Bachelor of Business Administration on Business Analytics

3 Years Degree Programme

Our Approach

Global Education, Global Acceptance

  • Industry-aligned curriculum from day one.
  • Blended learning with active participation from IBM.
  • Credit-based structure for a comprehensive educational experience.
  • Mentorship by seasoned industry professionals.
  • Integration of industry business use cases and solution building.

Industry-Academia Collaboration

Specialization

Programme Specialization

  • Financial Management
  • Marketing Management
  • Human Resource Management
  • Retail Management
  • Banking & Insurance
  • Healthcare Management
  • Business Analytics

Programme Details

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3 Years Programme

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Embark on a transformative journey with our cutting-edge BBA program, specializing in Business Analytics, crafted in collaboration with the industry powerhouse IBM. From the outset of graduation, students are immersed in a dynamic blend of academic rigor and real-world insights. This integrated program is meticulously designed to not only meet but exceed industry standards, ensuring a seamless transition from academia to the professional landscape. It provides exposure to real-time business case studies, tools for critical problem-solving, predictive analytics, data visualization, and data science for business. With a curriculum curated in partnership with IBM, students benefit not only from theoretical expertise but also from the practical wisdom of industry leaders.

  • AdtU Management Graduates will be well prepared for successful careers in corporate, institution or government in one or more specialized areas of healthcare/ tourism management, retail marketing, banking & insurance, strategic planning, and project management with emphasis on quality, efficiency, sustainability and resource utilization.
  • The graduates in management will engage in ongoing professional development to enhance their professional stature, and will actively contribute to the profession, growth of respective organizations and society at large.
  • The graduates will be academically prepared to be qualified professionals, attain global competency in due course, and be successful in higher education in management if pursued.

  • Apply the knowledge of human resources, marketing, retailing, finance, banking, insurance, management principles, interrelated domains, and management specialization to the solutions of real-world complex business issues.
  • Apply project management principles and frameworks to contribute effectively as a member or leader in multidisciplinary teams to manage diverse projects to achieve desired outcomes.
  • Able to apply appropriate techniques, and modern managerial and IT tools for the effective operations of the business, and resolving challenges.
  • Use research-based knowledge for analysis and interpretation of data, and synthesize the information to draw valid conclusions.
  • Communicate effectively with peers, diverse professionals and society, and prepare effective documentation, reports and presentations.
  • Function effectively as an individual, and as a member in diverse teams, and in multidisciplinary settings.
  • Recognise the impact of managerial practices in socioeconomic and environmental contexts, and reorient it for the well-being of communities and sustainable development.
  • Follow ethical principles and commit to human values and ethics in the profession.

  • Apply multidisciplinary concepts to manage corporate problems by attaining insights through simulated real business environments, industrial visits and internships.
  • Exhibit decision-making competency and leadership in diverse socioeconomic environments by learning life skills and active participation in co-curricular and extra-curricular initiatives.
  • A comprehensive understanding of multidisciplinary concepts to excel in the profession globally through international certification programs.

Curriculum Details

Year wise Course Details

Odd Semester

Courses for this semester

Course Overview

This course offers a comprehensive exploration of data analytics tailored for managerial roles, utilizing IBM Cognos Analytics. Students delve into the application of Cognos in finance sectors, mastering report authoring, visualization techniques, and data aggregation principles. Advanced topics include multi-fact queries, dashboard creation, and leveraging IBM Planning Analytics. Additionally, students gain expertise in Excel for data analysis and visualization, culminating in industry-specific case studies, where they tackle real challenges and extract actionable insights using Cognos and Excel tools.

Course Outcomes

  • Proficiency in IBM Cognos Analytics for finance, encompassing navigation, template authoring, and report execution.
  • Advanced report authoring skills with personal and dimensional data sources.
  • Application of data aggregation principles for insightful visualizations and multi-fact queries.
  • Mastery of IBM Planning Analytics and Excel for diverse analytical needs.

Course Overview

Business Economics is a branch of applied economics that focuses on the practical application of economic theories and principles in decision-making within business organizations. This course provides students with an in-depth understanding of microeconomic and macroeconomic concepts, including demand and supply analysis, production and cost theories, market structures, pricing strategies, national income determination, inflation, and fiscal and monetary policies. By integrating economic reasoning with real-world business scenarios, students will develop analytical skills to assess market trends, optimize resource allocation, and make informed strategic decisions in dynamic economic environments.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain core microeconomic and macroeconomic concepts and their relevance to business decision-making.
  • Evaluate different market structures (perfect competition, monopoly, oligopoly) and determine optimal pricing and output strategies for businesses.
  • Utilize demand and supply analysis, elasticity, and cost concepts to optimize production, pricing, and resource allocation.
  • Examine the impact of national income, inflation, unemployment, fiscal policies, and monetary policies on business operations.
  • Interpret economic data, market trends, and policy changes to formulate effective business strategies and enhance competitiveness.

Course Overview

The Basics of Accounting course introduces students to fundamental accounting principles, concepts, and procedures essential for recording, summarizing, and interpreting financial transactions. The course covers topics such as the accounting cycle, double-entry bookkeeping, financial statements, ledger and journal entries, bank reconciliation, and basic financial analysis. By learning the foundational principles of accounting, students will develop the skills needed to maintain accurate financial records, analyze business transactions, and understand the financial health of an organization. This course is designed to equip students with practical accounting knowledge applicable in both corporate and entrepreneurial settings.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain key accounting concepts such as the accrual principle, matching principle, and the dual aspect concept.
  • Apply the principles of double-entry bookkeeping to record business transactions in journals and ledgers.
  • Construct and analyze essential financial statements, including the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statement
  • Reconcile bank statements with cash book balances and identify common errors in accounting records.
  • Use simple financial ratios to assess a company's performance and financial position.

Course Overview

Human Resource Management (HRM) is a strategic function that focuses on acquiring, developing, and retaining an organization’s workforce. This course provides students with a foundational understanding of key HRM concepts, including recruitment and selection, performance management, training and development, compensation and benefits, employee relations, and HR policies. By integrating theoretical knowledge with practical applications, students will learn how HRM contributes to organizational success, employee satisfaction, and compliance with labor laws. The course equips students with the necessary skills to effectively manage human capital in dynamic business environments.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the key functions of HRM, including talent acquisition, employee development, performance management, and retention strategies.
  • Develop and evaluate effective workforce planning and recruitment techniques to attract and retain top talent.
  • Design performance appraisal systems and employee training programs that enhance productivity and job satisfaction.
  • Assess different compensation structures, benefits, and reward systems to improve employee motivation and organizational effectiveness.
  • Identify key labor laws, ethical HR practices, and strategies for maintaining positive employee relations in an organization.

Course Overview

The Principles of Management course provides a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental concepts, functions, and practices involved in managing organizations effectively. It covers essential management principles, including planning, organizing, leading, and controlling, as well as contemporary management approaches. Students will explore topics such as decision-making, strategic management, leadership styles, motivation, organizational structure, and change management. By integrating theoretical frameworks with real-world case studies, this course equips students with the knowledge and skills to become effective managers and leaders in a dynamic business environment.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the fundamental functions of management—planning, organizing, leading, and controlling—and their role in achieving organizational goals.
  • Apply decision-making models and strategic planning techniques to solve business challenges and drive organizational success.
  • Assess different leadership styles and motivation theories to enhance team performance and employee engagement.
  • Compare various organizational structures and communication methods to optimize efficiency and coordination within an organization.
  • Develop strategies for managing organizational change, fostering innovation, and ensuring ethical business conduct.

Course Overview

The Quantitative Techniques course introduces students to the mathematical and statistical tools used in business decision-making and problem-solving. It covers fundamental quantitative methods such as linear programming, probability theory, decision analysis, statistical inference, forecasting techniques, and optimization models. The course emphasizes the practical application of quantitative techniques in managerial decision-making, helping students develop analytical skills to solve real-world business problems efficiently. By the end of the course, students will be able to apply data-driven approaches to improve strategic planning, resource allocation, and operational efficiency.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the significance of mathematical and statistical methods in solving business and management problems.
  • Utilize descriptive and inferential statistics to interpret business data and support decision-making
  • Formulate and solve linear programming problems to optimize business operations, such as cost minimization and profit maximization.
  • Apply probability concepts and decision-making models to assess risks and make informed business decisions.
  • Use quantitative forecasting techniques to predict future business trends and improve strategic planning.
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Course Overview

Organisational Behaviour (OB) is a multidisciplinary field that explores how individuals, groups, and structures impact behaviour within organizations. This course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of key OB concepts, including motivation, leadership, group dynamics, decision-making, conflict resolution, organizational culture, and change management. By analyzing real-world case studies and theoretical frameworks, students will develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills applicable to diverse workplace settings. The course emphasizes the role of psychological and sociological factors in shaping workplace interactions and performance, equipping students with the knowledge to navigate and influence organizational dynamics effectively

Course Outcomes

  • Analyze the psychological and social influences on individual and group behavior in an organizational setting.
  • Evaluate and apply key motivation and leadership theories to improve workplace productivity and employee engagement
  • Demonstrate effective communication and decision-making strategies that enhance collaboration and efficiency in organizations.
  • Assess the impact of organizational culture on employee behavior and design effective change management strategies.
  • Utilize OB theories and frameworks to identify, analyze, and resolve common workplace challenges, such as conflict resolution and diversity management

Course Overview

The Business Environment course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the internal and external factors that influence business operations and decision-making. It covers key aspects such as economic, political, legal, social, technological, and global environments, along with their impact on business strategies. Students will learn how businesses adapt to changing market conditions, regulatory frameworks, and global competition. The course emphasizes the importance of ethical business practices and corporate social responsibility (CSR) in a dynamic business landscape.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the internal and external factors affecting business operations, including economic, political, legal, and socio-cultural aspects
  • Evaluate how monetary, fiscal, and industrial policies influence business growth and strategic decision-making.
  • Examine government regulations, business laws, and policies that shape corporate behavior and market competition.
  • Analyze the effects of globalization, technological advancements, and digital transformation on business sustainability and competitiveness.
  • Formulate business strategies to navigate dynamic environmental challenges, including corporate social responsibility (CSR) and sustainable business practices.

