Kannada2019syllaby 20 6 19
Kannada2019syllaby 20 6 19
Kannada2019syllaby 20 6 19
Academic Branch
No.Acad.c3l12056/20r 9 Dated: Civil Station p.O. 20.06.
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ORDER
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5. Subsequently,as per paper read (5) above, the Chairperson, Baard of Studies in Kannada
has submiued the finalized copy ofthe Scheme, Syllabus & pattem of euestion papers of
B.A Kannada Programme for implementation with effect from 2019 Admission in the
Affiliated colleges under the University
6. The vice chancellor after considering the matter in detail and in exercise ofthe powers
of the Academic Council conferred under section I l(l) of Kannur University Act 1996
and all other enabling provisions read together with accorded sanction to implement the
Scheme, Syllabus & Pattern of Question Papers (core/complementary Elective/Generic
Elective course) of B.A Kannada Programme under choice Based credit and Semester
System(in oBE-outcome Based Education system) in Affiliated colleges with effect
from 2019 Admission, subject to reporting to the Academic Council.
7. The Scheme, Syllabus & Pattem of Question Paper of B.A Kannada programme are
uploaded in the University website (www.kannuruniversity.ac.in)
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DEPUTY REGISTRAR (ACADEMIC)
For REGISTRAR
To
The Principals of Colleges offering B.A Kannada programme
Forwarded,/By Order
FFICER
KANNUR UNIVERSITY
Vision
To establish a teaching, residential and affiliating University and to provide equitable
and just access to quality higher education involving the generation, dissemination
and a critical application of knowledge with special focus on the development of
higher education in Kasargode and Kannur Revenue Districts and the Manandavady
Taluk of Wayanad Revenue District.
Mission
➢ To produce and disseminate new knowledge and to find novel avenues for
application of such knowledge.
➢ To adopt critical pedagogic practices which uphold scientific temper, the
uncompromised spirit of enquiry and the right to dissent.
➢ To uphold democratic, multicultural, secular, environmental and gender sensitive
values as the foundational principles of higher educationand to cater to the modern
notions of equity, social justice and merit in all educational endeavors.
➢ To affiliate colleges and other institutions of higher learning and to monitor
academic, ethical, administrative and infrastructural standards in such institutions.
➢ To build stronger community networks based on the values and principles of
higher education and to ensure the region’s intellectual integration with national
vision and international standards.
➢ To associate with the local self-governing bodies and other statutory as well as
non-governmental organizations for continuing education and also for building
public awareness on important social, cultural and other policy issues.
Kannada Literature gives a very interesting and rewarding career. The minimum training
required is a three year college degree in Kannada Literature. Pre-college students who are
interested in becoming Kannada Literature graduates should take a full curriculum of college
preparatory courses. Kannada Literature graduates work in a variety of settings.
Kannada literature as an optional in the Bachelor of Arts degree could be highly beneficial as
many career opportunities are opening in the digital era. Apart from the traditional teaching
and administrative service opportunities, the new age digital faculty positions are waiting for
the graduates in Kannada literature.
Students can orient themselves to become teaching faculty of Kannada Literature, Officer of
Administrative services, writing faculty of new age newsrooms or digital industry or scholars
of folk literature or place themselves in the industry of tourism. Public Relation Officers,
Customer Relation executives, Creative hands HR consultancy, Creative script writer or story
writer, Communication Associates, Regional Language Experts, Media coordinators, Project
fellows, Content writers, Content editors, Translators, Anchors are the positions awaiting for
the graduates students of Kannada Literature.
The present syllabus encompass the study of History of Kannada Language, History of
Kannada Literature (Old, Medieval and Modern), Poetics and literary criticism, Cultural
History of Karnataka, Folk Literature, Kannada Journalism and Practical Translation.
Undergraduate Course in Kannada literature is the foundation for the advanced studies in
Kannada Literature.
The graduates in Kannada Literature are employable as High School Teachers with B.Ed.
They can also proceed to Post graduate courses and Research. The subject also has a
multidisciplinary nature where it can be associated with Cultural History, Journalism and
Translation. For better career options post-graduation in Kannada Literature will help. The
graduate of this programme should be able to 1. Identify the differences of the various literary
genres, 2. Read and interpret literary works of Ancient, Medieval and Modern periods, 3. Pen
creative and critical writings, 4. Identify and assess the theories of poetics, 5. To Translate
literary works from English to Kannada, 6. Communicate the knowledge of folk literature, 7.
Acquire the skill of journalistic writing like reporting, column writing, feature writing.
