Week Name Description
7 February - 13 February Page Expected learinig outcome
Page 1.1. Introduction
Page 1.2. Structure of the Earth in the marine environment
Page 1.3. Divisions of Pelagic Zones
Page 1.4. Exclusive Economic Zone
Page 1.5. Territorial waters
Page 1.6. Contiguous zone
Page 1.7. International waters
14 February - 20 February Page Expected learning outcome
Page 2.1. Overview of Marine Fishery resources
Page 2.2. World marine capture fisheries production
Page 2.3. Atlantic Ocean
Page 2.4. Pacific Ocean
Page 2.5. Ocean-wise marine capture production
Page 2.6.Top ten principal producers
21 February - 27 February Page Expected learning outcome
Page 3.1. Introduction
Page 3.2. Fisheries potential
Page 3.3. Status of Fisheries in Indian Ocean
Page 3.4. High Sea fisheries of Indian Ocean
Page 3.5. Tuna Potential in Indian Ocean
28 February - 6 March Page Expected learning outcome
Page 4.1. Indian marine capture fisheries
Page 4.2. Potential yield of Indian EEZ
Page 4.3. Marine fish production
Page 4.4. Fishing crafts and gears
Page 4.5. Seafood export trade
Page 4.6. Fisheries sector in national income
7 March - 13 March Page 5.1.1. Indian oil sardine
Page 5.1.2. Lesser sardines
Page 5.1.3. Anchovy
Page 5.1.4. Whitebait
Page 5.1.5. Indian mackerel
Page 5.1.6. Tuna
Page 5.1.7. Seerfish
Page 5.1.8. Ribbonfish
Page 5.2.1. Carangids
Page 5.2.2. Bombay-duck
Page 5.3.1. Elasmobranch
Page 5.3.2. Silverbelly
Page 5.3.3. Sciaenids
Page 5.3.4a. Lizard fishes and Pomfrets
Page 5.3.4b. Pomfrets
Page 5.3.5a. Goatfishes
Page 5.3.5b. Perches
Page 5.3.6. Flat fishes
14 March - 20 March Page Expected learning outcome
Page 6.1. Penaeid shrimps
Page 6.1.1. Production trend
Page 6.1.2. Food and feeding
Page 6.1.3. Age and growth
Page 6.1.4. Marketing and management
Page 6.2. Non-penaeid shrimps
Page 6.2.1. Distribution
Page 6.2.2. Production trend
Page 6.2.3. Age and growth
Page 6.2.4. Utilization and management
Page 6.3. Marine crabs
Page 6.3.1. Species composition
Page 6.3.2. Production trend
Page 6.3.4. Food and feeding
Page 6.3.5. Management
Page 6.4. Lobsters
Page 6.4.1. Distribution and species composition
Page 6.4.2. Production trend
Page 6.4.3. Mode of exploitation
Page 6.4.4. Biology
Page 6.4.5. Conservation and management
Page 6.5. Stomatopods
Page 6.5.1. Species composition and Production
Page 6.5.2. Utilization
21 March - 27 March Page 7.1 Gastropods
Page 7.1.1. Gastropod fishing
Page 7.1.2. Other gastropod fishing
Page 7.1.3. Collection of chank egg capsules
Page 7.1.4. Conservation and management
Page 7.2. Bivalves
Page 7.2.1. Mode of exploitation
Page 7.2.2. Production
Page 7.2.3. Pearl oyster resource in Gulf of mannar
Page 7.3. Cephalopods
Page 7.3.1. Production trend
Page 7.3.2. Food and feeding
28 March - 3 April Page 8.1. Deep sea fisheries
Page 8.1.1. Fisheries potential in deep sea
Page 8.1.2. Development of deep sea fishing in India
Page 8.1.3. Needs for a revised deep sea fishing policy
Page 8.1.4. Financing for deep sea fishing
Page 8.1.5. Commercial exploitation of deep sea crustaceans along the southwest Coast
Page 8.1.6. Development of artisanal deep sea fishing in south west coast
Page 8.1.7. Problems in artisanal deep sea fishing
Page 8.2. Conservation of marine animals
Page 8.2.1.Conservation of endangered marine animals of India
Page 8.2.2. Conservation of endangered marine animals of India
Page 8.2.3. Conservation of exploited fisheries resources
Page 8.3. GIS application and remote sensing uses in fisheries
Page 8.3.1. remote sensing in fisheries
Page 8.3.2. Advantages of remote sensing in fisheries
Page 8.3.3. Locating Potential Fishing Zone (PFZ)
Page 8.3.4. Oceans and coastal monitoring
4 April - 10 April Page References