Course Overview

The Financial Management course provides students with a fundamental understanding of financial principles, tools, and techniques essential for effective decision-making in organizations. It covers key areas such as financial planning, capital budgeting, risk management, working capital management, cost of capital, and financial statement analysis. The course emphasizes the role of financial management in optimizing resources, maximizing shareholder value, and ensuring the financial sustainability of a business. Students will develop analytical and problem-solving skills to make informed financial decisions in dynamic business environments.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the fundamental concepts of financial management, including financial planning, time value of money, and financial goal setting
  • Interpret financial statements using ratio analysis, cash flow analysis, and other financial tools to assess an organization's financial health.
  • Apply techniques such as Net Present Value (NPV), Internal Rate of Return (IRR), and Payback Period to evaluate investment opportunities
  • Develop strategies for managing cash, receivables, payables, and inventory while mitigating financial risk
  • Assess different sources of financing, determine the cost of capital, and develop an optimal capital structure for business growth.

Course Overview

The Marketing Management course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of marketing principles, strategies, and techniques essential for building strong customer relationships and driving business growth. It covers key topics such as market segmentation, consumer behavior, product positioning, branding, pricing strategies, distribution channels, and digital marketing. The course integrates theoretical concepts with real-world case studies, enabling students to develop strategic marketing plans, analyze competitive environments, and apply marketing analytics for data-driven decision-making.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain fundamental marketing principles, including the marketing mix (4Ps/7Ps), market segmentation, targeting, and positioning.
  • Evaluate consumer decision-making processes and market dynamics to develop effective marketing strategies.
  • Create strategic marketing plans that align with business objectives and customer needs.
  • Utilize digital marketing tools, social media strategies, and traditional advertising methods to enhance brand engagement.
  • Use key performance indicators (KPIs) and marketing analytics to assess campaign success and optimize future strategies
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The Business Ethics & Corporate Governance course explores the principles and practices of ethical decision-making in business and the role of corporate governance in ensuring transparency, accountability, and ethical behavior within organizations. The course covers topics such as ethical theories, corporate social responsibility (CSR), stakeholder management, regulatory frameworks, and governance structures. Students will learn to critically assess ethical dilemmas in business, understand the importance of corporate governance mechanisms, and develop strategies for promoting ethical practices and corporate integrity in diverse business environments.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain key ethical theories and principles, including utilitarianism, deontology, and virtue ethics, and their application in business decision-making.
  • Identify and assess ethical dilemmas in business contexts, such as corporate fraud, conflicts of interest, and environmental sustainability.
  • Examine the role of CSR and sustainable business practices in promoting ethical behavior and long-term business success.
  • Explain the importance of governance frameworks, board structures, internal controls, and regulatory compliance in ensuring organizational accountability.
  • Create strategies and frameworks to address ethical challenges, enhance corporate transparency, and foster a culture of integrity within organizations.

Course Overview

The Production Management course focuses on the planning, coordination, and control of the production process within an organization. It covers the strategies and techniques involved in managing production operations efficiently and effectively to deliver high-quality products at the right time and cost. Topics include production planning, inventory management, quality control, supply chain management, production systems, process design, and capacity planning. The course equips students with the necessary skills to optimize production processes, manage resources efficiently, and apply modern techniques to improve overall productivity in manufacturing and service organizations.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the key functions of production management and its importance in achieving organizational goals related to quality, cost, and delivery.
  • Evaluate different production systems (batch, continuous, job-shop, etc.) and their applications in manufacturing and service environments.
  • Develop strategies for efficient inventory management, including just-in-time (JIT), economic order quantity (EOQ), and materials requirement planning (MRP).
  • Use quality management techniques (like Six Sigma, Total Quality Management) to ensure product quality and identify opportunities for process improvemen
  • Apply capacity planning models to optimize production capacity, reduce bottlenecks, and ensure efficient utilization of resources in the production process.

Course Overview

The Cost and Management Accounting course focuses on the techniques and principles used to analyze and control costs within an organization. It provides students with the tools to make informed business decisions by understanding cost structures, budgeting, and performance evaluation. The course covers topics such as cost behavior, cost allocation, cost-volume-profit analysis, budgeting, standard costing, and variance analysis. Students will learn how to use cost data to improve decision-making, enhance profitability, and evaluate the financial performance of a business. This course is essential for those pursuing careers in accounting, finance, and business management.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain key cost accounting terms and concepts, including fixed costs, variable costs, direct and indirect costs, and cost allocation methods.
  • Use CVP analysis to determine the relationship between cost, volume, and profit, and apply this analysis to decision-making in pricing and production.
  • Create operating and financial budgets, and analyze budget variances to assess business performance and manage financial resources effectively.
  • Apply standard costing techniques and variance analysis to monitor and control production costs, identify inefficiencies, and improve cost management
  • Use cost information to support strategic decisions such as pricing, make-or-buy decisions, and product mix optimization

Course Overview

The Advertising and Sales Promotion course explores the strategies, tools, and techniques used to promote products and services through advertising and sales promotions. It covers various aspects of advertising, including planning, creating, and evaluating advertising campaigns, as well as the role of sales promotions in enhancing short-term sales. The course also addresses the integration of digital marketing, social media, and influencer marketing into traditional advertising and sales promotion strategies. Students will gain the skills to design effective advertising campaigns, understand consumer behavior, and evaluate the impact of promotional efforts on sales and brand equity.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the key concepts, objectives, and methods used in advertising and sales promotion to influence consumer behavior and drive brand awareness.
  • Create effective advertising campaigns by applying creative strategies, selecting appropriate media channels, and setting measurable goals.
  • Assess the target audience's preferences, behaviors, and media consumption habits to select the most suitable advertising platforms and promotional channels.
  • Design and implement various sales promotion techniques, including coupons, contests, discounts, and point-of-sale promotions, to boost short-term sales and customer engagement.
  • Measure the effectiveness of advertising and sales promotion efforts through metrics such as Return on Investment (ROI), sales growth, brand recognition, and consumer loyalty.

Course Overview

The Marketing Principles and Practices course provides students with a strong foundation in the fundamental concepts, strategies, and tactics used in marketing. The course covers key aspects of marketing, such as understanding customer needs, market segmentation, targeting, positioning, product development, pricing strategies, distribution channels, and integrated marketing communication. Through case studies, practical examples, and interactive discussions, students will learn how to apply marketing concepts to real-world situations and develop effective marketing plans that drive customer satisfaction and business growth.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain core marketing principles such as the 4Ps (Product, Price, Place, Promotion), market segmentation, targeting, and positioning.
  • Assess consumer needs and behaviors, and analyze market trends to inform marketing strategies and improve customer engagement.
  • Create comprehensive marketing strategies by analyzing market conditions, identifying opportunities, and setting strategic goals to meet customer demands.
  • Develop and manage the marketing mix (product, price, place, promotion) to build competitive advantage and drive business performance.
  • Design and implement integrated marketing communication campaigns that effectively reach target audiences through various media channels, including digital, social media, and traditional advertising.

Course Overview

The Manpower Planning and Development course focuses on the strategic management of an organization's human resources to ensure the right people are in the right roles at the right time. It covers key aspects of workforce planning, recruitment, selection, training, development, performance management, and succession planning. The course highlights the importance of aligning human resource strategies with organizational goals and creating a workforce capable of adapting to changing business environments. Through practical case studies, students will develop the skills to plan, develop, and manage human capital effectively, ensuring sustainable growth and organizational success.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the key concepts of manpower planning, including forecasting human resource needs, analyzing job requirements, and aligning workforce strategies with organizational goals.
  • Create and implement recruitment and selection strategies to attract and retain top talent, ensuring a match between the workforce and organizational needs
  • Develop training and development initiatives to enhance employee skills, increase productivity, and promote continuous learning within the organization.
  • Use performance management techniques to evaluate employee performance, provide feedback, and identify potential leaders for succession planning.
  • Integrate workforce planning and development strategies with the overall organizational strategy, ensuring human resources contribute to business success and adaptability.

Course Overview

The Overview of Indian Financial System course provides a comprehensive understanding of the structure, components, and functioning of the financial system in India. It covers various elements such as financial markets, financial institutions, instruments, and regulators that facilitate the flow of funds in the economy. The course emphasizes the role of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), and other regulatory bodies in maintaining the stability and integrity of the financial system. Students will also learn about key financial products, investment vehicles, and the importance of financial inclusion in India’s economic development.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the components and functions of the Indian financial system, including financial markets, financial institutions, and financial instruments.
  • Understand the role and functions of regulatory bodies such as the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), and Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) in ensuring the stability of the financial system.
  • Assess the structure of financial markets (money market, capital market, and foreign exchange market) and various investment instruments like equities, bonds, and derivatives.
  • Examine the functions and types of financial institutions in India, including commercial banks, non-banking financial companies (NBFCs), insurance companies, and mutual funds.
  • Assess the importance of financial inclusion initiatives and their role in enhancing access to financial services for underserved populations, thus contributing to inclusive economic growth.