PSO 1: Understand the history of Kannada Literature with Major Literary trends
PSO 2: Understand major literary works and writers in Kannada
PSO 3: Understand and apply literary theories to acquire better insights of
Kannada Literature
PSO 4: Obtain the knowledge of auxiliaries to Kannada language and Literature
ITEM PAGE
STATEMENT
SYLLABUS
EVALUATION
COMPONENT1
ONE ASSIGNMENT
ASSIGNMENT ASSIGNMENT
HAVING MORE THAN 8-10
PAGES
CLASS TEST
COURSE OUTCOME
COURSE OUTCOME
Part A Short answer Marks including choice 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Answer all Answer all questions 4 questions X ½ Marks each = 4
Questions
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 8 questions X 1 Marks each = 8
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 6questions 6 questions X 1 Marks each = 6
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 3 Marks each = 18
[One Page] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 5 questions X 6 Marks each = 30
Answer any 3 questions 3 questions X 6 Marks each = 18
COURSE OUTCOME
CO1: Understand the meaning and context of Navya, Dalitha, Bandaya and Mahila Kaavya.
CO2: Understand the features of Navya, Dalitha, Bandaya and Mahila movements
CO3: Get knowledge about Navya, Dalitha, Bandaya and Mahila writers
CO4: Learn specific literary forms which are popularized in Navya, Dalitha, Bandaya and
Mahila Kaavya movements.
CO5: Learn selected poems of Navya, Dalitha, Bandaya and Mahila Kaavya movements.
Unit Marks
1 9
2 17
3 17
4 17
Part A Short answer Marks including choice 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Answer all Answer all questions 8 questions X ½ Marks each = 4
Questions
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 8 questions X 1 Marks each = 8
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 6questions 6 questions X 1 Marks each =6
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 3 Marks each = 18
[One Page] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 5 questions X 6 Marks each = 30
Answer any 3 questions 3 questions X 6 Marks each =18
COURSE OUTCOME
Unit Marks
1 7
2 8
3 15
4 30
Part A Short answer Marks including choice 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Answer all Answer all questions 8 questions X ½ Marks each = 4
Questions
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 8 questions X 1 Marks each = 8
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 6questions 6 questions X 1 Marks each =6
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 3 Marks each = 18
[One Page] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 5 questions X 6 Marks each = 30
Answer any 3 questions 3 questions X 6 Marks each =18
COURSE OUTCOME
Part A Short answer Marks including choice 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Answer all Answer all questions 8 questions X ½ Marks each = 4
Questions
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 8 questions X 1 Marks each = 8
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 6questions 6 questions X 1 Marks each =6
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 3 Marks each = 18
[One Page] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 5 questions X 6 Marks each = 30
Answer any 3 questions 3 questions X 6 Marks each =18
• Total marks including choice 60
• Maximum marks of the course 40
COURSE OUTCOME
CO1: Identify the position of Daasa Sahithya in Medieval Kannada Literature.
CO 2: Get knowledge about Haridasa movement and it’s own Literature.
CO 3: Understand major Literary works and writers of Daasa Sahithya.
CO 4: Understand specific features of the Daasa Sahithya.
Unit Marks
1 10
2 10
3 20
4 20
Part A Short answer Marks including choice 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Answer all Answer all questions 8 questions X ½ Marks each = 4
Questions
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 8 questions X 1 Marks each = 8
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 6questions 6 questions X 1 Marks each =6
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 3 Marks each = 18
[One Page] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 5 questions X 6 Marks each = 30
Answer any 3 questions 3 questions X 6 Marks each =18
COURSE OUTCOME
Unit Marks
1 8
2 10
3 42
Part A Short answer Marks including choice 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Answer all Answer all questions 8 questions X ½ Marks each = 4
Questions
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 8 questions X 1 Marks each = 8
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 6questions 6 questions X 1 Marks each =6
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 3 Marks each = 18
[One Page] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 5 questions X 6 Marks each = 30
Answer any 3 questions 3 questions X 6 Marks each =18
COURSE OUTCOME
Unit Marks
1 8
2 12
3 20
4 20
Part A Short answer Marks including choice 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Answer all Answer all questions 8 questions X ½ Marks each = 4
Questions
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 8 questions X 1 Marks each = 8
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 6questions 6 questions X 1 Marks each =6
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 3 Marks each = 18
[One Page] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 5 questions X 6 Marks each = 30
Answer any 3 questions 3 questions X 6 Marks each =18
COURSE OUTCOME
Unit Marks
1 12
2 12
3 12
