The document outlines the program outcomes, program specific outcomes, and course outcomes for a B.Sc. in Finance program. The program aims to provide students with an understanding of business functions with an emphasis on finance. It focuses on developing students' analytical skills, ability to evaluate financial products and markets, and skill in using statistical techniques and financial modeling. The course outcomes cover topics in each semester like accounting, economics, finance, marketing, and quantitative methods to help students achieve the program learning objectives.
The document outlines the program outcomes, program specific outcomes, and course outcomes for a B.Sc. in Finance program. The program aims to provide students with an understanding of business functions with an emphasis on finance. It focuses on developing students' analytical skills, ability to evaluate financial products and markets, and skill in using statistical techniques and financial modeling. The course outcomes cover topics in each semester like accounting, economics, finance, marketing, and quantitative methods to help students achieve the program learning objectives.
The document outlines the program outcomes, program specific outcomes, and course outcomes for a B.Sc. in Finance program. The program aims to provide students with an understanding of business functions with an emphasis on finance. It focuses on developing students' analytical skills, ability to evaluate financial products and markets, and skill in using statistical techniques and financial modeling. The course outcomes cover topics in each semester like accounting, economics, finance, marketing, and quantitative methods to help students achieve the program learning objectives.
The document outlines the program outcomes, program specific outcomes, and course outcomes for a B.Sc. in Finance program. The program aims to provide students with an understanding of business functions with an emphasis on finance. It focuses on developing students' analytical skills, ability to evaluate financial products and markets, and skill in using statistical techniques and financial modeling. The course outcomes cover topics in each semester like accounting, economics, finance, marketing, and quantitative methods to help students achieve the program learning objectives.
Understanding business functions with emphasis on finance
Ability to analyze and interpret data and develop models for decision making Skill Development Imbibe ethical values and legal compliance Business Practices Program Specific Outcomes
Acquire conceptual clarity of various functions and ability to analyze various
functional issues Demonstrate understanding of the working of global financial markets Demonstrate an ability to evaluate the various product alternatives for stakeholders in financial markets Analyze and interpret financial data from various sources as inputs for decision making Determine which statistical technique to select and apply in a given situation Build proficiency in financial modeling Cultivate ability to synthesize various analytical dimensions towards charting strategic plan of action in the domain of corporate finance Demonstrate ability to understand group behavior in an organization and appreciate the role of HR Demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively (both written and oral communication) in logical and organized manner Synergize various functions and evolve business strategy Identify ethical issues in a given problem and discuss implications and consequences in decision making Understand legal implications and abide by law in governing the organization Course Outcomes:
Sr. Semester Course Name Learning Outcome
No. Working Knowledge for Preparation of Financial Statements for Sole Business Accounting and Proprietorship and Corporate 1.1 I Analysis Financial Statements I Students will learn How consumers make decision How firms analyze market demand 1.2 Microeconomics How firms analyze their internal costs How firms interact in different market structures and make price, output decision I To provide the student with complete understanding of Indian financial markets, institutions and intermediaries. The aim of the course shall be to equip the student with understanding of different financial Financial Markets and instruments and their application in 1.3 Institutions real life scenarios I Students will get familiar with the basic concepts applied in contemporary management practice and many of the concepts learnt will form the foundation for subsequent Principles of courses in strategy, operations and 1.4 Management HRM in subsequent semesters I At the end of the course module, the students should be able to: Appreciate the significance and the value of the application of the principles of Quantitative Techniques-I in the use of scientific methodology of management. To understand the various issues involved in the collection, analysis and arriving at conclusive decisions regarding quantitative data. To understand and appreciate the practical relevance of various basic statistical tools in the field of finance, Quantitative Technique - economics, marketing, human 1.5 I resources, manufacturing and so on. I Students will be able self-aware of their strengths and weaknesses and work towards mitigating the weaknesses. They will also be careful in communicating with a variety of public as it requires set of skills to articulate messages and effectively Corporate communicating it through the right 1.6 Communications combinations of mediums Students should acquire the basic knowledge required for application of 2.1 II Management Accounting tools for decision making. II Students will learn: How different sectors interact in macro economy. How national income is calculated. Concept of the multiplier effect in an economy. Analysis of the money market. Role of fiscal and monetary policy in macro economy. Causes and impact of inflation and policies to control it. Balance of payments, impact of capital flows in an open economy and role of economic 2.2 Macroeconomics policies in an open economy II On successful completion of the course, students will be able to: Have an in depth understanding of the marketing planning process Develop and implement integrated 2.3 Principles of Marketing marketing strategies for products II Students will be well versed with IT terminologies after undergoing this curriculum and understand the power of the software tools and applications 2.4 IT Applications in business II Appreciate the significance and the value of the application of the principles of Quantitative Techniques in the use of scientific methodology of management To understand the various issues involved in the collection, analysis and arriving at conclusive decisions regarding quantitative data To understand and appreciate the practical relevance of various basic statistical tools in the field of finance, Quantitative Technique - marketing, human resources, 2.5 II manufacturing and so on II To understand financial management and its importance and applications in business, their relationship with the business environment. Introduce students to time value of money and its relationship to the objectives of financial management Analyze and interpret financial 2.6 Corporate Finance - I statements of businesses as well as the definition of the purposes and tools of financial analysis and its importance in the financial control process. Students should become conversant with various aspects of the debt markets, develop skills to be able to analyze fixed income securities and develop sufficient finesse and confidence in handling interviews as well as on-the-job situations for debt 3.1 III Debt Markets markets III The student should be in a position to comprehend financial statements from the perspective of management, lenders and investors. The student should be able to apply valuation approaches viz. Income, Financial Statement Market and Cost to arrive at a Analysis and Business value/range of value(s) pertaining to a 3.2 Valuation particular entity/business. III Students will be able to analyze and interpret the different corporate scenarios the impact of the 3.3 Corporate Finance -II management decisions III Understanding of the practical applications of the subject. Development of analytical thought 3.4 Operations Research process to help develop modeling III Through this course student will be able to explore various dimensions of Human Resource Management and will find new career opportunities in the same It will provide hands on experience to work on industry assignments and gain practical knowledge Organisational Case Study discussions will provide Behaviour and Human simulations to think as an HR strategist 3.5 Resource Management and design an appropriate solution III Students should be able to understand the basic concepts relating to Strategy and Strategic Management. Additionally, students will be acquainted with the process followed Business Policy and while organizations formulate, 3.6 Strategic Management analyze, implement and evaluate strategies to achieve organizational goals. Further, students will also have clarity regarding the various Corporate and Business Level Strategies available to organizations To develop Financial Models in reference to different aspects of Finance, Accountancy, Taxation, Stock Markets and Valuation To make students aware of business intricacies through simulation software with multiple variable scenarios. To develop the intensive usage of MS- 4.1 IV Financial Modeling Excel and its advanced commands IV To understand various asset classes, Alternate Investment markets, participants and trading 4.2 Markets strategies IV The students will develop an in depth understanding of the contemporary banking, capital markets and insurance industry. The students will develop knowledge about the various insurance offerings and the insurance 4.3 Banking and Insurance operations and backend IV Students will be able to convert business problems into research problem and design research accordingly. Students will be able to identify correct statistical tools to solve problem in hand. Students will write short research 4.4 Research Methodology report IV The course provides a comprehensive coverage of Indian economy. The students will learn the basic issues in economic development, institutional framework and policy regimes. Understand growth and distributional issues: poverty, inequality and employment. Understand the current perspective in Indian Economy in Indian agriculture growth, 4.5 Global Scenario productivity, constraints and pricing Students will understand the role and challenges of industry and services sector IV Students would be able to understand the impact of IAS on Financial Financial Reporting Statements and analyze financial 4.6 Standards and Analysis statements with respect to the same Student should be able – To examine and clean the data for further processing. To identify correct statistical tools to apply to solve business problems. 5.1 V Business Analytics To learn the process of building model V Students should be able to construct a passive and active strategy portfolio Investment Analysis and using domestic and international 5.2 Portfolio Management diversification. V Students will be able to understand trade dynamics and the country’s position in the international markets. They will be able to appreciate the impact of multi-lateral organizations and present day status of the Indian economy along with an understanding of international financial markets and 5.3 International Finance risk management. V Students should be able to understand Derivatives and Risk 5.4 and interpret the concepts and apply Management the basic strategies in the markets V Students will understand the basic provisions of Company and Industrial Law and therein after the completion of the course, Students will be able to – Understand the legal system prevailing into practice. Develop an understanding of the basic law related to business. Corporate and Develop an understanding about legal 5.5 Business Law formality related to business V This course will equip student with right tools to identify the ethical dilemmas and tools to enable ethical Environmental decision making Management & After this course student will be aware 5.6 Corporate Governance of psychological biases that prevent ethical conduct in business and various situations This course gives an opportunity to learn about global trends that influence our environment and the living conditions and how different management systems and approaches that are used around the world to manage the environment. It explores the idea of how to become a stakeholder entrepreneur and create a business that makes money and makes the world a better place Develop basic understanding of the impact of Global Investment Performance Standards (GIPS) and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) on various general purpose financial statements and special purpose financial reporting; especially from the perspective and angle of various stakeholders. Understand the influence and effect of Global Investment GIPS and IFRS on various Financial Performance Statements and Reports and also learn Standards (GIPS) & how to analyze the same from 6.1 VI Financial Reporting Investors point of view VI A complete understanding about the application of marketing in the context of financial services. Develop the communication and critical thinking skills required to address the various marketing and Marketing of Financial selling problems in the financial 6.2 Services industry VI Students would be able to understand the process of computation of Income tax and Indirect taxes through relevant 6.3 Direct and Indirect Tax tax laws VI The student will be able to understand the various aspects of financial planning, wealth management and advisory aspects for different clientele. Students should be able develop Financial Planning and financial plans for different types of 6.4 Wealth Management clients based on the clients risk profiling, investment psychology, life stage VI Understanding key statistical concepts used in quantitative modelling of business data analysis Understanding multiple regression concept and technique for cross section, panel and time series data Interpreting and analyzing regression results for business decision problems 6.5 a Applied Econometrics Understanding model selection criteria VI The student will be able to understand the various tools under technical 6.5 b Technical Analysis analysis and apply them