Course Overview

The Principles and Practices of Banking and Insurance course provides students with a solid understanding of the banking and insurance sectors, their functions, operations, and regulatory frameworks. It covers essential concepts such as the role of banks in the economy, types of banking services, financial products, risk management practices in insurance, and the legal and regulatory environment governing both sectors. Through case studies and practical examples, students will learn how to navigate the challenges and opportunities in banking and insurance, and understand their significance in the broader economic landscape.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the core functions of banks, including deposit-taking, lending, payment systems, and their role in economic development.
  • Assess the various banking products and services such as savings accounts, loans, credit cards, and investment products, and understand their impact on individuals and businesses.
  • Understand the legal and regulatory frameworks governing the banking and insurance sectors in India, including the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA).
  • Explain the concepts of risk management, underwriting, claims processing, and the types of insurance products such as life, health, and general insurance.
  • Identify and evaluate different types of risks (credit risk, market risk, operational risk) in the banking and insurance sectors, and apply risk management techniques to mitigate these risks effectively.

Course Overview

The Fundamentals of Retailing course introduces students to the basic principles and practices involved in the retail industry. It covers the various retail formats, the retail environment, consumer behavior, retail marketing strategies, store management, and the role of technology in modern retailing. The course emphasizes the importance of understanding the supply chain, pricing, visual merchandising, customer service, and managing customer relationships to enhance the overall retail experience. Through case studies and real-world examples, students will gain insights into the dynamics of retailing, with a focus on current trends like e-commerce and omni-channel retail.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the key concepts and functions of retailing, including the types of retail formats, supply chain management, and the role of retailers in the economy.
  • Assess the factors that influence consumer purchasing decisions, such as psychological, social, and cultural influences, and how retailers can cater to these needs.
  • Develop and implement effective retail marketing strategies, including pricing, promotions, product assortment, and advertising, to attract and retain customers.
  • Analyze the importance of store operations, including inventory management, visual merchandising, staffing, and store layout, to optimize the shopping experience
  • Evaluate the impact of technology on the retail industry, such as e-commerce, mobile commerce, and omni-channel strategies, and understand how retailers can leverage these trends to stay competitive.

Course Overview

The Basics of Healthcare Management course provides an introduction to the fundamental concepts and practices of managing healthcare organizations. It covers the key elements of healthcare delivery, including the roles and responsibilities of healthcare managers, healthcare policies, ethics, patient care, financial management, human resource management, and quality assurance in healthcare settings. The course also focuses on the challenges and opportunities faced by healthcare managers in navigating an ever-evolving healthcare landscape, including advancements in technology, regulatory requirements, and the need for efficient and effective healthcare delivery.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the key principles and functions of healthcare management, including organizational structure, healthcare delivery systems, and the roles of healthcare managers.
  • Understand the legal, ethical, and regulatory frameworks governing healthcare organizations, and assess the impact of healthcare policies on management practices.
  • Develop the skills to manage healthcare operations, including patient care, resource allocation, budgeting, and performance measurement, to ensure efficient and effective service delivery
  • Explain the challenges of managing healthcare personnel, including recruitment, training, and motivation, while maintaining compliance with ethical and legal standards.
  • Apply quality management and patient safety principles in healthcare settings to improve care delivery, minimize risks, and enhance patient outcomes.
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The Business Laws course introduces students to the legal framework governing business operations and transactions. It covers the fundamental principles of business law, including contract law, company law, intellectual property rights, labor laws, and the legal aspects of sales, marketing, and consumer protection. The course emphasizes understanding the legal environment in which businesses operate, equipping students with the knowledge necessary to navigate the complexities of business regulations, compliance, and dispute resolution. Through case studies and practical examples, students will learn to identify legal issues in business practices and develop skills to manage legal risks effectively.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the basic principles of business law, including contracts, company formation, and governance, and their application in business transactions.
  • Evaluate the components of legally binding contracts, understand the elements of contract formation, and apply the principles to draft effective business contracts.
  • Understand the regulations governing company formation, management, and dissolution, as well as the legal obligations of directors and shareholders in corporate governance.
  • Explain the different types of intellectual property (IP), including patents, copyrights, trademarks, and trade secrets, and understand the legal processes for IP protection and enforcement.
  • Analyze labor laws, including employee rights, working conditions, and dispute resolution, and explore consumer protection laws to ensure fair trade practices and safeguard consumer interests.

Course Overview

The Human Resource Development (HRD) course focuses on the strategic role of human resources in fostering organizational growth and individual development. It explores various HRD practices such as training, development, performance management, career planning, and employee empowerment. The course emphasizes the need to align HRD strategies with organizational goals, enhance workforce capabilities, and build a culture of continuous learning and development. It also covers the role of HRD professionals in fostering leadership, organizational change, and employee engagement. By applying practical HRD techniques and frameworks, students will gain the skills needed to drive talent development and improve overall organizational effectiveness.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the strategic importance of HRD in supporting organizational growth, improving performance, and fostering a learning culture within an organization.
  • Develop effective training programs based on organizational needs, employee skills gaps, and learning objectives, ensuring that the programs align with business goals.
  • Analyze and implement performance management systems, conduct performance appraisals, and design career development plans to foster employee growth and enhance organizational performance.
  • Identify techniques to improve employee engagement, job satisfaction, and motivation through HRD interventions, promoting a positive organizational culture and higher productivity.
  • Examine the role of HRD professionals in managing organizational change, developing leadership capabilities, and ensuring that employees are equipped to handle transitions in the workplace.

Course Overview

The Financial Institutions and Markets course provides an in-depth understanding of the structure, function, and operation of financial institutions and markets in both domestic and global contexts. The course covers a wide range of topics including the role of banks, non-banking financial companies (NBFCs), insurance companies, mutual funds, and other financial intermediaries. It also explores various financial markets such as money markets, capital markets, and foreign exchange markets, along with the key instruments traded in these markets. The course emphasizes the dynamics of financial markets, regulatory frameworks, and the economic role of financial institutions in promoting economic growth and stability.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the structure, functions, and operations of key financial institutions such as banks, insurance companies, mutual funds, and pension funds, and their role in the economy.
  • Examine the different types of financial markets (money, capital, foreign exchange) and the instruments traded within them, such as stocks, bonds, derivatives, and currencies.
  • Understand the regulatory frameworks governing financial institutions and markets, including the role of regulatory bodies like the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), and others in ensuring market stability and investor protection.
  • Assess how financial institutions and markets interact to facilitate capital formation, resource allocation, and the effective pricing of risk and return
  • Evaluate the impact of global financial markets, foreign exchange markets, and international financial institutions (like the IMF and World Bank) on domestic financial systems and economies.

Course Overview

The Principles of Advertising and Selling course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the core principles and strategies behind effective advertising and selling practices. The course covers the key aspects of creating impactful advertisements, designing persuasive selling techniques, and understanding the interplay between advertising and sales in driving customer behavior and achieving business goals. Topics include the psychology of consumer behavior, advertising mediums (TV, print, digital, etc.), branding, sales strategies, and the measurement of advertising and sales effectiveness. Through case studies and real-world applications, students will learn how to design and execute successful advertising campaigns and selling strategies that resonate with target audiences.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the importance of advertising and selling in the marketing mix, and their contribution to achieving business objectives and shaping consumer perceptions.
  • Create advertising strategies that communicate brand messages clearly, utilizing various advertising mediums such as digital, print, broadcast, and outdoor, while considering the target audience's preferences and behavior.
  • Analyze consumer behavior and apply psychological principles to develop persuasive selling strategies that effectively influence customer decision-making.
  • Demonstrate key sales techniques such as relationship selling, consultative selling, and negotiation skills, and understand how to effectively close sales while managing customer relationships.
  • Assess the performance of advertising campaigns and sales strategies using metrics such as ROI, reach, engagement, and conversion rates, and apply insights for continuous improvement.

Course Overview

The Banking Services and Products course provides an in-depth understanding of the diverse range of services and products offered by banks and financial institutions. The course covers the key types of banking services such as savings and checking accounts, loans, mortgages, credit facilities, and investment products. Students will learn about the mechanisms of retail and corporate banking, along with emerging trends in digital banking, mobile payments, and online banking services. The course also explores the regulatory environment governing the banking sector and the challenges faced by banks in serving customers while ensuring financial stability and growth.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the various banking services and products, including deposit accounts, loans, credit facilities, and investment products, and how these contribute to both individual and business financial needs.
  • Differentiate between retail banking and corporate banking, and understand the services tailored to individuals and businesses, such as personal loans, business loans, and credit lines.
  • Evaluate the rise of digital banking services, including online banking, mobile payments, and digital wallets, and their impact on customer experience and banking operations.
  • Analyze the regulatory environment in which banks operate, including the role of central banks, financial regulations, and compliance requirements in maintaining the stability and integrity of the banking system.
  • Identify the risks associated with banking products such as loans, mortgages, and investments, and evaluate the strategies used by banks to mitigate these risks while serving customers effectively.

