University of Engineering and Management

Institute of Engineering & Management, Salt Lake Campus Institute of Engineering & Management,
New Town Campus
University of Engineering & Management, Jaipur

2nd Semester Syllabus for BBA Admission Batch 2023

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 Index:

Content Page No.

Syllabus Structure 3

Operations Management 4-8

Organisational Behaviour 9-12

Macro Economics 13-18

Operations Research 19-21

Environment & Sustainable Development 22-24

Business Ethics 25-28

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 BBA 1st Year Course Structure : 2023-2027 session – 2nd Semester
Sl. Type of Course Subject Code Subject Name L T P S Total Contact Credit
No. Hours Points
THEORY
1 Core Course (CC) BBABB201 Operations Management 3 1 0 0 4 4
2 Core Course (CC) BBABB202 Organisational Behaviour 5 1 0 0 6 6
3 Core Course (CC) BBABB203 Macro Economics 3 1 0 0 4 4
4 Core Course (CC) BBABB204 Operations Research 3 1 0 0 4 4
5 Ability Enhancement (AE) BBABB205 Environment & Sustainable Development 3 1 0 0 4 4

6 Ability Enhancement (AE) BBAESP201 General Studies & Current Affairs - II 2 0 0 0 2 2

7 Value Added Course (VA) BBABB206 Business Ethics 3 1 0 0 4 4

SESSIONAL
8 Skill Enhancement (SE) BBASDP281 Competitive Aptitude Training - II 2 0 0 0 2 1
Mandatory Industry and Value Added Courses (IVC)
Mandatory Industry and Value
Added Courses (IVC) Industry & Foreign Certification 0 0 0 0
9 IFC Min 3 certificates 0
Mandatory Industry and Value 75 points for 3
Added Courses (IVC) Mandatory Additional Requirements 0 0 0 0 year/100 points
10 MAR281 for 4 year 0
Mandatory Industry and Value 15 credits need to
Added Courses (IVC) be earned in 3
year program/20
MOOCs At least 1 MOOCs course from Swayam Platform 0 0 0 0
credits need to be
earned in 4 year
11 program 0
Total 29

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 University of Engineering and Management
Institute of Engineering & Management, Salt Lake Campus
Institute of Engineering & Management, New Town Campus
University of Engineering & Management, Jaipur

Syllabus for B.B.A. Admission Batch 2023

Subject Name: Operations Management Credit: 4 Lecture

Hours: 48

Subject Code: BBABB201

Pre-requisite: Basic Mathematics

Relevant Links:

Study Material Coursera NPTEL LinkedIn Learning Infosys Springboard

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

1. To enable the students to understand fundamental concepts, terms and terminologies involved in Operations
Management and to relate themselves with importance, role and application of Operations Management in
sustaining productivity of various organizations.
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2. To help the students understand various issues related to facilities such as their capacity decisions, plant location,
and plant layout in operation environments.

3. To enable the students to identify relevant techniques of the inventory management, principles and methods of
material handling, analyze the purchase management issues, evaluate the practices and policies of operations
management to develop a framework ensuring a balanced line of production and scheduling in the operations
environment.

4. To enable the students to apply the concept of assembly line balancing, inspection and total quality control
management functions and maintenance management for sustaining the productivity in the organization in
appropriate situation.

COURSE OUTCOMES:

CO1: Students will learn the basic & fundamental concepts of Operational Management and various
transformation processes and manufacturing system to enhance productivity and competitiveness.

CO2: Students will be able to understand the intricacies of Operational Management such as various facility
alternatives and their capacity decisions, plant location, plant layout in operation environments along with their
application, how to deal with the critical issues related to operations management.

CO3: Students will be able to apply their knowledge of Operations Management in dealing with various issues of
the inventory management, materials handling, and purchase management issues, evaluate the practices and
policies of operations management to develop a framework ensuring a balanced line of production & scheduling
in the operations environment.
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 CO4: Students will be able to analyze the concept of assembly line balancing, inspection and total quality control
management functions and maintenance management for sustaining the productivity in the organization.

CO5: Students will be able to evaluate real world issues related to the practices and policies of operations
management to take efficient managerial decisions.

