &

Criminal Law
8.
Smt. Arathi Ashok

IPR & Labour Law
9.
Dr. Binu Mole K.

Maritime Law
9447046600
10.
Dr. Aneesh V. Pillai

Human Rights Law &

Labour Law
9630636294
11.
Smt. Jean Vinitha Peter

Criminal Law &

Constitutional Law
9947987614
12.
Sri. Sreejith S.
Management
vanikesaria@gmail.com
Ph: 0484-2543744
9446208509
LL.M ELECTIVE COURSES

Group A: Administrative Law:
Elective Course I
Local Government Administration
(4 credits)
Elective Course II
Fundamental rights
(4 credits)
Elective Course III
Law Against Corruption and Maladministration
Elective Course IV
Elective Course IV
Right to Information and Governmental Accountability (4 credits)

Law on Public Services
(4 credits)
(4 credits)
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Group B:
Constitutional Law
Elective course I
Protection of Life and Personal Liberty
(4 credits)
Elective Course II
Panchayati Raj System
(4 credits)
Elective Course III
Environmental Protection under India Constitution
Elective Course IV
Right to Property under Indian Constitution
(4 credits)
Elective course V
Constitutional History of India
(4 credits)
Group C :
(4 credits)
Commercial Law
Elective course I
Remedies under Contract Law
(4 credits)
Elective course II
Law of Corporate Finance
(4 credits)
Elective course III
Law of Agency
(4 credits)
Elective course IV
Sale and supply of goods
(4 credits)
Elective course V
General Principles of International Trade Law
(4 credits)
Elective Course VI
Law of Carriages
(4 credits)
Elective Course VII
Competition Law
(4 credits)
Elective Course VIII
Law on Capital Markets
(4 credits)
Elective Course IX
Law of Securities Intermediaries
(4 credits)
Elective Course X
Law on Corporate Reorganisations
(4 credits)
Elective Course XI
Law on Corporate Securities
(4 credits)
Elective Course XI
I Law on Mutual Funds and Collective Investment Schemes (4 credits)
Elective Course XI
II
Law on Corporate Formations
(4 credits)
Elective Course XI
Investor Protection Laws
(4 credits)
Elective Course XV
Disclosure Regulations under Company Law
(4 credits)
Elective Course XVI
Corporate Bankruptcy and Insolvency
(4 credits)
Elective Course XVII
Law on Shareholder Protection
(4 credits)
Group D :
Criminal Law:
Elective course I
Juvenile Justice
Elective course II
Socio-economic Offences and the Criminal
(4 credits)
Justice Process
(4 credits)
Elective course III
Criminal Investigation and Forensic Science
(4 credits)
Elective course IV
Criminal Justice Administration and

Protection of Human Rights
(4 credits)
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Elective course V
Elective course VI
Socio-economic and Scientific Development

And Criminal Justice Administration
(4 credits)
Seminar course on Criminal Justice Administration

in India : New Trends
(4 credits)
Legal Control of Cyber Communications
(4 credits)
Elective course I
International Labour Organization
(4 credits)
Elective course II
Social Security Law
(4 credits)
Elective course III
Personality and Legal Performance
(4 credits)
Elective course I
Ancillary Shipping Contracts
(4 credits)
Elective course II
Maritime Environmental Law
(4 credits)
Elective course III
Maritime Employment
(4 credits)
Elective course IV
International Law of the Sea
(4 credits)
Elective course V
Maritime Safety and Law of Collision
(4 credits)
Elective course VI
Law of Ports and Harbours
(4 credits)
Elective course VII

Group E:
Group F:
Labour Law
Maritime Law
Group G: Environmental Law

Elective course I
Legal Control of Industrial Pollution
(4 credits)
Elective course II
Environment and Development
(4 credits)
Elective course III
Coastal Zone Management
(4 credits)
Group H:
Consumer Law
Elective course I
Consumer and Public Utilities services
(4 credits)
Elective course II
Comparative Consumer Law
(4 credits)
Elective course III
Sale and supply of goods
(4 credits)
Elective course IV
Competition Law
(4 credits)
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Group I:
Human Rights and Duties Education
Elective course I
Natural Rights and Duties: Origin and
(4 credits)
Development
Elective course II
Human Rights and Weaker Sections
Elective course III
Experiments involving Human
(4 credits)
Human Rights Issues
(4 credits)
Elective course IV
International Crimes and Criminal Tribunals
(4 credits)
Elective course V
Affirmative Action by the State and Its Impact on

Human Rights
(4 credits)
Elective course VI
Genetic Engineering and Human Rights
(4 credits)
Elective course VII
Environment and Human Rights
(4 credits)
Elective course VIII
Law Enforcement Agencies and Human Rights
(4 credits)
Group J:Intellectual Property Laws
Elective course I
Protection of computer programme
(3 credits)
Elective course II
Protection of Biotechnological Inventions
(3 credits)
Elective course III
Intellectual Property Protection of Performers
(2 credits)
Elective course IV
Protection of Broadcast Organizations
(2 credits)
Elective course V
Protection of Traditional Knowledge
(3 credits)
Elective course VI
Drafting Patent Claims
(3 credits)
Elective course VII
Intellectual Property Protection in Internet
(3 credits)
Elective course VIII
Protection of Well-known Marks
(2 credits)
Elective course IX
Protection of Plant Varieties
(3 credits)
Elective course X
Protection of Geographical Indication
(2 credits)
Elective course XI
Transfer of Technology
(2 credits)
Elective course XII
Protection of Undisclosed Information
(2 credits)
Elective course XIII
Legal Protection of Databases
(2 credits)
Elective course XIV
Protection of Semi-conductors
(2 credits)
Elective course XV
Procedure for Trademark Registration
(2 credits)
Elective course XV
Biotechnology and IPR
(4 credits)
Elective course XV
II
Patent law and Trips Agreement
(4 credits)
Elective course XV
III
IPR and Computer Programme
(4 credits)
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Group K:
International Trade Law
Elective Paper I
Ancilliary Shipping Contracts
(4 credits)
Elective Paper II
International Carriage of Goods
(4 credits)
Group L:
Corporate Governance And Securities Law
Elective Paper I Mutual Funds and Collective Investment Scheme

Elective Paper II Investor Protection Laws
Elective Paper II Corporate Bankruptcy & Insolvency
Elective Paper IV Law on Share holder Protection
Elective Paper V Law on Corporate Formations
(4 credits)
(4 credits)
(4 credits)
(4 credits)
(4 credits)
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FACULTY OF MARINE SCIENCES

SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL FISHERIES
M.Sc (Industrial Fisheries)
Semester I
Course Code
SIF 2101
SIF 2102
SIF 2103
SIF 2104
SIF 2105
SIF 2106
SIF 2107
SIF 2108
SIF 2109
SIF 2110
SIF 2111
SIF 2112
SIF 2113
SIF 2114
SIF 2115
Paper
Taxonomy And Bionomics of Commercial
And Cultivable Fin And Shell Fishes
Fish And Environment
Fishing Craft And Gear Materials
Fishing Gear And Their Fabrication
Fish Process Biochemistry
Fundamentals of Fish Preservation
Managerial Economics
Ecological Economics
Management Accounting And Finance
Management for Fisheries
Computer Applications (Practical)
Statistics (Practical)
Taxonomy and Bionomics of Commercial
and Cultivable Fin and Shellfishes (Practical)
C/E
E
Credits
3
E
C
E
E
E
C
E
C
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
E
E
E
2
2
1
Fish and Environment (Practical)

Fish Process Biochemistry (Practical)
Fundamentals of Fish Preservation (Practical)
E
E
1
1
1
Semester II
Course
Code
SIF 2201
Paper
C/E
Credits Pre requisites
Capture Fisheries and Fish

Population Dynamics
C
SIF 2101
SIF 2202
Oceanic and Deep Sea Fisheries
SIF2101/ Seminar
SIF 2203
Fishing Craft Technology
SIF 2103 / SIF 2104
SIF 2204
Freezing and Canning Technology of Fish
SIF 2105 / SIF2106
SIF 2205
Instrumental Techniques in Fish Product

Analysis
C
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SIF 2206
Economics of Fisheries Production
SIF 2107/
SIF 2108
SIF 2207
Aquaculture Economics
SIF 2107/ SIF 2108
Organization Management
Capture Fisheries And Fish

Population Dynamics (Practical)
SIF 2210
Fishing Craft Technology (Practical)
SIF 2211
Freezing & Canning Technology

Fish (Practical)
Economics of Fisheries Production

(Field study)
SIF 2208
SIF 2209
SIF 2212
Semester III
Course Code
SIF 2301
SIF 2302
Paper
Breeding And Seed Production
Technology of Fin & Shell Fish
Fish Genetics And Hybridization
C/E
SIF 2303
Fishing Gear Technology
SIF 2304
Inland Fishing Gear, Their Design

And Operation
SIF 2305
Fishery Products Technology
SIF 2306
Value Added Fishery Products
SIF 2307
Economics of Fish Marketing
SIF 2308
Fisheries and Rural Development
SIF 2309
Operation Management For

Fisheries Industry
C
E

SIF 2201
3
SIF 2201
3
SIF 2203
3
SIF 2203/
3
consent of the
teacher
SIF 2204
3
Consent of
3
Teacher
Consent of
3
Teacher
Consent of
3
Teacher
3
SIF 2109/SIF
2208/
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61
SIF 2310
Decision Tools and Management

Techniques
Breeding and Seed Production
Technology of Fin and Shell
Fish(Practical)
Fishing Gear Technology
(Practical)
Fishery Products Technology
(Practical)
SIF 2311
SIF 2312
SIF 2313
E
3
C
C
1
1
Semester IV
Course
Code
SIF 2401
SIF 2402
Paper
C/E
Credits
Pre requisites
SIF 2301
Management of Fish and Shrimp

Grow Out Systems
Ecology of Culture Systems and

Environmental Impacts of Aquaculture
SIF 2305
Consent of the
teacher
SIF 2206/SIF 2307/
Consent of the
teacher
Consent of the
teacher
SIF 2309/
Consent of the
teacher
Consent of the
teacher
Consent of the
teacher
Fishing Operation, Seamanship and

Navigation
SIF 2404 Quality Assurance and Food Safety in
Seafood Industry
SIF 2405 Seafood Quality Systems Emerging
Trends
Economics
of Fisheries Management
SIF 2406
SIF 2403
SIF 2407
Fisheries and Tourism Development
SIF 2408
Marketing Management for Fishery Products
SIF 2409
Total Quality Management
C
C
1
1
C
C
C
1
3
1
SIF 2410 Management of Fish And Shrimp Grow Out

Systems (Practical)
SIF 2411 Ecology of Culture Systems and Environmental
Impacts of Aquaculture (Practical)
SIF 2412 Quality Assurance and Food Safety in Seafood
Industry (Practical)
SIF 2413 Marketing Management for
Fishery Products
(Field Study) Dissertation & Viva-voce
SIF 2414 Implant Training
SIF 2415 Dissertation
SIF 2416
Viva-voce
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MASTER OF FISHERIES SCIENCE (M.F.Sc.) IN SEAFOOD SAFETY AND TRADE

FIRST SEMESTER
Course Code
Name of paper
C/E
Credits
SIS 2101
Food Microbiology & Food Chemistry
SIS 2102
SIS 2103
Principles of Fisheries Business

Management
Quantitative Techniques for Business
Management
Marketing Research for Sea-food

Business
Food Microbiology& Food ChemistryPractical
Market Research- Data Analysis using
Statistical Software (SPSS)-Practical
Institutional /Industry/Field visit/Case
Studies/Seminar/Library
SIS 2104
SIS 2105
SIS 2106
SIS 2107
SIS 2108
Pre requisites
SECOND SEMESTER
Course Code
Name of paper
SIS 2201
Seafood Processing
Technology
Environmental and Natural
Resource Economics
Supply Chain Management &
International Logistics for Fish
& Fishery Products Trade
Aquaculture systems and
practices
International trade and
Development 3 (Elective)
Seafood Processing
Technology Practical
Aquaculture systems and
practices-Practical
Institutional/ Industry/ Field
visit/ Case Studies/Seminar
Fisheries Economics/
SIS 2202
SIS 2203
SIS 2204
SIS 2205
SIS 2206
SIS 2207
SIS 2208
C/E
Credits
Pre requisites
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THIRD SEMESTER
Course
Code
SIS 2301
Name of paper
C/E
Sustainable aquaculture system for

safer food products
SIS 2302
SIS 2303
Value Added Products Technology

International Business Environment
& Finance Management
Food Safety for Trade
International Marketing & Export
Procedures
Value Added Products Technology
- Practical
Food Safety For Trade
Institutional/ Industry/ Field visit/
Case Studies/Seminar Fisheries
Economics
E
E
3
3
C
C
3
3
C
E
1
1
C/E
Credits
SIS 2304
SIS 2305
SIS 2306
SIS 2307
SIS 2308
Credits
Pre requisites
1
FOURTH SEMESTER TOTAL CREDIT 18 core
Course
Code
SIS 2401
(Stream I)
SIS 2402
(Stream II)
SIS 2403
SIS 2404
SIS 2405
SIS 2406
SIS 2407
Name of paper
Seafood Safety
and Management Seafood Trade

