Master of Business Administration (FTFEM)/Batch 2026-28/Semester 2/Generic Core Courses
    CO1: To review the strategies for efficiently managing Supply Chain Operations
    CO2: To analyze and evaluate the contribution of supply chain strategy in the organization's success
    CO3: To construct and recommend different approaches to implement supply chain
    CO4: To discuss next generation supply chains
    CO5: To review innovations in supply chain management

    Catalogue Code: T2181
    Course Type: Generic Core Course
    Total Credit: 2
    Credits (Theory): 2
    No. of Hours: 30
    Internal Marks: 60
    External Marks : 40
    Total Marks: 100
    Experiential Learning: No
    Primary Orientation of the Course: Professional Ethics
    Course Code: 406410206
    Floating Credit: No
    Audit Course: No
    Course Skill Type: Transferable /Life Skills
    Course Needs: Global
      To introduce the overview of service sperations, challenges, concepts of quality, customer satisfaction and management practices.
      To introduce the overview of service sperations, challenges, concepts of quality, customer satisfaction and management practices.
      To discuss various factors in structuring the services operations
      To study the service quality management.
      To discuss the various models of waiting lines.
      Catalogue Code: T2187
      Course Type: Generic Core Course
      Total Credit: 2
      Credits (Theory): 2
      No. of Hours: 30
      Internal Marks: 60
      External Marks : 40
      Total Marks: 100
      Experiential Learning: No
      Primary Orientation of the Course: Professional Ethics
      Course Code: 406410205
      Floating Credit: No
      Audit Course: No
      Course Skill Type: Transferable /Life Skills
      Course Needs: Global
        Course Outcome(s):
        By the end of this course, the students will be able to:
        CO 1: formulate research questions and develop a sufficiently coherent research design
        CO 2: assess the appropriateness of different kinds of research designs and methodology
        CO 3: develop independent thinking for critically analysing research reports.
        Catalogue Code: T2890
        Course Type: Generic Core Course
        Total Credit: 4
        Credits (Theory): 4
        No. of Hours: 60
        Internal Marks: 120
        External Marks : 80
        Total Marks: 200
        Experiential Learning: No
        Primary Purpose of Course: Entrepreneurship
        Primary Orientation of the Course: Professional Ethics
        Course Code: 406410204
        Floating Credit: No
        Audit Course: No
        Course Skill Type: Transferable /Life Skills
        Course Needs: Global
          CO1: To study and demonstrate knowledge of core concepts of food safety and quality of foods To demonstrate knowledge to conduct risk assessments relevant to food industry
          CO2: To study the certifications and accreditations in details
          CO3: To critically evaluate relevant scientific literature in food safety developments and quality assurance and comprehend its scope and relevance in food based operations
          Catalogue Code: TH4169
          Course Type: Generic Core Course
          Total Credit: 3
          Credits (Theory): 3
          No. of Hours: 45
          Internal Marks: 90
          External Marks : 60
          Total Marks: 150
          Experiential Learning: No
          Primary Orientation of the Course: Environment and Sustainability
          Course Code: 406410203
          Floating Credit: No
          Audit Course: No
          Course Skill Type: Transferable /Life Skills
          Course Needs: Global
            Course Outcomes: COs
            CO1: To study the methods of food preservation.
            CO2: To identify and learn the novel techniques of food preservation.
            CO3: To identify and understand the industry methods for the preservation of different foods.
            CO4: To be able to have an understanding for development of new product by using preservation methods.
            CO5: To unable to increase the shelf life of food by using different preservation techniques.
            Catalogue Code: TH4890
            Course Type: Generic Core Course
            Total Credit: 3
            Credits (Theory): 3
            No. of Hours: 45
            Internal Marks: 90
            External Marks : 60
            Total Marks: 150
            Experiential Learning: No
            Primary Orientation of the Course: Professional Ethics
            Course Code: 406410201
            Floating Credit: No
            Audit Course: No
            Course Skill Type: Transferable /Life Skills
            Course Needs: Global
              CO1: To comprehend the fundamental fermentation science and technology as well as its practical implementation in the administration of food businesses. CO2 :To become familiar with fermenters, and types of fermentation. CO3: A comprehensive understanding of role of fermentation in food preservation CO4 : A comprehensive understanding of role of microorganism in fermented food and beverage development.
              Catalogue Code: TH4889
              Course Type: Generic Core Course
              Total Credit: 3
              Credits (Theory): 3
              No. of Hours: 45
              Internal Marks: 90
              External Marks : 60
              Total Marks: 150
              Experiential Learning: No
              Primary Orientation of the Course: Professional Ethics
              Course Code: 406410201
              Floating Credit: No
              Audit Course: No
              Course Skill Type: Transferable /Life Skills
              Course Needs: Global