AVK HASSAN – Arakalagudu Varadarajulu Kanthamma College For Women Hassan

VISION

uThe Department of Political Science aspires to provide high-quality education of Political Science.

uThe Department works to cultivate ethos of liberty, equality and democracy among the young minds.

uAlong with these the department also seeks to impart policy oriented knowledge of Political Science so as to meet the needs of the government, higher studies, market and society at large.

uWe look forward to make the Department a world class centre for learning and research in political studies which will be capable to address the problems of the global community.

MISSION

• To bring higher education and dissemination of ideas of Political Science among the students.

• To develop rational approach and critical thinking among students and to inculcate among them a feeling of service to the nation and global community at large.

• Adoption of a dynamic curricula and student friendly teaching methods so as to achieve their overall academic needs and develop their real-world problem-solving skills.

Objectives

• To understand the working of the state and ideal governance.

• To understand the concepts of liberty, equality, rights and justice .

• To understand real world problems associated with the distribution of resources in the society, power, governance and address these issues meaningfully.

• To contribute to the building of the nation as a responsible global citizen.

AV KANTHAMMA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, HASSAN

Department of Political Science

PROGRAMMEOUTCOME

2018-23

PO-1: Developing an understanding about the nature and philosophy of Political Science and its interface with society. Enable the students to develop qualities of responsible and active citizens in a democracy.

PO-2: Understanding the nature and developments in national and international politics

PO-3: Introducing certain key aspects of conceptual analysis in political theory and the skills required to engage in debates surrounding the application of the concepts.

PO-4: Providing General Knowledge required to competitive Examinations by rendering necessary knowledge and skills, Competency required for understanding Conceptual and Practical dimensions of administrative process in India.

PO-5: To make the students aware on different issues that exists in Indian polity by making them understand the emerging issues and their causes to the Indian Democracy

PO-6: PO-6: Analyzing the Indian constitutional provisions, major legislations and reforms. Critical evaluation of social, economic and political variables for a proper understanding of the plurality of Indian society.

PO-7: PO-7: Building overall consciousness regarding Political Science as a contemporary discipline and also to inculcate the Indian political ethos and the moral standards of functioning of political institutions in India.

PO-8: PO-8: Understanding the dimensions of Indian Government, its Parliamentary Procedures an understanding of the citizens duties and responsibilities

PO-9: PO-9: Developing knowledge of administrative studies with special reference to Indian administrative structures and practices.

PO-10: PO-10: Equipping students to develop insights into political institutional functioning keeping in insight both the normative and empirical ways of understanding, scientifically assessing the functioning of the government as result oriented institutions.

PO-11: Representing both knowledge and skill components and making it contemporary in its content. Learning among the students will thus make it interesting and lively.

AVK COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, HASSAN

Department of Political Science

PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOME

2022-23

SEMESTER AND PAPER

SUB TOPICS

PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOME

Semester I

DSC-1 Basic Concepts Political Science

Meaning, Nature, Scope and Political Science.

Ø Meaning, Nature, Scope and Importance of Political Science,

Ø Approaches – Philosophical, Historical, Observational, Comparative and Experimental.

Ø Emergence of Political Science as a Discipline.

Ø Meaning and Elements of State, Difference between State and Government, State and Society, State and Association

Ø Theories on Origin of State- Historical Theory, Divine Rights Theory, Social Contract Theory, Marxist and Gandhian Theory of State

Ø Civil Society- Meaning and Importance

Meaning, Characteristics, and Kinds of Sovereignty

Ø Meaning, Characteristics, and Kinds of Sovereignty.

Ø Austin’s Concept of Sovereignty and Pluralistic Critique, Pluralistic Theory of Sovereignty, Challenges to the State

Ø Sovereignty in the age of Globalization.

Ø Law meaning, Sources, Relations between Law and Liberty , law and Justice.

Liberty, Equality, Power and Justice:

Ø Liberty: Meaning and Kinds; Positive and Negative

Ø Equality: Meaning and Kinds (Social, Economic and Political)

Ø Power and Justice: Meaning and kinds

Ø Political Obligation: Nature AND Importance, Grounds of Political Obligation.

