PO 1: Foundational Knowledge in Financial Markets
Grasp the structure and functions of financial markets, including different segments and their role in the economy.
PO2: Practical and Ethical Competency
Build practical abilities and ethical awareness necessary for success in the financial industry, emphasizing professional conduct.
PO3: Skill Development for the Workplace
Enhance communication, research, analytical, and managerial skills essential for jobs and advanced studies in finance.
PO4: Global and Contemporary Perspective
Relate to global financial challenges and explore new opportunities and innovations in the field.
PO5: Leadership and Social Responsibility
Develop leadership qualities and a sense of social, environmental, and ethical responsibility relevant to modern financial practices.
COURSE OUTCOMES
SEM I
Basics of Personal Finance
Course Outcomes (CO):
CO1: Identify and set personal financial goals.
CO2: Understand basics of banking, insurance, and credit management.
CO3: Prepare and analyze simple personal financial statements.
CO4: Evaluate investment options and risks for better decision-making
Investment Planning
CO1: Understand characteristics and trading of financial assets like stocks, bonds, and mutual funds.
CO2: Apply portfolio theory and diversification to manage investment risk.
CO3: Use valuation models for fixed income securities, stocks, and derivatives to assess investment options.
CO4: Analyze different investment products and tailor strategies to investors' risk profiles and goals.
Micro Economics
CO1: Appreciate the economic concept and economic principles to analyse problems and make informed decisions.
CO2: Understand the demand and supply functions along with elasticity and equilibrium.
CO3: Utilise the production and cost concepts to optimise business outcomes.
CO4: Learner will be able to identify different market structures and be able to calculate market-related problems and their degree of influence.
Cost Accounting
CO1: Explain the basic concepts of cost accounting, cost classification, and cost sheets.
CO2: Utilize CVP analysis and marginal costing techniques in financial decision-making.
CO3: Evaluate cost structures and profitability in the service sector industry using cost accounting principles.
Introduction to MS Office
CO1: Explain the core functions of MS Excel and PowerPoint in managing and presenting financial information.
CO2: Use Excel to design and analyze personal finance models such as budgets, savings plans, and investment trackers.
CO3: Create PowerPoint presentations to communicate financial insights and personal finance plans effectively.
Business Communication Skills
CO 1: Explain the concept, process, and significance of effective communication in the workplace, including traditional and digital communication channels.
CO2: Demonstrate the ability to communicate clearly and confidently through public speaking, presentations, and appropriate use of verbal and non-verbal methods.
CO3: Compose professional business documents and digital communications such as resumes, application letters, emails, memos, and meeting correspondence with clarity and correctness
Environmental Systems and Management – I
(Resources and Degradation)
After completion of the course, learners would be able to:
CO1: Students will be able to explain the structure and function of ecosystems, and understand how energy flows through food chains and food webs.
CO2: Students will identify various types of environmental pollution and their sources, and suggest prevention and control strategies.
CO3: Students will analyze the factors contributing to biodiversity loss and describe the importance of conservation efforts.
CO4: Students will demonstrate an understanding of human impact on the environment, emphasizing the need for sustainable resource use and the role of environmental education in promoting sustainability.
Indian Knowledge System Series (Generic)
CO1: Learner will understand and appreciate the rich Indian Knowledge Tradition
CO2: Learner will understand the contribution of Indians in various fields
CO3: Learner will experience increase subject-awareness and self-esteem
CO4: Learner will develop a comprehensive understanding of how all knowledge is ultimately intertwined
SEM II
Personal Financial Management
CO1: Understand different types of savings and liquid investment products, the features of banks and financial institutions, and the purpose of credit.
CO2: Apply debt management strategies to various financing needs, analyze and select appropriate lending options based on financial goals, and optimize investment products for liquidity.
CO3: Analyze different debt instruments such as loans, gold loans, and refinancing options, evaluate financial institutions' offerings, and assess the impact of credit decisions on financial health.
Investment Regulations
CO1: Understand the importance of financial regulation, fiduciary duty, and key global and local economic indicators.
CO2: Apply knowledge of regulatory frameworks to real-world financial markets and investment decisions, while adhering to anti-money laundering regulations.
CO3: Analyze the socio-political impact on investment decisions, evaluate India’s regulatory environment, and assess consumer protection mechanisms.
Introduction to Financial Statements
CO1: Recall and explain the types of financial statements (Income Statement, Balance Sheet, Cash Flow Statement) and their purpose and users.
CO2: Prepare Cash Flow Statements and calculate basic financial ratios for analyzing the financial performance of an organization.
CO3: Analyze the financial health of an organization by interpreting financial ratios and understanding the relationship between the various financial statements.
Macro Economics
CO1: Learners will be able to explain and apply key macroeconomic concepts and theories.
CO2: Understand the effects of economic policies and phenomena on the economy.
CO3: Learners will develop critical thinking skills to analyze complex economic issues.
CO4: Understand about domestic and international trade policy
Strategic Cost Accounting
CO1: Explain overhead costing methods, throughput accounting, pricing strategies, and business process improvement techniques.
CO2: Implement Activity-Based Costing, throughput accounting, and pricing decisions in practical business scenarios.
CO3: Assess cost optimization strategies like value engineering, cost of quality, and lean resource management for business efficiency.