& Quality
Thesis Seminars
Research & Thesis work
Thesis evaluation and Viva-voce
Inplant Training and Evaluation
Course Viva-voce
Pre requisites
C
C
C
C
Details of Faculty
Sl.No.
1
Name
Dr. K.T. Thomson
Professor and Director
Specialization
Fisheries Economics
Designation
0484-2863713
9388482279
thomsonkt@rediffmail.com
Dr. Saleena Mathew

Professor
Dr.A. Ramachandran
Professor
Biochemistry and Fish

Processing
Technology
Fisheries Management
smathew@cusat.ac.in
0484-2863712
9961838008
0484-2863706
9447062400
rahul_rama@hotmail.com
Dr.M.Harikrishnan
Associate Professor
Fishery Biology
Aquaculture Fisheries
mahadevhari@cusat.ac.in
mahadevhari@hotmail.com
0484-2963714
9447327804
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Dr.John Mohan
Assistant Professor
Dr.Mini Sekharan
Assistant Professor
Fish Processing
Technology
johnmohan@cusat.ac.in
0484-2863709
9447433643
Fisheries Management 0484-2354711
9895070310
minisekharan@yahoo.com
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DEPARTMENT OF ATMOSPHERIC SCIENCES

M.Sc. Meteorology
Semester I
Course
Paper
Code
ATM 2101
ATM 2102
ATM 2103
ATM 2104
Credits
Pre-requisites
Geophysical Fluid
Dynamics
Atmospheric Physics
Introduction to the
Ocean
Advanced
Mathematics
ATM 2105
Numerical Methods
ATM 2108
Meteorological
Instruments
Observational
ATM 2106
C/E
Techniques (Practical)
Computer
ATM 2107
Programming I
COT
(Practical)
Semester II
Course
Code
ATM 2201
C/E
Credits
Synoptic Meteorology
ATM 2102
ATM 2202
World Climatology
COT
ATM 2203
Dynamic Meteorology I
ATM 2101
ATM 2204
Cloud Physics &

Atmospheric Electricity
Remote Sensing
ATM 2102
COT
ATM 2101
ATM 2107
ATM 2205
ATM 2206
ATM 2207
Course Title
Meteorological
Computations I
(Practical)
Computer Programming
II (Practical)
Pre-requisites
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Semester III
Course
Course Title
Code
C/E
Credits
Pre-requisites
ATM 2301
Tropical Meteorology
ATM 2201
ATM 2302
Dynamic Meteorology II
ATM 2203
ATM 2303
Satellite Meteorology
ATM 2205
ATM 2304
Air - Sea Interaction
ATM 2305
Middle Atmosphere
-do-
ATM 2306
Meteorological Analysis (Practical)
ATM 2201
ATM 2307
Meteorological Computations II
(Practical)
ATM 2203
ATM 2102,
ATM 2103
Semester IV
Course
Course Title
Code
ATM 2401
Numerical Weather
Prediction
C/E
Credits
Pre-requisites
ATM 2302
ATM 2402
Agricultural Meteorology
COT
ATM 2403
Hydrometeorology
COT
ATM 2404
Atmospheric Chemistry
COT
ATM 2103, ATM 2203
COT
ATM 2405
ATM 2406
ATM 2407
Atmospheric Boundary
Layer
Air Pollution Meteorology
Dissertation Evaluation
and Viva- Voce
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M.Tech (Atmospheric Sciences)

Semester I
Course
C/E
Credits
E
E
4
4
Course Title
C/E
Credits
Pre-requisites
ATM 3201
Atmospheric Modelling
ATM 3104
ATM 3202
Climate Dynamics
-do-
ATM 3203
Mesoscale Meteorology
Atmospheric Dynamics
II
Air Pollution
Meteorology
Agricultural
Meteorology
Hydrometeorology
Lab Course II
(Practical)
Boundary Layer
Meteorology
-do-
-do-
Code
Course Title
ATM 3110
Large Scale
Atmospheric
Circulations
Atmospheric Physics
Tropical Meteorology
Atmospheric
Dynamics I
Remote Sensing
Applications
Applied Statistics
Advanced
Mathematics
Lab Course I
(Practical)
Meteorological
Analysis (Practical)
Satellite Meteorology
ATM 3111
Middle Atmosphere
ATM 3101
ATM 3102
ATM 3103
ATM 3104
ATM 3105
ATM 3106
ATM 3107
ATM 3108
ATM 3109
Pre-requisites
ATM 2205
COT
ATM 2205
Semester II
Course
Code
ATM 3204
ATM 3206
ATM 3207
ATM 3208
ATM 3209
ATM 3210
COT
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Semester III
Course
Code
Course Title
C/E
Credits
ATM 3301
Project Progress and Midterm

Evaluation
16
Pre-requisites
Semester IV
Course
Code
ATM 3401
Course Title
Project Dissertation
Evaluation and Viva-Voce
C/E
Credits
20
Pre-requisites
Details of Faculty
Sl.No.
1.
2.
Name & Designation

Dr. C.A.Babu (CAB)
Professor & Head
Dr. K. Mohan Kumar (KMK)
Professor & Dean, Faculty of
Environmental Studies
Specialization
Boundary Layer
Meteorology
StratosphereTroposphere
Interactions,
Middle
Atmospheres
3.
4.
Dr..K.R.Santosh (KRS)
Assoc. Professor
Baby Chakrapani (BC)
Assoc. Professor
5.
Dr.V.Madhu (VM)
Asst. Professor
6.
Ignatius Kunjumon (IK)

Asst. Professor
Remote Sensing
Numerical Modelling of
Atmospheric and
Ocean Processes
Middle Atmospheric
Dynamics,
Tropical
Meteorology
Computer Applications
Communication
babuca@cusat.ac.in
0480-2881651
0484-2863813/2863802
kmk@cusat.ac.in
0480-2340995/2863817
santosh@cusat.ac.in
0484-2336786/2863815
bcpani@cusat.ac.in
0487-2428620/
0484-2863803
madhuv@cusat.ac.in
9495424310/
0484-2863814
ik@cusat.ac.in
9495428946/0484-2863816
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DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL OCEANOGRAPHY
M.Sc. Oceanography
Scheme & Syllabus applicable from 2014 Admission
List of core papers
Semester I
Course Code
OCE2101
Paper
Credit
Introductory Physical
Oceanography
OCE2102
Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
OCE2103
Ocean Instrumentation
OCE2104
Ocean Observations and

Computations (Practical)
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
C = 13
Semester II
Course Code
Paper
Credit
OCE2201
Ocean Dynamics
OCE2202
Waves and Tides
OCE2203
Coastal and Estuarine

Oceanography
Dynamical Computations - I
(Practical)
OCE2205
Coastal Oceanography (Practical)
OCE 2206
Oceanographic Application Tools

(Practical)
OCE2204
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
C = 15
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Semester III
Course Code
Paper
Credit
OCE2301
Ocean Remote Sensing
OCE2302
Ocean Modeling
OCE2303
Air Sea Interaction
OCE2304
Large Scale Ocean Processes

(Practical)
Ocean Modeling (Practical)
OCE 2305
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
C = 15
Semester IV *
Course Code
OCE 2401
Paper
Credit
Project Dissertation**
16
C = 16
List of Electives
Code
Course title
Credits
Prerequisites
OCE E201
General Oceanography
GS
OCE E202
Marine Hazards and Management
GS
OCE E203
Marine Pollution
GS
OCE E204
Ocean Optics
2101
OCE E205
Marine Acoustics
2101
OCE E206
Coastal Zone Management I
GS
OCE E207
Coastal Zone Management - II
GS
OCE E208
Beach Dynamics
2101
OCE E209
GIS in Oceanography
GS
OCE E210
Computer programming in Oceanography

(Practical)
OCE E211
Computer Programming in C (Practical)
GS
OCE E212
Estuarine Sediment Dynamics
2203
OCE E213
Ocean Circulation
2201
OCE E214
Remote Sensing Application (Practical)
2101
OCE E215
Dynamical Computations II (Practical)
2204
OCE E216
Marine Remote Sensing Applications
GS
OCE E217
Regional oceanography
2101/E201
OCE E218
Ocean Engineering
2101, 2203
OCE E219
Oceans and Climate Change
2101
GS
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GS Graduate in Science
* A student shall register for a minimum of 56 credits in the first three semesters before he/she
registers for the fourth semester.
** The student will devote the fourth semester on dissertation work related to a relevant area of
specialization either in the department or in an industrial/ research/ academic institution outside the
University. They will be sent to different outside organizations based upon their performance in their
previous semesters on the consent of the departmental council. All the students have to submit a
project dissertation at the end of the semester.
The award of maximum 100 marks for the project dissertation to student is based on:
A) Continuous assessment by his/her guide based on his/her performance and progress during
the course of dissertation work will carry a maximum of 30 marks.
B) On submission of the project dissertation, an assessment by the Department Examination
Committee constituted by the Department Council, based on a presentation made in the
parent department will carry a maximum of 30 marks.
C) The Project dissertation submitted by the student at the end of the semester will be evaluated
externally for a maximum of 40 marks.
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DEPARTMENT OF MARINE BIOLOGY, MICRO BIOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRY

M.Sc. (Marine Biology)
Semester I
Course Code
Paper
C/E
MBO 2101
Marine Biology
MBO 2102
MBO 2103
MBO 2104
MBO 2105
Cytology & Fish Genetics

Biochemistry
Plankton logy
Marine Biology (Lab)
C
C
E
C
3
3
2
2
MBO 2106
Biochemistry & Instrumentation

(Lab)
Coral Reef Ecology
Ornamental Fish Culture
E
E
2
2
Paper
Marine Microbiology
Fish and Fisheries
Marine Pollution
General Animal Physiology
Marine Microbiology (Lab)
Fish & Fisheries (Lab)
Aquarium Plants & culture of
fish food Organisms
Marine Conservation Biology
Ornamental Fish Culture and
Live feed organisms (Lab)
C/E
C
C
C
C
C
C
E
Course Code
MBO-2301
Paper
Fish Pathology
C/E
C
MBO-2302
MBO-2303
MBO-2304
MBO-2305
Aquaculture
Marine Ecology
Marine Ecology &
Aquaculture(Lab)
Fish Physiology and Pathology
(Lab)
Seafood Microbiology and
Quality Control
Marine Botany
MBO 2107
MBO 2108
Semester II
Course Code
MBO 2201
MBO 2202
MBO 2203
MBO 2204
MBO 2205
MBO 2206
MB0 2207
MBO 2208
MBO 2209
E
E
Credits
Pre requisites
Credits
3
3
3
3
2
2
2
Pre requisites
MBO 2101
MBO 2101
MBO 2101
MBO 2102
2
2
MBO 2101
MBO 2101
MBO 2101
Semester III
MBO-2306
MBO-2307
MBO-2308
Credits
3
Pre requisites
MBO
2202/MBO2204
MBO 2202
MBO 2201/MBO2101
MBO 2102
C
C
C
C
3
3
3
2
MBO 2201
MBO 2101
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Semester IV
Course Code
MBO-2401
Paper
Project work and Dissertation
C/E
C
Credits
18
Pre requisites
Paper
Biochemistry & Physiology
Microbiology & Molecular
Biology
Literature Review and Seminar
C/E
C
E
Credits
Pre requisites
5
5
Research Methodology &

Quantitative Techniques
Paper
Project work and Dissertation
C/E
C
Credits
5
Pre requisites
M.PHIL (LIFE SCIENCES)
Semester I
Course Code
MB-4101
MB-4102
SIF-4104
MB-4109
Semester II
Course Code
MB-4201
Details of Faculty
Sl.No
1
Name & Designation

Dr. Aneykutty Joseph
Professor
Specialisation
Fisheries Science
with
Specialization in
Aquaculture
Microbiology
Dr. A.V. Saramma

Professor
3.
Dr.A.A Mohamed Hatha

Professor
Fish Pathology, Fish

Nutrition & Fish
Genetics
Dr.Rosamma Philip
Associate Professor & Head
Marine
Microbiology
Dr. S. Bijoy Nandan

Associae Professor
Marine Ecology &

Pollution
Communication
Phone:0484-2393564
9744265966
aneykuttyj@yahoo.co.in
Phone: 0484-2408789
9446206435
saramma@cusat.ac.in
Phone: 0484-2505099
9446866050
mohamedhatha@cusat.ac.in
mohamedhatha@gmail.com
Phone: 0484-2303632
9447620009
rose@cusat.ac.in
Phone: 9446022880
bijoynandan@yahoo.co.in
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DEPARTMENT OF MARINE GEOLOGY AND MARINE GEOPHYSICS

M.SC. MARINE GEOLOGY
Semester I
Course Code
Paper
Core/Elective
C
Credits
MGO 2101
Mineralogy
MGO 2102
Physical Geology and

Geomorphology
MGO 2103
Structural Geology
Invertebrate Paleontology and

Stratigraphy
Mineralogy
(Practical)
MGO 2106
Structural Geology (Practical)
MGP 2104
Remote sensing and GIS
MGP 2107
Computations in Earth Sciences

(Practical)
MGP 2108
General Geology
Core/Elective
Credits
MGO2104
MGO 2105
3
3
3
3
1
Semester II
Course Code
Paper
MGO 2201
Igneous and Metamorphic

