15CP44E: Eng or Kan Shorthand – IV (Speed 90Wpm or 200Lpm) CP 4th Sem Syllabus for Diploma DTE Karnataka C15 Scheme

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Pre-requisites:

Knowledge of Basic English, Principles of Pitman Shorthand and Taking dictation in Shorthand at the rate of 60 WPM.

Course Objectives:

The students shall be able to:

1. Develop the ability to take down the dictation in pitmanic style of shorthand on varied topics such as Company annual reports, Budget speeches ,Business speeches, speeches made by the Presidents,the Prime Ministers,the Cabinet ministers,the Governors, the Speakers, the Vice Chanceliers,and other Dignitories on various social occasions at the rate of 90 WPM flawlessly.
2. Develop the ability to transcribe shorthand notes taken at the rate of 90 WPM into longhand perfectly.
3. Develop the ability to read printed or written shorthand script with ease and accuracy.
4. Develop the communication skills and language proficiency.

In brief, to train students to work as Stenographers, Reporters, Personal Assistants, Private Secretaries and Correspondents.

Course Outcomes:

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COURSE CONTENTS:

1. To take down DICTATION in Shorthand the Simple Passage of 900 Words which contains 450 words ofgeneral passage like Speeches made in Parliament, State Assemblies, Company Meetings and other Public functions for 5 minutes, one simple Business Letterand oneBusiness/Official letter of 225 Words each for 5 minutes (Without Address and Date).

OR
A simple general passage of 360 words for 4 minutes andone simple Business Letter and one Business/Official letter of 270 words each for 6 minutes i.e., 3 plus 3 minutes duration. (Without Address and Date). 78 Hours

2. To transcribe the above Passages into Longhand i.e. into English readable language within 90 Minutes.
3. Maximum Marks allotted for 10 Minutes dictation passage is 100 Marks.
4. Internal Assessment Tests

Resources:

REFERENCE BOOKS:

1. “Pitman Shorthand Instructor and Key” published by Wheelers/Person
2. “High School English Grammar and Composition” by Wren & Martin, revised by N. D. V. Prasada Rao, published by S. Chand & Co. Private Ltd., New Delhi, and “Key to High School English Grammar and Composition.”
3. “English Grammar” by Pink & Thomas.
4. “Enrich Your Theory” published by Bhagwan Associates, Bangalore
5. “Theory Notes for Pitmanites” published by National Shorthand School (Books), Visakhapatnam (A.P)
6. “Revisionary Exercises” published by National Shorthand School (Books), Visakhapatnam (A.P), supported by three Audio Dictation CDs.
7. News Paper Editorials of various English National News Papers.

CLASS ROOM CONTINUOUS EVALUATION

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Model Question Paper:

Instructions to the Readers:

1. Dictate the following Passages at the Rate of 90 Words Per Minute as per Markings.
2. Instruct the Candidates to take down DICTATION in Pitman Style of Phonography and transcribe the same into Longhand.

Note:to the Paper Setters: The 10 minutes dictation passage may contain a general passage of 450 words for 5 minutes and two simple Business Letters of 225 words each for 5 minutes or a general passage of 360 words for 4 minutes and two simple Business Letters of 250 words each for 5 minutes.

Ladies and Gentlemen,

I have great pleasure to welcome you all to the 5th Annual General Meeting of Your Company. The Directors’ / Report and the Audited Statement of Accounts for the year ended 31st March 1991 have been with you for some time now // and with your permission, I shall take them as read.

As you will see from the Directors’ Report, your Company has made // tremendous progress during the year under review compared to the last year. You are aware that the country is passing through a difficult /1/ situation at the present time. Other industries which are engaged in similar business like our Company are not able to make any / profits. But I am happy to inform you that in spite of all these problems, we have made progress and we have been // able to maintain the dividend of twenty per cent for the current year also.