Course Overview

The Retail & Merchandising Operations course is designed to provide students with an understanding of the principles, strategies, and best practices involved in retail management and merchandising. This course covers key topics such as retail store operations, inventory management, product assortment, visual merchandising, pricing strategies, and supply chain management. Students will gain insights into how to enhance customer experience, optimize store layouts, and manage effective merchandising strategies to drive sales. Additionally, the course delves into the impact of technology on retail operations, the rise of e-commerce, and the integration of online and offline retail strategies.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the core components of retail management, including store operations, customer service, inventory management, and the role of retail staff in creating a positive shopping experience.
  • Design and implement merchandising strategies that focus on product assortment, shelf organization, pricing, and promotions to maximize sales and meet customer demand.
  • Understand the importance of visual merchandising techniques in enhancing the shopping experience, creating appealing store displays, and influencing customer purchase behavior.
  • Apply inventory management principles, such as stock control, demand forecasting, and replenishment strategies, and understand the role of the supply chain in ensuring product availability and reducing costs.
  • Examine the integration of digital technologies in retail operations, such as e-commerce platforms, mobile apps, and data analytics, and assess their impact on customer engagement and retail profitability

Course Overview

The Hospital & Healthcare Services course introduces students to the management, operation, and delivery of healthcare services in hospitals and other healthcare settings. The course focuses on understanding the complexities of healthcare systems, including patient care, hospital administration, health services management, quality control, and healthcare policies. Students will gain insights into the challenges faced by healthcare providers, the importance of healthcare standards, and the role of technology in improving service delivery. The course also explores the various services offered by healthcare institutions, such as emergency care, inpatient and outpatient services, diagnostic services, and the growing field of telemedicine.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the components and functions of healthcare systems, including the roles of hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare providers in delivering patient care and managing health services.
  • Examine different healthcare service delivery models, including primary, secondary, and tertiary care, and assess how these models are integrated to provide comprehensive healthcare.
  • Assess the key aspects of hospital management, such as resource allocation, staff management, budgeting, and financial control, and their role in ensuring efficient healthcare delivery.
  • Discuss the importance of quality control, accreditation, and patient safety in healthcare institutions, and analyze the tools and strategies used to improve healthcare service standards
  • Evaluate the impact of emerging healthcare technologies, such as electronic health records (EHR), telemedicine, health information systems, and AI-driven diagnostics, on improving patient care and operational efficiency.

Course Overview

The Compensation Management course provides a comprehensive understanding of the principles, practices, and strategies involved in designing and managing compensation systems within organizations. The course explores the various components of compensation, including wages, salaries, bonuses, incentives, benefits, and non-financial rewards, as well as the factors that influence compensation decisions. Students will learn about compensation planning, internal and external equity, legal and regulatory considerations, and performance-based compensation. The course also delves into the role of compensation in employee motivation, retention, and organizational competitiveness.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain how compensation management aligns with organizational goals, employee motivation, retention, and overall business performance, and its role in fostering a competitive work environment.
  • Develop compensation plans that incorporate various elements such as base salary, variable pay, bonuses, and benefits, ensuring they are competitive and align with organizational objectives.
  • Assess compensation structures to ensure internal equity (fairness within the organization) and external equity (competitiveness with industry standards) while considering job worth and market trends.
  • Discuss the legal and regulatory frameworks governing compensation, including minimum wage laws, equal pay for equal work, tax implications, and benefits compliance.
  • Explore the role of performance-based compensation systems, including incentive schemes, profit-sharing, and stock options, and their impact on employee productivity and organizational success.

Course Overview

The Financial Services course provides students with an in-depth understanding of the various financial services offered by banks, financial institutions, insurance companies, and other intermediaries. The course explores essential financial products such as loans, credit cards, insurance, mutual funds, wealth management services, and retirement planning. It also covers topics like risk management, investment products, and the role of regulatory bodies in overseeing the financial services industry. The course further highlights the trends and challenges in the financial services sector, including the rise of fintech, digital transformation, and customer-centric financial solutions.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the different categories of financial services, including banking, insurance, investment services, and retirement planning, and their role in the economy.
  • Examine various financial products such as loans, mortgages, credit cards, mutual funds, insurance policies, and wealth management services, and understand their features and benefits for individual and corporate clients.
  • Identify different types of financial risks (credit risk, market risk, liquidity risk) and evaluate how financial institutions manage these risks through risk assessment tools, hedging, and diversification.
  • Discuss the regulatory frameworks governing financial services, such as the role of central banks, securities regulators, and insurance commissions, and how they ensure the stability and integrity of the financial system.
  • Analyze the rise of fintech and digital banking services, such as mobile banking, digital wallets, robo-advisors, and blockchain technology, and assess their impact on customer experiences and the financial industry.

Course Overview

The Product and Pricing Strategy course provides students with an understanding of how businesses develop, position, and price products to maximize market share and profitability. The course covers essential concepts related to product lifecycle, product differentiation, market segmentation, and competitive analysis. Students will learn how to design effective pricing strategies that reflect product value, target market demands, and competitive positioning. The course also focuses on pricing tactics, including cost-plus pricing, penetration pricing, skimming pricing, and dynamic pricing, while considering external factors like market trends, economic conditions, and consumer behavior.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the stages of the product lifecycle (introduction, growth, maturity, decline) and how businesses adapt their product strategies at each stage to maximize product success and profitability.
  • Develop product positioning strategies that communicate the unique value proposition to the target market and differentiate the product from competitors, aligning with customer needs and preferences.
  • Analyze market segments and tailor product offerings to specific customer groups, considering demographic, geographic, psychographic, and behavioral factors, to ensure product relevance and competitiveness.
  • Create pricing strategies that align with product value, market demand, and competitive dynamics, using techniques such as cost-based pricing, value-based pricing, psychological pricing, and dynamic pricing.
  • Assess how external factors such as inflation, competitor pricing, regulatory changes, and customer perceptions affect pricing decisions and strategies, and how businesses can adapt to these factors.

Course Overview

The Insurance Products course offers an in-depth exploration of the various types of insurance products available to individuals and businesses. This course covers life insurance, health insurance, property and casualty insurance, and other specialized products such as disability insurance, liability insurance, and annuities. Students will gain an understanding of the underlying principles of insurance, risk management, and the role of insurance in financial planning. The course also focuses on the regulatory environment, pricing mechanisms, underwriting processes, and claims management. Additionally, the impact of emerging trends like digital insurance and insurtech on the insurance industry will be discussed.

Course Outcomes

  • Identify and explain the different types of insurance products (life, health, property, casualty, etc.) and their role in protecting individuals and businesses from financial risks.
  • Discuss the underwriting process in determining eligibility, premium rates, and policy terms based on risk factors, and understand how insurers assess and mitigate risk.
  • Explain how insurance premiums are calculated based on factors such as risk, coverage limits, claims history, and market conditions, and explore the pricing models used in different insurance products.
  • Understand the claims process, from the submission of claims to their evaluation and settlement, and examine the challenges faced by both insurers and policyholders in claims management.
  • Assess the role of technology in transforming the insurance industry, including digital platforms, insurtech solutions, big data analytics, and AI, and their impact on customer engagement and operational efficiency.

Course Overview

The Visual Merchandising course provides students with the essential skills and knowledge needed to design and implement visually appealing store layouts, displays, and presentations that enhance the shopping experience and influence consumer behavior. The course covers the principles of effective visual merchandising, including store design, color theory, lighting, signage, and product placement. Students will also explore the relationship between visual merchandising and marketing strategies, learning how to align the visual display with brand identity and customer preferences. Additionally, the course examines the role of digital merchandising, seasonal trends, and the growing influence of e-commerce on traditional retail environments.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the key principles of visual merchandising, including store layout, focal points, color schemes, signage, and product placement, and how these elements contribute to creating an engaging retail environment.
  • Develop store layouts and product displays that attract customers, encourage product exploration, and drive sales, while ensuring that the store's design aligns with the brand’s identity and target audience.
  • Analyze consumer behavior and apply principles of psychology, such as the use of colors, lighting, and sensory experiences, to influence purchasing decisions and enhance the customer shopping journey.
  • Evaluate the role of digital tools and technology, including digital signage, interactive displays, and virtual fitting rooms, in modern visual merchandising and how they enhance the in-store experience.
  • Explore how to adjust visual merchandising strategies to align with seasonal trends, promotions, and changing consumer preferences, while staying responsive to market conditions and emerging trends.

Course Overview

The Basics of Epidemiology & Health Economics course introduces students to the fundamental concepts and methods of epidemiology and the economic principles applied to the healthcare sector. The course provides an understanding of the distribution and determinants of health-related conditions in populations, as well as the factors influencing healthcare systems, costs, and policies. Epidemiology will be covered with an emphasis on study designs, disease surveillance, and public health interventions, while health economics will explore topics such as healthcare financing, cost-effectiveness analysis, and the economic implications of health policies. Students will learn how to integrate epidemiological data with economic theory to analyze health outcomes and optimize healthcare resources.

Course Outcomes

  • Define and explain key concepts in epidemiology, including disease distribution, causality, risk factors, study designs (cohort, case-control, randomized trials), and measures of disease frequency and impact.
  • Identify the social, environmental, and genetic determinants of health, and evaluate the role of public health interventions in controlling and preventing diseases at the population level.
  • Explain fundamental economic principles related to healthcare, such as demand and supply of healthcare services, market failures, and the role of government intervention in the healthcare sector.
  • Evaluate healthcare programs and policies using cost-effectiveness analysis (CEA) and cost-benefit analysis (CBA), and understand how these tools help in making informed decisions about resource allocation.
  • Assess the economic impact of healthcare policies and reforms, including the implications for health insurance, healthcare financing, and accessibility of care across different population groups.

Course Overview

The Sales and Distribution Management course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the strategies, practices, and systems involved in managing the sales and distribution functions within an organization. The course covers key areas such as sales force management, sales planning, territory design, distribution channels, logistics, inventory management, and channel conflict resolution. Students will also explore the integration of sales and distribution strategies with overall business objectives and marketing strategies. Practical case studies and real-world examples will help students apply their learning to optimize sales performance and enhance customer satisfaction.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the role and importance of sales and distribution management in achieving business goals, focusing on effective sales planning, territory management, and channel development.
  • Develop skills in managing a sales team, including recruitment, training, motivation, performance evaluation, and leadership, to maximize sales productivity and performance.
  • Evaluate different distribution channels and logistics models, including direct and indirect channels, wholesaling, retailing, and digital distribution, to ensure efficient and cost-effective product delivery.
  • Design integrated sales and distribution plans that align with organizational goals, optimize customer reach, and address market demands across various regions and customer segments.
  • Identify and manage channel conflicts and challenges, applying strategies to ensure cooperation among different distribution partners and effective resolution of disputes.
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Course Overview

The Business Statistics course introduces students to statistical techniques and tools used to analyze data and make informed business decisions. The course covers fundamental concepts of statistics such as descriptive statistics, probability, sampling methods, hypothesis testing, regression analysis, and time series analysis. Emphasis is placed on the application of these techniques to real-world business problems, enabling students to interpret data, understand trends, and derive meaningful insights to guide business strategies. Students will learn how to use statistical software to perform analyses and present results effectively in a business context.

