“Bridge Course for B.Com First-Year Students”
Topics: Accounting for Business – UCM24101J
Date of the Event: 16.07.2025
| SRM Institute of Science and Technology Ramapuram
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| Title of the Event: | “Bridge Course for B.Com First-Year Students”
Topics “Accounting for Business – UCM24101J”
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| Date: | 16.07.2025 | |
| Time: | 2.00 p.m To 5.30 p.m | |
| Venue: | East block Smart Room 203 & 204 | |
| Total Attendees: | 110 | |
| Resource Persons | Dr.J.Kumar
Dr.D.Rengaraj Mr.P.Ganesh Dr.S.Mani Dr.T.Rani Dr. S. Devi Narayani |
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| Profile of the Speakers | ||
| Dr.J.Kumar – Associate Professor
Dr.D.Rengaraj – Assistant Professor Mr.P.Ganesh – Assistant Professor Dr.S.Mani – Assistant Professor Dr.T.Rani – Assistant Professor Dr. S. Devi Narayani– Assistant Professor |
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| Event Mode: | Off line | |
| Incharges: | Convenor: Dr. J. Kumar – Associate Professor & Head, Department of CommerceCoordinators: Dr. S. Mani – Assistant Professor Dr. D. Rengaraj – Assistant Professor Dr. N. Anchana – Assistant Professor |
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| Objective of the Event | ||
| To provide foundational insights and awareness on current practices, technologies, and applications in business accounting, preparing first-year students for their academic journey in commerce. | ||
RESOURCE PERSONS:
Dr.J.Kumar – Associate Professor
Dr.D.Rengaraj – Assistant Professor
Mr.P.Ganesh – Assistant Professor
Dr.S.Mani – Assistant Professor
Dr.T.Rani – Assistant Professor
Dr. S. Devi Narayani– Assistant Professor
SUMMARY OF THE EVENT
Dr. S.Mani, Assistant Professor, welcomed the Resource Persons and to provide foundational insights and awareness on current practices, technologies, and applications in business accounting, preparing first-year students for their academic journey in commerce.
SESSION HIGHLIGHTS & RESOURCE PERSONS
- J. Kumar – Associate Professor & Head
Topic: Emerging Trends and Technologies in Business Accounting
Time: 2:00 PM – 2:30 PM
An enlightening session that highlighted the digital transformation in accounting and the importance of adapting to modern technologies in the business landscape. - D. Rengaraj – Assistant Professor
Topic: Project for the Use of Cost Accounting in the Industries
Time: 2:30 PM – 3:00 PM
This session showcased the practical application of cost accounting tools across various industries, offering students real-world relevance to their studies. - P. Ganesh – Assistant Professor
Topic: International Taxation
Time: 3:00 PM – 3:30 PM
A thought-provoking discussion on the global perspective of taxation and how international laws influence domestic business operations. - S. Mani – Assistant Professor
Topic: The Future of Auditing in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Time: 4:00 PM – 4:30 PM
The session offered a futuristic look into how AI is reshaping the auditing profession, emphasizing emerging tools and ethical considerations. - T. Rani – Assistant Professor
Topic: Real-Time Application of Accounting Procedure in Business
Time: 4:30 PM – 5:00 PM
Students gained insights into how accounting is actively used in everyday business operations, bridging theory with practice. - S. Devi Narayani – Assistant Professor
Topic: Accounting: The Language of Business
Time: 5:00 PM – 5:30 PM
This final session eloquently tied together the theme of the day, reiterating the pivotal role accounting plays in communicating financial information.
TARGET AUDIENCE
All first-year students from the Undergraduate Commerce Department participated enthusiastically in the event. The sessions were highly interactive and appreciated by the students for their practical relevance and clarity.
CONCLUSION
The Bridge Course successfully met its objective of preparing students with an overview of key concepts, industry practices, and technological trends in the field of accounting. The Department of Commerce extends its gratitude to all the resource persons and participants who made this event a success.
VOTE OF THANKS
Dr. N. Anchana, Assistant Professor, coordinated the interactive session that followed the speaker’s address. The session concluded with a vote of thanks, and positive feedback was received from the students, making the event a successful and knowledge-sharing sessions that ignite curiosity and foster academic excellence among our students.
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