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This document outlines guidelines for students taking General Proficiency courses in the August-January 2022 semester. It provides details about: 1) What General Proficiency refers to and its purpose of complementing student interests and developing skills. 2) Courses being offered by the Department of Student Welfare, including sports, cultural, and self-development courses, along with the registration process. 3) Requirements for students to register through their university email, submit weekly progress reports, and credits awarded upon course completion.

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1 DSWGPCoursefor 1 ST Semester

This document outlines guidelines for students taking General Proficiency courses in the August-January 2022 semester. It provides details about: 1) What General Proficiency refers to and its purpose of complementing student interests and developing skills. 2) Courses being offered by the Department of Student Welfare, including sports, cultural, and self-development courses, along with the registration process. 3) Requirements for students to register through their university email, submit weekly progress reports, and credits awarded upon course completion.

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STUDENT GUIDELINES-GENERAL PROFICIENCY (AUGUST-JANUARY 2022)

SEMESTER-I

Student Guidelines - General Proficiency (August-January 2022)


About General Proficiency Course
“General Proficiency, at its base, refers to the ethics of a person regarding his/her
dealings with their work environment. It is imperative to understand what the terms
‘General Proficiency’ means before concluding its positive as well as negative impacts.
Proficiency-based or competency-based learning refers to systems of instruction,
assessment, grading, and academic reporting that are based on students demonstrating
understanding or mastery of the knowledge and skills they are expected to learn as they
progress through their education. In most cases, proficiency-based systems use state
learning standards to determine academic expectations and define “proficiency” in a given
course, subject area, or grade level. To complement the graduate student interest/hobby
like Photography, Drama, sports etc. and proficiency like presentation skills, Ethics,
communication etc. to enable a student to become a better learner a General Proficiency
courses are offered at university level.”

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Option-3
Department of Student Welfare (DSW) offered courses

The following process will be adopted for the registration, completion of course and
credit transfer for those who opt Option-3. Table-2 shows GP courses offered by
DSW with seats availability.

3.2.1 Students have to mandatorily use cuchd.in email id for registration and
communication purpose. No other email id will be allowed. In case cuchd.in email id
is not active students may reach HoD/GP coordinator for further guidance.

3.2.2 Student will have to enquire about seat availability and do the pre-registration in
DSW for any chosen course from options given in Table-2 on their CUIMS. During pre-
registration DSW coordinator will provide the seat availability
receipt to student which will be given to GP coordinator before locking the course
on CUIMS. GP Coordinator will lock the course from their CUIMS after verifying the
details and no request for course change will be entertained once the course is locked
in the CUIMS.

3.2.3 No change of course will be entertained once the course is locked in the CUIMS.

3.2.4 Seats of DSW offered courses are limited so first cum first serve basis will be applied
for each course.

3.2.5 Department GP coordinator will ensure that students have registered through
@cuchd.in email id only and follow instructions given by DSW coordinator.

3.2.6 Students will submit weekly progress report about their GP course to GP coordinator.

3.2.7 In case of any query/problem regarding GP course, students will reach to GP


coordinator/HoD who will escalate their problem to higher authorities and provide
solution to students.

3.2.8 All the notifications to students will be sent through CUIMS announcements. Students
are strongly advised to check their official @cuchd.in email id for notification from
Examination department and HoD/GP coordinator/DSW coordinator.

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3.2.9 Once student successfully complete the DSW course, there will be an exam conducted
by DSW.

3.2.10 One credit will be awarded for each DSW offered course as mentioned in Table-2.

Table-2: DSW Offered Courses for Semester-I

Category Course Name Code No of Seats

Basketball Basics 22GPC013 100

Cricket Masterclass 22GPC014 100

Table Tennis for beginners 22GPC015 100

Badminton Tips and Techniques 22GPC016 100

Sports Football- The Basics 22GPC018 100

Athletics- Track and Field 22GPC020 100

Beginner’s guide for boxing 22GPC021 100

A Fundamental Guide to Weightlifting


22GPC022 100
Training

Fundamental skills of Volleyball 22GPC023 100

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Course in Meditation and Yoga 22GPC028 100

Self Defense with Karate 22GPC031 100

Learn Martial Arts-Gatka 22GPC032 100

Foundation Course in Folk Dance:


22GPC201 100
Bhangra

Foundation Course in Folk Dance: Gidda 22GPC205 100

A Guide to Classical Dance (Kathak) 22GPC206 100

Basics of modern/contemporary dance 22GPC207 100

Fundamental Course on Vocal Practice. 22GPC209 100


Cultural
Learn Keyboard (Instrumental) 22GPC211 100

Fundamental Course in Guitar 22GPC212 100

The Art of poster design 22GPC214 100

Art of Story Telling 22GPC217 100

Beginner’s course in Modelling 22GPC219 100

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Develop your Photography skills 22GPC220 100

ISR Women Empowerment 22GPC292 100

NCC NCC-I 22GPC200 Army Wing: 53 Air Wing: 18

Seats will be allocated to


the departments/institutes
NSS NSS-I 22GPC300
as mentioned in the
Annexure-I

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