FOR UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMME UNDER SEMESTER SYSTEM OF EXAMINATION SUBJECT : GEOGRAPHY

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FOR UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMME UNDER SEMESTER SYSTEM OF EXAMINATION SUBJECT : GEOGRAPHY TRIPURA UNIVERSITY 2014 MAJOR COURSE STRUCTURE

SEMESTER PAPER TOPIC MARKS 1 st FIRST Geotectonics, Geomorphology and Oceanography (Theory) 2 nd SECOND A. Climatology, Soil and Biogeography (Theory) 60 100 B. Practical 40 3 rd THIRD A. Economic Geography (Theory) 60 B. Practical 40 4 th FOURTH A. Population, Settlement and Cultural Geography (Theory) B. Practical 40 5 th FIFTH Geographical Thought and Environmental Issues (Theory) 60 100 SIXTH Practical 100 6 th SEVENTH Geography of India and Special paper (Theory) 100 EIGHTH Practical 100 GENERAL COURSE STRUCTURE SEMESTER PAPER TOPIC MARKS 1 st FIRST Physical Geography (Theory) 100 2 nd SECOND A. Human Geography (Theory) 50 B. Practical 50 3 rd THIRD A. Economic Geography (Theory) 50 B. Practical 50 4 th FOURTH A. Environmental Issues in Geography (Theory) 50 B. Practical 50 5 th FIFTH A. Regional Geography (Theory) 50 B. Practical 50

MAJOR COURSE SEMESTER I PAPER I (THEORY) GEOTECTONICS, GEOMORPHOLOGY AND OCEANOGRAPHY Full Marks 100 UNIT 1 (Geotectonics) [20 Geological Time Scale. Interior of the earth. Plate Tectonics: Orogenesis, Earthquake, Vulcanicity, Seafloor spreading. Concept of Isostasy: Airy, Pratt and Holmes, Global isostatic adjustment. Types of rocks and associated landforms. Types of folds and faults and associated landforms. UNIT 2 (Concepts and Processes in Geomorphology) [20 Fundamental concepts in Geomorphology. Concepts on slope development: Davis, Penck and King. Weathering and Mass Wasting. Processes: Fluvial, Glacial, Aeolian, Karst and Coastal Processes. Interruptions in Fluvial Cycle. UNIT 3 (Landforms) [20 Fluvial Landforms. Glacial Landforms. Aeolian Landforms. Karst Landforms. Coastal Landforms. Drainage development and Structure: Folded and Uniclinal. UNIT 4 (Oceanography) [20 Surface configuration of ocean floor: Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean and Indian Ocean. Temperature, Salinity and Density of ocean water. Oceanic Circulation System: Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean and Indian Ocean. Coral Reefs and Atolls: Theory of Daly and Murray. Oceanic Resources. INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 20 Marks

MAJOR COURSE SEMESTER II PAPER II A (THEORY) CLIMATOLOGY, SOIL AND BIOGEOGRAPHY Full Marks 60 UNIT 1 (Climatology) [24 Precipitation: Causes, Forms and Processes; Types of Rainfall. Mechanism of Indian Monsoon with special reference to Jet Stream. Climatic Classification: Principles of classification of World s Climate after Koppen and Thornthwait. UNIT 2 (Soil and Biogeography) [24 Factors of soil formation. Concept of Zonal, Azonal and Intrazonal Soils. Profile development of Podzols, Chernozem and Laterites. Physical (Texture, Structure and Moisture) and Chemical (ph and Organic matter) properties of soil. Concept of Ecology and Basic Ecological Principles. Concept of Biogeochemical cycles: (a) Hydrological Cycle, (b) Gaseous Nutrient Cycles (Nitrogen Cycle and carbon Cycle), (c) Sedimentary Nutrient Cycle. Concept and Components of Ecosystem, Trophic Structure, Food Chain and Food Web. Concept of Biome and Major Biomes of the World: (i) Forest, (ii) Grassland and (iii) Marine. INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 12 Marks MAJOR COURSE SEMESTER II PAPER II B (PRACTICAL) Full Marks 40 Concept of Scale and Construction of Linear Scale; Principle of Topographical Sheet numbering. [04 Morphometric Analysis: Relative Relief, Dissection Index and Average Slope (After Wentworth); Construction of Profiles: Superimposed, Projected and Composite. [10 Soil testing with the help of Field Kit: ph, NPK and Organic matter. [6 Climograph (After G.Taylor) and Hythergraph. [08 Laboratory Notebook and Viva Voce. [04 INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 08

