BAJMC 104 Course Plan

Unit No.	Lecture No.	Topic	Sessional Outcome	Mapping with CO	ICT Tools / Class Material (PPT )	First Shift	Second Shift	Guest Lecture	Expert Lecture
1	L1	Introduction About Subject	Should will able to understand the background of Media Laws and Ethics	CO1
1	L2	Legal Terminology: Bills and Acts	Identify Fundamental Legal Terms use in Media	CO1
1	L3	Ordinance, Regulations, Statute, Code	Will be familiar with the constitutional terms used in the media.	CO1
1	L4	Norms, Conventions, Affidavit, Accused	Will be familiar with the constitutional terms used in the media.	CO1
1	L5	Acquittal, Bail, Conviction, Defendant	Will be familiar with the constitutional terms used in the media.	CO1
1	L6	Evidence, Plaintiff, Prosecution, Prima Facie, Sub-Judice	Recognise various Media Law Related Terms	CO1
1	L7	Press Laws Before and After Independence	Define the essential features of media laws of India(Historical perspective)	CO1
1	L8	Press Laws Before and After Independence	Define the essential features of media laws of India(Historical perspective)	CO1
1	L9	Bill to Act:	Identify Lokpal Bill	CO1, CO4
1	L10	Bill to Act:	Debate the role of media in Lokpal Bill	CO1, CO4
1	L11	Case Study of Lokpal	Evaluate the relevance to society of Freedom of Information law	CO1, CO4
1	L12	Difference between News, Features, Articles and Backgrounders-2	Student will distinguish about the news, features , articles and backgrounders in newspaper	CO1, CO4
1	L13	News Sources: Attribution and its types, Credibility and Quotations, By Line, Credit Line and Embargo	learn the types of attributes in news sources	CO1, CO4
1	L14	Reasonable Restrictions Article 19 (2)	Interpret Article19 -2	CO1, CO4
1	L15	Reasonable Restrictions Article 19 (2)	Interpret Article19 -2	CO1, CO4
1	L16	Revision of Unit -1	Define the fundamental rights enjoyed by the citizens of India the fundamental principles of mass media law	CO2
2	L17	First Press Commissions	---	CO2
2	L18	Second Press Commissions	---	CO2
2	L19	Press Council of India	Critically analyse how Press Council can interfere with freedom of the press	CO2, CO4
2	L20	Press Council of India	Critically analyse how Press Council can interfere with freedom of the press	CO2, CO4
2	L21	Chanda Committee	Will be familiar with the Media Reform Committees	CO2, CO4
2	L22	P.C. Joshi Committee	Demonstrate a basic understanding P.C.Joshi Committee	CO2, CO4
2	L23	Sengupta Committee	Demonstrate an understanding of Sengupta Committee	CO1, CO2
2	L24	Verghese Committee	Compare the structure and style of news writing for different organization	CO1, CO2
2	L25	The State: Sedition-incitement to violence (section 124A IPC)	Undersatnd the Sedition-124A	CO1, CO4
2	L26	Legislature: Parliamentary Privileges - Article 361A, Article 105 (Parliament)	Analysing various semantics associated with media	CO2, CO4
2	L27	Parliamentary Privileges Article 194 (State Legislation), Judiciary	Differentiate between the Article 361A, Article 105 and Article 194	CO2, CO4
2	L28	Contempt of Court 1971	Identify the implications of media law relating to contempt of court	CO3, CO6
3	L29	Contempt of Court 1971	Identify the implications of media law relating to contempt of court	CO3, CO6
3	L30	Revision of Unit -2	Demonstrate an understanding on  Press and Registration act	CO3, CO6
3	L31	Press Registration of Books Act 1867 and 1955	Demonstrate an understanding on  Press and Registration act	CO3, CO6
3	L32	Press Registration of Books Act 1867 and 1955	Demonstrate an understanding on  Press and Registration act	CO3, CO6
3	L33	Copyright Act 1957	Explain copyright act	CO3, CO6
3	L34	Copyright Act 1957	Explain copyright act	CO3, CO6
3	L35	Working Journalists Act 1955	Recognize the provision provided to the journalist under working journalist act	CO3, CO7
3	L36	Types of Editorial Writing	Learn how to write editorial content for newspaper	CO3, CO4
3	L37	Young Persons Harmful Publications Act 1956	Identify various Young Persons Harmful Publication Act 1956 of India and the world	CO3, CO7
3	L38	Prasar Bharati Act 1990	Undersatnd the Cinematograph Act 1952	CO3, CO7
3	L39	Cinematograph Act 1952	Undersatnd the Cinematograph Act 1952	CO4, CO6
3	L40	Cinematograph Act 1952	Undersatnd the Cinematograph Act 1952	CO4, CO6
3	L41	Official Secrets Act 1923	Undersatnd the OSA	CO4, CO6
3	L42	Official Secrets Act 1923	Undersatnd the OSA	CO4, CO6
3	L43	Right to Information Act 2005 (Case studies)	Critically analyse different ethical issues related to media in India with case studies	CO5, CO7
3	L44	Defamation, Libel Slander(Case studies)	Explain defamation law and its types, Critically analyse different ethical issues related to media in India with case studies	CO4, CO5
3	L45	Defamation, Libel Slander(Case studies)	Explain defamation law and its types, Critically analyse different ethical issues related to media in India with case studies	CO4, CO5
3	L46	Revision of Unit -3	Recognise various Media Related Acts and Bodies	CO4, CO5
3	L47	Defining Media Ethics	Debate on case studies on Media Ethical Issues	CO4, CO5
4	L48	Social Responsibility of Press	Demonstrate an understanding of the nature of ethics and morality in journalism	CO4, CO5
4	L49	Social Responsibility of Press	Demonstrate an understanding of the nature of ethics and morality in journalism	CO4, CO5
4	L50	Legal Rights and Responsibilities of Journalists	Present cases of various citizen journalists picked from across media	CO4, CO5
4	L51	Legal Rights and Responsibilities of Journalists	Present cases of various citizen journalists picked from across media	CO4, CO5
4	L52	Code of Ethics: Editors Guild	Explain current legal issues impacting journalists.	CO4, CO5
4	L53	Press Council of India	Demonstrate an understanding of the various body of PCI	CO4, CO5
4	L54	AIR Doordarshan Code	Understand AIR Doordarshan Code	CO4, CO5
4	L55	AIR Doordarshan Code	Understand AIR Doordarshan Code	CO4, CO5, CO6
4	L56	Regulatory Framework: TRAI	Understand TRAI	CO4, CO5
4	L57	Regulatory Framework: TRAI	Understand TRAI	CO4, CO5
4	L58	Broadcasting Content Complaints Council (BCCC)	Understand Functioning of BCCC	CO3, CO5, CO6
4	L59	News Broadcasters Association (NBA) and their functioning	Analysing various New Media Bodies with media	CO4, CO5
4	L60	Revision of unit-4	Recognise various Media Related Bodies and Present cases of various citizen journalists picked from across media	CO1,CO3, CO5, CO6

# As per Scheme & Syllabus Of Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi 2022-23 Onwards.