DSC-2 Political Theory

Political Theory

Ø Meaning, Nature and Importance of Political Theory,

Ø Modern Approaches- Behavioral, Post-Behavioral,

Ø David Easton’s Political System and Marxian

Ø Relevance of Political Theory, Decline and Resurgence of Political Theory

Liberalism

Ø Liberalism: J.S Mill

Ø Neo- Liberalism: John Rawls

Ø Libertarianism: Robert Nozick

Communitarianism and Multi-culturalism

Ø Communitarianism and Multiculturalism: Indian perspective, Colonial Discourse and Post Colonialism, Post Colonial Response and its Limitations

Ø Proponents of Secularism – Nehru, Gandhi, Moulana Azad.

Ø Democracy and Liberalism- Dr.B.R.Ambedker, Lohia, Jaya Prakash Narayan.

Semester II

DSC-3 Western Political Thought

Greek Political Thought, Medieval - Political Thought, Machiavelli

Ø Salient Features of the Greek Political Thought,

Ø Plato: Theory of Justice, Philosopher King, Aristotle: State and Its Classification, Theory of Revolution

Ø Salient Features of Medieval - Political Thought, Christian Tradition,

Ø St. Thomas Aquinas: Church v/s State,

Ø St. Augustine: Theory of Two Swords, Machiavelli: On Politics and State Craft, Views on ends and means

Social Contract theorists,Bentham,J.S. Mill

Ø Hobbes: Theory of Sovereignty,

Ø Locke: Social Contract and Theory of Government, Tolerance; Rousseau: Social Contract, General Will

Ø Bentham: Theory of Utilitarianism

Ø J.S. Mill: Views on Liberty

Karl Marx , Jurgen Habermas,

Noam Chomsky

Ø Karl Marx – Historical Materialism,Classw Struggle, Surples theory And Revolution. Classless and stateless society Jurgen Habermas- Communicative action, Public Sphere, Theory of truth and knowledge

Ø Noam Chomsky- Responsibility of Intellectuals, Manufacturing consent.

DSC-4 Indian National Movement and Constitutional Development

Indian National Movement. The Gandhian Phase Political Issues

Ø Indian National Movement: Features, The Liberal, The Extremist and Revolutionary Phase

Ø The Gandhian Phase: Non-Cooperation movement, Civil Disobedience Movement and the Quit India movement.

Ø Political Issues during National movement- Swaraj, Reservation, Gandhian Swadeshi Concept..

Acts,Round Table Conferences, Cabinet Mission Plan,

Ø Morley-Minto Reform Act of 1909, Montague Chelmsford Act of 1919: main provisions and Dyarchy, Simon Commission, The Nehru Report.

Ø Round Table Conferencess, Government of India Act of 1935: main provisions:, provincial Autonomy and federal system

Ø Cabinet Mission Plan, Indian Independence Act of 1947: main provisions.

Constituent Assembly Debates

Ø Citizenship, Minority Rights, Fundamental Rights.Language and National Integration.

Semester III

DSC-5 Indian Government and Politics

Indian Politics

Ø Indian Politics: Approaches to study of State and politics in India (Liberal, Marxist and Gandhian)

Ø Constituent Assembly- Composition and Major Debates regarding the Structure of Indian State

Ø Preamble and Salient Features of Indian Constitution.

The Union Government.

Ø The Union Executive: The President, VicePresident, Prime Minister and the Council of Ministers.

Ø Parliament: Powers and Functions of Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, Relationship between the two Chambers,

Ø Amendment Process and Major Amendments (42nd, 73rd, 74th , 86th , 101st ).

Ø Judiciary and Judicial Review, Appellate Authority.

Nature of Indian Political System

Ø Nature of Indian Political System, Union-State Relations (Commissions and Committees),

Ø President’s Rule: Processes and politics. Chapter-8: Political parties and party system in India Coalition Politics and Elections in Indian Politics.

Ø Issues in Indian Democracy: Casteism, Communalism, Regionalism, Criminalization, Social and Distributive Justice.

DSC-6 Parliamentary Procedures in India.

Elections to the Legislatures

Ø Elections to the Legislatures: Parliament and State Legislatures.

Ø Powers, Functions of People's Representatives - Members of Parliament and State Legislature.

Ø Legislative Procedures of the Parliament: Articles 107-122.

Kinds of Bills

Ø Kinds of Bills: Ordinary Bills, Money Bills, Finance Bills, Private Member Bills. Drafting of the Bill,

Ø First Reading and Departmental Standing Committee, Second Reading, Third Reading, Passage of the Bill, Consent by the President, Gazette Notifications.

Ø Parliamentary Committees: Composition and Functioning (Departmental Standing Committees, Select Committees, Joint Parliamentary Committees, Public Accounts Committee on Privilege Business, Advisory Committee, Ethics Committee).

