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Bangladesh University of Professionals

Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences

Department of English

SEMESTER OUTLINE-2019

BA (Hons.) in English-2019

1st

Year, 1st

Semester

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BANGLADESH UNIVERSITY OF PROFESSIONALS (BUP) SEMESTER OUTLINE

PREFACE

1. General: This Green Booklet is primarily meant for the students of the BA (Hons) in English programme of Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, who have been admitted to BUP in the year 2019. It is equally applicable to all faculty members, administrative officers and staffs involved with the preparation and implementation of the course curriculum and the logistics involved. It contains the comprehensive Semester Outline of the courses of 1st semester and includes the Class Routine, incorporating individual columns for the Day/Dates, Class Timing, Name of the Section (A or B), Location (Classroom Number), Course Code, Topic/Event, concerned Teacher/Faculty Member and Remarks/Discussion Points. The Booklet is also a basic guideline indicating the modes of conduct of the course curriculum. It accommodates all relevant information required for the whole semester including all central events (e.g. sports, games or cultural competitions, National Day(s) celebrations, seminars, cultural programs, etc.). In a nutshell, this Booklet is a complete answer to your all queries regarding 1stSemester BA (Hons.) in English of Session 2018-19. 2. Semester Starting and Finishing Dates: The semester starts on 06January 2019 and closes on 31June 2019. 3. Timing and Conduct of Classes: Every week starts on Sunday and ends on Thursday, making it a five-day working week. Each section shall have two classes per day. So, there will be total ten classes per week for each Section. Each class shall be of 90 minutes duration, of which 60 minutes shall be dedicated for Lecturer, and the rest 30 minutes shall be spent for discussions by the students. The mode and conduct of discussions shall be designed by the class-teacher as per the „Remarks/Discussion‟ column of the „Class Routine‟ given in the following pages. 4. Discipline: BUP emphasizes utmost importance to discipline, which is equally applicable to the students as well as all faculty members, officers and staffs. Here, discipline is the order of the day. A few of the important disciplinary aspects are elucidated below: a. Discipline starts with the dress code. Every student has to follow the dress code explained to them by the authority. b. Students must attend all classes, central events and other academic activities mentioned in the curriculum of the semester. Absence from any of those events is unacceptable unless substantiated by valid reason(s) with documentary evidence(s). Excuses, such as, „I could not come in time due to traffic jam.‟ or „because there was no one at home to look after my sick mother.‟ or „because the roads went under water due to rain or bad weather.‟ or „due to political disturbances.‟, etc. will not be entertained. If any student is unable to attend class/(s), for any valid reason, either he/she or his/her parents should inform the course coordinator in advance. In terms of sickness, supporting medical documents are required to be submitted by the student to the coordinator on the first day of his/her arrival in BUP campus. c. Classes start at right time as mentioned in the Class Routine without any deviation. Any student failing to be in class within 5 minutes of starting time shall not be allowed to enter the classroom by the „Classroom Door Attendant‟. This does not mean that students shall make it a habit of routinely entering the classrooms after five minutes of the starting time. It is advised that the students should be in the classroom five minutes prior to the starting time of any class, so that they can settle down and be mentally prepared to listen to the Lecturer by heart.

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d. Students must not engage themselves in any quarrel, physical fighting or verbally abusing each other or with any member of BUP. Such conduct may lead to the expelling of the student(s) concerned, as recommended by the Disciplinary Committee of BUP. 5. Assessment System:

Events Weightage

Semester Final Exam 50%

Mid Term Exam 20%

Class Tests (Best 3 Out of 4) 10%

Term Paper (Individual), including Presentation(s) (7+3) 10%

Assignment and Case Study (Individual/Group) including Presentation 05%

Class Attendance 05%

Total 100%

6. Name of Courses: Following courses will be conducted in the current semester.

a. ENG1001 Freshman English & Communication Skills Development b. ENG1002 Bangladesh Studies c. ENG1003 Introduction to Poetry &Rhetoric d. ENG1004 Principles of Sociology e. ENG1009 Introduction to Prose

Detailed course outline is attached as annexure A of this book. 7.Conclusions: This Green Booklet, with its all information and instructions, welcomes the students to be proud members of BUP. It sets the quality and describes the general academic environment of the University, in addition to the class routine for the 1stSemester of BA (Hons) in English of Session 2018-19. In fact, it is a complete guideline of the students for the Semester, so that there is no room for any confusion on anyone‟s part. It also gives a clear picture of what BUP wants to impart to the students as well as what is expected out of the students. Disciplinary aspects are also mentioned enabling the students to have a prior understanding of the culture of discipline of BUP. It is expected that students shall take all instructions and information by heart and follow the same with utmost sincerity. It is worth mentioning that curriculum of BUP is not only a bundle of strict routines and their observances, but also a place where students shall learn to be a good and knowledgeable citizen with excellent presentation skill. The Semester is full of fun and frolics apart from the pure academic curriculum, which the students shall come across as the Semester unfolds with passage of time. With the hope that all students shall successfully complete the Semester with praiseworthy results, this booklet welcomes students to BUP once again.

