BCom
Data Analytics and
Business Intelligence -
IOA Certification

Overview

The Bachelor of Commerce (Data Analytics & Business Intelligence) program prepares students to transform business data into meaningful insights and strategic decisions. The program uniquely integrates core commerce disciplines — accounting, finance, taxation and management — with industry-relevant data analytics and business intelligence skills such as Excel financial modelling, SQL, Python programming and Power BI dashboarding.
A key strength of the program is its alignment with the Institute of Analytics (IoA). Through this association, students gain exposure to globally recognised analytics standards, industry frameworks and professional best practices, enhancing both academic depth and career readiness. The IoA integration strengthens students’ professional credibility and supports their transition into analytics-driven roles across industries.
Learning is driven by hands-on labs, case studies, real-world datasets and project-based assessments, ensuring graduates are not only technically proficient but also ethically and professionally responsible, with strong grounding in data governance, privacy and compliance. On completion, students are well equipped to add immediate value to analytics, finance, business intelligence and operations teams.

What You’ll Learn

Practical Skills

Career Pathways

Programme Education Objectives

PEOs Programme Educational Objectives
PEO1 To provide graduates with a broad, industry-relevant foundation in accounting, finance, taxation, costing, banking, marketing and business operations, together with industry-aligned competencies in statistics, database management, programming for analytics (Python/SQL), business intelligence tools and accounting analytics, enabling them to perform effectively in entry-level commerce, finance and analytics roles across industry, services and public practice, and to pursue professional or entrepreneurial pathways.
PEO2 To embed understanding of data governance, privacy, cybersecurity, ethical AI/ML usage and regulatory obligations to ensure responsible analytical practice.
PEO3 To develop advanced statistical, machine learning and modelling capabilities, enabling graduates to derive insight from structured and semi-structured data for evidence-based decision-making.
PEO4 To cultivate data storytelling, dashboard design, stakeholder communication and collaborative problem-solving for translating analytics into actionable business strategies.
PEO5 To foster project execution capability, capstone development, internships and continuous upskilling in cloud data platforms, scalable Business Intelligence pipelines and emerging analytics technologies.

Programme Outcomes (POs)

POs Programme Outcomes
PO1 Apply core principles of accounting, finance, taxation, costing, marketing and business operations to prepare, interpret and validate business records and reports, and apply business intelligence and analytics techniques to prepare, validate and interpret organisational dashboards and operational reports.
PO2 Analyse and model structured and semi-structured datasets using statistical, machine-learning and programming tools to produce predictive and prescriptive insights.
PO3 Create and present visual narratives, dashboards and data stories that communicate analytical findings to technical and non-technical stakeholders.
PO4 Evaluate analytics solutions for fairness, privacy, security and regulatory compliance and apply ethical principles in AI/ML implementations.
PO5 Design, develop and deploy analytics projects or capstone solutions using cloud platforms, Business Intelligence pipelines and collaborative industry engagement.

Programme Structure

B.Com – Data Analytics and Business Intelligence

Semester I Semester II Semester III Semester IV Semester V Semester VI
Language I (Kannada: Saahitya Sourabha - I / Hindi: Gadya Varidhi / Additional English: Translations selected from South India) Language I (Kannada: Saahitya Sourabha - II / Hindi: Gadya Kalash/ Additional English: Translations selected from East and North East India) Language I (Kannada: Saahitya Dhaare - I / Hindi: Kavya Sudha/ Additional English: Translations selected from Central and West India) Language I (Kannada: Saahitya Dhaare - II / Hindi: Khand Kavya-Shabari/ Additional English: Translations selected from North India) Income Tax - II Advanced Management Accounting or Retail Analytics
Language II (Generic English: Readings from Literature and Language Skills) Language II (Generic English: Interpretations of Literature and Language Skills) Language II (Generic English: Perceptions of Literature and Language Skills) Language II (Generic English: Insights from Literature and Language Skills) Goods and Services Tax
Financial Accounting - I Financial Accounting - II Corporate Accounting Business Law & Ethical Practices Advanced Analytics with Python
Corporate Administration Business Mathematics Data Visulaization with Power BI Machine Learning with Python Management Accounting Investment Management & Portfolio Management or Consumer Analytics
Business Modelling with Excel DBMS with SQL Python Programming for Analytics Financial Management Costing Methods and Techniques or HR Analytics
Applied Business Statistics Entrepreneurship & Startup Management Digital Transformation in Business or Market Analysis & Business Decision Essentials of Business Analytics or Digital Commerce & Security Advanced Financial Management or Health care Analytics
Constitution & Moral Values - I Environmental Studies Business Communication Information Visualization and Cognitive Principles Business Research & Report Writing
- - Constitution & Moral Values - II - -

