UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES
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Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)
A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three year integrated course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII) examination conducted by the different Divisional Boards of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education with the following subjects :- 1. English 2. Any one of the Modern Indian Languages or Modern Foreign Languages or any classical Language or Information Technology. 3. Any four subjects carrying 100 marks each. OR Must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII) examination with vocational subject conducted by the different Divisional Boards of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education with the following subjects:- 1. English 2. Any one vocational subject carrying 200 marks prescribed by the Board from time to time. 3. Any three subjects carrying 100 marks each. OR Must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate (Std. XII) examination with the Minimum Competency based vocational courses conducted by the different Divisional Boards of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education with the following subjects :- 1. English 2. Any one of the Modern Indian Languages or Modern Foreign Languages or Classical Language or Information Technology 3. General Foundation Course. 4. Any one subject carrying 300 marks from among the Minimum Competency based vocational courses prescribed by the Higher Secondary School Certificate examination from time to time. OR OR Must have passed an examination of another University or Body Recognized as equivalent thereto.
COMMERCE & MANAGEMENT
BACHELORS
Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.)
Programme Outcomes (PO)
| Programme Outcomes (POs) | Description |
|---|---|
| PO1 | Apply fundamental knowledge of commerce, accounting, finance, economics, management, and information technology to solve business problems. |
| PO2 | Develop analytical and critical thinking skills to interpret business data and make informed decisions. |
| PO3 | Demonstrate effective oral, written, and digital communication skills in professional and academic environments. |
| PO4 | Apply ethical values, social responsibility, and environmental sustainability in personal and professional life. |
| PO5 | Utilize modern information technology and digital tools for business operations, analysis, and decision-making. |
| PO6 | Develop leadership, teamwork, entrepreneurship, and managerial competencies for organizational success. |
| PO7 | Demonstrate problem-solving, innovation, and adaptability to changing business and economic environments. |
| PO8 | Engage in lifelong learning and professional development to meet industry and societal needs. |
Programme Specific Outcomes (PSO)
| Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs) | Description |
|---|---|
| PSO1 | Apply accounting, finance, taxation, economics, and management principles to analyze business operations and financial performance. |
| PSO2 | Demonstrate proficiency in digital technologies, data analysis, e-commerce, programming, and business applications relevant to the commerce profession. |
| PSO3 | Develop entrepreneurial, leadership, communication, and professional skills to build successful careers, pursue higher education, or establish business ventures while adhering to ethical and sustainable business practices. |
1011311 – IT – Fundamentals of Computers
CO1: Understand the basic concepts of computers, hardware, and software.
CO2: Explain the functions of operating systems, storage devices, and computer networks.
CO3: Demonstrate knowledge of internet technologies and networking concepts.
CO4: Apply fundamental computer skills to perform basic computing tasks.
1171111 – Commerce-I (Introduction to Business)
CO1: Understand the fundamentals and scope of business and commerce.
CO2: Explain the business environment and its impact on business activities.
CO3: Analyze project planning and business strategies in different business scenarios.
CO4: Apply business concepts to solve practical business problems.
1171412 – Business Etiquettes & Corporate Grooming
CO1: Understand the concepts of business etiquette and corporate grooming.
CO2: Apply professional etiquette and grooming standards in workplace situations.
CO3: Demonstrate effective communication and interpersonal skills in business environments.
CO4: Develop professionalism, confidence, and ethical workplace behavior.
1171413 – Negotiation Skills
CO1: Understand the fundamentals and principles of negotiation.
CO2: Apply negotiation and bargaining techniques in professional situations.
CO3: Demonstrate ethical communication and conflict resolution skills.
CO4: Build productive relationships through effective negotiation and decision-making.
1181111 – Accountancy & Financial Management – I
CO1: Explain the fundamental accounting concepts and conventions used in financial reporting.
CO2: Apply Accounting Standards for inventory valuation and financial reporting.
CO3: Prepare final accounts of a proprietary manufacturing concern.
CO4: Analyze financial information and solve accounting problems using accounting principles.
1211112 – Basic Tools for Economics
CO1: Explain the importance of basic tools used in economic analysis.
CO2: Apply variables, functions, equations, graphs, and tables to economic problems.
CO3: Interpret economic relationships using graphical and mathematical tools.
CO4: Construct simple economic models for analyzing real-world economic situations.
1331311 – Stress Management I
CO1: Understand the concept, causes, and types of stress.
CO2: Explain the relationship between stress, health, and human behavior.
CO3: Analyze different stress management techniques and coping strategies.
CO4: Apply stress management practices for personal and professional well-being.
2511514 – Business Communication Skills I
CO1: Understand the fundamentals of business communication.
CO2: Apply verbal, non-verbal, and digital communication techniques effectively.
CO3: Prepare professional business correspondence using appropriate communication skills.
CO4: Demonstrate effective communication in academic and workplace environments.
2521611 – Introduction to Cultural Activities
CO1: Understand the significance and diversity of cultural activities.
CO2: Explain the historical and social importance of Indian culture.
CO3: Participate in cultural activities by applying creative and artistic skills.
CO4: Develop appreciation for cultural heritage and teamwork through cultural participation.
2531511 – Indian Knowledge System
CO1: Understand the richness of Indian knowledge traditions and heritage.
CO2: Explain the contributions of Indian civilization to science, technology, and culture.
CO3: Analyze the relevance of Indian Knowledge Systems in modern society.
CO4: Apply ethical values and traditional knowledge in personal and professional life.
2541516 – Environmental Management & Sustainable Development – I
CO1: Understand environmental concepts and sustainable development principles.
CO2: Explain ecosystem functions, biodiversity, and environmental conservation.
CO3: Analyze environmental issues and their impact on society.
CO4: Apply sustainable environmental practices for responsible citizenship.
1102211 – Programming with Python
Course Outcomes (COs)
- CO1: Understand Python syntax, data types, variables, and control structures.
- CO2: Develop Python programs using functions, loops, and file handling.
- CO3: Apply object-oriented programming concepts to solve business problems.
- CO4: Create simple Python applications for data processing and automation.
1012311 – IT: Data Analysis with Excel
Course Outcomes (COs)
- CO1: Demonstrate proficiency in Microsoft Excel for business data management.
- CO2: Apply formulas, functions, charts, and Pivot Tables for data analysis.
- CO3: Analyze business datasets using sorting, filtering, and visualization techniques.
- CO4: Prepare professional reports and dashboards for business decision-making.
1172111 – Introduction to Service Sector
Course Outcomes (COs)
- CO1: Explain the structure and importance of the service sector in the economy.
- CO2: Identify different service industries and their business models.
- CO3: Analyze customer service practices and quality management techniques.
- CO4: Evaluate the role of the service sector in economic development and employment generation.