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SEMESTER OUTLINE-2019 BA (Hons) IN ENGLISH

1st Semester, 1st WEEK, ENGLISH, FASS

Date Day

Time Section Loc Course Code

Events /Topics Teachers/Faculty Members Remarks / Discussion points

02 Jan

Wednesday

1000-1300

A Bijoy Auditorium

Welcome Speech by VC and Official Opening of the Academic Year-2019

03 Jan Thursday

0830-1200

A Bijoy

Auditorium

Welcome Speech by Dean, FASS

1300-1430

A CR-703 Welcome Speech by the Chairman of the Department

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1st Semester, 2ndWEEK, ENGLISH, FASS

Date Day


Events /Topics Teachers/Faculty Members

Remarks / Discussion points

06 Jan Sunday

1200-1330

A CR-704 ENG 1009

Assco. Prof. Md. Mohoshin Reza

Course Outline will be provided later

1545-1730

A

CR-704 ENG 1002

Orientation with students, introduction / overview of

the course

Prof. Dr. Md. Mozahidul Islam

1. Expectations from this course. 2. Difference between your previous

education and university education. 3. Why is this course for the students of

the Dept. of English? 4. Your knowledge on the birth of

Bangladesh.

07 Jan Monday

1400-1530

A

CR-703 ENG 1001 Introduction to the Course Lecturer Shakila Akter

1. Objectives of the course and students‟ expectations

2. What is Freshman English? 3. Importance of studying Freshman

English 4. Communication Skill Development 5. Importance of Presentation 6. Fundamental concepts of the course 7. Students‟ orientation with the

reference books

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1003 Introduction Prof. SM Amanullah Discussions on Syllabus etc

08 Jan Tuesday

1400-1530

CR-703 ENG 1004 Course Overview Asst. Prof. Abul Kalam

Azad

1. Orientation 2. Introducing the course 3. Sociology as a discipline 4. Importance of studying Sociology as

GED 5. Sociology and Socio-linguistics

6

Date Day




08 Jan Tuesday

1545-1730

CR-703 ENG 1002 Approaches to study Bangladesh Studies


1. Understanding various approaches. 2. Historiography. 3. Historical methods. 4. Sources for historical research for

constructing/ re-constructing the history of Bengal.

09 Jan Wednesday

0830-1000

A CR-703 ENG 1003

Ballad, concrete poetry, dramatic, monologue, elegy, lyric, narrative, nonsense, ode, prose poetry, ruba‟i, sonnet, spiritual, etc.

Prof. SM Amanullah Practical class discussion from the text

1200-1330

A

CR-704 ENG 1009 Assco. Prof. Md. Mohoshin Reza


10 Jan

Thursday

1200-1330

A

CR-704 ENG 1001

Diagnostic Test

Introduction to Presentation Skill

Lecturer Shakila Akter

1. What is presentation? 2. Structure of a presentation 3. How to start and end a presentation? 4. Importance of presentation skill in

corporate, social and personal life 5. Experience of first presentation

1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1004

Primary Knowledge of Sociology

Assign Term Paper

Asst. Prof. Abul Kalam Azad

1. Society & Community 2. Organization vs. institution 3. Sociology as a science or social

science 4. Epistemological difference(s) 5. Sociology & other social sciences

11 Jan Friday Weekly Holiday

12 Jan Saturday Weekly Holiday

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1stSemester, 3rdWEEK, ENGLISH, FASS

Date Day




13 Jan Sunday

1200-1330

A



1545-1730

A

CR-704 ENG 1002

Ancient Period of Bengal Assign Term Paper


1. Periodization of the History of Bengal.

2. Janapadas or principalities. 3. First independent king of Gaur. 4. Achievements of Palas.

14 Jan Monday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1001 Common Mistakes in English

Lecturer Shakila

Akter

1. Preposition 2. Right form of verb 3. Regular and irregular verb 4. Degree of comparison 5. Singular and plural

1545-1730

A

CR-703 ENG 1003

1. Diction, rhetorical and figurative use of language, theme, etc

2. Line, stanza, concrete poetry, illuminated manuscript, etc.

3. Rhyme, rhythm, alliteration, onomatopoeia, etc.

4. Pitch, scale, time (metre, rhythm), harmony polyphony, counterpoint), etc.

Prof. SM Amanullah

Practical class discussion from the text

8

Date Day




15 Jan Tuesday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1004 Sociological Imagination


1. Sociological imagination as a concept

2. Ways of sociological imagination 3. Paradigms of sociology 4. Perspectives in sociology

1545-1730

A

CR-703 ENG 1002 Bengal in Medieval Period Prof. Dr. Md.

