Economics

Damini K L   M.A (B.Ed.), NET

HOD, Assistant Professor, Mentor, Criteria VII Member

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Bangalore City University Ranks

Bindu R 05th Rank 2018-19	Aakanksha M 09th Rank 2020-21	Prithi Honnareddy 01st Rank 2021-22
Manu R 03rd Rank 2021-22

PROGRAMME OUTCOME-2022-23

By the end of the programme students will be able to:

PO1- The students acquire knowledge in the field of Social Science, Literature and

Humanities which make them sensitive and sensible enough

PO2- BA graduates will be acquainted with the Social, Economical, Historical, Geographical,

Political, Ideological and Philosophical traditions and thinking 

PO3- The program also empowers the graduates to appear for various competitive examinations or choose the post-graduate programme of their choice 

PO4- BA program enables the student to acquire knowledge with human values framing the best to deal with various problems in life with courage and humanities  PO5- Programme provides the base to be a responsible citizen  

PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOME:

PSO1- Understanding the origin and nature of economical activities 

PSO2- Study and analyze economic activities in critical perspectives

PSO3- Have a better understanding of the working of various economic institutions

PSO4- Aware students about various economic problems causing because fluctuations in an economy

PSO5- Build ability among students to be in future as a economic advisers and policy makers

PSO6- Acquiring knowledge to take up various competitive exams related economics

PSO7- Build ability to perform as successful economic analysts

PSO8- Acquiring theoretical and empirical knowledge about the various concepts of economics 

COURSE OUTCOME 2022-23

Title of the paper: of the paper: DSC 1.1. Economic Analysis -I

Course Outcomes :              

CO.1 Identify the facets of an economic problem.

CO.2. Learn basic economic concepts and terms.

CO.3. Explain the operation of a market system;

CO.4. Analyse the production and cost relationships of a business firm;

CO.5 Evaluate the pricing decisions under different market structures; and

CO.6. Use basic cost-benefit calculations as a means of decision making (i.e., thinking like an

economist)

 Title of the paper: DSC 1.2:Contemporary Indian Economy

Course Outcomes :

CO.1Understand the current problems of Indian Economy

CO.2 Identify the factors contributing to the recent growth of the Indian economy

CO.3 Evaluate impact of LPG policies on economic growth in India

CO.4 Analyze the sector specific policies adopted for achieving the aspirational goals

CO.5 Review various economic policies adopted

Title of the paper :: DSC 2.1: Economic Analysis-II

CO 1. Understand the operation of the overall economic system;

CO 2. Calculate national income and related aggregates

CO 3. Explain the relationship between macroeconomic aggregates;

CO 4. Analyse the nature of business cycles and policies towards controlling them:

CO 5. Evaluate the macroeconomic policies for solving major problems like poverty and unemployment

 Title of the paper : DSC 2.2:Karnataka Economy

1. Understand the nature of economic growth and problems of Karnataka state.

2, Explain the process of structural growth in Karnataka economy:

3. Evaluate the policies and programmes undertaken by the Govt. of Karnataka for bringing about socio-economic development

Course Title: DSC-3.1 Microeconomics

Course Outcomes

CO1. Understand introductory economic concepts.

C02. Recognize basic supply and demand analysis

CO3. Recognize the structure and the role of costs in the economy

CO4. Describe, using graphs, the various market models: perfect competition, monopoly, monopolistic competition, and oligopoly

CO 5. Explain how equilibrium is achieved in the various market models

CO 6. Identify problem areas in the economy, and possible solutions, using the analytical tools developed in the course.

Course Title: DSC-3.2.2Agriculture Economics

Course Outcomes (COs)

CO01. Acquire knowledge of the role of agriculture in economic development

C02. Acquire the theoretical and application knowledge of agricultural growth and

development

CO3. To enable the students to understand the Strategy of Agricultural Development in India,

CO4. To make the students aware of institutional and non-institutional sources of agricultural Finance

Title of the paper: DSC-4.1 Macroeconomics

Course Outcomes :

CO1: Acquire knowledge on the circular flow of income in two sectors, three and four-sector model

CO2: Understand and learn the calculation of national income

CO 3: Appreciate the classical and Keynesian theory of Employment

CO 4: Understand the concepts of multiplier and accelerator and leaning the simple

          Calculation on the working of Multiplier and Accelerator

CO 5: Acquire knowledge of the determinants of the Investment function

Title of the paper: DSC-4.2.1 Statistics for Economics

Course Outcomes

CO1.understand the nature of Data and their presentation

CO2.Calculate Descriptive statistics like measures of central tendency and dispersion

CO3.Apply statistical techniques like correlation and regression in Economic analysis

Title of the paper: INDIAN ECONOMICS

Course Outcomes:

1. 1 Students will know the Indian Economy during the Pre-British rule, British Rule and at the time of India’s Independence

CO.2Critical understanding of the impact of reforms on agriculture, industry and services

CO.3Understand the Importance and role of the Services Sector in India’s economic development

Title of the paper: Environmental Economics

Course Outcomes:

CO.1 Good acquaintance with the concepts, tools, and issues in Environmental Economics

CO.2Understanding the power of market, market failure and markets for the environment

CO.3Understand the economics of sustainable development

Title of the paper: International Trade Theory & Policy

Course Outcomes:

CO.1Good acquaintance with the concepts, and theories of international trade

CO.2Understanding the Importance of international trade

CO.3Acquaintance with the foreign exchange and balance of payments

CO.4Understanding the origin, structure and function of International monetary institutions

and India’s relation with them

Title of the paper: Human Resource management

Course Outcomes:

CO.1 Good acquaintance with the fundamentals of HRM

CO.2 Understanding the vital aspects of HRP

CO.3 Acquaintance with the need and significance of Appraisal

CO.4 Understanding the difference between 1Q and EQ as well as need of the Time

CO.5 Management and Stress Management

Department of Economics 2018-23 Calendar of Events