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Political Science Introduction to International Law,
Forced Migration & Refuges: A
Human Rights Perspective
Big Data Multivariate Statistics,
Analytics Operations Research

Botany Plant Tissue Culture, Microbiology,
Advanced Physiology Systematics of
Angiosperms
Chemistry Material Chemistry,
Organic Synthesis
Computer Computer Architecture,
Science Mobile Computing

Microbiology Food Microbiology,
Industrial Microbiology
Mathematics Mathematical Methods,
Numerical Analysis
Mass Science and Environmental
Communication Journalism,
Technical And Content Writing

b. Enrichment courses
The College regularly offers certificate courses to its students and to students from
other colleges in the city as well. Presently there are about thirty-five courses in
different subjects being offered.

c. Courses offered in modular form
At present, no courses are offered in modular form.

d. Credit transfer and accumulation facility
The undergraduate courses require the student to have earned up to 160 credits in six
semesters in order to complete the degree. The credit requirement for postgraduate
courses is 80 credits in four semesters.
In principle, the College allows credit transfer on a case-to-case basis considering the
curriculum completed in the earlier institution. The student is however required to
obtain an equivalence certificate attested by the Registrar, Bangalore University, in
keeping with university norms governing such transfers. During the year 2013-15,
five students from different states/universities were admitted to the College to join
EPS, CBBT and PCM courses.

e. Lateral and vertical mobility within and across programs and courses
Students are permitted a small degree of lateral mobility in that the CBCS courses
require them to take up one Open Elective with another department if they are
postgraduate students and as many as three electives with other departments if they
are undergraduate students. Owing to the three-major format that the University
mandates, lateral mobility is not a realistic option beyond this.

Vertical mobility is allowed in some courses. The B.A., BSW, B.A. (Visual
Communication) and B. Com. courses are open to all interested students irrespective

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