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Welcome To B. K. Birla College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Kalyan                Welcome To B. K. Birla College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Kalyan                Welcome To B. K. Birla College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Kalyan                Welcome To B. K. Birla College of Arts, Science & Commerce, Kalyan               

Curriculum

Semester - I

Sr. No. Paper Title of Paper Course Code Credits
1 Major Mandatory Subjects Quantitative Techniques for Managerial Decisions BPCEC 3
2 Major Mandatory Subjects International Finance BPCEC 3
3 Major Mandatory Subjects OOPs with Python Programming BPCEC 3
4 Major Mandatory Subjects Managerial Economics BPCECME104 3
5 Major Mandatory Subjects Financial Management & Techniques BPCEC 2
6 Major Mandatory Subjects Management principle and OB/Business Ethics & CSR BPCEC 4
7 RM Research Methodology 4
Total Credits 22

Course Outcomes (CO)

Course Code Title of Course Course Outcome
BPCEC Quantitative Techniques for Managerial Decisions 1. Describe and discuss the key terminology, concepts tools and techniques used in business statistical analysis.
2. Critically evaluate the underlying assumptions of analysis tools.
3. Understand and critically discuss the issues surrounding sampling and significance.
4. Discuss critically the uses and limitations of statistical analysis.
BPCEC International Finance 1. Describe International Financial System and its impact on markets.
2. Critically evaluate the International Instrument and Banking and Finance.
3. Understand and critically implement the International Finance and Project Appraisal system.
4. Identify and manage various types of foreign exchange exposures.
BPCEC OOPs with Python Programming 1. Understand the principles of object-oriented programming.
2. Implement classes and objects in Python.
3. Apply inheritance and polymorphism to create reusable and extensible code.
4. Utilize encapsulation and abstraction to manage complexity.
5. Develop Python programs using object-oriented design principles.
BPCECME104 Managerial Economics 1. Apply economic principles to management decisions.
2. Managerial uses of Production Function, Short Run and Long Run Production Analysis.
3. Analyze economic information and develop the solution of micro and macro-economic problems.
4. Use them in various economic concepts and models and find out and compare the economic situations of the country.
BPCEC Financial Management & Techniques 1. Apply the concepts of Environment of finance and Valuation Concepts.
2. Apply the techniques of Investment in Capital Assets and Cost of Capital.
BPCEC Management principle and OB/Business 1. Apply management thought and modern theory.
2. Apply the knowledge about organizational behavior.
3. Enable the students with Group Dynamics and Team Development techniques
BPCEC Ethics & CSR 1. Grasp various ethical theories and frameworks and apply them to real-world business dilemmas.
2. Explore the concept of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and its significance in contemporary business environments.
3. Develop critical thinking skills to navigate ethical gray areas commonly encountered in business.
4. Examine the role of leadership in fostering ethical cultures within organizations.
BPCEC Research Methodology 1. Understand and remember various concepts of research and construct a sound research problem.
2. Develop and create a good research design.
3. Identify appropriate data collection methods and weigh the data collection samples.
4. Develop inferences based on the data collection.

Semester - II

Sr. No. Paper Title of Paper Course Code Credits
1 Major Mandatory Subjects Strategic Management Accounting BPCEC 3
2 Major Mandatory Subjects Web Programming BPCEC 3
3 Major Mandatory Subjects Digital Marketing & e-CRM BPCEC 3
4 Major Mandatory Subjects Business Analytics BPCEC 3
5 Major Mandatory Subjects Logistics & Supply Chain Management BPCEC 2
6 Major Mandatory Subjects Marketing Management/ Service Marketing BPCEC 4
7 OJT/FP Project-Based Seminar Paper BPCEC 4
Total Credits 22

Course Outcomes (CO)

Course Code Title of Course Course Outcome
BPCEC Strategic Management Accounting 1. Implement the different decision-making techniques in the management of business.
2. Apply the knowledge about Break even analysis.
3. Implement the Accounting Information system.
BPCEC Web Programming 1. Use of the internet, & gain knowledge about HTML.
2. Apply the Page layout and navigation.
3. Implement Java Script, PHP, and MySQL.
BPCECDM204 Digital Marketing and E-CRM 1. Use Digital Marketing
2. Apply Google Analytics
3. Implement the techniques of Search Engine Marketing and E-Mail Marketing.
BPCEC Business Analytics 1. Understand the Fundamentals of Business Analytics: Demonstrate a clear understanding of the different types of analytics (descriptive, predictive, prescriptive) and their relevance in e-commerce.
2. Collect and Prepare Data: Efficiently collect, clean, and preprocess data from various e-commerce sources ensuring data quality and integrity.
3. Visualize Data Effectively: Create informative and visually appealing data visualizations using tools like Tableau and Power BI to aid in decision-making.
4. Perform Descriptive Analytics: Analyze and interpret key e-commerce metrics to identify trends, patterns, and insights.
5. Apply Predictive Analytics: Use regression analysis, forecasting, and classification techniques to predict future trends and behaviors in e-commerce.
6. Utilize Prescriptive Analytics: Apply optimization and simulation models to support decision-making in areas like inventory management and pricing strategies.
BPCEC Logistics and Supply Chain Management 1. Apply the managing process of logistics and supply chain.
2. Utilize the elements of the logistic mix.
3. Implement the supply chain management techniques in E-Commerce.
BPCEC Marketing Management 1. Define and explain key marketing concepts and principles.
2. Analyze market environments and develop suitable marketing strategies.
3. Conduct market research and interpret the results for decision-making.
4. Develop a comprehensive marketing plan.
5. Understand consumer behavior and its influence on marketing.
BPCEC Service Marketing 1. Identify and analyze the characteristics that differentiate services from goods.
2. Develop effective service marketing strategies.
3. Evaluate the role of service quality and its impact on customer satisfaction.
4. Design and implement strategies for managing customer relationships and service recovery.
5. Apply service marketing concepts to real-world business scenarios.
BPCECOJT207 Project-Based Seminar Paper 1. On Successful Completion of the Course, the Students will be able to Apply the tools & techniques in the real corporate world.

