Syllabus for foundation course I at the F.Y.B.Com course

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1 Syllabus for foundation course I at the F.Y.B.Com course Foundation course I Syllabus II nd term C. Globalization and Indian Society: Emerging Issues 1. Concepts of liberalization, Privatization and globalization; Role of MNCs 2. Economic and socio cultural Impact of Globalization: a. Impact on employment: privatization and labour in organized and unorganized sectors; emerging issues of employment: outsourcing, growth of contractual labour, migration. b. b) Impact on culture : growth of consumerism and market orientation; changing values and lifestyles. Positive and negative impact on culture due to media explosion. c. Impact of Globalization on Agriculture: Changing land use; agrarian crisis d. Impact on Urbanization and effects on health, housing and sanitation. D. self and Society 1. Role of Heredity and Environment in individual development: a. Nature nurture; agents of socialization: role of ethics, values and prejudices in the development of the individual. b. Maslow s Theory of Self actualization. 2. Management of conflicts and stress in individual and public domain. a. Conflict and stress management and the use of coping mechanisms b. Aggression and violence as public displays of conflict and stress and efforts towards communal harmony and peace 3. Career planning a) Realistic Goal setting b) Time management c) Significance of Aptitude Tests d) IQ and EQ.

2 Syllabus for mathematical and statistical techniques at the F.Y.B.Com course SECOND TERM Mathematics : (20 marks) Unit VI Functions Derivatives and their application : Concept of real functions, Derivatives of a function, Commercial application Unit VII Interest and annuity : Simple interest and Compound interest, Equated Monthly Installments, Annuity Immediate and due Statistics : (30 marks) Unit VIII Bivariate linear correlation and Bivariate linear Regression Time Series and Index numbers : Concept and uses Unit IX Unit X Decision Theory : Concept of Decision theory under certainty, Uncertainty ( ie. Maximax, Maximin and laplace criterion ) and Risk (Only EMV criterion). Decision Tree

3 Syllabus for business communication at the F.Y.B.Com course Syllabus Term 2 Business Communication Theory Topics: 1) Group Communication: a) Committees / Conference / Meetings Role of the Chairperson / Leader / Participants. b) Interviews Technique of Conducting Interview / Role of the Interviewer / Interviewee c) Public Relation Internal / External / Press Release Letters: a) Complaints / Claims/ Adjustment letters b) Sales letters c) Consumer Grievance letters d) RTI letters e) Drafting of Notice / Agenda / Resolution Report Writing: a) Committee Report b) Individual Report

4 NARSEE MONJEE COLLEGE OF COM & ECO., MUMBAI F. Y. B. COM. COMMERCE I SYLLABUS II TERM EXAMINATION MARCH ) Banking: Banks structure, overview of the banking system function of banks banker customer relationship changing role of banks traditional to universal banking development banks non banking activities Merchant banks need functions Authorisation by SEBI. Universal banking - concept evolving of universal banks priority sector lending and guidelines by RBI Ombudsman. 2) Retailing: Features trends in retailing factors responsible for the growth of organized retailing organized v/s unorganized retailing FDI in retailing Survival strategies of unorganized retailing in India Ethics in retailing. 3) Insurance: Meaning Concept/Terms; Insurer, Insured, Proposal, Maturity Value, Premium, surrender value, Rider, Claim Assurance Principles of Insurance (seven principle), Types of Insurance life : endowment and whole life policy General Insurance: Marine Insurance, Fire Insurance, Motor Car Insurance. Crop and Flood insurance settlement and procedure of claims ombudsman in Insurance IRDA Act, 1999 Performance and Prospects FDI in insurance. 4) Transport and communications Recent developments in transport (Aviation, roadway, railway and shipping transport) recent developments in E-communication. 5) Business Process Outsourcing: BPOs and KPOs services offered by BPOs and KPOs future prospects of BPOs and KPOs. 6) Tourism and Hospitality Industry Measures to promote the industry performance and prospects. =============