Mozahidul Islam

1. Conquest of Nadia and its importance in history of Bengal.

2. Bulghakpur or city of rebellion. 3. Contribution of Iliyas Shahi dynasty

in Bengal. 4. Contribution of HossainShahi

dynasty.

16 Jan Wednesday

0830-1000

A CR-703 ENG 1003 The Wife of Usher‟s Well Prof. SM Amanullah Reading text, textual discussion and

critical analysis

1200-1330

A CR-704 ENG 1009 Assco. Prof. Md. Mohoshin Reza


17 Jan Thursday 1200-

1330

A CR-704 ENG 1001

Common Mistakes in English

Assigning Team Assignment


1. Right form of verbs 2. Sentences and clauses 3. Proper organization of a sentence

1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1004

Background & Development of Sociology


1 1. Industrial revolution 2. French revolution 3. Auguste Comte & Emergence of sociology as a science 4. Contributions of Auguste Comte The Social and Political context.

Robo Fest (ICT) 2

18 Jan Friday Weekly Holiday & Robo Fest (ICT)

19 Jan Saturday Weekly Holiday & Robo Fest (ICT)

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1stSemester, 4thWEEK, ENGLISH, FASS

Date Day




20 Jan Sunday

1200-1330

A CR-704 ENG 1009



1545-1730

A

CR-704 ENG 1002

British Period

Class Test 1


1. Causes of European exploration and colonization.

2. Reasons of the failure of South Asian‟s resistance.

3. Consequence of the battle of Pollasy. 4. Consequence of the battle of Boxer.

21 Jan Monday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1001

Common Mistakes in English


1. Common combinations with articles 2. Techniques to improve the knowledge

of linking words 3. Learning through practice

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1003

Astrophel and Stella Sonnet-1

Prof. SM Amanullah Reading text, textual discussion and critical analysis

22 Jan Tuesday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1004

Background & Development of Sociology

Assign Case Study


1. Contributions of Herbert Spencer 2. Contributions of Emile Durkheim 3. Contributions of Karl Marx 4. Contributions of Max Weber

1545-1730

A

CR-703 ENG 1002

Partition of Bengal (1905) and its result, All India Muslim League (1906 Assign Case study


1. Reasons of partition of Bengal in (1905).

2. Results of partition. 3. Hindu-Muslim reaction. 4. Causes of foundation of Muslim

League.

Workshop on Cyber Law (Dept. of Law)

10

Date Day




23 Jan Wednesday

0830-1000

A CR-703 ENG 1003

Astrophel and Stella Sonnet- 5

Class Test-01

Prof. SM Amanullah

Reading text, textual discussion and critical analysis

1200-1330

A CR-704 ENG 1009



EconMaster-2019 (Inter University), Dept. of Economics

24 Jan Thursday

1200-1330

A

CR-704 ENG 1001

Different Types of Presentation

Class Test 1


1. Informative 2. Persuasive 3. Entertaining 4. Impromptu 5. Extemporaneous 6. Entertaining

1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1004

Research Methods in Sociology

Class Test-1


1. Definition of social research 2. Steps of scientific method 3. Dimensions of Social Research 4. Methods & techniques of data

collection

EconMaster-2019 (Inter University), Dept. of Economics 25 Jan Friday Weekly Holiday & EconMaster-2019 (Inter University), Dept. of Economics

26 Jan Saturday Weekly Holiday & EconMaster-2019 (Inter University), Dept. of Economics

11



Date Day




27 Jan Sunday

1200-1330

A



1545-1730

A

CR-704 ENG 1002

Lahore resolution and partition of India

(1947), partition of Bengal (1947)


1. Reasons of partition of India. 2. Results of partition. 3. Hindu-Muslim reaction. 4. lahore Resolution and Partition of India

(1947).

Global Leadership Summit-2019 (Dept. of IR)

28 Jan Monday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1001

Formal Presentation Use of Audio/Visual

Aids Lecturer Shakila Akter

1. How to prepare a formal presentation 2. Designing PowerPoint slides 3. Use of images 4. Using audio and video clips 5. Audience analysis

1545-1730

A

CR-703 ENG 1003 Sonnet 18 Prof. SM Amanullah


Badminton/Volleyball Final

12

Date Day




29 Jan Tuesday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1004 Research Methods in

Sociology


1. Definition of social research 2. Steps of scientific method 3. Dimensions of Social Research 4. Methods & techniques of data

collection

1545-1730

A

CR-703 ENG 1002

Pakistan Period: An Overview (1952-1971)

Class Test 2


1. Language movement and its significance.

2. 1954 Provincial election and its importance in the growth of Bengali nationalism.

