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GOVERNMENT ARTS AND SCIENCE COLLEGE, KONDOTTY SIE NY sCIEM CO (Afliliated to the University of Calicut) PIN:673641 Parappur, Vilayil (po) Malappuram (Dt), Kerala, learn to prune Ph:9207630507/04832955100 Email: [email protected] www.gasckondotty.ac.in 1.3.3 List of students undertaking project work/field work/internship during 2019-20 Course Name ofthe student studied Progra code course on experiential of the work . No m Project/Intership/Field |Supervisor and learning through project Title name name work/field work/internship Abdul Latheef V. ANUJAK Attitudinal Changes to Trolls and Troling Dr. Khadeeja Dilfa N. ANULAKSHMI VK Feminist Reading of Anita Nair's Ladies Coupe Students Abdulatheef K. ARJUN K A case study on English Speaklng Anxiety Among College Abdul Nasir V. P. ASNA KK PostColonial Perspectives in Jayanta Mahapatra's Select Poems Chavittukkali,The Traditional Folk Art of Kanakkan Community: Changes.hefna na ATHIRA A uhsi and Evolution Muhsina M. AYISHA RASNA C Feminism in Chithra Banerjee Divakaruni's The Palace of Ilusions Ashikha N. BHAVYA SUNDARAN A Power and Resistance in Select Malayalam Works Dr. Mansoor C. DRISHYA O P An Ecocritical Analysis of Select Poems vine and chitra Sisterhood in Shashi Deshpande's The Binding Muhsina M. FAHEEMA MP banarjee's sister of my heart:a comparative study FATHIMA BINSITH P K Portrayal of Women in Maya Angelou's Poetry Ashikha N. 10 FATHIMATH SHAHANATT Hundred Stories for Successful Life Dr. Abida Farooqui HANNA K C |Women in Advertisements |Ashikha N. Rendering the Invisible Visible: An Analysis of Transgender JILSHADAAK |Abdul Nasir V. P. 13 Predicaments Depicted in Nyan Marykutty and Peranbu JUMAILATH VK Translation of Select Short Stories by T.N Gopakumar Erfan K. JUMANA N of Indian Feminty in Television Commercials. |Muhsina M. 15 Portrayal MAHIKRISHNA K Translation of T Pathmanabhan's Short Stories Perumazhapole Dr. Abdul Latheef V. 16 MUHAMMED JASIL C UK Kumaran's Short Stories Pavam Kallan Dr. Abdul Latheef MUHAMMED SINAN K Bhagat Singh-Translation of the story by K.S.A Kareem Khadeeja Dilfa N. 18 NIMYARAJ P Ecocritical Reading of Yan Martel's Life of Pie Erfan K. 19 RABEEA JASMIN V K Changing Dynamics of Mapila Songs Dr. Abdul Latheef V. 20 Stories-Translation of VDileep's Five Select Short Stories From Kathakal Abdul Nasir v. P. 21 RIFNA BANUK SAFEEDA N A case study on Englsh speaking anxlety among college students Abdulatheef k. 22 LATHEEF. V Dr. ABDUL Additional Charge Principal with full Govt. Arts and Science College Pin: 673641 Kondotty, Vilayil P.O, Women who evolve:A feminist Reading of 22 Female Kottayam and 23 SAMYUKTHA PK Khadeeja Dilfa N. Kahaani. SHABEEBA NC Translatlon of Select Short storles from Rajalakshm's Storles Muhsina M. 25 SHAMNAKP Translation of Padmanabhan's Select Short Stories Dr. Mansoor C. SREEJINI K A case study on English speaking anxlety among college students Abdulatheef K. |SREESHMA P Marxlan Reading of Select Flms Dr. Mansoor C. 28 SREESHNA P Soclo-Psychological Impacts of Soclal Media on Youth Dr. abdul Latheef V. Splritual Marketing and Advertlsements-A Study on the Soclal SREETHU PRAKASH P Ashikha N. Institutional Strategy of Malayalam Splritual Advertisements VISHNU PRIYA P Pampadlpattu:The Oral Traditions of Kanakkans Dr.Abida Farooqui 31 ABDUSSAMAD VK ShakeShihabudheen Peare's story 'sherlock NASEERA Cc 32 AHAMMED