Course Outcomes

  • Define and explain fundamental statistical concepts such as mean, median, mode, standard deviation, variance, and correlation, and understand their relevance in business data analysis.
  • Utilize probability distributions, including normal, binomial, and Poisson distributions, to model uncertainty and make predictions about business outcomes.
  • Understand various sampling methods and apply hypothesis testing techniques (t-tests, chi-square tests, ANOVA) to assess business decisions and evaluate the significance of data finding
  • Apply simple and multiple regression analysis to understand relationships between variables, forecast future trends, and make data-driven business decisions
  • Use time series analysis techniques, such as moving averages and exponential smoothing, to forecast business trends, sales, demand, and financial performance.

Course Overview

The Industrial Relations course focuses on the dynamics of relationships between employers, employees, and trade unions, along with the role of government in regulating labor markets. The course covers the principles and practices of industrial relations, including labor laws, conflict resolution, negotiation, collective bargaining, and dispute management. It also explores the role of industrial relations in improving productivity, employee satisfaction, and organizational performance. The course aims to equip students with the knowledge to manage and resolve workplace conflicts, understand labor policies, and promote harmonious employer-employee relationships in the context of a globalized economy.

Course Outcomes

  • Define industrial relations and explain the roles of key stakeholders (employers, employees, trade unions, and government) in the context of labor relations and workplace dynamics.
  • Identify and interpret major labor laws and regulations that govern employment, workers' rights, and industrial disputes, and assess their impact on organizations and employees.
  • Understand the processes of collective bargaining and negotiation between employers and trade unions, and evaluate strategies for achieving mutually beneficial agreements.
  • Analyze different types of industrial disputes (e.g., strikes, lockouts) and develop effective conflict resolution techniques, including mediation and arbitration, to resolve workplace tensions.
  • Evaluate how effective industrial relations practices contribute to better employee engagement, higher productivity, and overall organizational success, and explore the role of industrial relations in achieving industrial peace.

Course Overview

The Financial Instruments course introduces students to the various types of financial instruments used in investment, risk management, and financing activities in the global financial markets. The course covers a wide range of financial instruments, including stocks, bonds, derivatives (such as futures and options), commodities, and structured products. Students will learn about the characteristics, pricing, and trading of these instruments, as well as the regulatory environment that governs their use. The course also examines the role of financial instruments in portfolio management, hedging strategies, and the broader financial system.

Course Outcomes

  • Identify and describe various financial instruments, including equity securities, debt securities, derivatives, and alternative investments, and explain their characteristics and uses in financial markets.
  • Apply different valuation techniques to assess the price and value of financial instruments such as stocks, bonds, and options, and understand the factors influencing their market prices.
  • Assess how different financial instruments are used in investment strategies to achieve portfolio diversification and optimize returns, and how they help manage financial risks like market volatility and interest rate fluctuations.
  • Understand the process of trading financial instruments in various markets (e.g., stock exchanges, over-the-counter markets) and evaluate the regulatory frameworks that ensure transparency, fairness, and stability in financial markets.
  • Explore the use of derivatives and other financial instruments in hedging strategies to mitigate risks associated with currency fluctuations, commodity price changes, and interest rate movements.

Course Overview

The Brand Management course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the strategies and practices used to build, maintain, and grow strong brands. The course covers key aspects of brand management, including brand identity, positioning, brand equity, and brand communication. Students will explore the processes involved in developing a successful brand strategy, managing brand portfolios, and handling brand crises. The course also focuses on the role of consumer behavior in shaping brand decisions and examines the impact of digital marketing and social media on brand management. Through case studies and real-world examples, students will learn how to create and manage brands that resonate with consumers and create long-term value.

Course Outcomes

  • Define brand management and explain the role of branding in creating competitive advantage, and understand key concepts such as brand identity, brand equity, and brand positioning.
  • Learn how to develop effective brand strategies that align with business goals, target consumer segments, and create a strong brand presence in the market.
  • Evaluate the role of consumer behavior in shaping brand perceptions, loyalty, and preference, and understand how to use insights into consumer psychology to guide brand management decisions.
  • Understand how to build, measure, and enhance brand equity, and learn how to track brand performance through metrics such as brand awareness, loyalty, and perceived quality.
  • Explore the impact of digital marketing and social media on brand communication, and learn how to create engaging content and campaigns that strengthen brand identity and engage with consumers.

Course Overview

The Technology in Banking & Insurance course focuses on the transformative impact of technology on the banking and insurance sectors. The course explores the role of digital tools, software, and innovations such as mobile banking, blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI), machine learning, and data analytics in revolutionizing financial services. Students will learn about the key technological trends in the banking and insurance industries, including fintech innovations, digital payment systems, robo-advisors, and insurtech. The course also covers regulatory frameworks related to technological advancements, cybersecurity challenges, and how technology is reshaping customer experiences and operational efficiency in these sectors.

Course Outcomes

  • Define and explain the various technological advancements in the banking and insurance sectors, such as mobile banking, blockchain, AI, and digital payment systems, and their impact on the industry.
  • Examine how digital technologies have transformed traditional banking and insurance operations, enhancing service delivery, operational efficiency, and customer satisfaction.
  • Analyze the role of fintech and insurtech innovations in shaping new business models, improving financial products, and enhancing risk management strategies within the banking and insurance industries.
  • Understand the significance of cybersecurity measures, data privacy regulations, and risk management strategies in safeguarding sensitive financial data and maintaining customer trust.
  • Analyze the regulatory frameworks and compliance challenges associated with the adoption of emerging technologies in banking and insurance, and evaluate their implications for business operations and customer protection.

Course Overview

The ERP & Retail Applications course introduces students to the concepts and technologies related to Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems and their application in the retail sector. The course covers the essential components of ERP systems, including modules related to finance, supply chain management, inventory management, customer relationship management (CRM), and human resources. Students will learn how ERP systems help integrate various business processes and improve operational efficiency. The course also focuses on how ERP solutions are specifically tailored to address the unique needs of the retail industry, including inventory control, sales tracking, order management, and customer experience. Students will also explore retail-specific applications, such as point-of-sale (POS) systems, e-commerce integration, and data analytics for retail decision-making.

Course Outcomes

  • Define ERP systems and explain their purpose in integrating business functions across various departments such as finance, human resources, and supply chain management.
  • Explore the key modules of ERP systems (e.g., finance, inventory, CRM, HR) and their application in optimizing retail business processes, including supply chain management and customer service.
  • Evaluate how the implementation of ERP systems enhances operational efficiency, reduces costs, improves data accuracy, and streamlines decision-making in retail organizations.
  • Analyze the role of retail applications such as point-of-sale (POS) systems, e-commerce platforms, and mobile retail solutions, and how these technologies are integrated with ERP systems to enhance retail business performance.
  • Understand how data analytics tools integrated with ERP systems can be used to generate insights on customer behavior, sales trends, and inventory levels, enabling data-driven decision-making in retail operations.

Course Overview

The Hospital Operations Management course focuses on the principles, strategies, and best practices involved in managing the day-to-day operations of a hospital. The course covers key areas such as patient flow management, resource allocation, scheduling, supply chain management, quality improvement, and patient satisfaction. Students will gain insights into the complexities of hospital operations, including managing hospital staff, healthcare facilities, and services while maintaining operational efficiency and delivering high-quality patient care. The course also explores the role of healthcare technologies, financial management, and regulatory requirements in the smooth functioning of hospital operations

Course Outcomes

  • Define the key components of hospital operations, including patient care processes, resource management, and service delivery, and understand how they contribute to the overall functioning of a healthcare facility.
  • Analyze the importance of managing patient flow, including admissions, discharges, and bed utilization, and develop strategies to optimize hospital capacity and reduce waiting times.
  • Understand the challenges involved in managing human resources, medical equipment, and healthcare supplies, and apply strategies to ensure the optimal use of hospital resources and staff.
  • Learn how to implement quality improvement initiatives in hospital operations, focusing on patient safety, care quality, and strategies for enhancing patient satisfaction and experience.
  • Explore the role of healthcare information systems, electronic health records (EHR), and data analytics in improving operational efficiency, decision-making, and the delivery of patient care in hospitals.

Course Overview

The International Human Resource Management (IHRM) course provides students with an in-depth understanding of the strategic management of human resources in a global context. The course covers the challenges and opportunities that arise when managing employees in multinational organizations, addressing cultural differences, legal compliance, and global talent management. Students will explore various aspects of IHRM, including cross-cultural communication, expatriate management, international staffing strategies, and performance management in a global environment. The course also focuses on the integration of global HR strategies with business strategies to enhance organizational effectiveness across borders.

Course Outcomes

  • Define and explain the fundamental concepts and challenges associated with managing human resources in a global environment, including cultural diversity, global talent acquisition, and international labor laws.
  • Analyze the impact of cultural differences on communication, team dynamics, and leadership styles, and learn how to develop effective strategies for managing cross-cultural teams and fostering an inclusive work environment.
  • Understand the strategies involved in international staffing, including the selection and recruitment of expatriates, global talent acquisition, and managing talent across different regions and countries.
  • Explore how performance management systems can be designed and implemented to evaluate and reward employees across different cultures and regions, while aligning individual performance with global organizational goals.
  • Learn how to manage expatriates, including the selection, training, compensation, and repatriation processes, and understand the challenges involved in managing international assignments.