3. Reason and success of the foundation of Awami League.

4. Military rule in Pakistan and the failure of national integration.

30 Jan Wednesday

0830-1000

A CR-703 ENG 1003 The Sun Rising Prof. SM Amanullah Reading text, textual discussion and critical

analysis

1200-1330



31 Jan Thursday

1200-1330

A CR-704 ENG 1001

Formal/Informal/Semi-formal or Casual Language Use of Rhetoric/Vocabulary


1. Wording the speech 2. Finding the right words 3. Using words accurately 4. Achieving clarity 5. Using vivid language

1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1004 Culture & Civilization

Asst. Prof. Abul Kalam

Azad

1. Defining culture including its elements 2. Defining civilization 3. Distinction between culture & civilization. 4. Types & Theories of culture

Seminar (Dept. of DHSM)

01 Feb Friday Weekly Holiday

02 Feb Saturday Weekly Holiday & Future Leader’s Summit (Dept. of Law)

13



Date Day




03 Feb Sunday

1200-1330

A



1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1002

The Problem of National Integration Under Ayub

Regime


1. 1958 military coup d‟état 2. Theories of the problems of national

integration 3. Impact of military rule in Pakistan 4. Fall of Ayub Khan

04 Feb Monday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1001 Developing Vocabulary Lecturer Shakila Akter

1. How to learn new words 2. Using context to get the meaning 3. Getting meaning from new word

parts 4. How to choose the best word

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1003 Easter Wings Prof. SM Amanullah


05 Feb

Tuesday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1004 Socialization Asst. Prof. Abul Kalam

Azad

1. Defining socialization 2. Agents of socialization 3. Cooley‟s theory of Looking Glass Self 4. Mead‟s theory of Generalized other

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1002

Road to independent Bangladesh-1


1. Key features of the six-point Program. 2. Key features of 11 points program. 3. The outcome of 1970 election. 4. Reasons of the victory of the Awami

League

14

Date Day




06Feb Wednesday

0830-1000

A CR-703 ENG 1003 The Collar Prof. SM Amanullah


1200-1330

A CR-704 ENG 1009



07 Feb Thursday

1200-1330

A

CR-704 ENG 1001 Developing Vocabulary


1. Power of words 2. Commonly misused words 3. Confusingly related words 4. Synonym and Antonym 5. Homonym 6. Making students‟ own „Word Book‟

1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1004

Deviance & Crime

Class Test-2


1. Definition of deviance & Crime 2. Types of deviance & crime 3. Causes of deviance & crime: biological

explanation 4. Causes of deviance & crime:

sociological explanation

Debate-2018 (Inter University), Dept. of Economics

08 Feb Friday Weekly Holiday & Debate-2018 (Inter University), Dept. of Economics

09 Feb Saturday Weekly Holiday & Debate-2018 (Inter University), Dept. of Economics

15



Date Day




10 Feb Sunday

Saraswati Puja

11 Feb Monday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1001

Presentations on impromptu topic

Assigning Term Paper


1. Students will make presentation on impromptu topics

2. Topics will be given five minutes before commencement through

lottery

1545-1730

A

CR-703 ENG 1003 Elegy Written in a Country

Churchyard Prof. SM Amanullah


12 Feb

Tuesday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1004 Deviance & Social Control


1. Definition of Social Control

2. Types of Social Control

3. Mechanisms of social control

4. Role of religion in controlling society

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1002 Road to independent

Bangladesh-2


1. Pakistan‟s final solution and the Bangladeshi response. 2. The liberation struggle 3. The liberation war 4. Bengali nationalism

16

Date Day




13 Feb Wednesday

0830-1000

A CR-703 ENG 1003

Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard

Class Test-02

Prof. SM Amanullah


1200-1330

A CR-704 ENG 1009



Pahela Falgoon (Dept. of DHSM)

14 Feb Thursday

1200-1330

A CR-704 ENG 1001

Presentations on impromptu topic

Class Test 2


1. Students will make presentation on impromptu topics

2. Topics will be given five minutes before commencement through

lottery

1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1004 Social Organizations,

Associations & Institutions Asst. Prof. Abul Kalam

Azad

1. Definition of family

2. Definition of marriage

3. Types of family & marriage

4. Future & functions of family

5. Definition of religion and its

functions


16 Feb Saturday Weekly Holiday

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1st Semester, 8th WEEK, ENGLISH, FASS

Date Day




17 Feb Sunday

1200-1330

A CR-704 ENG 1009



1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1002

Bangladesh liberation war of 1971


1. The 25th of March 1971. 2. Formation of Mujibnagar Govt. 3. Role of sector commanders 4. Genocide

18 Feb Monday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1001 Taking notes


1. Importance of taking notes 2. Note taking techniques 3. Cornell method 4. Hierarchy based note taking 5. Outline Method 6. Flow based note taking

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1003

Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard

Prof. SM Amanullah Reading text, textual discussion and

critical analysis

19 Feb

Tuesday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1004 Social Stratification &

Inequality Asst. Prof. Abul Kalam

Azad

1. Definition of social stratification 2. Definition of social inequality 3. Difference between inequality &

stratification 4. Theories of social stratification

1545-1730

A

CR-703 ENG 1002

An overview of Bangladesh: (1971 – ), resources of

Bangladesh (Agriculture, Forest, RMG, MDGs, SDGs)

Class Test 3


1. Political development of Bangladesh. 1. Economic development of

Bangladesh. 2. Trends of agricultural

development. 3. Achievements in RMG. SPSS Software Workshop-2019 (Dept. of Economics)

2.

