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1. Subject Subject Name Scheme Theory Internal Practical Total Code LIT P Paper Evaluation Exams Marks 3BCA1 Daftructures 4 80 20 100 3BCA2 Advance DBMS with Oracle 4 1 3 80 20 25 125 3BCA3 Object Oriented Programming 4 3 80 20 25 125 with C 3BCA4 ElementaNlathematics 4 j1 80 20 100 3BCA5 Communicati mglish II 4 80 20 100 Semester Total 550 SEMESTER IV Subject Subject Name Scheme Theory Internal Practical Total Code Paper Evaluation Exams Marks L T P 4BCA1 ComphN amp tworks 4 80 20 100 4BCA2 System Analysis And Design 4 1 3 80 20 100 Programming with Visual 4 3 80 20 25 125 4BCA3 Basic Net 4BCA4 Internet Programming 4 1 80 20 25 125 Elective I 4 80 20 100 4BCA5 A Computerized A C 4BCA5 B Multimedia Semester Total 550 CINDIA ORG SEMESTER V Subject Subject Name Scheme Theory Internal Practical Total Code Paper Evaluation Exams Marks L T P SBCA1 OperatMgtem 4 80 20 100 5BCA2 Asp Net amp C 4 1 3 80 20 25 125 SBCA3 Programming with Java 4 3 80 20 25 125 5BCA4 Science of Communication 4 1 80 20 100 5BCA5 SoGalence II 4 80 20 100 Semester Total 550 SEMESTER VI Subject Subject Name Scheme Theory Internal Practical Total Code Paper Evaluation Exams Marks L IT P 6BCA1 Web Development 4 3 80 20 25 125 6BCA2 Linux amp Shell Programmi2. Course BCA Sub Code 3BCA5 Semester III Subject Name Communicative English II PA 7 Kz 5 3 2 s 4 E E lA E E lg UNIT I 8 8 Nouns Countable Unconuntable Pronoun Personal Relative and others Verb and Verb structures infinitives and gerundials Linking Devices UNIT II 8 8 Adverbs and adverb phrases Comparisons and Intensification Modifiers and adverbs Adjectives and Adjective Phrases UNIT III 8 8 Synonyms Antonyms amp Homonyms Diminutives and Derivatives Jargons or Registers UNIT IV 8 8 Precis writing Paragraph Curriculum Vitae Resume Curriculum Vitae Resume Preparation of questionnaire for Interview skills UNIT V 8 8 Effective Public Speaking Features amp aspects of EPS genral mistakes amp how to avoid them structure of an ideal speech technical presentation TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS INTERMEDIATE ENGLISH GRAMMAR BY RAYMOND WILLIAMS VOCABULARY BY MICHAEL MC CARTHU AND FELICITY O DELL ENGLISH GRAMMER BY JAYANTHI DAKSHINA MURTH APRACTICAL ENGLISH GRAMMAR BY THOMSON AND MARTINET ENGLISH GRAMMAR BY WS ALLEN CINDIA ORG Sub Code 4BCA1 Course BCA Seme ster IV Subject Name Computer Networks e lels 5 4 JE UNIT I 8 8 Networking Needs and Advantages Network Types Client Server and Peers Introduction to various types of servers Wired amp Wireless
3. management and its tools techniques Gantt chart PERT CPM Human Resources management Concepts amp functions Job analysis and role description UNIT IV 8 Management skills Leadership and motivation The nature of leadership leadership theories Delegation motivation and motivation theories need of motivation motivation techniques Team building Defining and effective team selecting team members building teams training and development Effective communication The communication process presentation skills Tools and techniques UNIT V 8 Time management The importance of time characteristics of management Tasks determining time elements time management techniques Entrepreneurship Entrepreneur and its role how to become an Entrepreneur essentials steps to become an entrepreneur EDP training TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS S K BASANDRA COMPUTERS TODAY GALGOTIA PUBLICATIONS MAZDA ENGINEERING MANAGEMENT ADDISEN WESLEY KOONTZ H ESSENTIALS OF MANAGEMENT TMH PUBLICATIONS CINDIAaA ORG Course BCA Semester VI Sub Code 6BCA3 B Subject Name Advanced Mathematics an A 2 2 E z E 2 4 E le E E e UNIT I 10 10 Matrices concept notation order equality types Transpose of a Matrix Symmetric and Skew symmetric matrices Addition multiplication and scalar multiplication of matrices simple properties of addition multiplication and scalar multi
4. REFERENCE BOOKS SYSTEM ANALYSIS amp DESIGN BY V K JAM DREAMTECH PRESS MODERN SYSTEM ANALYSIS amp DESIGN BY A HOFFER F GEORGE S VALACIA H LOW PRICED EDN PEARSON EDUCATION INFORMATION T ECHNOLOGY amp COMPUTER APPLICATIONS BY VK KAPOOR SULTAN CHAND amp SONS NEW DELHI Course BCA Sub Code 4BCA3 Semester IV Subject Name Programming with VB Net nit Workshops Demo Field Visits Remarks UNIT I Introduction to NET NET Framework features amp architecture CLR Common Type System MSIL Assemblies and class libraries Introduction to visual studio Project basics types of project in Net IDE of VB NET Menu bar Toolbar Solution Explorer Toolbox Properties Window Form Designer Output Window Object Browser The environment Editor tab format tab general tab docking tab visual development amp event drive Programming Methods and events Lectures O Practical s 4 T Total H ours UNIT HI The VB NET Language Variables Declaring variables Data Type of variables Forcing variables declarations Scope amp lifetime of a variable Constants Arrays types of array control array Collections Subroutines Functions Passing variable Number of Argument Optional Argument Returning value from function Control flow statements conditional statement loop statement Msgbox amp Input box 14 UNIT III Working with F
5. TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS e SILVERSCHATZ KORTH AND SUDARSHAN DATABASE SYSTEM CONCEPTS 6 TED TATA MC GRAW HILL e RAGHU RAMA KRISHNAN DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS 2 PED TA TA MC GRAW HILL e RAJESH NARANG DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM 2 ED PHI e R ELMASRI ET AL FUNDAMENTALS OF DATABASE SYSTEMS 3 EDITION ADDISON WESLEY INDIAN REPRINT NEW DELHI e CJDATE DATA BASE SYSTEMS Vo 1 amp II CINDIAaA ORG Course BCA Semester II Sub Code 2BCA3 Subject Name Advanced Programming in C Workshops Demo Field Visits Remarks UNIT I Basics of Pointers Pointers Operators Pointer Arithmetic Pointers and Function Pointer and Strings Pointer to Structure Pointers within Structure Introduction to Static and Dynamic Memory Allocation The Process of Dynamic Memory Allocation DMA Functions malloc calloc free realloc sizeof Operator Lectures O Practical s a T Total Hours UNIT HI Introduction to File Handling File Structure File Types Streams Text Binary File System Basics The File Pointer Opening a File and Closing a File Functions for File Handling fopen fclose getc fgetc putc fputc feof gets puts fgetsQ fputs0 getwQ putw fscanf fprintf fread fwrite Standard Streams in C Flushing a Stream Direct Access File and Random Access to File fseek ftell rewindQ File Name as