Petroloy
MGO 2202
Geochemistry
MGO 2203
Economic Geology
MGO 2204
Groundwater Geology
MGO 2205
MGO 2206
Petrology and Economic

Geology (Practical)
Geochemistry
(Practical)
MGO 2207
Engineering Geology
MGO 2208
Geological Mapping (Practical)
MGP 2202
Seismology
MGP 2203
Digital Signal Processing
MGP 2204
Electrical and Electromagnetic

Prospecting
3
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Semester III
Course Code
Paper
Core/Elective
Credits
MGO 2301
Marine Geology
MGO 2302
Marine Mineral Resources
MGO 2303
Marine Micropaleontology and

Paleoceanography
MGO 2304
Sedimentary Geology
MGO 2305
Geophysics and offshore

exploration
MGO 2306
Marine Geology (Practical)
MGO 2307
Invertebrate and
Micropaleontology (Practical)
MGO 2308
Sedimentary Geology (Practical)
MGO 2309
Clay and Clay Minerals
MGO 2310
Environmental Geology and

Disaster Management
MGP 2301
Seismic Prospecting
MGP 2302
Well Logging
MGP 2303
Geophysical Field Work

(Practical)
Semester IV
Course Code
Paper
Core/Elective
Credits
MGO2401
Coastal Processes and Evolution
MGO 2402
Marine Environments and

Sediments
MGO 2403
Indian Stratigraphy
MGO 2404
Coastal Geology
(Practical)
MGO 2405
Project Work
MGP 2401
Geodynamics
MGP 2403
Petroleum Geology
C
C
C
3
2
1
7
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M.Sc Marine Geophysics

Semester I
Course Code
Paper
Core/Elective
Credits
MGP 2101
Electronics for Instrumentation
MGP 2102
Physics of the Earth

Gravity and Magnetic
Prospecting
Remoting Sensing & GIS
Electronics
(Practical)
Gravity and Magnetic
Prospecting Computations
(Practical)
Computations in Earth Sciences
(Practical)
MGP 2108
General Geology
MGO 2102
Physical Geology and

Geomorphology
Core/Elective
Credits
MGP 2103
MGP 2104
MGP 2105
MGP 2106
MGP 2107
C
C
4
3
2
C
1
C
Semester II
Course Code
Paper
MGP 2201
Structural Geology &

Stratigraphy
MGP 2202
Seismology
MGP 2203
MGP 2204
Electrical and Electromagnetic

Prospecting
MGP 2205
Seismology (Practical)
MGP 2206

(Practical)
MGP 2207
Geology (Practical)
MGO 2201
Igneous and Metamorphic

Petrology
MGO 2202
Geochemistry
MGO 2207
Engineering Geology
3
1
1
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Semester III
Course Code
Core/Elective
Credits
C
C
C
C
3
3
3
MGP 2303
Seismic Prospecting
Marine Geology
Well Logging
Geophysical Field Work
(Practical)
MGP 2304
Seismic Prospecting (Practical)
Marine Geology
(Practical)
Offshore Exploration
C
E
Marine Mineral Resources

Environmental Geology and
Disaster Management
Core/Elective
C
Credits
MGP 2301
MGO 2301
MGP 2302
MGO 2306
MGP 2305
MGO 2302
MGO 2310
Paper
Semester IV
Course Code
Paper
MGP 2401
Geodynamics
MGP 2402
Ground Water Geophysics
MGP 2403
Petroleum Geology
MGP 2404
Project Work
MGP 2405
Microprocessor & PC Based

Instrumentation
MGO 2403
Indian Stratigraphy
Details of Faculty
Sl.No
1
Name & Designation
Specialisation
Communication
Dr. M. Ravisankar (MR)

Associate Professor
Laser Attenuation &

Optoelectronic
Instrumentation
Geochemistry,
Mineralogy,
Petrology
Estuarine and
Marine
Mineralogy &
Geochemistry
Minerology,
Petrology
Geochemistry
0484-2577493
ravisankarmurugan@yahoo.com
Dr. C.G. Nambiar (CGN)

Professor
Dr. K. Sajan (KS)

Professor
Dr. K R Baiju
Assistant Professor
0484-2779478
nambiar@cusat.ac.in
0484-2575335
kuriansajan@cusat.ac.in
krbaiju@cusat.ac.in
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DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL OCEANOGRAPHY

M.Sc. Oceanography
Scheme & Syllabus applicable from 2014 Admission
Semester I
Course
Code
OCE2101
OCE2102
Paper
Credits
Introductory Physical
Oceanography
Geophysical Fluid Dynamics
Pre requisites
GLMP
OCE2103
OCE2104
Ocean Observations and

Computations (Practical)
GLMP
GS
GS
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
C=13
Semester II
Course Code
OCE2201
Paper
Ocean Dynamics
OCE2202
Waves and Tides
OCE2203
Coastal and Estuarine

Oceanography
Dynamical Computations I
(Practical)
Coastal Oceanography
(Practical)
Oceanographic Application
Tools(Practical)
OCE2204
OCE2205
OCE2206
Credits
Pre requisites
2101,2102
4
3
2101
2101
2101
2203
2201,2204, E 210
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
C=15
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Semester III
Course Code
Credit
Paper
Pre-Requisites
OCE2301
Ocean Remote Sensing
2101
OCE2302
Ocean Modeling
2201
OCE2303
Air Sea Interaction
2101,2102
OCE2304
Large Scale Ocean

Processes(Practical)
2206
OCE2305
Ocean Modelling (Practical)
2302
ELECTIVE
ELECTIVE
C=15
Semester IV *
Course Code
OCE2401
Paper
Project Dissertation**
Credit
Pre-Requisites
16
OS
C=16
List of Electives
Course Code
Paper
Credit
Pre-Requisites
OCE E201
General Oceanography
GS
OCE E202
Marine Hazards and

Management
GS
OCE E203
Marine Pollution
GS
OCE E204
Ocean Optics
2101
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OCE E205
Marine Acoustics
2101
OCE E206
Coastal Zone Management I
GS
Coastal Zone Management II
GS
Beach Dynamics
2101
GIS in Oceanography
GS
Computer Programming in
GS
Computer Programming in C
(Practical)
GS
Estuarine Sediment
Dynamics
2203
Ocean Circulation
2201
Remote Sensing
Applications (Practical)
2101
Dynamical Computations II (Practical)
2204
Marine Remote Sensing

Applications
GS
Regional Oceanography
2101/E201
Ocean Engineering
2101/2203
Oceans and Climate Change
2101
OCE E207
OCE E208
OCE E209
OCE E210
Oceanography (Practical)
OCE E211
OCE E212
OCE E2013
OCE E214
OCE E215
OCE E216
OCE E217
OCE E218
OCE E219
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GS - Graduate in Science, GLMP-Graduate Level Mathematics and Physics, OS- Student of M Sc.
Oceanography
*A student shall register for a minimum of 56 credits in the first three semesters before he/she
registers for the fourth semester.
** The student will devote the fourth semester on dissertation work related to a relevant area of
specialization either in the department or in an industrial/research/academic institution outside the
University. They will be sent to different outside organizations based upon their performance in their
previous semesters on the consent of the departmental council. All the students have to submit a project
dissertation at the end of the semester.
The award of maximum 100 marks for the project dissertation to student is based on:
A) Continuous assessment by his/her guide based on his/her performance and progress during the
course of dissertation work will carry a maximum of 30 marks.
B) On submission of the project dissertation, an assessment by the Department Examination
Committee constituted by the Department Council, based on a presentation made in the parent
department will carry a maximum of 30 marks.
C) The Project dissertation submitted by the student at the end of the semester will be evaluated
externally for a maximum of 40 marks.
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M. Tech. Course in Ocean Technology

[Scheme & Syllabus applicable from Academic Year 2013]
Department of Physical Oceanography
SEMESTER I (CORE)
Course Code
OCE 3101
OCE 3102
OCE 3103
Paper
Introductory Oceanography
Coastal Engineering
Ocean Lab I
Credit
4
4
2
SEMESTER II (CORE)
Course Code
OCE 3201
OCE 3202
OCE 3203
Paper
Advanced Marine Technology
Environmental Ocean Technology
Ocean Lab II
Credit
4
4
2
LIST of ELECTIVE COURSES

Course
Code
OCE E301
OCE E302
OCE E303
OCE E304
OCE E305
OCE E306
OCE E307
OCE E308
OCE E309
Paper
Ocean Dynamics
Boundary Layer Dynamics
Marine Environmental Pollution
Ocean Resources
Integrated Coastal Zone Management
Ocean Acoustics
Satellite Oceanography
Ocean Material Technology
OCE E310
OCE E311
OCE E312
OCE E313
OCE E314
Observational Techniques & Instrumentation

Global Climate Change and Oceans
Numerical Modeling
Ocean Dredging Technology
Deep Sea Submersibles and
Exploration Technology
OCE E315 Satellite Image Processing & GIS (Practical)
MO
MMGP
MM
MP
Credit
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
2
2
2
2
M Sc Oceanography
M Sc Marine Geophysics
M Sc Meteorology
M Sc Physics
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OTS
BT
ES
MG
ME
BTNASB
BTME
MTAS
MTCASAD
MTMB
MTCEGE
MTHSEM
M Tech Ocean Technology Students

B Tech Civil or Environmental Sciences
M Sc Environmental Sciences
M Sc Marine Geology
M Sc Electronics
B Tech Naval Architecture and Ship Technology
B Tech Mechanical Engineering
M Tech Atmospheric Sciences Students
M Tech Computer Aided Structural Analysis and Design
Students
M Tech Marine Biotechnology Students
M Tech Civil Engineering- Geotechnical Engineering
Students
M Tech Health, Safety and Environment Management
Students
SEMESTER III
OCE 3301 Project Dissertation
And Mid Term Evaluation
core
18
Prerequistes OTS
core
18
Prerequistes OTS
SEMESTER IV
OCE 3401 Project Dissertation
Evaluation and Viva Voce
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FACULTY OF SCIENCE
DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED CHEMISTRY
M.Sc. (CHEMISTRY)
Semester I
Course
Code
CHE 2101
CHE 2102
CHE 2103
CHE 2104
CHE 2105
CHE 2106
CHE 2107
CHE 2108
CHE 2109
CHE 2110
CHE 2111
Course
Inorganic Chemistry-I
Organic Chemistry-I
(Structure &Reactivity)
Physical Chemistry-I
Group Theory &
Spectroscopy
Inorganic Chemistry Lab
Physical ChemistryEquilibrium Thermodynamics
Stereochemistry I
Nuclear Chemistry
Environmental Chemistry
Chemistry of Polymers
Spectroscopy
(Interdepartmental Elective)
Core
/Elective
Core
Core
Credits
3
3
Core
Core
3
3
Core
Elective
2
2
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
2
2
2
2
2
Core
/Elective
Core
Core
Core
Credits
2
3
2
Core
Core
Core
Core
Elective
3
2
2
2
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
2
2
2
2
2
Pre requisites
Semester II
Course
Code
CHE 2201
CHE 2202
CHE 2203
CHE 2204
CHE 2205
CHE 2206
CHE 2207
CHE 2208
CHE 2209
CHE 2210
CHE 2211
CHE 2212
CHE 2213
Course
Analytical Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry-II
Organic Chemistry-II
(Reactions & Mechanisms)
Organic Chemistry-III
(Reagents & Synthesis)
Physical chemistry-II
Organic Spectroscopy
Organic Chemistry Lab
Introduction to Materials
Chemistry
Stereochemistry II
Crystallography
Bioanalytical Chemistry
Medicinal Chemistry
Chemical Instrumentation
Pre requisites
84
85
Semester III
Course
Code
CHE 2301
CHE 2302
CHE 2303
CHE 2304
CHE 2305
CHE 2306
CHE 2307
CHE 2308
CHE 2309
CHE 2310
CHE 2311
CHE 2312
Course
Instrumental methods of
analysis
Inorganic Chemistry-III
Organic Chemistry-IV
Physical Chemistry-III
Physical chemistry lab
Solid state chemistry
Industrial Catalysis
Microbial technology
Advanced photochemistry
Introduction to
Computational Chemistry
Polymer Technology
Chemistry of Carbohydrates
Core
/Elective
Core
Credits
2
Core
Core
Core
Core
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
Elective
3
4
3
2
2
2
2
2
2
Elective
Elective
2
2
Pre requisites
Semester IV
Course
Code
CHE 2401
Course
Dissertation
Core
/Elective
Core
CHE 2402
Viva Voce
Core
Credits
16
The project work,

extending to the whole
Semester, is carried out at
National R&D
laboratories.
M. Tech. (Industrial Catalysis)