1172413 – Business Leadership Skills
Course Outcomes (COs) (As per syllabus provided)
- CO1: Develop interpersonal skills, professionalism, leadership, and ethical values.
- CO2: Understand accountability, teamwork, conflict resolution, and organizational behavior.
- CO3: Develop human resource management and employee management skills.
- CO4: Build external awareness, adaptability, and strategic thinking in business.
- CO5: Analyze organizational strategic planning processes and identify business and market risks.
1182111 – Accountancy & Financial Management – II
Course Outcomes (COs) (As per syllabus provided)
- CO1: Prepare departmental final accounts by accounting for inter-departmental transactions.
- CO2: Apply appropriate accounting methods for dependent branches using Debtors’ Method and Stock & Debtors’ Method.
- CO3: Analyze branch accounting transactions and prepare accurate financial statements.
- CO4: Demonstrate practical problem-solving skills in departmental and branch accounting.
1212111 – Market Analytics in Economics
Course Outcomes (COs)
- CO1: Explain the concept and applications of market analytics in economics.
- CO2: Analyze market trends using economic indicators and statistical tools.
- CO3: Interpret market data to support business and economic decision-making.
- CO4: Evaluate market performance and prepare analytical reports.
1212411 – Entrepreneurship Economics Development II
Course Outcomes (COs)
- CO1: Explain the role of entrepreneurship in economic growth and development.
- CO2: Analyze government policies and institutional support for entrepreneurship.
- CO3: Develop entrepreneurial skills for identifying and evaluating business opportunities.
- CO4: Prepare basic business plans for sustainable entrepreneurial ventures.
1432312 – Academic and Business Writing (English)
Course Outcomes (COs)
- CO1: Demonstrate effective academic and business writing skills.
- CO2: Prepare professional business correspondence and reports.
- CO3: Apply appropriate grammar, vocabulary, and writing styles in professional communication.
- CO4: Develop analytical and critical writing skills for academic and workplace communication.
2512517 – Hindi Bhasha – Kaushal Ke Aadhaar
Course Outcomes (COs)
- CO1: Develop effective communication skills in Hindi.
- CO2: Apply Hindi language skills in academic and professional contexts.
- CO3: Demonstrate proficiency in reading, writing, and oral communication.
- CO4: Appreciate Hindi literature and cultural values through language learning.
2522614 – Foundation & Exploration of Performing Fine Arts
Course Outcomes (COs)
- CO1: Understand the fundamentals of performing and fine arts.
- CO2: Appreciate India’s cultural and artistic heritage.
- CO3: Demonstrate creativity through participation in performing arts activities.
- CO4: Develop teamwork, confidence, and communication skills through artistic expression.
2542511 – Environmental Management & Sustainable Development – II
Course Outcomes (COs)
- CO1: Explain environmental management practices and sustainability concepts.
- CO2: Analyze environmental issues and their socio-economic impact.
- CO3: Evaluate sustainable development strategies for environmental conservation.
- CO4: Promote responsible environmental practices at individual and community levels.
1202211 – E-Commerce
Course Outcomes (COs)
- CO1: Explain the fundamentals and business models of e-commerce.
- CO2: Analyze online business operations, digital payment systems, and e-marketplaces.
- CO3: Understand cybersecurity, legal, and ethical issues in e-commerce.
- CO4: Develop basic strategies for managing successful online businesses.
IT – Web Designing
Course Outcomes (COs) (As per syllabus provided)
- CO1: Create fully functional web pages using HTML.
- CO2: Apply web accessibility principles through semantic HTML.
- CO3: Design and style responsive web pages using CSS.
- CO4: Develop responsive websites that adapt seamlessly across multiple devices.
These COs follow a consistent outcome-based education format suitable for NAAC, NEP 2020, and Mumbai University curriculum documentation and can be directly placed in your course pages alongside PO and PSO.
2513511 – Hindi Bhasha Vyavharik Prayog
- CO1: Develop practical Hindi communication skills.
- CO2: Apply Hindi in professional and business communication.
- CO3: Demonstrate effective written and oral communication in Hindi.
- CO4: Enhance language proficiency for workplace applications.
1103311 – Cyber & Digital Safety
- CO1: Explain cyber security concepts and digital privacy.
- CO2: Apply safe online practices and digital hygiene.
- CO3: Identify cyber threats and preventive measures.
- CO4: Practice ethical and responsible digital behavior.
1203211 – E-Commerce I: Digital Banking and Insurance Services
- CO1: Explain digital banking and insurance services.
- CO2: Analyze electronic financial services.
- CO3: Apply digital payment technologies.
- CO4: Evaluate digital financial service platforms.
1163211 – Minor in Accounting & Finance Paper II
- CO1: Apply advanced accounting concepts.
- CO2: Analyze financial transactions.
- CO3: Prepare financial reports.
- CO4: Evaluate accounting practices.
1303211 – Public Finance
- CO1: Explain public finance concepts.
- CO2: Analyze government revenue and expenditure.
- CO3: Evaluate fiscal policies.
- CO4: Assess public finance management practices.
1163111 – Financial Accounting – III
- CO1: Prepare accounts for amalgamation of firms.
- CO2: Prepare accounts for conversion of partnership firms into companies.
- CO3: Prepare LLP final accounts.
- CO4: Calculate pre- and post-incorporation profits.
1163112 – Cost Accounting – I
- CO1: Explain cost accounting concepts and costing methods.
- CO2: Prepare material cost records and stock ledgers.
- CO3: Compute labor costs under different wage systems.
- CO4: Apply overhead absorption techniques.
1163411 – Mutual Fund Distributor – I
- CO1: Assess investment risks and asset allocation strategies.
- CO2: Evaluate mutual fund schemes for investment decisions.
1104211 – Open Source Database: MySQL
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Understand the fundamentals of relational database management systems and MySQL.
CO2: Create and manage databases, tables, and relationships using SQL.
CO3: Apply SQL queries to retrieve, update, and manipulate data efficiently.
CO4: Implement database constraints, joins, functions, and transactions in MySQL.
CO5: Design simple database applications for real-world business scenarios.
1104212 – Open Source Database: MySQL Practical
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Create databases and tables using MySQL.
CO2: Execute SQL commands for data insertion, updating, deletion, and retrieval.
CO3: Develop SQL queries using joins, aggregate functions, and subqueries.
CO4: Implement database objects and constraints through practical exercises.
CO5: Build and manage simple database applications using MySQL.
1174111 – Management: Production and Finance
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Understand the concepts and functions of production and financial management.
CO2: Analyze production planning, inventory control, and quality management techniques.
CO3: Apply financial management principles for investment, financing, and working capital decisions.
CO4: Evaluate production and financial strategies for organizational effectiveness.
CO5: Integrate production and finance concepts for business decision-making.
