Business Mathematics : BBA-103

Lecture Series Description Lecture By
Lecture 1  Concept of Factorial-1 Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 2  Concept of Factorial-2 Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 3 Principle of Counting Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 4 Principle of Mathematical Induction Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 5  Arithmetic Progression-1 Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 6  Arithmetic Progression-2 Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 7  Geometric Progression-1 Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 8  Geometric Progression-2 Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 9 Concepts of function-1 Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 10  Concepts of function-2 Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 11 Definition of a matrix, types of matrices Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 12  Equality of matrices, matrix operations Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 13  Transpose of a matrix Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 14  Determinants Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 15 System of linear equations Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 16  Cramer’s rule, inverse of a matrix Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 17  Properties of the inverse solution to a System of equations Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 18 Rank of a matrix, rank of a system of equations Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 19 Echelon matrix, Application of matrices to business problems Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 20  Input output analysis Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 21  Preparation of Depreciation Lapse Schedule Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 22 Leiontiff I/O Model Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 23 Permutation and combination-1 Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 24  Permutation and combination-2 Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 25  Derivative of a Parametric function Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 26  Logarithmic Differentiation Derivative of an inverse function-1 Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 27 Logarithmic Differentiation Derivative of an inverse function-2 Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 28  Optimisation using calculus Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 29  Point of inflexion absolute and local- Maxima and minima Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 30 Optimization in case of multivariate function Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 31  Lagrangian multipliers Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 32  Derivative as a rate measure Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 33  Applications in business Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 34 Indifinite integrals Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 35  Techniques of integration-1 Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 36 Techniques of integration-2 Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 37  Definite Integrals Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 38  Business Application Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 39  Consumers or Producer’s surplus Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 40 Learning curve Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D