Course Overview

The Risk Management & Insurance course provides a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices involved in identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks in various business contexts. The course covers the fundamental concepts of risk management, including risk assessment, risk control, and risk financing strategies. It explores how insurance functions as a risk management tool and examines the different types of insurance products, including life, health, property, and liability insurance. Students will also learn about the legal and regulatory frameworks that govern the insurance industry and gain insights into how organizations use insurance to protect against uncertainties and manage financial risk.

Course Outcomes

  • Define risk management and explain the key principles of identifying, assessing, and mitigating risks in business operations, and understand how to apply risk management strategies to reduce uncertainty and potential losses.
  • Evaluate the various types of risks (financial, operational, strategic, and hazard risks) and learn the tools and techniques used to assess and control these risks in different business environments.
  • Understand how insurance functions as a risk transfer mechanism, and examine different types of insurance policies, such as life, health, property, and liability insurance, and their applications in risk management strategies.
  • Analyze the legal and regulatory environment of the insurance industry, including compliance requirements, licensing, and consumer protection laws that govern the practice of insurance.
  • Learn how effective risk management and insurance strategies contribute to better decision-making in organizations, and understand how to incorporate risk considerations into business strategy and financial planning.

Course Overview

The Social Media Marketing course offers an in-depth exploration of the strategies and tools used to create and execute effective marketing campaigns across various social media platforms. The course covers the fundamentals of social media marketing, including the creation of content, engagement with followers, and leveraging analytics to measure success. Students will learn how to develop brand strategies tailored to platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, and TikTok. The course also explores how businesses use paid advertising, influencer collaborations, and social media trends to boost brand visibility, drive customer engagement, and generate leads. Additionally, students will gain insights into the ethical considerations and challenges of managing social media campaigns in a digital age.

Course Outcomes

  • Define social media marketing and its key components, and understand how to utilize various social media platforms to engage with audiences, build brand awareness, and drive business goals.
  • Learn how to create compelling content for different social media platforms, including visual media, text posts, and video, and develop strategies for consistent branding and messaging across platforms.
  • Analyze the tools and metrics used to measure the success of social media campaigns, such as engagement rates, click-through rates, and return on investment (ROI), and use analytics to refine marketing strategies.
  • Understand the role of paid social media advertising, such as Facebook Ads and Instagram promotions, and learn how to work with influencers to enhance brand credibility and reach
  • Understand the ethical challenges and legal regulations related to privacy, data protection, and advertising standards on social media, and learn how to manage social media campaigns in a responsible and compliant manner.

Course Overview

This course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the management processes within the banking and insurance sectors. It covers key topics related to the operational functions of financial institutions, including customer service management, risk assessment, financial products, regulatory frameworks, and technology integration. The course explores the unique challenges and opportunities within the banking and insurance industries, and how effective operations management contributes to organizational success. Students will also gain insights into the evolving landscape of digital banking, insurance innovations, and the role of customer relationship management (CRM) in enhancing service delivery and customer satisfaction.

Course Outcomes

  • Define and explain the fundamental operational functions within banking and insurance organizations, including loan processing, account management, underwriting, claims processing, and customer service.
  • Explore the regulatory environment governing banking and insurance operations, and understand the legal and compliance requirements that affect business operations, including anti-money laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) norms.
  • Understand the principles of risk management in the banking and insurance industries, including credit risk, market risk, operational risk, and the strategies for mitigating these risks through effective operational processes.
  • Evaluate the role of technology in transforming banking and insurance operations, including the use of digital banking platforms, mobile apps, automated underwriting systems, and AI in customer service.
  • Develop strategies for improving customer service in banking and insurance, focusing on customer relationship management (CRM), personalized services, complaint management, and ensuring customer satisfaction.

Course Overview

The Mall Management course provides an in-depth exploration of the key aspects involved in managing shopping malls, including operations, retail strategies, marketing, customer engagement, and financial management. The course emphasizes the importance of creating a compelling shopping experience, balancing the needs of retailers, customers, and mall owners. Students will learn how to manage various functions within a mall, such as tenant leasing, facility management, event planning, and brand positioning. Additionally, the course covers emerging trends in the mall industry, such as e-commerce integration, experiential marketing, sustainability, and the use of technology to enhance the customer experience.

Course Outcomes

  • Define the core components of mall management, including operations, leasing, tenant management, and the development of retail strategies to create a positive shopping experience for customers.
  • Learn how to curate a balanced retail mix by selecting tenants that align with the mall’s target market, ensuring a diverse range of products and services, and maintaining a cohesive brand identity.
  • Develop marketing strategies to attract and retain customers, including social media promotions, events, loyalty programs, and experiential marketing, to enhance foot traffic and sales for mall tenants
  • Understand the financial considerations of mall management, including budgeting, cost management, lease agreements, and profitability analysis, and how to apply these concepts to optimize mall operations.
  • Explore the role of technology and innovation in mall management, such as integrating e-commerce with physical retail spaces, using customer analytics, implementing smart technologies, and addressing sustainability issues in mall operations.
  • Define the core components of mall management, including operations, leasing, tenant management, and the development of retail strategies to create a positive shopping experience for customers
  • Learn how to curate a balanced retail mix by selecting tenants that align with the mall’s target market, ensuring a diverse range of products and services, and maintaining a cohesive brand identity.
  • Develop marketing strategies to attract and retain customers, including social media promotions, events, loyalty programs, and experiential marketing, to enhance foot traffic and sales for mall tenants.
  • Understand the financial considerations of mall management, including budgeting, cost management, lease agreements, and profitability analysis, and how to apply these concepts to optimize mall operations.
  • Explore the role of technology and innovation in mall management, such as integrating e-commerce with physical retail spaces, using customer analytics, implementing smart technologies, and addressing sustainability issues in mall operations.

Course Overview

The Healthcare Information Systems and EHR Implementation course provides an understanding of how digital systems are transforming healthcare operations and patient care management. It focuses on the role of Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems and other healthcare information systems in enhancing the efficiency, quality, and accessibility of healthcare services. The course covers the technical, managerial, and regulatory aspects of EHR implementation, including data privacy, security, and compliance. Students will learn about the challenges involved in adopting EHR systems, the integration with other healthcare technologies, and strategies for successful implementation. Additionally, the course addresses the impact of health IT systems on patient outcomes, healthcare costs, and organizational performance.

Course Outcomes

  • Define healthcare information systems, including EHR, and explain their importance in managing patient information, improving healthcare delivery, and supporting clinical decision-making.
  • Understand the steps involved in implementing EHR systems, including needs assessment, system selection, data migration, training, and overcoming challenges in integration with existing healthcare infrastructure
  • Evaluate the legal, ethical, and privacy concerns surrounding the use of EHRs, including regulatory requirements like HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act) and how to ensure data security and patient confidentiality.
  • Analyze how EHR implementation affects healthcare outcomes, including improved patient care, better coordination between healthcare providers, and enhanced decision-making based on real-time data.
  • Recognize the common challenges healthcare organizations face when adopting EHR systems, such as resistance to change, cost issues, and training requirements, and develop strategies to ensure successful implementation and optimization.

Course Overview

The Talent Acquisition and HR Analytics course is designed to provide students with an understanding of modern recruitment practices and the use of data-driven insights in human resource management. The course focuses on the talent acquisition process, from sourcing and screening candidates to hiring and onboarding. It also covers the emerging field of HR analytics, where data is used to optimize recruitment strategies, improve employee retention, and enhance overall organizational performance. Students will learn how to leverage HR analytics tools to assess the effectiveness of recruitment strategies, measure employee performance, and predict future talent needs. The course integrates both strategic and operational aspects of HR, providing a comprehensive approach to building and managing a skilled workforce.

Course Outcomes

  • Define the key components of the talent acquisition process, including sourcing, screening, interviewing, and onboarding, and understand how to develop strategies to attract and retain top talent
  • Explore various recruitment methods, including traditional, digital, and social media recruiting, and analyze how to select the most effective strategies for attracting diverse and qualified candidates.
  • Learn how to use HR analytics tools to evaluate the effectiveness of recruitment campaigns, track key metrics such as time-to-hire, cost-per-hire, and turnover rates, and make data-driven decisions to improve talent acquisition efforts.
  • Understand how HR analytics can be used to assess employee performance, identify high-potential employees, and develop strategies to improve employee engagement and retention.
  • Recognize how HR analytics contributes to long-term workforce planning, including predicting future talent needs, managing talent gaps, and aligning recruitment strategies with organizational goals.

Course Overview

The Portfolio Management course is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skills required to manage investment portfolios effectively. It covers the principles of asset allocation, risk management, and portfolio optimization to help investors achieve their financial objectives. The course focuses on both traditional and alternative asset classes, such as equities, bonds, mutual funds, real estate, and commodities. Students will also learn how to use various analytical tools to assess market conditions, select investment opportunities, and evaluate portfolio performance. Additionally, the course emphasizes the importance of understanding risk tolerance, time horizons, and the role of diversification in building a balanced investment portfolio.

Course Outcomes

  • Define the key concepts in portfolio management, including asset allocation, diversification, and risk-return trade-offs, and understand how these principles guide the construction of an investment portfolio.
  • Explore the characteristics of various asset classes, such as stocks, bonds, real estate, and commodities, and evaluate their potential returns and risks in the context of portfolio management.
  • Learn how to use risk management tools, such as the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM), the Sharpe Ratio, and the efficient frontier, to optimize the risk-return profile of a portfolio.
  • Understand portfolio optimization techniques, including Modern Portfolio Theory (MPT) and the Markowitz Model, to create efficient portfolios that balance risk and expected returns.
  • Develop skills to evaluate the performance of investment portfolios using performance metrics like alpha, beta, and the Treynor Ratio, and adjust portfolio strategies to align with changing market conditions and investor objectives.