1174112 – Six Sigma and ISO
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Explain the concepts, principles, and methodologies of Six Sigma and ISO standards.
CO2: Analyze quality management tools and continuous improvement techniques.
CO3: Apply Six Sigma methodologies to solve quality-related business problems.
CO4: Understand ISO certification processes and quality management systems.
CO5: Develop quality improvement strategies for organizational excellence.
1184111 – Accountancy & Financial Management – IV
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Apply advanced accounting principles in financial reporting.
CO2: Prepare and interpret financial statements using appropriate accounting standards.
CO3: Analyze complex accounting transactions and financial data.
CO4: Solve practical accounting problems using advanced accounting techniques.
CO5: Evaluate financial performance for informed business decisions.
1184112 – Accounting & Auditing – II (Management Accounting – II)
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Understand advanced concepts of management accounting and cost analysis.
CO2: Apply budgeting and cost control techniques for managerial decision-making.
CO3: Analyze financial information using management accounting tools.
CO4: Prepare managerial reports to support planning and performance evaluation.
CO5: Evaluate business decisions using management accounting techniques.
1184411 – Vocational Skills in Accounting – VI
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Demonstrate advanced practical accounting skills using accounting software.
CO2: Prepare financial records, reports, and business documents accurately.
CO3: Apply digital accounting tools in business operations.
CO4: Develop professional competencies required in the accounting profession.
CO5: Perform practical accounting tasks following industry standards.
1754311 – Competitive Examination – IV (Ethics, Integrity and Personality Development)
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Understand ethical values, integrity, and personality development concepts.
CO2: Apply ethical principles in personal and professional decision-making.
CO3: Develop leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills.
CO4: Enhance aptitude and personality required for competitive examinations.
CO5: Demonstrate confidence, professionalism, and responsible citizenship.
2514514 – Business Communication Skills II (B.Com.)
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Develop advanced business communication and presentation skills.
CO2: Prepare professional reports, proposals, and business correspondence.
CO3: Apply effective verbal, written, and digital communication techniques.
CO4: Demonstrate communication skills in organizational and business environments.
CO5: Evaluate communication strategies for professional success.
2524613 – Integrated Theatre Production: Stage Craft, Costume, Music and Technology
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Understand the elements of integrated theatre production.
CO2: Apply stagecraft, costume design, music, and technical aspects in theatre.
CO3: Demonstrate creativity and teamwork in theatrical productions.
CO4: Analyze the role of production techniques in enhancing stage performances.
CO5: Plan and execute a theatre production using integrated artistic skills.
2544516 – Environmental Management & Sustainable Development – II
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Understand advanced concepts of environmental management and sustainability.
CO2: Analyze environmental policies, legislation, and conservation practices.
CO3: Evaluate sustainable development strategies for environmental protection.
CO4: Apply environmental management principles to address real-world environmental challenges.
CO5: Promote sustainable practices for responsible environmental stewardship.
1204211 – E-Commerce II: Marketing and CRM in Banking and Insurance
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Understand marketing and customer relationship management concepts in banking and insurance.
CO2: Analyze digital marketing strategies and CRM practices in financial services.
CO3: Apply e-commerce technologies to enhance customer engagement and service delivery.
CO4: Evaluate digital banking and insurance marketing campaigns.
CO5: Develop customer-centric strategies using CRM tools and e-commerce applications.
1185111 – Direct and Indirect Tax
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Identify and interpret the fundamental concepts, charging provisions, and exempt incomes under the Income-tax Act.
CO2: Apply statutory provisions to compute income under various heads, including Salary, House Property, Capital Gains, Business or Profession, and Other Sources.
CO3: Analyze tax scenarios by applying deductions, rebates, and reliefs to determine taxable income.
CO4: Prepare accurate income tax computations and demonstrate compliance with applicable tax laws.
1185112 – Indian Knowledge System in Accounting and Finance
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Explain the principles of Indian Knowledge Systems related to financial administration, taxation, and governance.
CO2: Compare traditional Indian fiscal practices with modern public finance and governance systems.
CO3: Apply ethical and administrative principles from Indian Knowledge Systems to contemporary financial management.
CO4: Evaluate the relevance of Indian fiscal traditions in promoting transparency, accountability, and sustainable governance.
1185113 – Corporate Financial Reporting – I
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Analyze the conceptual framework and regulatory environment governing corporate financial reporting.
CO2: Evaluate financial statements in accordance with Ind AS, SEBI guidelines, and the Companies Act.
CO3: Apply Ind AS principles relating to presentation of financial statements, inventories, and property, plant, and equipment.
CO4: Assess accounting judgments, estimates, and disclosures for compliance with financial reporting standards.
CO5: Prepare and justify financial reporting treatments using professional judgment and ethical practices.
1185411 – Sustainability Reporting and Standards
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Explain the concepts of sustainability, ESG, and sustainability reporting frameworks.
CO2: Interpret Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report (BRSR) disclosures using case studies.
CO3: Perform basic sustainability measurements, calculations, and reporting indicators.
CO4: Prepare a basic sustainability or BRSR report for an organization.
1755311 – CEP – Career Enhancement Programme
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Develop professional communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills.
CO2: Apply problem-solving, analytical thinking, and decision-making skills in workplace situations.
CO3: Demonstrate employability skills, teamwork, and leadership qualities.
CO4: Prepare for higher education, competitive examinations, and career opportunities through personality and skill development.
International Marketing
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Evaluate international market entry strategies using appropriate global marketing frameworks.
CO2: Analyze the impact of economic, political, legal, and cultural environments on international marketing decisions.
CO3: Design effective global marketing mix strategies by balancing standardization and adaptation.
CO4: Apply modern digital tools and ethical practices in international marketing.
Rural Marketing
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Explain the characteristics, evolution, and significance of rural markets.
CO2: Analyze rural consumer behavior and market segmentation strategies.
CO3: Develop rural marketing strategies using appropriate pricing, promotion, and distribution techniques.
CO4: Evaluate the role of digital technology, entrepreneurship, and e-governance in rural market development.
Branding in Indian Art and Culture Heritage
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Explain the branding potential of Indian art, culture, and traditional heritage.
CO2: Analyze branding strategies for Indian cultural products in domestic and global markets.
CO3: Apply digital marketing and storytelling techniques for promoting Indian cultural heritage.
CO4: Develop ethical branding strategies that preserve the authenticity of Indian arts and crafts.
Export Marketing Practices and Procedures
Course Outcomes (CO)
CO1: Understand the concepts, procedures, and regulatory framework of export marketing.
CO2: Apply export pricing methods, Incoterms, and documentation procedures in international trade.
CO3: Analyze export finance, customs clearance, and international payment systems.
CO4: Evaluate the role of government institutions, AI, and sustainable practices in export marketing and global trade.
