Humanities - I (B.Tech)
Engineering · 25 chapters · 383 sections · about 216 hours
Chapters
25 chapters · 383 sections- 1Understanding Value Education (Module 1: Introduction to Value Education)12 sections
- 2Self-Exploration as the Process for Value Education(Module 1: Introduction to Value Education)10 sections
- 3Continuous Happiness & Prosperity – Basic Human Aspirations26 sections
- 4Happiness & Prosperity – Current Scenario15 sections
- 5Method to Fulfil Basic Human Aspirations19 sections
- 6Right Understanding, Relationship & Physical Facility14 sections
- 7Distinguishing Needs of ‘Self’ and ‘Body’7 sections
- 8The Body as an Instrument of the ‘Self’10 sections
- 9Understanding Harmony within ‘I’10 sections
- 10Harmony of ‘Self’ with Body: Self-Regulation & Health22 sections
- 11Programmes to Ensure Self-Regulation and Health15 sections
- 12Understanding Human Being as the Co-existence of ‘I’ and ‘Body’21 sections
- 13Values in Human–Human Relationships; Meaning of Justice11 sections
- 14Harmony in Family & Society (Human–Human Relationship) Topic: Understanding Trust – Intention vs Competence9 sections
- 15Respect – Meaning & Difference from Differentiation; Other Values14 sections
- 16Harmony in Society – Resolution, Prosperity, Fearlessness (Trust), and Coexistence23 sections
- 17Vision of a Universal Harmonious Order (Family)28 sections
- 18Understanding Harmony in Nature13 sections
- 19Interconnectedness & Mutual Fulfilment among Nature’s Four Orders20 sections
- 20Existence as Co‑existence of Mutually Interacting Units13 sections
- 21Holistic Perception of Harmony at All Levels of Existence11 sections
- 22Natural Acceptance of Human Values8 sections
- 23Definitiveness of Ethical Human Conduct23 sections
- 24Basis for Humanistic Education, Constitution & Universal Order13 sections
- 25Competence in Professional Ethics Subtopics: a) Using Professional Skills to Support Universal Human Order b) Identifying Eco- and People-Friendly Systems16 sections
About this course
"Humanities" in the third semester typically refers to a course or group of courses that introduce students to the study of human culture, society, and thought. These courses often cover areas like literature, history, philosophy, ethics, and social sciences, providing a broader perspective beyond technical subjects. The specific content and focus will vary depending on the institution and the B.Tech specialization.