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Can you provide me the syllabus of MBA FS (Master in Business Administration Financial Services) Programme offered at the Department of Commerce of Goa University?
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The syllabus of MBA FS (Master in Business Administration Financial Services) Programme offered at the Department of Commerce of Goa University is as follows:

101 ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGEMENT

(3 Credits)

MODULE I - PRINCIPLES OF ACCOUNTING (15 hours)

UNIT 1 Management accounting: Meaning – Purpose – Scope – Characteristics – Functions and significance – Distinction amongst Management Accounting, Financial Accounting and Cost
Accounting – Generally accepted accounting principles 9AAP) – Accounting concepts and conventions – Accounting Standards Utility of management accounting as an information system in assisting the management in decision-making.

UNIT 2 Financial Statements: Meaning - Nature and objectives – Types of financial statements (Balance Sheet, Income Statement, statement of changes in owner's equity and statement of changes in financial position)

UNIT 3 Balance sheet: Form and contents – Income statement, form and contents- Characteristics of an ideal financial statements- Use and significance of financial statements – Limitations of financial statements.

MODULE II - ANALYSIS OF FINANCIAL STATEMENTS AND COST ANALYSIS
FOR DECISION MAKING (20 hours)
UNIT 1 Meaning and Importance – Types of financial analysis: (external, internal, horizontal and vertical analysis – methods/devices of financial analysis

UNIT 2 Comparative statements, Trend analysis, Common size statement.
UNIT 3 Funds flow analysis, Cash flow analysis and Ratio analysis – Utility of the findings of analysis of financial statements in managerial decision making

UNIT 4 Marginal Costing: Meaning – objective, characteristics and assumptions – Difference between marginal cost and marginal costing – Marginal Cost equation: (Contribution; Profit – Volume ratio (p/v ratio); Breakeven / Cost volume profit analysis, Breakeven point and Margin of safety

UNIT 5 Application of marginal costing in decision – making: Fixation of selling price, make or buy decision, selection of suitable product mix and Maintaining desired level of profits- Merits and demerits of marginal costing.

UNIT 6 Activity Based Costing, Life Cycle Costing, Target Costing, Balanced Score Card, Economic Value Added.

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