KABEER T P Thakazhi s short story "pattalakkarannayam" RASIYA TP |KE Mathayis Short story: ANAS AK NASEERA C 33 Orammayummooonnupenmakkalum&Onnurangankazhinjenkil ANAS TV |NP Chellappannalr's short story: Panambinayarudepadaval SHIHABUDHEEN P ARIFA RC M Mukundans Short story: Kayar NASEERAC |FABILA P Namdanar's short story: Puthiyamanushyan NASEERA C FATHIMA NASREEN P |Malayattur's short story: Sakshi&Randamathemoshanam SHIHABUDHEEN P FATHIMATH ZUHARA KP |Nandanar's short story: Achan&NettiyileVadu RASIYA TP BRAHEEM RAZY KP |UK Kumaran's Short story: Paavaveed RASIYA TP ISANA THASNI B |Short story- Veedu SAUIRA TK 41 MAHRUNNISsSA P |Nandanars Short stories: Thettidharana&Muthashi SHIHABUDHEEN P MAHTHABA K K |P Valsala's Shirt story: ArundhathiKarayunnilla 42 |SAJIRA TK MOHAMMED HANEEFA K Short story- Parajaya Bheeti SAlIRA TK MUFEEDA BANU N M Mukundan's Short story: Nadiyumthoniyum&Naadu RASIYA TP MUHAMMED IRFAN P T P Keshavdev's short story: Pankanpillayudekatha&Curtaintepirakil NASEERA C MUHAMMED JUNAIS N Punathil's Short story: MarichavarUrangunnaveed 6 SAUIRA TK MUHAMMED MURSHIDAP MT Vasudevan Nalr's Short story: Evidekkooruvazhi NASEERA C MT Vasudevan Nair's Short story: Premavum parker MUHAMMED RIYAS M K NASEERA C +8 penayumpengaludekalyanavum |NIHALA KT |KE Mathayi's Short story: Maanasantharam&uyeshtathi SAJIRA TK RASEEKKA NK M Mukundhans Short story- Rajavu and Kavacham SHIHABUDHEEN P RUKSANA C |Mundappalams Short story- Kakalakalavalabhan 51 INASEERAC SHAHADATH FASIL K MT Vasudevannalr's short story: Attupolunnabandangal SHIHABUDHEEN P SHIBINV MT Vasudevan Nalr's Short story: Snehatintemughangal SHIHABUDHEEN P 3 |SHIFANA E M Mukundhans Short story-Tholvi 54 NASEERAC SHIJEESH LAL CP |Valkommuhammedbasheers short story " umma" SHIHABUDHEEN P LATHEEF. V ABDUL Dr. Charge full Additional Principal with and Science College Govt. Arts 673641 P.O, Pin: Kondotty, Vilayil ABDUL LATHEEF V S5 MAPPING BY ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS Ms.AMEENA P.P ABHIUITH PK 57 FRACTALS Ms.FARSANA K.K S8 ABHINAVE.N TO STUDY METRIC SPACE Mr.MOHAMMED SHAFEEK M 59 |AIYSHATHUL FAREEDAH MP FRACTALS Ms.FARSANA K.K b0 AUNACK MAPPING BY ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS Ms.AMEENA P.P 61 |AKHILE TO STUDY METRIC SPACE Mr.MOHAMMED SHAFEEK M AKMAL SULTHANA AV MATHEMATICAL CRIMINOLOGY |Mr.MOHAMMED SHAFEEK M AKSHAY KUMAR PK FRACTALS Ms.FARSANA K.K 64 ALI HANNAN KC |INTRODUCTION TO INNERPRODUCT Ms.AMEENA P.P AMEEN CSHERIN TO STUDY METRIC SPACE Mr.MOHAMMED SHAFEEK M ANASWARA G TO STUDY MODULE THEORY Ms.JAMSHIDA T.P 67 ANANYA K GRAPH THEORY |Ms.AMEENA P.P |ATHIRA M TO STUDY MODULE THEORY Ms.JAMSHIDA T.P - ATHUL KJOoSE TO STUDY METRIC SPACE Mr.MOHAMMED SHAFEEK M 70 AYISHA SULFEENA AV |MATHEMATICAL CRIMINOLOGY Mr.MOHAMMED SHAFEEK M DEVIKAVIUAY PC INTRODUCTION TO INNERPRODUCT Ms.AMEENA P.P FATHIMA THASNI PT 72 |MAPPING BY ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS MsJAMSHIDA T.P FAYIZA K MATHEMATICAL CRIMINOLOGY Mr.MOHAMMED SHAFEEK M JASEELA THASNI KK INTRODUCTION TO INNERPRODUCT Ms.AMEENA P.P 75 MUHAMMED MITHLANK INTRODUCTION TO INNERPRODUCT |Ms.AMEENA P.P SALEEL O P C 76 MUHAMMED FRACTALS Ms.FARSANA K.K NUSREENA P MAPPING BY ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS Ms.AMEENA P.P NOUREEN BANU P MATHEMATICAL CRIMINOLOGY 78 Mr.MOHAMMED SHAFEEK M |SAFEEDAJASMIN AP TO STUDY MODULE THEORY 9 Ms.JAMSHIDA T.P SALMANUL FARIS M TO STUDY METRIC SPACE 