CO6: Students will be able to create newer ideas while dealing with operations related issues and will also be able
to ensure their overall development as an operations manager.

Topic Sub-topics Mapping with Industry Corresponding Lab Assignment /

Hours
Module

Lecture
Number

and International Case-Study

Academia

Introduction Difference between International Academia: 10 1. Assignments on Capacity

to Manufacturing and Service
Operations Operations; Product Process
1 Management Matrix; capacity planning;
Responsibilities of
Production Manager;
Production Planning
&Control Concept;
Classification of
Manufacturing Systems.
https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/
15-760b-introduction-to-
operations-management-
spring-2004/pages/lecture-
notes/
Planning.
2. Assignments on Production
Planning and Control.
3. Case Study on Capacity
Planning.

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 Plant Need for a Good Plant International Academia: 5 1. Case Study on Factors
2 Location Location; Factors influencing https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/ influencing Plant location for
Plant Location – Tangible 15-760b-introduction-to- different industries.
and Intangible Factors; operations-management-
spring-2004/pages/lecture- 2. Assignments on Site
Economic Survey of Site Selection.
notes/
Selection.
3 Plant Layout Need for a Good Plant International Academia: 5 1. Assignments on Plant Layout
Layout; Characteristics of a https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/ for different types of Products.
Good Layout, Costs 15-760b-introduction-to-
associated with Plant Layout; operations-management- 2. Assignments on Assembly
Process Layout vs. Product spring-2004/pages/lecture- Line Balancing.
Layout; notes/
Concept of Assembly Line
Balancing; Cellular
Manufacturing Concept.
Maintenance Types of Maintenance – International Academia: 10 1. Assignments on Breakdown.
4 Management Breakdown and Preventive https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/ 2. Assignments on Total
Maintenance; Total 15-760b-introduction-to- Productive Maintenance (TPM).
and Productive Maintenance operations-management-
spring-2004/pages/lecture- 3. Case Study on Purchasing
(TPM). Procedure.
notes/
Purchase
Management
Purchasing Procedure; Value
Analysis; Vendor Selection;
Negotiation; Make or Buy
decision.
Classification of inventory International Academia: 10 1. Assignments on ABC, VED,
items– ABC, VED, https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/ classification.
5 Inventory classification; Introduction to 15-760b-introduction-to- 2. Assignments on EOQ and
Management operations-management- EBQ.
EOQ and EBQ; MRP–
Concept, inputs and outputs, spring-2004/pages/lecture-
3. Case Study on JIT and ERP.
notes/
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 benefits, examples; Master
Production Schedule;
Concepts of JIT and ERP
6 Inspection & Types of Inspection; International Academia: 8 1. Assignments on Control
Quality Statistical Quality Control – https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/ Charts.
Control Acceptance Sampling and 15-760b-introduction-to-
Control Charts. operations-management- 2. Assignments on ISO
ISO Quality Certifications spring-2004/pages/lecture- Certifications.
and types – Quality notes/
assurance – Six Sigma
concept.
TEXT BOOK:

1. S. Anil Kumar, N. Suresh - Production And Operations Management; New Age International Publishers

REFERENCE BOOKS:

1. Chary, S.N.-Theory and Problems in Production and Operations Management, McGraw-Hill

2. K. Aswathappa, K. Shridhara Bhat-Production and Operations Management; Himalaya Publishing House Pvt. Ltd.

3. Operations Management by William J. Stevenson

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 University of Engineering and Management
Institute of Engineering & Management, Salt Lake Campus
Institute of Engineering & Management, New Town Campus
University of Engineering & Management, Jaipur

Syllabus for BBA Admission Batch 2023

Subject Name: Organizational Behavior Credit: 4 Lecture Hours:
48 Subject Code: BBABB202

Study Material MIT Opencourseware NPTEL LinkedIn

Learning

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

1. To help the students to develop cognizance of the importance of human behavior

2. To enable students to describe how people behave under different conditions and understand why people behave as they do.