6. s C PROGRAMMING BLACK BOOK BY MAN TELLES CINDIAaA ORG Course BCA Semester V Sub Code 5BCA3 Subject Name Java Programming nit Workshops Demo Field Visits Remarks UNIT I C Vs JAVA JAVA a nd Internet and WWW JAVA support systems JAVA environment JAVA pr ogram structure Tokens Statements JAVA virtual machine Constants amp Variables Data Types Type Casting Operators Expressions amp its Evaluation Decision making and branching Loops Jumps in Loops Labeled Loops Lectures O Practical s f s T Total H ours UNIT II Defining a class Adding variables and methods Creating objects Accessing class members Constructors Method overloading Static members Nesting of methods Inheritance Extending a class Overriding methods Final variables and method Final classes Finalizes methods Abstract methods and classes Visibility control 14 UNIT III Arrays One dimensional amp two dimensional Strings Vectors Wrapper classes Defining interfaces Extending interfaces Implementing interfaces Accessing interface Variables System packages Using system packages Naming conventions Creating packages Accessing a package Using package Adding a class to a package Hiding classes UNIT IV Threads Creating threads Extending the threads class Stopping and blocking a thread Life cycle of a thread Using thread methods Thread exception
7. Command Line Argument 14 UNIT IN Preprocessor and its Advantages Preprocessor Directives Macros with and without Arguments Define Include Creating Header Files Include User Defined Header Files Conditional Compilation Directives if else elif and ifdef amp undef Using defined error line pragma The amp Preprocessor Operator 14 UNIT IV Display adapter Graphics Mode and Resolution Header File Graphics h Vari ous Functions of Graphics Function initgraph and its Arguments Functions Used in Graphics Drawing a Point on Screen Drawing Lines Rectangle Circles Arcs Polygon Functions to Fill Colors Display Text in Graphics Mode Justifying Text 14 UNIT V Working with ROM BIOS Routines IVT Registers for Passing Arguments to BIOS Routine Function int86 Finding Installed Memory Size and Clearing Screen using int86 Working with Mouse and Keyboard Working with DOS Routines Function intdos Renaming File Deleting File Create Directory Delete Directory using intdos 14 TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS HERBERT SHIELD COMPLETE REFERENCE C YKANETKAR POINTERS THROUGH C YKANETKAR TSR THROUGH C R S SALARIA APPLICATION PROGRAMMING IN C CINDIA ORG Course BCA Semester II Sub Code 2BCA 4 Subject Name Desktop Publishing amp Designing Introduction to Screen and Work Area P
8. Commands for files and directories cd Is cp md rm mkdir rmdir pwd file more less creating and viewing files using cat file comparisons cmp amp comm View files disk related commands checking disk free spaces Partitioning the Hard drive for Linux Installing the Linux system System startup and shut down process Lectures O Practical s T Total UNIT II Essential linux commands Understanding shells Processes in linux process fundamentals connecting processes with pipes Redirecting input output manual help Background processing managing multiple processes changing process priority with nice scheduling of processes at command cron commands kill ps who sleep Printing commands touch file related commands wc cut dd etc Mathematical commands bc expr Creating and editing files with vi amp vim editor 14 UNIT III System administration Common administrative tasks configuration and log files Role of system administrator Managing user accounts adding amp deleting users changing permissions and ownerships Creating and managing groups modifying group attributes Temporary disable user s accounts creating and mounting file system file security amp Permissions becoming super user using su Getting system information with uname host name disk partitions amp sizes users kernel Backup and restore files installing and removing packages with rpm command KDE a Gnome graphica
9. creating users interet settings Start buton amp Program lists Installing and Uninstalling new Hardvare amp Software pogramon your computer s ra Total H ours UNIT II 8 6 Office Packages Office activates and their oftware requirements Word processing Spreadsheet Presentation graphics Database introduction and comparison of various office suites like MS Office Lotus Office Star Office Open Office MS Word Basics Features amp area of use Working with MS Word Menus amp Commands Toolbars amp Buttons Shortcut Menus Wizards amp Templates Creating a New Document Different Page Views and layouts Applying various Text Enhancements Working with Styles Text Attributes Pargraph and Page Fornntting Text Editing using varbus features Bullets Numbering Auto formatting Printing amp various print options UNIT III 8 6 Advanced Features of MS Word Spell Check Thesaurus Find amp Replace Headas amp Footers Inseting PageNumbers Pictures Files Auto texts Symbols Working with Columns Tabs amp Indnts Creatim amp Working with Tables including conversion to and from text Margins amp Space management in Document Adding References and Graphics Mail Merge Enelops amp Mailirg Labek Imporing and exporting to and from various formats 14 14 UNIT IV 8 6 MS Excel Introduction and areaof use Working wih MS Excel concepts of Workbook amp Worksheets Using Wizards Various Data Type
