SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCE

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
COURSE PLAN
Faculty Name Mr. Designation Assistant Professor
Department Commerce Programme B.Com General
Year / Semester / II/IV/B Regulation 2020
Sections
Course Code A20CMT408 Course Planner L T P C

Course Title MONEY AND 4 0 0 4

BANKING
Course Category DSC

Course Objectives:
 To gain knowledge about Money and its Evolution
 To learn about Money Market and Capital Market
 To make the students understand the concept of Modern Banking
 To learn about Working of Commercial Banks
 To be familiar with the Functions of Central Bank

Course Outcomes:

CO Number Knowledge Course Outcomes

Level
CO1 K1 Understand the concepts of Money and Supply of Money
CO2 K2 Understand the Structure and Functions of Money Market and
Capital Market
CO3 K3 Develop their Knowledge in Modern Banking Operations
CO4 K4 Demonstrate their ability in Operation of Commercial Banks
CO5 K5 Understand the Role of Central Banks

Blooms Taxonomy Knowledge Levels (K1 - Remember, K2 – Understand, K3 - Apply, K4 -

Analyze, K5 - Evaluate, K6 – Create)
 Syllabus:
UNIT-I MONEY - CONCEPTS AND APPROACHES: Periods: 12
Money-Meaning - Definition-Functions - Types-Demand for Money-Supply of Money -
Concepts - Components. CO1

UNIT-II MONEY MARKET AND CAPITAL MARKET: Periods: 12

Indian Money Market - Structure Features Reforms in Money Market - Capital Market in CO2
India Significance - Role of Capital Market in Economic development - Reforms in Capital
Market - SEBI.
UNIT-III INTRODUCTION TO MODERN BANKING: Periods: 12
Bank-Origin and Development - Classification of Banks - Types of Banks - Kinds of
Banks - Different Types of Accounts-Modern Banking Operations-E-Banking - CO3
Electronic Fund Transfer (EFT)-Core Banking.
UNIT-IV COMMERCIAL BANKING - STRUCTURE AND Periods: 12
FUNCTIONS
Commercial Banks Types Functions - Services Creation of credit - Nationalization of CO4
Banks - Role of Commercial Banks in Economic development.
UNIT-V CENTRAL BANKING - ROLE AND FUNCTIONS Periods: 12
Central Banks - Functions - Credit Control measures - Quantitative and Selective Credit CO5
Control measures Role of RBI in regulating and controlling banks.
Lecture Periods: 60 Tutorial Periods: Practical Periods:- Total Periods: 60

Detailed Lecture Plan:

Unit 1: Concepts and Approaches
 Teaching
Chapters/ Learning

Outcomes (CO)
Sections Pedagogy

Number
Date Broad Topic (Sub Topic) with of Text / (TLP)
Lecture Lecture Description Reference Teaching

Period

Course
Books Aids &
ICT Tools
1 24.01.2024 8 Money-Meaning T.R. Jain Interactive CO1
Session
2 25.01.2024 7 Definition-Functions T.R. Jain Interactive CO1
Session
3 27.01.2024 2 Types T.R. Jain Interactive CO1
Session
4 27.01.2024 3 Demand for Money T.R. Jain Interactive CO1
Session
5 30.01.2024 6 Supply of Money T.R. Jain Interactive CO1
Session
6 30.01.2024 8 Concepts T.R. Jain Interactive CO2
Session
7 31.01.2024 7 Components. T.R. Jain Interactive CO2
Session
8 01.02.2024 7 Unit Test- I CO2

Unit II: Money and Capital Market

9 02.02.2024 4 Indian Money Market T.R. Jain Interactive CO2

Session
10 03.02.2024 2 Structure Features Reforms in Money T.R. Jain Interactive CO2
Market Session
11 03.02.2024 3 Capital Market in India Significance E. N Nadar Interactive CO2
Session
12 06.02.2024 6 Role of Capital Market in Economic E. N Nadar Interactive CO2
development Session
13 06.02.2024 8 Reforms in Capital Marke E. N Nadar Interactive CO3
Session
15 07.02.2024 8 SEBI. E. N Nadar Interactive CO3
Session
16 08.02.2024 7 Seminar Seminar Interactive CO3
Session
17 09.02.2024 4 Seminar Seminar Interactive CO3
Session
18 10.02.2024 2 Activity Activity Interactive CO3
Session
19 10.02.2024 3 Unit Test-II CO3

