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B. Com (Management Studies) Logistics
B. Com (Management Studies) Logistics
Curriculum
Semester - I
Course Outcomes (CO)
| Title of Course | Course Outcomes (CO) |
|---|---|
| Major - I Fundamentals of Logistics |
CO1: Explain the history, need, and cost implications of logistics in modern business. CO2: Identify key elements of customer service and strategies for customer retention. CO3: Assess the benefits and challenges of logistics outsourcing in global markets. CO4: Understand supply chain integration, transportation modes, and global trade challenges. |
| Major - II Warehousing & Distribution Centre Operations |
1. Explain the need, types, functions, and benefits of warehouses. 2. Describe the procedures for receiving, inspecting, and dispatching goods. 3. Analyse processes such as sorting, picking, packing, and quality control. 4. Utilize material handling equipment, inventory systems, and distribution strategies. |
| Minor – I Material Management |
1. Explain the evolution, objectives, and role of materials management in supply chains. 2. Identify purchasing methods, vendor negotiation techniques, and quality assurance processes. 3. Utilize EOQ models, ABC analysis, MRP, and forecasting methods for effective inventory control. 4. Evaluate standardization, codification, and value engineering in material management. |
| VSC (Vocational Skill Course) – Introduction to Business |
1. Define business, its scope, functions, and significance in the modern economy. 2. Identify key challenges businesses face in India and propose strategic solutions. 3. Explain economic and social objectives and methods of their reconciliation. 4. Assess emerging trends, restructuring strategies, and turnaround strategies in business. |
| SEC (Skill Enhancement Course) Business Mathematics - I |
1. Compute commission, brokerage, share values, and dividends in various business transactions. 2. Solve problems related to mutual funds, NAV calculations, and systematic investment plans (SIP). 3. Utilize counting principles in commercial applications, such as inventory management and marketing strategies. 4. Interpret and sketch linear equations and inequalities for business applications. |
| VEC (Value Education Course) – Environmental Studies |
1. Classify natural resources and understand their significance in maintaining ecological balance. 2. Propose measures for biodiversity conservation and sustainable resource management. 3. Assess problems related to forest depletion, water resource management, and ecological sustainability. 4. Define and explain the nature, scope, and structure of environmental studies. |
| AEC (Ability Enhancement Course) Business Communication - I |
1. Define and explain the communication process, feedback mechanisms, and its significance in the corporate world. 2. Identify and apply verbal and non-verbal communication techniques effectively. 3. Recognize and utilize formal and informal communication methods, including vertical, horizontal, and diagonal communication. 4. Demonstrate proficiency in drafting business letters, emails, reports, and other official documents. |
| IKS (Indian Knowledge System) |
1. Explain the fundamentals, scope, and importance of IKS in business and logistics. 2. Describe traditional Indian trade, commerce, and business practices and their influence on modern industries. 3. Identify and explain historical trade routes, transportation systems, and warehousing techniques. 4. Analyse case studies on India's maritime trade, economic strategies, and historical trade networks to understand their impact on present-day business. |
Semester - II
Course Outcomes (CO)
| Title of Course | Course Outcomes (CO) |
|---|---|
| Major - I Freight Forwarding (Ocean & Air Cargo) |
1. Overview of freight forwarding and customs clearance, including types, processes, and regulations for domestic and international shipments. 2. Key documentation procedures, cargo handling, and the roles of stakeholders in ensuring smooth operations. 3. Importance of compliance with customs regulations, vendor management, and effective use of technology in documentation and cargo handling. |
| Major - II Surface Transportation (3 Credits) |
1. Tracking and optimizing transport, handling delays, and using telematics for better communication. 2. Understanding vehicle types, safety measures, and managing consignment issues during transit. 3. Benefits of efficient transport systems, government rules, and using tracking technology for smooth operations. |
| Minor – II Forecasting and Inventory Management (4 Credits) |
1. Learn the basics of forecasting and its role in planning supply and demand. 2. Manage inventory effectively by tracking stocks and improving systems. 3. Improve inventory levels and techniques to balance customer needs and profits |
| Introduction to Service Sector |
1. Understand the concept, characteristics, and scope of services, along with the importance of the service sector in India. 2. Learn the marketing mix for services, including product, price, place, promotion, service delivery, and customer relationship management. 3. Explore recent trends in the service sector, focusing on organized and unorganized retail, retail formats, and strategies for growth and survival. |
| Business Statistic |
1. Understand correlation analysis, including types of correlation and methods like scatter diagrams, Pearson’s, and Spearman’s coefficients. 2. Learn regression analysis, covering regression equations, slope interpretation, and finding regression lines using the least squares method. 3. Gain insights into time series analysis, identifying components, estimating trends, and using forecasting methods like moving averages and least squares. |
| VSC (Vocational Skill Course) – Environment |
1. Understand natural resources, their distribution, use, and conservation. 2. Learn about natural and man-made disasters, their impact, and management strategies. 3. Explore the relationship between population, environment, and sustainable development. |
| Business Communication – II (2 Credits) |
1. Learn interview types, group discussions, and meeting roles. 2. Understand committees, conferences, and modern communication tools like Skype. 3. Study public relations functions and crisis management. |
Semester - III
Course Outcomes (CO)
Semester - IV
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Semester - V
Course Outcomes (CO)
Semester - VI
Course Outcomes (CO)
Expert Faculty
Dr. Lakshita Soni
HOD - Accountancy
Mrs. Jyoti Tupe
Mr. Bharat Bagul
Ms. Krutika Bhongade
Ms. Poornima Choudhary
Ms. Sanjana Shrivastav
Ms. Haramrit Kaur Puri
Ms. Sayali Mhatre
Ms. Pooja Malviya
Program Outcome (PO)
A learner completing the B.Com (Management Studies – Logistics) program will be able to:
PO1 : Logistics Knowledge
Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of commerce, management and logistics including supply chain, transportation, warehousing, and distribution systems.