Motions and Hours in the House

Ø Motions and Hours in the House : Question Hour, Zero Hour, Half an Hour Discussion, Calling Attention Motion, Adjournment Motion, Privilege motion, Censure motion, 'Noconfidence' motion, Cut motion.

Ø Parliamentary Questions: Types, Starred and Unstarred Questions, Questions Addressed to Private Members and Short Notice Questions.

Ø Parliamentary Privileges: Constitutional Provisions, Codification of Privileges, Privileges of Parliamentarians and Legislators, Breach of Privilege.

Semester IV

DSC - 7

Ancient Indian Political Ideas and Institutions.

Sources, Perspectives, Indian Culture

Ø Sources and Limitations: Pre and Post Colonial.

Ø Perspectives:Orientalists, Nationalists, Marxian (Asiatic Mode of Production) and Gandhiji on Varnashrama Dharma.

Ø Indian Culture: Ma x Mull er , S w a mi

Ø V ive k a nand a, Dr.Radhakrishan

Socio-Political Ideas in the Early Indian Thought, Kingship, Functions of Institutions

Ø Dharma, Rajadharma, Dandaniti, Nyaya, Vaisheshika, Shunya, Ratnin Ceremony, Varnadharma, and Ashramadharma.

Ø Kingship: Origin, Nature and Structure

Ø Functions of Institutions: Sabha, Samiti, Vidhata, Paura-Janapada.

Ganasanghas, Ramayana, Mahabharatha

Ø Ganasanghas:Nature, Structure, Functions

Ø Ramarajya,

Ø Rajadharma in Shantiparva, Idea of war and Peace –

Ø values in Thirukural, Manu Smruthi (Caste)

DSC-8

Modern Political Analysis

Genesis and Emergence of Modern Political Analysis.

Ø Genesis and Emergence of Modern Political Analysis,

Ø Modern Political Analysis -Meaning, Nature, Scope and Goals

Ø Political System-Types, similarities and differences, classification.

Ø Approaches – Traditional- Philosophical, Historical Institutional, Modern- Behavioral, Systems, Game.

Systems theory

Ø Talcott Parson's General Systems theory- Pattern of Inter Relationship, Hierarchical order, Integration.

Ø David Easton’s Input-Output model of Political System, Features, Functions and Critical Evaluation.

Ø Power-Meaning, significance, and measurement, difference between Power, Authority, Legitimacy and Influence, Harold Lasswell’s contribution.

Structural – Functional Analysis, Decision Making Theory, Political Development

Ø Talcott Parson's General Systems theory- Pattern of Inter Relationship, Hierarchical order, Integration.

Ø David Easton’s Input-Output model of Political System, Features, Functions and Critical Evaluation.

Ø Power-Meaning, significance, and measurement, difference between Power, Authority, Legitimacy and Influence, Harold Lasswell’s contribution.

V-Sem

GE-1

Indian Administration

1. Meaning

Ø Features and Functions of Civil Service Growth of Civil Service in India, types of Civil Service in India.

Ø Union Public service Commission-Composition and Functions

2. Central Administration.

Ø Indian Administration

Ø Central Secretariat, Cabinet Secretary

Ø Ministry of Home affairs, Ministry of Personnel Public Grievances and Pensions State Secretariat, Chief Secretary

3. State Administration

Ø State Secretariat, Chief Secretary

Ø District as a unit of Administration.

Ø Powers and Functions of Deputy Commission

4. Administrative organization

Ø Administrative organization at Taluk and Panchayat levels Powers and Functions.

VI –Sem

DSE (P)3

Local Governments in India

1. Introduction

Ø Meaning, Features and importance of Local Governments. Evolution of Local

Ø Governments, Constitutional Status of Local Governments Recommendations of Balwanth Roy Mehta and Ashok Mehta Committee.

II. Rural Local Governments

Ø 73 Constitutional Amendments-features and prospects. Zilla Panchayat. Talluck Panchayat & Village Panchayat: Composition, Powers & Functions. Rural Development Programmes Housing, Health, Education and Agriculture. Sources of Revenue of the Rural Local Governments.

III. Urban local Governments

Ø 74 Constitutional Amendments-features and prospects. Corporation, Municipal Council and Town Panchayat: Composition, powers &Functions.Urban Development Programmes- Housing, Health, Education and Environment Sources of Revenue of the Urban local Governments

IV, Issues in Local Governance

Ø Autonomy and Accountability of Local Governments,

Ø Relations between Peoples Representative and Bureaucracy

Ø Empowerment of the Marginalized Sections of the Society.

