This course introduces the Kerala Model of Decentralised Governance, focusing on the constitutional and historical foundations of decentralisation in India and Kerala. It examines the structure and functioning of Panchayati Raj Institutions and Urban Local Bodies, along with the evolution of local governance in Kerala. The course explores the People’s Plan Campaign of 1996, participatory and bottom-up planning, and the roles of Grama Sabha and Ward Sabha. It also examines gender, social justice, financial devolution, institutional challenges, and the future of decentralised governance, enabling learners to develop a critical perspective on grassroots democracy in Kerala.
- Teacher: Mr GOKUL M A
Vedic Mathematics is an ancient system of mental calculation rediscovered from the Atharva Veda by Jagadguru Sri Bharathi Krsna Tirtha ji Maharaja in the early 20th century. This methodology utilizes sixteen sutras and thirteen sub-sutras to simplify complex arithmetic, algebra, and geometry into manageable mental exercises. By applying these specific mathematical formulae, students can achieve results up to fifteen times faster than through standard modern techniques. The system emphasizes simplicity and intuition, allowing for the rapid resolution of large square roots, cubes, and multiplications without relying on calculators. Ultimately, these techniques serve as powerful tools for competitive exams and foster a deeper interest in the subject by transforming tedious problems into elegant, logical solutions.
- Teacher: Dr BINOY JOSEPH
- Teacher: Ms NADIYA M P
Welcome to “Understanding FYUGP – Four Year Undergraduate Programme”.
This course is designed to help students understand the Four Year Undergraduate Programme (FYUGP) introduced under the new higher education framework. The programme provides students with a flexible learning structure, multidisciplinary education, skill enhancement opportunities, research exposure, and multiple academic pathways.
Under Kannur University FYUGP, students can choose different academic pathways based on their interests and career goals:
• Three-Year Undergraduate Degree Pathway
• Four-Year Undergraduate Degree with Honours Pathway
• Four-Year Undergraduate Degree with Honours with Research Pathway
Through this course, students will learn about the FYUGP structure, semester system, credits, course categories, major and minor disciplines, skill courses, ability enhancement courses, internships, research opportunities, assessment methods, and academic planning.
After completing this course, students will be able to understand their programme structure and make informed decisions about their academic journey.
- Teacher: Mr MIDHUN SHAJI
Exploring Physical Computing with Arduino UNO is a restricted refresher and assessment module for students who have already completed the offline certificate course. It provides interactive revision of key concepts and practical skills in Arduino, electronics, programming, sensors, and applications, followed by a final certification assessment to validate their learning and course completion.
- Teacher: Mr MIDHUN SHAJI