3. To provide the students to analyze specific strategic human resources demands for future action.

4. To enable students to synthesize related information and evaluate options for the most logical and optimal solution such that they would
be able to predict and control human behavior and improve results

COURSE OUTCOMES:

CO 1: Demonstrate the concept of organizational behavior to understand the behavior of people in the organization.
CO 2: Demonstrate the applicability of analyzing the complexities associated with management of individual and group behavior in the
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organization.
CO 3: Analyze the complexities of political behavior and conflict associated with management of the individual and group behavior in the
organization
CO 4: Demonstrate how the organizational behavior can integrate in understanding communication and International Organizational Behavior.

Module Topic Sub-topics Mapping with Industry Lecture Corresponding Lab Assignment
number and International Hours
Academia
1 Concept of Introduction: Concept of International 10 1. Case Study on concepts of
organizatio organizational behavior – Learning Academia: MIT.Edu organizational behavior.
nal behavior Objectives, Nature, Role,
importance, Emerging Challenges, Industry Mapping:
Evolution. Organizational Dynamics
Workplace Behavior
Corporate Culture

2 Behavioral Personality: Learning Objectives, International 18 2. Case Study on concepts of

Dynamics Nature, Theories, Shaping of
Personalities
Perception and Attribution:
Meaning, Definitions, Influencing
factors, Perceptual process
Academia: MIT.Edu perceptions and personality
differences
Industry Mapping:
Behavioral Dynamic,
Personality Alignment,
Perception Integration

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3 Learning Learning: Definition, International 10 3. Case Study on concepts of
cognition in Process, Cognitive theory of Standards learning
organizatio learning Attitudes: Definition, MIT.Edu
ns Objective, Nature, Components-
ABC model, Formation, Function, Industry Mapping:
Challenging attitudes Learning Synergy
Group Learning
Dynamics
Collaborative Learning

4 Group Group Dynamics: Definition, International 10 4. Case Study on concepts of

Dynamics Objective, Types, Introduction to Standards group dynamics.
Group Development and MIT.Edu
Structuring.

Industry Mapping:
Team Dynamics Group
Interaction Collective
Behavior

5 Power and Power and Political behavior:
conflict Definition, Power Dynamics,
Sources, Power tactics, Essence of
politics, Types of political
activities Conflicts: Definition,
Objective, Nature, Nature of
conflicts, Process, levels
International 10 5. Case Study on concepts of
Standards : MIT.Edu power dynamics and conflict
resolution in organizations.
Industry Mapping:
Power Dynamics
Conflict Resolution
Influence Management

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 6 Organizatio Communication: Definition, International 10
n al Objective, Types of Interpersonal Standards: MIT.Edu 6. Case Study on concepts of
Communica Communication, Influencing organizational
ti on factors, Barriers. communication
International Organizational Industry Mapping:
Behavior. Corporate
Communication
Organizational
Messaging Business
Discourse

*Submitted by Suchana Roy, IEM Saltlake campus;Manisha Singh, UEM Jaipur*

TEXTBOOK: 1. Organizational Behaviour,14th Edition,K. Aswathapa,Himalaya Publication

REFERENCE BOOKS:
1. Reference: Organizational behavior: an evidence-based approach.
Edition- 12th ed, Fred Luthans, McGraw Hill
2. Organizational behavior. 13th ed, Stephen P. Robbins, Timothy A. Judge & Seema Sanghi. Pearson

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 University of Engineering and Management
Institute of Engineering & Management, Salt Lake Campus
Institute of Engineering & Management, New Town Campus
University of Engineering & Management, Jaipur

Syllabus for BBA Admission Batch 2023

Subject Name: MACRO ECONOMICS Credit: 6 Lecture
Hours: 60Subject Code: BBABB203
Pre-requisite: Important Macroeconomics Concepts
Relevant Links:

Study Material Coursera NPTEL Linkedin Learning Infosys Springboard

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

1. To demonstrate the concepts of national income accounting with all the measurement parameters.

2. To make students understand the concept of consumption function with the idea of average and marginal propensity to save.

3. To understand the concept of IS-LM Curves model with the reference of different government policies.

4. To determine the concept of Inflation, Unemployment and their trade-off, Phillips curve.

5. To explore the concepts of balance of trade and payments, the full knowledge about the Foreign Exchange Market.

6. To make student understand the concept of globalization, effects of trade agreements, GATT & WTO.
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 COURSE OUTCOMES:

CO 1: Students would be able to understand the fundamental concept of national income accounting, it’s measurement, Some numerical
problems of calculation of national income.
CO 2: Students would be able to understand the concept of consumption function with the idea of average and marginal propensity to save,
Determination of national income: Saving-Investment Approach.