10. of PHP over Other Scripting Languages Installation and Configuration of PHP Data Types in PHP PHP Syntax Comments PHP Vari ables and Constants Scope of Variables PHP String String Manipulation PHP Operators Precedence of Operators Expressions Creating a PHP Script Running a PHP Script Unit II 8 6 14 Basic HTML Embedding PHP in HTML Passing Information between Pages PHP GET PHP POST PHP Conditional Statements PHP Looping Statements Break Continue Exit PHP Functions Built in and User Defined Function Regular Expression Functions Mathematical Date and Time Functions PHP Arrays Creating Array and Accessing Array Elements Unit IIl 8 6 14 PHP File Permissions Working with Files Opening Closing Reading Writing a File Working with Directory Creating Deleting Changing a Directory Working with Forms Introduction to a Web Form Processing a Web Form Validating a Web Form Input Validation PHP with Client Side Scripting Language Exception and Error Handling in PHP Introduction to Cookies and Session Handling Unit IV 8 6 14 Working with Database PHP Supported Databases Using PHP amp My SQL Installation and Configuration of My SQL on Windows Checking Configuration Connecting to Database Selecting a Database Adding Table and Altering Table in a Database Inserting Deleting and Modifying Data in a Table Retrieving Data Performing Queries Processing Result Sets Unit V 8 6 14 Code R
11. of examination foil counter foil must be submitted to the Examination Section before the start of theory examination The format for 20 marks weightage is attached herewith 1 Subject code 2 Subject name 3 Year 4 Study Institute code 5 Name amp address of Study Institute 6 Name of Class Coordinator Roll Enrollme Test 1 Test 2 Attendance Viva Total No nt No Marks Marks MM 5 MM 5 MM 20 MM 5 MM 5 Signature of Class Coordinator Signature of Head of Institute CINDIA ORG
12. transmission Base band and Broadband transmission Layered Technology Overview of O SI Model UNIT II 8 8 Transmission Media Types Properties amp Specialty of Various Media Types Comparative Study Network Topology Bus Star Ring Star Bus Star Ring Mesh Features Advantages and Disadvantages of Each Type Network Adapters Cards UNIT IN 8 8 The Theoretical Network Model OSI Introduction to IEEE 802 standards Ethernet Token Rings FDDI Network Scaling No of nodes distance software speed special requirements Connectivity Devices Modem Repeater Hub bridge Gateway UNIT IV 8 8 Overview of TCP IP reference model Protocols IP TCP UDP ARP SNMP FTP SMTP TELNET Protocols IP Addressing Class A B amp C Domain Name Addressing URL E mail address UNIT V 8 8 Network Security Network Security Issues Security Barriers Needs Firewalls and Features of Firewalls Types of Firewall Technology Network Level and Application Level IP Packets Filter Screening Routers Limitations of Firewalls TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS NETWORKING ESSENTIALS STUDY GUIDE MCSE AMES CHEWS CHARLES PERKINS MATTHEW STREBE BPB PUBLICATIONS LOCALAREA NETWORKS S K BASANDRA amp S JAISWAL GAL GOTIA PUBLICATIONS COMPUTER NETWORK ANDREW amp T ANENBAUM DATA AND COMPUTER COMMUNICATION WILLIAM STERLING DATA COMMUNICATION BY PRAKASH C GUPTA CINDIAaA ORG Course BCA Semes
13. ADMINISTRATION NICHOLAS WELLS COURSE TECHNOLOGY VIKAS PUBLISHING NEW DELHI UNIX SHELL PROGRAMMING YASHWANT KANETKAR BPB PUBLICATIONS RED HAT LINUX UNLEASHED T ECHMEDIA BPB PUBLICATIONS e LINUX NETWORKING AND SECURITY WELLS COURSE T ECHNOLOGY VIKAS PUBLISHING NEW DEIHI Course BCA Semester VI Sub Code 6BCA3 A Subject Name Principles of Management 2 8 z 2 E Z 3 3 sli s S E z LEE A LEES UNIT I 8 8 Management basics What is management the history of management Types of manager manager qualities Management responsibilities management tasks and functions The business environment defining the organization organization structure the quality organization organizational changes Centralization and Decentralization managing changes Management obligations social and professional responsibilities government regulations UNIT I 8 Strategy formulation the elements of strategy the strategy formulation process alliances and acquisitions strategy formulation tools and Techniques plan implementation Decision making the nature of management decision the decision making Process decision making techniques UNIT III 8 Information presentation and reporting Principle Type of Reports Presentation on Modes Function reporting system Information and its uses Characteristics of information flow of information Brief introduction to project planning and
14. BCA4 Subject Name Social Science I Aa E Practical s Workshops Demo Field Visits Remarks UNIT I Concept Definitions and Importance Of Sociology Relation of Sociology with Other Social Sciences Group Community Institution Organisation Society Humanity Biosphere and Their Unity and Inter Dependence Meaning of Family Kinship Class Caste Clan Tribe Marriage Lectures Total Hours UNIT II Concept of Socialization Social Stratification Concept Definitions and Process of Social Change Understanding of Contemporary Changes in India Characteristics of Indian Culture UNIT III Concept Definitions and Importance of Psychology Relation of Psychology with Other Social Sciences Psychology of Social Groups Elements and Process of Human Behavior Theory of Information Opinion and Attitude Formation UNIT IV Environmental Study Renewable And Non Renewable Resources Natural Resources And Associated Problems a Forest Resources Use and over exploitation Deforestation Timber extraction mining Dams and their effects on forests and tribal people b Water Resources Use and over utilization of surface and ground water floods Drought dams benefits and problems c Mineral Resources Use and exploitation environmental effects of extracting and using mineral resources d Food Resources World food problems changes caused by agriculture and overgrazing effects of modem a