Bachelor of Commerce in Banking & Insurance (B.Com. B&I)
A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Bachelor of Commerce (Banking and Insurance) degree course should have passed XII std. Examination of the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Pune, or its equivalent and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate (40% in the case of reserved category candidates) at one and the same sitting. Every candidate admitted to the degree course in the affiliated colleges conducting the course shall have to register enroll himself/herself with the University.
Bachelor of Commerce in Accounting & Finance (B.Com. A&F)
Programme Outcomes (PO)
| PO | Programme Outcome |
|---|---|
| PO1 | Apply accounting, finance, taxation, auditing, and business management principles in professional practice. |
| PO2 | Analyze financial statements and business data for informed decision-making. |
| PO3 | Demonstrate critical thinking and problem-solving skills in accounting and financial management. |
| PO4 | Apply statutory laws, accounting standards, taxation laws, and auditing standards ethically. |
| PO5 | Use information technology, accounting software, spreadsheets, and digital financial tools effectively. |
| PO6 | Communicate financial and business information effectively in oral and written form. |
| PO7 | Demonstrate leadership, teamwork, and interpersonal skills in professional environments. |
| PO8 | Practice professional ethics, corporate governance, and social responsibility. |
| PO9 | Develop entrepreneurial abilities and managerial competence for business growth. |
| PO10 | Engage in lifelong learning, research, innovation, and continuous professional development. |
Programme Specific Outcomes (PSO)
| PSO | Programme Specific Outcome |
|---|---|
| PSO1 | Apply accounting principles for preparing and presenting financial statements. |
| PSO2 | Demonstrate competence in auditing, taxation, corporate accounting, and financial reporting. |
| PSO3 | Analyze financial data using accounting software, spreadsheets, and digital technologies. |
| PSO4 | Apply analytical and decision-making skills to solve business and financial problems. |
| PSO5 | Uphold professional ethics, regulatory compliance, and corporate governance in financial practices. |
2531511 – Indian Knowledge System
- CO1: Understand the rich heritage of the Indian Knowledge System and its contribution to civilization.
- CO2: Explain the contributions of Indian scholars in science, mathematics, philosophy, and culture.
- CO3: Develop awareness of India’s intellectual and cultural traditions.
- CO4: Appreciate the interconnectedness of knowledge and its relevance to modern society.
2541516 – Environmental Management & Sustainable Development – I
- CO1: Explain the principles of environmental science and sustainable development.
- CO2: Analyze environmental issues at local, national, and global levels.
- CO3: Evaluate biodiversity conservation and pollution control measures.
- CO4: Demonstrate responsible environmental practices for sustainable living.
1331311 – Stress Management – I
- CO1: Explain the concept, causes, and effects of stress.
- CO2: Analyze the relationship between stress, health, and human behavior.
- CO3: Differentiate various types of stress and stressors.
- CO4: Apply stress management techniques in personal and professional life.
1011311 – IT Fundamentals of Computers
- CO1: Explain the fundamentals of computer systems and their applications.
- CO2: Differentiate hardware, software, and storage devices.
- CO3: Describe operating systems, networking, and internet technologies.
- CO4: Apply basic computer and networking concepts in business environments.
1161111 – Financial Accounting – I
- CO1: Apply accounting concepts, conventions, and accounting standards in financial reporting.
- CO2: Prepare final accounts of manufacturing concerns.
- CO3: Prepare departmental accounts by accounting for inter-departmental transactions.
- CO4: Prepare accounting records under the hire purchase system.
1161112 – Auditing – I
- CO1: Explain the principles, objectives, types, and importance of auditing.
- CO2: Apply audit planning, documentation, and audit procedures in accordance with auditing standards.
1161411 – Vocational Skills in Accounting & Finance – I
- CO1: Apply spreadsheet tools and Excel functions in accounting tasks.
- CO2: Perform financial calculations and data analysis using Excel.
- CO3: Prepare financial budgets using spreadsheet software.
- CO4: Analyze financial data using Pivot Tables and charts.
2542511 – Environmental Management & Sustainable Development – II
- CO1: Explain advanced environmental management concepts.
- CO2: Evaluate environmental conservation strategies.
- CO3: Analyze environmental challenges and sustainable development practices.
- CO4: Promote environmental responsibility and awareness.
1012311 – IT: Data Analysis with Excel
- CO1: Apply Excel tools for financial forecasting.
- CO2: Use forecasting techniques in financial decision-making.
- CO3: Develop financial forecasts using Excel functions.
1432312 – Academic and Business Writing
- CO1: Develop effective academic writing skills.
- CO2: Prepare professional business correspondence.
- CO3: Apply appropriate communication styles in academic and business contexts.
- CO4: Demonstrate professional written communication skills.
1162411 – Vocational Skills in Accounting Paper – III
- CO1: Explain forecasting techniques in financial management.
- CO2: Apply financial forecasting methods.
- CO3: Prepare financial forecasts using Excel.
1162412 – Vocational Skills in Accounting Paper – IV
- CO1: Explain the principles of financial data visualization.
- CO2: Select appropriate visualization techniques.
- CO3: Create financial reports using charts and graphs.
1162111 – Financial Accounting – II
- CO1: Prepare accounts from incomplete records.
- CO2: Prepare consignment accounts.
- CO3: Prepare dependent branch accounts.
- CO4: Calculate fire insurance claims and prepare statements.
1202211 – E-Commerce
- CO1: Explain the concepts and applications of e-commerce.
- CO2: Analyze digital business models.
- CO3: Apply e-commerce technologies in business operations.
- CO4: Evaluate electronic payment systems and online business practices.
1162112 – Auditing – II
- CO1: Evaluate internal control and internal check systems.
- CO2: Apply vouching and verification techniques during audit.
1103211 – Web Design & Development
- CO1: Demonstrate proficiency in HTML markup and CSS styling to create well-structured and visually appealing web pages.
- CO2: Implement interactivity and dynamic behavior on web pages using JavaScript and PHP.
- CO3: Apply basic web design principles to create user-friendly and aesthetically pleasing websites.
- CO4: Analyze and solve web development problems by troubleshooting and debugging code.
- CO5: Develop basic web applications and prototypes using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and PHP.
1103212 – Web Design & Development Practical
- CO1: Create responsive web pages using HTML and CSS.
- CO2: Develop interactive web pages using JavaScript.
- CO3: Implement basic PHP programs for dynamic web applications.
- CO4: Design and deploy simple web projects by integrating front-end and back-end technologies.
1103311 – Cyber & Digital Safety
- CO1: Understand the concepts of cyber security, cyber threats, and digital privacy.
- CO2: Apply safe browsing practices and protect digital identity across online platforms.
- CO3: Identify cyber scams, phishing attacks, fake news, and other digital threats.