Semester I
Course
Code.
CHE 3101
CHE 3102
CHE 3103
CHE 3104
CHE 3105
CHE 3106
CHE 3107
CHE 3108
CHE 3109
Course
Surface Chemistry and
Catalysis
Catalyst technology - I
Physical Methods in Catalysis - I
Chemical reaction
engineering
Enzyme catalysis
Electro catalysis
Introduction to IPR: Patent
Law and Practice
Lab course
Viva - voce
Core
/Elective
Core
Credits
4
Core
Core
Elective
4
4
3
Elective
Elective
3
3
Elective
Core
Core
Pre requisites
Semester II
85
86
Course
Code
CHE 3201
CHE 3202
CHE 3203
CHE 3204
CHE 3205
CHE 3206
CHE 3207
CHE 3208
CHE 3209
Course
Core
/Elective
Surface Characterization Techniques
Core
Catalysis by metal complexes
Core
Catalyst technology - II
Core
Industrial catalytic processes Elective
Phase transfer catalysis
Elective
Polymer supported catalysis
Elective
Photocatalysis
Elective
Lab course
Core
Viva - voce
Core
Credits
Pre requisites
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
2
Semester III
Course
Code
CHE 3301
Course
Core/Elective
Project dissertation work: Project

progress evaluation
Core
Course
Core/Elective
Project dissertation evaluation and vivavoce
Core
Credits
16
The project work,
extending to the whole
Semester and next
semester, is carried out
at National R&D
laboratories.
Semester IV
Course
Code
CHE 3401
Credits
16
.
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Details of Faculty
Sl.No.
1.
Name & Designation

Dr.K.K.Mohammed Yusuff
(KKMY)
Emeritus Professor
Dr.S.Sugunan (SS)
Emeritus Professor
Specialisation
Catalysis
Dr.M.R.Prathapachandra
Kurup (MRP)
Professor
Dr.K.Girish Kumar (GK)
Professor
Inorganic Chemistry
5.
Dr.K.Sreekumar (KSK)
Professor
Polymer
Chemistry/Catalysis
6.
Dr.S.Prathapan (SP)
Associate Professor
Organic Chemistry
7.
Dr.N. Manoj (MN)

Associate Professor& Head
Organic Chemistry
8.
Dr.P.M.Sabura Begum
Associate Professor
Organic Chemistry
9.
Dr.P.V.Mohanan (PVM)
Assistant Professor
Analytical
Chemistry
10.
Dr.P.A.Unnikrishnan (PAU)
Assistant Professor
Organic Chemistry
2.
3.
4.
Physical Chemistry
Analytical Chemistry
Communication
0484-2577751;
2862422
yusuff@cusat.ac.in
0484-2575682;
2862428
ssg@cusat.ac.in
0484-2576904;
2862423
mrp@cusat.ac.in
0484-2577813;
2862427
giri@cusat.ac.in
0484-2421530;
2862430
ksk@cusat.ac.in
0484-2577384;
2862425
prathapan@cusat.ac.in
Manoj.n@cusat.ac.in
0484-2301268;
2862420
0484-2577539;
2862426
pmsabura@cusat.ac.in
0484-2508947;
2862429
mohan@cusat.ac.in
0484-2555151;
2862424
paunni@cusat.ac.in
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DEPARTMENT OF BIOTECHNOLOGY
M.Sc. Degree course in Biotechnology (Modified 2014)
Applicable w.e.f 2015 Admissions
Semester I
Course Subject
Paper
Course
Code
BTG 2101
Biochemistry
BTG 2102
BTG 2103
BTG 2104
Microbiology
Cell biology
Molecular Genetics
C
C
C
3
3
3
BTG 2105
Molecular
Biophysics
Laboratory
Techniques - I
Molecular virology
Environmental
Biotechnology
BTG 2106
BTG 2107
BTG2108
Core/
Elective
C
Total
Credits
Prerequisites
18C 6E
Semester II
Course
Code
BTG 2201
BTG 2202
BTG 2203
BTG 2204
BTG 2205
BTG 2206
BTG 2207
Course subject
Paper
Enzymology
Molecular
Biology
Bioprocess
Technology
Biostatistics
Laboratory
Techniques-II
Plant biotechnology
Marine
Biotechnology
BTG 2208 Molecular
Neurobiology
Total for Semester II
Core/
Elective
C
C
Credits
Prerequisites
3
3
C
C
2
3
E
E
3
3
3
36
14C
9E
88
89
Semester III
Course subject
Course
code
BTG 2301
Paper
Recombinant DNA
Technology
BTG 2302 Immunology &
Immunotechnology
BTG 2303 Bioethics, Biosafety
and IPR
BTG 2304 Laboratory
Techniques -III
BTG 2305 Bioinformatics
BTG 2306 Industrial
Biotechnology
BTG 2307 Biopharmaceuticals
BTG 2308 Animal Biotechnolohy
BTG 2309 Nanobiotechnology
BTG 2310 Medical
Biotechnology
Total for Semester III
Core/
Elective
C
Credits
Prerequisites
E
E
3
3
E
E
E
E
3
3
3
3
42
12-C
18-E
Semester IV
Course subject
Course
code
BTG 2401
Paper
Dissertation
Seminar
Comprehensive
Viva Voce
Total for Semester
Core/
Elective
IV
Credits
Prerequisites
16
40
GRAND TOTAL FOR M. Sc DEGREE

COURSE IN BIOTECHNOLOGY
16C
60 C
33 E
Details of Faculty
Sl.
Name & Designation
No.
1. Dr. Padma Nambisan
Associate Professor & Head
2.
Dr. Sarita G Bhat

Associate Professor
Specialisation
Communication
Plant Biotechnology
padmanambisan@gmail.com
9249886987(M)
padmanambisan@cusat.ac.in
Microbial Genetics
saritagbhat@gmail.com
9846033486 (M)
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DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
M.Phil Mathematics
Course Structure
SEMESTER I
Course Code
MAM 4101
MAM 4102
MAM 4103
Paper
Topics in Analysis
Elective
Research Methodology &
Literature Review & Seminar
C/E
C
E
C
Credits
5
5
5
Total for I Semester
Pre-requisites
18
SEMESTER II
Course Code
Paper
MAM 4201
Project Evaluation and Viva Voce
C/E
Total for the Course
Credits
18
Pre-requisites
36
List of elective subjects

No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Course Title
Stochastic Processes
Topics in Graph Theory I
Topics in Graph Theory II
Some Topics in Discrete Mathematics
Cryptography
Topics in Algebraic Graph Theory I
Topics in Algebraic Graph Theory II
Combinatorics
Coding Theory
Theory of Semigroups
Theory of Categories
Theory of Generalized Inverses
Group Representations
Lie Algebras
Theory of Games and Non-Linear Programming
Probability Theory
Pre-Requisite
MAM 4108
MAM 4109
MAM 4110
MAM 4111
MAM 4112
MAM 4113
MAM 4114
MAM 4115
MAM 4116
MAM 4117
MAM 4118
MAM 4119
MAM 4120
MAM 4121
MAM 4122
MAM 4123
90
91
M Sc (Mathematics)
Semester I
Course
Code
Paper
C/E
MAM 2101
Linear Algebra
MAM 2102
Real Analysis I
MAM 2103
Topology I
MAM 2104
Ordinary Differential
Equations
MAM 2105
Computational Mathematical
Laboratory I
Credits
Pre
requisites
4
4
4
4
C
2
Viva Voce
Total Credits for Semester I
18
Semester II
Course Code
Paper
C/E
Credits
MAM 2201
Algebraic Structures
MAM 2202
Functional Analysis I
MAM 2203
Complex Analysis I
MAM 2204
Measure & Integration
MAM 2205
Computational
Mathematical
Laboratory-II
Viva Voce
Pre requisites
91
92
Total credits for Semester II
18
Semester III
Course Code
Paper
C/E
Credit
Pre requisites
MAM 2301
Functional Analysis II
MAM 2202
MAM 2302
Complex Analysis II
MAM 2203
MAM 2303
Partial
Differential Equations
MAM 2304
Probability Theory I
Elective
Viva Voce
Total credits for Semester III
20
Semester IV
Course Code
Paper
MAM 2401
Differential Geometry
MAM 2402
Operations Research
C/E
C

4
C
4
E
Elective II
Elective III
Viva Voce
4
Project
Total credits for Semester IV
16
92
93
Total credits for successful completion of the course
: 72
*The Elective topics will be decided according to the availability of teachers and hence its course
code will be fixed only in the beginning of each Semester.
List of Elective Subjects
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
26.
27.
28.
29.
30.
31.
32.
33.
34.
35.
36.
37.
38.
Course Title
Discrete Mathematics
Algebraic Geometry
Topology II
Differential Topology
Real Analysis II
Fluid Mechanics I
Graph Theory
Stochastic Processes - I
Number Theory
Theory of Categories
Combinatorics
Applied Algebra
Quality Control and Forcasting
Techniques
Lattices and Automata
Formal Languages and Theory of
Automata
Coding Theory
Combinatorial designs
Finite Fields, Codes and
Cryptosystems
Classical Mechanics
Fluid Mechanics II
Probability Theory II
Harmonic Analysis
Wavelets
Stochastic Processes - II
Advanced Mechanics
Stability Theory
Universal Algebra
Rings and Algebras
Lie Algebras
Galois Theory of Equations
Group Representation Theory
Topics in Group Theory
Dynamical Systems
Coding theory and cryptography
Commutative Algebra
Internet Programming
Theory of Games
Advanced Queeing Theory
Pre-Requisite
Topology I
Fluid Mechanics I
MAM 2204
Analysis & Liner Algebra
Stochastic Processes - I
Classical Mechanics
MAM 2105
MAM2101, MAM2201
MAM2101, MAM2201
MAM2101, MAM2201
MAM2101, MAM2201
MAM2101, MAM2201
MAM2101, MAM2201
MAM2105
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94
39.
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46.
Computer Organization
Quality Control
Statistical Forecasting Techniques
Mathematics of Finance-I
Mathematics of Finance II
Mathematical Finance
Algorithmic Graph Theory
Number Theory and Cryptography
Details of Faculty
Sl.No.
Name & Designation
1.
Dr. P.G. Romeo (PGR)
Professor & Head
2.
Dr. A. Vijayakumar(AV)
Professor
3.
Dr. B. Lakshmy (BL)
Associate Professor
4.
Dr. A. Krishnamoorthy
Emeritus Professor
5.
Dr. M.N.N.Namboodiri
Emeritus Professor
Specialisation
Algebra
Graph Theory, Convexity Theory
Mathematical Statistics, Stochastic
Processes, Operations Research
Stochastic Modelling
Analysis
Communication
romeopg@cusat.ac.in
9447663109
vijay@cusat.ac.in
9447608851
luck@cusat.ac.in
0484-2391655
achyuthacusat@gmail.com
9446428647
mnnadri@gmail.com
9446505953
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS
M.Sc. (Physics)
94
95
Semester I
Course Code
Paper
C/E
Credits
PHY 2101
PHY 2102
PHY 2103
Mathematical Physics
Classical Mechanics
Basic Solid State Physics
C
C
C
4
4
4
PHY 2104
PHY 2105
Basic Electronics
Experiments in General Physics
C
C
4
2
Pre requisites
Semester II
Course Code
Paper
C/E
PHY 2201
Quantum Mechanics I
PHY 2202
PHY 2203
Statistical Physics
Electrodynamics
C
C
PHY 2204
Lasers and Atomic and Molecular

Spectroscopy
Experiments in General Physics
PHY 2205
Credits
Pre requisites
Semester III
C/E
Credits
Pre requisites
Quantum Mechanics II
Quantum Mechanics I
PHY 2302
PHY 2303
Nuclear and Particle Physics

Relativity and Astrophysics
C
C
4
4
PHY 2304
Advanced Practical
(Lab Course)-I
Elective I
Course
Code
PHY 2301
Paper
Semester IV
Course
Code
Paper
C/E
Credits
Pre requisites
95
96
PHY 2401
PHY 2430
Project
Elective II
C
E
4
4
Elective III
Elective IV
Elective V
(Advanced Practical-II)
E
E
4
4
Elective Courses
Course
No.
Course
Credit
05
Advanced Solid State Physics
06
Applied Electronics
07
Quantum Electronics
08
Industrial Physics I
09
Industrial Physics II
10
Gravitation Cosmology
11
Nonlinear Dynamics and Chaos
12
Solar Cells
13
Quantum Field Theory
14
Modern Optics
15
Thin Film Physics
16
Solid State Devices and Applications
17
Physics of Nanostructured Materials
18
Quantum Computation and Information
19
Advanced Magnetism and Magnetic Materials
20
Molecular Physics and Laser Spectroscopy
21
Synthesis and Characterization of Materials
22
Quantum Optics
23
Nonlinear Optics
24
Remote Sensing
4
96
97
25
26
Elementary Astronomy
27
Nondestructive Techniques and Applications
28
Measurement and Instrumentation
29
Astrophysics
Advanced Practical (Lab Course) - II
2430
Elective Course will be offered either in semester III or in semester IV.

