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Advance Java Programming
THIRUVALLUVAR UNIVERSITY, VELLORE – 632 106.
TIME TABLE / CBCS NOVEMBER / DECEMBER 2012
Regular Time Table
I - B.B.A.
S.NO.

PAPER CODE

SEMESTER

1

ULT 10/ ULF 10/ ULH 10

2

TITLE OF THE PAPER

DATE

SESSION

I - Semester Tamil - I/ French – I / Hindi - I

06.12.2012

FN

ULE 10

I - Semester English – I

07.12.2012

FN

3

UBA 11

I - Semester Principles of Management

08.12.2012

FN

4

UBA 12

I - Semester

11.12.2012

FN

5

UABA 13A

I - Semester Business Organization

13.12.2012

FN

6

UES 10

I - Semester Environmental Studies

17.12.2012

FN

Business Mathematics &
Statistics – I

II - B.B.A.
S.NO.

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SEMESTER

TITLE OF THE PAPER

DATE

SESSION

1

SBA 31

III - Semester

Production Management

16.11.2012

FN

2

SBA 32

III - Semester

Financial Accounting

17.11.2012

FN

3

SBA 33

III - Semester

Strategic Management

20.11.2012

FN

4

SBA 34

III - Semester

Managerial Economics

22.11.2012

FN

5

ASBA 35C

III - Semester

Project Management

29.11.2012

FN

6

SSBA 36

III - Semester

Customer Relationship
Management (SBS I)

01.12.2012

FN

7

NSLI 36/NSLT 30A

III - Semester

Sutrulaviyal/Basic Tamil

04.12.2012

FN

DATE

SESSION

III - B.B.A.
S.NO.

PAPER
CODE

SEMESTER

TITLE OF THE PAPER

1

SBA 51

V - Semester

Business Law

19.11.2012

FN

2

SBA 52

V - Semester

Marketing Management

21.11.2012

FN

3

SBA 53

V - Semester

Human Resource Management

23.11.2012

FN

4

ESBA 54

V - Semester

Entrepreneurial Development
(Elective I)

24.11.2012

FN

5

SSBA 55

V - Semester

E-Business (SBS III)

03.12.2012

FN

B.B.A - Arrear Time Table
S.NO.

PAPER CODE

SEMESTER

1

SLT 10

I - Semester

2

SLER 10

3

DATE

SESSION

Tamil - I

06.12.2012

FN

I
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