THOUBAL COLLEGE (Manipur University)

This unit is offered to BSC 1ST Semester Computer Science

This unit is a part of CS303 Digital Computer Design

Offered to Bsc 3 rd sem.

This course is offered for 4th sem

This unit is part of Data Structure using C

Offered to 5th sem

This course is offered to 6th Semester BSc Computer Science Honours Degree.

This course is a part of the subject “ Operating Systems [CS 609] “

This course is for 10 marks.

THis course is for 6sem

This course crarries 15 mark

2.1       Notion of Central Tendency: Average, characteristics of an ideal average.

2.2       Arithmatic Mean (A.M.): Definition, effect of change of origin and scale, combined mean           of a number of groups, merits and demerits, its applications.

2.3       Mode: Definition, formula for computation (with derivcation), graphical method of determination of median, merits and demerits, its applications.

2.4       Median: Definition, formula for computation (with derivcation), graphical method of determination of median, merits and demerits, its applications.

2.5       Empirical relation between mean, median and mode.

2.6       Partition Values: Quartiles, Deciles and Percentiles, their applications.

2.7       Geometric Mean (G.M.): Definition, merits and demerits, its applications.

2.8       Harmonic Mean (H.M.): Definition, merits and demerits, its applications.

2.9       Relation between A.M., G.M., and H.M.

2.10     Weighted Mean: Weighted A.M., G.M. and H.M.

4.1       Raw moments for grouped and ungrouped data.

4.2       Moments about an arbitary constant for grouped and ungrouped data.

4.3       Central moments for grouped and ungrouped data, Effect of change of origin and scale, Sheppard’s correction for moments upto fourth order (without proof).

4.4       Relations between central moments and raw moments (upto fourth order).

Introduction of Correlation 

4.1          Multiple and partial correlation (for three variables), their coefficients and properties, redisual and its properties, variance of residuals.

4.2          Multiple and partial correlation coefficient in terms of total correlation coefficients for three variables.

4.3          Explained and unexplained variation, coefficient of determination.

4.4          Intra class correlation coefficient (derivation) and its limits.

4.5          Correlation ratio (derivation) and its properties.

4.6          Pearsonian system of curve – Personian general differential equation and derivation of Pearsonian curves of Types – I, II and III.

4.7          Orthogonal polynomial – its importance and derication of orthogonal polynomials.

Mohammed Bin Tughlaq

Study of medieval Indian History

history of Europe

This course contains 5 units of 75 arks

This course is for 12 marks

Theories and solving problems

Theories, problem solving and laboratory works etc

Theories, Problem solving and lab works etc

Notes on Special functions

Theories, problem solving, Lab works etc

Discussion, interaction and seminars

Structure of crystal structures and superconductor etc.

unit i:solution:The solution containing a solute and a solvent is known a binary solution ,solution having two solutes and a solvent is known as ternary solution

RYUUIKLLMM NBVVGHU  JIOO

BSc 1st semester Chemistry CH101

Section A

BSc 4th Semester Chemistry : CH404

Section A-INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

Section A-INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

Section A-INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

BSc 5th Semester Chemistry- CHM:SE H 505

Cell membranes,unit membranes concept

Principles of animal classification

History and Principles of Animal classification

 Unit 2 

Coelentereta: Srtuctural organization and affinities

Platyhelminthes: Strutural oganization of Trematoda and Cestoda. Life cycle and parasitic adaptation in Fasciola hepatica and Taenaia solium

Aschelminthes: Distinguishing characters and classification upto orders, Life cycle, pathogenicity and prophylaxis of Ascaris lumbricoides

Unit 4: Minor phyla

Distinguishing characters and examples of Nemeritinea, Rotifer, Acanthocephala, Spinculida, Echiurida(Ectoprocta), Brachyopoda and Phoronida

1 )Study of ecosystem of a pond. 

     i)  Identification of biotic and abiotic components.

      ii) Recording of turbidity, temperature, and pH. 

       iii) Estimation of Oxygen ( Winkler's Method ) of Pond water

        iv) Estimation of Carbon dioxide ( Phenolphthalein method ) of Pond water

2 ) Population study by tagging experiment ( to track the movement of animals ) -marking, releasing & recapturing method.

About the biotechnology 

Description :

1. Study of developmental stages of frog ( permanent slides, WM ): cleavage, gastrula and  neurula.

2. Study of developmental stages of chick ( permanent slides, WM ): 18, 24, 36, 48 and 72 hours incubation.

3. Study of permanent slides of sections of blastula and gastrula of chick and neurula and external gills of frog.

DISTRIBUTION OF MARKS :

Identification  = 1/2

Characters ( 3 points ) = 1/2 x 3 = 1  1/2

Total = 2

Three slides = 3  x  2  =  6  Marks

Definitions of endocrine glands and neurosecretory cells

Functions and hormones secreted by different endocrine glands

Miscellaneous hormones secreted by gastrointestinal system,kidney,placenta and heart and their functions

Biological chemistry : its scope and importance. Chemistry of carbohydrates, Proteins, Lipids and Nucleic          acids. Enzymes: nature, classification and functions. Co-enzymes and prosthetic groups. Enzyme actions.

Intermediary metabolism : Carbohydrates : Embden-Meyerhoff pathways ( Glycolysis ), TCA cycle ( Krebs          cycle ), Glycogenolysis, Glycogenesis and Gluconeogenolysis. Biological oxidations with special                     reference  to the role of the electron transport system. Basic concept of Bioenergetics.

     Lipid : Oxidation of fatty acids, fate of glycerol, keton body formation and utilization. Interraction of               carbohydrate and lipids.

     Proteins : Metabolism of amino acids. Oxidative deamination, tran-aminations, decarboxylation,                   enzymology of urea cycle. Fate of glucogenic and ketogenic amino acids. Interrelationship of metabolic       pathways. 

GENERAL CHARACTER AND CLASSIFICATION

Bentham& Hooker's natural system of classification   

Plant Geography: Its scope and importance; phytogeographical regions of India; factors affecting plant distribution; plant dispersal, migration methods, endemism and barriers of distribution.      Marks: 15

Early stage of geographical studies 

Nature of geography, emergence of geography as a subject, geography and other disciplines.

Fundamentals of Geography

physical geography