DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS
Course Outcomes :
(CO’s)
Semester -I
Title of the paper:
Microeconomic Analysis –I- Consumer Behaviour.
CO1:To know the
nature , scope , definitions of economics and consumer behavior.
CO2 : To
Understand the difference between Micro and Macro Economics, Economic analysis
methods.
CO3: To
know the Demand analysis and types of elasticity of demand
.
CO4: To Know the concepts
,functions, types of Utility analysis.
CO5: To
Know the Indifference curves definitions, functions, behavior, features
& consumer surplus.
Semester- II
Title of the Paper: Microeconomic Analysis –II-Production Value an Price Theory.
CO1:To know the
concepts, definitions of production & production costs.
CO2:To understand
the definitions &types of Markets, price discriminations.
CO3:To know
the different types of Markets, Kinked demand curve analysis.
CO4:To understand
the Marginal productivity theory of distribution.
CO5:To analyze
the theories of Rent, Wages ,Profit, Interest.
Semester - III
Title of the Paper: Macroeconomic Analysis-I-National Income,Employment and Money.
CO1: To know the
Meaning, importance of Macroeconomics.
CO2: To understand
National Income definitions and Measurement and to analyze the theories of Two,
Three and Four Sector Economy model.
CO3: To get knowledge about Classical Theory of
Employment & Say’s Law of Market.
CO4: To acquire
knowledge on Keynesian Theory of Employment and Consumption and Marginal
Efficiency of Capital .
CO5: To analyze the
concept of Money – functions , types and theories.
Semester -IV
Title of the paper: Macro Economic Analysis-II-
Banking and International Trade.
CO1: To get knowledge
about Trade Cycles & Inflation, Phases of Trade Cycles and Types of
Inflation and Impact on Economy.
CO2: To know the concept of
Bank, definitions &functions of Bank and analyze the current economic
problems.
CO3: To understand
the importance of Non Banking Financial Institutions and defects of Indian Money Market.
CO4: To be able to
describe the Stock markets , Insurance and importance of Life
Insurance.
C05:To be able to
explain the Macro Economic Policies and International Trade Theories .
Semester-V-Paper-V
Title of the paper: Economic Development and Indian Economy.
CO1: To know
the concepts of Economic Growth &
Economic Development and knowledge about measurement of Economic development
& theories of Economic growth.
CO2: To have
knowledge about Balanced & Unbalanced growth theories.
CO3:
To Understand various aspects of Indian Economy using other
Environmental Resources available in modern ICT tools.
CO4: To know the
concepts of National Income perspective on different problems . Inequalities,
Poverty and Unemployment and approaches to Economic development and growth in
India.
CO5: To analyze
the concepts of Economic Reforms (LPG) & Inclusive Growth.
Semester – V-Paper-VI
Title of the Paper: Indian and
AP Economy.
CO1: Students will
familiar about importance of Indian Economic Agriculture and price policies.
CO2:To get
knowledge about growth of Indian Industrial
Sector, Industrial policies and approaches in India .
CO3: To understand
the Importance of Indian Service Sector .
CO4:To analyze
economy, agriculture, Industrial and service sectors problems and approaches in AP.
CO5: To be able describe
Planning in Indian Economy & NITI Aayog.
Semester – VI-Paper-VII
Title of the Paper: Public Finance
CO1: To know
the Meaning and Scope of Public Finance and difference between Public &
Private Finance and to analyze the Principle of Maximum Social Advantage Theory
.
CO2: To get knowledge
about Sources of Public Revenue & various approaches of taxation.
CO3: To be able to
discuss about classification of Public Expenditure and analyze Laws of
Peacock-Wiseman Hypothesis.
CO4: To understand
the classification & methods of Public Debt.
CO5: To understand
the Budget ,deficit Financing and its impact.
PO'S :
On successful completion of the program the student will be able -
PO 1 : Students develop an understanding of Concepts, theoretical frameworks,
perspectives and methods of inquiry.
PO 2 : Students are trained to think rationally and critically.
PO 3 : Students learn to appreciate diversity and develop cultural sensitivity.
PO 4 : Recognition of self as an individual with strengths and weaknesses.
PO 5 : Students imbibe human values and become responsible citizens.
PO 6 : Eligible candidates for admissions to post-graduate
programs/Research/further studies.
PO 7 : To instill them to understand their professional and ethical responsibilities
so that they displays high standard of professional behavior both
independently and as a team member through the use of ethical practices.
PSO'S:
PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOMES
B.A. (History, Economics,
Political science)
PSO1:
To Understand
the basic concepts of historical movements, development
of cultural civilization. Students are studying
past history enables the student
to comprehend the present age in a broader perspective. Understand the
literary terms and movements across various
cultures and periods of literary history.
PSO2:
To analyze the economic importance of
various sectors like Agriculture,
Industry and service sector of different administration
levels .To understand the basics concepts of income
inequalities, Poverty, Unemployment, Importance of National and International Trade, present relevant policies. To understand
the population Equal sustainable utilization of Environment
and Economical Recourses.
PSO3:
To Understand
develop and demonstrate academic proficiency in the
Subfields of political theory, contemporary Global Issues,
Indian Government and politics, International Relations, Human
rights and public Administration. The Students will develop critical thinking and have
orientation towards research skills in political science.
PSO4:
To promote Values Such as
sustainable development, optimum utilization of resources , patriotism, respecting the ideals of freedom
struggle and responsible citizenship, political participation and socialization.
To provide life skills required for gainful
employments by using
domain knowledge such as
Economic service,
Historians / History writing and bureaucrats at various
levels.
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