BBA 204 Course Plan

Unit No.	Lecture No.	Topic	Sessional Outcome	Mapping with CO	ICT Tools / Class Material (PPT )	First Shift	Second Shift	Guest Lecture	Expert Lecture
1	L1	Introduction about Financial Management: Meaning, nature, scope, and objectives of Financial Management	Recognizing the purpose of course the basics of Financial Management.	CO1
1	L2	Concept of Profit , wealth and value maximization	Understanding the concept of wealth, profit and value maximization	CO1
1	L3	Implication of profit ,wealth and value maximization	Understanding the implication of wealth ,profit and value	CO1
1	L4	Economic value added	Describing the term economic value added	CO1
1	L5	Market value added	Describing the market vale added	CO1
1	L6	Function and responsibilities of Finance manager	Understanding the fuctions and responsibility of finance managers.	CO1
1	L7	Time value of money	Explaining the Time Value of Money : present value	CO1
1	L8	Time value of money	Explaining the Time Value of Money : fututre value	CO1
1	L9	Time value of money	Describing the Time Value of Money including Pension	CO1
1	L10	Revision
1	L11	Revision
1	L12	Sources of long term finance	Students will be able to understand the sources of long term finance	CO2
1	L13	Components of cost of capital	Students will be able to understand the components of cost of capital.	CO2
1	L14	Calulation of cost of capital	Students will be able to calculate cost of capital	CO2
2	L15	Cost of equity	Understanding of cost of equity	CO2
2	L16	Cost of retained Earning	Understanding of cost of retained earning	CO2
2	L17	Cost of Debt and cost of prefrence Capital	Students will be able to understand the cost of debt and prefrence capital.	CO2
1	L18	Weighted Average cost of capital	Understanding the weighted average cost of capital	CO2
2	L19	Marginal cost of capital	Stuents will be able to understand Marginal cost of capital	CO2
2	L20	Introduction of capital Structure	Understanding the Determinants of Capital structure	CO2
2	L21	Net income approach	Understanding the Net Income Approach and its application	CO2
2	L22	Net operating income approach	Understanding the Net Operating Income Approach its application	CO2
2	L23	MM Hyopothesis	Understanding the MM Approach its application	CO2
2	L24	Traditional Approach	Understanding the Traditional Approach its application	CO2
2	L25	Revision
2	L26	Revision
3	L27	Introduction of capital Budgeting and process of capital Budgeting	Explaining the meaning of capital budgeting	CO3
3	L28	Methods Capital Budgeting	Discussing the methods of capital budgeting	CO3
3	L29	Payback period Method	Student are able to caculate the capital budgeting by Payback method	CO3
3	L30	Discounted payback period method	student are able to caculate the capital budgeting by discounted payback method	CO3
3	L31	Accounting rate of return method	Student are able to caculate the capital budgeting by ARR	CO3
3	L32	Net present value	Student are able to caculate the capital budgeting by NPV	CO3
3	L33	Internal rate of return methods	Student are able to caculate the capital budgeting by IRR	CO3
3	L34	Probabilty index methods	Unerstanding capital budgeting with the help of probability index method	CO3
3	L35	Capital budgeting under risk and uncertainty	Unerstanding the risk factors involved where risky future cash flows are expressed in terms of the certain cash flows investors will accept today	CO3
3	L36	Certainty equivalent Approach	Discussing in detail the the possible outcomes of a series of related choices	CO3
3	L37	Risk Adjusted Discounting Rate	Discussing in detail the the possible outcomes of a series of related choices and numercials	CO3
3	L38	Independent and Dependent Risk Analysis	Understanding the Independent and Dependent Risk Analysis	CO3
3	L39	Independent and Dependent Risk Analysis	Understanding the Independent and Dependent Risk Analysis and numericals on it	CO3
3	L40	Replacement Decisions	Explaiming the replacement decisions	CO3
3	L41	Sensitivity Analysis	Determining how variables impact a single event	CO3
3	L42	Sensitivity Analysis	Determining how variables impact a single event	CO3
3	L43	Introduction to Financial Analytics	Understanding how to improve financial visibility, profitability, and the value for the business and stakeholders	CO5
3	L44	Introduction to Financial Analytics	Understanding how to improve financial visibility, profitability, and the value for the business and stakeholders	CO5
3	L45	Revision
3	L46	Revision
3	L47	Gordon Model	Explaining the Gordon Model in detail	CO4
3	L48	Walter Model	Explaining the Walter Model in detail	CO4
3	L49	MM Approach	Explaining the MM Model in detail	CO4
4	L50	Lintner Model	Explaining the Lintner Model in detail	CO4
4	L51	Planning of Funds through Management of Assets	Explaining the Planning of Funds through Management of Assets	CO4
4	L52	Working Capital Management	Discussing how a business with insufficient working capital will be unable to meet obligations as they fall due, leading to late payments to employees, suppliers and other providers of credit	CO5
4	L53	Concept of Working Capital	Explaining the Concept of Working Capital	CO5
3	L54	Working Capital Approaches	Discussing the approaches to working capital	CO4
3	L55	Working Capital Estimations	Discussing the Working Capital Estimations	CO4
3	L56	Management of Cash	Explaining the process of managing the cash in the firm	CO4
3	L57	terms like Inventories, Receivables, Marketable Securities and Account Payables	Elaborating the key terms on Inventories, Receivables, Marketable Securities and Account Payables	CO4
3	L58	Revision	Discussing the past year question paper
3	L59	Revision	Discussing the past year question paper
3	L60	Revision	Discussing the past year question paper

# As per Scheme & Syllabus Of Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi 2022-23 Onwards.