Semester I

Course Code Name of Course Teaching Hours Credits
25CKN 1.1 / 25CHN 1.1 / 25ADE 1.1 Language I (Kannada: Saahitya Sourabha - I/ Hindi: Gadya Varidhi / Additional English: Translations selected from South India) 60 3
25GEN 1.1 Language II (Generic English: Readings from Literature and Language Skills) 60 3
26BCBDC 1.1 Financial Accounting-I 60 4
26BCBDC 1.2 Corporate Administration 60 4
26BCBDC 1.3 Business Modelling using Excel 60 4
26BCBDC 1.4 Modern Management 60 4
26BCBDC 1.5 Applied Business Statistics 60 4
Total Credits 26

Semester II

Course Code Name of Course Teaching Hours Credits
25CKN 2.1 / 25CHN 2.1 / 25ADE 2.1 Language I (Kannada: Saahitya Sourabha - II/ Hindi: Gadya Kalash/ Additional English: Translations selected from East and North East India) 60 3
25GEN 2.1 Language II (Generic English: Interpretations of Literature and Language Skills) 60 3
26BCBDC 2.1 Financial Accounting-II 60 4
26BCBDC 2.2 Business Mathematics 60 4
26BCBDC 2.3 DBMS with SQL 60 4
26BCBDC 2.4 Cost Accounting 60 4
26BCBDC 2.5 Entrepreneurship and Startup Management 60 4
24VBC 2.1 Environmental Studies 30 2
Total Credits 28

Semester III

Course Code Name of Course Teaching Hours Credits
24CKN 3.1 / 24CHN 3.1 / 24ADE 3.1 Language I (Kannada: Saahitya Dhaare - I/ Hindi: Kavya Sudha/ Additional English: Translations selected from Central and West India) 60 3
24GEN 3.1 Language II (Generic English: Perceptions of Literature and Language Skills) 60 3
26BCBDC 3.1 Corporate Accounting 60 4
26BCBDC 3.2 Data Visualisation with Power BI 60 4
26BCBDC 3.3 Python Programming for Analytics 60 4
26BCBDC 3.4 Principles and Practice of Auditing 60 4
26BCBDC 3.5A
26BCBDC 3.5B
a. Digital Transformation in Business
a. Market Analysis & Business Decision
60 4
26SEC 3.1 Business Communication 60 4
24VBC 1.1 Constitutional & Moral Values - I 30 2
24VBC 3.1 Constitutional & Moral Values - II 30 2
Total Credits 34

Semester IV

Course Code Name of Course Teaching Hours Credits
24CKN 4.1 / 24CHN 4.1 / 24ADE 4.1 Language I (Kannada: Saahitya Dhaare - II/ Hindi: Khand Kavya-Shabari/ Additional English: Translations selected from North India) 60 3
24GEN 4.1 Language II (Generic English: Insights from Literature and Language Skills) 60 3
26BCBDC 4.1 Business Law & Ethical Practices 60 4
26BCBDC 4.2 Machine Learning with Python 60 4
26BCBDC 4.3 Financial Management 60 4
26BCBDC 4.4 Income Tax-I 60 4
26BCBDC 4.5A
26BCBDC 4.5A
a. Essentials of Business Analytics
b. Digital Commerce and Security
60 4
24VBC 4.4 Information Visualization and Cognitive Principles 45 2
Total Credits 28

Semester V

Course Code Name of Course Teaching Hours Credits
26BCBDC 5.1 Income Tax- II 60 4
26BCMDC 5.2 Goods & Services Tax 60 4
26BCBDC 5.3 Advanced Analytics with Python 60 4
26BCBDC 5.4 Management Accounting 60 4
26BCBDCA 5.5
26BCBDCT 5.5
Specialization – 1 60 3
26BCBDCA 5.6
26BCBDCT 5.6
Specialization – 2 60 3
26VBC 5.1 Business Research & Report Writing 45 3
Total Credits 25

Specialization Paper

Semester Specialization Accounting & Taxation Finance
Semester V 1 Costing methods and Techniques HR Analytics
Semester V 2 Advanced Financial Management Healthcare Analytics

Semester VI

Course Code Name of Course Teaching Hours Credits
26BCBDCA 6.1
26BCBDCT 6.1
Specialization – 1 60 3
26BCBDCA 6.2
26BCBDCT 6.2
Specialization – 2 60 3
26VBC 6.1 Internship Practicum / Capstone Project - 3
Total Credits 9

Specialization Paper

Semester Specialization Accounting & Taxation Finance
Semester VI 1 Advanced Management Accounting Retail Analytics
Semester VI 2 Investment Management and Portfolio Management Consumer Analytics

Eligibility Criteria

Candidates who have completed two-years pre-university programme of Karnataka State or its equivalent of any state or country are eligible for admission into this programme.
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