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Syllabus Question to Be Marks Total Marks Coverage Attempt 1 3 Section 1 Total =5 7 Each 35 2 3 Section 2 7 Each 3 3 Section 3 7 Each Choice Based Credit System DANCE (KATHAK) CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM 2016-17 HIMACHAL PRADESH UNIVERSITY GYAN PATH, SUMMER HILL SHIMLA 171005 CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM IN B.A.Dance 1 Department of Performing Arts, H.P.U OUT LINES OF SYLLABI AND COURSES OF READING IN THE SUBJECT OF KATHA DANCE FOR B.A.WITH CORE COURESES, SKILL INHANCEMENT COURSE (SEC) ELECTIVE DESCIPLINE ELECTIVE SPECIFIC (DSE) AND ELECTIVE GENERIC (GE2) IN KATHAK DANCE 2016-17 Semester Course -Code Core -Course Ability Course Skill Enhancement Course Discipline Course Elective Enhancement Code Course (SEC) Code Specific Code Generic Compulsory Course Elective (GE) 1st English/MIL 1 English/MIL DSE 1A General Theory of dance DANC101(TH) Unit-1 (3Credits) Communications Practical Environmental Unit-2 (3Credits) Science DANC102(PR) DSC 2A (Other Subject) 2nd English/MIL 2 English/MIL DSC 1B Basic dance DANC203(TH) Terms Communications Unit -1 (3 Credits) Environmental Practical Science Unit-2 (3 Credits) DANC204(PR) DSC 2B (Other Subject) 3rd English/MIL 3 DSC 1C Knowledge of Nritya Techniques DANC701 SEC -1 Value DANC305(TH) Unit-1 (3 Credits) Based & Practical Practical Oriented Course Unit-2 (3 Credits) for Kathak Dance DANC306(PR) DSC 2C (Other Subject) 4 Credits 4th English/MIL 4 DSC 1D Fundamental Technicalities DANC702 SEC -2 Value DANC407(TH) of Dance Based & Practical Unit-1 (3 Credits) Oriented Course Practical for Kathak Dance Unit-2 (3 Credits) 4 Credits DANC408(PR) DSC 2D (Other Subject) 5th SEC -3 Value DSE 1A Unit -1 GE - 1 Based & Practical DANC801(TH) Theory DANC901 Kathak Dance DANC703 Oriented Course Kathak Dance (6 Credits) for Kathak Dance (3 Credits) 4 Credits Unit-2 Practical DANC802(PR) Kathak Dance (3 Credits) DSE 2A (Other Sub) SEC -4 Value DANC803(TH) DSE 1B Unit-1 DANC902 GE- 2 DANC704 Based & Practical Theory Kathak Dance (PR) Kathak Dancet Oriented Course (3 Credits) Practical 6th for Hindustani DANC804(PR) Unit-2 (6 Credits) Music (Vocal/Inst) Practical Kathak Dance 4 Credits (3 Credits) DSE 2B (Other Sub) 2 Skill Enhancement Courses Offered by Dance Department Semester Course -Code Course Name Credit 3 DANC 701 SEC -1, SKILL ENHAMCEMENT COURSE -1 4 Kathak Dance 4 DANC 702 SEC -2, SKILL ENHAMCEMENT COURSE -2 4 Kathak Dance 5 DANC 703 SEC -3, SKILL ENHAMCEMENT COURSE -3 4 Kathak Dance 6 DANC 704 SEC -4, SKILL ENHAMCEMENT COURSE -4 4 Kathak Dance Discipline Specific Elective Courses Offered by Dance Department Semester Course -Code Course Name Credit 5 DANC S8 01 (TH) DSE -1A (Unit -1) DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC ELECTIVE -1 3 Kathak Dance 5 DANC S8 02 (PR) DSE -1A (Unit -2) DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC ELECTIVE -1 3 Kathak Dance 6 DANC 8 03 (TH) DSE -1B (Unit -1) DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC ELECTIVE -1 3 Kathak Dance 6 DANC 8 04 (PR) DSE -1B (Unit -2) DISCIPLINE SPECIFIC ELECTIVE -1 3 Kathak Dance Elective Generic Courses