CO 3: Students would be able to understand the concept of IS-LM Curves model with the reference of different government policies.
CO 4: Students will be able to understand the concept of Inflation, Unemployment and their trade-off, Phillips curve, Friedman’s View
regarding Phillips Curve.

CO 5: Students will be able to explore the concepts of balance of trade and payments, the full knowledge about the Foreign Exchange
Market, Purchasing Power Parity Theory.

CO 6: Students will be able to understand understand the concept of globalization, effects of trade agreements, GATT & WTO. They will
understand the Impact of Global Financial Crisis on India: Stock Market Crash, Depreciation of Indian Rupee, Liquidity Crunch in the
Banking System.

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Module Topic Sub-topics Mapping with Industryand Lecture Correspon
number International Academia Hours ding
Assignmen
t
1 Circular Meaning of national income, Circular International Academia: 12 numerical
Flow of flow of income, National income and problems of
Income & national product, Concept of national https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/15-015- calculation of
National income: GNP,NNP, NNPFC, Personal and macro-and-international- economics- national
disposable personal income, Measurement fall- 2011/resources/mit15_015f11_l
Income income.
of national income, Value added method, ec01/
Accounting Expenditure method, Income method,
difficulties in measurement of national https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/14-02-
income, Difficulties in measuring principles-of- macroeconomics-fall-
national income in developing countries, 2004/resources/lecture2/
NominalGDP and Real GNP, Some
numerical problems of calculation of Industry Mapping:
national income.
Concept of national income: GNP,
NNP, NNPFC, Nominal
GDP and Real GNP

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2 Consumption The concept of consumption function and
Function its features, Average and marginal
propensity to consume, saving function:
Average propensity to save and marginal
propensity to save.
Determination of national income: Saving-
Investment Approach.
International Standards 8 Case
:(https://web.stanford.edu/ Study
class/archive/ee/ee108a/ee
108a.1082/schedule.html)
Industry Mapping: Consumption
pattern of different consumers.

3 IS-LM The goods market and money market:
Curves Links between them, Goodsmarket
Model equilibrium: The LM curve, Shift in the
LM curve, Intersection of the IS and LM
curves: The simultaneous equilibrium of
goods and money market. Explaining the
role government’s fiscal and monetary
policy, The three ranges of LM curve. The
effectiveness of monetary and fiscal
policies.
International Standards : 12 Case
Study
https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/14-02-
principles-of- macroeconomics-fall-
2004/resources/lecture5/
https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/14-02-
principles-of- macroeconomics-fall-
2004/resources/lecture6/
Industry Mapping: Linkage
between the commodity
market andmoney market.

4 Inflation- Introduction, Definition of inflation, Kinds of International Standards: 12 Case Study

Unemploym inflation, effects of inflation, Policy measures to https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/14
ent Tradeoff control inflation. Concept of Stagflation. Inflation -02-principles-of-
and Unemployment—Phillips Curve— Explanation macroeconomics-fall-
of Phillips Curve- NaturalRate Hypothesis and 2004/resources/lecture15/
Adaptive Expectations : Friedman’s View regarding
Phillips Curve—Long-RunPhillips Curve and Industry Mapping:
Adaptive Expectations— Long-Run Philips Curve : Phillips Curve,
Rational Expectations – Relationship between AdaptiveExpectations,
Short-Run Phillips Curve and Long-Run Phillips Rational Expectations.
Curve.