15. Buttons List Box etc Running a web Application creating a multiform web project Lectures O Practical s j z T Total H ours UNIT II Form Validation Client side validation server Side validation Validation Controls Required Field Comparison Range Calendar control Ad rotator Control Internet Explorer Control State management View state Session state Application state 14 UNIT N Architecture of ADO NET Connected and Disconnected Database Create Connection using ADO NET Object Model Connection Class Command Class Data Adapter Class Dataset Class Display data on data bound Controls and Data Grid Database Accessing on web applications Data Binding concept with web creating data grid Binding standard web server controls Display data on web form using Data bound controls 14 UNIT IV Writing datasets to XML Reading datasets with XML Web services Introduction Remote method call using XML SOAP web service description language building amp consuming a web service Web Application deployment 14 UNIT V Overview of C C and NET similarities amp differences from JAVA Structure of C program Language features Ty pe system boxing and unboxing flow controls Classes interfaces Serialization Delegates Reflection 14 TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS VB NET BLACK BOOK BY STEVEN HOLZNER DREAMIECH ASP NET UNLEASHED C PROGRAMMING WROX PUBLICATION
16. Concept of Data Structure Abstract Data Type Concept of List amp Array Introduction to Stack Stack as an Abstract Data Type Primitive Operation on Stack Stack s Application Infix Postfix Prefix and Recursion Introduction to Queues Primitive Operations on Queues Queue as an Abstract Data type Circular Queue Dequeue Priority Queue Applications of Queue Lectures O Practical s a T Total H ours UNIT I Linked List Introduction to Linked List Memory Representation of Linked List Operations on Linked List Linked List Representation of Stack and Queue Header Nodes Types of Linked List Doubly Linked List Circular Linked List Application of Linked List 14 UNIT III Trees Basic Terminology of Trees Binary Trees Tree Representations as Array amp Linked List Binary Tree Representation Traversal of Binary Trees Inorder Preorder amp Postorder Application of Binary Tree Threaded Binary tree Height Balanced tree B tree 14 UNIT IV Analysis of Algorithm Complexity with Big O Notation Searching Sequential Search Binary Search and their Comparison Sorting External amp Internal Sorting Insertion Sort Selection Sort Quick Sort Bubble Sort Heap Sort Comparison of Sorting Methods 14 UNIT V Graphs Introduction to Graphs Basic Terminology Directed Undirected amp Weighted graph Representation of Graphs Graph Traversals Depth First amp Brea
17. Constitution Preamble Introduction to Fundamental Rights and Duties Citizenship UNIT HI 8 Constitutional Remedies for citizens Union Government Structures of the Union Government and Functions President Vice President Prime Minister Cabinet Parliament Supreme Court of India Governor Chief Minister Cabinet State Legislature Judicial System in States High Courts and other Subordinate Courts UNIT IV 8 Concept Definitions and importance of Economics Relations of Economics with other social sciences Introduction to Indian Economy Mar ket Princi ples of demand an d supply Consume r beha vior Con cept of Gl obalization Libe ralization Swade shi UNIT V 8 Human Rights the Basic concept Individual group State Civil Society Liberty Freedom Equality Justice Violence Counter Violence Human Values Humanity Compassion Virtues Impact of social structure on human behavior Role of socialization in human values Modernization TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS DURGA DAS BASU INTRODUCTION TO THE CONSTITUTION OF INDIA PRENTICE HALL OF INDIA NEWDELHI 2 RCAGA RWAL 1997 INDIAN POLITICAL SYSTEM _ S CHAND AND COMPANY NEW DELHI Course BCA Semester VI Sub 6Bde41 Subject Name Web Development KA H 5 3 3 S 5 E 5 E a x Unit I 8 6 14 Introduction to PHP History of PHP Versions of PHP Features of PHP Advantages
18. DETAILED SYLLABUS BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS BCA EFFECTIVE FROM JULY 2011 Department of Computer Applications Makhanlal Chaturvedi Rashtriya Patrakarita Evam Sanchar Vishwavidyalaya B 38 Press Complex M P Nagar Zone I Bhopal Ph 4294448 2768274 www mcu ac in CINDIAaA ORG SCHEME FOR BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS BCA Effective From July 2011 Session SEMESTER I Subject Subject Name Scheme Theory Internal Practical Total Code Paper Evaluation Exams Marks L IT P IBCA1 Fundamentals of Computers amp 4 80 20 100 Information Technology 1BCA2 Programming Methodology and 4 1 3 80 20 25 125 C Programming IBCA3 PC Packages Word Excel and 4 3 80 20 25 125 PowerPoint 1BCA4 Socidtience I 4 1 80 20 100 IBCA5 Communicatiueglish l 4 80 20 100 Semester Total 550 L Lecture T Tutorial P Practical SEMESTER II Subject Subject Name Scheme Theory Internal Practical Total Code TIP Paper Evaluation Exams Marks 2BCA1 Digitalectronics 4 80 20 100 2BCA2 Data Base Management System 4 1 3 80 20 100 2BCA3 Advanced Programming in C 4 3 80 20 25 125 2BCA4 Desk Top Publishing amp Designing 4 1 80 20 25 125 2BCA5 CommunicatifBndi 4 80 20 100 Semester Total 550 CINDIAaA ORG SEMESTER MI
19. ELF JAVASCRIPT IN 24 HRS BY MICHAEL MONCUR T ECHMEDIA CINDIaA ORG Course BCA Seme ster IV Sub Code 4BCA5 A Subject Name Computerized Accounting Gi E KZ 3 a E les E 3 5 3 2 5 z e a x UNIT I TAL LY FUNDAMENTALS 8 4 12 Basic Concepts of Accounting Financial Statements Financial Statement Analysis Cost Centre Basic concepts of Inventory 2 Tally Configuration amp INI setup Data Directory amp Folders configuration Single amp Multiple User Tally Screen Components Mouse Keyboard Conventions amp Key Combinations Switching between screen areas Quitting Tally Maintaining Company Data Basic Company Details Create Alter Select Load Close a Company Chart of Accounts Company Features and Configuration UNIT II BASIC ACCOUNTING 8 4 12 Create Alter amp Display Groups and Ledgers All accounting voucher types Accounting Voucher transactions Account Invoice transactions Excise Invoice Export Invoice Transactions using Bill wise details Bank Reconciliation Interest calculations using simple amp advance parameters Interest calculations on outstanding balances amp on invoices Use of voucher class adjustment of interest Creation of voucher class Invoice entry in a class situation Create Alter amp Delete Budgets for groups ledgers amp cost centre Defining credit limit amp credit period Display Budgets amp variances Create Alt
