Week	Name	Description
	Syllabus - Theory
	Syllabus - Practical
26 February - 4 March	1.1.1 Introduction
	1.1.2 Main characteristics of today’s business
	1.1.2.1 Change
	1.1.2.2 Growing Size of Business
	1.1.2.3 Diversification
	1.1.2.4 Globalisation
	1.1.2.5 Science
	1.1.2.6 Information
	1.1.2.7 Government Interference
	1.1.2.8. competition
	1.1.3 Economic factors
	1.1.4 India’s abundant Natural Resources
	1.1.5 Problems of Industrialisation
	1.1.6 Pattern of Industrialisation
5 March - 11 March	2.1.1 Introduction
	2.2.1 Environmental factors influencing entrepreneurship
	2.2.1.1 Economic environment
	2.2.1.1.1 Capital
	2.2.1.1.2 The Good Quality of Labour Force
	2.2.1.1.3 Raw Materials
	2.2.1.1.4 Market
	2.2.1.2 Social Factors
	2.2.1.3 Psychological environment
	2.2.1.4 Governmental Influence
	2.2.2 Factors Influencing entrepreneurship
12 March - 18 March	3.1.1 Introduction
	3.1.2 Entrepreneurship
19 March - 25 March	4.1.1 Concept of Entrepreneur
	4.1.2 Characteristics of Entrepreneurs
	4.1.3 Profile of an Entrepreneur
	4.1.4 Importance of Entrepreneurship
	4.1.5 Kinds of entrepreneurs
	4.1.6 Role and Functions of an Entrepreneur
	4.1.7 Qualities of a Successful Entrepreneur
	4.1.8 Circumstances Favouring Entrepreneurship
	Entrepreneurship
26 March - 1 April	5.1.1 Introduction
	5.1.2 Definition of Motivation
	5.1.3 Motivation concepts
	5.1.4 Categories of Motivation
	5.1.4.1 Security
	5.1.4.2. Achievement
	5.1.4.3. Social Recognition
	5.1.5 Types of motivation
	5.1.5.1 Achievement Motivation
	5.1.5.2 Affiliation Motivation
	5.1.5.3 Competence Motivation
	5.1.5.4 Power Motivation
	5.1.5.5 Attitude Motivation
	5.1.5.6 Incentive Motivation
	5.1.5.7 Fear Motivation
	5.1.6 Motivation is important to an individual as
	Motivation
2 April - 8 April	6.1.1 Introduction
	6.1.2 Definition
	6.1.3 Importance of Planning
	6.1.4 Characteristics of Planning
	6.1.5 Steps in Planning Function
	6.1.5.1. Establishment of objectives
	6.1.5.2. Establishment of Planning Premises
	6.1.5.3. Choice of alternative course of action
	6.1.5.4. Formulation of derivative plans
	6.1.5.5. Securing Co-operation
	6.1.5.6. Follow up/Appraisal of plans
	6.1.6 Advantages of Planning
	Planning
	6.2.1 Need for EDPs
	6.2.2 Objectives of EDPs
	6.2.3 Components of EDP
	6.2.3.1.Introduction to Entrepreneurship
	6.2.3.2.Motivating entrepreneurs
	6.2.3.3.Imparting managerial skills
	6.2.3.4.Exposure to support systems and procedures.
	6.2.3.5.Guidance to conduct feasibility studies
	6.2.3.6.Taking for field visits
	6.2.4 Phases of EDP
	6.2.4.1 Pre-training Phase
	6.2.4.2 Training Phase
	6.2.4.3 Post-training Phase (Follow up phase)
	6.2.5 Criteria for Evaluating EDPs
	6.2.6 Role of government in organising EDP
	6.2.6.1 Establishment of Specialised Institutions at National Level
	6.2.6.2 Establishment of District Industries Centres (DICs )
	6.2.6.3 Institutional Support System for entrepreneurial development
	6.2.6.4 Specialised Support Institutions for EDP promotion
	6.2.6.5. Financial Institutions for sponsoring EDPs
	6.3.1 SWOT analysis
	6.3.1.1 Strengths
	6.3.1.2 Weaknesses
	6.3.1.3 Opportunities
	6.3.1.4 Threats
	6.3.2 SWOT Matrix
9 April - 15 April	7.1.1 Government schemes and incentives for promotion of entrepreneurship
	7.1.1.1.Capital Investment Subsidy Scheme Offered by Central Government.
