Your practical exam would be held on 20th April, 2011.You can download the following files:-
Horizontal Rules, Forms & Frames
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HTML Tags
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Friday, April 1, 2011
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
Paper 6401 : International Business Assignment-1 for M.Com. Sem-3 students of Hans Raj College, 2010-11
You can submit hand-written answer or you can email me a DOC file containing the answer. My email address is avneesh@hotmail.com. Answer each question in 500 words (approx.). Mention references. One question has been assigned to three students. Please don’t copy from others’ assignment.
Avneesh Kumar
Assistant Professor
Hans Raj College
University of Delhi
Avneesh Kumar
Assistant Professor
Hans Raj College
University of Delhi
| Roll No. & Name | Questions |
| 31-Kanika Arora 32-Kritika Batra 33-Neha Jain | Q.Licensing, franchising, and management contracts are all forms of international business activity. Using examples, briefly define each form. What are the advantages and disadvantages of using these forms of activity? |
| 34-Ajay Kumar 36-Manish Kumar 37-Vibhu Pratap Singh | Q.Discuss the trend in India's balance of payment. since 2001. How can you explain the trend ? |
| 38-Vibhash Kumar 39-Aakanksha Nirala 40-Sudeep Batra | Q.Discuss the basic motives that have forced firms to become more global in their orientations and actions. |
| 41-Sonal Jain 43-Amit Sharma 46-Nemneichong | Q: How is the rise of China affecting trade among Asia, Europe, and North America? |
| 47-Isha Goel 49-Gurpreet Kaur 50-Ankita Goel | Q.International business differs from domestic business in several ways. Identify at least four of these differences and describe their implications for companies.
|
| 51-Sanjeet Kumar Jha 53-Chali Mweemba 55-Bewketu Zeleke
| Q.The international monetary system provides three important functions in international business. What are these? Discuss the role of the international monetary system in promoting international trade and investment. |
| 56-Kanika Nagpal 58-Mamta Jyani 59-Mohit Jain
| Q.Describe the accounts that comprise the BOP. |
| 566-Zhao Hui | Q.Why is it important for business students to study international business? What is the Leontief Paradox? |
Friday, February 11, 2011
Paper-XIV (a) –2nd & 3rd Term Assignment for B.Com.(H) 2nd Year students of Section-I (2010-11)
Paper-XIV (a) – 2nd Term Assignment for B.Com.(H) 2nd Year students of Section-I (2010-11)
Develop a web-based business model (portals/ e-tailers/ content providers/ transaction brokers/ market creators/ service providers) emphasising upon the customer value proposition, revenue model, market opportunity, competitive environment, competitive advantage, market strategy, organizational development, technology and management team. Submit a hand-written write-up on the business model.
Word limit: minimum 500 words.
Last date of submission: 25th Feb, 2011.
Paper-XIV (a) – 3rd Term Assignment for B.Com.(H) 2nd Year students of Section-I (2010-11)
Design web-pages (using HTML codes without using any HTML/web-page editing software) for the web-based business model developed by you for the 2nd Term Assignment. Submit print-outs of the web-pages. Email a zip file containing the html files to hrcbcom@gmail.com.
Last date of submission: 18th Mar, 2011.
There would be a combined presentation of the two assignments using PPT slides on projector.
Develop a web-based business model (portals/ e-tailers/ content providers/ transaction brokers/ market creators/ service providers) emphasising upon the customer value proposition, revenue model, market opportunity, competitive environment, competitive advantage, market strategy, organizational development, technology and management team. Submit a hand-written write-up on the business model.
Word limit: minimum 500 words.
Last date of submission: 25th Feb, 2011.
Paper-XIV (a) – 3rd Term Assignment for B.Com.(H) 2nd Year students of Section-I (2010-11)
Design web-pages (using HTML codes without using any HTML/web-page editing software) for the web-based business model developed by you for the 2nd Term Assignment. Submit print-outs of the web-pages. Email a zip file containing the html files to hrcbcom@gmail.com.
Last date of submission: 18th Mar, 2011.
There would be a combined presentation of the two assignments using PPT slides on projector.
