M. Com. (Master of Commerce) (Offered at Amritapuri Campus)

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Academics

The School of Arts & Sciences, Amritapuri, offers Master of Commerce (M.Com.) Program.

Master of Commerce (M.Com) is a two year post graduate program comprising 4 semesters focusing on commerce, management and economics related subjects. The curriculum is usually concentrated on one subject area: such as accounting, actuarial science, business management, corporate governance, human resource management, economics, statistics, Enterprise Resource Planning, finance and marketing and emphasizes underlying theory. The program usually includes a thesis component and may be exclusively research based. The course serves the needs of academics as well and prepares students for research and teaching in business studies. The programme features a six- month internship program to aid students to explore the industry work scenario and gain experience and expertise in future careers.

Curriculum and Syllabus

Semester I

Course Code	Course Title	L–T–P	Cr.	ES
18COM501	Advanced Corporate Accounting	2 1 0	3	A
18COM502	Business Correspondence	2 1 0	3	B
18COM503	Research Methodology	2 1 0	3	C
18ECO501	Economic Analysis for Managers	2 1 0	3	D
18MAT501	Applied Statistics	2 1 0	3	E
18CSA581	Office Automation Lab.	0 0 3	1	L1
18CSA586	Analysis using Statistical Tools Lab.	0 0 3	1	L2
18CUL501	Cultural Education	2 0 0	P/F	F


		TOTAL	17

Semester II

Course Code	Course Title	L–T–P	Cr.	ES
18COM511	Accounting for Managerial Decisions	2 1 0	3	A
18COM512	Corporate Income Tax	2 1 0	3	B
18COM513	Financial Markets and Services	1 1 0	2	C
18COM514	Insurance Management	2 1 0	3	D
18BUS511	Strategic Management	2 1 0	3	E
18LAW511	Corporate Laws	2 1 0	3	G
18CSA582	Advanced Tally Lab.	0 0 3	1	L1
18SSK511	Life Skills	1 0 2	2	H
18CSA587	Information Systems Lab.	0 0 3	1	L2
18AVP501	Amrita Values Programme	1 0 0	1	F
		TOTAL	22

Semester III

Course Code	Course Title	L–T–P	Cr.	ES
18COM601	Advanced Financial Management	2 1 0	3	A
18COM602	Small Business and Entrepreneurship	2 1 0	3	B
18COM603	Security Analysis and Portfolio Management	2 1 0	3	C
18COM604	Project Appraisal and Financial Planning	2 1 0	3	D
18CSA601	Enterprise Resource Planning and MIS	2 1 0	3	F
	Elective I	2 1 0	3	E
18COM690	Live-in-Lab.@ / Open Elective*	2 0 0	2	J
		TOTAL	20

Semester IV

Course Code	Course Title	L–T–P	Cr.	ES
	Elective II	2 1 0	3	D
	Elective III	2 1 0	3	E
18COM699	Project		10	P
TOTAL			16




Total credits for the Programme – 75

Electives

Course Code	Course Title	L–T– P	Cr.	ES
18COM631	Financial Derivatives	2 1 0	3	D/E
18COM632	International Financial Management	2 1 0	3	D/E
18COM633	Merchant Banking and Commercial Banking	2 1 0	3	D/E
18COM634	Personal Financial Planning	2 1 0	3	D/E
18BUS631	Business Skill Development	2 1 0	3	D/E
18BUS632	Integrated Marketing Promotion and Communication	2 1 0	3	D/E
18BUS633	Marketing using WEB	2 1 0	3	D/E
18BUS634	Mergers and Acquisitions	2 1 0	3	D/E
18BUS635	Retail Management	2 1 0	3	D/E
18BUS636	Supply Chain Management and Logistics	2 1 0	3	D/E
18 CSA631	Database Management Services	2 1 0	3	D/E
18 LAW631	Cyber Laws	2 1 0	3	D/E
18BUS637	Enterprise Management	2 1 0	3	D/E
18BUS638	Applied Econometrics	2 1 0	3	D/E

*One Open Elective course is to be taken by each student, in the third semester, from the list of Open electives offered by the School.

@Students undertaking and registering for a Live-in-Lab project, can be exempted from registering for the Open Elective course in the third semester.

Open Electives

Course Code	Course Title	L–T–P	Cr.	ES
18OEL631	Advanced Statistical Analysis for Research	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL632	Basics of PC Software	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL633	Computer Hardware and Networking	1 0 1	2	D/E
18OEL634	Consumer Protection Act	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL635	Corporate Communication	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL636	Design Studies	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL637	Disaster Management	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL638	Essentials of Cultural Studies	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL639	Foundations of Mathematics	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL640	Foundations of Quantum Mechanics	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL641	Glimpses of Life through Literature	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL642	Information Technology in Banking	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL644	Knowledge Management	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL645	Marketing Research	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL646	Media for Social Change	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL647	Media Management	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL648	Object-Oriented Programming	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL649	Painting and Sculpture	1 0 1	2	D/E
18OEL650	Personal Finance	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL651	Principles of Advertising	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL652	Principles of Packaging	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL653	Scripting for Rural Broadcasting	1 0 1	2	D/E
18OEL654	Social Media Website Awareness	1 0 1	2	D/E
18OEL655	Theatre Studies	1 0 1	2	D/E
18OEL656	Writing for Technical Purposes	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL657	Yoga and Personal Development	1 0 1	2	D/E
18OEL658	Fundamentals of Legal Awareness	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL659	Solid Waste Management and Utilization	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL660	Relativistic Quantum Mechanics	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL661	Robotics and Biology	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL662	Science of Well Being	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL663	Operating Systems and Networks	2 0 0	2	D/E
18EN600	Technical Writing	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL664	Bhagavat Geeta and Personality Development	2 0 0	2	D/E
18OEL665	Chemical Aspects of Forensic Science	2 0 0	2	D/E

Code Numbering:

Each course is assigned an 8-character Code number. The first two digits indicate the year of curriculum revision. The next three letters indicate the Department offering the course. The last three digits are unique to the course – the first digit indicates the level of the course (100, 200, 300, 400 etc.); the second digit indicates the type of the course, viz. 0, 1 and 2 indicate the core courses; 3,4,5,6 and 7 indicate the Elective courses; 8 indicates the Lab. or practical-based courses and 9 indicates Projects.

Abbreviations Used in the Curriculum