	7.1.1.2.Sales Tax Exemptions
	7.1.1.3.Provision of Seed Capital
	7.1.1.4.Provision of Concessional Power and Water
	7.1.1.5.Purchase of raw materials
	7.1.1.6.Allotment of Industrial Sheds
	7.1.1.7.Export Incentives and Subsidies
	7.1.1.8.Subsidy for Power Generators
	7.1.1.9.Special Incentives to Women Entrepreneurs
	7.1.1.10.Exemption from Stamp Duty
	7.1.1.11.Special Concessions to Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe Entrepreneurs
	7.1.1.12.Preferential Purchase from SSI Units
	Government schemes and incentives for promation of entrepreneur
	7.2.1.Definition of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises in India
	7.2.2.Policies and incentives
	7.2.2.1 Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises Development Organisation (MSME-DO)
	7.2.2.2 National Small Industries Corporation Ltd (NSIC)
	7.2.2.3. Khadi and Village Industries Commission (KVIC)
	7.2.2.4. Coir Board
	7.2.3.MSMED Act
	7.2.4.Credit for Small Scale Sector
	7.2.5.Incentive schemes for the development of Small Scale Sector
	7.2.6.Problems of credit flows to Micro and Small Enterprises
	7.2.7.Factors affecting MSMEs
	7.3.1.Exim policy
	7.3.2.Promotional Measures of Exim Policy 2004-2009
	7.3.3.Duty Exemption / Remission Schemes of Exim Policy
	7.3.4.Export Promotion Capital Goods Scheme (EPCG) of Exim Policy 2004-2009
	7.3.5.Special Economic Zone (SEZ) Under the Exim Policy 2004-2009
	7.3.6.Free Trade & Warehousing Zones of Exim Policy 2004-2009
	7.3.7. Special focus initiatives
	7.3.7.1.Agriculture and Village Industry
	7.3.7.2.Marine Sector
	7.3.8.GENERAL PROVISIONS REGARDING IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
	7.3.9.Promotional measures
	7.3.10.Focus Market Scheme(FMS)
	7.3.11.Duty Exemption and Remission Schemes
	7.3.12. Advance Authorisation Scheme
	7.3.13.Duty Free Import Authorisation(DFIA) Scheme
	7.3.14.Duty Entitlement Passbook (DEPB) Scheme
	7.3.15.Export Promotion Capital Goods (EPCG) scheme
	7.3.16.Major marine items which are either prohibited / restricted are as follows
	7.4.1.Joint Venture
	7.4.1.1.Advantages of Joint Venture
	7.4.1.2.Disadvantages of Joint Venture
	Joint Ventures
	7.4.2.Sub-contracting
	7.4.2.1.Advantages of sub-contracting
	7.4.2.2.Disadvantages of sub-contracting
	Sub contracting
	7.4.3.Venture capital
	7.4.3.1.Guidelines for Venture Capital
	Venture capital
	7.4.4.Public Private Partnership
	7.4.4.1. Advantages of PPP
	7.4.4.2.Disadvantages of PPP
	Public private partnership
16 April - 22 April	Learning objectives
	8.1.1.Functional grammar
	8.2.1.Parts of Speech
	8.2.2.Noun
	8.2.3.Pronoun
	8.2.3.1. Kinds of Pronouns
	8.2.4.Verb
	8.2.4.1.Exercise 1
	8.2.5.Kinds of Verbs
	8.2.5.1. Exercise 1
	8.2.6.Modal Auxiliaries
	8.2.7.Adjective
	8.2.7.1. Exercise 1
	8.2.8.Kinds of Adjectives
	8.2.9.Adverb
	8.2.10.Kinds of Adverbs
	8.2.11.Preposition
	8.3.1.Sentence Structure
	8.4.1. Sentences
	8.4.1.1.Kinds of sentences
23 April - 29 April	Learning objectives
	9.1.1. Communication Concepts and Process
	9.1.2. Overview
	9.1.3. Types of communication
	9.1.4. Communication Modeling
	9.1.5. Verbal Communication
	9.1.6. Nonverbal communication
	Communication concepts and process
	9.2.1. Verbal vs Oral communication
	9.2.2. History
	9.2.3. Arbitrariness
	9.2.4. Physical environment
	9.2.5. Proxemics
	9.2.6. Chronemics
	9.2.7. Movement and body position
	9.2.8. Posture
	Verbal Vs Oral communication
30 April - 6 May	Learning objectives
	10.1.1. Listening
	10.1.2. Developing listening skills
	10.1.3. Art of Listening
	10.1.4. How to develop listening skills
	Listening
	10.2.1. Note taking
	10.2.2 Note taking techniques
	Note taking
	10.3.1. Effective writing