The Course Code for the Elective courses will be assigned at the time the course is offered.
Each Lab course consists of nine hours per week and duration of practical examination is:
-phy 2105, phy 2205 and phy 2304 04 hours each
-phy 2430 6 hours
Project work has five hours per week. Project report will be evaluated by the supervising guide and
project report should be submitted in advance for evaluation. Project evaluation consists of a VivaVoce examination also.
Elective courses of the revised syllabus can be offered to M.Sc students admitted in 2014.
Details of Faculty
Sl.
Specialization
Communication
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98
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
Dr. B. Pradeep (BP)

Professor & Head
Dr. Ramesh Babu T.
(RBT) Professor
Dr. L. Godfrey (LG),
Professor,
Dr. M.R. Anantharaman
(MRA) Professor
Dr. C. Sudha Kartha
(CSK) Professor
Dr. M.K. Jayaraj (MKJ)
Professor
Dr. S. Jayalekshmi (SJ)
Professor
Thin Film Technology, Compound

Semi Conducting Thin Films
Nuclear Particle Physics, Quantum
Optics
Experimental Solid State Physics and
Astrobiology
Condensed Matter Physics, Polymer
Physics, Nano Structured Materials
Holography, Semiconducting thin
films
Opto-electronic devices, transparent
electronics, nano materials
Polymers LED, Rechargeable Li ion
cells, Nanophotonics, non-linear optics
0484 2575953
bp@cusat.ac.in
0484 2576194
rbt@cusat.ac.in
0484-2806344
godfrey@cusat.ac.in
0484-2577404
mra@cusat.ac.in
0484-2577103
csk@cusat.ac.in
0484-2575543
mkj@cusat.ac.in
Dr. M. Junaid Bushri(MJB)

Associate Professor
Dr. Titus K Mathew(TKM)
Associate Professor
Dr. V.C. Kuriakose (VCK)
Emeritus Professor
Semiconducting thin films,

nanomaterials, Laser spectroscopy
Cosmology, Gravitation, Quantum
mechanics
Nonlinear Dynamics,
Cosmology, Astrophysics
0484-2538830
jayalekshmi@cusat.ac.in
0471-2435271
junaidbusbri@cusat.ac.in
9995438460
titus@cusat.ac.in
98467 71527
vck@cusat.ac.in
Dr. M. Sabir (MS)

Emeritus Scientist
Theoretical Physics
Quantum Computation
9895465353
msr@cusat.ac.in
DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS
M.Sc. (Statistics)
98
99
*Semester I
Course Code
STA 2101
STA 2102
STA 2103
STA 2104
STA 2105
*Semester II
Course Code
STA 2201
STA 2202
STA 2203
STA 2204
STA 2205
Semester III
Course Code
STA 2301
STA 2302
STA 2303
STA 2304
STA 2305
Paper
Mathematical Methods for Statistics
Probability Theory I
Probability Distributions
Sampling Theory and Methods
Elective I Statistical Computing
C/E
C
C
C
C
E
Credits
4
4
4
4
4
Pre requisites
Paper
Statistical Inference I
Probability Theory II
Stochastic Processes
Practical - I and Viva-Voce
Elective II
C/E
C
C
C
C
E
Credits
4
4
4
2
4
Pre requisites
Paper
Statistical Inference II
Multivariate Analysis
Applied Regression Analysis
Practical-II using SPSS/
MATLAB and Viva-Voce
Elective III - Operations Research
C/E
C
C
C
C
Credits
4
4
4
2
Pre requisites
Semester IV
Course Code
Paper
C/E
STA 2401
Design and Analysis of Experiments
C
STA 2402
Statistical Quality Assurance
C
Practical-III using SAS/R Project work
STA 2403
and Viva Voce.
C
STA 2404
Elective IV
*Scheme as per 2013 revision
List of Electives:
1. Actuarial Statistics
2. Advance Distribution Theory
3. Advanced Probability Theory
4. Advanced Stochastic Processes
5. Applied Multivariate Statistical Analysis
6. Applied Statistics for National Development
Credits
4
4
Pre requisites
4
4
:
:
:
:
:
:
99
100
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
Complex Analysis and Integral Transforms

Demographic Techniques
Directional Data Analysis
Inference for Stochastic Processes
Operations Research
Reliability Modelling and Analysis
Statistical Computing
Statistical Decision Theory
Statistical Forecasting
Statistical Genetics
Stochastic Finance
Survival Analysis
Time Series Analysis
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
M.Tech (Engineering Statistics)

Semester I
Course Code
STA 3101
STA 3102
STA 3103
STA 3104
STA 3105
STA 3106
STA 3107
STA 3108
STA 3109
STA 3110
STA 3111
Semester II
Course Code
STA 3201
STA 3202
STA 3203
STA 3204
STA 3205
STA 3206
STA 3207
STA 3208
STA 3209
STA 3210
Course
Basic Statistics
Reliability & Life Testing
Practical-I
Seminar and Viva-Voce
Simulation Modelling and Analysis
Statistical Methods for quality
Assurance
Total Quality Management
Operations Research
Management and Maintenance of
Information Systems
Production Planning and Control
Manufacturing Processes and
Measurements for Quality
Paper
Industrial Experimental Design
Forecasting and Decision
Practical II
Seminar and Viva
Methods Engineering
Engineering Maintainability
E-commerce
Software Quality Management
Multivariate Methods
Statistical Inference
C/E
C
C
C
C
E
E
Credits
4
4
2
4
4
E
E
E
4
4
4
E
E
4
4
C/E
C
C
C
C
E
E
E
E
E
E
Credits
4
4
2
4
4
4
4
4
4
Pre requisites
Pre requisites
100
101
Semester III
Course Code
STA 3301
Paper
C/E
Credits
18
C/E
C
Credits
18
Pre requisites
Semester IV
Course Code
Paper
STA 3401
Project Dissertation Evaluation and
Viva-Voce
Pre requisites
Details of Faculty:
Sl.
No.
1.
2.
Specialization
Communication
Dr.V.K. Ramachandran Nair

(VKR)
Professor
Dr.N.Balakrishna (NB)
Queuing Theory, Probability

Distributions, Stochastic Processes
and Multivariate Analysis
Stochastic Processes and Inference,
Time Series Models, Data analysis,
Chaos and nonlinear time series
Industrial Engineering, DE
Simulation, Reliability, TQM
0482-2241531
ram@cusat.ac.in
9446861810
0484-2555497
nb@cusat.ac.in
9446605682
0484-2475767
jamesmech@cusat.ac.in
9446605183
9847348528,
Professor
Dr.K.C.James (KCJ)
3.
4.
Professor
Dr.P.G.Sankaran (PGS)
Professor
Dr.Asha Gopalakrishnan
5.
(AG)
Professor and Head
Dr.S.M.Sunoj (SMS)
6.
Associate Professor
Distribution Theory, Reliability

Theory, Data Analysis, Survival
Analysis
Distribution Theory, Discrete
Reliability Theory
Distribution Theory, Reliability

Theory
04842741693
sankaranpg@yahoo.com
0484-2347051
0484-2335390
asha@cusat.ac.in ,
asha.gopalakrishnan
@gmail.com
9447220353
0487-2428214
smsunoj@cusat.ac.in,
smsunoj@gmail.com
9446627103
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102
FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCES

DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED ECONOMICS
MA (Applied Economics)
[
Semester I
Course Code
Paper
C/E
ECO 2101
ECO 2102
ECO 2103
ECO 2104
ECO 2105
Micro Economics I
Macro Economics I
Mathematical Methods for Economics
Statistics for Economic Analysis
Indian Economy
C
C
C
C
C
Credits
Pre
requisites
4
4
4
4
4
Semester II
Course Code
ECO 2201
ECO 2202
ECO 2203
ECO 2204
ECO 2205
Paper
Micro Economics II
Macro Economics II
Econometrics
Optional
International
Economics
C/E
C
C
C
E
C
Credits
Pre requisites
4
4
4
4
4
Semester III
Course Code
Paper
C/E
Credits
ECO 2301
Development
Economics
ECO 2302
Quantitative
Optimisation
Techniques
ECO 2303
Public Economics
ECO 2304
Optional
ECO 2305
Research Methodology
Pre requisites
Semester IV
Course Code
Paper
C/E Credits
ECO 2401
Optional
ECO 2402
Optional
Pre requisites
102
103
ECO 2403
Optional
ECO 2404
ECO 2405
Project Report
Comprehensive Viva
Voce
C
C
4
4
Optional Papers
1. Advanced Econometrics
Studies-DR
2. Agricultural Economics
3. Industrial Economics-MB
4. Kerala Economy
5. Portfolio Management
6. Project Planning & Appraisal
7. Social Exclusion and Inclusive Policy

8. Marketing Management
9. Human Resources Management-PKM
10. International Finance -PA
11. Environmental Economics-SH
12. Financial institutions and Markets
Details of Faculty
Sl.No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Name & Designation

Dr. D. Rajasenan(DR)
Professor
Dr. S. Harikumar(SH)
Professor
Dr. P.
Arunachalam(PA)
Professor
Dr. M. Meera Bai
(MB)
Reader & Head
Dr. Manoj P. K.
(PKM)
Lecturer
Specialisation
Econometrics and
Resource
Economics
Agricultural Economics
Environmental
Economics
Quantitative
Techniques
and International Trade
Industrial Economics
and Gender Studies
Production Engineering
and Management,
Accounting
and Law, MIS,
Financial and Risk
Management,
Management Science
Communication
0484-2575479
rajasenan@cusat.ac.in
0484-2338289
9446578289
vinvij2003@gmail.com,
shari@cusat.ac.in
0484-2290376
arunachalam@cusat.ac.in
0484-2575289
meerabai@cusat.ac.in
0484-2645233 (R)
09447664949 (M)
manoj_p_K2004@yahoo.co.in
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104
SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES

MBA (FULL-TIME) PROGRAMME
FIRST SEMESTER
Course
Paper
code
SMS 2101 Management Concepts and
Organizational Behaviour
SMS 2102 Quantitative Techniques
SMS 2103 Managerial Economics
SMS 2104 Business Communication
SMS 2105 Financial Accounting
SMS 2106 Business Environment
SMS 2107 Indian Ethos and Business Ethics
Managerial Skill Development
Semester Viva-Voce (Internal)**
C/E
Credits
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
3
3
3
3
3
3
Nil
Nil
C/E
Credits
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Nil
C/E
C
C
Credits
3
3
C
C
E
E
E
C
3
3
3
3
3
Nil
Nil
SECOND SEMESTER
Course
code
SMS 2201
SMS 2202
SMS 2203
SMS 2204
SMS 2205
SMS 2206
SMS 2207
SMS 2208
Paper
Financial Management
Marketing Management
Operations Management
Human Resource Management
Management Accounting
Business Law
Information Technology for
Managers
Semester Viva-Voce (Internal)**.
THIRD SEMESTER
Course code
SMS 2301
SMS 2302
SMS 2303
SMS 2304
Paper
Management Science
Organisational Analysis and
Processes
Entrepreneurial Development
International Finance
Elective 1
Elective 2
Elective 3
Project Report based on Summer
Internship***
Semester Viva-Voce (Internal)
104
105
FOURTH SEMESTER
Course
code
SMS 2401
SMS 2402
SMS 2403
Paper
C/E
Credits
C
C
3
3
E
E
E
C
3
3
3
3
Business Policy and Strategic

Management
Environment Management
Independent Research
Study/Project Work ****
Elective 4
Elective 5
Elective 6
Comprehensive Viva-Voce with
external examiners
MBA (PART-TIME) PROGRAMME

