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Three year B.A. (Hons.) Hindustani Music Vocal/Instrumental CO-1: Understand the basic terminologies of Indian Music. CO-2: Stage Performance & Viva-voce of prescribed Ragas and Talas. CO-3: Compositional forms of Hindustani music and notation system. CO-4: Stage Performance & Viva-voce of prescribed Ragas and Talas. CO-5: Understand Historical study of musical terms. CO-6: Stage performance in prescribed Ragas and Talas. CO-7: Viva-voce in prescribed Ragas, Talas and practical technicalities. CO-8: Life & contribution of Musicians and musicologists of Hindustani Music. CO-9: Stage Performance & Viva-voce of prescribed Ragas and Talas. CO-10: History of Indian Music form Vedic period. CO-11: Stage Performance & Viva-voce of prescribed Ragas and Talas. CO-12: Applied theory of Hindustani Music of various scholars of vocal & Instrumental music. CO-13: Stage Performance & Viva-voce of prescribed Ragas and Talas. 1

B.A (HONS) HINDUSTANI MUSIC-VOCAL SEM-I- GENERAL MUSICOLOGY COURSE NO-101 of Sem-I PSO-1- Understand the various musical terms of Hindustani Classical Music. PSO-2- Understand the Musical Terms of Western Music. B.A (HONS) HINDUSTANI MUSIC-VOCAL SEM-I- THEORY OF INDIAN MUSIC COURSE NO-103 of Sem-I PSO-1- Understand the basic terms related to Hindustani Classical Music and Western Music. PSO-2- Know the contribution of musicologists and composer of Hindustani Classical Music. 2

M.A (FINAL) HINDUSTANI MUSIC-VOCAL EVOLUTION AND DEVELOPMENT OF MUSICAL CONCEPT COURSE NO-303 CO-1- Understand the music of Vedic period and its relevance to present time. CO-2- Know the concept and importance of Mahageetak and Dhruva gana, to classical music. CO-3- Understand the concept of geeti and its relevance in various musical forms. CO-4- Understand Nibaddha-Anibaddha gana and their specific features. CO-5- Role of Vaggeyakar (composer) in Hindustani Music. M.A (FINAL) HINDUSTANI MUSIC-VOCAL MULTIDIMENSIONAL VALUES OF INIDAN MUSIC COURSE NO-403 CO-1- Understand the development of various musical forms and their features in present musical forms. CO-2- Understand the importance of Sanskrit treatises in music. CO-3- Analyse the various features of vocational Aspects of music in modern era. CO-4- Analyse the principles of compositions. PSO-1- Understand various technical terms and musical forms of different eras. PSO-2- Analyse the development of musical forms from Ancient to modern period with their specific components. 3

M.Phil RESEARCH METHODOLOGY COURSE-I PSO-1- Understanding the basic concepts and the nature of research process in Indian Music. PSO-2- Understanding the process of selection of Topic, Synopsis and Technique of presenting the result. PSO-3- Analyze the application of primary and secondary sources in context of various research problems. COURSE-I CO-1- Understand the nature of Research in music with its various and specific methodology. CO-2- Understand the theoretical, practical and inter disciplinary avenues of research in Indian Music. CO-3- Analyse the process of preparing synopsis with emphasis on specific nature theoretical and practical aspects. CO-4- Understanding the role of primary and secondary sources of research in music. CO-5- Analyse the application of various sources in specific research problems. 4

M.Phil RESEARCH METHODOLOGY COURSE-II CO-1- Identify the role of methods of primary data collections in various research problems. CO-2- Understand the procedure of selection of research topic with emphasis on Indian music and inter disciplinary subjects. CO-3- Analyse the application of various secondary sources in specific research problems. CO-4- Understand the technique of report writing and analyse references, footnotes, bibliography, appendix and index. 5

