This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the key aspects of farm management, with a focus on effective record-keeping, crop planning, and land utilization. It is designed to equip students with practical and theoretical knowledge essential for efficient agricultural production and farm operation in Bangladesh's agro-climatic context.
This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the key aspects of farm management, with a focus on effective record-keeping, crop planning, and land utilization. It is designed to equip students with practical and theoretical knowledge essential for efficient agricultural production and farm operation in Bangladesh's agro-climatic context.
This course is designed to provide students with hands-on knowledge and skills related to crop identification, tillage, planting, nutrient management, and yield estimation. Through field visits and practical exercises, students will develop an understanding of essential tools, implements, and agronomic practices used in crop production. By the end of this course, students will be able to: Identify major field crops and understand their agronomic importance. Operate and handle basic tillage and intercultural implements. Demonstrate practical skills in soil preparation, sowing, and fertilizer application. Compute appropriate seed rates and fertilizer doses for different crops. Estimate crop yields effectively and understand the principles behind it.
Welcome to the Exciting World of American Literature! 📖✨In this course, we’ll explore the voices that shaped American literary tradition, from Emerson to Miller via Frost. Get ready for engaging discussions, critical insights, and a deeper appreciation of American literature ! In this Course we will be discussing · The American Scholar by Ralph Waldo Emerson · The Road not Taken by Robert Frost · I Heard a Fly Buzz when I Died by Emily Dickinson · Song of Myself by Walt Whitman · The Scarlet Letter by Nathaniel Hawthorne · Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller
This course examines the works of some major British Romantic poets.
In this course, we provide to students' basic ideas about calligraphy. This sounds like an enclosed idea of a typography course. Because of the course in order to calligraphy course, the idea of typography needs to be clear. If this is the case that a student wants to do calligraphy without any sense of typography, then his or her calligraphy may be completed but some kind of imperfection will be exposed. Along with that, he needs to have some ideas on another topic, about design.