5 NARSEE MONJEE COLLEGE OF COM & ECO., MUMBAI F.Y.B.COM. REGULAR Portion for the Second Term Examination, March 2010 Environmental Studies Secondary and Tertiary Sectors. a) Bases of spatial interaction Role of Transport and Telecommunication technology Time and Space convergence. b) Changing nature of manufacturing and services in developed and developing countries. c) Tourism as emerging service New tourism (Eco-tourism, medical tourism, etc) Challenges before India. d) Impact of tourism economic, socio-cultural and environmental. Disaster Natural & Man-made a) Concepts of Disaster Natural and Man-made b) Natural hazard/disasters: Causes and consequences Earthquake and Tsunami, Cyclone, Flood & Drought ( a case study) c) Man-made disasters Causes and consequences nuclear accident and Oil spill and leakage, Industrial accidents ( a case study) d) Disaster Management Cycle Pre-disaster, disaster occurrence and post disaster Role of technology. Environmental issues & Movements

6 a) Environmental problems Causes and Effects b) Global issues Global climate changes, Trans-boundary movement of hazardous waste, Threats to Biodiversity ( a case study) c) Regional issues Acid rain, Desertification (a case study) d) Local issues- related to CRZ implementation. Solid waste disposal (garbage, biomedical waste, e-waste), Flooding of low lying areas, Special Economic Zone ( a case study) e) Major environmental movements in India Role of public opinion in environmental protection Green Business and green consumption. Environmental Management: a) Environmental Management Concept and need relevance of Environmental education. b) Constitutional and legal provisions in India International efforts towards environmental protection role of WTO. c) Environmental Statement, ISO 14000, ISO 16000, Environmental Impact Assessment. d) Role of technology in environmental management (GIS, GPS, Remote sensing as tools) e) Carbon bank and Carbon credit (a case study). Map Work: Map filling Environmentally significant features in Konkan and Mumbai.

7 Examination Pattern: Time : 2 Hours Marks: 50 Note: Q. 1, 2 & 3 are compulsory Attempt any two questions from the rest. Q.1. Map filling: (a) Environmentally significant features Konkan (5) (b) Environmentally significant features Mumbai (5) Q.2. Short notes (2 out of 5) (10) Q.3. Questions on Case Study (10) Q.4. Unit 5 (Long answer question) (10) Q.5. Unit 6 (Long answer question) (10) Q.6. Unit 7 (Long answer question) (10) Q.7. Unit 8 (Long answer question) (10) =============

8 F.Y.B.Com Term II Examination March 2010 Syllabus Business Economics I A. Revenue Concepts Average Revenue Marginal Revenue Total Revenue B. Relationship between AR and MR under perfect competition and monopoly AR, MR and Elasticity of Demand Objectives of a firm Profit Maximization TC TR Approach MC = MR Approach Sales Maximization Break even Analysis Case Studies C. Perfect Competition Features Short run equilibrium under homogeneous and heterogeneous cost conditions Long run Equilibrium Marginal and Intra marginal firm Case Studies D. Monopoly Features Types Sources of monopoly power Long run and short run equilibrium Case Studies E. Monopolistic Competition Features Short run and long run equilibrium Significance of product differentiation and selling costs Difference between selling costs and production costs Wastes of Monopolistic Competition Case Studies F. Features of Oligopoly Kinked demand curve and price rigidity Price leadership Case Studies G. Pricing Methods Marginal cost Pricing, Average Cost Pricing Full cost pricing Discriminatory pricing Dumping Multi product pricing Transfer Pricing H. Capital Budgeting Payback period Criterion Net Present Value Method Case Studies

9 NARSEE MONJEE COLLEGE OF COMMERCE & ECONOMICS F.Y.B.COM. - (REGULAR) ACCOUNTANCY & FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT I PORTION FOR 2 ND TERM EXAMINATION MARCH Accounting from Incomplete Records (Single Entry) - conversion of single entry into double entry 2. Departmental Final Accounts 3. Stock Valuation & Stock Reconciliation 4. Preparation of subsidiary books, Journal book and Ledger from the given transactions and/or Opening Balance sheet of Proprietary Trading Concern and drawing Trial Balance from the ledger. Preparation of corrected Trial Balance from Trial Balance & Other Information given. 5. Accounting in Computerised Environment. Pattern of Question Paper: 1) Maximum marks ) Duration of examination - 2 Hours 3) IN all there will be FOUR questions 4) Question No.1 will be compulsory carrying 14 marks 5) Question No.2 having no option carrying 12 marks 6) Question No.3 & 4 each having Internal Option, each carrying 12 marks 7) Question No.1 shall be Practical Problem only 8) Question No.2 will be of objective type. =================