20. Fundamentals Primary Vs Secondary data Storage Various Storage Devices Hard Disk Drives Floppy Disks Optical Disks Flash Drives UNIT IV 8 8 Use of Communication and IT Communication Process Communication Ty pes Simplex Half Duplex Full Duplex Serial and Parallel Communication Types of Network LAN WAN MAN Internet Topologies of LAN Ring Bus Star Mesh and Tree Topologies World Wide Web and its Applications and Internet Services UNIT V 8 8 Software and its Need Types of Software System Software Application Software System Software Operating System Utility Program Programming Languages Assemblers Compilers and Interpreter Programming Languages Machine Assembly High Level 4GL TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS COMPUTERS TODAY BY S K BASANDRA GALGOTIA PUBLICATIONS FUNDAMENTALS OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ALEXIS LEON amp MATHEWS LEON VIKAS PUBLISHING e DOS QUICK REFERENCE RAJEEV MATHUR GALGOTIA PUBLICATIONS CINDIAaA ORG Course BCA Semester I Sub Code 1BCA2 Subject Name Programming Methodology and C Programming nit Workshops Demo Field Visits Remarks UNIT I Program Concept Characteristics of Programming Various Stages in Program Development Algorithms Flow Charts Programming Techniques Top Down Bottom Up Modular Structured Feat ures Merits Demerits and Their Comparative Study Programming Logic Simp
21. OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING WITH C VIKAS PUBLISHING HOUSE NEW DELHI ISBN 81 259 1450 1 E BALGUR USWAMY C TMH PUBLICATION ISBN 0 07 462038 X M KUMAR PROGRAMMING IN C TMH PUBLICATIONS R LAFORE OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING C ASHOK N KAMTHANE OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING WITH ANSI amp TURBO C PEARSON EDUCATION PUBLICATION ISBN8J 7808 772 3 CINDIAaA ORG Course BCA Semester III Sub Code 3BCA4 Subject Name Elementary Mathematics Practical s Workshops Demo Field Visits Remarks UNIT I Sets and Their Representations Empty Set Finite amp Infinite Sets Equal Sets Subsets Subsets of the Set of Real Numbers Especially Intervals with notations Power Set Universal Set Venn Diagrams Union and Intersection of Sets Difference of Sets Complement of a Set Ordered Pairs Cartesian Product of Sets Number of Elements in the Cartesian Product of two Finite Sets Cartesian Product of the Reals with itself upto R x R x R Definition of Relation Pictorial Diagrams Domain Co domain and Range of a Relation Lectures Total Hours UNIT II Function as a special kind of relation from one set to another Pictorial representation of a function domain co domain amp range of a function Real valued function of the real variable domain and range of these functions constant identity polynomial rational modulus signum an
22. Printing Common printing options Different printing formats Multi Account printing Dynamic Report specific options Creating Group Company Use of Tally vault Using Security control amp defining different security levels Use of Tally Audi Back up amp Restore Splitting company data Export amp import of Data ODBC compliance use of E mail Internet publishing Upload web browser amp online help Re write data TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS IMPLEMENTING TALLY 6 3 BY NADHANI ISBN 81 7656494X BPB PUBLICATIONS BPB TALLY 6 3 BY BPB EDITORIAL BOARD HINDI BPB PUBLICATIONS ISBN81 7656 594 6 CINDIAaA ORG Course BCA Sub Code 4BCAS B Semester IV Subject Name Multimedia Workshops Demo Field Visits Remarks UNIT I Introduction to Multimedia Needs and areas of use Development platforms for multimedia Identifying Multimedia elements Text Images Sound Animation and Video Making simple Multimedia with PowerPoint Concepts of plain amp formatted text RTF amp HTML texts Object Linking and Embedding concept Lectures B Practical s I T KO Total Hours UNIT II Sound and it Attributes Mono V S Stereo Sound Sound Channels Sound and Its Effect In Multimedia Analog V S Digital Sound Overview Of Vari ous Sound File Formats On PC WAV M P3 12 UNIT II Importance of Graphics in Multimedia Vector and Raster Graphic
23. R 4 0 amp 5 0 BY B P O PUBLICATIONS e PRAKHAR COMPLETE COURSE FOR DTP CORELDRAW PAGEMAKER PHOTOSHOP CINDIAaA ORG Course BCA Semester II Sub Code 2BCA5 Subject Name Communicative Hindi Lectures iPractical s Workshops Unit Field Visits Demo WuV amp l 8 fed a ar Ala fara Lel cf dk laf klr ifjp banna kai mi ksx oa egRo fgUnh OkfdkCn jpuk okD jpuk okD ksa ds izdkj miokD laf k lekl milxZ 1zR 1 kZ okffoyksekFkUKRkKd lewgkFkZd kCn AA Total Hours MUVE2 8 Baan fatt lt ga ada kafea ek kqf ds fu e izeq k eqgkojkis oa yksdksfDr ksa dk iz ksx Nanzbdacsyadkretror feretat Teragks sA MUVEB 8 ma A aaa ferit omke wit at amor At aul Aam lola Tse Aamo AT daa aaa Nas ngaa Ts RAYA Mags aga Pana sea Sie Pa wea aR Na AA you dae da qK amp 4 8 vuqokn dk vFkZ vkSj ifjHkk kk tadkgkwugokn ds midj k oa leL k Hkko rFkk izHkko ds vk kkj ij vuqokn oa ys kA 5MUV8ES 8 fuca k ys ku fjiks VZ ys ku ukvuygpkn xksnku xou eqa khizsepanA TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS vugokn fodkl oa lais k k lt amp MkW gteksgu vugokn dyk kar vkSj tz ks amp MkW dSykOk HkkfVik O ogktidgUnh Vk MkdkfksUkBd Ttj d r Unhkd k amp cnjhukFk Course BCA Semester III Sub Code 3BCA1 Subject Name Data Structure nit Workshops Demo Field Visits Remarks UNIT I The
