MARIS
STELLA COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS), VIJAYAWADA – 8
DEPARTMENT
OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
PAPERS
OFFERED
Semester
|
Paper
No:
|
Course
Code
|
Title of the paper
|
Teaching
hrs
|
Credits
|
I
|
1
|
POLC024
|
Introduction to Political Theory
|
5
|
4
|
II
|
2
|
POLC025
|
Indian Government and Politics
|
5
|
4
|
III
|
3
|
POLC026
|
Comparative Govt & Politics
|
5
|
4
|
IV
|
4
|
POLC027
|
Introduction to International
Relations
|
5
|
4
|
V
|
5
|
POLC028
|
Indian Political Thought
|
5
|
4
|
V
|
6
|
POLC029
|
Western Political Thought
|
5
|
4
|
VI
|
7
Common Elective
|
POLC030
(or)
POLC031
(or)
POLC032
|
Elective – I
(Major issues in Indian Politics)
(or)
Elective – II
(Principles of Public Administration)
(or)
Elective – III
(Local Self-Govt in Andhra Pradesh)
|
5
|
4
|
VI
|
8
9
10
Cluster Elective’s
|
POLC033
POLC034
POLC0
|
Elective – I
(Comparative constitutionalism:UK,
USA, Switzerland, France & South Africa
Elective – II
(Human rights in a comparative
perspective
Elective – III
(Political Sociology)
|
5
5
5
|
4
4
4
|
Total number of credits
|
40
|
MARIS
STELLA COLLEGE (AUTONOMOUS), VIJAYAWADA – 8
DEPARTMENT
OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
GOALS
AND OBJECTIVES
Semester
|
Title
of the paper
|
Goals
and objectives
|
I
|
Introduction to Political Theory
|
To
make the students learn
-
concepts of political theory
-
sovereignty
-
law, liberty & equality etc.
|
II
|
Indian Government and Politics
|
To
enable the students to understand the framing of Indian constitution and its
basic philosophy.
|
III
|
Comparative Govt & Politics
|
To
enable the students to gain knowledge on different forms of Governments.
|
IV
|
Introduction to International
Relations
|
To
enhance the learning skills of the students about the importance of
International relations with reference to Indian foreign policy.
|
V
|
Indian Political Thought
|
To
make the students gain the basic historical information of the political
thought given by noted Indian political thinkers like Manu, Kautilya &
Mahatma Gandhi.
|
V
|
Western Political Thought
|
To
create awareness among the students about the political thought of Western countries
as enunciated by prominent political thinkers like Plato, Aristotle &
Bentham etc.
|
VI
|
Elective – I
Major issues in Indian Politics
|
To
make the students aware of major political issues and their impact on the
Indian society.
|
Elective – II
Principles of Public Administration
|
To
create awareness on the part of the students about the basic structure of
administration and its role in the political system
|
|
Elective – III
Local Self-Govt in Andhra Pradesh
|
To
make the students acknowledge the necessity and importance of
Decentralization of power in Local Bodies of administration.
|
|
VI
|
Elective – I
Comparative constitutionalism: UK,
USA, Switzerland, France & South Africa
|
To
provide the students with basic knowledge on different constitutions of the
world and their system of working.
|
Elective – II
Human rights in a comparative
perspective
|
To
make the students aware on the ways of protection and promotion of human
right and its role in the society.
|
|
Elective – III
Project Work
|
To
enlighten the minds of the students on the various aspects of social
conditions and its impact on the political system.
|
Political Science syllabus for the academic year 2017-2018, 2018-19 and 2019-20 for all B.A Literature, HEP,SW, HET & Journalism courses I, II & III years. Click here to view
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