Courses
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Probability
The mathematics of randomness and uncertainty.
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Probability and Statistics I
In this course you will learn how to represent chanciness mathematically and construct mathematical models for games of chance.
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Professional Histories, Popular Histories, Ourselves
How do disciplinary practices of doing history relate to the way in which history is accessed by the people?
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Public Reasoning
Introduces students to the practices of understanding as well arguing for claims in the public realm
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Qualitative Environmental Research Methods
Learn about collecting, coding and analysing qualitative data through different methods — including interviews, oral histories, focus group discussions, and observations.
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Quantitative Environmental Research Methods and Biostatistics
Equip students with the knowledge and abilities necessary to analyse, interpret, and evaluate data pertaining to the environment utilising statistical analytic techniques.
Quantitative Methods in Biology
The ability to use quantitative information to understand the world around us is essential to human functioning.
Quantitative Reasoning and Methods for History
Quantitative reasoning to bring together mathematical skills, critical thinking and real world problems in an integrated manner.
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Quantitative thinking for biologists
Highlights the importance of quantitative methods and data handling in the life sciences, and enables students to carry out basic quantitative tasks.
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Quantum Mechanics
A concrete introduction to the abstract principles of quantum mechanics.
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R Programming for Biology
Learn programming skills for addressing problems in biology.
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Reading Political Philosophy
What is a state and what allows it to exert power on us? Do we need a state? Do we have liberties and rights?
Reading the City: Language, Media, Culture, and Bangalore
Develops new perspectives on the city they have been studying and living in
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Reasoning
Get introduced to techniques for evaluating and understanding reasoning.
Religion in India
Understanding religion in India.
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Religion Under a Social Scientific Lens
Understand religion in India today through themes like identity, praxis, and authority.
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Rethinking the Border: Understanding the Western Himalayas
The long history of frontiers and borderlands of the Western Himalayas.
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Ring Theory
Delves deep into inquiries like — Is ‑2 a prime number? Why do integers and polynomials have same the division algorithm? Why does algebra shed light on the geometry of polynomial curves? — and many more, offering comprehensive answers and insights.
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Romantic Literature: Nature, Self and Society
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Romantics: Nature, Self and Society
Looking at the eighteenth century in English writing, known as Romanticism.
School and Society
Develop sociological imaginations around questions of schooling and education
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Science Fiction and Mind
Explore questions about the nature of the mind and consciousness through works of science fiction.
Science, Technology, and Society: Past and Present
Debates on science and technology in the contemporary world.
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Seeing Like a Social Scientist
What does it mean to understand the world as a student of the social sciences? What kinds of engagement with it does it entail?
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Seminar
Emphasises the integrative nature of Modern Biology.
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Soft Matter
This course emphasizes the quantitative approach of physics and mathematics applied to everyday materials.
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Solid State Physics
A solid basis to understand materials.
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South Asian Feminisms in Historical Perspective
Looking at feminisms across South Asia, and the discrete historical experiences of caste patriarchy, religious nationalism, and social reform.
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Spectroscopy and its Application to Nanomaterials
Shedding light on what the eye cannot see.
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Spoken Kannada
This course aims to enable handling of basic conversations in Kannada