I am sure that you are aware of // the improvements the Company has made during year under review. I take this opportunity to inform you that during the year we //2// have opened two Branches in important centres of the country. These Branches have picked up very well, more than expected and they / have contributed to a great extent for the profit of the Company. These Branches have been able to get valuable orders from foreign //countries also. These orders have been executed promptly and the Companies in foreign countries who have placed orders with these Branches are // very happy that the goods were supplied in time. They have now placed huge orders and during the next year, your Company will //3// able to make still more profits and the Company will be in a position to increase the dividend to shareholders, and salary / and bonus to the staff members.

In order to meet the increased orders for the goods, the Company proposes to start four new // Factories and appoint more number of persons during the next year. This will enable the Company to give employment opportunities to several // hundreds of persons in the next year itself. I am also happy to inform you that during the year under review, the Company //4// has been able to provide several facilities to the staff members like construction of a school for their children, construction of Hospital, / formation of Co-operative Society. Not only to supply the various items needed for the daily life but also to give loans for // meeting urgent expenses etc. This Society is now managed by the efficient office bearers who are known for their loyalty and service // to the members. All the staffs have become members of the Society which was inaugurated by our Chief Minister a few months ago. //5//

Dear Sir,

As you are aware, we are currently facing a serious problem, arising out of the unlimited damage and sufferings of / the people affected by floods following heavy rains. You will agree that is our duty to rise to the occasion and help // them in every possible way. Needless to say, the first step should be to provide food, clothes and shelter. Medical facilities should // also be made available on a massive scale since there is an imminent danger of spreading epidemic diseases which is common after flood //6// hazards.

All this would require the active co-operation from all section of the public including voluntary organizations. The Government will make available / as much funds as can be set apart for the purpose, but compared to the extent of damage and sufferings of the people, // the available funds may be inadequate. It will therefore be necessary to collect from the general public whatever they could give by // way of money, clothes and other materials.

With this end in view, the District Collectors are requested to issue necessary guidelines for setting //7// up of Relief Committees in every Panchayat. Apart from the members of the Panchayat the Committee should also consist of local representatives. / Due priority should be attached to this appeal and every effort should be made to tide over the present situation immediately.

Yours faithfully, //

Dear Sirs,

We are in receipt of your kind enquiry of the sixth instant and thank you for the same.

We regret // very much to inform you that the latest catalogue of Foreign Publications containing the names of authors is not readily available and we //8// are anxiously awaiting the supply of these catalogues directly from the publishers at least by the next fast express steamer which is / scheduled to arrive in the Calcutta Harbour by the end of this week. There has been a great demand for this catalogue from // almost all the libraries, schools and colleges within the past fortnight. We presume that the cable sent by us has reached the // publishers in good time before the departure of foreign mail. On receipt of the supply, a copy will be forwarded to you.

As //9// desired by you, we enclose the Market Guide, which we are sure will interest you as it contains the most valuable and / up-to-date information of All India Reporters. All the leading firms in India are our subscribers and the demand is on the // increase day by day. We do not therefore intend to print more copies than are required under the present circumstances of supply // of printing paper. We therefore look forward to hear from you the exact number of copies required, at your earliest convenience.

Yours faithfully,//10//

SCHEME OF VALUATION

1. Maximum Marks Allotted for the whole passage of 10 Minutes is 100 Marks.
2. The total number of mistakes of the whole passage (general passage and letter passage) is to be taken into consideration and half mark for each one of the mistake is to be deducted out of the maximum 100 marks.
3. The following should be considered as mistakes:
1. Omission of words
2. Mis-spelt words
3. Failure to Mark Full Stop,
4. Commission of Words,
5. Singular to Plural and Vice versa,
6. Past Tense to Present Tense and Vice versa,
7. Mis-spelt Repeated Words should be penalized only once.
4. Extra words, Failure to Mark other Punctuations except Full Stop and Failure to Separate the Paragraphs should not be viewed and considered as Mistakes.

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