Quantitative Techniques : BBA-104

Lecture Series Description Lecture By
Lecture 1 Statistics: Definition, Importance & Limitation Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 2  Collection of data and formation of frequency distribution Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 3 Graphic presentation of Frequency distribution – Graphics, Bars, Histogram Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 4 Measure of central tendency – Mean, Graphic presentation of Frequency distribution – Graphics, Bars, Histogram Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 5 Median Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 6 Mode Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 7  Partition values – quartiles, deciles and percentiles Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 8 Measures of variation – Range, IQR, quartile, deciles and percentiles Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 9 Mean Deviation Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 10 Quartile deviation Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 11 Standard deviation, Lorenz Curve Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 12 Measure of Variation – Skewness Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 13 Correlation Analysis: – Concept Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 14 Correlation Coefficient, Assumptions of Correlation Analysis Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 15 Coefficients of Determination and Correlation Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 16 Measurement of Correlation- Karl Pearson’s Method, Spearman’s Rank Correlation Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 17 Concurrent Deviation the Correlation Coefficient Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 18 Pitfalls and Limitations Associated with Regression Analysis Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 19 Linear Programming – Concept Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 20 LP – Formulation, LP – Graphical Solution Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 21 Maximization Problem Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 22 Minimization Problem Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 23 Linear Programming – Simplex Method Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 24 Duality – Concept Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 25 Duality-, Significance, Usage Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 26 Duality Application in Business Decision Making. Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 27 General Structure of Transportation Problem Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 28 Transportation Problem – Introduction Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 29 NCW Method Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 30 LCM Method Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 31 Vogel’s Method Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 32  Stepping Stone Method Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 33  MODI Method Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 34 Degeneracy of Transportation Method Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 35 Assignment Problem: Different Methods Operations Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 36 Unbalanced assignment problems Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 37 Restrictions in assignment-1 Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 38 Restrictions in assignment-2 Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 39 Travelling Salesman Model-1 Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D
Lecture 40 Travelling Salesman Model-2 Lecture by A,    Lecture by B,    Lecture by C,    Lecture by D