BBM 1st Semester Syllabus of all Subjects

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BBM 1st Semester Syllabus of all Subject
BBM 1st Semester Syllabus of all Subject

We will discuss the BBM 1st Semester Syllabus of all Subjects. BBM means Bachelor’s in Business Management.

BBM 1st Semester Syllabus of all Subjects

Following is the BBM 1st Semester Syllabus of all Subjects.

Subjects

Following are the subjects in BBM 1st semester.

S.NSubjectSubject CodeCredit HoursLecture Hour
1Microeconomics for BusinessECO 2033 Hrs48 Hrs
2English – IENG 2013 Hrs48 Hrs
3Foundations of Business ManagementMGT 2313 Hrs48 Hrs
4Business Mathematics – IMTH 2013 Hrs48 Hrs
5Sociology For BusinessSOC 2033 Hrs48 Hrs

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ECO 203: Microeconomics for Business

Following is the syllabus of ECO 203: Microeconomics for Business.

UnitsName of the UnitsContents of Units
1Fundamentals of Microeconomics Microeconomics: concept and scope. Microeconomics in business decisions. Nature and uses; Basic principles of economics. how people make decisions, how people interact, and how the economy as a whole works.
2Analysis of Demand, Supply, and Market EfficiencyDemand function: concept and types, movement and shifts in demand curve; Supply function. concept and types, movement and shifts in supply curve; Market equilibrium. Effect of changes in demand and supply on market equilibrium.
3Theory of Consumer BehaviorCardinal approach: assumptions, consumer’s equilibrium, and derivation of the demand curve. Ordinal approach. concept, assumptions and properties of indifference curve; Marginal rate of substitution; Price line;
4Production and Cost AnalysisProduction function: concept and types; Optimal employment of one variable input. Isoquants: assumptions, MRTS, properties, and isocost line, optimal employment of two variable inputs. Laws of returns to scale.
5Pricing Theory and PracticesMarket structure: concept and characteristics; Profit maximization goal of firm. Price and output determination under perfect competition. short-run and long-run equilibrium, Derivation of short-run supply curve of a firm and industry. Price and output determination under monopoly.
6Markets for ResourcesWage determination, competitive labor market, Three union models, The minimum-wage controversy, Wage differentials, and Pay for performance. Interest rate differentials; Economic rent and its determination. Profit: business profit and economic profit.

ENG 201: English – I

Following is the Syllabus of the English

UnitsName of the UnitsContents of the Units
1Core EnglishWhat are you like? 2. Customs and traditions 3. Looking ahead 4. Into the wild 5. Health matters 6. Would you believe it? 7. Traces of the past
2The big issues 9. It’s a crime 10. Buying and selling 11. Entertainment or art 12. A changing world 13. Writing guide 14. Grammar reference
3Genres and DisciplinesNew Nepal 2. Shooting an Elephant 3. The Parrot in the Cage 4. Advertise Your Business 5. The Company Man 6. Light My Lucky 7. The Etiquette of Freedom 8. The Rights of Animals. Professions for Women 10. The Stronger 11. Here I Love You.
4Girl 13. Popular Mechanics 14. The Fly 15. Jest and Earnest 16. The Hundredth Dove 17. The Lunatic 18. The Clock Tower 19. Beauty 20. All-Pervading Poetry 21. The Allegory of the Cave 22. Not the Non-Existent.

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MGT 231: Foundation of Business Management

UnitsName of the UnitsContents of the Units
1Introduction Concept of management and business management, the management process, type of managers (general, functional, and line managers), basic managerial roles and skills, changing jobs of managers, and management challenges.
2Philosophical Aspects of ManagementThe classical philosophy (scientific management, administrative management, and bureaucratic management), behavioral management philosophy (human relation movement and Hawthorne studies), system and contingency philosophy, and emerging issues and challenges in Nepalese business.
3Business Ethics and Social ResponsibilityEthical issues in management, the roots of unethical behavior. philosophical approaches to ethics, social responsibility of business, and arguments for social responsibility and Friedman doctrine.
4Planning and Decision MakingPlanning: Meaning and levels of planning, planning horizons, planning process, meaning and use of single-use, standing, contingency, and derivative planning, pitfalls and their improvement in planning.
5Organizational ArchitectureMeaning and concept of organizational structure and architecture, elements of organizational architecture, designing structure.
6Organizational CultureThe meaning and concept of organizational culture, the importance of organizational culture, change and strengthening organizational culture, managing organizational culture during mergers, and organizational culture in Nepalese organizations.
7Group and TeamMeaning of team and group, the difference between team and group, the importance of team in the organization, creating an effective team, managing team conflict, and the position of teamwork in Nepalese organization.
8Communication and ControlMeaning of business communication, communication process, parties involved in communication, communication barriers and their improvement, meaning, process, and types of control, essentials of the effective control system, control tools and techniques.
9Business Management Trends and Scenario in NepalGrowth of the business sector in Nepal, major industries in Nepal – manufacturing, export-oriented, import-substitution, and service sector, existing management.

MTH 201: Business Mathematics I

Following is the Syllabus of Business Mathematics

ChapterChapter NameContents of Units
1Straight Lines and FunctionsStraight lines, Linear functions, Applications: demand, supply, cost, revenue, Elasticity of demand, Supply and income, Budget and cost constraints, Least square method and line of best fit (two variables only), Least square method for time series analysis.
2Simultaneous Equations Simultaneous linear equations, Equilibrium and break-even points, Consumer surplus, Producer surplus and Total surplus, National income, and the IS-LM model.
3Quadratic Equations Graphs of Quadratic functions, Quadratic equations, Applications to economics and business.
4Non- Linear Functions, Their Graphs and ApplicationsCubic and other polynomial functions, Exponential functions, Logarithmic functions, Hyperbolic functions of the form a/(bx + c); Bisection method, Newton-Raphson method for solving nonlinear equations.
5Financial Mathematics Financial mathematics 10 LHs Arithmetic and geometric sequences and series. Simple interest, compound interest and annual percentage rates, Depreciation, Net present value and internal rate of return, Annuities, debt repayments, and sinking funds. Relationship between interest rates and the price of bonds.
6Differentiations and applicationsIdea of limit, Limit of algebraic functions at a point and at infinity (basic concept only), Slope of a curve and differentiation, Rules of differentiation.

SOC 203: Sociology for Business Management

Following is the syllabus of Sociology for Business

Chapter Chapter Name Time
1Introduction to Sociology 4 LH
2Basic Concepts in Sociology 4 LH
3Social Institutions4 LH
4Social Process4 LH
5Social Stratification 5 LH
6Social Disorder, Deviance and Social Control2 LH
7Social Change4 LH
8Theoretical Perspective in Sociology6 LH
9Research Methods in Sociology 5 LH
10The sociology of Management and Business administration10 LH
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Hence, these are the BBM 1st Semester Syllabus of all Subjects.

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