Semester - III

Sr. No. Paper Title of Paper Course Code Credits
1 Major Mandatory Subjects Database Management and Information Technology BPCEC 3
2 Major Mandatory Subjects Business Intelligence BPCEC 3
3 Major Mandatory Subjects Java Programming BPCEC 3
4 Major Mandatory Subjects Network Infrastructure and Payment System BPCEC 3
5 Major Mandatory Subjects Legal Security & Challenges in E-Commerce BPCEC 2
6 Major Elective Subjects Advanced Technology for E-Commerce BPCEC 4
ECommerce Applications & Security BPCEC
7 RP Internship BPCEC 4
Total Credits 22

Course Outcomes (CO)

Course Code Title of Course Course Outcome
BPCEC Database Management and Information Technology 1. Describe the fundamental elements of relational database management systems.
2. Explain the basic concepts of relational data model, entity-relationship model, relational database design, relational algebra and SQL and to design ER-models to represent simple database application scenarios.
3. Convert the ER-model to relational tables, populate relational database and formulate SQL queries on data.
4. Improve the database design by normalization and to familiar with basic database storage structures and access techniques.
BPCEC Business Intelligence 1. Describe the fundamental elements of relational database management systems.
2. Explain the basic concepts of relational data model, entity-relationship model, relational database design, relational algebra and SQL and to design ER-models to represent simple database application scenarios.
3. Convert the ER-model to relational tables, populate relational database and formulate SQL queries on data.
4. Improve the database design by normalization and to familiar with basic database storage structures and access techniques.
BPCEC Java Programming 1. Develop a thorough understanding of BI concepts and frameworks.
2. Gain proficiency in BI tools and technologies.
3. Ability to analyze and interpret data to support business decisions.
4. Understand the implementation process and the challenges faced in BI projects.
BPCEC Network Infrastructure and Payment System 1. Students will be able to design and analyze network infrastructure.
2. Students will understand the workings of different network protocols.
3. Students will gain insights into various payment systems and their security features.
4. Students will be able to integrate and implement secure payment systems in a network.
BPCEC Legal Security & Challenges in E-Commerce 1. To apply provisions of set off & carry forward of losses from different heads of income.
2. To compute the total income of individuals
3. The Learner will be able to compute the total income of partnership firms and also the maximum
4. to understand the application of GST.
BPCEC Advanced Technology for E-Commerce 1. To design and analyze network infrastructure. br /> 2. To understand the workings of different network protocols. br /> 3. To gain insights into various payment systems and their security features. br /> 4. To integrate and implement secure payment systems in a network.
BPCEC E-Commerce Applications & Security 1. to design and analyze network infrastructure.
2. to understand the workings of different network protocols.
3. to gain insights into various payment systems and their security features.
4. to integrate and implement secure payment systems in a network.
BPCEC Internship Apply the tools & techniques in the real corporate world

Semester - IV

Sr. No. Paper Title of Paper Course Code Credits
1 Major Mandatory Subjects Management Information System BPCEC 3
2 Major Mandatory Subjects Introduction to Generative AI for Business Professionals BPCEC 3
3 Major Mandatory Subjects Strategic Management BPCEC 2
4 Major Mandatory Subjects Mobile Commerce Technology BPCEC 2
5 Major Mandatory Subjects Digital Media Law BPCEC 2
6 Major Elective Subjects R-Programing/International E-Commerce BPCEC 4
7 RP Dissertation BPCEC 6
Total Credits 22

Course Outcomes (CO)

