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DEROZIO MEMORIAL COLLEGE

A PREMIER COLLEGE IN WEST BENGAL, AFFILIATED TO WEST BENGAL STATE UNIVERSITY, NAAC

Accredited (Grade-‘B++’) 2nd Cycle, UGC Affiliation Under Section 2F And 12B Of The UGC Act

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Botany Department

Teachers Profile

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Dr. Gautam Mukhopadhyay

SACT-I

Ph.D. (Botany, CU)

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Dr. Inamul Haque

Assistant Professor

MSc, PhD

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Soumyajit Chakraborty

M.Sc.

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Mr. Shibam Mukherjee

M.Sc. , GATE

About

“Nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution.” -Theodosius Dobzhansky (1973)

We, at the Department of Botany, strive to create an environment which influences students to ask questions, to inculcate in our students the ability to ask the right questions and to think critically.

The Department of Botany was established in the year 2002 offering Botany as a general subject, honours course was introduced in the year 2016. The department is well equipped with instruments, high speed internet facility and helpful teachers. The department regularly organizes short excursions to central national herbarium (CNH) and Acharya Jagadish Chandra Bose Indian Botanic Garden, and long excursions to different phytogeographical zones.

Best Practices

Best Practices for Outreach and Extension Programs at Derozio Memorial College, Department of Botany

1. Integrative Learning Approach:

  • Hands-On Experience: Incorporate botanical expeditions and field trips as a regular part of the curriculum. This provides students with practical exposure to plant identification, ecosystem interactions, and conservation practices.
  • Interactive Workshops: Conduct workshops and seminars with experts in the field to discuss recent advancements in botany and share real-world experiences.

2. Community Engagement:

  • Outreach Programs: Organize community outreach initiatives where students can educate local communities about the importance of plant conservation and sustainable practices.

3. Research and Innovation:

  • Student Research Projects: Encourage students to undertake research projects on local flora, plant stress responses, and conservation techniques. Provide guidance and resources for publishing their findings.
  • Innovative Practices: Introduce modern technologies like GIS mapping, remote sensing, and molecular biology techniques to enhance research capabilities.

4. Environmental Conservation:

  • Conservation Drives: Engage students in tree plantation drives, habitat restoration projects, and biodiversity conservation efforts. Emphasize the importance of preserving native plant species.
  • Sustainable Practices: Teach sustainable gardening and farming practices, highlighting the role of plants in maintaining ecological balance.

5. Collaboration and Networking:

  • Academic Partnerships: Establish collaborations with other universities, and research institutions to facilitate knowledge exchange and joint research projects.
  • Professional Networking: Provide platforms for students to interact with botanists, ecologists, and environmentalists through conferences and symposiums.

6. Documentation and Reporting:

  • Field Journals/ Voucher books: Encourage students to maintain detailed field journals/ Voucher books during expeditions, documenting observations, plant specimens, and ecological data.
  • Regular Reporting: Compile and publish annual reports highlighting the achievements, research findings, and outreach activities of the department.

 

7. Continuous Improvement:

  • Feedback Mechanism: Implement a robust feedback system where students can share their experiences and suggest improvements for future programs.
  • Professional Development: Regularly update the curriculum and teaching methodologies based on the latest research and industry trends to ensure continuous improvement.

 

Teaching Learning

Syllabus

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1 Botany_NEP_Syllabus
2 Botany_CBCS_Syllabus

Capacity Building

Academic Activities

Certificate Courses

Session: 2023-2024

Certificate Course On: Monitoring Vegetation Health: Field and Analytical Approaches

Session: 2022-2023

Certificate Course On: Botanical Traces in Forensic Biology; Evolution and trends

Session: 2021-2022

Certificate Course on: Biological Data Analysis using Excel and R