M.Phil Course-II Theory of Indian Music PSO-1 To give an understanding of historical development of swar, shruti, mela and Raga & tala through the ages. PSO-2 To understand the technical terms and their modern context like Gamak & Shakya. PSO-3 Understanding of Indian & western aesthetics. CO-1 To understand the various terms with the historical development Swar & Shruti CO-2 Understanding of Mela and Raga classification CO-3 Rasa Theory as propunded by Bharat Muni CO-4 Understanding of Modern Trends in Hindustani Music Course III & Course IV are Practicals Performance & Viva-Voce Course VII Theory of Indian Music PSO-1 Students understand the chronological development of various technical terms, schools of vocal & instrumental music and their styles and musical instruments, their origin, development and present status PSO-2 Interrelationship of classical & folk music. PSO-3 Appreciation of Indian Music and also music therapy CO-1 Understanding of Gram-Murchana, Nibaddha-Anibaddha, Kaku etc. terms in the historical perspective. CO-2 Students come to know about various schools of Vocal & instrumental music and their styles. CO-3 Understand the classical & folk terms & their interrelationship CO-4 How to appreciate music and also its critical study. CO-5 Music as an aided Therapy & its modern concept. 6

Three year B.A. (Hons.) Percussion Music - Tabla/Pakhawaj CO-1: General Theory CO-2: Stage Performance & Viva-Voce : Tabla/ Pakhawaj CO-3: Biographies CO-4: Stage Performance & Viva-Voce : Tabla/ Pakhawaj CO-5: Ancient and Medieval History of Avanaddha Vadya CO-6: Stage Performance - Tabla/ Pakhawaj CO-7: Viva-Voce - Tabla/Pakhawaj CO-8: History of Indian Tala System CO-9: Stage Performance - Tabla/ Pakhawaj CO-10: Viva-Voce - Tabla/Pakhawaj CO-11: Gharana System 7

CO-12: Stage Performance & Viva-Voce : Tabla/ Pakhawaj CO-13: Study of Ancient Tala System & Present Musical Forms CO-14: Stage Performance & Viva-Voce : Tabla/ Pakhawaj M.Phil 8

HISTORY AND THEORY OF INDIAN MUSIC PART-I PSO-1- Providing the knowledge of the traditional terms of Indian Music. CO-1- Gaining in-depth knowledge of the basic terms Shruti & Swara along with their history from Ancient the modern period. Information regarding Historical study of Ragas form Ratnakar to present period Course-103 & 203 PSO-1- Understanding various differences occurred in Indian Raga-Sangeet since 13 th century. PSO-2- Being aware of multi-dimensional reasons for the changes occurred in Ragas. PSO-3- Understanding applications of Music in other disciplines. PSO-4- Knowing about the contribution of music in personality development. PSO-5- Knowing culturing voice for enhancing voice-quality for good singing. Interdisciplinary approach of music CO-1- Understanding differences occurred in Swara and names of some Ragas and along with their Melas, Thaats etc. since 13 th century s treatise Sangeet Ratnakar. CO-2- Knowing all details about the practical aspects of the prescribed ragas so as to be able to perform. 9

CO-3- Gaining knowledge of inter disciplinary approach of music with the disciplines like mathematics, culture, psychology etc. CO-4- Study of voice-culture including throat-structure and vocal exercises. M.A. Part-I HINDUSTANI MUSIC-VOCAL/INSTRUMENTAL HISTORICAL STUDY OF RAGAS FROM RATNAKAR TO PREENT PERIOD COURSE NO-103 PSO-1- Understanding various differences occurred in Indian Raga-Sangeet since 13 th century. PSO-2- Being aware of multi-dimensional reasons for the changes occurred in Ragas. 10

PSO-3- Understand classification of Ragas & its utility. CO-1- Understanding differences occurred in Swara and names of some Ragas and along with their Melas, Thaats etc. since 13 th century s treatise Sangeet Ratnakar. CO-2- Detailed study of the Ragas prescribed. CO-3- Classification of Ragas of Hindustani Music from ancient to modern times. M.A. Part-I HINDUSTANI MUSIC-VOCAL/INSTRUMENTAL INTERDISCIPLINARY ASPECTS OF MUSIC COURSE NO-203 PSO-1- Understanding application of Music in other disciplines like physics, mathematics & psychology. PSO-2- Knowing about the contribution of music in personality development. PSO-3- Knowing culturing voice for enhancing voice-quality for good singing. PSO-4- Understand sound recording & its equipments. CO-1- Gaining knowledge of inter disciplinary approach of music with the disciplines like mathematics, culture, psychology etc. CO-2- Study of voice-culture including throat-structure and vocal exercises. 11