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Date Day




20 Feb Wednesday

0830-1000

A CR-703 ENG 1003 I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud Prof. SM Amanullah


1200-1330

A CR-704 ENG 1009



SPSS Software Workshop-2019 (Dept. of Economics)

21 Feb

Thursday

International Mother Language Day


23 Feb Saturday Weekly Holiday

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BA (Hons) IN ENGLISH 1stSemester, 9thWEEK, ENGLISH, FASS

Date Day




24 Feb Sunday 1200-

1330

A CR-704 ENG 1009



1545-1730

A

CR-704 ENG 1002

Rural development, culture and ethnicity, historical places and tourism, Bengal famine


1. Change of a village of Bangladesh between 1970 and 2015.

2. Religious festivals in Bangladesh. 3. The USA and making of a famine in

1974. 4. Major historical places of

Bangladesh.

25 Feb Monday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1001 Reading Comprehension


1. Previewing 2. Scanning 3. Skimming 4. Predicting 5. Inferring

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1003

To a Sky-lark

Prof. SM Amanullah


Law Lecturer Series (Dept. of Law)

26 Feb

Tuesday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1004 Dynamics of Social Life Asst. Prof. Abul

Kalam Azad

1. Definition of social change 2. Evolution Vs. Revolution 3. Change Vs. Progress 4. Factors and theories of social

change

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1002 Corruption and Good

Governance in Bangladesh Prof. Dr. Md.

Mozahidul Islam

1. What is governance? 2. Key features of good governance. 3. Good governance in Bangladesh. 4. Definition of Corruption

20

Date Day




27Feb Wednesday

0830-1000

A CR-703 ENG 1003 To a Sky-lark

Prof. SM Amanullah


1200-1330



28 Feb Thursday

1200-1330

A CR-704 ENG 1001 Reading Comprehension


1. Active reading 2. Annotation 3. Analytical comprehension (fictional

& non-fictional) 4. Learning through practice

1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1004 Population & Environment Asst. Prof. Abul

Kalam Azad

1. Population analysis: demography 2. Dynamics of population change 3. Malthusianism 4. Migration and Diaspora

Seminar (Dept. of Finance & Banking)

01 Mar Friday

Weekly Holiday

01 Mar Saturday Weekly Holiday

21



Date Day




03 Mar Sunday

1200-1330

A CR-704 ENG 1009 Mid Term


-

04 Mar Monday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1001 Mid Term Lecturer Shakila Akter -

05 Mar Tuesday

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1002 Mid Term Prof. Dr. Md. Mozahidul

Islam -

06 Mar Wednesday

0830-1000

A CR-703 ENG 1003 Mid Term Prof. SM Amanullah -

07 Mar Thursday

1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1004 Mid Term Asst. Prof. Abul Kalam

Azad -

08 Mar Friday

Weekly Holiday

09 Mar Saturday

Weekly Holiday

22



Date Day




10 Mar Sunday 1200-

1330

A CR-704 ENG 1009



1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1002

Bangladesh Economy


1. Economic condition: general overview

2. Golden Bengal 3. Pre-British economy 4. Recent trend

11 Mar Monday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1001 Presenting in Groups


1. What is group presentation? 2. Responsibilities of the leader 3. Responsibilities of participants 4. The refLecturertive thinking method

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1003

La Belle Dame Sans Merci


critical analysis

Environmental Fest -2019 (Dept. of Environmental Science)

12 Mar Tuesday

1400-1530

A

CR-703 ENG 1004 Population & Environment


1. Population analysis: demography 2. Dynamics of population change 3. Malthusianism 4. Migration and Diaspora

1545-1730

A

CR-703 ENG 1002 Some Socio-Economic Issues of Bangladesh


1. Women empowerment 2. Education system 3. Secondary education 4. Tertiary education

23

Date Day




13 Mar Wednesday

0830-1000

A CR-703 ENG 1003

La Belle Dame Sans Merci

Class Test-03


critical analysis

1200-1330



Cricket Final

14 Mar Thursday

1200-1330

A

CR-704 ENG 1001

Introductory discussion on writing Creative

writing


1. Process writing 2. Product writing 3. Prewriting 4. Drafting and revising 5. Creative writing on a seLecturerted

topic 6. Word mechanics

1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1004

Development & Environment:

Industrialization, Urbanization and

Environment


1. Industrialization 2. Urbanization 3. Impacts of Industrialization &

Urbanization

BUP Intra Model UN Conference & Leadership Summit (IR Dept)

15 Mar Friday

Weekly Holiday & BUP Intra Model UN Conference & Leadership Summit (IR Dept)

16 Mar Saturday

Weekly Holiday & BUP Intra Model UN Conference & Leadership Summit (IR Dept)

24



Date Day




17 Mar Sunday Birthday of Bangabandhu

18 Mar Monday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1001

Planning of paragraph writing, brain storming & practice


1. Topic sentence 2. Types of paragraph 3. Different parts of a paragraph 4. Structuring a paragraph 5. Linking ideas 6. Guidelines to write a good

paragraph

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1003 How do I Love Thee?

Prof. SM Amanullah


19 Mar Tuesday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1004

New Paradigm of Development & Environment

Submit Term Paper


1. Green House Gas Emissions (GHGEs)

2. Global warming & climate change

3. Environmental pollution 4. Sustainable development as a

shifting paradigm

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1002

Fundamentalism in Bangladesh Class Test 3


1. Religious fundamentalism 2. Religious harmony 3. Terrorism 4. Counter-terrorism

2nd National Quiz Festival-2019 (IR Dept)

25

Date Day




20 Mar Wednesday

0830-1000

A CR-703 ENG 1003

Ulysses

Assignment(s) for Term Paper to be given

Prof. SM Amanullah Reading text, textual discussion

and critical analysis

1200-1330

A CR-704 ENG 1009


21 Mar Thursday

1200-1330

A CR-704 ENG 1001 Writing Paragraph


1. Narrative 2. Descriptive 3. Persuasive 4. Expository

1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1004 Late Modern Development &

Environment: Jurgen Habermas Asst. Prof. Abul

Kalam Azad

1. Definition of communicative action

2. Elements of communicative action

3. Ways of communicative action

4. Jurgen Habermas‟s theory of communicative action

5. Habermas & Approaches to Sustainable Development

Conquest-2019 (Inter Dept. Debate Competition-2019), Dept. of Economics

22 Mar Friday

Weekly Holiday & Conquest-2019 (Inter Dept. Debate Competition-2019), Dept. of Economics

23 Mar Saturday

Weekly Holiday & Conquest-2019 (Inter Dept. Debate Competition-2019), Dept. of Economics

26



Date Day




24 Mar Sunday

1200-1330

A



1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1002

Bangladesh Foreign Policy: Realities and

ChallENGes


1. Determinants factors of Bangladesh‟s FP

2. FP of developing countries 3. Realities of FP 4. Different Phases ofBangladesh‟s FP

Pre-Budget Analysis & Discussion Seminar (Economic)

25 Mar Monday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1001

Group Presentation

Class Test 3 Lecturer Shakila Akter

1. Students will make group presentation on topic that have been provided in the previous class

2. The presentation will be counted as Class Test 3

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1003 Ulysses Prof. SM Amanullah Reading text, textual discussion and

critical analysis

Pre-Budget Analysis & Discussion Seminar (Dept. of Economics)

26 Mar Tuesday Independence Day

27

Date Day




27 Mar Wednesday

0830-1000

A CR-703 ENG 1003 I, Too, Sing America

Prof. SM Amanullah


1200-1330

A



28 Mar Thursday

1200-1330

A

CR-704 ENG 1001 Writing Essay Lecturer Shakila Akter

1. What is an essay? 2. Structuring an essay 3. Standard format of writing an essay 4. Descriptive essay

1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1004

Late Modern Development &

Environment: Jurgen Habermas


1. Definition of communicative action 2. Elements of communicative action 3. Ways of communicative action 4. Jurgen Habermas‟s theory of

communicative action 5. Habermas & Approaches to

Sustainable Development

Seminar (Dept. of English)

29 Mar Friday

Weekly Holiday

30 Mar Saturday

Weekly Holiday

28



Date Day




31 Mar Sunday

1200-1330

A CR-704 ENG 1009



1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1002

Bangladesh and the

Muslim World


1. Liberation war and the Muslim world 2. OIC and Bangladesh 3. Changing scenario 4. Recent trends

01 Apr

Monday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1001 Writing Essay


1. Types 2. Narrative 3. Persuasive 4. Expository

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1003 Aunt Jennifer’s Tiger Prof. SM Amanullah Reading text, textual discussion and critical analysis

02 Apr

Tuesday 1400-1530

A

CR-703 ENG 1004

2ndModernity & Environment: Ulrich Beck

Submit Case Study


1. Definition of risk society 2. Features of risk society 3. Shifting from industrial society to risk

society 4. Ulrich beck‟s risk society theory 5. Risk society theory

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1002

Indo-Bangladesh Relations: Problems and

Prospectus


1. Liberation war and Indo-Bangladesh relations

2. Problems 3. Prospects. 4. Recent trend

29

Date Day




03 Apr Wednesday

0830-1000

A CR-703 ENG 1003

Digging

Class Test-04


critical analysis

1200-1330



Finatrics Competition (Dept. of Marketing)

04 Apr Thursday Shab-e-Miraz

05 Apr Friday

Weekly Holiday

06 Apr Saturday

Weekly Holiday & ICT Fest-2019 (ICT Dept.)