Course Overview

The Ethics in Marketing course is designed to provide students with an understanding of the ethical issues and responsibilities that marketers encounter in the modern business environment. The course explores the intersection of marketing strategies with societal norms, consumer rights, and organizational values, emphasizing how marketers can engage in practices that are not only legally compliant but also morally sound. Students will learn how ethical decision-making in marketing affects consumer behavior, brand image, and long-term business success. Topics covered include truth in advertising, consumer privacy, sustainability, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and fair pricing. The course will also discuss the role of digital marketing and social media, examining how ethics apply in an increasingly connected and data-driven world.

Course Outcomes

  • Identify and define the major ethical challenges in marketing, such as deceptive advertising, manipulative practices, and exploitation of vulnerable groups, and evaluate their impact on consumers and businesses
  • Understand how CSR initiatives align with ethical marketing practices, and analyze how companies can integrate social, environmental, and ethical considerations into their marketing strategies to build trust and reputation.
  • Explore the ethical implications of collecting and using consumer data for targeted advertising, and understand the importance of privacy, consent, and transparency in digital marketing practices.
  • Learn how to apply ethical decision-making frameworks to real-world marketing scenarios, ensuring that marketing strategies are aligned with ethical principles and responsible business practices.
  • Evaluate how ethical marketing practices contribute to brand equity, consumer loyalty, and long-term organizational success, and understand how unethical practices can lead to reputational damage and consumer distrust.

Course Overview

The Risk Management in Banking and Insurance course provides an in-depth understanding of the principles and practices used to identify, assess, and mitigate risks in the banking and insurance sectors. Students will learn about various types of risks—credit risk, market risk, operational risk, liquidity risk, and insurance-specific risks—along with the regulatory frameworks that govern these industries. The course emphasizes the importance of risk management strategies to ensure financial stability, protect assets, and maintain customer confidence. Students will explore the tools and techniques used in risk assessment, such as risk modeling, stress testing, and portfolio analysis. Additionally, the course covers how banks and insurance companies use risk management to improve profitability while complying with regulatory standards.

Course Outcomes

  • Identify and define the various types of risks faced by banks and insurance companies, including credit risk, market risk, operational risk, liquidity risk, and underwriting risk, and explain how they affect financial stability.
  • Understand the key regulatory frameworks governing risk management in banking and insurance, such as Basel III, Solvency II, and risk-based capital requirements, and evaluate how these standards help mitigate risks and ensure industry stability.
  • Learn how to use tools and techniques such as risk modeling, stress testing, value-at-risk (VaR), and scenario analysis to assess potential risks in financial portfolios and insurance portfolios.
  • Develop strategies to mitigate risks in banking and insurance operations, including hedging, diversification, reinsurance, and capital reserves, and understand their impact on operational efficiency and profitability.
  • Evaluate how effective risk management practices can enhance financial performance, reduce volatility, and contribute to sustainable growth in banking and insurance organizations, while considering the trade-offs between risk and return.

Course Overview

The Visual Merchandising and Store Layout Design course is designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills required to create visually appealing and strategically organized retail environments that enhance the customer shopping experience. The course covers the principles of visual merchandising, including the use of displays, lighting, color schemes, and signage to highlight products and create a welcoming atmosphere. It also explores the role of store layout in influencing customer behavior, from traffic flow to product placement. Students will learn how to apply design principles to create effective store layouts that maximize sales and improve customer satisfaction. The course also includes hands-on applications, where students can create their own merchandising displays and store layouts, and analyze real-world case studies from various retail industries.

Course Outcomes

  • Define the core principles of visual merchandising, including the use of color, lighting, textures, and props to create an appealing shopping environment, and explain how these elements influence consumer behavior.
  • Learn how to create store layouts that guide customer traffic flow, optimize space, and strategically place products to enhance visibility and encourage impulse buying.
  • Understand the process of designing eye-catching window displays and in-store product displays that attract customers and communicate brand identity, product features, and seasonal promotions.
  • Evaluate the relationship between store layout design and visual merchandising techniques on consumer shopping habits, sales conversion, and brand perception.
  • Explore the latest trends in visual merchandising, such as the use of digital signage, interactive displays, and augmented reality (AR), and assess how emerging technologies can enhance the retail experience.

Course Overview

The Healthcare Quality Management course provides students with a comprehensive understanding of the concepts, tools, and practices required to ensure quality care in healthcare settings. The course focuses on the systems and processes used to measure, monitor, and improve the quality of healthcare services, with an emphasis on patient safety, clinical outcomes, and organizational efficiency. Students will explore methodologies such as Total Quality Management (TQM), Six Sigma, and Lean Healthcare, and learn how to implement these approaches to optimize patient care. The course also addresses the regulatory and accreditation standards governing healthcare quality, such as those set by the Joint Commission and National Accreditation Board for Hospitals & Healthcare Providers (NABH). Students will gain practical insights into continuous quality improvement, data-driven decision-making, and leadership in promoting a culture of quality in healthcare organizations.

Course Outcomes

  • Define the essential concepts of healthcare quality, including patient safety, clinical effectiveness, efficiency, and patient-centered care, and explain their role in improving healthcare delivery.
  • Understand and apply quality improvement methodologies such as Total Quality Management (TQM), Six Sigma, Lean, and Plan-Do-Study-Act (PDSA) cycles to improve healthcare processes and patient outcomes.
  • Familiarize with healthcare accreditation processes and quality standards set by organizations such as the Joint Commission, NABH, and others, and assess how these standards ensure high-quality care.
  • Learn to use data collection methods and performance measurement tools such as key performance indicators (KPIs), patient satisfaction surveys, and clinical audits to monitor and improve healthcare quality.
  • Understand the role of leadership in fostering a culture of quality and safety in healthcare settings, and develop strategies for leading teams, improving staff engagement, and ensuring continuous improvement in healthcare services.
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Even Semester

Courses for this semester

Course Overview

This course provides a framework for understanding and formulating effective strategies for organizations. Students will explore the key concepts and principles of strategic management, including strategic analysis, strategy formulation, strategy implementation, and strategic control. The course will cover a range of strategic management tools and techniques, such as SWOT analysis, Porter's Five Forces, competitive advantage, and corporate social responsibility.

Course Outcomes

  • Define and explain key concepts in strategic management, such as mission, vision, values, competitive advantage, and strategic planning.
  • Analyze the internal and external environments of organizations using appropriate tools and techniques.
  • Conduct SWOT analysis and other strategic analyses to identify opportunities and threats.
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of existing organizational strategies.
  • Develop and present a comprehensive strategic plan for an organization.
  • Define and explain key concepts in strategic management, such as mission, vision, values, competitive advantage, and strategic planning.
  • Analyze the internal and external environments of organizations using appropriate tools and techniques.
  • Conduct SWOT analysis and other strategic analyses to identify opportunities and threats.
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of existing organizational strategies.
  • Develop and present a comprehensive strategic plan for an organization.

Course Overview

This course provides a comprehensive overview of the principles and practices of international marketing. Students will explore the unique challenges and opportunities presented by global markets, including cultural differences, international trade regulations, global market entry strategies, international marketing communications, and global branding. The course will equip students with the knowledge and skills necessary to develop and implement effective international marketing campaigns.

Course Outcomes

  • Define and explain key concepts in international marketing, such as globalization, international trade agreements, and cultural dimensions.
  • Analyze the political, economic, and cultural factors that influence international marketing decisions.
  • Develop and implement international market entry strategies, such as exporting, licensing, and joint ventures.
  • Evaluate the risks and rewards of international marketing activities.
  • Develop and present a comprehensive international marketing plan for a specific product or service.

Course Overview

This course provides a comprehensive overview of the legal framework governing employment relationships in India. Students will gain an in-depth understanding of key labor laws, including the Industrial Disputes Act, the Minimum Wages Act, the Factories Act, the Payment of Wages Act, and the Social Security Acts. The course will cover the rights and obligations of employers and employees, legal procedures for resolving labor disputes, and the role of labor unions and government regulations in the workplace.

Course Outcomes

  • Define and explain key concepts in labor law, such as employment contracts, wages, working hours, social security benefits, and industrial disputes.
  • Analyze employment contracts and identify potential legal issues.
  • Apply labor laws to resolve workplace disputes and advise employers and employees on their legal rights and obligations.
  • Evaluate the impact of labor laws on business operations and economic growth.
  • Develop and present legal arguments and strategies for resolving labor disputes.

Course Overview

This course provides a comprehensive overview of the key concepts and principles of international finance. Students will explore the economic, financial, and political factors that influence international business transactions, including foreign exchange markets, international trade, international investment, and global financial markets. The course will equip students with the knowledge and analytical skills necessary to understand and navigate the complexities of the global financial environment.

Course Outcomes

  • Define and explain key concepts in international finance, such as exchange rates, balance of payments, and international capital flows.
  • Analyze the factors that influence exchange rate movements and their impact on international trade and investment.
  • Apply theories and concepts of international finance to real-world business scenarios.
  • Evaluate the economic and financial implications of international trade policies and agreements.
  • Develop and present a comprehensive analysis of a specific issue or challenge in international finance.