4 12
5 12
Part A Short answer Marks including choice 8 questions X 1/2 MarkS each = 4
Answer all Answer all questions 8 questions X ½ MarkS each = 4
Questions
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 8 questions X 1 Marks each = 8
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 6questions 6 questions X 1 Marks each =6
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 3 MarkS each = 18
[One Page] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 3 MarkS each = 12
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 5 questions X 6 Marks each = 30
Answer any 3 questions 3 questions X 6 Marks each =18
COURSE OUTCOME
Unit Marks
1 12
2 12
3 12
4 12
5 12
Part A Short answer Marks including choice 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Answer all Answer all questions 8 questions X ½ Marks each = 4
Questions
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 8 questions X 1 Marks each = 8
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 6questions 6 questions X 1 Marks each =6
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 3 Marks each = 18
[One Page] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 5 questions X 6 Marks each = 30
Answer any 3 questions 3 questions X 6 Marks each =18
COURSE OUTCOME
Unit Marks
1 12
2 12
3 12
4 12
5 12
Part A Short answer Marks including choice 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Answer all Answer all questions 8 questions X ½ Marks each = 4
Question
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 8 questions X 1 Marks each = 8
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 6questions 6 questions X 1 Marks each =6
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 3 Marks each = 18
[One Page] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 5 questions X 6 Marks each = 30
Answer any 3 questions 3 questions X 6 Marks each =18
COURSE OUTCOME
CO 1: Get knowledge about the poets and their works in Pre-Pampa age
CO 2: Understand the features of Ancient Kannada Literature
CO 3: Understand the language and literary forms of Ancient Kannada
CO 4: Get knowledge about zeitgeist of Pre-Pampa age
Unit Marks
1 8
2 12
3 20
4 20
Part A Short answer Marks including choice 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Answer all Answer all questions 8 questions X ½ Marks each = 4
Questions
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 8 questions X 1 Marks each = 8
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 6questions 6 questions X 1 Marks each =6
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 3 Marks each = 18
[One Page] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 5 questions X 6 Marks each = 30
Answer any 3 questions 3 questions X 6 Marks each =18
COURSE OUTCOME
CO 1: Understand the features of Champu Literature in Kannada
CO 2: Get knowledge about Important Champu poets in Kannada
CO 3:Analyze the identical features of Champu Poetry
CO 4:Understand the cultural importance of Champu age
Unit Marks
1 8
2 12
3 20
4 20
Part A Short answer Marks including choice 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Answer all Answer all questions 8 questions X ½ Marks each = 4
Questions
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 8 questions X 1 Marks each = 8
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 6questions 6 questions X 1 Marks each =6
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 3 Marks each = 18
[One Page] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 5 questions X 6 Marks each = 30
Answer any 3 questions 3 questions X 6 Marks each =18
COURSE OUTCOME
Unit Marks
1 12
2 12
3 12
4 12
5 12
Part A Short answer Marks including choice 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Answer all Answer all questions 8 questions X ½ Marks each = 4
Questions
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 8 questions X 1 Marks each = 8
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 6questions 6 questions X 1 Marks each =6
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 3 Marks each = 18
[One Page] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 5 questions X 6 Marks each = 30
Answer any 3 questions 3 questions X 6 Marks each =18
COURSE OUTCOME
Unit Marks
1 10
2 10
3 10
4 10
5 10
6 10
Part A Short answer Marks including choice 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Answer all Answer all questions 8 questions X ½ Marks each = 4
Questions
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 8 questions X 1 Marks each = 8
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 6questions 6 questions X 1 Marks each =6
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 3 Marks each = 18
[One Page] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 5 questions X 6 Marks each = 30
Answer any 3 questions 3 questions X 6 Marks each =18
COURSE OUTCOME
PART B
EVALUATION
COURSE OUTCOME
Unit 1. Aim and features of cultural study, Culture and civilization (18 Hrs)
Unit 2. Contribution to the culture of Karnataka – Ganga and Kadamba–
Literature, Music and Sculpture (30 Hrs)
Unit 3. Contribution to the culture of Karnataka –Chalukya and Rashtrakoota
– Literature, Music and Sculpture (30 Hrs)
Unit 4. Contribution to the culture of Karnataka – Hoysala and Vijayanagara –
Literature, Music and Sculpture (30 Hrs)
Unit Marks
1 6
2 18
3 18
4 18
Part A Short answer Marks including choice 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Answer all Answer all questions 8 questions X ½ Marks each = 4
Questions