FIRST SEMESTER
Course
Paper
code
SMP 2101 Management Concepts and
SMP 2102 Quantitative Techniques
SMP 2103 Managerial Economics
SMP 2104 Indian Ethos and Business Ethics
SMP 2105 Financial Accounting
SECOND SEMESTER
Course
Paper
code
SMP 2201 Business Environment
SMP 2202 Marketing Management
SMP 2203 Human Resource Management
SMP 2204 Management Accounting
SMP 2205 Financial Management
C/E
Credits
C
C
C
C
3
3
3
3
C/E
Credits
C
C
C
C
C
3
3
3
3
3
C/E
Credits
C
C
C
3
3
3
THIRD SEMESTER
Course
code
SMP 2301
SMP 2302
SMP 2303
SMP 2304
SMP 2305
Paper
Business Communication
Management Science
Organizational Analysis and
Processes
Managers
105
106
FOURTH SEMESTER
Course
Paper
code
SMP 2401 Research Methodology
SMP 2402 Operations Management
SMP 2403 Business Law
SMP 2404 Environment Management
Elective 1
FIFTH SEMESTER
Course
Paper
code
SMP 2501 Entrepreneurial Development
SMP 2502 Elective II
SMP 2503 Elective III
SMP 2504 Elective IV
Project Report on summer
internship**
SIXTH SEMESTER
Course
Paper
code
SMP 2601 Business Policy and Strategic
Management
SMP 2602 Independent Research
Study/Project Work
Elective V
Elective VI
Comprehensive Viva-voce with
external examiners ***
C/E
Credits
C
C
C
C
E
3
3
3
3
3
C/E
Credits
C
E
E
E
C
3
3
3
3
Nil
C/E
Credits
E
E
C
3
3
3
MBA (INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS) PROGRAMME
FIRST SEMESTER
Course code
SMI 2101
SMI 2102
SMI 2103
SMI 2104
SMI 2105
SMI 2106
SMI 2107
Paper
Management Concepts and
Business Communication
Financial Accounting
Business Environment
Indian Ethos and Business Ethics
C/E
C
Credits
3
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
3
3
3
3
3
3
Nil
Nil
106
107
SECOND SEMESTER
Course code
SMI 2201
SMI 2202
SMI 2203
SMI 2204
SMI 2205
SMI 2206
SMI 2207
SMI 2208
Paper
Financial Management
Marketing Management
Operations Management
Human Resource Management
Management Accounting
Business Law
Managers
C/E
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Nil
Paper
C/E
Credits
Management Science
International Marketing
Entrepreneurial Development
Export and Import Policies and
Procedures
Elective - 1
Elective - 2
Internship***
Semester Viva-Voce (Internal)
C
C
C
C
C
3
3
3
3
3
E
E
C
3
3
Nil
Nil
THIRD SEMESTER
Course
code
SMI 2301
SMI 2302
SMI 2303
SMI 2304
SMI 2305
FOURTH SEMESTER
Course code
SMI 2401
SMI 2402
SMI 2403
SMI 2404
Paper
International Strategic
Management
International Logistics
Management
Study/Project Work ****
Elective 3
Elective 4
Comprehensive Viva-Voce
with external examiners
C/E
Credits
E
E
3
3
107
108
MBA (TRAVEL AND TOURISM) PROGRAMME
FIRST SEMESTER
Course
Paper
code
SMT 2101 Management Concepts and
SMT 2102 Quantitative Techniques
SMT 2103 Managerial Economics
SMT 2104 Business Communication
SMT 2105 Financial Accounting
SMT 2106 Business Environment
SMT 2107 Indian Ethos and Business Ethics
SECOND SEMESTER
Course
Paper
code
SMT 2201 Financial Management
SMT 2202 Marketing Management
SMT 2203 Operations Management
SMT 2204 Human Resource Management
SMT 2205 Management Accounting
SMT 2206 Research Methodology
SMT 2207 Principles and Practices of Tourism
SMT 2208 Information Technology for
Managers
THIRD SEMESTER
Course
Paper
code
SMT 2301 Global Tourism Geography
SMT 2302 Entrepreneurial Development
SMT 2303 International Business Law
SMT 2304 Hospitality and Resort
Management
SMT 2305 Safety and Crisis Management
Elective - 1
Elective - 2
Internship***
C/E
Credits
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
3
3
3
3
3
3
Nil
Nil
C/E
Credits
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Nil
C/E
Credits
C
C
C
3
3
3
C
C
C
3
3
3
Nil
Nil
108
109
FOURTH SEMESTER
Course
Paper
code
SMT
Business Policy and Strategic
2401
Management
SMT
2402
SMT
Airline Management
2403
SMT
Destination Management
2404
Tour Report and Viva Voce
(Based on compulsory study tour)
SMT
2405
Study/Project Work
Elective - 3
Comprehensive Viva-Voce with
external examiners ****
C/E
Credits
C
C
1
1
Note: 40% minimum marks required in all papers for internal as well as external
examinations in addition to 50% in total for a pass.
LIST OF ELECTIVES
MBA(Full-time), MBA (Part-time), MBA (International Business) and
MBA (Travel and Tourism)
Concentration Areas/Functional or Sectoral Streams
MARKETING
1. Consumer Behaviour
2. Advertising and Promotion Management
3. E-Commerce
4. Marketing Research
5. Strategic Marketing
6. International Marketing (Only for MBA (Full-time) and MBA (Part-time) Programmes)
7. Sales Management
8. Services Marketing
9. Brand and Product Management
10. Retail Management
11. Industrial Marketing
12. Distribution Management
13. Customer Relationship Management
14. Digital Marketing
15. Marketing Analytics
16. Strategic Marketing for Non-profit Organisations
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110
FINANCE
1. Industrial Finance
9. Financing of Small Business
2. Working Capital Management
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Corporate Taxation
Security Analysis and Portfolio Management
Management of Financial Services
Financial Derivatives
Corporate Restructuring
Banking Services
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

1. Strategic Human Resource Management
2. Management of Industrial Relations
3. Management Training and Development
4. Global Human Resource Management
5. Compensation Management
6. Human Resource Planning and Development
7. Organisational Change and Intervention Strategies
8. Managing Interpersonal and Group Processes
9. Human Resource Development: Strategies and Systems
10. Performance Management
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
Enterprise Resource Planning

Strategic Management of Information Technology
Data Base Management Systems
Business Process Reengineering
System Analysis and Design
Technical Foundation for E-Business
Data Mining for Business Intelligence
Advanced Data Analytics for Business Decisions
Technology Management
PRODUCTION AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Supply Chain Management

Purchasing and Materials Management
Quality Management
International Logistics Management (Only for MBA (Full-time) and MBA (Part-time))
Service Operations Management
Project Management
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
1. Quality Management
2. Service Operations Management
3. Purchasing and Materials Management
4. Project Management
5. Supply Chain Management
6. Enterprise Resource Planning
7. Global Human Resource Management

8. Working Capital Management
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TRAVEL AND TOURISM

1. Cargo Management
2. Flight Operations Management
3. Tour Package Management
4. Management of Travel Agency and Tour Operations

5. Service Operations Management
6. Quality Management in Service Industry
GENERAL
1. Corporate Social Responsibility
2. Management of NGOs
3. Simulation and Modelling
Faculty Members
Sl.No
Name
Dr. M. Bhasi (MB)
Dr. James Manalel (JM)
Professor &
Director
Specialization
Logistics, Quality, Safety & Crisis
Management
Professor
Finance Management, Banking,

Management of Small Business
Dr. Sebastian Rupert

Mampilly (SRM)
Professor
HRM, Organisational Behaviour and

Industrial Relations, Research
Methodology
Dr. Moli P. Koshy

(MPK)
Professor
Marketing Management, Marketing

Research, Consumer Behaviour,
Strategic Marketing Entrepreneurship
Dr. Jagathy Raj V. P.

(VPJR)
Dr. K. Krishnan
Nampoothiri (KKN)
Dr. Rajitha Kumar S.

(RKS)
Dr. D.Mavoothu (DM)
Dr. Zakkariya K. A
(ZKA)
10
Dr. Sam Thomas (ST)
11
Dr. Mohammed Aslam

M. K.
(MKMA)
12
Designation
Dr. Manoj Edward (ME)
Professor
Systems and Operations

Management - Logistics, Supply
Chain Management, IT Applications
in Business and Management, ERP,
MIS, Engineering and Technology
Management.
Associate
Professor
Accounting, Banking, Co-operation,

Business Communication, Finance
Associate
Professor
Finance and General Management
Associate
Professor
HRM, Industrial Relations and

Business Ethics
Asst. Professor
Organisational Behaviour,
Marketing, & Sales Management,
Managerial Skills Development
Asst. Professor
Systems and Finance
Asst. Professor
Finance Management and

Accounting
Asst. Professor
Operations and Service Management
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FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY
DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS
MCA (Department of Computer Applications)
(2014 Admission)
(REVISED TO INCORPORATE LATERAL ENTRY PROGRAMME)
U. O. No: Conf. II /2941/1/2014(1) dated 23.07.2014
Semester I
Course
Code
CAS2101
Paper
Data Structures and Algorithms
CAS2102
CAS2103
CAS2104
Programming in C
System Software
CAS2105
Computer Graphics
C/E
Credits
3
C
C
C
Pre requisites
4
4
3
C
CAS2106
Semester II
Course
Code
CAS2201
CAS2202
CAS2203
CAS2204
CAS2205
CAS2206
C Programming LAB
Paper
Object Oriented Programming
with C++
Operating System
Discrete Structures and Graph
Theory
Elective I
C++ Programming LAB
3
C
C
C/E
C
Credits
3
3
C
C
C
E
C
Pre requisites
3
3
3
2
List of Electives (2014 Admission onwards)

ELECTIVE I
E1
E2
E3
E4
E5
E6
Number Theory
Applied Probability and Statistics
Web Commerce Technologies
Multimedia System Design
JAVA Programming
ELECTIVE II & III

E7
E8
E9
Digital Electronics
Object Oriented Design
Advanced Java Programming #
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E10
E11
Web Enabled JAVA Programming#

Operations Research
ELECTIVE IV & V
E12
E13
E14
E15
E16
E17
E18
E19
E20
Advanced JAVA Mobile Programming

Visual Programming VB.NET
Android Application Programming
Web Application Design using PHP
Security in computing
Software Project Management
Intelligent Systems
Digital Image Processing
Artificial Intelligence
Data Mining
Theory of Computation
ELECTIVE VI
E21
E22
E23
ELECTIVE VII
E24
E25
E26
Software Quality
Wireless Security*
Natural Language Processing
ELECTIVE VIII
E27
E28
E29
E30
Object Oriented Software Engineering*

Secure Software Engineering*
Security threats and Vulnerabilities *
Artificial Neural Networks
Software Testing*
Steganography and Digital water marking*
Speech and audio processing*
ELECTIVE IX
E31
E32
E33
#Only one elective from E9 & E10 can be selected for the entire course.
*Syllabus to be approved by the Academic Council
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List of Electives (For MCA students upto 2013 admission)

E1 - Number Theory.
E14* - Web enabled JAVA Programming.
E2 - Number Theory and Cryptography.
E15 - Data Mining
E3 - Applied Probability and Statistics.
E16 - Software Project Management.
E4 - Web Commerce Technologies.
E17 - Cryptography and Network Security.
E5 - Object Oriented Design.
E18 - Intelligent Systems.
E6 - Security in Computing.
E19 - Visual Programming VB.Net.
E7 - Embedded Systems II
E20 - Digital Image Processing.
E8 - Linux System Programming.
E21 - Software Quality.
E9 - Java Programming.
E22 Android Application Programming
E10 - Linux Internals.
E23 Web Application Design using PHP
E11 - Compiler Design.
E24 Multimedia System Design
E12 * - Advanced JAVA Programming
E25 Microprocessor Programming
E13 * - Advanced JAVA Mobile Programming
E26 Embedded Systems
#Only one elective from E12 ,E13 and E14 can be selected for the entire course
Details of Faculty:
Sl.No. Name & Designation
1.
Dr. A. Sreekumar (ASK)
Associate Professor
Specialisation
Compiler Design
Operating System
Cryptography
Number Theory
Communication
0484-2576253 (O)
0484-2556057(R)
9495427491 (M)
sreekumar@cusat.ac.in
askcusat@gmail.com
0484-2576253/2577602 (O)
0485 2824859 (R)
09895363612 (M)
bkannan@cusat.ac.in
mullayilkannan@gmail.com
Dr. B. Kannan (BK)

Associate Professor
&
Head
Graph Algorithms
Image Processing
Indic Processing
Dr. K. V. Pramod (KVP)

Associate Professor
Simulation Modeling,
Mathematical Morphology
Image Processing
0484-2576253 (O)
0484-2344162 (R)
09895044162 (M)
pramodkv4@gmail.com,
pramod_k_v@cusat.ac.in
4.
Ms. Malathi S. (MS)

Assistant Professor
0484-2576253 (O)
0484-3913535
09447325124 (M)
malathi_s@cusat.ac.in
malathisujith@gmail.com
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COCHIN UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING KUTTANADU

MCA (Department of Computer Applications)
(2014 Admission)
(REVISED TO INCORPORATE LATERAL ENTRY PROGRAMME)
U. O. No: Conf. II /2941/1/2014(1) dated 23.07.2014
Semester I
Course
Code
CAS2101
CAS2102
CAS2103
CAS2104
Paper
Data Structures and Algorithms
Programming in C
System Software
C/E
C
C
C
Credits
3
4
4
3
C
CAS2105
CAS2106
Semester II
Course
Code
CAS2201
CAS2202
CAS2203
CAS2204
CAS2205
CAS2206
Computer Graphics
C Programming LAB
Paper
Object Oriented Programming
with C++
Operating System
Discrete Structures and Graph
Theory
Elective I
C++ Programming LAB
3
C
C
C/E
C
C
C
C
E
C
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
2
List of Electives (2014 Admission onwards)

ELECTIVE I
E1
E2
E3
E4
E5
E6
Number Theory
Applied Probability and Statistics
Web Commerce Technologies
Multimedia System Design
JAVA Programming
ELECTIVE II & III

E7
E8
E9
E10
Digital Electronics
Object Oriented Design
Advanced Java Programming #
Web Enabled JAVA Programming#
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E11
Operations Research
ELECTIVE IV & V
E12
E13
E14
E15
E16
E17
E18
E19
E20
Advanced JAVA Mobile Programming

Visual Programming VB.NET
Android Application Programming
Web Application Design using PHP
Security in computing
Software Project Management
Intelligent Systems
Data Mining
Theory of Computation
ELECTIVE VI
E21
E22
E23
ELECTIVE VII
E24
E25
E26
Software Quality
Wireless Security*
Natural Language Processing
ELECTIVE VIII
E27
E28
E29
E30
Object Oriented Software Engineering*

Secure Software Engineering*
Security threats and Vulnerabilities *
Artificial Neural Networks
Software Testing*
Steganography and Digital water marking*
Speech and audio processing*
ELECTIVE IX
E31
E32
E33
#Only one elective from E9 & E10 can be selected for the entire course.
*Syllabus to be approved by the Academic Council
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117
List of Electives (For MCA students upto 2013 admission)