24. Relations and other relations UNIT II 8 8 Functional Grammar Tenses Simple Present Progressive Perfect Present Perfect Progressive along with Past Tense and indications of futurity Reported speech Modals Will Shall Should Would and others Voice Active and Passive UNIT III 8 8 Reading amp Writing Comprehension of Unseen Passage Grasp Of General Language Skills Issues with Reference Words amp Usage Within Passages UNIT IV 8 8 Paragraph Writing Expansion of given ideas Listening Note taking Note making UNIT V 8 8 Vocabulary making sentences with idioms amp phrases Words Commonly Misspelled confused Words formation by prefix suffix TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS A PRACTICAL ENGLISH GRAMMAR BY THOMSON AND MARTINET ENGLISH GRAMMAR BY W S ALLEN INTERMEDIATE ENGLISH GRAMMAR BY RAYMOND WILLIAMS VOCABULARY BY MICHAEL MC CARTHU AND FELICITY O DELL ENGLISH GRAMMER BY JAYANTHI DAKSHINA MURTH CINDIAaA ORG Course BCA Semester II Sub Code 2BCA1 Subject Name Digital Electronics Design a 2 2 E Z 2 3 sli is S E 5 ME PE mb ph mh NE UNIT I 8 8 Data representation Data Types and Number Systems Binary Number System Octal amp Hexa Decimal Number System Fixed Point Representation 1 s amp 2 s Complement Binary Arithmetic Operation on Binary Numbers Overflow amp Underflow Floating Point Representation Codes ASCII EBCDIC Codes Gray C
25. ance Coefficient of Variance UNIT V 10 10 Meaning of Probability Random Experiment an outcome Sample Space Sample Point Types of Sample Space Types of Events Probability of an Event Total and Conditional Probability Probability distribution of a random Variable Repeated independent Bernoulli trials and Binomial distribution TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS www e booksdirectory com mathematics www origoeducation com go maths BASICS OF MATHEMATICS BY R D SHARMA CINDIAaA ORG Course BCA Semester VI Sub Code 6BCA3 C Subject Name E Commerce wn A a g z z 2 2 S E 3 O 5 2 5 D a a x UNIT I 8 8 E Commerce an Introductions Concepts Advantages and Disadvantages Technology in E Commerce Benefits and impact of E commerce on travel industry Goals of E Commerce Difference between E Commerce and E Business Models of E Commerce Limitations and Advantages of E Commerce UNI II 8 8 Electronic Payment Systems Introduction Types of Electronic Payment Systems Electronic Payment Systems Smart Cards and Electronic Payment Systems Credit Card Based Electronic Payment Systems Risk and Electronic Payment Systems UNIT III 8 8 E Security Network and Web Site Risk for E Business Information Tec hnology Act 2000 and its Highlights Related to E commerce E Security Firewalls Electronic Market E Shop Introduction to S
26. cheduling Scheduling Criteria Scheduling Algorithms MultipleProcessor Scheduling Real Time Scheduling Threads UNIT III Critical Section Problem Semaphores Classical Problem Of Synchronization Deadlock Characterizations Method for Handling Deadlocks Deadlock Prevention Deadlock Avoidance Deadlock Detection Recovery from Deadlock UNIT IV Logical versus physical address space Swapping Contiguous Allocation Paging Segmentation Virtual Memory Demand Paging Page Replacement Page Replacement Algorithms UNIT V Disk Scheduling Disk Management Swap Space Management Disk reliability Stable Storage Implementation File Concepts Directory structure Protection File system in Linux TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS OPERATING SYSTEM CONCEPTS BY SILBERSCHATZ amp GALVIN ADDISON EDITION OPERATING SYSTEMCONCEPTS amp DESIGN BYMILAN MILENKOVIC WESIEY PUBLICATION 6 OPERATING SYSTEM CONCEPTS amp DESIGN BY MILAN MILEN KOVIC TMH PUBIICATION CINDIAaA ORG Course BCA Sub Code 5BCA2 Semester V Subject Name ASP Net and C nit Workshops Demo Field Visits Remarks UNIT I Overview of ASP NET framework Understanding ASP NET Controls Applications Web servers Installation of WS Web forms web form controls server controls client controls web forms amp HTML Adding controls to a web form Buttons Text Box Labels Checkbox Radio
27. d greatest integer functions with their graphs Sum difference product and quotients of functions Types of relations reflexive symmetric transitive and equivalence relations One to one and onto functions composite functions inverse of a function Binary operations UNIT III Complex numbers Brief description of algebraic properties of complex numbers Argand plane and polar representation of complex numbers Statement of Fundamental Theorem of Algebra solution of quadratic equations in the complex number system Fundamental principle of counting Factorial n n Permutations and combinations UNIT IV Sequence and Series Arithmetic progression A P arithmetic mean A M Geometric progression G P general term of a G P sum of n terms of a G P geometric mean G M relation between A M and G M Sum to n terms of the special series n n2 and n3 UNIT V Slope of a line and angle between two lines Vari ous forms of equations of a line parallel to a es point slope form slope intercept form two point form intercepts form and normal form General equation of a line Distance of a point from a line Standard equation of a circle Coordinate a es and coordinate planes in three dimensions Coordinates of a point TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS www e booksdirectory com mathematics www origoeducation com go maths BASICS OF MATHEMATICS BY R D SHARMA CINDIAaA ORG
28. dth First Search Spanning Trees Minimum Spanning Tree Applications of Graphs Shortest Path Problem using Dijkstra Method 14 TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS FUNDAMENTALS OF DATA STRUCTURE BY S SAWHNEV amp E HOROWITZ DATA STRUCTURE BY T REMBLEY amp SORRENSON DATA STRUCTURE BY LIPSCHUISTS SCHAUM S OUTLINE SERIES MCGRAW HILL PUBLICATION FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTER ALGORITHM BY ELLIS HOROWITZ AND SARTAJ SAWHNEY CINDIAaA ORG Semester III Subject Name Advanced DBMS with Oracle Course BCA Sub Code 3BCA2 eaa e lai E 3 z O 5 5 e x UNIT I 8 8 Oracle product details Overview of oracle architecture Oracle files System and User process Oracle Memory System data base object Oracle Data types UNIT II 8 7 15 Working with Tables Data Constraints Select Command Oracle Operator Range Searching Pattern Matching Oracle Built In Function Grouping data from Tables in SQL Manipulation Data in SQL Joining Multiple Tables Sub queries UNIT IN 8 7 15 Oracle Security Privileges Creating view Granting Permissions Updating Selection Destroying view Creating Indexes Creating and Managing Working with Sequences UNIT IV 8 7 15 PL SQL Introduction Data type support in PL SQL Conditional Statements Using DML Within PL SQL Procedures amp Functions Cursors Parameterized Cursor UNIT V 8 7 15 Exception handling