Ø Electoral Politics, Role of Political Parties and Pressure Groups.

VI –Sem-(GE-2)

Human Rights, Gender and Environment

Understanding Social Inequality

Ø Caste, Gender. Ethnicity and Class as distinct categories and their interconnection Globalisation and its impact on workers, peasants, dalits, divasis and women.

II Human Rights

Ø Human Rights: Various Meanings UN Declarations and Covenants

Ø Human Rights and Citizenship Rights

Ø Human Rights and the Indian Constitution the role of he National Human Rights Commission. Consumer Rights: The Consumer Protection Act and grievance redressal mechanisms

Ø Human Rights Movement in India.

III Gender

Ø Analyzing Structures of Patriarchy Gender, Culture and History Economic Development and Women The issue of Women’s Political Participation and Representation in India Laws, Institutions and Women’s Rights in India Women’s Movements in India.

IV Environment

Ø Environmental and Sustainable Development UN Environment Programme. Rio, Johannesburg and after. Issues of Industrial Pollution, Global Warming and threats to Bio-diversity Environment Policy in India, Environmental Movement in India.

AV KANTHAMMA COLLEGE FOR WOMEN, HASSAN

Departmentof Political Science

COURSEOUTCOME

2018-19

Sl.No	Semester and Paper	Paper title/ topics	Course Outcome
1.	I DSC 1-A	Introduction to Political Science	CO-1: Introduction to Political Science: CO-2: Concept of State CO-3: Concepts of Liberty, Equality and Justice, Debates in Political Theory.
2.	II DSC1- B	Indian Government and Politics	CO-4: Historical development of the Constitution CO-5: Preamble to the Constitution, Fundamental Rights and Duties. Union Government: President, Prime Minister-Powers and Functions Judiciary CO-6: The Supreme Court: Composition, Powers and Functions, Union Public Service Commission, Election Commission, Planning Commission, Religion and Politics.
3.	III DSC 1-C	Major Political Ideologies	CO-7: Introduction to Political Ideology, Nationalism, Liberalism. CO-8: Socialism, Democratic Socialism and Marxism, Democracy
4.	IV DSC 1-D	Introduction to International Relations	CO-9: Introduction :Meaning, Nature, Scope and Importance. CO-10: National Power, Foreign Policy and its Instruments, United Nations, India's Foreign Policy
5.	V DSE	Public Administration and Public policy	CO-11: Introduction: Personnel Administration. CO-12: public policy: concept and theories, relevance of policy making.
6.	V Ge-1	Indian Administration	CO-13: Meaning, Central Administration, State Administration State Secretariat, Chief Secretary. CO-14: Administrative organization at Taluk and Panchayat levels.
7.	VI DSE	Local Self Government in India	CO-15: Introduction, Rural Local Governments, Urban local Governments, Issues in Local Governance.
8.	VI GE-2	Human Rights Gender and Environment	CO-16 : Understanding Social Inequality, Human Rights, Gender, Environment, Environment Policy in India, Environmental Movement in India

COURSEOUTCOME

2019-20

Sl.No	Semester and Paper	Paper title/ topics	Course Outcome
1.	I DSC 1-A	Introduction to Political Science	CO-1: Introduction to Political Science: CO-2: Concept of State CO-3: Concepts of Liberty, Equality and Justice, Debates in Political Theory.
2.	II DSC1- B	Indian Government and Politics	CO-4: Historical development of the Constitution CO-5: Preamble to the Constitution, Fundamental Rights and Duties. Union Government: President, Prime Minister-Powers and Functions Judiciary CO-6: The Supreme Court: Composition, Powers and Functions, Union Public Service Commission, Election Commission, Planning Commission, Religion and Politics.
3.	III DSC 1-C	Major Political Ideologies	CO-7: Introduction to Political Ideology, Nationalism, Liberalism. CO-8: Socialism, Democratic Socialism and Marxism, Democracy
4.	IV DSC 1-D	Introduction to International Relations	CO-9: Introduction :Meaning, Nature, Scope and Importance. CO-10: National Power, Foreign Policy and its Instruments, United Nations, India's Foreign Policy
5.	V DSE	Public Administration and Public policy	CO-11: Introduction: Personnel Administration. CO-12: public policy: concept and theories, relevance of policy making.
6.	V Ge-1	Indian Administration	CO-13: Meaning, Central Administration, State Administration State Secretariat, Chief Secretary. CO-14: Administrative organization at Taluk and Panchayat levels.
7.	VI DSE	Local Self Government in India	CO-15: Introduction, Rural Local Governments, Urban local Governments, Issues in Local Governance.
8.	VI GE-2	Human Rights Gender and Environment	CO-16 : Understanding Social Inequality, Human Rights, Gender, Environment, Environment Policy in India, Environmental Movement in India

