COMMERCE

Course overview

The Department of Commerce typically offers undergraduate programs focused on business, economics, finance, accounting, and related fields. It provides students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary for careers in various sectors of the economy, including business management, finance, marketing, and entrepreneurship. Courses often cover subjects such as accounting principles, business law, economics, marketing strategies, and financial management. The department may also facilitate internships, networking opportunities, and career counseling to help students prepare for the workforce. Overall, the Commerce Department aims to equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in the dynamic world of commerce and business.

Objective

• Provide students with a strong foundation in both commerce and computer applications, including programming languages, data base management, software development, and other relevant areas.
• Develop students analytical, quantitative, and technical skills necessary for decision-making and problem-solving in business contexts.
• Enhance students communication, teamwork, and leadership abilities to effectively collaborate and lead in diverse organizational settings.
• Prepare students for professional certifications such as Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) or Certified Professional in Supply Management (CPSM), enhancing their credibility and marketability in the job market.

Eligibility

• The eligibility for this program may have specific admission criteria, including academic qualifications and possibly interviews or other assessments.
• It may require students to have a strong background in subjects like mathematics, computer science, and commerce.