ABOUT THE COURSE

As organizations grow globally, the financial markets and their movements change with each region. It requires great analytical skill to understand the volatility of the market, market trends, factors affecting the market movement and the risks associated with each market.

A financial engineer is required to possess the analytical, logical reasoning skills to assess the risk, analyse the portfolio of a company and make decisions based on the observations that will benefit the company in the long term and make it sustainably profitable.

PGDM (Executive) in Financial Engineering, is designed to inculcate the analytical skills in the learner with the guidance of industry experts and allow the learner to have a holistic view of the financial markets.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the global financial markets
• Learn to evaluate portfolio performance and guide on investment decisions
• Understand regression analysis, hedging and time-series models
• Understand current global financial market trends
• Learn analytical skills to assess risk

COURSE SYLLABUS

• Semester I

  Code	Subject	Credits
  S1F01	Foundations of Business Management	4
  S1LA1	Legal Aspects of Business	4
  S2C10	Strategic Management	4
  S2C07	Management Information System	4
  S2C11	Business Analytics	4
  S3C13	Project Management	4

  Total Credits 24

• Semester II

  Code	Subject	Credits
  S3W21	Financial Management	4
  S2C09	Research Methodology and Management Decision	4
  S3W31	Strategic Cost Management	4
  S3W16	Financial Markets and Services	4
  S3W13	Corporate Finance	4
  S3FM4	Financial Analytics	4

  Total Credits 24

• Project Term – 3 Months

  S. No	Subject	Credits
  1	Desk Research	2
  2	Project Work	4

  Total Credits 6
Total Cumulative Credits 54
Note :

• The above course curriculum is subject to revision as per AICTE guidelines from time to time and as per industry updates.
• Exams would be conducted during the January and July exam cycles.
• All the Exams at MITSDE (Internal & External) are in the form of Multiple Choice Questions.
• Student will have to attempt all the components in the Learning Management System and submit TWO Quizzes (30 marks each) for each subject.
• Internal Examinations carry 60% marks (2 Quizzes of 30 Marks each) and External Proctored Exam carry 40% weightage (passing criteria for both internal & external exam is 50%).