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Course Detail

Course Name Career Competency – II
Course Code 21HU603
Program M. Sc. Molecular Medicine(MLM)
Semester 2
Credits 1
Campuses Faridabad, Kochi

Syllabus

Unit 1

Lectures 10

Soft Skills

Interpersonal skill: ability to manage conflict, flexibility, empathetic listening, assertiveness, stress management, problem solving, understanding one’s own interpersonal needs, role of effective team work in organizations Group problem solving: the process, the challenges, the skills and knowledge required for

the same. Conflict management: the concept, its impact and importance in personal and professional lives, (activity to identify personal style of conflict management, developing insights that helps in future conflict management situations.)

Team building and working effectively in teams: the concept of groups (teams), different stages of group formation, process of team building, group dynamics, characteristics of effective team, role of leadership in team effectiveness. (Exercise to demonstrate the process of emergence of leadership in a group, debrief and reflection), group discussions. Interview skills: what is the purpose of a job interview, types of job interviews, how to prepare for an interview, dos and don’ts of interview, One on one mock interview sessions with each student

Unit 2

Lectures 10

Verbal

Reasoning: Introduction to higher order thinking skills and deductive reasoning through critical thinking and syllogisms exercises. Students are trained to think critically and analyze an argument critically. They practice these skills extensively.

Logical ordering of sentences: to improve logical thinking and ability to put ideas cohesively. Reading comprehension: intermediate & advanced level reading passages are provided to the students for practice. Students are taught techniques to read a dense passage in a fast & accurate manner. Punctuation and e-mail writing: students hone their e-mail writing skills and are taught the essentials of punctuation and e-mail etiquette.

Unit 2

Lectures 10

Aptitude

Time and distance: speed, distance, displacement, relative speed, average speed, races, boats and streams-upstream and down-stream movement, problems on trains, concept of relative speed, motion in circular track – clockwise and anti-clockwise rotations Time and work- unitary method, concept of man-days, efficiency in task completion, sharing of wages proportionately, questions on pipes and cisterns

Geometry, mensuration-line/ray/angles, length of segments, area and properties of geometrical figures, properties of angles, diagonals, LSA, TSA and volume of solids

Seating arrangements/ puzzles- linear arrangements, circular arrangements, selection, comparison and distribution of objects under given constraints, analysing given constraints and present definitive or probable solutions for a given problem.

Permutations and combinations- fundamental principle of counting-selection and arrangement of objects, factorial notations, permutations with/without repetition, rank of a word, sum of all permutations, team formation with certain constraints

Probability- chances, odds in favour and odds against favour, events-independent and mutually exclusive types, conditional probability Nonverbal reasoning – picture based series, mirror image, water image, paper folding, paper cutting, grouping of figures, figure matrix Quant Based Reasoning – case study, application oriented problems

Summary

Pre-requisites: None

Total number of lab sessions: 30

Textbooks/ References

Textbooks/ Reference

  1. Brian Cole Miller, “Quick Team-Building Activities for Busy Managers: 50 Exercises That Get Results in Just 15 Minutes”, AMACOM; 1 edition, 2003.
  2. Patrick Lencioni, “The Five Dysfunctions of a Team: A Leadership Fable”, Jossey-Bass,1 st Edition, 2002
  3. Kaplan GMAT 2012 & 13
  4. campusgate.co.in
  5. indiabix.com
  6. S. Aggarwal, “Quantitative Aptitude For Competitive Examinations”, S. Chand Publishing , 2015
  7. S. Aggarwal, “A Modern Approach To Verbal & Non-Verbal Reasoning”, S. Chand Publishing, Revised -2015
  8. SarveshVerma, “Quantitative Aptitude-Quantum CAT”, Arihant Publications , 2016

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