30 |Mr.MOHAMMED SHAFEEKM SHAHNA NASRIN A MATHEMATICAL CRIMINOLOGY 31 Mr.MOHAMMED SHAFEEK M SHANA JABEEN P |TO STUDY MODULE THEORY MsJAMSHIDA T.P SHERIN SHAHANA A INTRODUCTION TO INNERPRODUCT Ms.AMEENA P.P SWALIHA MK GRAPH THEORY Ms.AMEENA P.P |VIBISHNA P 35 GRAPH THEORY Ms.AMEENA P.P VISWANATHAN M |MAPPING BY ELEMENTARY FUNCTIONS Ms.AMEENA P.P 87 YAMUNA V GRAPH THEORY Ms.AMEENA P.P SHAMNA SIRIN CT 88 FRACTALS Ms.FARSANA K.K ABDUL VAJID TK A feasibility study on role of Kial in Tourism 39 Mohammed Vaseem C V Dr. ABDUL LATHEEF. Additional Charge Principal with full Science College Govt. Arts and Pin: 673641 Kondotty, Vilayil P.O, The Potential Of Developments In Thoovaltheeram As Tourism ABDUNNASEEF A Mohammed Vaseem C Destination ADIL BT Regional biriyani cuisine special reference to Kozhikkode |Dr. Deleep D AKSHAY K Pilgrim Tourism Circuit In Wayanad Mohammed Vaseem C Study on sustainable tourism practices : with special reference to ANANTHUUP |Mohammed Vaseem C 3 Kakkadampoyil-Nilambur "A Comparative Study On Customer Preference And Satisfaction of ARUN VALAKKODAN Mohammed Vaseem C 94 Accommodation FacilityWith, SpecialReference To Kakadampoyil" A comparative study on tourism development in Kerala after 2003 BHAGAVATH VS Mohammed Niyas K K Ispecial reference Kumbalangi Study about the Environmental impact ofTourism at Arimbra hills-Mini 96 DRISYAP ooty of Malappuram Mohammed VaseemnC A Study On The Socio-Cultural Impact Of Tourism Activities, Special FARSANA THASNI PT SAJEER E K 97 Reference To Attapadi YOTHISH TU Disability Tourism SAJEER E K 99 MOHAMED MUSTAK ALI A Awareness About Blue Flag Certification Among Kappa People Dr. Deleep D 100 MANJUNADH P Pilgrimage Tourism, Guruvayur temple SAJEER E K A Study About Sustainable Promotion Of Island Tourism MOHAMMED FASIL AT Destinations AIEFR F K 101 Special Reference To Kadalundi 102 MOHAMMED FASIL K Customer Satisfaction Of Alhind Travels SAJEER EK 103 MOHAMMED HISHAM PP A Study On Customer Satisfaction At Banasura Sagar Dam SAJEER E K 104 MUHAMMED ARAFATH PC |Marketing strategies of Alhind Travels SAJEER E K MUHAMMED HASEEB P |A Study on Significance of Teak Museum In Promotion of Nilambur 105 Tourism |Mohammed Niyas K K |MUHAMMED RAMEES T A Study About Ferry Service of Beypore 106 Mohammed Niyas KK 107 MUHAMMED SHAMEEM PK |Scope of Direct selling in India Mohammed Niyas KK |MUHAMMED SHAMEER PM 108 A study on Problem faced by bicycle tourists in Kerala Mohammed Niyas KK A Study On The Scope Of Wedding Tourism And Event Management: MUHAMMED SHUHAIB PM 109 Special Reference To Calic Mohammed Niyas KK and street 110 |NIHAD food beverage hygiene venders Mohammed Niyas KK A Study On The Historical Evolution And Uniqueness Of Halwa: With NASEERA MUMTHAS P 1i1 Special Reference To Kozhikodan Halwa. |Mohammed Niyas KK NISIL SABAH TK Beach Hygiene: Special Reference To Calicut Beach |Mohammed Niyas KK NIZAMUDHEEN N A Study On Outbound Tour Operators Of Calicut And Malappuram" 113 |Dr. Deleep D A Study Of Environmental lmpacts And Tourism In Kadalundi Bird |SARUN K 114 Sanctuary Dr. Deleep D SHAIMA ALAVI K Women Entrepreneurs In Home Stay 115 Dr. Deleep D |Health And Diet Habits Of College Students 116 SHIVAPRIYAP Dr. Deleep D SINOS K A Study Of The Tourism Attraction In Muttayitheruv 117 SAJEER EK A Study Of Small And Medium Scale Domestic Tour Operators In V 118 SUBIL Dr.
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