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LESSON PLAN
15CPH18 CONSTITUION OF INDIA
PROFESSIONAL ETHICS & HUMAN RIGHTS
Course objectives:
1.
To provide basic information about Indian Constitution
2.
To identify individual role and ethical responsibility towards
society
3.
To understand human rights and its implications
(Provided by VTU)
Subject Code: 15CPH 18 / 15CPH28
Total no. of Hours: 25
Number of Hours/week: 02
Name of Faculty: Mr. Ghanshyam K. Vala
Class No.
1.
2.
3.
Module / Ref.
Text
Module – 1
Introduction
to
Constitution
of India The
making of the
Constitution
and
Salient
features of the
Constitution
Topic to be covered ( in detail )
Introduction to Constitution of India,
Preamble of Constitution
Fundamental Rights- Right to Equality,
Right to Freedom
Credits: 02
% of portion covered
Chapter
wise
20
Right to Education, Right against
Exploitation, Right to Freedom of
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Religion
4.
Cultural & Educational Rights
5.
Rights to Constitutional Remedies, Writs
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
Module – 2
Directive
Principles,
Union
Executives
President,
PM,
Parliament,
SC
11.
12.
13.
14.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
Fundamental Duties
President & his powers, Prime Minister
20
40
CO2
20
60
CO3
20
80
CO4
Parliament
Supreme Court
Governor-Powers of Governor
Module – 3
State
Executives,
Governor,
CM,
State
Legislature,
HC, Electoral
Process,
Amendment
Process
15.
16.
Directive Principles of State Policy
Module – 4
Special
Provisions for
SC,
ST,
Women,
Children
&
OBC,
Emergency
Provisions,
Human Rights
Module – 4
Scope & aims
CM – Powers of CM, State Legislature
High Court, Power & functions of
Municipality, Panchayats, Cooperative
society
Amendment Process-Types of
Amendments, methods
Major Amendments-42, 44, 74, 76, 86 &
91
Special Provisions for SC, ST
Special Provisions for women & children
Emergency Provisions-Types of
Emergencies
Understanding of Human Rights
Working of National & State Human
Rights Commissions
CO5
Scope & aim of Engineering ethics
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22.
23.
24.
25.
of
Engineering
Ethics,
Responsibility
of an Engineer
and
Impediments,
Risk, safety,
liability,
Honesty,
Integrity,
Reliability
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Responsibility of engineers
Impediments to responsibility
Risk, safety & liability
Integrity & Reliability
Literature:
Book Type
Code
Publication information
Text
T1
Introduction to the Constitution of India by Dr. Durga Das Basu
Text
T2
Reference
R1
Reference
R2
Reference
R3
Reference
R4
Engineering Ethics by Charles E Harris, Michael S Pritchard
and Michael J Robins
An Introduction to Constitution of India by MV Pylee
Engineering Ethics by M Govindrajan, S Natrajan, VS
Senthilkumar
Introduction to the Constitution of India by Brij Kishore
Sharma
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Outcomes for Learning Constitution of India, Professional Ethics &
Human Rights
1. To maintain law & order in the country certain fundamental law of the
country gives guidelines to the authority in power,
2. The Constitution of India is give to our self, Fundamental rights are
needed to develop human personality in free society, Directives Principles
are the guidelines/directions to the centre/state governments to be followed
while governing the centre/state, we have 11 fundamental duties which are
to be followed being Indian citizen
3. For Eg. Office of the President, PM, EC, CAG, all the ministries,
Governor, CM etc. which under the Constitution, Under Constitution various
provisions are made for the benefits of various categories of people, which
can be availed by the people, Like the changes in the society the law cannot
remain static and needs change hence, Constitution makers have made the
provision for amendment of our Constitution
4. We need Professional Ethics to keep our self law abiding citizen & follow
certain standard set of rule on daily basis, Code of Ethics /Code of Conduct /
Code of Principles are important to follow. In case of violation we our self
are likely to be accountable personally. Values of Human Rights.
Importance of Panchayats, Municipality & Cooperative society
5. Honesty is the foundation of Engineering Business. It is quality of a
professional, Integrity is consistency of character based on moral concern,
emotions etc. Professional needs to morally autonomous and always listen to
their inner voice, Responsibility of a professional is a quality and how much
reliable they are and what are the impediments to their responsibility
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