Associated Assessment Criteria for Exit Level Outcomes:

• Assignments and group discussions: Students will be required to complete assignments and participate in group discussions to demonstrate their understanding of the course material and their ability to engage with their peers in academic discourse.

• Research paper required: Students will need to conduct independent research and write a research paper on a topic related to the course material. This will assess their ability to critically analyze information and communicate their findings effectively in a written format.

• Research papers, Seminar presentations, group discussions and debates: These activities will provide students with opportunities to showcase their research, critical thinking, and communication skills in various formats, including written papers, oral presentations, and debates.

• Continuous assessment through class tests, group presentations and assignments: Students will be assessed continuously throughout the course through a variety of methods, including tests, presentations, and assignments. This will allow for ongoing feedback on their progress and understanding of the material.

• Written examinations to all: At the end of the course, students will be required to take a written examination to assess their overall understanding of the material covered.

Integrated Assessment:

• Formative assessments: Formative assessments will include continuous assessments through class lectures, seminar presentations, group discussions, debates, class tests, group presentations, and assignments. These activities will help students develop their knowledge and skills over time.

• Major end of semester exam: The major end of semester exam will serve as the summative assessment for the course, testing students on their overall grasp of the material covered throughout the semester. This exam will help determine the students' final grades and measure their achievement of the course objectives.