Course Code Title of Course Course Outcome
BPCEC Management Information System 1. Apply the knowledge of MIS in analyzing business problems and recommending effective solutions.
2. Evaluate the performance and scalability of information systems within an organization.
3. Integrate new technologies into existing systems to improve efficiency and competitive advantage.
4. Articulate MIS concepts and strategies to stakeholders clearly and concisely.
BPCEC Introduction to Generative AI for Business Professionals 1. Explain the fundamentals of generative AI and differentiate between various models like GANs, VAEs, and transformers.
2. Evaluate the benefits and challenges of implementing generative AI in specific business scenarios.
3. Demonstrate knowledge of ethical implications and data privacy concerns related to generative AI.
4. Utilize generative AI tools to create innovative business solutions and enhance decision-making processes.
BPCEC Strategic Management 1. Exhibit a thorough understanding of the key principles and frameworks of strategic management.
2. Perform comprehensive strategic analyses of organizations, considering both external and internal factors that impact their strategic positioning.
3. Formulate strategic plans that incorporate various business models and strategies to address complex business challenges.
4. Utilize strategic management tools and techniques to solve real-world business problems and make informed strategic decisions.
BPCEC Mobile Commerce Technology This course introduces students to the fundamental concepts, technologies, and practices related to mobile commerce (m-commerce). Students will explore the development, implementation, and management of e-commerce solutions, including mobile payment systems, mobile marketing, mobile shopping, and mobile development app.
BPCEC Digital Media Law 1. Comprehend and explain the legal regulations affecting digital media.
2. Analyse and apply intellectual property and privacy laws to digital contexts.
3. Evaluate the impact of regulations on freedom of expression and digital media operations.
4. Address emerging legal challenges and ethical issues in digital media.
BPCEC R-Programing 1. Understand the basics of R programming and effectively navigate the RStudio environment for data input/output and package management.
2. Use appropriate data types, operators, control structures, and loops to write functional R scripts for data manipulation.
3. Implement and apply functions, manipulate text and structured data (lists, matrices, arrays), and convert between data types in R.
4. Analyze and visualize data using descriptive statistics and charts, and handle various data formats such as CSV and Excel in R.
BPCEC International E-Commerce 1. Understand the basics of R programming and effectively navigate the RStudio environment for data input/output and package management.
2. Use appropriate data types, operators, control structures, and loops to write functional R scripts for data manipulation.
3. Implement and apply functions, manipulate text and structured data (lists, matrices, arrays), and convert between data types in R.
4. Analyze and visualize data using descriptive statistics and charts, and handle various data formats such as CSV and Excel in R.
BPCEC Dissertation On Successful Completion of the Course, the Students will be able to apply the tools & techniques in the real corporate world.

Expert Faculty

Dr. Suraj Agarwala

Dr. Suraj Agarwala

Assistant Vice-Principal (Unaided)
Unaided
Dr. Anil Tiwari

Dr. Anil Tiwari

HOD - Management Studies
Unaided
Dr. Anand Dharmadhikari

Dr. Anand Dharmadhikari

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Dr. Madhu Shukrey

Dr. Madhu Shukrey

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Dr. Rinky Rajwani

Dr. Rinky Rajwani

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Mrs. Akansha Thakur

Mrs. Akansha Thakur

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Mr. Ganesh Kumawat

Mr. Ganesh Kumawat

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Mrs. Saroj Iyengar

Mrs. Saroj Iyengar

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Dr. Sadhana Kapote

Dr. Sadhana Kapote

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Mr. Arnold Jathanna

Mr. Arnold Jathanna

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Mrs. Navya Premdarsh

Mrs. Navya Premdarsh

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Mrs. Glodit Raphel

Mrs. Glodit Raphel

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Ms. Revati Hunswadkar

Ms. Revati Hunswadkar

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Dr. Priya Pandharpatte

Dr. Priya Pandharpatte

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Mrs. Nishmita Rana

Mrs. Nishmita Rana

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Dr. Abhijeet Rawal

Dr. Abhijeet Rawal

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Mr. Samarth Nebhani

Mr. Samarth Nebhani

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Mrs. Komal Tiwari

Mrs. Komal Tiwari

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Ms. Neha Goshte

Ms. Neha Goshte

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Ms. Rutika Sutar

Ms. Rutika Sutar

Teaching Assistant
Unaided
Ms. Mamta Yadav

Ms. Mamta Yadav

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Mr. Darshan Phule

Mr. Darshan Phule

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Ms. Soniya Lakhyani

Ms. Soniya Lakhyani

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Ms. Kaksha Waghmare

Ms. Kaksha Waghmare

Assistant Professor
Unaided
Dr. Pooja Prasad Oak

Dr. Pooja Prasad Oak

Assistant Professor
Unaided

Program Outcome (PO)

PO1 : E-Retailing Knowledge

To impart knowledge and understanding of retailing in E-commerce.

To introduce the basic concepts and technologies used in the field of management information systems.

To develop knowledge of the major e-commerce revenue models to evaluate existing websites.

Compare B2B and B2C, E-Commerce strategies, including market segmentation.

Programme Specific Outcomes (PSO)

PSO1 : E-Commerce Fundamentals

Demonstrate an understanding of the foundations and importance of E-Commerce.

Describe Internet trading relationships including B2C, B2B, C2B and C2C.

Identify differences in regulatory and legal environments as it relates to E-Commerce.

Programme Objectives

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