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5 Concepts Balance of Trade and Balance of Payments— International Standards: 8 Case Study
of BOP and Balance of Payments onCurrent https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/
Foreign Account—Balance of Payments on Capital 15-015-macro-and-
Exchange Account—Distinction betweenCurrent Account and international-economics-
Rates Capital Account fall-
—Determination of Balance ofPayments 2011/resources/mit15_015f1
— Does Balance of Payments always Balance— 1
Globalisation, Capital Flowsand Balance Payments— _lec03/
Equilibrium inthe Balance of Payments—Causes of
Disequilibrium in the Balance of Payments—How
Disequilibrium can beCorrected ? Industry Mapping:
Current and Capital Account,
Foreign Exchange and Foreign Exchange Market— Importance of Capital Flow.
Floating vs. Fixed Exchange Rate System— Understanding Foreign
Appreciationand Depreciation of Currencies— Exchange Market—Floating
Managed Float vs. Fixed Exchange,
System in India – Some Important Appreciation and
Depreciationof Currencies
Foreign Exchange Rate Concepts— Determination
of Exchange Rate— Changes in Exchange Rate—
ForeignExchange Rate and Balance of
Payments—Factors Affecting Exchange Rate—
Purchasing Power Parity Theory

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6 Globalisati Introduction : Meaning of Globalisation—Case for International Standards: 8 Case Study
on, Globalisationof Indian Economy — Dangers and https://ocw.mit.edu/courses
Commercia Risks of Globalisation – Volatility in Exchange /15-015-macro-and-
l Policy and Rate and Economic Instability — Measures international-economics-
WTO Adopted in India to Promote Globalisation fall-
— Consequences of Globalisation for India — 2011/resources/mit15_015f
Global Commercial Policy – Effects of Trade 11_lec11/
Agreements: Trade Creation and Trade Diversion –
GATTand WTO. Industry Mapping:
Meaning of Globalisation,
Sub-Prime Housing Bubble – Failure ofFree Market Case for Globalisation of
Economy – Crash in StockMarket – Adverse Effect Indian Economy, Trade
on Flow of Credit, Investment and How Crisis Creation andTrade
Spread to Europe and other Countries –Impact of Diversion, Stock Market
Global Financial Crisis on India : Stock Market Crash, Liquidity Crunch
Crash, Depreciation of Indian Rupee, Liquidity
Crunch in the Banking System – Impact on Indian
Economic Growth and Balance of Payments

*Submitted by Dr. Rabin Mazumder, Dr. Debarati Ghosh & Prof. Peu Das, Dept. of BBA, Institute of Engineering & Management, Saltlake
Campus, Kolkata and Prof Sourav Banerjee, University of Engineering & Management,Jaipur
TEXT BOOK:

1. MACROECONOMICS Theory and Policy , H L AHUJA, S CHAND PUBLICATION

REFERENCE BOOKS:

1. Macroeconomics, Sunayini Parchure, PHI

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 University of Engineering and Management
Institute of Engineering & Management, Salt Lake Campus
Institute of Engineering & Management, New Town Campus
University of Engineering & Management, Jaipur

Syllabus for BBA Admission Batch 2023

Subject Name: Operations Research Credit: 4 Lecture Hours: 48
Subject Code: BBABB204

Study Material NPTEL LinkedIn Learning Coursera

Course Objective:

1. Understand the optimization method

2. To evaluate the reliability and validity of a measuring

3. Apply the method to other Real life Problem

4. Use various technique like game theory, LPP in real life problem.

Course Outcome:

CO1 Understand the LPP problem & Solution using Graphical method

CO2 Understand the concept of feasible solution, Simplex method & Duality

CO3 Understand Transportation & Assignment problem

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CO4 Understand game theory & basic notion of network analysis

Module Topic Sub-topics Mapping with Industry and Lectur Corresponding Lab / Case-
number International Academia e Hours Study Assignment

1 Module Linear Programming Problems (LPP):
I: Basic LPP and Applications; Various
Components of LP Problem
Formulation; Solution of Linear
Programming Problems: Solution of
LPP: Using Graphical Method
International Standards: 12 Hours Formulation of Business
https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/15 Optimization Models using
-053-optimization-methods-in- Microsoft Excel.
management-science-spring-
2013/resources/mit15_053s13_
lec2/
Industry Mapping:

Production scheduling,
inventory policies.
2 Module II: Definitions: Feasible Solution, Basic International Standards 12 Hours Solution of Business
and non-basic Variables, Basic Feasible https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/1 Optimization Models using
Solution, Degenerate and Non- 5-053-optimization-methods- Microsoft Excel.
Degenerate Solution, Solution of LPP in-management-science-
by Simplex Method, Big-M; Duality spring-
Theory (Primal to dual & vice versa- 2013/resources/mit15_053s1
Simple example). 3_lec4/
Industry Mapping:
Solution of Business
problems using
mathematical model.
3 Module Transportation problem -Introduction; International Standards : 12 Hours
III: Computational procedure; concept of https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/15 Application of TP & AP
basic feasible solution; Optimality test -053-optimization-methods-in- in various Business
for basic feasible solution; Assignment management-science-spring- Models using QM for
2013/ Windows.
problem - Mathematical Formulation of
Industry Mapping:
the problem; Computational procedure
Defining an optimal
strategy for
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 distributing several
supply centers to
minimize the cost and
time.

