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Available courses

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY

Course Title

Research Methodology 
Programme: III B.Com (under Manonmaniam Sundaranar University)

Course Description

This course equips commerce students with a comprehensive understanding of the principles and practices of business research. It covers the research process from problem identification to report writing, emphasizing both theoretical frameworks and practical applications. Students will learn to design studies, collect and analyze data, interpret findings, and present results effectively. The course aims to develop critical thinking, analytical skills, and research ethics essential for commerce graduates pursuing professional careers, higher studies, or managerial positions.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

  1. Understand the role of research in commerce and the decision-making process.

  2. Formulate clear research problems, objectives, hypotheses, and research questions.

  3. Select appropriate research designs, sampling techniques, and data collection methods.

  4. Utilize quantitative and qualitative tools for data analysis.

  5. Interpret statistical outputs and draw valid business-related conclusions.

  6. Prepare structured research reports following academic conventions and ethical standards.

Course Outcomes

  • CO1: Frame well-defined research problems with clarity and precision.

  • CO2: Apply suitable methods to design a research study tailored for commerce situations.

  • CO3: Collect and analyze primary and secondary data using both descriptive and inferential statistics.

  • CO4: Demonstrate proficiency in report writing, including detailing findings, conclusions, and recommendations.

  • CO5: Exhibit ethical awareness and adherence to norms in conducting research.

Syllabus 

  1. Introduction to Research in Commerce

    • Concepts, purposes, types (exploratory, descriptive, causal)

    • Role of research in business and policy decisions

  2. Formulating Research Problem & Hypothesis

    • Problem identification, rationale, objectives

    • Hypothesis characteristics and types; testing methods

  3. Research Design & Sampling

    • Experimental, survey, case study designs

    • Sampling frames, sample size, and techniques

  4. Data Collection Techniques

    • Primary (questionnaires, interviews, focus groups)

    • Secondary (publishing sources, online databases)

    • Tools for ensuring reliability and validity

  5. Data Analysis

    • Quantitative: Descriptive statistics, correlation, regression

    • Qualitative: Thematic analysis, coding, content analysis

  6. Research Report Preparation

    • Structure: Abstract, introduction, literature review, methodology, results, discussion, conclusions

    • Referencing styles and citation formats

  7. Ethics and Contemporary Issues in Research

    • Plagiarism, informed consent, data integrity

    • Trending methods: E-research, big data analytics, digital surveys

Teaching & Evaluation Methods

  • Pedagogy: Interactive lectures, real-world case studies, group projects, presentations

  • Assessment: Written assignments, quizzes, project proposals, end-term exam

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

Course Description:
Environmental Studies is a foundational course designed to create awareness among commerce students about the interrelationship between environment and human activities. It introduces the basic concepts of ecology, biodiversity, natural resources, environmental pollution, and sustainable development. The course also highlights the legal and economic aspects of environmental conservation with a focus on business responsibility and ethical practices. It aims to instill a sense of environmental responsibility in future business professionals and prepare them to make informed and eco-conscious decisions in their careers.

Course Objectives:

  • To understand the structure and function of ecosystems and biodiversity.

  • To explore the causes and effects of environmental pollution and control measures.

  • To examine environmental policies, laws, and the role of commerce in sustainability.

  • To promote eco-friendly business practices and corporate social responsibility.

  • To sensitize students towards global and local environmental issues and solutions.

Course Outcome:
By the end of the course, students will be able to analyze environmental challenges, understand the role of commerce in environmental protection, and apply sustainable principles in their personal and professional lives.

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION

Here is a well-structured Course Description for Business Communication tailored for B.Com students under Manonmaniam Sundaranar University:

Course Title:

Business Communication
Programme: B.Com 
University: Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli

Course Description:

Business Communication is a foundational course that introduces students to the principles, processes, and practices of effective communication in a business context. The course equips B.Com students with the skills to communicate confidently and professionally in the modern business environment. It focuses on both oral and written communication forms, covering topics such as business letters, reports, presentations, emails, group discussions, and interview techniques. Special emphasis is placed on clarity, conciseness, tone, and the ethical dimensions of business communication.

Course Objectives:

  • To understand the role and importance of communication in business.

  • To develop the ability to write and present business documents professionally.

  • To enhance interpersonal communication and public speaking skills.

  • To introduce digital communication tools used in the corporate world.

  • To prepare students for effective communication in interviews, meetings, and negotiations.

Course Outcomes:

By the end of the course, students will be able to:

  • CO1: Demonstrate clear and concise business writing for letters, memos, emails, and reports.

  • CO2: Communicate effectively in business meetings, presentations, and group discussions.

  • CO3: Apply communication strategies suited to different business situations.

  • CO4: Exhibit professionalism, etiquette, and ethical standards in business communication.

  • CO5: Use digital tools and technologies for efficient business correspondence.

Indicative Units / Topics Covered:

  1. Introduction to Business Communication

    • Definitions, types, process, barriers to communication

    • Importance in managerial and commercial activities

  2. Written Business Communication

    • Business letters (enquiries, orders, complaints, sales)

    • Memo writing, notices, circulars, and emails

  3. Oral Communication

    • Interviews, meetings, group discussions, and public speaking

    • Listening and feedback mechanisms

  4. Non-verbal Communication

    • Body language, gestures, posture, facial expressions, and appearance

  5. Modern Communication Technology

    • E-mail etiquette, business presentations (PowerPoint)

    • Use of communication tools like Zoom, Google Meet, etc.

  6. Report Writing & Resume Preparation

    • Types of reports, structure, and format

    • Resume/CV writing and cover letter drafting

Teaching Methods:

  • Lectures, role plays, mock interviews, group presentations, audio-visual aids

Assessment Pattern:

  • Assignments, practical activities, oral tests, internal assessments, and end-semester examination