COURSEOUTCOME

2020-21

Sl.No	Semester and Paper	Paper title/ topics	Course Outcome
1.	I DSC 1-A	Introduction to Political Science	CO-1: Introduction to Political Science: CO-2: Concept of State CO-3: Concepts of Liberty, Equality and Justice, Debates in Political Theory.
2.	II DSC1- B	Indian Government and Politics	CO-4: Historical development of the Constitution CO-5: Preamble to the Constitution, Fundamental Rights and Duties. Union Government: President, Prime Minister-Powers and Functions Judiciary CO-6: The Supreme Court: Composition, Powers and Functions, Union Public Service Commission, Election Commission, Planning Commission, Religion and Politics.
3.	III DSC 1-C	Major Political Ideologies	CO-7: Introduction to Political Ideology, Nationalism, Liberalism. CO-8: Socialism, Democratic Socialism and Marxism, Democracy
4.	IV DSC 1-D	Introduction to International Relations	CO-9: Introduction :Meaning, Nature, Scope and Importance. CO-10: National Power, Foreign Policy and its Instruments, United Nations, India's Foreign Policy
5.	V DSE	Public Administration and Public policy	CO-11: Introduction: Personnel Administration. CO-12: public policy: concept and theories, relevance of policy making.
6.	V Ge-1	Indian Administration	CO-13: Meaning, Central Administration, State Administration State Secretariat, Chief Secretary. CO-14: Administrative organization at Taluk and Panchayat levels.
7.	VI DSE	Local Self Government in India	CO-15: Introduction, Rural Local Governments, Urban local Governments, Issues in Local Governance.
8.	VI GE-2	Human Rights Gender and Environment	CO-16 : Understanding Social Inequality, Human Rights, Gender, Environment, Environment Policy in India, Environmental Movement in India

COURSEOUTCOME

2021-22

Sl.No.	Semester and Paper	Paper Title/ Topics	Course Outcome
1.	I DSC1	Basic Concepts Political Science	CO-1: Meaning, Nature, Scope and Importance of Political Science. CO-2: Meaning, Characteristics, and Kinds of Sovereignty CO-3: Liberty, Equality, Power and Justice:
2.	I DSC2	Political Theory	CO-4: Political Theory, Modern Approaches- behavioral, Relevance of Political Theory CO-5: Liberalism CO-6: Communitarianism and Multi-culturalism, Proponents of Secularism –Democracy and Liberalism
3.	II DSC3	Western Political Thought	CO-7: Greek Political Thought, Medieval - Political Thought,Machiavelli CO-8: Social Contract theorists,Bentham,J.S. Mill CO-9:Karl Marx ,Jurgen Habermas, Noam Chomsky
4.	II DSC4	Indian National Movement and Constitutional Development	CO-10: Indian National Movement. The Gandhian PhasePolitical Issues CO-11: Acts,Round Table Conferences,Cabinet Mission Plan, CO-12: Constituent Assembly Debates
5.	III DSC 1-C	Major Political Ideologies	CO-13: Introduction to Political Ideology, Nationalism, Liberalism. CO-14: Socialism, Democratic Socialism and Marxism, Democracy
6.	IV DSC 1-D	Introduction to International Relations	CO-15: Introduction :Meaning, Nature, Scope and Importance. CO-16: National Power, Foreign Policy and its Instruments, United Nations, India's Foreign Policy
7.	V DSE	Public Administration and Public policy	CO-17: Introduction: Personnel Administration. CO-18: public policy: concept and theories, relevance of policy making.
8.	V Ge-1	Indian Administration	CO-19: Meaning, Central Administration, State Administration State Secretariat, Chief Secretary. CO-20: Administrative organization at Taluk and Panchayat levels.
9.	VI DSE	Local Self Government in India	CO-21: Introduction, Rural Local Governments, Urban local Governments, Issues in Local Governance.
10.	VI GE-2	Human Rights Gender and Environment	CO-22 : Understanding Social Inequality, Human Rights, Gender, Environment, Environment Policy in India, Environmental Movement in India
11.	III DSC 1-C	Major Political Ideologies	CO-23: Introduction to Political Ideology, Nationalism, Liberalism. CO-24: Socialism, Democratic Socialism and Marxism, Democracy
12.	IV DSC 1-D	Introduction to International Relations	CO-25: Introduction :Meaning, Nature, Scope and Importance. CO-26: National Power, Foreign Policy and its Instruments, United Nations, India's Foreign Policy
13.	V DSE	Public Administration and Public policy	CO-27: Introduction: Personnel Administration. CO-28: public policy: concept and theories, relevance of policy making.

