Major English (B.A. 4th Year)︱Drama & Novel

Level: BA English Major

Paper: VI Year: Fourth

Course Title: Drama and Novel

Course Code: ENGL 426

Course Description

This course offers critical insights into different themes, ideas, issues and concepts in drama and novel. Students make an in-depth study of selected texts. Not only do the students explore and reflect upon the texts and the topics, they also analyze how the themes and issues intersect in and among the different texts. This way, students come to realize the commonalities in the approach to drama and novel as well as appreciate the distinctive features associated with the two genres.

Unit I: Coming of Age                                                        30 hrs.

     1. The Playboy of the Western World (J.M. Synge)

     2. Nervous Condition (Tsitsi Dangarembga)

     3. The House on Mango Street (Sandra Sisneros)

Unit II: Myth and Philosophy                                           30 hrs.

     4. Oedipus Rex (Sophocles)

     5. Hayavadana (Girish Kanard)

     6. Fire in the Monastery (Abhi Subedi)

     7. The Stranger (Albert Camus)

Unit III: Ambition and Power                                           30 hrs.

     8. Macbeth (William Shakespeare)

     9. One for the Road (Harold Pinter)

     10. The Noise of Time (Julian Barnes) 

Unit IV: Fate and Free Will                                                30 hrs.

     11. Shakuntala (Kalidasa)

     12. Life is a Dream (Pedro Caldron de la Barca)

     13. Anthem (Ayn Rand) 

Unit V: Class, Race and Identity                                       30 hrs.

     14. The School for Scandal (Richard Sheridan)

     15. A Raisin in the Sun (Hansberry Lorraine)

     16. Orlando (Virginia Woolf)

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Business Communication ︱BBM Third Semester

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International Relations and Foreign Policy

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Optional English-12 (Model Set)

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Compulsory English ︱Class 12

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Visions - A Thematic Anthology ︱ BBM First Semester

Visions: A Thematic Anthology is a collection of multicultural readings from a wide variety of sources on different topics for different purposes. The rationale behind the choice of readings is that the process of thinking can be learnt by interacting with creative texts, and readers can develop their thinking ability, while simultaneously enhancing their reading and writing skills.

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Handshake - a course in communication︱BHM Second Semester

The objectives of the course are to enable students to: increase confidence and fluency in speaking, improve accuracy to enable clear communication of ideas, develop understanding of grammar, interact in a multi-cultural environment, work on writing, reading and listening skills, focus on student's personal needs and objectives and develop specific skills in communicative English.

Prescribed Books:

1. Viney, Peter, and Karen Viney, Handshake: A course in communication Student's Book. Oxford: OUP, 1996.

2. Coe, Norman, Robin Rycroft, and Pauline  Ernest. Writing Skills: A Problem-Solving Approach. Cambridge: CUP, 1983.

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Scientific Communication︱B.Sc. First Year

Course Title: Scientific Communication (SC 101)

Nature of Course: Theory

A course on Scientific Communication has been designed for the first year students of 4-year B.Sc. programme of the Institute of Science and Technology (IOST), Tribhuvan University. Students are supposed to improve their skill of communication in English language especially the writing. 

Prescribed Texts:

1. Learning English - A. Rama Krishna Rao, Orient Black Swan, Hyderabad, 2009.

2. Improve Your Writing - V. N. Arora and LAkshmi Chandra, Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 2011.

Reference Text:

1. Technical Communication - Meenakshi Raman and Sangeeta Sharma, Oxford University Press, New Delhi, 2012

Course Contents:

Learning English (25 hours)

1. Astronomy

        - Our Picture of the Universe  by Stephen Hawkings

2. Information Technology

        - A Very Short History of Computer Ethics by Terrell Ward Bynum

3. Health and Medicine

        - Save Your Liver by Richard Selzer

4. Environment

        - Water: The Elixir of Life by C.V. Raman

Improve Your Writing (25 hours)

1. The Sentence

        - The Effect of the Scientific Temperament on Man by Bertrand Russell

2. The Paragraph

        - Gods in the Godless Universe by Bertrand Russell

        - Pollution and Super-pollution by G. R. Taylor

        - Science and Survival by Barry Commoner

3. The Composition

        - Man, and Nature by J. Bronowski

        - Man, and His Environment by Robert Arvill 

        - The Cost of the Solar Heat by H. A. Bethe

Technical Communication (25 hours)

1.    Scientific Articles for Science Magazines and Daily Newspapers

2.    Developing a Scientific Proposal

3.    Writing (essential components of) Research Papers for Journals

4.    Report Writing

5.    Oral (e.g. Power point) Presentation in a Group

6.    Citation or References

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