Unit III: Introduction to Modern Marketing

Continuous Assessment Test 1 (19/02/2024 to 24/02/2024)
20 13.02.2024 6 Bank-Origin and Development E. N Nadar Interactive CO3
Session
21 13.02.2024 8 Classification of Banks T.R. Jain Interactive CO3
Session
22 14.02.2024 8 Types of Banks T.R. Jain Interactive CO3
Session
23 15.02.2024 7 Kinds of Banks T.R. Jain Interactive CO3
Session
24 16.02.2024 4 Different Types of Accounts T.R. Jain Interactive CO4
 Detailed Lecture Plan:
Lecture Periods: 45 Tutorial Periods: Practical Periods: - Total Periods: 45
Text Books:
1. T.R. Jain, V.K. Ohri, "Money and Banking "Global Publications Pvt.Ltd.1st Edition, 2020.
2. E. Narayanan Nadar, "Money and Banking "PHI Learning, Pvt.Ltd. 1st Edition, 2013.
3. Dr. Chaturvedi, Mital, Puri," Money and Banking" Kitab Mahal, 1st Edition, 2017.

Reference Books:
Richard E. Wright, Robrt E. Wright, Vincenzo Quadrini, "Money and Banking "Flat World
Knowledge, Inc. 1st Edition, 2009.

Course Evaluation system:

Con Assessment Method Marks
Continuous Assessment Test 1
(Evaluated for 50 Marks and Scaled down to 05 Marks) 05
Continuous Assessment Test 2
(Evaluated for 50 Marks and Scaled down to 05 Marks) 05
Model Exam
(Evaluated for 75 Marks and Scaled down to 05 Marks) 05
Assignment 1
Assignment 2 05
Assignment 3
Attendance 05
Written End Semester Examination
Exam (Evaluated for 100 Marks and Scaled down to 75 Marks) 75
(75%)
Total 100

Continuous Assessment Tests & End Semester Exam Pattern

Continuous Assessment Test (CAT) 1 & 2
PART A (05 Questions * 2 Marks = 10 Marks)
PART B (04 Questions * 5 Marks = 20 Marks)
PART C (02 Questions out of 03 Questions * 10 Marks = 20 Marks)
Total: 50 Marks
Scaled down to 05 Marks for Continuous Assessment Marks (CAM) for each CAT

Model Exam:
PART A (10 Questions * 2 Marks = 20 Marks)
PART B (05 Questions * 5 Marks = 25 Marks)
PART C (03 Questions out of 05 Questions * 10 Marks = 30 Marks)
Total: 75 Marks
Scaled down to 05 Marks for Continuous Assessment Marks (CAM)

End Semester Examination

 PART A (10 Questions * 2 Marks = 20 Marks)
PART B (05 Questions * 5 Marks = 25 Marks)
PART C (03 Questions out of 05 Questions * 10 Marks = 30 Marks)
Total: 75 Marks

Assignment 1
Topic: Unit 1
The students have to assign the topic on meaning of money and its demand and supply in
the market. The students have to submit in written by analyzing and Solution to the problems.
The following is the pattern of evaluation of the assignment.

Problem Related
Evaluation Pattern Marks
Problem with solution 10
Analysis 5
Presentation 5
Total Marks 20

1. Assignment 2
Unit - 2 & Unit -3
Students have to identify the Role of capital market in economic development and
different types of banks. The following is the pattern of evaluation of the assignment.

Problem Related
Evaluation Pattern Marks
Problem with solution 10
Analysis 5
Presentation 5
Total Marks 20

2. Assignment 3
Unit -4 & Unit - 5
The Students have to analyze the Role of commercial banks in economic
development and role of RBI The students have to submit in written by analyzing
the topics in various sources. The following is the pattern of evaluation of the
assignment.

Problems Related
Evaluation Pattern Marks
Concept and Problem with Solution. 10
 Analysis 5
Presentation 5
Total Marks 20

Schedule of Continuous Assessment Components & Guidelines

1. Continuous Assessment Component 1 – Problems
Sstudent has to analyze the problems of working capital management sums should be
handwritten minimum 10 pages. Each article should be in two pages. The evaluation method is
given above and based on submission only. This is Individual Assignment. The date of
Submission of Assignment is on 12.02.2024.

2. Continuous Assessment Component 2 – Problems

Students analyze various problems of various models. The Students should be handwritten
minimum 10 pages The evaluation method is given above and based on submission only. This is
an Individual Assignment. The date of Submission of Assignment is on 07.03.2024

3. Continuous Assessment Component 3 – Problems

Students has to collect the information about the topic from various Problems and should be
handwritten minimum 10 pages. The evaluation method is given above and based on submission
only. This is an Individual Assignment. The date of Submission of Assignment is on 08.04.2024

Subject In-charge HOD

(Mr.G.Mahadevan) (Mrs. M. Janaki Rama)

Dean - SAS
(Dr. S. Muthulakshmi)