30



Date Day




07 Apr Sunday

1200-1330

A



1545-1730

A

CR-704 ENG 1002

Bangladesh-US Relationship: Problems

and Prospectus


1. Liberation war and the USA-Bangladesh relations

2. Problems of relations 3. Prospects of relations 4. Recent trend

ICT Fest-2019 (ICT Dept.)

08 Apr

Monday

1400-1530

A

CR-703 ENG 1001 Pronunciation, IPA

symbols Lecturer Shakila

Akter

1. Importance of Pronunciation 2. Introduction to IPA symbols 3. Practice reading IPA symbols 4. Using IPA symbols while reading

dictionaries

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1003 Digging

Prof. SM Amanullah


31

Date Day




09 Apr

Tuesday 1400-1530

A

CR-703 ENG 1004

Information Age, Communication, Technology &

Environment: Manuel Castells


1. Definition of Network Society 2. Features of Manuel Castells‟s

Network Theory 3. Transition from Capitalist Economy to

Automated Economy 4. Manuel Castells‟s Network Theory:

BD Context

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1002

Bangladesh-Soviet Union Relations

Class Test-4


1. Liberation war and USSR-Bangladesh relations


10 Apr Wednesday

0830-1000

A CR-703 ENG 1003

Masnavi (Selection)

Submission of Assignment(s) for Term

Paper.

Prof. SM Amanullah


1200-1330



11 Apr Thursday

1200-1330

A CR-704 ENG 1001

Discussion/ video on great presenters/ orators https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UibfDUPJAEU

Class Test 4


1. Students will watch speeches given by famous persons and analyze their speech

1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1004

Health & Environment


1. Health seeking behavior models 2. Health Belief Model 3. Impact of Health Awareness on

Environment

12 Apr Friday

Weekly Holiday

13 Apr Saturday

Weekly Holiday

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UibfDUPJAEU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UibfDUPJAEU

32



Date Day




14 Apr Sunday

Pohela Boishakh

15 Apr

Monday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1001

Listening

Submission of Term Paper


1. What is listening? 2. Why should we focus on listening? 3. Hearing vs. Listening 4. How to listen effectively?

1545-1730

A

CR-703 ENG 1003 CienSonetos De Amor

(Selection) Prof. SM Amanullah


16 Apr

Tuesday 1400-1530

A

CR-703 ENG 1004

Health & Environment

Class Test-4


1. Health seeking behavior models 2. Health Belief Model 3. Impact of Health Awareness on

Environment

1545-1730

A

CR-703 ENG 1002

Bangladesh-China Relationship: Problems

and Prospectus


1. Liberation war and China-Bangladesh relations


33

Date Day




17 Apr Wednesday

0830-1000

A CR-703 ENG 1003 CienSonetos De Amor

(Selection) Prof. SM Amanullah


1200-1330

A



18 Apr Thursday

1200-1330

A

CR-704 ENG 1001

Listening from IELTS & British Council resources


1. Listening for main ideas/key information

2. Listening for specific details 3. Listening and understanding both

explicit and implicit details 4. Listening and responding to texts

1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1004 Gender and Society Asst. Prof. Abul

Kalam Azad

1. Gender Perspectives of Economy 2. GAD, WID and WED

19 Apr Friday

Weekly Holiday

20 Apr Saturday

Weekly Holiday

34



Date Day




21 Apr Sunday

Easter Sunday/Shab-e-Barat

22 Apr

Monday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1001

Conversations in English


1. Introducing yourelf 2. Role play based on different

situations 3. Formal 4. Semi-formal 5. Informal 6. Greetings in different countries of

the world

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1003 Extra Class Prof. SM Amanullah

23 Apr

Tuesday 1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1004 Politics and Society


1. Gender Perspectives of Economy. 2. GAD, WID and WED

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1002 The Bangladesh State


1. What is state 2. Nature of the Bangladesh state 3. StrENGths and achievements 4. Weakness?

24 Apr Wednesday

0830-1000

A CR-703 ENG 1003 Extra Class Prof. SM Amanullah

35

Date Day




24 Apr Wednesday

1200-1330



25 Apr Thursday

1200-1330

A CR-704 ENG 1001

Conversations in English

Submission of Team Assignment


1. Role play based on different situation

2. Topics will be given in the previous class

1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1004

Economy and Society


1. Gender Perspectives of Economy 2. GAD, WID and WED

Seminar (Dept. of BBA-Gen)

