SOFT SKILLS DEVELOPMENT
Hours/Week: 02 Exam Hours: 03
Total Hours: 40 Exam Marks: 400
OBJECTIVES: to create awareness about the importance of soft skills and enrich the students with soft skills.
Paper I; Introduction to soft skills and Communication skills 10 Hours
- Introduction to soft skills: Meaning, definition, need and importance of soft skills.
- Communication skills: meaning, importance, process, barriers, Types of communication- formal and informal, effective communication skills.
- Practical Activities.
Paper II: Leadership skills and creativity: 10 Hours
- Leadership skills: meaning, types, styles, qualities of leadership,
- Creativity: Meaning Importance, process, components/abilities of creativity, characteristics of creative person, brainstorming,
- Practical Activities
Paper III: Time management & Team building: 10 Hours
- Time Management: Meaning, principles of time management, developing a personal sense of time, Identifying goals, Daily planning, making the best use of best time, making use of committed time.
- Team Building: Meaning types of teams, Team building process, Factors influencing the effective team.
- Practical Activities
Paper IV: Emotional Intelligence, stress Management and Social skills: 10 Hours
- EI: Meaning of emotions, Meaning of EQ & IQ, regulations of emotions, dealing with anger and fear.
- Stress management: meaning, symptoms, causes, consequences, coping with stress.
- Social skills: Meaning, types, respecting age, authority, hierarchy, Dealing with lapses, Dealing with sickness, Expressing disapproval.
- Practical Activities
References:
- Personality Development- Dr. T. Bharathi, Neekamal Publications, Pvt Ltd.,-2005
- Time Management and Personal Development- John Adair Melanie Allen, 2003.
- Skills for excellence- Luis. S. R Vas, Pustak Mahal, Delhi.
- Time Management, Marc Mancini, Tata Mcgraw Hill Publishing Company Limited, 2005.
- Working with Emotional Intelligence- Daniel Goleman, Banthan Books, Newyork. .
- Understanding Emotional IQ The Mantra for Human Relations, – Dr. Jyotsna Codaty, Pustak Mahal, Delhi.2002.
- Organisational Behaviour- L. M Prasad.
- Organisational Behaviour- S. S Khanka