St. Mira's College For Girls, Pune

The course, especially designed for English special students of the Third year, is entitled ‘An Introduction to the Study of the English Language’. Through regular lectures conducted over the span of roughly 8 months, the course aims to familiarize students with different aspects of communication and the distinctive nature of human language as a means of communication. In Semester VI, Students are not just introduced to basic concepts in Modern Linguistics (like Phonological, Morphological and Syntactic systems of the English language), but are also introduced to advanced areas of English language study. It will attempt to greatly enhance the existing grammatical competence of students along with gaining information regarding the situational, contextual, social and cultural appropriateness of English. These broad areas help provide a solid foundation in the subject. Besides these, the course shifts its traditional approach and acquires modern dimensions by equipping learners with skills in academic writing and editing. Consequently, it helps prepare, through a healthy mixture of the traditional and the modern, a well-rounded student of the English language and Linguistics.

This course covers Market Structures like Perfect Competition, Monopoly etc and also theories of Distribution...

The course covers:

The syllabus aims in equipping students with

• concepts of digital electronics
• studying combinational circuits and sequential circuits
• case study on different digital circuits

Objectives:

• To study the applications of logic gates.
• To use K-Maps for digital circuit design
• To study computer organization
• To study and understand basics of microprocessors.

Objectives:

• To study the basics of PIC micro-controller
• To study the programming and interfacing techniques of PIC 
• To apply knowledge of PIC to design different application circuits
• To introduce the basic concepts of Arduino, Raspberry Pi

Banking and Finance is a specialization paper offered at the SYBCOM.  The SYBCOM is said to be Paper I.  Paper I covers the Indian Banking System right from the 17th century to the 21 century; drawing from the history of Banking in India, its evolution, developments before Independence and developments after Independence.  The Paper discusses the Structure of the Banking System in India and the developments in the structure with policy changes and reforms.  Paper I covers structure of banking system, discussions of the Reserve Bank, State Bank of India, Commercial Banks, nationalization and after, Regional Rural Banks and Cooperative Banks.

Cost Accounting-I is a specialization subject at SY BCOM. 

This paper aims to create awareness about cost consciousness in our students in today's ever competitive world.

The paper introduces the concepts related to cost, cost classification, elements of cost and preparation of cost statements.

The students will develop understanding of cost control and cost reduction.

Students opting for Costing Paper I at SY BCOM will automatically have the option of Costing Paper-II and Paper-III at TY BCOM.

Banking and Finance is a specialization paper offered at the SYBCOM.  The SYBCOM is said to be Paper I.  

In Semester  IV, Paper I covers the Indian Banking System in the post-1991 period; it is a period of reforms in the banking and financial system.

The Paper initially discusses the recommendations of the Committee on Indian Financial System, popularly referred to as Narasimham Committee.  There is discussion on concepts like Capital Adequacy, Prudential Norms, Non-Performing Assets, Banking Ombudsman, Bankers Code of Conduct, etc.  Another important aspect of Banking sector discussed in the paper are Bank Mergers and Bank Failures.

The Reserve Bank of India has also seen a change in its functions since the reforms in the financial system or the post-1991 period; discussion include currency management, banking supervision,central bank autonomy, liquidity adjustment facility, etc.  drawing from the history of Banking in India, its evolution, developments before Independence and developments after Independence. 

Finally a discussion on Micro Finance and Financial Inclusion in India

Advanced Accounting is a Core Course for students perusing B.Com Programme. Semester V focuses on the following Topics:-

• Banking Company Final Accounts

• Investment Accounts

• Insurance Claims and 

• Branch Accounts 

Course Outcomes:- 

• Ability to distinguish between Company Final Accounts and Final Accounts of Banking Company 
• Preparing Banking Company Final Accounts
• Computing the value of Investments and drawing up Investment Accounts
• Critically evaluating the need and benefits of Insurance for business
• Preparing Insurance Claims  and Branch Accounts.

Faculty:- Ms. Elizabeth Kanade 

Class:- T.Y. BCom C div

Batch:- 2020-2021.

Business Administration –III

Theory and Practice of Marketing

Objectives

• To lay a theoretical foundation for understanding the dynamics of the marketing world
• To develop an understanding and appreciation of the application of marketing concepts and practices in the real world
  

Mercantile Law subject is a compulsory paper at TY BCOM. Mercantile Law also means Business law. Business laws are part of civil law that aim towards smooth functioning and welfare of the society. 

This mercantile Law course at TY BCOM aims to create awareness about select business related laws and also introduce our students to specific legislations that will they need to know when they are at workplace.

The students get exposed to Indian Contract Act, Alternate dispute resolution mechanisms, National Commission for Women and Equal Remuneration Act.