CUAP Online Examination

 Objective Examination based on Multiple Choice Questions 

To provide comprehensive understanding on the interdisciplinary nature of social sciences with various theories and concepts. 

This course introduces students to the European Renaissance, a transformative cultural and intellectual movement that reshaped literature, art, and thought across the continent. Focusing on major British writers of the fourteenth, fifteenth, and sixteenth centuries—from Chaucer to Spenser, Sidney, Marlowe, and Shakespeare—the course familiarizes learners with key literary developments of the period. It also highlights the significant thematic shift from medieval concerns with religion, morality, and chivalry to Renaissance interests in humanism, individual potential, national identity, and artistic innovation. Through this study, students gain a deeper understanding of how historical change influences literary expression and the evolution of ideas.

Indian Writing in English 

Literary Theory 

The course on Quantitative Methods for Social Science helps in developing an understanding on the quantitative methods used in social science research. By end of the course, students are expected to apply basic quantitative methods in analysing social science data.