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 8 questions X 1 Marks each = 8
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 6questions 6 questions X 1 Marks each =6
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 3 Marks each = 18
[One Page] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 5 questions X 6 Marks each = 30
Answer any 3 questions 3 questions X 6 Marks each =18
COURSE OUTCOME
Unit Marks
1 18
2 18
3 18
4 6
Part A Short answer Marks including choice 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Answer all Answer all questions 8 questions X ½ Marks each = 4
Questions
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 8 questions X 1 Marks each = 8
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 6questions 6 questions X 1 Marks each =6
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 3 Marks each = 18
[One Page] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 5 questions X 6 Marks each = 30
Answer any 3 questions 3 questions X 6 Marks each =18
COURSE OUTCOME
Unit Marks
1 8
2 12
3 24
4 16
Part A Short answer Marks including choice 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Answer all Answer all questions 8 questions X ½ Marks each = 4
Questions
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 8 questions X 1 Marks each = 8
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 6questions 6 questions X 1 Marks each =6
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 3 Marks each = 18
[One Page] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 5 questions X 6 Marks each = 30
Answer any 2 questions 3 questions X 6 Marks each =18
COMPLEMENTARYELECTIVE COURSE IV
INSCRIPTIONS
COURSE OUTCOME
Unit Marks
1 10
2 10
3 40
Part A Short answer Marks including choice 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Answer all Answer all questions 8 questions X ½ Marks each = 4
Questions
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 8 questions X 1 Marks each = 8
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 6questions 6 questions X 1 Marks each =6
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 3 Marks each = 18
[One Page] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 5 questions X 6 Marks each = 30
Answer any 3 questions 3 questions X 6 Marks each =18
5D01KAN VARADIGARIKE 5 2 2 2
EVALUATION
ASSESSMENT WEIGHTAGE MARKS
EXTERNAL 4 20
INTERNAL 1 5
INTERNAL ASSESSMENT
COMPONENT WEIGHTAGE REMARKS
COMPONENT 1
TEST 50 % ONE TEST PAPER
COMPONENT 2
COURSE OUTCOME
Unit Marks
1 6
2 8
3 9
4 7
Part A Short answer Answer all Questions 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 1 Marks each = 6
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 1 Marks each = 4
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
[One Page] Answer any 2 questions 2 questions X 3 Marks each = 6
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 2 questions X 6 Marks each = 12
Answer any 1 questions 1 question X 6 Marks each = 6
COURSE OUTCOME
Unit Marks
1 6
2 9
3 9
4 6
Part A Short answer Answer all questions 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 1 Marks each = 6
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 1 Marks each = 4
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
[One Page] Answer any 2 questions 2 questions X 3 Marks each = 6
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 2 questions X 6 Marks each = 12
Answer any 1 question 1 question X 6 Marks each = 6
COURSE OUTCOME
CO 1: Understanding the Advertising
CO2: Understanding public relation practice
CO3: Practice writing for Advertisements and Creation of Advertisements.
Unit Marks
1 7
2 7
3 10
4 6
Part A Short answer Answer all questions 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 1 Marks each = 6
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 1 Marks each = 4
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
[One Page] Answer any 2 questions 2 questions X 3 Marks each = 6
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 2 questions X 6 Marks each = 12
Answer any 1 question 1 question X 6 Marks each = 6
COURSE OUTCOME
CO 1:Understand Manuscriptology
CO2:Get Knowledge about Manuscripts
CO3:Understand the importance of Manuscripts
CO4:Understand the methods of Manuscript preservation
Unit Marks
1 6
Part A Short answer Answer all questions 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 1 Marks each = 6
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 1 Marks each = 4
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 4 questions X 3 Marks each = 12
[One Page] Answer any 2 questions 2 questions X 3 Marks each = 6
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 2 questions X 6 Marks each = 12
Answer any 1 question 1 question X 6 Marks each = 6
COURSE OUTCOME
Unit 1.Brief history of World Cinema – Indian Cinema and Kannada Cinema
(6 Hrs)
Unit 2.Film theories and film classics (8 Hrs)
Unit 3.Elements of cinema, types of cinema, Process of film making (12 Hrs)
Unit 4.Film culture, Film society, Film criticism, Film and women (10 Hrs)
Part A Short answer Answer all questions 8 questions X 1/2 Marks each = 4
Part B Short Note Marks Including Choice 6 questions X 1 Marks each = 6
[8-10 Sentence] Answer any 4 questions 4 questions X 1 Marks each = 4
Part C Short Essay Marks Including Choice 4 questions X 3 Mark each = 12
[One Page] Answer any 2 questions 2 questions X 3 Marks each = 6
Part D Essay Marks Including Choice 2 questions X 6 Marks each = 12
Answer any 1 question 1 question X 6 Marks each = 6