29. e use require include and the include path File System Functions and File Input and Output File Uploads Use of CSS Introduction to Object Oriented Programming with PHP Installing and Configuring Apache to use PHP on Windows php ini File TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS PHP amp MY SQL BY VIKRAM VASWANI TMH PUBLICATIONS PHP ESSENTIALS BY JULIE C MELONI BPB PUBLICATIONS PHP 5 AND MY SQL BIBLE BY TIM CONVERSE AND JOYCE PARK WILEY DREAMTECH INDIA PUBLICATIONS WEB TECHNOLOGIES BLACK BOOK DREAMTECH PRESS ATKINSON LEON CORE PHP PROGRAMMING NEW YORK PRENTICE HALL LEARNING PHP 5 BY DAVID SKLAR PUBLISHER O REILLY MEDIA MASTERING PHP BY CHARLES PUBLISHER BPB EXPERT PHP AND MYSQL WROX PROGRAMMER TO PROGRAMMER WROX PRESS 2010 PHP FOR ABSOLUTE BEGINNERS APRESS 2009 e SAMS TEACH YOURSELF CSS IN 24 HOURS 2ND EDITION SAMS PUBLISHING 2006 HTTP WWW PHPBUILDER COM HTTP PHP FAQTS C OM Course BCA Semester VI Sub Code 6BCA2 Subject Name Linus amp Shell Programming nit Workshop S Demo Field Remarks UNIT I Linux introduction and file system Basic Features Different flavors of Linux Advantages Installing requirement Basic Architecture of Unix Linux system Kernel Shell Linux File system Boot block super block Inode table data blocks How Linux access files storage files Linux standard directories
30. ecurity Types of Securities Security Tools Network Security UNIT IV 8 8 E Governance E democracy Government Efforts to Encourage Citizen Participation Privacy and Security Issues Information Security Management Digital Divide Applications in Governance E government Government to business Business to Government and Citizen to Government E Governance Models UNIT V 8 8 Introduction of Cyber Crime Categorizing Cyber Crime Information Warfare Concept information as an Intelligence Weapon Attacks and Retaliation Attack and Defense Cyber Law TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS FRONTIERS OF ELECTRONIC COMMERCE BY KALAKOTA RAVI STONE TOM WHINSTON ANDREW B ADDISON WESLEY PUBLISHING CO ISBN 8178080575 E COMMERCE AN INDIAN PERSPECTIVE BY P TJOSEPH S J PRENTICE HALL OF INDIA CINDIAaA ORG INTERNAL EVALUATION For internal evaluation wherever required as per scheme the concerned faculty members must keep a detailed record of activities performed At least 2 tests must be conducted evenly distributed in the semester and syllabus each having a weightage of 25 in case more than 2 tests conducted best 2 performance may be considered Further the entire semester attendance be evaluated for 25 weightage and fully a comprehensive subject viva on the assignments at least two shall have a weightage of 25 The record for every students must be maintained at least for 6 months after the end
31. eference C S Dynamic Allocation Operators Initializing Allocated Memory Allocating Array Allocating Objects 14 UNIT III Constructor amp Destructor Introduction Constructor Parameterized constructor Multiple Constructor in a class Constructor with Default Argument Copy Constructor Default Argument Destructor Function amp Operator Overloading Function Overloading Overloading Constructor Function Finding the address of an Overloaded Function 14 UNIT IV Operator Overloading Creating a member Operator Function Creating Prefix amp Postfix forms of the increment amp decrement operation Overloading the shorthand operation i e etc Operator overloading restriction Operator overloading using friend function Overloading New amp Delete Overloading some special operators Overloading comma operator Overloading lt lt 14 UNIT V Inheritance Base Class Access Control Protected Members Protected Base Class Inheritance Inheriting Multiple Base Classes Constructors Destructors amp Inheritance When Constructor amp Destructor Function Passing parameters to base class constructors Granting access Virtual base classes Virtual functions amp Polymorphism Virtual function Pure Virtual functions Early vs Late binding 14 TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS HERBERTZ SHIELD C THE COMPLETE REFERENCE TMH PUBLICATION ISBN 0 07 463880 7 R SUBBURAJ
32. ent Command Line Arguments Storage Class Specifier Auto Extern Static Register UNIT V Defining Structure Declaration of Structure Variable Type def Accessing Structure Members Nested Structures Array of Structure Structure Assignment Structure as Function Argument Function that Return Structure Union TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS BALAGURUSWAMY PROGRAMMINGIN C TMH PUBLICATIONS GOTTFRIED SCHAUMS OUTLINE SERIES PROGRAMMING WITH C TMH PUBLICATIONS MAHAPATRA THINKING IN C PHI PUBLICATIONS ANURAG SEETHA INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY RAIN PRASAD amp SONS BHOPAL S K BASANDRA COMPUTERS TODAY GALGOTIA PUBLICATIONS PETER JULIFF PROGRAM DESIGN PHI PUBLICATIONS CINDIAaA ORG Course BCA Semester I Sub Code 1BCA3 Subject Name PC PACKAGES Word Excel and PowerPoint Workshops Field Visits Demo Remarks nit Lectures O Practical s UNIT I MS Windows Introduction to MS Windows Featues of Windows Various versions of Windows amp its use Working with Windows My Computer amp Recycle bin Desktop Icons and Windows Explorer Screen decription amp working styles of Windows Dialog Boxes amp Toolbars Working with Files amp Folders Operatims on Files and Folders Shortcuts amp Auto starts Accessories and Windows Settings Using Control Panel Setting common devices using control panel
