Experimental background, inadequacy of classical physics, summary of principal experiments and inferences, Uncertainty and Complementarity. Wave packets in space and time, and their physical significance. Schrodinger wave equation: Development of wave equation: One dimensional and extension to three dimensions inclusive of forces. Ehrenfest’s theorem.

The fundamental postulates, expectation values and probabilities; quantum mechanical operators, explicit representation of operators, uncertainty principle. Matrix method solution of linear harmonic oscillator. Quantum dynamics: Equations of motion, Schrodinger, Heisenberg and Interaction pictures. Poisson brackets and commutator brackets.

Turing machines, logic gates, and computers – reversible vs. irreversible computation – Landauer’s principle and the Maxwell demon – natural phenomena as computing processes – physical limits of computation – Moore’s law – quantum computation – historical development of quantum computation – quantum bits – quantum logic. (Note: only qualitative approach)

Need, technology, volume image data file, human resources, interface and applications. Virtual environment (VE), technology, applications of VE, advantages of simulators and after effects of VE participation. Millirobotics for remote surgery, Telesurgery, and endoscopy.

Module 5: SIMULATION METHODS AND BIOLOGICAL SYSTEM

Monte Carlo methods – Introduction, Integration, Simulation, Random Walk, Percolation, Ising Model, Markov. Simulations of Biological systems – Proteins: peptides, Alpha Helix, Beta Sheet, PDB, heme, ligands, Dock, HierDock. DNA: B, Z, A, sugar, PO4, ligands

• Human Resource Management
• Job Analysis
• Recruitment
• Training and development
• Performance Appraisal
• Compensation
• Employee Welfare
• Discipline
• Practical Components

• Financial management
• Sources of Financing
• Time value of money
• Cost of Capital
• Investment decisions
• Working capital management
• Capital structure and dividend decisions

• Business Research
• Business Research Design
• Conclusive Research Design – Descriptive Research
• Experimental Research Design
• Sampling
• Data Collection
• Measurement and Scaling Techniques
• Hypothesis
• Data Analysis and Report Writing

• Indian Contract Act, 1872
• Companies Act 1956
• Miscellaneous Act
• Indian Partnership Act 1932
• Corporate Governance
• Corporate Social Responsibility

• Meaning and Nature of Strategic Management
• Strategy Formulation
• Analyzing a Company’s External Environment
• Analyzing a company’s resources and competitive position
• Business planning in different environments
• Strategy Implementation

• Entrepreneur &Entrepreneurship
• Business Planning Process
• Institutions supporting Entrepreneurs
• Family Business
• International Entrepreneurship Opportunities
• Informal Risk Capital and Venture Capital
• Case studies in Entrepreneurship Development

• Introduction to the study of Consumer Behavior
• Role of Research in understanding consumer behavior
• Models of Consumer Behaviour
• Individual Influences on Consumer Behaviour and CRM
• Individual Influences on Consumer Behaviour
• External Influences on Consumer Behaviour
• Consumer Influence and Diffusion of Innovation

• Introduction and Perspectives on Retailing
• Theories of Retailing
• Retailing strategy for Setting up Retail organization and planning
• Store Management and Visual Merchandising
• Relationship Marketing & International Retailing
• Retail Audit and ethics in Retailing

• Introduction to services
• Consumer behavior in services
• Understanding customer expectation through market research
• Customer defined service standards
• Employee role in service designing
• Role of marketing communication
• Physical evidence in services

• Introduction
• Research Design and Data Collection
• Sample Design and Sampling
• Questionnaire design
• Measurement Techniques

• BUSINESS MARKETING
• Nature of Business Marketing
• Organizational Buying Behaviour
• Market Segmentation
• Formulating Channel Strategy
• Pricing Strategies
• Management of Sales Force

• Introduction
• Designing the supply chain network
• Inventory Management
• Purchasing and vendor management
• Logistics Management
• Recent issues in SCM