Offered by Dance Department Semester Course -Code Course Name Credit 5 DANC 9 01 (TH) GE -1, GENERIC ELECTIVE -1, 6 Kathak Dance 6 DANC 9 02 (PR) GE -1, GENERIC ELECTIVE -1, 6 Kathak Dance 3 INSTRUCTIONS Distribution of Marks for CCA in each course in every semester for Dance 1. Minor Test 5 Marks 2. Tutorial /Home Assignments 5 Marks 3. Attendance 5 Marks Total Marks= 15 Marks (Theory=15 Marks, Practical=15 Marks) Minor Test Tutorial /Home Assignments Attendance Total Marks 5 Marks 5 Marks 5 Marks 15 Marks • Time allowed for conducting minor test will be 1 hour. • Total Marks=50, Minimum Marks=23 • Theory 35 Marks each Semester & CCA in each core-course in Dance 15 Marks= 35+15=50 Marks • Practical 35 Marks each Semester & CCA in each core-course in Dance 15 Marks=35+15=50 Marks This pattern of Marks applies for 1 st to 6 th semester in all courses of Dance subject. (A) Mode of conducting of minor test (5 Marks): Minor test will be conducted after the completion of 48 teaching days(8 weeks). Three types of questions will be set in Minor test. 1. 4 MCQ (Choice 1 out of 4) true/false type of questions ½ Marks each=2 Marks 2. 2 questions of short answer type in about 100 words each of 1 mark=2 Marks 3. 1 question of about 50 words carrying 1 mark = 1 Mark Marks Minor Test= 2+2+1=5 Total Marks of Minor Test=5 Marks (B) Distribution of Marks for Evaluation of Tutorial/ Home Assignments etc (1) 3 Marks are assigned for the quality of contents and structure of assignment. (2) 2 Marks are assigned for the clarity of language of script (Hindi/English) & its presentation in classroom Total Marks=3+2=5 Marks 4 (C) Attendance = 5 Marks Note- Paper setting scheme for End semester Examination= 35 Marks (Theory= 35 Marks, Practical=35 Marks) Theory & Practical for Dance All Semester:- Section Nos.of Question Syllabus Question to be Marks Total Marks Coverage Attempt 1 3 Section 1 Total =5 7 Each 35 2 3 Section 2 7 Each 3 3 Section 3 7 Each There will be three sections, total Number of questions will be 5, and Candidate shall have to answer 1 question from each section and two from any of the three sections. Each question have equal Marks (7 Marks=7x5=35 Theory & 7x5=35 Practical) Skill Enhancement Course 1 to 4 courses, 35 Marks each course+ CCA each course 15 Marks= 35+15=50 (Total 50 Marks in SEC each course) Discipline Specific Elective Course 1A & 2A, 35 Marks each course+ CCA each course15 Marks=35+15=50 (Total 50 Marks in DSE each course) Discipline Specific Elective Course 1B & 2B, 35 Marks each course+ CCA each course 15 Marks=35+15=50 (Total 50 Marks in DSE each course) Generic Elective Theory & Practical, 35 Marks each course+ CCA each course 15 Marks= 35+15=50 (Total 50 Marks in GE each course) Note: • Number of students should not be more ten students in one Practical class group. • It is necessary to provide one Tabla and Harmonium Player for the Dance department. Core- Courses = 12 (1 st Semester to 4 th Semester) 6 Credits Each Course=12X6= 72 Credits AECC Courses= 2 (1 st & 2 nd Semester) 4 Credits Each Course=4X2= 8 Credits SEC Courses =4 (3 rd to 6 Semester) 4 Credits Each Course=4X4= 16 Credits DSE Courses=4 (5 th & 6 th Semester) 6 