- CO4: Demonstrate secure use of devices, passwords, and communication tools while practicing ethical digital behavior.
1173111 – Management: Principles and Functions
- CO1: Understand the principles, functions, and significance of management.
- CO2: Explain the process of planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling.
- CO3: Analyze managerial decision-making and organizational practices.
- CO4: Apply management principles to solve organizational and business problems.
1173112 – Family Business Management
- CO1: Understand the concept, characteristics, and importance of family businesses.
- CO2: Analyze governance, succession planning, and conflict management in family businesses.
- CO3: Evaluate strategies for the growth and sustainability of family enterprises.
- CO4: Apply management principles for effective administration of family-owned businesses.
1183111 – Accountancy & Financial Management – III
- CO1: Apply accounting principles related to advanced financial accounting topics.
- CO2: Prepare financial statements using appropriate accounting standards.
- CO3: Analyze accounting transactions and interpret financial information.
- CO4: Solve practical accounting problems using accounting principles and techniques.
1183112 – Accounting & Auditing – I (Management Accounting – I)
- CO1: Understand the concepts and objectives of management accounting.
- CO2: Apply management accounting tools for planning and decision-making.
- CO3: Analyze financial statements using ratio analysis and other techniques.
- CO4: Prepare management reports for business decision-making.
1183411 – Vocational Skills in Accounting – V
- CO1: Develop practical accounting skills using modern accounting practices.
- CO2: Apply accounting software and digital tools for financial record management.
- CO3: Prepare accounting reports and business documents accurately.
- CO4: Demonstrate professional competency in practical accounting operations.
2513511 – Hindi Bhasha Vyavharik Prayog
- CO1: Develop practical communication skills in Hindi.
- CO2: Apply Hindi language skills in academic and professional contexts.
- CO3: Demonstrate proficiency in reading, writing, and spoken Hindi.
- CO4: Appreciate the importance of Hindi in business and social communication.
2523613 – Indian Theatre: Classical Roots and Contemporary Expressions
- CO1: Understand the evolution and significance of Indian theatre.
- CO2: Analyze classical and contemporary forms of Indian theatre.
- CO3: Appreciate theatrical traditions and their cultural relevance.
- CO4: Demonstrate creativity and communication skills through theatre-based activities.
1203211 – E-Commerce I: Digital Banking and Insurance Services
- CO1: Understand the fundamentals of digital banking and insurance services.
- CO2: Analyze electronic payment systems and digital financial services.
- CO3: Evaluate the role of technology in banking and insurance operations.
- CO4: Apply e-commerce concepts in digital financial service environments.
2514513 – Business Communication Skills II (B.A.F.)
- CO1: Develop advanced business communication skills for professional environments.
- CO2: Prepare effective business correspondence, reports, and presentations.
- CO3: Demonstrate interpersonal and organizational communication skills.
- CO4: Apply professional communication techniques in business situations.
2524613 – Integrated Theatre Production: Stage Craft, Costume, Music and Technology
- CO1: Understand the fundamentals of theatre production and stage management.
- CO2: Demonstrate knowledge of costume design, music, and stage technology.
- CO3: Apply creative and technical skills in theatre production.
- CO4: Collaborate effectively in planning and executing theatrical performances.
1754311 – Competitive Examination – IV (Ethics, Integrity and Personality Development)
- CO1: Understand ethical principles and integrity in personal and professional life.
- CO2: Develop personality traits required for competitive examinations and career success.
- CO3: Apply ethical decision-making in real-life situations.
- CO4: Enhance leadership, communication, and interpersonal skills.
1164411 – Mutual Fund Distributor – II
- CO1: Explain the organizational structure and functioning of mutual funds in India.
- CO2: Evaluate the performance of mutual fund schemes using appropriate financial indicators.
1164112 – Cost Accounting – II
- CO1: Prepare cost sheets using appropriate cost classification techniques.
- CO2: Reconcile cost accounts with financial accounts.
- CO3: Prepare contract accounts using contract costing principles.
- CO4: Apply process costing techniques for cost determination.
1204211 – E-Commerce II: Marketing and CRM in Banking and Insurance
- CO1: Explain digital marketing concepts in banking and insurance.
- CO2: Analyze customer relationship management (CRM) strategies.
- CO3: Apply digital marketing tools for customer engagement.
- CO4: Evaluate CRM practices for improving customer satisfaction and business performance.
1164211 – Minor in Accounting & Finance Paper III
- CO1: Apply advanced accounting and finance concepts in business scenarios.
- CO2: Analyze financial information for decision-making.
- CO3: Prepare accounting reports using appropriate financial techniques.
- CO4: Evaluate financial practices and their business implications.
1304211 – Indian Economy
- CO1: Explain the structure and functioning of the Indian economy.
- CO2: Analyze current economic issues and government policies.
- CO3: Evaluate the role of various sectors in economic development.
- CO4: Assess economic reforms and their impact on national growth.
1104211 – Open Source Database: MySQL
- CO1: Understand the fundamentals of relational database management systems.
- CO2: Create and manage databases using MySQL.
- CO3: Write SQL queries for data retrieval and manipulation.
- CO4: Apply database concepts in business information systems.
1164111 – Financial Accounting – IV
- CO1: Prepare financial statements of companies in accordance with Schedule III of the Companies Act, 2013.
- CO2: Record accounting transactions relating to redemption of preference shares.
- CO3: Prepare journal entries and ledger accounts for redemption of debentures.
- CO4: Apply accounting procedures relating to the buyback of securities.
Financial Accounting – V
- CO1: Compute underwriting liability for shares and debentures in accordance with statutory provisions.
- CO2: Prepare accounting records for amalgamation, absorption, and external reconstruction.
- CO3: Apply accounting procedures relating to internal reconstruction of companies.
- CO4: Prepare investment accounts for shares and debentures using appropriate valuation methods.
Direct and Indirect Tax – I
- CO1: Explain the fundamental provisions and scope of the Income-tax Act.
- CO2: Compute income under various heads in accordance with statutory provisions.
- CO3: Analyze deductions, exemptions, rebates, and tax implications.
- CO4: Prepare accurate income tax computations for individuals.
Indian Knowledge System in Accounting and Finance
- CO1: Explain the principles of Indian Knowledge Systems in public finance and governance.
- CO2: Compare traditional Indian fiscal practices with modern financial systems.
- CO3: Apply ethical and administrative principles from Indian Knowledge Systems in financial management.
- CO4: Evaluate the relevance of Indian fiscal traditions in contemporary governance.
Corporate Financial Reporting – I
- CO1: Analyze corporate financial reporting concepts and regulatory requirements.
- CO2: Evaluate financial disclosures in accordance with Ind AS and statutory provisions.
- CO3: Apply Ind AS principles for presentation, valuation, and disclosure of financial statements.