Department of Political Science

COURSE OUTCOME

2022-23

Sl. No.	Semester and Paper	Paper Title/ Topics	Course Outcome
1.	I DSC1	Basic Concepts Political Science	CO -1: Students will understand Political Science, theoretically and will gain knowledge to explain and analyze politics at large. CO -2: Students will understand the dynamics of politics CO -3: Students will inculcate the democratic spirit.
2.	I DSC2	Political Theory	CO -4: Students will understand the nature and relevance of Political Theory. CO -5: Students will understand the different concepts like Liberty, Equality, Justice and Rights. CO -6: Students will reflect upon some of the important debates in Political Theory.
3.	II DSC3	Western Political Thought	CO -7: Students will get an introduction to the Schools of Political Thought and Theory making in the West. CO -8: And introduce the richness and variations in the political perceptions of Western Thinkers. CO -9: And familiarize themselves to the Thought and Theory of Western Philosophy.
4.	II DSC4	Indian National Movement and Constitutional Development	CO -10: Students will understand the reasons behind the causes of these issues and also the constitutional provisions that existed. CO -11: Students will familiarize with the debates that emerged. CO -12: Students will be able to suggest the measures to control such issues.
5.	III DSC5	Indian Government and Politics	CO -13: Students will learn how the governments both at the union as well state level operates and what are its challenges. CO -14: Students will understand the characteristics of power structures in India and the response of the political parties to the socio-political dynamics. CO -15: Students will measure and understand the effects of judicial decisions on policy making and social development in India.
6.	III DSC6	Parliamentary Proceedings in India	CO -16: Students will aim at understanding the procedural aspects of parliamentary system of governments. CO -17: Students will learn about the privileges of people’s representatives and match it with their performance. CO -18: Students will nderstand the working of committees, budgetary aspects and deliberative mechanism within the parliament.
7.	IV DSC7	Ancient Indian Political Ideas and Institutions.	CO -19: Students will reflect on the native concepts like Dharma, Rajadharma, Nyaya, Viveka etc., in the light of their modern connotations. CO -20: Students will understand the role of texts and stories in the Indian context by reflecting upon our own experiences. CO -21: Students will revisit our own socio-political structures through the textual and non-textual sources from the early Indian period in order to quell the European representation of Indian Society and heritage
8.	IV DSC8	Modern Political Analysis	CO -22: Students will understand the key concepts of Political Institutional working and science within them. CO -23: Students will be familiar with the Phenomenon of politics and various explanations relating to the influences that mould the decision making process. CO -24: Students will visualize the working of political institutions and the process of decision making through diagrammatic presentations.
9.	III/IV AECC	India and Indian Constitution	CO -25: Students will explain the philosophy and the structure of the Constitution. CO -26: Students will measure the powers, functions and limitations of various offices under the Constitution. CO -27: Students will demonstrate the values, ideals and the role of Constitution in a democratic India.
10.	V DSE	Public Administration and Public policy	CO -28: Students will understand the Concepts of Public Administration Personnel Administration. CO -29: Students will differanciate theories public policy. CO -30: Students will analyze relevance of policy making.
11.	V Ge-1	Indian Administration	CO -31: Students will understand the structure of Indian Administration. CO -32: Students will understand Administrative organization different levels.
12.	VI DSE	Local Self Government in India	CO -33: Students will understand the role of Local Governments. CO -34: Students will get knowledge of constitutional status of Local Governments. CO -35: Students try to point out the issues in Local Governments.
13.	VI GE-2	Human Rights, Gender and Environment	CO -36: Students will learn the concepts of Human Rights, Gender and Environment. CO -37: Students will understand the Social variables and factors

Name	Designation	Department	Qualification	Experience
Punitha K S	H.O.D	Political Science	M.A,L.L.b,KSET	13 Years
Harinakshi K S	Lecturer	Political Science	M.A,B.ed,M.Phill	10 Years
Sunidhi Shree Chamundeshwari	Lecturer	Political Science	M.A,B.ed,KSET	1 Years

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