Discipline Specific Core (DSC), Discipline Specific Elective (DSE) and Generic Elective (GE)
Every discipline shall offer three categories of courses of study, viz. Discipline Specific Core courses (DSCs), Discipline Specific Electives (DSEs) and Generic Electives (GEs).
i) Discipline Specific Core (DSC): Discipline Specific Core is a course of study, which should be pursued by a student as a mandatory requirement of his/her programme of study. DSCs shall be the core credit courses of that particular discipline which will be appropriately graded and arranged across the semesters of study, being undertaken by the student, with multiple exit options as per NEP 2020. The DSCs specified in the framework would be identified by the concerned Department as core courses to be taught in a Programme.
ii) Discipline Specific Elective (DSE): The Discipline Specific Electives (DSEs) shall be a pool of credit courses of that particular discipline (single discipline programme of study) or those disciplines (multidisciplinary programme of study), as the case may be, which a student chooses to study from his/her particular discipline(s). There shall be a pool of DSEs from which a student may choose a course of study. The DSEs specified in the framework would be identified by the concerned Department as elective courses to be taught in a Programme.
iii) Generic Elective (GE): Generic Electives shall be a pool of courses which is meant to provide multidisciplinary or interdisciplinary education to students. GEs shall consist of a pool of courses offered by various disciplines of study (excluding the GEs offered by the parent discipline), in groups of odd and even semesters, from which a student can choose. The GEs specified in the framework would be identified by the concerned Department as GEs to be taught in a Programme.
| GENERIC ELECTIVES (GE) | ||
|---|---|---|
| SEMESTER I | SEMESTER II | SEMESTER III |
| Basic Principles of Ayurveda (Hons.) | Basic Principles of Ayurveda (Prog.) | Basics of Advertising |
| Biofertilizers | Bhasha aur Samaj | Cities and Society |
| Chemistry of Food Nutrients | Data Analysis and Visualization Using Python | Database Management Systems |
| Delhi Through the Ages | Delhi through the Ages: From Colonial to Contemporary Times | Differential Equations |
| Finance for Everyone | Electricity and Magnetism | Genre Fiction |
| Fitness and Wellness | Ethnobotany | Fundamentals of Indian Philosophy (Prog.) |
| Fundamentals of Calculus | Financial Management for Beginners | Indian Aesthetics (Hons.) |
| Hindi Cinema aur Uska Addhyayan | Individual and Society | Introduction to Biology |
| Human Physiology | Introduction to Linear Algebra | Introduction to Electronics |
| Ideas in Indian Political Thought | Introduction to the Indian Constitution | Investing in Stock Market |
| Introductory Astronomy | Introductory Astronomy | Making of Post-Colonial India |
| Literature and Human Rights | Invitation to Sociological Theory | Media Lekhan |
| Principles of Microeconomics-I | Life Style Disorders | Medicine in Daily Life |
| Programming with Python | Modern Physics | Money and Banking |
| Punjabi Bhasha da Mudhla Padhar | Molecular Modelling | Olympic Education |
| Sanskrit Narrotology (Prog.) | Principles of Macroeconomics-I | Plant Biotechnology |
| Sociology and Everyday Life | Sanskrit Narrotology (Hons.) | Punjab Diyan Lok Kalavan |
| Waves & Optics | Stress Management | Solid State Physics |
| Thermal Physics | Theory of Public Finance | |
| Viharak Punjabi | Western Political Philosophy | |
The College reserves the right to restrict choices of DSEs/GEs for a stream of students and change the number of options offered and the paper, within the framework of the University of Delhi CBCS/LOCF.