E1 - Number Theory.
E14* - Web enabled JAVA Programming.
E2 - Number Theory and Cryptography.
E15 - Data Mining
E3 - Applied Probability and Statistics.
E16 - Software Project Management.
E4 - Web Commerce Technologies.
E17 - Cryptography and Network Security.
E5 - Object Oriented Design.
E18 - Intelligent Systems.
E6 - Security in Computing.
E19 - Visual Programming VB.Net.
E7 - Embedded Systems II
E20 - Digital Image Processing.
E8 - Linux System Programming.
E21 - Software Quality.
E9 - Java Programming.
E22 Android Application Programming
E10 - Linux Internals.
E23 Web Application Design using PHP
E11 - Compiler Design.
E24 Multimedia System Design
E12 * - Advanced JAVA Programming
E25 Microprocessor Programming
E13 * - Advanced JAVA Mobile Programming
E26 Embedded Systems
#Only one elective from E12 ,E13 and E14 can be selected for the entire course
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DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
M TECH COMPUTER AND INFORMATION SCIENCE

Semester I
Course Code
CSC 3101
CSC 3102
CSC 3103
Paper
Concepts
Mathematical
for Computer
Science
Statistical Machine Learning
Algorithms for Modern Data Models
Elective I
Elective II
C/E
Credits Pre-requisites
C
C
E
E
4
4
3
3
Electives
CSC 3104
CSC 3105
CSC 3106
CSC 3107
Wireless Communications & Networking

Virtualized Systems
Computational Linguistics
Semester II
Course Code
Paper
CSC 3201
Mining algorithms for Massive Datasets
CSC 3202
Computer Vision
CSC 3203
Seminar
Elective III
Elective IV
Elective V
C/E
C
C
C
E
E
E
Credits
4
4
1
3
3
3
Pre-requisites
C/E
C
Credits
18
Pre-requisites
Credits
18
Pre-requisites
Electives
CSC 3204
CSC 3205
CSC 3206
CSC 3207
CSC 3208
Bioinformatics
Parallel Computer Architecture
Ad Hoc Networks
Modelling Cyber Physical Systems
Semester III
Course Code
CSC 3301
Paper
Project & Viva Voce
Semester IV
Course Code
CSC 3401
Paper
Project & Viva Voce
C/E
C
118
119
M TECH SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
Semester I
Course Code
CSS3101
CSS3102
CSS3103
Paper
Mathematical Concepts for Computer
Science
Software Architecture
Agile Project Management
Elective I
Elective II
C/E
Credits
C
C
E
E
4
4
3
3
C/E
C
C
C
E
E
E
Credits
4
4
1
3
3
3
Pre-requisites
Electives
CSS 3104
CSS 3105
CSS 3106
CSS 3107
Patterns in Software Engineering

Agent based Computing
Human Computer Interaction
Information Retrieval and Web search
Semester II
Course Code
CSS 3201
CSS 3202
CSS 3203
Paper
Social Network Analytics
Model Driven Architecture
Seminar
Elective III
Elective IV
Elective V
Pre-requisites
Electives
CSS 3204
CSS 3205
CSS 3206
CSS 3207
CSS 3208
Design of Real Time/Embedded Software

Software Quality Management
Network Forensics
Enterprise Application Integration & Business Process Management
Advanced Data Mining
Semester III
Course Code
CSS 3301
Paper
Project & Viva Voce
C/E
C
Credits
18
Pre-requisites
Paper
Project & Viva Voce
C/E
C
Credits
18
Pre-requisites
Semester IV
Course Code
CSS 3401
119
120
M. Tech. Computer Science with Specialization in Embedded Systems

Semester I
Course
Code
CSE 3101
CSE 3102
CSE 3103
Paper
C/E
Credits
C/E
Credits
C/E
Credits
C
E
4
4
Embedded Computer
Architecture
Real-Time Operating Systems
Principles
Pre-requisites
Semester II
Course
Code
CSE 3201
CSE 3202
Electives
CSE 3203
CSE 3204
Semester III
Course
Code
CSE 3301
CSE 3302
Electives
CSE 3203
CSE 3204
CSE 3305
Paper
Model Driven Real-time
Software
Programming Embedded
System
Elective I
Pre-requisites
Networked Embedded Systems

Software Reliability Engineering
Paper
Real Time Digital Signal
Processing
Real Time Design Patterns
Elective II
Pre-requisites
Control Systems Engineering

High Performance Embedded Computing
Embedded Communication Software
Semester IV
Course
Code
CSS 3401
Paper
Project & Viva Voce
C/E
C
Credits
Pre-requisites
18
Semester V
Course
Code
CSS 3501
Paper
Project & Viva Voce
C/E
Credits
18
120
121
Details of Faculty
Sl.
No
1
Name &
Designation
Dr. K. Paulose Jacob
Professor on deputation as
PVC, CUSAT.
Specialization
Computer Architecture
Computer Communication
Dr. Sumam Mary Idicula

Professor & Head
Data Mining
Computational Linguistics
Dr. G. Santhosh Kumar

Assistant Professor
Computer Networks
K.B. Muralidharan
Assistant Professor
Information Management,
Communication
0484- 2112111
0484-2862210
kpj@cusat.ac.in
0484-2577605
0484-2862300
sumam@cusat.ac.in
0484- 2212221
0484-2862306
san@cusat.ac.in
0484-2862303
kbmuralidharan@
cusat.ac.in
Intercom
No
2210
2300
2306
2303
121
122
DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS
M.Tech. (Electronics & Communication)
Course structure
Semester I
Course Code
ELE 3101
ELE 3102
ELE 3103
ELE 3104
ELE 3105
ELE 3106
ELE 3107
ELE 3108
ELE 3101 L
ELE 3103 L
ELE 3105 L
ELE 3106 L
ELE 3107 L
Name of the Course

Microprocessors & Embedded Systems
Digital Signal Processing Techniques
Digital Communication
Advanced Digital Signal processing
VLSI Technology and Design
Microwave Devices
Wireless communications
Microwave Networks
Microprocessors Laboratory
Communication Laboratory
VLSI Laboratory
Microwave Laboratory
Wireless Communication/Lab
Total credits required
C/E
C
C
C
C
E
E
E
E
C
C
E
E
E
Credits
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
18
CBCS
Name of the Course

Digital System Design
Broad Band Communication
Adaptive Signal processing
Spectrum Analysis
Seminar
Spread Spectrum communication
Neural Networks
Antenna Theory
Radar Systems
RF MEMS
Sonar Technology
Underwater Communication
Communication Laboratory
Spread Spectrum communication Lab
Neural Networks Lab
Antenna Lab
RF MEMS
C/E
C
C
C
C
C
C
E
E
E
E
E
E
E
C
E
E
E
E
Credit
3
3
3
3
3
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
18
CBCS
Semester II
Course No
ELE 3201
ELE 3202
ELE 3203
ELE 3204
ELE 3205
ELE 3206
ELE 3207
ELE 3208
ELE 3209
ELE 3210
ELE 3211
ELE 3212
ELE 3213
ELE 3202 L
ELE 3207 L
ELE 3208 L
ELE 3209/10 L
ELE 3211 L
122
123
Semester III
Course No
ELE 3301
Name of the Course

C/E
C
Credit
18
Name of the Course

Project Dissertation Evaluation
C/E
C
Credit
18
Semester IV
Course No
ELE 3401
Total credits for the course =18+18+18+18 = 72

M.Sc. (Electronic Science)
Course structure
Semester I
Course No
ELE 2101
ELE 2102
ELE 2103
ELE 2104
ELE 2105
ELE 2101L
ELE 2102L
Name of the Course

Mathematical and computational
Methods
Electronics devices and circuits
Network Analysis
Digital logic design
Electromagnetics
Computer Laboratory
Electronics Circuits laboratory
C/E
Credit
C
C
C
C
C
C
3
3
3
3
2
2
19
Semester II
Course No
Name of the Course
C/E
Credit
ELE 2201
Microprocessors &
Microcontrollers
ELE 2202
Communication Electronics
ELE 2203
ELE 2204
Control Systems
ELE 2205
TV & Video systems
ELE 2206
Introduction To Robotics
ELE 2207
Microwave Devices and

Measurements
ELE 2210
Data Structures
ELE 2201L
Microprocessor Laboratory
ELE 2204L
Control Systems laboratory
Pre requisites
19
123
124
Semester III
Course No
Name of the Course
C/E
Credit
Pre requisites
ELE 2301
Seminar
ELE 2302
Introduction to Embedded
systems
ELE 2303
Computer networks
ELE 2304
ELE 2210
ELE 2305
Robotics And Intelligent

Systems
ELE 2206
ELE 2308
Wave guides and Antennas
ELE 2207
ELE 2309
Operating System
ELE 2310
Microwave Communication And

Radar Systems
ELE 2311
ELE 2312
Computer graphics
ELE 2313
Sensors And Actuators
ELE 2302L
Microprocessor systems
Laboratory
ELE 2305L
Robotics laboratory
ELE 2310L
Microwave Laboratory
ELE 2312L
Computer Laboratory
ELE 2207
ELE 2206
18
Semester IV
Course No
ELE 2401
Name of the Course

Project evaluation and Viva
Voce
C/E
Credit
16
Total Credits for the Course
=19+19+18+16 = 72
124
125
FACULTY
SI.
No.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Name
Dr.Supriya M.H. (MHS)
Head
Associate Professor
Dr.P.Mohanan (PM)
Professor
Dr.C.K.Anandan (CKA)
Professor
Dr.JamesKurian (JK)
Associate professor
Specialisation
Digital Signal processing/
Ocean Electronics
Microwave
Electronics/Communications
Microwave
Robotics/Instrumentation
Communication
Intercom
No.
9947379396
Supriyadoe@gmail.com
2320
9447325765
drmohan@cusat.ac.in
9447667267
anand@cusat.ac.in
9447291196
james@cusat.ac.in
2336
2319
2326
EMERITUS PROFESSORS
SI.
No.
Name
1.
Dr.P.R.S.Pillai (PRSP)
2.
Dr.K.Vasudevan (KV)
Specialisation
Ocean Electronics/
Digital Communications
Microwave
Communication
9847220985
prsp@cusat.ac.in
94473557328
vasudevan@cusat.ac.in
Intercom
No.
2333
2329
125
126
DEPARTMENT OF POLYMER SCIENCE AND RUBBER TECHNOLOGY

M.Tech (Polymer Technology)
Semester I
Course Code
POL 3101
Name of the Course

Advanced Polymer Science
C/E
C
Credit
3
POL 3102
Applied Mathematics
POL 3103
Operations Management &

Management Information Systems
POL 3104
POL 3105
Polymer Materials
Rubber Processing and Product Manufacture
E
C
2
2
POL 3106
POL 3107
POL 3108
Specialty Polymers
Polymer Technology Lab I
Review Seminar
E
C
C
3
2
1
SEMESTER II
Course
Code
POL 3201
Name of the Course

Plastics Processing
POL 3202
Advanced Polymer Rheology
POL 3203
Polymer Products Design
POL 3204
Characterisation & Testing
POL 3205
Introduction to Mould & Die Design
POL 3206
Tyre Technology
POL 3207
C/E
Polymer Technology Lab.II
Credits
Semester III
Course Code Name of the Course
POL 3301 Project Work Report & Viva Voce
C/E
C
Credits
18
Pre requisities
Semester IV
Course Code Paper
POL 3401 Project Work Report & Viva Voce
C/E
C
Credits
18
Pre requisities
126
127
Details of Faculty
SL.No. Name & Designation
1.
Dr. Thomas Kurian (TK)
Professor
Specialisation
Polymer Sciennce/Technology
2.
Dr.Sunil K. Narayanankutty
Professor & Head (SKN)
Polymer Science/Technology
Ms. Jayalatha Gopalakrishnan

Lecture (JG)
Polymer Science/Technology
3.
Communications
0484-2575144
9847872209
tkurian@cusat.ac.in
0484-2551922
9995300093
sunil@cusat.ac.in
Polymer Technology
9847672916
jayalatha@cusat.ac.in
127
128
DEPARTMENT OF SHIP TECHNOLOGY

M. Tech (Computer Aided Structural Analysis & Design)
Semester I
Course Code
Paper
C/E
Credits
Pre requisites
C
Advanced Engineering Mathematics
DST 3101
DST 3102
Computer Aided Design in offshore

Engineering
DST 3103
Advanced Structural Analysis
DST 3104
Elective I
DST 3105
Elective II
Electives
1 Marine Hydrodynamics
3 Application of Stochastic Process Theory in Ocean
Engineering
5 Fracture Mechanics
7 Pollution Control Techniques
2 Marine Corrosion and Prevention

4 Stability of Structures
6 Marine Pollution and its effect
8 Advanced Joining Techniques
Semester II
Course Code
Paper
C/E
Credits
4
DST 3201
Dynamics of Structures
DST 3202
Finite Element Methods Applied to

Offshore Engineering
DST 3203
Elective III
DST 3204
Elective IV
DST 3205
Elective V
Pre requisites
Electives
1
3
5
Ocean Waves and Effects

2 Analysis of Special Structures
Design of Offshore Structures
4 Fatigue problems in Ships and Marine Structures
Computer Applications in Ship Manoeuvring
128
129
Semester III
Course Code Paper
DST 3301 Project Progress Evaluation
C/E Credits
C
18
Pre requisites
C/E Credits
Pre requisites
Semester IV
Course Code Paper
DST 3401 Project Dissertation Evaluation
and Viva Voce
18
Details of Faculty
Sl.
No.
1
Name & Designation
Specialisation
Communication
Dr. Dileep K. Krishnan