- CO4: Assess accounting judgments and reporting decisions in professional practice.
- CO5: Prepare financial reports that comply with applicable accounting standards.
Sustainability Reporting and Standards
- CO1: Explain sustainability, ESG, and sustainability reporting frameworks.
- CO2: Interpret sustainability disclosures using practical case studies.
- CO3: Perform sustainability-related calculations and performance measurements.
- CO4: Prepare a basic sustainability/BRSR report for an organization.
Financial Accounting – VI
- CO1: Prepare final accounts of banking companies and co-operative societies in accordance with statutory provisions.
- CO2: Apply accounting principles for banking operations and co-operative accounting.
- CO3: Compute the valuation of goodwill and shares using appropriate methods.
- CO4: Prepare liquidation accounts, statements of affairs, and liquidator’s final statements.
Direct and Indirect Tax – II
- CO1: Explain the concepts, structure, and legal provisions of the Goods and Services Tax (GST).
- CO2: Apply GST provisions relating to time, place, and value of supply.
- CO3: Compute GST liability for various business transactions.
- CO4: Analyze GST compliance requirements and their practical application.
- CO5: Evaluate GST implications for business decision-making.
Management Accounting
- CO1: Explain the concepts, scope, and significance of management accounting in business decision-making.
- CO2: Analyze financial statements using ratio analysis and other management accounting techniques.
- CO3: Apply working capital management principles to improve liquidity and operational efficiency.
- CO4: Evaluate capital investment proposals using appropriate capital budgeting techniques.
Corporate Financial Reporting – II
- CO1: Compute basic and diluted earnings per share in accordance with Ind AS requirements.
- CO2: Apply Ind AS principles relating to financial instruments, measurement, and impairment.
- CO3: Evaluate related party transactions and disclosures for compliance with accounting standards.
- CO4: Prepare consolidated financial statements by applying consolidation principles and uniform accounting policies.
Bachelor of Commerce in Management Studies (B.Com. MS)
CO–PO Mapping Matrix
Financial Accounting – I (1161111)
| Course Outcomes | PO1 | PO2 | PO3 | PO4 | PO5 | PO6 | PO7 | PO8 | PO9 | PO10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CO1 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 3 | 1 | 2 | 1 | |||
| CO2 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 1 | |||||
| CO3 | 3 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 1 | |||||
| CO4 | 3 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 2 |
CO–PSO Mapping Matrix
SCIENCE
BACHELORS
Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
A candidate for being eligible for admission to the three year integrated course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.) must have passed the Higher Secondary School Certificate examination (Std. XII) conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Pune, in the following subjects :- (A) Subject No. Subject Title Science 01 English (Higher or Lower Level) 100 marks Stream (General) 02 Any one of the Modern Indian 100 marks Languages OR Modern Foreign Languages OR any Classical Language (Higher Level OR Lower Level) OR Information Technology 03 to Four other subjects from among 06 the subjects mentioned below carrying a total of 400 marks OR Three other subjects from among the subjects mentioned below carrying a total of 300 marks and one more subject from among the remaining optional subjects carrying 100 marks as prescribed for the HSC (Std.XII) examination. List of subjects (03 to 06) i Physics ii Chemistry iii Biology iv Mathematics and Statistics v Geography vi. Economics vii Geology viii Psychology OR (B) Subject No. Subject Title Vocational Stream Must have pass the Higher Secondary School certificate (HSC)(Std.XII) examination with vocational subjects conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Pune, in the following subjects :- 01 English (Higher or Lower Level) 100 marks 02 to Any One vocational subject carrying 200 03 marks (from among 19 subjects) prescribed for the HSC (Std.XII) examination under the Technical Group, Commercial Group, Agriculture Group Catering & Food Technology Group and Fisheries Group) 04 to Any three of the following subjects 06 carrying a total of 300 i. Physics ii. Chemistry iii Biology iv) Mathematics and Statistics OR (C) Subject No. Subject Title MCVC Stream Must have passed the Higher Secondary Vocational Subjects School Certificate (HSC) (Std. XII) Examination Certificate (HSC) (Std. XII) examination with conducted by the Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Pune, in the following subjects: 01 English (Higher or Lower Level) ( 100 marks) 02 Any one of the Modern Indian ( 100 marks) Languages OR Modern Foreign Languages OR any Classical Language (Higher or Lower Level) OR Information Technology. 03 General Foundation course (100 marks) 04 Any three of the minimum competency to vocational subjects carrying total of 300 marks 06 [ from among the following groups prescribed for the HSC (Std. XII) examination namely Engineering & Technology Group Agriculture Group, Fisheries Group, Para Medical Group and Catering & Food Technology Group] Further that the students, passing the HSC (Std.XII) examination with the MCVC stream shall be eligible for admission to F.Y.B.Sc. for certain subject combinations only depending on their subjects (04 to 06) of the MCVC stream as specified in the following table.:- Sr.No. MCVP Group Any three of the following subjects to be offered at F.Y.B.Sc. O1. Engineering Technology Physics, Chemistry, Group Mathematics, Statistics Geology, Geography, Computer Science Information Technology 02. Agriculture Group Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Life Sciences, Biochemistry, Bio-Technology Microbiology, Geography, Geology 03. Fisheries Group Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Life Sciences Biochemistry, Bio-Technology, Microbiology ,Geography Geology 04. Paramedical Group Chemistry, Botany, Zoology, Life Sciences Biochemistry, Bio-Technology, Microbiology,Geography Geology 05. Catering & Food Chemistry, Botany, Technology Zoology, Life Sciences, Biochemistry, Bio-Technology, Microbiology, Geography, Geology, Economics Students of this MCVC Group shall also be eligible for admission to the F.Y.B.Sc. of B.Sc. (Home Science) Degree course. OR (D) Must have passed an examination of another University OR Body or Board recognized as equivalent to the HSC (Std. XII) Examination conducted by the Maharashtra Secondary and Higher Secondary Education, Pune, OR (E) Must have passed the First Year Science Examination of the Year B.Sc. degree Course of this University or an Examination of any other University recognized as equivalent Thereto OR (F) Must have passed at list the Second Year Examination of the Post S.S.C. (Std. X) Three Year Engineering Diploma course or the 4th Semester of 6th Semester Engineering Diploma Course conducted by approved by recognized by affiliated to the Maharashtra Board of Technical Education or another Body Board recognized as equivalent thereto. Further, that such students of Engineering Diploma courses shall be eligible to offer any three of the following subjects for admission to the F.Y.B.Sc. :- Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science, Information Technology, Geology, Geography, Economics.
Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (B.Sc. IT)
Programme Outcomes (PO)
| PO No. | Programme Outcomes (PO) |
|---|---|
| PO1 | Apply fundamental and advanced knowledge of Information Technology, Computer Science, Mathematics, and Software Engineering to solve computing problems. |
| PO2 | Analyze complex computing problems and develop appropriate logical and computational solutions using modern techniques. |
| PO3 | Design, develop, test, and maintain software applications, databases, web applications, and IT systems that meet user requirements. |
| PO4 | Use modern programming languages, software development tools, database technologies, networking tools, and emerging technologies effectively. |
| PO5 | Demonstrate research aptitude, analytical thinking, innovation, and problem-solving skills in Information Technology. |
| PO6 | Apply professional ethics, cyber ethics, legal responsibilities, and social values in the field of Information Technology. |
| PO7 | Understand the environmental, social, and economic impact of Information Technology and promote sustainable computing practices. |
| PO8 | Communicate technical information effectively through presentations, reports, documentation, and interpersonal communication. |
| PO9 | Function effectively as an individual and as a member or leader of multidisciplinary teams with professional responsibility. |
| PO10 | Apply project management, entrepreneurship, leadership, and organizational skills in software development and IT projects. |
| PO11 | Recognize the need for lifelong learning and continuously upgrade knowledge to adapt to emerging technologies and professional practices. |
Programme Specific Outcomes (PSO)
| PSO No. | Programme Specific Outcomes (PSO) |
|---|---|
| PSO1 | Develop efficient software applications using programming languages such as C, C++, Java, Python, and modern software development frameworks. |
| PSO2 | Design, implement, and manage databases, web applications, operating systems, computer networks, and software systems using industry-standard tools and technologies. |
| PSO3 | Apply analytical thinking, problem-solving skills, cybersecurity awareness, and emerging technologies to develop innovative IT solutions for real-world applications. |
| PSO4 | Demonstrate professional ethics, effective communication, teamwork, and project management skills to meet the requirements of the IT industry and higher education. |
1011111 – Programming with C
Course Outcomes (CO)
- CO1: Understand the fundamentals of C programming, data types, operators, and control structures.
- CO2: Develop algorithms and implement solutions using conditional and iterative statements.
- CO3: Apply arrays, strings, functions, pointers, structures, and unions in problem-solving.
- CO4: Develop modular, efficient, and maintainable C programs with proper debugging techniques.
- CO5: Analyze programming problems and design optimized C-based solutions.
1011112 – Database Management Systems
Course Outcomes (CO)
- CO1: Explain the concepts and architecture of Database Management Systems.
- CO2: Design Entity Relationship (ER) models and convert them into relational schemas.
- CO3: Apply normalization techniques to eliminate redundancy and improve database design.
- CO4: Perform database operations using SQL including DDL, DML, DCL, and DQL commands.
- CO5: Develop secure and efficient database applications using MySQL.
1011413 – Fundamentals of Telecommunication Systems
Course Outcomes (CO)
- CO1: Explain the principles of signals, systems, and communication technologies.
- CO2: Analyze continuous-time and discrete-time signal characteristics.
- CO3: Understand wireless communication technologies from LTE to 5G.
- CO4: Explain IoT integration, virtualization, and Quality of Service in modern communication systems.
- CO5: Evaluate emerging telecommunication technologies and future network challenges.
1012112 – Web Designing
Course Outcomes (CO)
- CO1: Explain Internet concepts and web development fundamentals.
- CO2: Design responsive web pages using HTML and CSS.
- CO3: Apply JavaScript to create interactive web applications.
- CO4: Develop complete static websites following standard web design principles.
- CO5: Build user-friendly web interfaces suitable for real-world applications.
1012111 – Object Oriented Programming with C++
Course Outcomes (CO)
- CO1: Explain object-oriented programming concepts and their advantages.
- CO2: Develop applications using classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation.
- CO3: Implement operator overloading, templates, exception handling, and file handling.
- CO4: Design reusable and modular software solutions using C++.
- CO5: Apply object-oriented concepts in solving practical programming problems.
1013113 – Operating System
Course Outcomes (CO)
- CO1: Explain the architecture and functions of operating systems.
- CO2: Analyze process scheduling, synchronization, and memory management techniques.
- CO3: Evaluate CPU scheduling algorithms and deadlock handling methods.
- CO4: Implement file management and resource allocation concepts.
- CO5: Analyze the performance of operating system components in practical environments.
1013112 – Data Structures
Course Outcomes (CO)
- CO1: Explain fundamental data structures and algorithm analysis.
- CO2: Implement arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, and searching/sorting techniques.
- CO3: Analyze algorithm efficiency using time and space complexity.
- CO4: Apply suitable data structures for solving computational problems.
- CO5: Develop optimized programs using appropriate data structures.
1013111 – Python Programming
Course Outcomes (CO)
- CO1: Demonstrate proficiency in Python syntax, data types, and control structures.
- CO2: Develop Python programs using functions, modules, and object-oriented concepts.
- CO3: Implement file handling, exception handling, and regular expressions.
- CO4: Utilize Python libraries for data processing and automation.
- CO5: Build efficient Python applications for solving real-world problems.
1013411 – Applied Mathematics
Course Outcomes (CO)
- CO1: Apply concepts of complex numbers in mathematical computations.
- CO2: Solve problems involving Laplace Transforms and Inverse Laplace Transforms.
- CO3: Apply differential equations to engineering and computing applications.
- CO4: Analyze mathematical models for scientific and technical problems.
- CO5: Develop logical and analytical thinking through mathematical problem solving.
1014113 – Computer Networks
Course Outcomes (CO)
- CO1: Explain networking fundamentals, OSI model, TCP/IP protocols, and IP addressing.
- CO2: Analyze data communication techniques and routing protocols.
- CO3: Understand transport and application layer protocols.
- CO4: Configure and troubleshoot basic computer networks.
- CO5: Apply networking concepts in modern communication environments.
1014112 – Software Engineering
Course Outcomes (CO)
- CO1: Explain software development life cycle and Agile methodologies.
- CO2: Apply Scrum framework for project planning and execution.
- CO3: Prepare user stories, product backlogs, and sprint plans.
- CO4: Analyze software quality, project risks, and project management techniques.
- CO5: Develop software solutions using software engineering best practices.
1014111 – Core Java
Course Outcomes (CO)
- CO1: Explain Java programming fundamentals and object-oriented principles.
- CO2: Develop Java applications using classes, objects, inheritance, interfaces, and packages.
- CO3: Implement exception handling, collections, file handling, and multithreading concepts.
- CO4: Build modular and reusable Java applications using standard programming practices.
- CO5: Develop real-world Java-based software applications.
