1144: Shorthand English Theory I KL Diploma Syllabus for CP 1st Sem 2015 Revision SITTTR

Shorthand English Theory I detailed syllabus for Commercial Practice (CP) for 2015 revision curriculum has been taken from the SITTTRs official website and presented for the CP students. For course code, course name, number of credits for a course and other scheme related information, do visit full semester subjects post given below.

For Commercial Practice 1st Sem scheme and its subjects, do visit CP 1st Sem 2015 revision scheme. The detailed syllabus of shorthand english theory i is as follows.

COURSE GENERAL OUTCOME

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SPECIFIC OUTCOME

MODULE 1

1. Understand the phonographic system
   1. State the need and importance of shorthand in modern business and Govt. offices
   2. Explain the advantages of phonography system in shorthand and identify consonants and vowels in English language
2. Understand consonants and vowel signs
   1. Define consonant
   2. Categorize consonants as per articulation
   3. Identify the signs to the consonants
   4. Practice the exercises on consonant signs
   5. Explain the principles of joined strokes and practice the same
   6. Apply the vowel signs to the consonants signs
   7. List out 6 dot vowels and 6 dash vowels and placing of vowel sounds
   8. Practice the exercises containing vowel chapter
3. Understand Intervening Vowels and Grammalogues
   1. Interpret position writing
   2. Categorise position writing of shorthand characters
   3. Practice writing of words under 3 position writing rules
   4. Define grammalogues
   5. Practice grammalogues
   6. Identify the punctuation marks
4. General knowledge (Current affairs)
   1. Latest who’s who

MODULE 2

1. Apply the alternative forms of R and H
   1. State the principles of using two forms of R & H
   2. Explain R&H principles
   3. Apply R&H principles
2. Use Diphthongs
   1. Define diphthongs and triphones
   2. Identify the 4 diphthongs and their places
   3. Practice words with diphthongs, joined diphthongs and triphones
   4. State the principles for the use of initial W sound and practice the exercises covering W
3. Define phraseography, state the qualities of good phraseogram
   1. Practice the exercise covering phraseography
   2. Recognize circles S and Z
   3. Explain the small circle as abbreviated form of S and Z
   4. Identify initial and final circles and uses of them in phraseography
   5. Explain the principles of using stroke S and Z
   6. Practice the exercises covering circle S and Z, and stroke S and Z
4. Recognize the large circles
   1. Explain the principles for using large circle initially, medially and finally
   2. Practice the exercises covering large circles
5. Letter writing
   1. Practice writing formal and informal letters (friendly/personal)

MODULE 3

1. Recognise the loops ST’ and STR’
   1. State the uses of loops as abbreviated forms initially, medially and finally
   2. Practice the exercises covering the loops ST and STR
2. Apply initial hooks and final hooks, alternative forms FR, VR, etc
   1. Define double consonants
   2. Insertion of Intervening vowels
   3. practice the exercises covering all hooks, R, L
3. Understand Circle or loop preceding initial hooks
   1. Describe S before Straight Strokes Hooked for R, S before other Hooked Strokes
4. Categorize N and F/V hooks to straight and curved strokes
   1. State the usages of Hooks medially, syllable -NER
   2. Practice the exercises covering all hooks N and F/V
   3. Recognize Straight Strokes followed by NS, Curves followed by NS, etc.
   4. State Circle S added to F-V Hooks, Medial NS or NZ
5. Correct spelling of usually mis-spelt words

MODULE 4

1. Explain the principles covering shun hooks
   1. Explain Shun following circle S and NS and Shun Hook Medially
   2. Practice the exercises on shun Hooks
   3. Differentiate the various forms of Aspirate in shorthand
   4. Practice exercises covering aspirate
2. Precise writing
   1. Rules of Precise writing
   2. Convert direct into indirect speech
   3. Convert indirect into direct speech
3. Paragraph writing and letter writing
   1. Principles and examples of paragraph writing
   2. Practicing simple paragraph writing

MODULE 1

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MODULE 2

Alternative signs for R and H- Practice grammalogues and exercises – Diphthongs – joined diphthongs – Triphones – abbreviated W – practice grammalogues and exercise – Phraseography – qualities of phraseogram -position – Tick the’ – Practice phrases – grammalogues – exercise – Circles and Z -Motion of writing – Stroke L and circle – practice exercise – grammalogues -Stroke S and Z -grammalogues – practice exercise – Large circle SW and SS or SZ – plurals and possessives – circles in phrases – practice exercises – grammalogues – letter writing.

MODULE 3

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MODULE 4

Shun hook – use of shun hook – grammalogues – practice exercises – various forms of aspirate -phrases – practice exercises – precis writing – paragraph writing.

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SCHEME OF EXAMINATION

PART A It consists of five questions and each question carries two marks (5×2=10) PART B Answer any five questions out of seven questions and each question carries six marks. (5×6=30) PART C

1. Correct the mis-spelt words
2. Current affairs (Who’s who)
3. Give outline for the given words
4. Give outline for the given phrases and grammalogues
5. Letter writing
6. Write a paragraph of about 100 words on any of the three topic
7. Summerise into one third of the given passage
8. Write into shorthand (paragraph till Ex. 68)
9. Write into longhand (paragraph till Ex. 68)

Candidate will have to get 40% marks in order to pass this paper.

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