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1. S.No. Semester Course Title Chapter Title Contact
Hours for
Each Unit
Learning Outcome of
the Chapter
Activities
Undertaken
Resources/References/Recommended
Reading Material
1 B.Com 2nd
Semester
E-Commerce Unit 1 (Part 1st )
Introduction
Part 2nd
Technology used in
E-Commerce
Unit II (Part 1st )
E-Payment System
Part 2nd
Online Business
Transactions
Unit III & IV
Practical/Tutorials
16 1. Understanding
the basic
concepts of E-
Commerce.
2. To acquaint the
students with the
scope and role of
E-Commerce.
3. To develop the
requisite skill
among the
students
regarding
designing and
framing of
Ecommerce
Website.
4. To make
students familiar
practically how
to use different
electronic
payment systems
Lectures/Assign
ments/
Presentations/Pra
ctical’s/Tutorials
1. Kenneth C. Laudon, E-
Commerce, Technology, Society,
4th
Edition Pearson.
2. Dr. K.Abirami Devi & Dr. M.
Alagammai, E-Commerce,
Margham Publications, Chennai.
3. Joseph PT.E-Commerce: An
Indian Perspective, Prentice Hall
of India Pvt. Ltd.New Delhi.
2 M.Com 2nd
Semester
Business
Economics
Unit 1
Demand Analysis
Unit 2
Production
Functions and Cost
Analysis
20 1. To get the
students acquaint
with the basics
of economics
with regard to its
legal and
Lectures/Assign
ments/
Presentations/Cl
ass Tests
1. Gupta G: Managerial
Economics, Tata McGraw Hills.
2. Mithani, D.M: Managerial
Economics, Himalayan
Publishing House.
3. Thomas Webster: Managerial

2. Unit 3
Market Structure
Unit 4
Pricing Practices
regulatory frame
work.
2. To develop an
understanding
among the
students
regarding the
application of
the economics in
the managerial
practices.
3. To develop
practically in-
depth knowledge
and skill among
the students
regarding the
applicability of
different
economic
theories, laws
and regulatory
framework.
Economics, Himalayan
Publishing House.
3 M.Com 3rd
Semester
Production
& Materials
Management
Unit 1
Production
Management
Unit 2
Inventory
Management
Unit 3
Production
20 1. To get the
students acquaint
with the basics
of production
and materials
management.
2. To develop and
build among the
Lectures/Assign
ments/
Presentations/Cl
ass Tests
1. Adam Jr Everetl E.RJ-
Production & Operations
Management (Prentice –
Hall,1992) 2000
2. Chary- Production & Operations
Management (Tata McGraw –
Hill 1997 9th
Edition)
3. Morton- Production &

3. Planning & Control
Unit 4
Productivity
students
different
techniques and
skills of
Production
Planning and
Control.
3. To get the
students familiar
with regard to
the productivity
and how
effectively and
efficiently
production
process could be
done.
Operations Management (Vikas)