Friday, December 10, 2010
Paper-XIV (a) - 1st Term Assignment for B.Com.(H) 2nd Year students of Section-I (2010-11)
Each student has been assigned a separate topic. You have to submit hand-written answers (in 500 words approx.). Give suitable examples where ever required. Last date for submission of the Assignment is 18th Dec, 2010. You are supposed to make presentation of about 5 minutes on your topic in classroom.
| Roll No. | Topic |
| Roll No. | Topic |
| 1
| Packet Switching |
| 42
| HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) |
| 2 | Transmission Control Protocol |
| 47
| Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) |
| 3
| Internet Protocol |
| 49
| Post Office Protocol 3 (POP3) |
| 5
| Network Interface Layer |
| 51
| Internet Message Access Protocol (IMAP) |
| 6
| Internet Layer |
| 55
| File Transfer Protocol (FTP) |
| 7
| IP Address |
| 60
| Middleware |
| 8
| Client/Server computing |
| 89
| Intranets and Extranets |
| 9
| Cloud Computing |
| 91
| HTML & XML |
| 10
| B2C business model |
| 95
| e-procurement |
| 12
| B2B business model |
| 100
| M-commerce |
| 14
| Intellectual Property |
| 101
| Internet Backbone |
| 16 | Laws Relating to Online Transactions |
|
|
|
| 18
| Physical Layer of OSI Model |
| 135
| One to One enterprise
|
| 20 | e-Wallet |
| 139
| Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT) |
| 23 | Real Time Gross Settlement System (RTGS) |
| 141
| Electronic Clearing Services (ECS)
|
| 24 | Indian Financial Network (INFINET)
|
| 169
| Online payment mechanism using credit card |
| 27
| Digital Signature
|
| 183
| Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
|
| 28
| ERP software package
|
| 250
| SWIFT code
|
| 29
| Business Software Solutions from SAP |
| 252
| Business Software Solutions from People Soft |
| 30
| Business Software Solutions from Oracle |
| 254
| Business Software Solutions from Microsoft |
| 31 | C2B business model
|
| 257
| C2C business model
|
| 32 | E-commerce & WTO |
| 259
| E-commerce Evolution |
| 35 | Amazon.com |
| 262 | Ebay.com |
| 37 | Irctc.co.in |
| 263 | eBanking |
| 40 | paypal.com |
| 266 | Commerce in real vs virtual world |
| 267 | Use of Smart cards in Business |
| 269 | Marketing through Social Networking Websites |
| 270 | ePublishing |
| 271 | Online Trading |
| 272 | Secure Electronic Payment Protocol and Transactions |
| 312 | Makemytrip.com |
Monday, November 22, 2010
Syllabus for Internal Exam for "Introduction to Computers and Information System" Paper
B.Com (Hons.) – Ist Year Paper - VI
Duration : 1 hr. 30 min. Max. Marks: 25
Part - A
Unit 1. Basic Concepts:
· What is a computer, · Characteristics of a Computer, · Advantages of Computer
· Limitations of Computer, · Types of Computer, · Applications of computer
· Data Representation
Unit 2.Essential components of Computer
· Hardware, Firmware, Live-ware, · Software:
o Relationship between hardware and software
o System Software : Operating system, Translators, interpreter, compiler,
assemblers, linkers.
o Overview of operating system, function of operating system.
o Application software: General Purpose Packaged Software and tailor
made software.
Unit 5. Net works: LAN, WAN, Wireless Network
o Introduction to networking
o Importance of networking
o Communication devices such as Modem
o Features of Networking
Suggested Readings:
1. Rajaraman,V., ‘‘Introduction to Information Technology’’, 2003 PHI.
2. Leon A. and Leon M., ‘‘Fundamentals of Information Technolgy’’,
3. Fizgerald & Dennis – Wiley, ‘‘Business Data Communication and Networking’’.
You can also refer to books from Sushila Madan or Sumita Arora.
Duration : 1 hr. 30 min. Max. Marks: 25
Part - A
Unit 1. Basic Concepts:
· What is a computer, · Characteristics of a Computer, · Advantages of Computer
· Limitations of Computer, · Types of Computer, · Applications of computer
· Data Representation
Unit 2.Essential components of Computer
· Hardware, Firmware, Live-ware, · Software:
o Relationship between hardware and software
o System Software : Operating system, Translators, interpreter, compiler,
assemblers, linkers.
o Overview of operating system, function of operating system.
o Application software: General Purpose Packaged Software and tailor
made software.
