Since the opening session 1948-49, the college was affiliated to the University of Calcutta in English, Bengali, Sanskrit, History, Logic, Civics, Commercial Geography, Commercial Arithmetic, Elements of Book Keeping to I . A . standard and organizers were motivated to introduce I . Sc . course from the very next session.
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These services include : accounting and book keeping services; artist management services; banking / financial support services; budgeting assistance; development / fund-raising; fiscal sponsorship for tax-deductible contributions; letters of support; mail and fax correspondence; tax form administration; project planning; promotion campaigns; stage production; strategic planning; website development.
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His most important publication, " A Treatise on Musick, Speculative, Practical & Historical ", Edinburgh, was published in 1721, and reprinted in 1779 . His other publications were " New Treatise on Arithmetic and Book Keeping ", Edinburgh, 1718 and " A New System of Arithmetic, Theoretical and Practical"
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For linear molecules there are only 2 rotational degrees of freedom, because the rotation parallel to the symmetry axis corresponds to a spin of atoms which we didn't count in the composition of the degrees of freedom in terms of the atoms ( so, the book keeping of the degrees of freedom will then yield 3n-5 vibrational degrees of freedom ).
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By 1844 the library contained works of agriculture and gardening; amusements, games, sports & c; anecdotes, facetiae, table talk & c; Anglo Saxon language & c; antiquities, heraldry, mythology, and numismatics; architecture; arts and sciences; astronomy; banking and currency; bibliography and typography; biography; book keeping; botany; chemistry; commerce; conchology; dictionaries and lexicons; domestic economy; dramatic literature; education; electricity and magnetism; essays and literary miscellanies; fine arts; geography; geology and mineralogy; history; language; law; letters; mathematics; medicine; metaphysics; miscellaneous works; moral science; music; natural history; natural philosophy; novels; novels in foreign languages; orations, speeches and addresses; periodicals; phrenology; poetry; political economy; political science; religion; rhetoric, oratory and criticism; Shakspeare; slavery; voyages and travels; Africa, America, Asia, China, Egypt, England, Europe, France, Germany, Greece, India, Ireland, Italy, London, Rome, Russia, Scandinavia, Scotland, Spain and Portugal, Switzerland.
