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Business Analysis for Engineers

Business Analysis for Engineers. Instructor: Prof. S. Vaidhyasubramaniam, School of Law, SASTRA University. This course provides an opportunity for engineering students to understand the language of business both in financial and strategic dimensions. At the end of the course, students will be able to gain knowledge on basic concepts of accounting and costing, introductory economics, various corporate strategy tools and organizational behavior. (from nptel.ac.in)

Lecture 36 - Introduction to Economics

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Lecture 01 - Introduction

Lecture 02 - Introduction to Accounting

Lecture 03 - Accounting Principles 1

Lecture 04 - Balance Sheet Fundamentals

Lecture 05 - Balance Sheet Fundamentals (cont.)

Lecture 06 - Accounting Principles 2

Lecture 07 - Introduction to Income Statement and Double Entry

Lecture 08 - Double Entry Examples

Lecture 09 - Double Entry Examples (cont.)

Lecture 10 - Preparation of Financial Statement

Lecture 11 - Cash Flow Statement

Lecture 12 - Cash Flow Statement (cont.)

Lecture 13 - Special Accounts Illustrations

Lecture 14 - Final Illustrative Example

Lecture 15 - Summary of Financial Accounting

Lecture 16 - Introduction to Management Accounting and Behaviour of Cost

Lecture 17 - Cost-Volume Relationship

Lecture 18 - Cost-Objects and Variance

Lecture 19 - Labour and Overheads Variance Analysis

Lecture 20 - Cash Conversion Cycle

Lecture 21 - Inventory Management

Lecture 22 - What is Strategy?

Lecture 23 - Porter's Diamond Model

Lecture 24 - Industry Analysis

Lecture 25 - Industry Analysis and Sources of Strategy

Lecture 26 - The Need for Value

Lecture 27 - Value Chain Analysis

Lecture 28 - Corporate Portfolio Analysis

Lecture 29 - External and Internal Environ Analysis

Lecture 30 - Model for Strategy, Ansoff Matrix

Lecture 31 - Porter's Generic Strategy

Lecture 32 - Prahalad's Core Competency

Lecture 33 - Case Study to Understand Strategy

Lecture 34 - Case Study to Understand Strategy (cont.)

Lecture 35 - Blue Ocean and Conclusion

Lecture 36 - Introduction to Economics

Lecture 37 - Introduction to GDP

Lecture 38 - Supply vs Demand

Lecture 39 - Price and Income Elasticity and Utility

Lecture 40 - Macroeconomic Variables

Lecture 41 - Fiscal and Monetary Policy

Lecture 42 - Union Budget and Conclusion