RKMVERI - LMS

A fully online course for th MSc BDA students

This is a basic course that teaches

1. R Programming language

2. Python in Data Science

3. Java for Big Data Analytics

5. Excel Data Analytics, and

6. Data Visualization using Tableau

Treewidth and dynamic programming

Bidemsionality

Planar separator theorem and its application

Menger's theorem and its application

This is an introductory course for the students of Analytics.

Gītopaniṣat-pāṭhaḥ is a course in chanting of śrīmad-bhagavadgītā, and Upaniṣads. The five tier course is an integral part of the curriculum of the programme MA Integrated in Sanskrit (MAIS). It covers the entire Gītā, and 6 major Upanishads (īśa, kena, kaṭha, muṇḍaka, māṇḍūkya, and praśna) in five modules. The syllabus of the fifth module is given below:

Syllabus:

1. Guṇatraya-vibhāga-yogaḥ (14th chapter of śrīmad-bhagavadgītā)
2. Puruṣottama-yogaḥ (15th chapter of śrīmad-bhagavadgītā)
3. Daivāsurasampadvibhāga-yogaḥ (16th chapter of śrīmad-bhagavadgītā)
4. śraddhātraya-vibhāga-yogaḥ (17th chapter of śrīmad-bhagavadgītā)
5. Mokṣasannyāsa-yogaḥ (18th chapter of śrīmad-bhagavadgītā)
6. Praśnopaniṣad (1 and 2 praśnaḥ)
   

1. Status: Honours
2. Credits: 2
3. Contact hours: 32
4. Semester: July-December 2022
5. Year of Study: 5th year, 9th Semester
6. Target audience: Fifth year students of the programme MA Integrated in Sanskrit
7. Medium of Instruction: Sanskrit
8. Number of students enrolled: 17

Vedapāṭhaḥ is a three tier course in the programme MA Integrated in Sanskrit (MAIS). Selected vedic hymns, with intonations are taught with due emphasis on the proper pronunciation of the Sanskrit phonemes. The style followed in the course comes under the śṛṅgeri tradition of the Taittirīya recension of the kṛṣṇayajurvedaḥ. The second level of the course consists of the following syllabus.

Syllabus:

1. Medhāsūktam
2. Durgāsūktam
3. Devīsūktam
4. Nārāyaṇasūktam
5. ācāryopadeśaḥ
6. Puruṣasūktam
7. Viṣṇusūktam
8. Nārāyaṇopaniṣat
9. Saṅghamantraḥ

1. Status: Honours
2. Credits: 2
3. Contact hours: 32
4. Semester: Jan-June 2022
5. Year of Study: 2 year, 4th Semester
6. Target audience: Second year students of the programme MA Integrated in Sanskrit
7. Medium of Instruction: Sanskrit
8. Number of students enrolled: 17

Mode:

1. Thorough coaching in pronunciation of the Sanskrit sounds
2. Meticulous training in the traditional recital of Vedic hymns

Expected Outcome:

1. Precise pronunciation of Sanskrit phonemes
2. Thorough training in the correct recital of the three basic intonations of the Vedas
3. Traditional, reverential recital of the Vedic hymns
   

Guiding Motto

"Through the thunder-roll of the dignified Vedic hymns, life is to be brought back into the country. In everything the austere spirit of heroic manhood is to be revived. In following such an ideal lies the good of the people and the country." (from The Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda, Vol-7, p.234)

SK- 412 Vetālapañcaviṃśatyādibhyaḥ Citāḥ Aṃśāḥ is a course which gives a glimpse of the story literature in Sanskrit. The book Vetālapañcaviṃśatiḥ, written by one Śivadāsa, introduces the beginners in Sanskrit language to the prose literature. It gives an exposure to the usage of nouns, verbs, secondary nouns, and compounds among others. In the Department of Sanskrit and Philosophy, it is a part of the curriculum in the 5 years programme MA Integrated in Sanskrit (MAIS). Details of the course are as follows.

1. Credits: 4
2. Contact Hours: 64
3. Slot in the Curriculum: 1 year, 2 semester of the five year Integrated MA in Sanskrit
4. Target Audience: 1 year students in the aforesaid programme
5. Course Content: 25 tales in the book Vetālapañcaviṃśatiḥ + selections from works like Hitopadeśa and Pañcatantra.

सिद्धान्तकौमुद्यामुत्तरार्धे सन्नन्तात् लकारर्थप्रकरणं यावत्।

अष्टाध्यायीवृत्तिग्रन्थस्य काशिकायाः प्रथमाध्यास्य प्रथमपादस्थानां सूत्राणामध्ययनम्।

Laghusiddhāntakaumudī_1 is an introductory course in Pāṇini's system of grammar. It is designed for the beginners with no prior knowledge of the subject. Medium of instruction is English, except for the first few sessions, which is in simple Sanskrit interspersed with English explanation wherever necessary. This scheme is adopted to make the beginning auspicious, by resorting to the language of gods (Devabhāṣā). Classes are more or less in the interactive mode. The present module LSK-1 consists of the first two chapters of Laghusiddhāntakaumudī, namely:

1. Saṃjñāprakaraṇam (the first chapter, where code words are given)
2. Acsandhiprakaraṇam (the second chapter which deals with the euphonic combinations of vowels)

Preliminary is the first level course of the three tier outreach programme Communicative Sanskrit run by the Department of Sanskrit and Philosophy, RKMVERI. It is a service activity conducted by the post-graduate students and the research scholars of the Department in the interest of the public at large. Please see the attachment for further details.

Details of the course are as follows:

1. Objective: The aim of the course is to help learners pick up the basics of the language from the very beginning (from the alphabet).
2. Credits: 3
3. Contact hours: 3 hrs of class per week
4. Day: Every Sunday
5. Time: 9.30 to 1 pm (with a short break)

The course comprises of modules like:

1. Alphabet (varṇamālā)
2. Science of Pronunciation (uccāraṇa-śāstram)
3. Declension of noun forms and verb forms (śabdarūpāṇi dhāturūpāṇi ca)
4. Simple sentence construction practice (sarala-vākyaracanābhyāsaḥ)
5. Introduction to cases (vibhakti-paricayaḥ)
6. Change of voice (prayoga-parivartanam)

• Concept of climate model
• Development of the concept of modelling approaches
• Different types of climate model and 
• Experiments over climate models
• CMIP and RCP approach
• Scenarios of climate modelling
• Concept of downscalling and its' classifications