POST GRADUATE PROGRAMME IN MANAGEMENT
COURSE OUTLINE
AY: 2026-27 TERM : I
TITLE OF THE COURSE: Industry Awareness
COURSE TYPE (WORKSHOP)
CREDIT(S): 1 NO. OF SECTION(s): 8
Name of the Faculty Faculty Email Contact Number
Room No./
If VF then
mention VF
Prof. Punyashlok Dwibedy B-110 punyashlokd@[Link] 0731 2439544
Prof. Saurabh Kumar A-211 saurabhkumar@[Link] 0731 2439497
Prof. Sumit Chakraborty J-219 sumitc@[Link] 0731 2439505
Prof. Abhishek Mishra J-203 abhishek@[Link] 0731 2439599
Prof. Shruti Tewari J-207 shrutitewari@[Link] 0731 2439525
Prof. Rajhans Mishra B-206 rajhansm@[Link] 0731 2439550
Prof. Subin Sudhir M-104 subins@[Link] 0731 2439554
Prof. D. L. Sunder A-110 sunder@[Link] 0731 2439522
CONSULTATION TIME FOR PARTICIPANTS:
Name of the Faculty Timing (with prior appointment)
Prof. Punyashlok Dwibedy
Prof. Saurabh Kumar
Prof. Sumit Chakraborty
Prof. Abhishek Mishra
By prior appointment only
Prof. Shruti Tewari
Prof. Rajhans Mishra
Prof. Subin Sudhir
Prof. D. L. Sunder
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COURSE DESCRIPTION :
Industry Awareness workshop is designed to prepare the participants for summer internship
through shared effort. The workshop also introduces various sources of information and
methods of research for the participants. Each group researching and presenting about one
industry would help prepare all the participants prepare better.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
To increase participants’ awareness and knowledge of industries in which they hope /
target to work
To improve through each other’s feedback
To learn from each other’s’ research and experience
LEARNING OUTCOMES AND ASSOCIATED MEASURE: (Applicable for core courses only)
At the end of the course student is expected to accomplish the following learning outcomes
(CLO). Alignment of CLO with the Programme Level Goals & Objectives and Assessment of the
learning outcomes of the course is presented below.
Course Learning Program Level Goals/ Outcome Assessment Tool(s)
Outcome
PEDAGOGY/TEACHING METHOD: Presentation and Discussion
Text Book for the course: Please give the details of the book.
Author Title Publisher Edition Remarks, if any
EVALUATION :
Individual Component Group Component Weightage (%)
Group Presentation 100
Total 100
COURSE PRE-REQUISITE/ REMARKS FOR PARTICIPANTS (if any): NA
ACADEMIC DISHONESTY:
IIM Indore believes in Academic honesty. Academic dishonesty or misconduct is cheating that
relates to an academic activity. It is a violation of trust between the Institute and its
stakeholders. Plagiarism, fabrication, deception, cheating and sabotage are examples of
unacceptable academic conduct. Please consult the Programme manual for the section on
academic dishonesty.
SCHEDULE OF SESSIONS:
If more than one faculty member is teaching the session, then give the details of sessions:
Name of faculty Session(s) in no(s).
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All reading materials must be in APA 7 referencing style only.
Module I: Title
Module Objective:
Session 1 Briefing
Objective To share the purpose of the course and to set the targets of deliverables
for the workshop
Reading A list of reading and research resources will be shared during the session
Session 2 - 5 Presentations
Objective To share the industry-wise presentations and discuss the same
Reading All the presentations will be shared for reading at will
Reference Textbook: The following books are recommended:
1.
2.
Additional Readings:
Please mention whether course outline is Old
New/Old/Modified.
In case of any additional requirements, the instructor must fill in the details below:
S. Item Description Details
No.
1 Software/License/ Company Name/Service
Simulation (to be Provider/Agency
purchased by office) Units required/Cost
2 Stationery List of items with units required
3 Field Visit (to be Purpose location & no. of sessions for
conducted by the activity (Transport/food
Instructor) arrangements by the office or claim
reimbursement)
4 Industry Expert/Guest CV to be enclosed with the course
Speaker (being invited outline.
by the Instructor) (Mention no. of sessions & memento or
honorarium offering)
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