| Semester | Course No. | Course Title | Hrs/wk | Credits | Marks |
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| I | NAF 1201 | NCC Organization and National Integration | 3 | 2 | 60 |
Semester I Hrs: 3
Paper 1 Credits: 2
NAF 1201 NCC ORGANIZATION AND NATIONAL INTEGRATION
Course Description: This course aims to build knowledge about NCC organization, its structure and the defence system. The course will offer a holistic idea about National Integration Awareness which has emerged as a significant trend and associated concept pertain to disasters, environmental awareness and military leadership.
Course Outcome:
At the end of the course the students will be able to:
CO1: Recall the Concepts, Scope and Principles related to NCC.
CO2: Explain the role of NCC in National Integration process.
CO3: Make use of the skills during Disasters.
CO4: Contribute in Social Awareness and Integration of the Country
CO5: Determine the required skills necessary for Military Leadership
Unit 1: Organization & Structure
NCC: Introduction – Aims & Objectives –Motto – Organizational Structure; Organization of Defence system – Ranks and Honours in Defence and NCC system; Philosophy of Training.
Unit 2: NCC &National Integration
National Integration: concept and meaning – importance –– National Interest, Threats and Opportunities – National Integration Council – Problems and Challenges of National Integration; Contributions of youth in Nation building – unity in diversity.
Unit 3: NCC in Disaster Management
Disasters: Meaning – Types of emergencies; NDMA: Civil Defence Organization; Assistance: disasters/calamities – Fire services and Fire Fighting – Essential Services and maintenance – Collection & Distribution of AID materials – Setting up Relief Camps.
Unit 4: NCC in Social Awareness & Integration
Social Services: Basic Social services to weaker sections; Social Support Services: Drug Abuse & Trafficking – Preventions of JIV/AIDS – Corruption – Counter Terrorism – Health and hygiene- Civic responsibilities; NGO: Role and Contribution.
Unit 5: Leadership & Skills
Leadership: Military Leadership – Personality Development – Stress management – Communication Skills – Social Skills – Working in Teams & Groups.
Text Book:
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Mapping of Course Outcomes (COs) with Bloom’s Taxonomy (K1 to K6)
| CO/K | K1 | K2 | K3 | K4 | K5 | K6 |
| CO1 | X | |||||
| CO2 | X | |||||
| CO3 | X | |||||
| CO4 | X | |||||
| CO5 | X |
Mean Value: 1+2+3+4+5 =15/5 = 3.
| I | NAF 1202 | IAF Capsule & Airmanship | 3 | 2 | 60 |
Semester II Hrs: 3
Paper 1 Credits: 2
NAF 1202IAF CAPSULE AND AIRMANSHIP
Course Description: This course aims to build knowledge about Indian Air Force (IAF), its structure and the system of operation under armed forces. The course will offer a holistic knowledgeand skills about Airmanship.
Course Outcome:
At the end of the course the students will be able to:
CO1: Recall the IAF Organization and its Branches.
CO2: Infer and Explain the Aircrafts types.
CO3: Apply the Skills of Airmanship
CO4: Inference the Air Navigation Techniques
CO5: Build a own Aero Model
Unit 1: Organization & Structure of IAF
IAF: Introduction – Organization of Air Force – Branches – History of IAF- Air Campaigns in India -Station -Careers in IAF
Unit 2: Air Crafts Recognition (ACR)
Air Craft Recognition: Identification of Aircraft – shapes – Types of Aircrafts – Foreign Aircrafts – Latest trends and Acquisitions.
Unit 3: Airmanship (AR)
Airmanship: Introduction – Airfield Layout – Rules of the Air – ATC/RT Procedures – Circuit Procedures – Aviation Medicine & Survival.
Unit 4: Air Navigation (NV)
Navigation: Meaning – Air Navigation – Requirement of Navigation – Terms used in Navigations; Maps: Uses – Map Reading -Fundamentals of Map Reading; Meteorology (MET): Importance – Atmosphere – Clouds & Precipitation- Visibility
Unit 5: Aero Modelling&Airframes
Aero-Modelling (AM): Types – Materials used for Aero-modelling – Building of Aero Models: Static – Flying; History of Aero Modelling; Airframes: Aircraft controls – Main & Tail Plane – Landing Gear; Instruments: Basic Flight Instruments – Radars.