Course Overview

This course provides a comprehensive overview of the principles and practices of e-commerce marketing. Students will explore the unique challenges and opportunities presented by the digital marketplace, including online market research, website development and design, search engine optimization (SEO), social media marketing, email marketing, online advertising, customer relationship management (CRM), and mobile commerce. The course will emphasize both theoretical concepts and practical applications, with a focus on developing the skills necessary to plan, execute, and evaluate effective e-commerce marketing campaigns.

Course Outcomes

  • Define and explain key e-commerce concepts, including online business models, e-commerce platforms, and digital marketing channels.
  • Analyze the competitive landscape of the online marketplace and identify target audiences for e-commerce businesses.
  • Develop and implement e-commerce marketing strategies for different business scenarios.
  • Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of different e-commerce marketing strategies.
  • Design and implement an integrated e-commerce marketing plan that aligns with business objectives.

Course Overview

This course provides an in-depth exploration of the legal and regulatory frameworks governing the banking and insurance industries. It covers essential legal concepts, regulatory standards, and compliance mechanisms within these sectors, with a focus on national and international regulations. The course will examine the role of key regulatory bodies, laws related to consumer protection, risk management practices, and the challenges faced by financial institutions in adhering to legal standards. Students will gain a comprehensive understanding of how legal principles intersect with financial services and how they influence the operations of banking and insurance firms in a globalized economy.

Course Outcomes

  • Identify key legal and regulatory frameworks governing the banking and insurance sectors.
  • Explain the role and functions of regulatory bodies in banking and insurance.
  • Apply legal principles to banking and insurance contracts.
  • Analyze the impact of compliance regulations (e.g., AML, KYC) on financial institutions.
  • Evaluate consumer protection laws and their effectiveness in the banking and insurance industries.

Course Overview

This course explores the ethical and legal considerations in the retail industry, focusing on the principles, laws, and practices that govern retail operations. Topics include consumer rights, fair trade practices, intellectual property laws, ethical sourcing, sustainability, advertising ethics, and the prevention of fraudulent activities. Students will learn to navigate the complexities of maintaining ethical integrity and legal compliance while fostering trust and transparency in retail operations. Case studies and practical examples provide insights into real-world challenges and solutions.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the ethical principles and legal frameworks governing retail operations, including consumer protection laws and trade regulations.
  • Analyze and apply relevant laws and ethical guidelines to ensure compliance in areas such as pricing, advertising, product safety, and data privacy.
  • Develop strategies for ethical sourcing, sustainable retailing, and eco-friendly practices to address consumer and environmental concerns.
  • Identify and resolve ethical dilemmas in retail operations, including issues related to labor practices, advertising, and corporate governance.
  • Design policies and procedures to minimize legal and ethical risks, enhancing the reputation and credibility of retail organizations.

Course Overview

This course examines the ethical challenges and responsibilities in healthcare management and the role of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in promoting ethical and sustainable healthcare practices. It focuses on ethical decision-making, patient rights, confidentiality, and professional conduct while addressing broader social responsibilities of healthcare organizations. Students will explore case studies on medical ethics, healthcare fraud prevention, and CSR initiatives, gaining practical insights into integrating ethical values with organizational goals to ensure patient welfare and community impact.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the foundational principles of medical ethics, including beneficence, non-maleficence, autonomy, and justice, and their application in healthcare practices.
  • Demonstrate the ability to uphold patient rights, confidentiality, and informed consent while maintaining ethical standards in healthcare delivery.
  • Analyze and resolve ethical dilemmas in medical practice and healthcare administration, balancing patient welfare and organizational priorities.
  • Assess the role and impact of CSR initiatives in the healthcare sector, focusing on community health improvement, sustainability, and social equity.
  • Design and implement ethical policies and CSR strategies to enhance trust, accountability, and social responsibility within healthcare organizations.

Course Overview

This course delves into the strategic role of human resource management in achieving organizational goals. It focuses on aligning HR practices with business strategies to enhance organizational performance, foster innovation, and ensure sustainable growth. Students will explore key topics such as workforce planning, talent management, performance management, organizational culture, and HR analytics. Emphasis is placed on integrating HR strategies with organizational objectives and adapting to global and technological changes. Case studies and projects provide practical insights into real-world SHRM practices.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the concept of Strategic HRM and its importance in aligning HR practices with organizational objectives.
  • Create effective workforce planning strategies to address talent acquisition, retention, and succession planning needs.
  • Develop and implement performance management systems that enhance employee productivity and align with organizational goals.
  • Utilize HR analytics and data-driven insights to inform strategic HR decisions and improve organizational outcomes.
  • Address contemporary challenges in SHRM, such as globalization, technological advancements, diversity, and workforce engagement.

Course Overview

This course provides a detailed understanding of financial management from a strategic perspective, focusing on the effective planning, execution, and monitoring of financial strategies to achieve long-term organizational goals. Students will explore critical topics such as capital budgeting, financial analysis, risk management, valuation, capital structure, and dividend policy. The course emphasizes decision-making tools and frameworks that align financial strategies with business objectives. Case studies, real-world scenarios, and quantitative analysis exercises are integrated to prepare students for strategic financial roles in a dynamic business environment.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the principles of strategic financial management and their role in achieving long-term organizational objectives.
  • Analyze financial statements and use key financial ratios to evaluate organizational performance and identify opportunities for improvement.
  • Apply techniques such as capital budgeting, net present value (NPV), and internal rate of return (IRR) to assess investment and financing decisions.
  • Identify and mitigate financial risks using hedging, diversification, and other strategic financial tools.
  • Design and implement financial strategies that support organizational growth, sustainability, and shareholder value creation.

Course Overview

This course examines the principles and strategies of sustainability marketing, focusing on how businesses can balance profitability with environmental and social responsibility. Students will explore topics such as green marketing, eco-friendly product development, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and ethical consumerism. The course emphasizes the integration of sustainability into the marketing mix, leveraging innovations and communication strategies to build sustainable brands. Through case studies and projects, students will develop practical approaches to promote sustainability while meeting customer needs and enhancing brand value.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the importance of sustainability in marketing and its impact on businesses, society, and the environment.
  • Develop effective green marketing strategies, including eco-friendly product development, sustainable branding, and responsible advertising.
  • Identify and address the needs of ethically conscious consumers by promoting sustainable and fair trade practices.
  • Apply sustainability principles across the marketing mix (product, price, place, and promotion) to create long-term value for stakeholders.
  • Evaluate real-world examples of corporate social responsibility and sustainability marketing practices to derive actionable insights for implementation.

Course Overview

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of financial derivatives, including forwards, futures, options, and swaps, and their role in risk management and hedging. It focuses on the valuation, trading, and practical applications of derivatives in mitigating financial risks such as market, credit, and interest rate risks. Students will explore key pricing models like the Black-Scholes-Merton model and the Binomial option pricing model. The course also covers the ethical considerations and regulatory frameworks governing derivative markets. Through case studies and practical exercises, students will learn to apply derivatives effectively in financial strategies.

Course Outcomes

  • Define and explain the characteristics of financial derivatives, including forwards, futures, options, and swaps, and their significance in financial markets.
  • Utilize derivatives to design and implement risk hedging strategies to mitigate exposure to market, credit, and interest rate risks.
  • Demonstrate the ability to value derivative instruments using pricing models such as the Black-Scholes-Merton model and the Binomial option pricing model.
  • Assess the trading strategies for derivatives and their use in speculation, arbitrage, and risk management.
  • Understand the regulatory frameworks, ethical considerations, and potential conflicts of interest associated with the trading and use of financial derivatives.

Course Overview

This course explores the dynamic world of multi-channel retailing and e-commerce, focusing on the strategies and technologies used to engage customers across various platforms. It examines the integration of brick-and-mortar stores, online platforms, mobile applications, and social media channels to create a seamless customer experience. Students will learn about the challenges and opportunities in managing multi-channel operations, developing e-commerce strategies, and leveraging data analytics for decision-making. The course emphasizes hands-on learning through case studies and practical projects to prepare students for the ever-evolving digital retail landscape.

Course Outcomes

  • Explain the concept and importance of multi-channel retailing and its role in enhancing customer engagement and satisfaction.
  • Develop effective e-commerce strategies, including website optimization, digital marketing, and user experience design, to drive online sales and customer retention.
  • Analyze and implement strategies to integrate physical and digital retail channels, creating a unified and seamless customer journey.
  • Utilize emerging technologies, such as AI, machine learning, and data analytics, to enhance decision-making and improve multi-channel retailing performance.
  • Identify and address challenges in multi-channel retailing and e-commerce, including logistics, cybersecurity, customer data privacy, and global competition.

Course Overview

This course provides an in-depth understanding of the legal principles and frameworks governing hospitals and healthcare organizations. It explores the intersection of law, ethics, and healthcare practices, equipping students with the knowledge to ensure compliance with legal standards while maintaining patient safety and organizational efficiency. Key topics include hospital administration laws, patient rights, medical negligence, labor laws in healthcare, and ethical considerations in hospital operations. The course emphasizes practical application through case studies, enabling students to navigate complex legal scenarios in healthcare settings.

Course Outcomes

  • Identify and interpret key legal regulations and frameworks applicable to hospitals, including healthcare legislation, licensing requirements, and compliance standards.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of patient rights, consent, confidentiality, and measures to ensure ethical treatment in hospital settings.
  • Evaluate cases of medical negligence and malpractice, understanding the legal implications and preventive measures for healthcare professionals and institutions.
  • Analyze and apply labor laws and employment regulations specific to hospital management, ensuring fair and lawful workplace practices.
  • Develop solutions to legal and ethical challenges in hospital operations, including handling disputes, legal risks, and maintaining organizational integrity.
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TIDE 2.0 scheme for ICT-based startups which provides a grant of Rs. 4L and Rs. 7L under EiR and Grant categories respectively, an initiative by the Ministry of MeitY.

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