Credits Each Course= 4X6= 24 Credits GE Courses= 2 (5 th & 6 th Semester) 6 Credits Each Course=2X6= 12 Credits Total Credits= 132 5 Choice Based Credit System Syllabus for B.A. (Prog.) Kathak Dance Total Marks Credits SEM-I Paper - I : Theory 35+15 = 50 3 Paper - I : Practical 35+15= 50 3 SEM-II Paper - II : Theory 35+15 = 50 3 Paper - II : Practical 35+15= 5 3 SEM-III Paper - III : Theory 35+15 = 50 3 Paper - III : Practical 35+15 =50 3 SEM-IV Paper - IV : Theory 35+15 = 50 3 Paper - IV : Practical 35=15= 50 3 SEM-V Paper - V : Theory 35+15 = 50 3 Paper - V : Practical 35+15=50 3 SEM-VI Paper - VI : Theory 35+15 = 50 3 Paper - VI : Practical 35+15=50 3 ------ 600 24 ------ 6 SEMESTER 1 Layout & course of study Kathak dance Subject Code- DANC101(TH) Duration Paper-1 Theory (Unit-1) Max Marks Credits 3 Hours 50 (35+15) 3 Internal Assessment 15 Marks 4 Lectures / week General theory of dance There will be three sections; candidates shall have to answer one question from each Section & two from any of the three sections, thus five questions in all. SECTION- A 1) Origin and development of Kathak Dance according to Natya Shastra. 2) A brief study of Classical Dances of India with their Names and Provinces from which they belong. 3) Four neck movements and Eight Eye glances according to Abhinay Darpan. 4) Detailed description of six Aang, six Pratyang and various Upangs of Abhinay Darpan 5) Study of technical terms used in Kathak dance Laya, Taal, Tatkar, Tehai, Salami , Amad, Tukra, Tora, Paran , Chakardar Paran. SECTION- B 6) Define Mudra and its types. Explain Asamyukta Mudra based on Abhinay Darpan. 7) Life sketches of Pt. Uday Shanker, Pt. Ishwari Prasad, Kalka Ji 8) Advantages of Dance. 9) General definition of Sangeet, Matra, Sam, Tali, Khali, Theka, Avartan, Palta, Ekgun, Dugun and Chaugun. SECTION- C 10) Notation of Nagma in Teen Taal. 11) Notation of Theka and Tatkar in Ekgun, Dugun and Chaugun Layakari 12) Ability to write in Notation of Salami, Amad, Tukra, Tora and Tehai in Teen Taal. Books Recommended Kathak Nritya – L.N Garg Kathak Nritya Shiksha (Part 1 & 2)- Puru Dadhicha Kathak Darpan - T.R. Azad 7 Kathak Dance Subject Code- DANC102(PR) SEMESTER-I Duration Paper-I Practical (Unit-II) Max Marks Credits 3 hours 50 (35+15) 3 Internal Assessment 15 Marks 8 Lectures/ week 1) TEEN TAAL Simple Tatkar with Ekgun, Dugan and Chougan layakaries Vandna Thaat – 1 Salami - 1 Simple Amad - 1 Paran judi Amad – 1 Tehai - 2 Tora/Tukra- 2 Chakardhar Tukda – 1 Paran - 1 Chakardhar Paran – 1 Kavit 2 ) JHAPTAAL Thaat- 1 Aamad- 1 Tehai - 1 Tora/Tukar- 1 Chakardhar Tukra - 1 2) Practised of prescribed material of Teen taal and Jhaptaal with Tali and Khali. 3) Practical knowledge of Aasanyukt Mudras. 4) Ability to play Theka & Nagma in Teen Tal and Jhaptaal. 8 Kathak Dance Subject Code- DANC203(TH) SEMESTER-II Duration Paper-II Theory (Unit-I) Max Marks Credits 3 hours 50 (35 + 15) Internal Assessment 15 Marks 4 lectures/ week Basic dance terms There will be three sections; candidates shall have to answer one question from each Section & two from any of the three sections, thus five questions in all.
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