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Important topics of Operations management Semester - 3 (acc to NEP) UNIT-1 Productions & Operation Management and their differences Transformation process Types of manufacturing system(Assembly line & its balancing) Production functions,viz, routing, scheduling & loading Production planning & control ●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●● UNIT-2 Purchase & its functions Inventory control EOQ model ABC analysis ●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●● UNIT-3 Productivity ( Basic theory) Product design Conjoint analysis ●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●● UNIT-4 Work study  Method study Quality & quality control Total quality management(TQM) ALL THE BEST FOR YOUR EXAMS😌 Never to forget that you we are "EXAMBLASTERS" powered by ●EASYNOTES●

Financial Management UNIT-3 Chapter-6 Dividend Decision  Lets start boiling water on our gas stove and getting our notes within minutes😌 Okay!! To get completely into the syllabus of this subject, please come here 👉💌 We have 8 chapters in this subject  Notes for other chapters are here Chapter-1 Introduction to Business Finance Chapter-2 Time Value of Money Chapter-3 Investing decision Chapter-4 Financing decision Chapter-5 Capital structure   Lets get started😌 Meaning and Definition of Dividend The term dividend denotes that part of company's balance of profit (after the execution of its 'Retained Earning'), which is available for equal distribution amongst the shareholders (investors) of the company. Dividends are a form of incentive to the shareholders for having invested in the company's shares. This is the return out of the profit made by a company during a year, for its shareholders (beneficiaries). According to the Institute of Chartered Accountant of India,

Financial Management UNIT-2 Chapter-5 Capital structure Lets start boiling water on our gas stove and getting our notes within minutes😌 Okay!! To get completely into the syllabus of this subject, please come here 👉💌 We have 8 chapters in this subject😌 Notes for other chapters are here Chapter-1 Introduction to Business Finance   Chapter-2 Time Value of Money Chapter-3 Investing decision Chapter-4 Financing decision Lets get started😌 Capital structure Capital structure or capital framework of a company comprises of long term capital funds raised by it from different sources for the conduct of its business activities . Various component of capital structure are raised from time to time to meet the demands and needs of a company which generally consist of : Equity shares Preference shares Debt funds (bonds and debenture funds) Borrowed or long term funds Retained earnings In simple words, capital structure is the composition of a firm's funds from different financing sources. Cap

Financial Management UNIT-2 CHAPTER-4 Financing Decision Lets start boiling water on our gas stove and getting our notes within minutes😌 Okay!! To get completely into the syllabus of this subject, please come here 👉💌 We have 3 chapters in UNIT-1 Notes for other two chapters are here Chapter-1 Introduction to Business Finance   Chapter-2 Time Value of Money Chapter-3 Investment Decision Lets get started😌 Capitalization Capital means the total amount of money employed for a business. Capitalization is basically the expansion of the word "capital" which can be defined as " the total amount of fund attained by a firm from different long term sources." Need of capitalization At the time of : Promotion & incorporation  stage Expansion stage Amalgamation & absorption stage Capital reorganisation Reasons for change in capitalization Making financial plan balanced (The change in capitalization may be required if current capital structure is not balanced) For simp

Financial Management UNIT-1  CHAPTER - 3 Investment Decisions Lets start boiling water on our gas stove and getting our notes within minutes😌 Okay!! To get completely into the syllabus of this subject, please come here 👉💌 We have 3 chapters in UNIT-1 Notes for other two chapters are here Chapter-1 Introduction to Business Finance   Chapter-2 Time Value of Money Lets get started😌 Capital budgeting Investment decision pertaining to long term assets for the purpose of generating revenue for the business entity is termed as capital budgeting. Moreover, capital expenditure differs from revenue expenditure in the sense that the benefits from capital expenditure are necessarily generated after a long gestation period which is generally beyond one year. "Capital budgeting is a long term planning for making and financing capital expenditures of a company or a business." Components of capital budgeting Cash outflows (Investment to be made) Cash  Inflows (Return on the investment ma

Important topics of Financial Management-2 Semester - 3 (acc to NEP) UNIT-1 Chapter - 1 Important topics Business finance (Basic theory) Functions of CFO  Financial Management (Basic theory) Profit maximization v/s Wealth maximization Chapter - 2 Important topics Time value of money (Basic theory) Chapter - 3 Important topics Capital budgeting ( Basic theory) Numericals : NPV method & IRR method ●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●● UNIT-2 Chapter - 4 Important topics Capitalization (Basic theory) Difference b/w Over-capitalization and Under- capitalization Numericals : Cost of preference capital Cost of equity capital Cost of debt/ debenture capital Chapter - 5 Important topics Capital structure (Basic theory) NI & MM approach Numerical on types of leverage ●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●●● UNIT-3 Chapter - 6 Important topics Dividend definition & types Dividend policy & its types Dividend models : Walter's model Gordon's model MM (Modgilani & Miller) model [MOST IMP] Traditio

Computer and IT Applications Unit-2 Notes Lets start boiling water on our gas stove and getting our notes within minutes😌 Okay!! To get completely into the syllabus of this subject Computer & IT Applications, please come here 👉💌 UNIT-1 NOTES Basics of computer - Notes UNIT-2 is all about presentation software🤷‍♂️ Presentation Software "A presentation program also known as presentation graphics program is a software package that is helpful to display information on slides in the form of a slide show."  A presentation software typically includes 3 major functions: 1. Editor which allows text to be inserted and formatted  2. Procedure for inserting and manipulating graphic images. 3. Slideshow system for presenting the content. Some of the examples of presentations software are: Microsoft powerpoint Corel presentations Components of MS powerpoint window Microsoft office button for creating new file, open an existing file, save, prin, etc. Ribbon which contains all t