Entrepreneurship and Industrial Management Syllabus — Government Coll…
Full syllabus, topics and curated resources for Entrepreneurship and Industrial Management (Government College of Engineering and Technology, Jammu).
Entrepreneurship fundamentals and women entrepreneurship, legal forms of industrial ownership, industrial development and policy in India, industrial relations, management theory, departmentation and authority, personnel management and decision making, and wage administration
- Subject code: HMT-7703
- University: Government College of Engineering and Technology, Jammu
- Course: BE (2022 onwards)
- Branch: ME
- Semester: 7
Entrepreneurship and Industrial Management syllabus
Unit 1: Entrepreneurship
- Entrepreneurship — Definition and Types
- Qualities and Role of Entrepreneurs
- Functions of Entrepreneur and Factors Affecting Entrepreneurship
- Entrepreneurship as a Career Option
- Women Entrepreneurs — Classification and Problems
- Promoting Women Entrepreneurship
Unit 2: Legal Forms of Industrial Ownership
Unit 3: Industrial Development in India After Independence
- Industrial Policy of the Five-Year Plans
- Economic Reforms and Their Assessment
- Industrial Policy of Jammu and Kashmir
- Multi-National Corporations (MNCs)
Unit 4: Industrial Relations
- Workers Participation in Management
- Trade Union
- Industrial Conflict
- Arbitration
- Collective Bargaining
Unit 5: Management
- Management — Meaning, Characteristics and Functions
- Fayol's Administrative Management Theory
- Taylor's Scientific Management Theory
- Elton Mayo's Neo-Classical Theory
- Management by Objectives (MBO)
- Advantages and Limitations of MBO
Unit 6: Departmentation, Delegation of Authority and Authority Relationships
- Departmentation
- Delegation of Authority
- Obstacles to Effective Delegation of Authority
- Line Organization
- Line and Staff Organization, and Functional Organization
Unit 7: Personnel Management and Decision Making
- Personnel Management
- Functions of the Personnel Department
- Decision Making — Meaning and Importance
- Steps in Decision Making