4 Module Game Theory: Introduction; 2-Person International Standards : 12 Hours

IV: Zero-sum Game; Saddle Point; Mini-
Max and Maxi-Min Theorems
(statement only) and problems; Games
without Saddle Point; Graphical
Method; Principle of Dominance
*Submitted by Dr.Bidushi Chakraborty, Sreeparna Guha, IEM Saltlake campus; Dr. Rahul Sharma, UEM Jaipur*
https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/15 Analyzing cases using GT
-053-optimization-methods-in- techniques.
management-science-spring-
2013/resources/mit15_053s13_
lec7/
Industry Mapping:
To help you predict what
other people may do in
situations where the
outcomes are unclear.

TEXTBOOK: 1. LPP & Game Theory by Ghosh & Charaborty

2. Operations Research by J.K.Sharma
Reference: 1. Linear Programming and Game Theory by Sanyal & Das

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 University of Engineering and Management
Institute of Engineering & Management, Salt Lake Campus
Institute of Engineering & Management, New Town Campus
University of Engineering & Management, Jaipur

Syllabus for BBA Admission Batch 2023

Subject Name: Environment & Sustainable Development Credit: 4 Lecture Hours: 40

Subject Code: BBABB205

Pre-requisite: Environmental studies

Relevant Links:

Study Material Coursera NPTEL LinkedIn Learning Infosys Springboard

COURSE OBJECTIVES:
1. To introduce basic postulates of environment and nature and to introduce sustainability development for understanding the
environment expressions.

2. To study about ecosystem for the analysis and design of food chains, food webs and biodiversity.

3. To introduce the basics of global warming, effects, causes, measures and Kyoto protocol

4. To illustrate the concept of Environment Management System and some concept of audit, green rating project.

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COURSE OUTCOMES:
CO 1: Students will have a thorough knowledge of multidisciplinary nature and sustainable development also they will apply
that knowledge while required.
CO 2: After completing this course, the students will be able to design and analyze about Nature ecosystem.
CO 3: Students will acquire a knowledge about Global warming and climate changes.
CO 4: They will be able understand what is EMS and also, they will acquire knowledge on conducting audits and green rating project.

Mapping with
number

Lecture
Module

Hours
Topic Sub-topics Corresponding Lab
Industry and
Assignment
International
Academia
1 Realm of International Academia: 10 1.Case Study and Assignment
Ecology Introduction, Multidisciplinary nature, Scope and (Readings | Sustainable
importance; the need for environmental Economic Development |
education. Concept of sustainability and Urban Studies and
sustainable development. Study of environmental Planning | MIT
management in Management Schools OpenCourseWare )

IndustryMapping: GIS
Data design in ecological
modeling

2 Ecosystem Ecosystems: Definition, Structure: food chains, International Standards 12
and food webs and function of ecosystem, Industrial (Readings | Energy,
Environment, and Society:
Biodiversity ecology, Biodiversity and Conservation –
Global Politics,
Levels, Acquisition of Biological Wealth
Technologies, and
Ecologies of the Water-
Energy-Food Crises |
Science, Technology, and
Society | MIT
OpenCourseWare)
1. Environmental Audit of
the Campus (Students can
assess energy consumption,
waste generation, water
usage, and pollution levels.
Based on their findings,
propose strategies for
improving environmental
performance).