PO2 : Problem Analysis
Analyze complex logistics and business problems using appropriate tools, techniques and data to arrive at effective solutions.
PO3 : Quantitative Decision-Making
Apply mathematical, statistical, and accounting principles for decision-making in logistics and business operations.
PO4 : Digital Logistics
Utilize modern tools such as ERP, MIS and digital platforms to enhance efficiency and effectiveness in logistics and supply chain management.
PO5 : Research Innovation
Conduct basic research, interpret data and explore innovative solutions to address challenges in logistics and global trade.
PO6 : Professional Communication
Exhibit effective written and verbal communication skills in professional and business environments.
PO7 : Team Leadership
Work effectively in teams and demonstrate leadership abilities in managing logistics operations and business activities.
PO8 : Ethical Practices
Adhere to ethical standards and demonstrate responsibility towards society, environment and sustainable logistics practices.
PO9 : Global Trade
Understand global trade practices, international logistics and cross-cultural business environments.
PO10 : Entrepreneurial Skills
Develop entrepreneurial mindset and employability skills to pursue careers or start ventures in logistics and supply chain sectors.
Programme Specific Outcomes (PSO)
A learner completing the B.Com (Management Studies) – Logistics program will be able to:
PSO1 : Academic Competence
- Build a strong foundation in logistics, supply chain management, warehousing, and transportation.
- Apply business mathematics, statistics, and accounting in logistics operations.
- Understand global trade policies, legal frameworks, and compliance in logistics.
PSO2 : Research and Technology
- Use technology-driven tools like MIS, ERP, and automation for efficient logistics management.
- Conduct research on emerging trends and innovations in logistics and supply chain.
- Leverage data analytics for smarter decision-making and process optimization.
PSO3 : Entrepreneurial Competence
- Identify business opportunities in logistics and develop entrepreneurial skills.
- Learn cost-effective supply chain strategies for business growth.
- Cultivate leadership and problem-solving abilities for managing logistics ventures.
PSO4 : Professional Competence
- Gain hands-on experience through internships, field projects, and industry exposure.
- Develop strong communication, teamwork, and negotiation skills.
- Uphold ethical practices and sustainability in logistics operations.
Programme Objectives
- Loreum Ipsum
Career Options
Graduates of the B.Com (Management Studies) – Logistics program have diverse career opportunities in the fast-growing logistics and supply chain sector. Students can explore roles in the following areas:
Logistics & Supply Chain Management
Logistics Executive
Supply Chain Analyst
Operations Executive
Inventory Controller
Warehousing & Distribution
Warehouse Supervisor/Manager
Distribution Manager
Store Manager
Transportation & Freight Management
Transport Manager
Freight Coordinator
Shipping Executive
Fleet Manager
Export-Import & International Trade
- Export-Import Executive
Documentation Officer
Customs Clearance Executive
E-commerce & Retail Logistics
E-commerce Operations Executive
Last-Mile Delivery Manager
Procurement Executive
Technology & Analytics in Logistics
MIS Executive
ERP Coordinator
Data Analyst (Logistics & Supply Chain)
Government & Public Sector Opportunities
Jobs in ports, railways, and logistics departments
Opportunities in logistics-related government agencies
Entrepreneurship Opportunities
Start logistics and transportation businesses
Freight forwarding and courier services
Warehousing and distribution ventures
Higher Education & Professional Growth
MBA in Logistics & Supply Chain Management
Professional certifications in logistics, supply chain, and operations
