Financial Accounting -II is extension of FA-I. During this course, the student will acquire the knowledge in the methods of accounting like; Consignment, Non-trading Concerns, Joint Venture, Bills of Exchange and Single Entry. The course is assed for 100 marks which is split into two parts. While 20 marks are allotted for internal assessment comprising of a short quiz carrying 15 marks and an assignment for 5 marks, 80 marks are allotted for the end-term assessment. There will be 4 assignments collected during the course and an average of all four would be taken for 5 marks assignment.

- Teacher: Dr. RAVI TATI
COURSE: BUSINESS LAW
PROGRAMME: B.COM CLASS: B.COM GENERAL
SEMESTER: II INSTRUCTOR: P.HARINI
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COURSE TYPE: DSC PAPER: DSC 202
MAX. MARKS: 80 THPW: 5 HRS
EXAM DURATION: 3 HRS CREDITS: 5
COURSE HANDOUT ____________________________________________________________________________________________ COURSE OBJECTIVE: To understand: 1) Basics of Contract Act, 1872, 2) Sale of Goods Act, 1930 and Consumer Protection Act, 1986 3) Intellectual Property Rights 4) Legal Provisions applicable for Management of Companies and Meetings 5) Modes of winding up of a Company with consequences of winding up and Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code Act, 2016
COURSE OUTCOMES: CO1:To compose students understand about the meaning and significance of Law& Business Lawof India CO2:To prepare every commerce students learn about different types of Acts applicable to business CO3: To make students aware about the Sale, Agreement to Sell, Goods, Types of Goods and the essence of conditions and warranties in contract of sale CO4:To analyze the vital role on redressal of consumer grievances) through multi-layerof Consumer Forums at various levels (National, State and District ) underConsumer Protection Act CO5:To acquaint students with the norms and procedure to register for the various Intellectual Property Rights like Trade Marks, Patents, Copy Rights, Trade Secrets and Geographical Indications CO6: To learn about IPR’s infringements cause serious punishments under various IPR Acts CO7:To understand the various norms followed in Management of Companies like Appointment/Removal/Duties of Directors/Board of Directors, conducting valid Meetings and appropriate Resolutionsunder Company Act CO8:To discern the various modes of winding up of company among students and interpret the consequences of winding up of the company on various stakeholders CO9: To sense a one stop solution of Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code Act, 2016 CO10:To develop a sense of moral judgements among students through assimilation of various above Acts |
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- Teacher: HARINI PAGADALA
Course Description:
This course is a 5 credit course with 62 sessions to familiarize students with banking and financial services (fund based and non fund based) offered by commercial banks and investment banks in a lucid manner .
- Teacher: Dr. SRI LAKSHMI RAMU