Industry Mapping:
UKNEA (2011) and
Newton et al. (2012a

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3 Global Global Warming, Effects, How to Combat International Standards 6 1. Impact Assessment
Environment Global Warming, Climate Change, Kyoto : (Readings | Global (Assign students to
Problem Protocol, Climate Change and Business Warming Science | Earth, research and present the
Atmospheric, and various impacts of global
Planetary Sciences | MIT warming on different
OpenCourseWare) sectors (ecosystems,
agriculture, sea level rise,
extreme weather events,
IndustryMapping: etc.).
GIS Application

4 Environm Installing EMS, Why EMS, Certification for International Standards: 12 1. Sustainability
ental EMS, Environmental Standards, ISO (Readings | Introduction Assessment of Products
Managem 14000(Series)- The Basic Principles, Actual to Environmental Policy (Ask students to select any
and Planning | Urban day-to-day products and
ent Conduct of Audit Certification, The Indian
Studies and Planning | conduct a life cycle
System Scene, Green rating project MIT OpenCourseWare) analysis to assess their
environmental impact.
They should evaluate raw
IndustryMapping: material extraction,
GIS Software and production, transportation,
Digital elevation use, and disposal phases,
model and propose alternatives
or improvements for
sustainability)

TEXT BOOK:

1. Environmental management by N K Uberoi 2nd Edition

REFERENCE BOOKS:
1. Environmental management by N K Uberoi 2nd Edition Reference:
2. A Textbook Environment by KM. Agrawal; PK. Sikdar; SC Deb
3. Environmental Management by GN Pandey

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 University of Engineering and Management
Institute of Engineering & Management, Salt Lake Campus
Institute of Engineering & Management, New Town Campus
University of Engineering & Management, Jaipur

Syllabus for BBA Admission Batch 2023

Subject Name: Business Ethics Credit: 4 Lecture Hours: 40

Subject Code: BBABB206

Pre-requisite:
Relevant Links:

Study Material Coursera NPTEL Linkedin Learning Infosys Springboard

COURSE OBJECTIVES:

1. Define students to learn the common ethical issues in business.

2. Analyze how business people make ethical decisions and handle ethical issues.
3. Illustrate specific measures of companies for building effective ethical programs.
4. Analyze the impact of CSR implementation on corporate culture, particularly as it relates to social issues.

COURSE OUTCOMES:

CO 1: Identify ethical behavior by the individual and the challenges posed by organized business activity.
CO 2: Evaluate legal, social and ethical matters in business, identify the influence decisions.
CO 3: Understanding Indian ethos, Value and business ethics and its application in business behavior.
CO 4: Enhanced ethical critical thinking.
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 Mapping with
number Topic Sub-topics Correspondi

Lecture
Module

Hours
Industry and
ng Lab
International
Assignm
Academia
ent
1 Introduction Need, Objective and process for value education; 5 Practice exercises
Wealth, Value and Human Nature; Meta Ethics, International Academia: for Self-
Non naturalism, Non cognitivism and the exploration
epistemic problem of cognitivism; Normative https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/2
Ethics, Goodness, Rightness, Distributive Justice; 4-231-ethics-fall-
Procedural Justice; retributive justice; restorative; 2009/pages/lecture-notes/
Moral Character, Free will and moral
responsibility; Case Study Industry Mapping:
Industry academia interface
lecture of productivity measure

2 Personal and The reality; A question of character; 5 Practice exercises

Professional commitment; Code of Ethics; Ethical Decision- International Academia: for Self-
Practice making, Ethical Dilemmas in Organization, https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/ exploration
Whistle Blowing, Environmental Ethics, 15-270-ethical-practice-
Corruption and Gender Issues—Gender Ethics, leading-through-
Sexual Harassment and discrimination. professionalism-social-
responsibility-and-system-
design-spring-
2016/pages/syllabus/
https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/
esd-932-engineering-ethics-
spring-2006/pages/syllabus/

Industry Mapping:
Industry academia interface
lecture of productivity measure

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Corporate Definitions and strategies; Clash of values; 5
Social Constructing the global marketplace; Corporate International Academia: Practice
Responsibility culture and individual responsibility; Models of https://ocw.mit.edu/cou exercises
CSR; The National Voluntary Guidelines on rses/15-270-ethical- for Self-
Social, Environmental and Economic practice-leading- exploration
Responsibilities of Business; Guidelines of through-
DOPE on CSR for Central PSEs; April 2010; professionalism-social-
Acts on CSR policy; Innovative areas of CSR; responsibility-and-
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