Text Book:
Reference:
Mapping of Course Outcomes (COs) with Bloom’s Taxonomy (K1 to K6)
| CO/K | K1 | K2 | K3 | K4 | K5 | K6 |
| CO1 | X | |||||
| CO2 | X | |||||
| CO3 | X | |||||
| CO4 | X | |||||
| CO5 | X |
Mean Value: 1+2+3+4+6 =16/5 = 3.2
| I | NAF 1100 | NCC Air Force Field Training - I | 2 | 1 | 15 |
Semester II
Paper 2 Credits: 1
NAF 1100 NCC AIR FORCE FIELD TRAINING – I
Course Description: This course aims to equip and train the cadets with basic NCC field Training in Air Force.
Unit 1: Foot Drill – I
Basic Drill: General Word of Commands – Attention – Stand at Ease – Turning Right, Left, back and inclining at Halt, Sizing – Forming Three ranks and numbering
Unit 2: Foot Drill – II
Basic Drill: Open and Close March Order – Dressing the Squad – Saluting at halt – Slow march and halt, Falling out and Dismissing – Side Pace – Pace – Forward and to the Rear.
Unit 3: March Past – I
March Past: Length of Pace and Time of Marching – forward march and halt in quick march – Changing step.
Unit 4: March Past – II
March Past :Formation of Squad – Squad Drill – Individual Word of Command
Unit 5: March Past – III
Turing on the march – wheeling, saluting on the march, marching time
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| II | NAF 2100 | NCC Air Force Field Training – II | 2 | 1 | 15 |
Semester IV
Paper 1 Credits: 1
NAF 2100 NCC AIR FORCE FIELD TRAINING – II
Course Description:This course aims to equip and train the cadets with rifle in NCC Air Force field Training.
Unit 1: Rifle Drill Training- I
Basic Drill with Arms: General Word of Commands – Attention – Stand at Ease – Stand Easy – Getting on Parade with Rifle and Dressing at the Order – Dismissing and Falling out.
Unit 2: Rifle Drill Training – II
Basic Drill with Arms: Ground and Take up Arms – Shoulder and Present from the Order & vice versa – Saluting at halt and on March
Unit 3: Rifle Drill Training – III
Basic Drill with Arms: Short and Long trails from the Order & vice versa – Examining the Arms and their parts.
Unit 4: Special Training – I
Special Training: Independence Day – Republic Day – NCC Day Celebrations –– Paratroopers Camp.
Unit 5: Special Training – II
Camps: Combined Annual Training Camp (CATC) – Vayu Sainik Camp (VSC) – Republic Camp (RD) – National Integration Camps -Mountaineering Camp – Adventure Camps.
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| III | NAF 3100 | NCC Air Force Field Training - III | 2 | 1 | 15 |
Semester VI
Paper 1 Credits: 1
NAF 3100 NCC AIR FORCE FIELD TRAINING – III
Course Description:This course aims to equip and train the cadets with in NCC Air Force field special Training.
Unit 1: Ceremonial Drill (CD)
Ceremonial Drill: Guard Mounting – Guard of Honour
Unit 2: Weapon Training – I
Weapons: Introduction to .22mm Rifle – Characteristics of .22mm rifle; Handling: Stripping – Assembling – Care and Cleaning – Sight Setting.
Unit 3: Weapon Training – II
Weapon Training: Loading/Unloading and Bolt Manipulation – Lying Position – Hold Trigger Control & Firing a Shot – Short Range Firing – Safety Precautions.
Unit 4: Weapon Training – III
Weapon Training: Range Procedure and Theory of Group; Characteristics of 7.62mm Rifle – SLR and 5.56mm INSAS
Unit 5: Map Reading
Maps: Finding North – Setting a Map – Finding won position – Map to ground and Ground to Map- Night Watch.
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