MAJOR COURSE SEMESTER III PAPER III A (THEORY) ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY Full Marks 60 UNIT 1 (Agricultural and Industrial Resources, Transport and Trade) [24 Von Thunen s Model of Agricultural Land Use. Agriculture: Intensive Subsistence Farming (India and South East Asia), Extensive Commercial Farming (USA and Canada), Plantation Farming (Tea in India and Rubber in South East Asia), Mixed Farming. Agricultural Regions of India (ICAR s Classification). Green Revolution Positive and Negative Impact on Indian Agriculture. Industry: Weber s Model of Industrial Location. Locational factors and Distribution of Iron and Steel (India, Japan), Cotton Textile (India, USA), Paper (India, Canada), Petroleum Refining (India, Middle East). Transport and trade: Major Transport systems of the World (Trans Siberian Railway, Canadian Pacific Railway, Panama Canal Route, Suez canal Route). Concept of Multi National Corporation (MNC) and International Trade. International Trade System of India. UNIT 2 (Regional Planning) [24 Concept of Region, Regionalization and Regional Planning. Perroux s Growth Pole Theory. Types of Planning: District Planning and Metropolitan Planning. Regional imbalances and inequalities in India. Indicators of development. India s Five Year Plans since 1990. Rural Development Programmes and their impact on Regional Development. Urban Development Programmes. INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 12 Marks MAJOR COURSE SEMESTER III PAPER III B (PRACTICAL) Full Marks 40 Interpretation of Topographical Map (Plateau Region). (10 Marks) Construction, Properties, Limitations and Uses of the following Projections: (08 Marks) Bonne s, Sinusoidal, Stereographic, Gnomonic. Drawing of Cartograms and their Interpretation: (09 Marks) Line Graph, Flow Diagram, Bargraphs, Proportional Circles, proportional Squares. Laboratory Notebook and Viva Voce. (05 Marks) INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 08 Marks

MAJOR COURSE SEMESTER IV PAPER IV A (THEORY) POPULATION, SETTLEMENT AND GEOGRAPHY Full Marks 60 UNIT 1 (Population Geography) Concept and Scope of Population Geography. Malthusian Theory of Population. Demographic Transition Model. Population composition: Age, Sex, literacy, Occupation. Distribution and Density of Population. Fertility, Mortality. Migration. [24 UNIT 2 (Cultural and Settlement Geography) [24 marks] Racial Divisions and Distribution; Linguistic Distribution of the World. Concept of Cultural Diffusion and its Processes; Cultural Hearth and Cultural Realm. Rural Settlement: Types and patterns. Urban Settlement: Classification of towns based on their Size and Functions. Concept of Central Business District. Theories of Urban Technique: Concentric Zone, Sector theory, Multiple Nuclei. Hierarchy of Urban Centres: Central Place. Problems of Towns and Cities. INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 12 Marks MAJOR COURSE SEMESTER IV PAPER IV B (PRACTICAL) Full Marks 40 Drawing of Cartograms: Chorocromatic Dots and Spheres. Choropleth. Age Sex Structure. Visual Image Interpretation. Laboratory Notebook and Viva Voce. (15 Marks) (12 Marks) (05 Marks) INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 08 Marks

GENERAL COURSE SEMESTER I PAPER I (THEORY) PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY Full Marks 100 UNIT 1 (Nature of Geography) Definition, Nature and Scope of Geography. Main Divisions of Geography Systematic and Regional, Physical and Human. Interrelation of Geography with other disciplines. Geological Time Scale. Internal structure of the earth. Rock types and their origin, Classification and Characteristics. UNIT 2 (Geotectonic and Geomorphology) Earth Movement: Types of Folds and Faults. Plate Tectonics: Orogenesis, Earthquake, Vulcanicity, Seafloor spreading. Weathering and Erosion, Mass Wasting. Processes and Landforms: Fluvial, Glacial, Arid, Coastal. UNIT 3 (Climatology) Composition and Structure of the atmosphere. Atmospheric Temperature: Insolation and Heat Budget, Horizontal and Vertical distribution of temperature. Atmospheric Pressure and Wind system: Horizontal distribution of pressure, Factors affecting wind motion, Planetary, Periodic and Local Winds. Atmospheric moisture: Humidity, Evaporation, Condensation, Precipitation, Types of rainfall. Mechanism of Indian Monsoon. UNIT 4 (Hydrology, Soil and Biogeography) Hydrological Cycle, Freshwater System. Importance of Ocean Currents, Temperature and Salinity of ocean water. Soil Profile, Major Soil types of the World: Zonal, Azonal and Intrazonal. Concept of Biomes highlighting major characteristics of Flora and Fauna. Biogeography: Concept of Ecosystem, Components of Ecosystem, Trophic Structure, Food Chain and Food Web. INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 20 Marks

