Course Proposal Template

Course Name Human Values

Course Proposer Name(s) Alekh Ranjan
Course Instructor Name(s) Dinesh Kumar Yadav(NIT-K Suratkal,
EEE, Working as Lecturer at Sri
Chaitanya institute -JEE Mains & adv )
Anjaneya Sharma (IIT Guwahati
Biotechnology, working at Visa inc)
Alekh Ranjan(Dr. B.C Roy Engg
College, B.Tech – CSE, Company &
Designation- AdeoDist as Head of Engg,
IIIT-B)
Guest speakers for Special topics:-
Upendra Baliga(PESU B-Tech Mech
Gold medalist and MBA Gold Medalist,
working at oracle)
Course Type (Select one)  Special Topics
“Special Topics” course proposals to be shared with
faculty members for any feedback; but Academic Senate
approval is not needed. All other course types need
Academic Senate approval.
Credits
Grading Scheme  4-point scale
(A,A-,B+,B,B-,C+,C,D,F)
Area of Specialization (if applicable) (Choose at most two areas from the list)
CSE – Computer Science and Engineering
DS – Data Sciences not applicable
NCS – Networking & Communication and
Signals
ES – Embedded Systems
SoC - System on Chip
Semester Term: ( I )Academic Year: 2023
Pre-Requisites (where applicable, specify exact course names)

Course Description
HUMAN VALUES
Programme Outcome:- Understand and apply the wisdom that they learn in course for self
development and as well as to solve the problems of the modern world at all levels such as
social, economical, cultural and political fields. They will be equipped with knowledge as to
how ancient texts can be used to deal with psychological issues like stress, depression,
anxiety, loneliness, peer pressure etc
Course Objectives: The objective of this course is to enable students to understand the core
concepts of being able to develop Competence, Character and Culture (3C Formula)and its
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implications in the modern world.
Course Outcomes:-
1 Understanding the need of inheriting the Human Values such as Respect, Tolerance, Non-
violence, Cleanliness, Self-Actualization, etc. (Understanding)
2. Develop feelings of fraternity (vasudhaiva kutumbakam) towards all and work for the
welfare of society.(Application)
3. Practice the qualities of an Ideal leader(Application)
4 Identify the major problems in the current age and propose Value added solutions to them.
(Analyzing)
5. Develop a plan to create awareness about importance of Human values (Creating)
6. Use Assertive Speech and Behaviour without resorting to Extremes (Understanding)
7 Live A life of Trust, Love and Respect with Fellow Living Beings, Nature and God.

Course Content
Theory:-
1. Be a master of your mind and senses not a slave
2. Twelve tips to convert Stress into Smile
3. Power of Habits & Role of Character in Leader’s life
4. Be a carefree bee or be careful and be free
5. Art of Self Management
6. Anger Management
7. Avoiding Fault-finding & Correcting without hurting (apisunam & 17.15)
8. Eight attitudes of an Effective Leader &
Inspiring voluntary service spirit
9. Tit for tat or tolerate provoking situations?
10. Celebrating others success (rise above competition, insecurity & envy)

Practicals:-

1 Activities related to Balancing Eco-system (Planting trees, Creating awareness etc)

2. Lifestyle Balance outings(for 1 day)
3. Personal mentoring by seniors - one to one guidance(all info will be kept private)
4. Meditation based activities (Hare Krishna Maha Mantra)
5. Teaching Human Values in Schools (to their understating to near by institute)
Assessments (optional for Special Topics courses)
Written test (mainly objective based – monthly once)
Presentation evaluation (2 presentations – offline/online)
Final Project Submission.
Text Book / References
Stress to Smile by Radheshyam das, VOICE Publications, Pune
The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen Covey ISBN 0-671-71117-2
Emotional Intelligence by Daneial Goleman
Bhagavad Gita As It Is by HDG AC Bhaktivedanta Swami ISBN 978-1-60293-000-1
Mahabharath – Retold by Krishna Dharma, Torchlight Publishers ISBN 978-1-887089-17-3

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 - Presentations wil be Audio-Visual based.
- Thes seminars are been Presented in Many reputed universities all over World(PFA)
- These session are interactive, involving, Life lessons based on references provided
above
- Students are greatly benefited to gain Courage in managing Themselves and others
Prep Term: July; Term I: Aug – Nov; Term II: Jan – Apr; Term III: Jun – July;

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