26 Apr Friday

Weekly Holiday & CAPITALIZER (Intra), Dept. of Finance & Banking

27 Apr Saturday

1000-1145

A CR-704 ENG 1009

Creating and Designing

Presentation using MS PowerPoint


36



Date Day




28 Apr Sunday

1200-1330

A CR-704 ENG 1009 Presentation-1 Assco. Prof. Md. Mohoshin Reza

Individual Power Point presentation by the students on term paper

1545-1730

A

CR-704 ENG 1002

Development trends of Bangladesh&Heritage of Bangladesh


1. Measuring development 2. “Freedom as Development” 3. Poverty and hunger 4. Recent trend 5. What is heritage? 6. Tangible heritage 7. Intangible heritage 8. Major archaeological sites

29 Apr

Monday

1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1001

Group Presentation


PowerPoint presentation by the students

1545-1730

A CR-703 ENG 1003 Presentation-1 Prof. SM Amanullah


30 Apr

Tuesday 1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1004 Class Review


1545-1730

A

CR-703 ENG 1002 Extra Class Prof. Dr. Md.

Mozahidul Islam

37

Date Day




01 May Wednesday May Day

02 May Thursday

1200-1330

A CR-704 ENG 1001 Presentation-1 Lecturer Shakila

Akter


1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1004 Presentation-1 Asst. Prof. Abul

Kalam Azad


03 May Friday

Weekly Holiday

04 May Saturday

Weekly Holiday

38



Date Day




05 May Sunday

1200-1330



1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1002

Presentation-1 Prof. Dr. Md.

Mozahidul Islam


06 May Monday

1400-1530

A

CR-703 ENG 1001 Presentation-2 Lecturer Shakila

Akter


1545-1730



Ramadan Start

07 May

Tuesday 1400-1530

A CR-703 ENG 1004 Presentation-2



1545-1730




39

Date Day




08 May

Wednesday 0830-1000


I Individual Power Point presentation by the students on term paper

1200-1330



I Individual Power Point presentation by the students on term paper

09 May Thursday

1200-1330

A

CR-704 ENG 1001 Presentation-3 Lecturer Shakila

Akter


1545-1730

A CR-704 ENG 1004 Presentation-3 Asst. Prof. Abul

Kalam Azad


10 May Friday

Weekly Holiday

11 May Saturday

Weekly Holiday

40



Date Day




12 May Sunday

1200-1330



1545-1730




13 May Monday

1400-1530




1545-1730



14 May

Tuesday 1400-1530

A

CR-703 ENG 1004 Presentation-4 Asst. Prof. Abul

Kalam Azad


1545-1730



Individual PowerPoint presentation by the students on term paper

41

Date Day




15 May

Wednesday

Preparatory Leave

16 May Thursday

Preparatory Leave

17 May Friday

Weekly Holiday

18 May Saturday

Weekly Holiday & (Bhuddho Purnima)

42



Date Day




19 May Sunday

1300-1600

A

CR-703 ENG 1001 Final Exam Lecturer ShakilaAkter

21 May

Tuesday

1300-1600

A

CR-703 ENG 1002

Final Exam Prof. Dr. Md.

Mozahidul Islam

23 May

Thursday

1300-1600

A

CR-703 ENG 1003

Final Exam Prof. SM Amanullah

24 May Friday

Weekly Holiday

25 May Saturday

Weekly Holiday

43



Date Day




26 May Sunday

1300-1600

A

CR-703 ENG 1004

Final Exam Asst. Prof. Abul Kalam Azad

28 May

Tuesday

1300-1600

A

CR-703 ENG 1009

Final Exam Assco. Prof. Md. Mohoshin Reza

29 May

Wednesday Semester Final Leave

30 May

Thursday Semester Final Leave

31 May Friday

Weekly Holiday & Jumatul Bidha

01 Jun Saturday

Weekly Holiday

44



Date Day




02 Jun Sunday Semester Final Leave (Shab-e-Qadar)

03 Jun Monday Semester Final Leave

04 Jun Tuesday Semester Final Leave

05 Jun Wednesday Semester Final Leave (Eid Day)

06 Jun Thursday Semester Final Leave

07 Jun Friday Weekly Holiday

08 Jun Saturday Weekly Holiday

45



Date Day




09 Jun Sunday Semester Final Leave



12 Jun Wednesday Semester Final Leave




46



Date Day







19 Jun Wednesday Semester Final Leave Result Publication




47



Date Day







26 Jun Wednesday Semester Final Leave





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