	10.3.2. Technical writing
	Writing
7 May - 13 May	Learning objectives
	11.1.1. Making Oral Presentations
	11.1.2. Planning
	11.1.3. Preparing
	11.1.4. The Body
	11.1.5. The Conclusion
	11.1.6. Practicing
	11.1.7. Delivery
	11.1.8. Body Language
	11.1.9. Handling Anxiety
	11.1.10. Self-assessment checklist
	Oral presentation skills
14 May - 20 May	Learning objectives
	12.1.1. Field diary
	12.2.1. Laboratory Record
	Field diary and lab record
21 May - 27 May	Learning objectives
	13.1.1. Indexing
	Indexing
28 May - 3 June	Learning objectives
	14.1.1. Referencing using footnotes
	14.1.2. Using Footnotes
	14.1.3. Inserting footnotes
	Footnotes
	14.2.1. Citation
	14.2.2. Paraphrasing
	14.2.3. Abbreviations in citations
	Citation
4 June - 10 June	Learning objectives
	15.1.1. Reading skills
	15.1.2. Independence
	15.1.3. Comprehension
	15.1.4. Comprehension skills
	15.1.5. Comprehensibility
	15.1.6. Fluency
	15.1.7. Fluency skills
	15.1.8. Decoding skills
	15.2.1. Analysis
	15.2.2. Sight word
	15.2.3. Critical reading skills
	15.2.4. Literacy skills
	15.2.5. Reading readiness skills
	15.2.6. Guidelines for effective reading
11 June - 17 June	Learning objectives
	16.1.1. Precis writing
	Precis writing
18 June - 24 June	Learning objectives
	17.1.1. Summarising - Introduction
	17.1.2. How to summarise?
	17.1.3. Referencing
	17.1.4. Writing a summary
	17.1.5. Read for meaning
	Summarizing
25 June - 1 July	Learning objectives
	18.1.1. An abstract
	18.1.2. Purpose of abstracts
	18.1.3. Types of abstract
	18.1.4. Selecting documents for abstracts
	18.1.5. Styles
	Abstracting
2 July - 8 July	Learning objectives
	19.1.1 Starting a Presentation
	19.1.2. Get people's attention
	19.1.3. Welcome them
	19.1.4. Introduce yourself
	19.1.5. State the purpose of your presentation
	19.1.6. State how you want to deal with questions
	19.1.7. Dealing with questions
	19.1.8. Dealing with questions
	19.1.9. Rhetorical questions
	19.1.10. Focussing attention
	19.1.11. Cause and effect
	19.1.12. Group Presentation
	19.1.13. Writing your report
	Individual and group presentations
9 July - 15 July	Learning objectives
	20.1.1 Impromptu presentation
	Improptu presentation
16 July - 22 July	Learning objectives
	21.1.1.Public Speaking for Technical Persons
	21.1.2.Preparation
	21.1.3.The Purpose
	21.1.4.Audience
	21.1.5.The Subject
	21.1.6.Speaking with Feeling
	21.1.7.Fluency
	21.1.8.Pronunciation
	21.1.9.The Language
	21.1.10.Posture
	21.1.11.Intonation – Stress – Pause
	21.1.12.The peroration
	Public speaking for technical persons
23 July - 29 July	Learning objecties
	22.1.1.Group Discussion
	22.1.2.How to conduct a group discussion?
	22.1.3.Application, Advantages and Limitations
	Group disussion
30 July - 5 August	Learning objectives
	23.1.1.Meetings
	23.1.2.Planning the meeting
	23.1.3.General meeting
	23.1.4.Conducting the meeting
	23.1.5. Seminar
	23.1.6. Conference
	23.1.7.Organising seminars and conferences
	23.1.8.Conducting seminars
	Organising seminars and conferences
6 August - 12 August	Listening skills
	Passage 1
	Passage 2
13 August - 19 August	Note taking
20 August - 26 August	Writing Skills
27 August - 2 September	DO’S
	DON’TS
	Evaluating speech and oral presentation
3 September - 9 September	Field Diary
10 September - 16 September	Lab record
17 September - 23 September	Indexing, Foot note and Bibliographic procedures
24 September - 30 September	IIlustrative I
	Illustrative 2
1 October - 7 October	Precise writing
	Passage 1
8 October - 14 October	Abstracting and summarizing
15 October - 21 October	Individual and Group presentation
29 October - 4 November	References
5 November - 11 November	Question Bank