UNIT 1(Population Geography) GENERAL COURSE SEMESTER II PAPER II A (THEORY) HUMAN GEOGRAPHY Concept and Scope of Human Geography. Composition, Growth, Distribution and Density of Population of the World. Concept of Fertility, Mortality and Demographic Transition. Migration. UNIT 2 (Cultural and Settlement Geography) Racial Divisions and Distribution and Linguistic Distribution of the World. Rural Settlement: Types and patterns in India. Urban Settlement: Definition and Types, Size Classes and Distribution. Urban Issues: Urban Infrastructure, Concept of Urban Morphology and Urban Planning. INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 10 Marks GENERAL COURSE SEMESTER II PAPER II B (PRACTICAL) Scale: Linear and R.F. [05 Study and Interpretation of Weather Maps of India: [10 (i) Rainy Season and (ii) Winter Season. Interpretation and Drawing of Temperature Rainfall Graph. [05 Climatological Instrument reading: [05 (i) Fortein s Barometer, (ii) Dry and Wet Bulb Thermometer, (iii) Six s Maximum and Minimum Thermometer. Concept of Contour, Major Relief Features, Drainage Patterns, Broad Physiographic Divisions. [10 Laboratory Notebook and Viva Voce. [05 INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 10 Marks

GENERAL COURSE SEMESTER III PAPER III A (THEORY) ECONOMIC GEOGRAPHY UNIT 1 (Economic Resources) Resource: Concept, Classification and Significance. Lumbering in Temperate and Tropical Forests. Fishing: Types of fishing; Major Commercial Marine Fishing Grounds in Temperate and Tropical Belts. Livestock Farming in Temperate Grasslands. Agriculture: Intensive Subsistence Farming in Monsoon lands (Rice); Extensive Commercial Farming in Temperate lands (Wheat); Plantation Farming in Tropical lands (Tea, Coffee and Rubber); Mixed Farming. UNIT 2 (Minerals, Energy and Industrial Resources) Distribution, Production and Utility of major minerals (Iron Ore and manganese). Distribution, Production and Utility of Conventional Energy Resources (Coal, Petroleum, Natural Gas and Atomic Minerals Uranium and Thorium); Non Conventional Energy Resources (Water, Wind, Biomass, Tides, Hot Spring). Location and Production of Industries: Iron and Steel (India and USA), Aluminium (India and USA), Cotton Textile (India and USA), Heavy Chemicals (India), Paper (India and Canada). INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 10 Marks GENERAL COURSE SEMESTER III PAPER III B (PRACTICAL) Drawing of Cartograms: Dots and Spheres. Choropleth. Age Sex Structure. Line Graph. Flow Diagram. Bargraphs: Simple, Compound and Composite. Proportional Circles. Proportional Squares. Laboratory Notebook and Viva Voce. (35 Marks) (05 Marks) INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 10 Marks

GENERAL COURSE SEMESTER IV PAPER IV A (THEORY) ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES IN GEOGRAPHY UNIT 1 (Extreme Events of Environment) Global Warming and Climate Change. Biodiversity Loss and Deforestation. Soil Erosion and Conservation. Natural Hazards: Landslides, Earthquake, Flood, Tropical Cyclone, Tsunami. UNIT 2 (Environmental Pollution) Definition and Meaning of Pollution and Pollutants. Causes, Consequences and Mitigation Measures of the following: Air Pollution. Water Pollution. Noise Pollution. INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 10 Marks GENERAL COURSE SEMESTER IV PAPER IVB (PRACTICAL) Basic Statistical Techniques: (25 Marks) Diagramatic representation of Frequency Distribution Histogram, Frequency Curve (Polygon), Cumulative Frequency Curve (Ogives). Measures of Central Tendencies Mean, Median, Mode. Measures of Partition values Quartile, Decile, Percentile. Scatter Diagram (Drawing of Regression Line with eye estimation). Computer Assisted Mapping using MS Excel: Line Graph Bargraph Pie Graph Laboratory Notebook and Viva Voce. (10 Marks) (05 Marks) INTERNAL ASSESSMENT 10 Marks