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (B.Sc. CS)
Programme Outcomes (PO)
| PO No. | Programme Outcomes (PO) |
|---|---|
| PO1 | Apply fundamental and advanced knowledge of Computer Science, Mathematics, Programming, and Computing Technologies to solve complex computing problems. |
| PO2 | Analyze computational problems using logical reasoning, algorithmic thinking, and scientific approaches to develop efficient solutions. |
| PO3 | Design, develop, test, and maintain software systems, databases, algorithms, computer networks, and intelligent computing applications. |
| PO4 | Apply modern computing tools, programming languages, software development environments, and emerging technologies for professional practice. |
| PO5 | Demonstrate research aptitude, innovation, critical thinking, and analytical skills to solve real-world computing challenges. |
| PO6 | Apply professional ethics, cyber ethics, legal responsibilities, and social values while developing and deploying computing solutions. |
| PO7 | Understand the societal, environmental, and global impact of computing technologies and promote sustainable and responsible technological development. |
| PO8 | Communicate technical concepts effectively through presentations, documentation, reports, and professional interactions. |
| PO9 | Function effectively as an individual and as a member or leader of multidisciplinary teams with professionalism and leadership qualities. |
| PO10 | Apply project management, entrepreneurship, organizational, and managerial skills in software development and technology-driven projects. |
| PO11 | Engage in lifelong learning by continuously updating knowledge and adapting to advancements in Computer Science and emerging technologies. |
Programme Specific Outcomes (PSO)
| PSO No. | Programme Specific Outcomes (PSO) |
|---|---|
| PSO1 | Design, develop, and optimize software applications using programming languages such as Python, C++, Java, and modern software development methodologies. |
| PSO2 | Apply principles of algorithms, data structures, database systems, operating systems, computer networks, and theory of computation to develop efficient computing solutions. |
| PSO3 | Develop intelligent and secure computing systems by utilizing modern technologies such as IoT, cloud computing, networking, and emerging computational paradigms. |
| PSO4 | Demonstrate analytical thinking, research aptitude, professional ethics, teamwork, and problem-solving skills to pursue higher education, research, entrepreneurship, and careers in the IT industry. |
1101111 – Digital Systems & Architecture
CO1: Explain the fundamentals of digital logic, number systems, Boolean algebra, logic gates, and flip-flops.
CO2: Describe the architecture and organization of digital computer systems, memory units, and processor components.
CO3: Analyze processor organization, instruction sets, and control unit operations.
CO4: Understand the architecture, instruction set, and applications of the 8085 microprocessor.
CO5: Apply digital system concepts in analyzing and designing computer hardware systems.
1101112 – Fundamentals of Database Systems
CO1: Explain the concepts, architecture, and components of Database Management Systems.
CO2: Design Entity Relationship (ER) models and convert them into relational database schemas.
CO3: Apply normalization techniques to develop efficient and redundancy-free database designs.
CO4: Perform database operations using SQL and MySQL, including DDL, DML, DCL, and query processing.
CO5: Implement database security, indexing, and user access control for effective database management.
1101411 – Introduction to Programming with Python
CO1: Demonstrate proficiency in Python syntax, data types, operators, and programming constructs.
CO2: Develop Python programs using conditional statements, loops, functions, and modules.
CO3: Apply arrays, strings, lists, dictionaries, and other data structures in Python programming.
CO4: Implement file handling, regular expressions, and date-time operations in Python applications.
CO5: Develop efficient Python programs to solve real-world computational problems.
1102111 – Design & Analysis of Algorithms
CO1: Explain the principles of algorithm design and computational problem solving.
CO2: Implement searching, sorting, recursion, and divide-and-conquer algorithms.
CO3: Analyze algorithms using time and space complexity techniques.
CO4: Apply greedy and dynamic programming approaches to solve computational problems.
CO5: Design efficient algorithms for real-world applications.
1102112 – Object Oriented Programming
CO1: Explain the principles and concepts of Object-Oriented Programming.
CO2: Design software solutions using classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation.
CO3: Develop C++ programs using object-oriented programming concepts.
CO4: Apply UML diagrams for software design and program development.
CO5: Develop modular, reusable, and maintainable software applications using OOP concepts.
1103111 – Principles of Operating Systems
CO1: Explain the architecture, functions, and services of operating systems.
CO2: Analyze process management, synchronization, threads, and CPU scheduling techniques.
CO3: Apply memory management and file system concepts in operating system environments.
CO4: Evaluate resource allocation, deadlock prevention, and recovery techniques.
CO5: Analyze operating system performance for efficient system management.
1103113 – Data Structures
CO1: Explain the concepts of Abstract Data Types (ADTs) and fundamental data structures.
CO2: Implement linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, graphs, heaps, and hashing techniques.
CO3: Analyze algorithm efficiency using appropriate data structures.
CO4: Apply searching, sorting, and graph traversal techniques to solve computational problems.
CO5: Develop optimized software solutions using suitable data structures and algorithms.
1103112 – Theory of Computation
CO1: Explain the concepts of automata, formal languages, and computational models.
CO2: Design finite automata and regular expressions for language recognition.
CO3: Analyze context-free grammars, pushdown automata, and Turing machines.
CO4: Evaluate computational complexity and decidability of computational problems.
CO5: Apply theoretical computing concepts to solve computational and language processing problems.
1104111 – Computer Networks
CO1: Explain networking fundamentals, OSI model, TCP/IP architecture, and communication protocols.
CO2: Analyze transmission media, switching techniques, routing mechanisms, and IP addressing.
CO3: Apply transport layer and application layer protocols in computer networks.
CO4: Evaluate network security, Quality of Service (QoS), and modern networking technologies.
CO5: Apply networking concepts in designing and managing real-world communication systems.
1104112 – Software Engineering
CO1: Explain software engineering principles, software development life cycle, and development models.
CO2: Analyze software requirements and prepare UML-based software designs.
CO3: Apply project planning, estimation, scheduling, and risk management techniques.
CO4: Implement software quality assurance and software testing methodologies.
CO5: Develop software solutions by applying software engineering best practices.
1104113 – IoT Technologies
CO1: Explain the architecture, components, and working principles of the Internet of Things (IoT).
CO2: Apply sensors, actuators, embedded systems, and communication protocols in IoT applications.
CO3: Develop simple IoT applications using Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and NodeMCU platforms.
CO4: Integrate IoT systems with cloud computing, web technologies, and data communication platforms.
CO5: Analyze real-world IoT applications, Edge Computing, Fog Computing, and emerging smart technologies.
Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Studies (B.Sc. HS)
a) A candidate for being eligible for admission to the Degree Course Bachelor of Science (Hospitality Studies) shall have passed XII Standard Examination in any discipline/stream of any state Board for Higher Secondary Education or its equivalent from India or abroad and secured not less than 45% marks in aggregate (44.5% to 44.99%) may be rounded of to 45% (In case of Reserved Category 40% marks in aggregate) (39.5% to 39.99% and may be rounded off to 40%). b) Candidates will be selected on the basis of merit in Written Examination, Group discussion and Personal Interview conducted by the college.