Unit 5. Net works: LAN, WAN, Wireless Network
o Introduction to networking
o Importance of networking
o Communication devices such as Modem
o Features of Networking
Suggested Readings:
1. Rajaraman,V., ‘‘Introduction to Information Technology’’, 2003 PHI.
2. Leon A. and Leon M., ‘‘Fundamentals of Information Technolgy’’,
3. Fizgerald & Dennis – Wiley, ‘‘Business Data Communication and Networking’’.
You can also refer to books from Sushila Madan or Sumita Arora.
Friday, November 19, 2010
Syllabus for Internal Exam for E-Commerce Paper
B.Com (Hons.) – IInd Year
Paper - XIV (a)
E-Commerce
Duration : 2 hrs.
Max. Marks: 50
PART – A
Unit-I: Introduction: meaning, nature, concepts, advantages and reasons for
transacting online, categories of E-Commerce.
Unit-2: Planning Online Business: nature and dynamics of the internet, pure online vas brick and click business; assessing requirement for an online business designing, developing and deploying the system, one to one enterprise.
Unit-3 Technology for Online Business: Internet, IT Infrastructure, Middleware,
contents: Text and Integrating E-business applications.
Unit-5: Laws Relating to online transactions: Salient features.
Books to be referred:
1. Amor, Daniel - Pearson Edude, “E Business R (Evolution)”.
2. Greenslein & Feinman,“Electronic Commerce’’ TMH.
3. David Whiteley,“E-Commerce: Strategy, Technologies and Applications”,TMH.
4. Joseph , P.T., “E-Commerce A Managerial Perspective,”PHI 2003.
5. “Electronic Commerce,”: from vision to fulfillment: ELIAS M. AWAD PHI-2003.
Paper - XIV (a)
E-Commerce
Duration : 2 hrs.
Max. Marks: 50
PART – A
Unit-I: Introduction: meaning, nature, concepts, advantages and reasons for
transacting online, categories of E-Commerce.
Unit-2: Planning Online Business: nature and dynamics of the internet, pure online vas brick and click business; assessing requirement for an online business designing, developing and deploying the system, one to one enterprise.
Unit-3 Technology for Online Business: Internet, IT Infrastructure, Middleware,
contents: Text and Integrating E-business applications.
Unit-5: Laws Relating to online transactions: Salient features.
Books to be referred:
1. Amor, Daniel - Pearson Edude, “E Business R (Evolution)”.
2. Greenslein & Feinman,“Electronic Commerce’’ TMH.
3. David Whiteley,“E-Commerce: Strategy, Technologies and Applications”,TMH.
4. Joseph , P.T., “E-Commerce A Managerial Perspective,”PHI 2003.
5. “Electronic Commerce,”: from vision to fulfillment: ELIAS M. AWAD PHI-2003.
Friday, October 15, 2010
Topics for Term Paper/ Report for B.Com.(H) Final Year Students 2010-11
I am suggesting the following topics for students under my mentorship.
1. Potential for public private partnership (PPP) in Healthcare
2. Food Security in India
3. Disinvestment : A Second Thought
4. Consumer Advocacy and Protection in India
5. Limited Liability Partnership : A New Seedbed of Entrepreneurship
6. Health Insurance in India
7. HR Strategies for ITES Sector
8. Relevance of Public Sector Enterprises in 21st Century
9. Microfinance and Credit Delivery at the Grass Root Level
10.The Growth Story of Mineral Water Industry in India
11.Exchange Traded Funds in India
12.Globalisation and Stock Market Movements
13.The Classic Brands of India
14.Replacing Currency with Digital Cash:Impact on Money Supply & Interest Rate
Instructions:
Project Work
Paper - XXXVII
Total Marks: 25
Preamble
In recent times it has been observed at several educational fora that there is a need for university courses to be more broad based. In the context of commerce education, this implies two things. One, that B.Com. Hons. needs to have a broader social science orientation and two, students need to go beyond their textbooks into the real world. The Project Work paper is intended as a practical paper that would satisfy these needs.