(DKK) Associate
Professor
Dr.K.P.Narayanan (KPN)
Associate Professor
Ship Manoeuvrability,
Resistance and Propulsion
dileep@cusat.ac.in
0484-3942482
Ship structures and

Strength
narayanan@cusat.ac.in
0484-2575870
Dr. C.G. Nandakumar

Associate Professor (CGN)
Structural Analysis
Finite Element Method
nandu@cusat.ac.in
9447463475
Mr. James Joseph Kattady,

Associate Professor (KJ)
Marine Engineering
Thermodynamics
Dr. S. K. Pyarilal (SKP)

Associate Professor
Ship Design
9846022253
Dr. K. Roby (KR)

Associate Professor
Mrs. Mariamma Chacko
Associate Professor (MC)
Naval Architecture
Computer Science
Electrical Engineering
and Electronics
roby@cusat.ac.in
0484 - 2575410
mariamma@cusat.ac.in
0484-2577226
Dr.K.Sivaprasad (KSP)
Associate Professor and Head
Ship Building Technology
sivaprasad@cusat.ac.in
0484-2575601
Dr.A. Mathiazhagan (AM)

Associate Professor
Material Science and

Corrosion Engineering
alagan@cusat.ac.in
9447434901
10
Dr. C.B. Sudheer (CBS)

Lecturer (On Deputation)
Production Engineering,
Ship Production,
CAD/CAM
sudheer@cusat.ac.in
0484 2396194
129
130
INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF PHOTONICS

M.Tech (Opto-electronics & Laser Technology)
Semester I
Course
Code
Paper
C/E
Credits
ISP 3101
ISP 3102
Modern Optics
Laser Technology
C
C
4
4
ISP 3103
ISP 3104
ISP 3105
ISP 3106
Opto-electronics
Industrial Management
Lab Course I
Communication
Technology
Total for semester
C
C
E
C
4
1
3
3
Pre-requisites
19
Semester II
Course
Code
ISP 3201
ISP 3202
ISP 3203
ISP 3204
ISP 3205
ISP 3206
ISP 3207
ISP 3208
Pre-requisites
Paper
C/E
Credits
Fibre Optics &

C
4
Applications
Lab Course II
C
3
Mini Project Seminar etc. E
1
Any 3 of the following electives
Laser Applications
E
3
Non-Liner Optics etc
E
3
Digital Communications
E
3
Industrial Photonics
E
3
Advanced Laser Systems
E
3
Total for semester
17
Semester III & Semester IV
Course
Code
ISP 3301
ISP 3401
Paper
Project Dissertation Evaluation
and Via-Voce
C/E
C
C
Credits
Pre-requisites
18
18
130
131
FIVE YEAR INTEGRATED M.Sc PHOTONICS

Semester I
Course
Code
Paper
C/E
CEL 1101
Mechanics and Wave Phenomena
Electricity and Magnetism
CEL 1103
Optics I-Geometrical Optics
CEL 1104
Mathematics I
CEL 1105
Statistical Methods
CEL 1106
Lab/Viva
CEL 1107
Communicative English
CEL 1102
Credit
Total for Semester I
Pre-requisites
20
Semester II
Course
Code
Paper
C/E
CEL 1201
Electronics I-Basic Electronics
CEL 1202
Optics Ii-Physical Optics
CEL 1203
Mathematics II
CEL 1204
Computer Science
CEL 1205
Nuclei, Particles and Beams
CEL 1206
Lab/Viva
CEL 1207
History of Science and

Technology
Total for Semester II
Credit
Pre-requisites
19
131
132
Semester III
Course
Code
Paper
C/E
Credit
CEL 1301
Electronics II Analog and

Digital Electronics
CEL 1302
Classical Mechanics
CEL 1303
Thermodynamics and
Statistical Mechanics
CEL 1304
Mathematics III
CEL 1305
Atomic Spectroscopy
CEL 1306
Lab/Viva
CEL 1307
Seminar
Total for Semester III
Pre-requisites
19
Semester IV
Course
Code
Paper
C/E
Credit
CEL 1401
Electronics III
Microprocessors and their
Applications
CEL 1402
Optics III-Optical
Instrumentation
CEL 1403
Quantum Mechanics I
CEL 1404
Electromagnetic Theory
and Relativistic
Phenomena
CEL 1405
Mathematics IV
CEL 1406
Lab Computer
CEL 1407
Workshop
CEL 1408
Seminar/ Viva
Total for Semester IV
Pre-requisites
20
132
133
Semester V
Course
Code
Paper
C/E
CEL 1501
Optics IV-Applied Optics
CEL 1502
Electronics IV-Electronic
Instrumentation
CEL 1503
Quantum Mechanics II
CEL 1504
Materials Science
CEL 1505
Molecular Spectroscopy
CEL 1506
Lab/Viva
CEL 1507
Seminar
Credit
Total for Semester V
Pre-requisites
19
Semester VI
Course
Code
Paper
C/E
Credit
CEL 1601
Photonics-IOptoelectroncis
CEL 1602
Photonics II-Fibre
Optics
CEL 1603
Photonics III-Laser
Physics
CEL 1604
Project/Viva
CEL 1605
Lab/Viva
Total for Semester VI
Pre-requisites
16
133
134
Semester VII
Course
Code
Paper
C/E
Credit
CEL 2701
Advanced Solid State Theory
CEL 2702
Laser Systems & Laser

Applications
CEL 2EX1
Elective I
CEL 2EX2
Elective II
CEL 2703
Lab I Electronics
CEL 2704
Lab II-Mathematical
Modelling & Simulation
CEL 2705
Seminar/Viva
Total for Semester VII
Pre-requisites
19
Semester VIII
Course
Code
Paper
C/E
Credit
CEL 2801
Nonlinear Optics
CEL 2802

an Optical Signal
Processing
CEL 2EX3
Elective III
CEL 2EX4
Elective IV
CEL 2803
Lab I Electronics
CEL 2804
Lab II-Photonics
CEL 2805
Seminar/Viva
Total for Semester VIII
Pre-requisites
19
134
135
Semester IX
Course
Code
Paper
C/E
Credit
CEL 2901
Optical
Communication
CEL 2902
Lab I
Fibre Optics Lab
CEL 2903
Lab II
Photonics Lab
CEL 2904
Seminar/Viva
CEL 2EX5
Elective V
CEL 2EX6
Elective VI
CEL 2EX7
Elective VII
Total for Semester IX
Pre-requisites
18
Semester X
Course Code
CEL 2X01
Paper
Project/Viva
C/E
C
Credit
Pre-requisites
16
Total Credits
16
Total credit for the course
185
135
136
Details of Faculty
Sl.
No.
1
Name & Designation
Specialization
Communication (Residence)
Dr.Sheenu Thomas (ST)

Assistant Professor
Dr. V.P.N.Nampoori (VPN)
Emeritus Professor
Experimental Solid
9349405537 st@cusat.ac.in
State Physics
Laser Spectroscopy
0484-2576263
and Nonlinear Optics vapnnampoori@gmail.com
Dr.P.Radhakrishnan(PR)
Professor (Emeritus)
Laser Technology &

Fibre Optics
0484-2604811
radhak@cusat.ac.in
Dr.M.Kailasnath (MK)
Assistant Professor & Director
Fibre Optics
0484-2494347
kailas@cusat.ac.in
Dr.K C James (KCJ)

Asso.Prof.Statistics Dep
Industrial
Management
9446605183
136
137
DEPARTMENT OF INSTRUMENTATION
M.Sc (Instrumentation)
First Semester
Course Code Name of the Course C/E
Credit
INS 2101
C
C
3
2
INS 2102
INS 2103
INS 2104
INS 2105
INS 2101L
INS 2102L
Applied
Mathematics
Introduction to
Instrumentation
systems
Sensors,
Transducers and
Actuators
Electronic Devices
and Circuits
Digital Electronics
Computer Science
Lab.
Analog Electronics
Lab.
Total Credits 19
Second Semester
Course Code
Name of the Course C/E
Credit
INS 2201
Microprocessors
and Instrumentation
Optical
Instrumentation
Control System
Elective - 1
Elective - 2
Sensors and signal
conditioning Lab
Digital Electronics
Lab
C
E
E
C
3
3
3
2
INS 2202
INS 2203
INS 2204
INS 2205
INS 2201L
INS 2202L
Total Credits 19
Third Semester
Course Code
Credit
INS 2301
INS 2302
Signal Processing
C
Analytical Methods C
and Instrumentation
Elective - 3
E
3
3
INS 2303
3
137
138
INS 2304
INS 2305
INS 2306
INS 2301L
INS 2302L
Elective - 4
Elective 5
Seminar
Control Systems
and process control
lab
Microprocessor and
interfacing lab
E
E
C
C
3
3
1
1
1
Total Credits 18
Fourth Semester
Course Code
Credit
INS 2401
Project work and

Viva-Voce
16
Total Credits 16
Credits for Core (C) courses:
Credits for Elective (E) courses:
Total credits for the course:
57
15
72
List of Electives
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
Materials Science
Vacuum Techniques and Instrumentation
Biomedical Instrumentation
MEMS and Microsystems
Modern Control Systems
Process Control
Microcontroller and Computer based Instrumentation.
Details of Faculty
Sl. No
Name & Designation
Specialization
Intercom
Communication
Dr. K. Rajeev Kumar

Associate Professor &
Head of the Department
Vacuum Technology/
Cryogenics/Transducers
2350/2359
9447040323
rajeev@cusat.ac.in
Dr.K.N.Madhusoodanan Analytical
Associate Professor
Instrumentation
2353
madhu@cusat.ac.in
9349406334
Dr. Stephen Rodrigues

Associate Professor
Microwave Electronics/
Communication
2354
9497485565
roderig@cusat.ac.in
Dr. Johney Issac

Assistant Professor
Control System/
Process Control
2357
9446206218
johney@cusat.ac.in
138
139
PROFORMA A
(For Student Registration)
School / Department of ..
COCHIN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Registration Form
Name of Teacher
Course Code
Name of the Course
Number of Credits
Sl.
No.
Semester
Name of Student
C/E
Programme
of study
Department
Signature
of Student
139
140
PROFORMA B
School / Department of ..
COCHIN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
I / II / III / IV Semester M.Sc / M.Tech / .......................................................
Name of Student : ................................................................................................................

Sl. Course
No. Code
C/E
Name of Course
Number of Credits (Core)
Number of Credits (Elective)
Total Credits
Student Advisor
No. of
Credits
Name of the Teacher

& department
Signature
of Teacher
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The academic committee

Regulations of Credit based Post Graduate Courses & M.Tech programmes

Details of Courses offered in the various Departments/Schools

Faculty of Social Sciences

School of Environmental Studies

Department of Applied Chemistry

Student Registration forms (Proforma A)

Student Registration forms (Proforma B)

Dr. Thomas Kurian

Members of the Academic Committee (2014-2016)

REGULATIONS FOR POST GRADUATE PROGRAMMES IN THE DEPARTMENTS/

ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION

As per the Regulations prescribed by the University from time to time.

Core courses should generally be offered by the Department/School concerned. Normally

Accumulated minimum credits

Minimum attendance required

where [X-Y) means X is included and Y is excluded.

10. ACADEMIC COMMITTEE

REGULATIONS FOR M.TECH PROGRAMMES IN THE DEPARTMENTS / SCHOOLS OF

1.1. Mode of Evaluation

90% and above

Where [X-Y) means that X is included and Y is excluded

1.7. Review of Question Papers and Valuation of Answer Books.

1.8. Grievance Cell

ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016

Commencement of classes - V semester B.Tech General & I Semester PG Courses

Closing date for registration of choice of courses under CBCS

Commencement of classes - I Semester of all UG programmes, BBA LL.B, B.Com

Commencement of classes - III Semester MBA after internship

Last date for payment of semester fee with fine

ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016

Commencement of classes - I Semester MBA

Commencement of Sports Selection Trials(without affecting classes)

Election to the General Council of CUU

ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016

Inauguration of CUU/Hindi Day

Commencement of Monsoon Programme

Sree Narayana Guru Samadhi

Commencement of Environment Film Festival

ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016

Commencement of Adventure Sports for Boys

Commencement of 2nd Internals - B.Tech General & UG Courses

Science Lecture Series - Lecture 2

Commencement of 2nd Internals - PG Courses

ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016

Commencement of exam -V Sem B.Tech General

1. End of Semester Classes - III Sem M.Sc,MA,MBA,MCA,M.Tech,M.Phil,BBA

Commencement of exam - V Sem M.Sc,MA,MBA,MCA,M.Tech & M.Phil

Commencement of exam - I Sem M.Sc,MA,MBA,MCA,M.Tech,M.Phil /V Sem MCA/III

Commencement of exam - I sem BBA LL.B,B.Com LL.B

ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016

Main Campus Sports

Starting of Christmas Vacation (Forenoon onwards)

SOE Sports - Athletics

Commencement of exam -I Sem B.Tech NA&SB, B.Tech PS&RT, B.Tech Instrumentation

ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015-2016

National Youth Day

Inter Collegiate Sports Meet