A. Work Experience and Report: 25 Marks (including Viva of 5 Marks).
A student should be placed in any business establishment including NGOs and Call Centres to do full-time work equivalent to one month (a minimum of 200 hours) 25 days x 8 hours during vacations and/or holidays. The intention of such work experience is to expose the student to day-to-day aspects of business, so as to better understand the concepts learnt in the classroom.
A report of a minimum length of 2000 words should be submitted after the completion of the experience. The purpose is to describe the business and the aspect of work assigned to the student. Two copies of the work must be submitted.
B. Term Paper/ Report: 25 Marks (including Viva of 5 Marks).
A term paper is a short review of a topic that is related to the curriculum. A report is a short document that is of general interest and need not be related to the curriculum. A student can choose topics as suggested by the Mentor or according to the guidelines issued by the Department of Commerce.
The student is expected to collect material from the following sources:
i) books and reports in the area;
ii) journals and magazines;
iii) business/economic newspapers; and
iv) Internet resources.
They should study the material, including some background material and formulate an understanding. Based on the study, they should submit a report/term paper of a minimum of 3000 words. Two copies of the work must be submitted.
SOL students are not supposed to submit a project normally. They have to appear in an essay test on a topic related to commerce discipline instead of submitting the project.
Mentor's Name: Avneesh Kumar
Assistant Professor
Hans Raj College
University of Delhi
You can select any topic with or without modification. You are free to take topics different from the suggested ones. Two or more students can't choose the same topic. You can contact me at avneesh@hotmail.com or 9868567880.
1. Potential for public private partnership (PPP) in Healthcare
2. Food Security in India
3. Disinvestment : A Second Thought
4. Consumer Advocacy and Protection in India
5. Limited Liability Partnership : A New Seedbed of Entrepreneurship
6. Health Insurance in India
7. HR Strategies for ITES Sector
8. Relevance of Public Sector Enterprises in 21st Century
9. Microfinance and Credit Delivery at the Grass Root Level
10.The Growth Story of Mineral Water Industry in India
11.Exchange Traded Funds in India
12.Globalisation and Stock Market Movements
13.The Classic Brands of India
14.Replacing Currency with Digital Cash:Impact on Money Supply & Interest Rate
Instructions:
Project Work
Paper - XXXVII
Total Marks: 25
Preamble
In recent times it has been observed at several educational fora that there is a need for university courses to be more broad based. In the context of commerce education, this implies two things. One, that B.Com. Hons. needs to have a broader social science orientation and two, students need to go beyond their textbooks into the real world. The Project Work paper is intended as a practical paper that would satisfy these needs.
A. Work Experience and Report: 25 Marks (including Viva of 5 Marks).
A student should be placed in any business establishment including NGOs and Call Centres to do full-time work equivalent to one month (a minimum of 200 hours) 25 days x 8 hours during vacations and/or holidays. The intention of such work experience is to expose the student to day-to-day aspects of business, so as to better understand the concepts learnt in the classroom.
A report of a minimum length of 2000 words should be submitted after the completion of the experience. The purpose is to describe the business and the aspect of work assigned to the student. Two copies of the work must be submitted.
B. Term Paper/ Report: 25 Marks (including Viva of 5 Marks).
A term paper is a short review of a topic that is related to the curriculum. A report is a short document that is of general interest and need not be related to the curriculum. A student can choose topics as suggested by the Mentor or according to the guidelines issued by the Department of Commerce.
The student is expected to collect material from the following sources:
i) books and reports in the area;
ii) journals and magazines;
iii) business/economic newspapers; and
iv) Internet resources.
They should study the material, including some background material and formulate an understanding. Based on the study, they should submit a report/term paper of a minimum of 3000 words. Two copies of the work must be submitted.
SOL students are not supposed to submit a project normally. They have to appear in an essay test on a topic related to commerce discipline instead of submitting the project.
Mentor's Name: Avneesh Kumar
Assistant Professor
Hans Raj College
University of Delhi
You can select any topic with or without modification. You are free to take topics different from the suggested ones. Two or more students can't choose the same topic. You can contact me at avneesh@hotmail.com or 9868567880.
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