33. er amp Delete a scenario Journal Transactions payment voucher Godown summary UNIT III ACCOUNTING REPORTS AND BOOKS OF ACCOUNTS 8 4 12 Reports like balance sheet Profit amp Loss account Ratio analysis Trial Balance Accounts books like cash bank book All Ledgers Group summary amp vouchers Sales purchase amp journal registers Cost centre amp category summary Cost centre breakup ledger amp group breakup outstanding receivables amp payables interest receivable amp payable Statistics Cash amp Fund flow Day book List of Accounts Reversing journals optional vouchers post dated vouchers UNIT IV INVENTORY ACCOUNTING AND INV ENTORY REPORTS 8 4 12 Create Alter amp Display Stock Groups and Stock Items All inventory voucher types and transactions Inventory details in accounting vouchers Reports like Stock summary Inventory books like Stock item Group summary Stock transfers Physical stock register Movement analysis Stock group amp item analysis stock category analysis Ageing analysis Sales order amp Purchase order book Statement of inventory related to Godowns categories stock query Reorder status Purchase amp Sales order summary Purchase amp Sales bill pending Exception reports like negative stock amp ledger overdue receivables amp payables memorandum vouchers optional vouchers post dated vouchers reversing journals UNIT V PRIN TING HOUSEKEEPING AND ADMINISTRA TION 8 4 12 Cheque
34. griculture fertilizer pesticide problems water logging salinity e Energy Resources Growing energy needs Renewable and non renewable energy sources Use of alternate energy sources f Land Resources Land as a resource land degradation Man induced landslides Soil erosion and Desertification UNIT V Environmental Study Role of an Individual in Conservation of Natural Resources Environmental Pollution Defnition Causes Effects And Control Measures of Air Pollution Water Pollution Soil Pollution Marine Pollution Noise Pollution Thermal Pollution Nuclear Pollution Role Of An Individual in Prevention of Pollution Public Awareness Understanding Ecosystem Environment and Human Health TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS A TEXT BOOK OF ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE BY ARVIND KUMAR APH PUBLISHING CORPORATION A TEXT BOOK OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES BY DR B K SHARMA HIMALAY FUNDAMENTALS OF SOCIOLOGY BY RAJENDRA KUMAR SHARMA ISBN 9788171566457 CINDIAaA ORG Course BCA Semester I Sub Code 1BCA 5 Subject Name Communicative English 1 PRSA a RL la E E 3 o 5 E 5 z a E e4 UNIT I 8 8 Sentences Simple Compound Complex Assertive Interrogative Imperative Exclamatory Clauses Co ordinate Sub ordinate Relative Adverb Comparative Adverb Adjective Articles usage of A An THE Preposition Position of Prepositions Place Relations Time
35. hotoshop Tools amp Palettes Use of Layers amp Filters Work ing with Images z H 3 i 2 la E 3 5 E 5 5 e x UNIT I 8 6 14 D T P For Publications Introductions to Printing Types of Printing Offset Printing Working of offset Printing Transparent Printout Negative amp Positives for Plate were making Use of Desk Top Publishing in Publications Importance of D T P in Publication Advantage of D T P in Publication Mixing of graphics amp Image in a single page production Laser printers Use Types Advantage of lager printer in publication UNIT II 8 6 14 Page Layout Different page format Layouts News paper page format Page orientations Columns amp Gutters Printing in reduced sizes Introductions To Page Maker Page Maker Icon and help Tool Box Styles Menus etc Different screen Views Importing text Pictures Auto Flow Columns Master Pages and Stories Story Editor Menu Commands and short cut commands Spell check Find amp Replace Import Export etc Fonts Points Sizes Spacing etc Installing Printers Scaling Percentages Printer setup UNIT M 8 6 14 Use Of D T P Use of D T P in Advertisements Books amp Magazines News Paper Table Editor UNIT IV 8 6 14 Introduction to Adobe Photoshop amp Documents Various Graphic Files and Extensions Vector Image and Raster Images Various Colour Modes and Models UNIT V 8 6 14 TEXT amp REF ERENCE BOOKS PAGE MAKE
36. in PL SQL Triggers Concept use how to apply database triggers type of triggers Syntax deleting TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS IVAN BAYP OS C SOL PL SOL BPB PUBLICATIONS LIEBSCHUTY THE ORACLE COOKBOOK BPB PUBLICATION MICHAEL ABBEY MICHAEL JCOREY ORACLE A BEGINNERS GUIDE TMHPUBLICATION ORACL DATA BASE 11 G SATISH ASNANI PHI LEARNING CINDIAaA ORG Course BCA Semester III Sub Code 3BCA3 Subject Name Object Oriented Programming with C AS E Workshops Demo Field Visits Remarks UNIT I Object Oriented Programming Concepts Advantages Usage C Environment Program Development Environment C language standards Introduction to Various C Compilers C Standard Libraries Prototype of main Function Datatypes Classes amp Objects Classes Structure amp classes Union amp Classes Friend Function Friend Classes Inline Function Scope Resolution Operator Static Class Members Static Data Member Static Member Function Passing Objects to Function Returning Objects Object Assignment Lectures O Practical s F i T Total Hours UNIT II Array Pointers References amp The Dynamic Allocation operators Array of objects Pointers to Object Type Checking C Pointers The This pointer Pointer to Derived Types Pointer to Class Members Reference parameter Passing references to Objects Returning Reference Independent R
37. l interfaces 14 UNIT IV Shell programming Basic of shell programming Various types of shell available in Linux comparisons between various shells shell programming in bash read command conditional and looping statements case statements parameter passing and arguments Shell variables system shell variables shell keywords Creating Shell programs for automate system tasks Simple filter commands pr head tail cut paste sort uniq tr Filter using regular expressions grep egrep and sed 14 UNIT V Basic networking administration Setting up a LAN using Linux choosing peer to peer vs client server model setting up an Ethernet Lan configuring host computers checking Ethernet connecting connecting to Internet common networking administrative tasks configuring Ethernet initializing Ethernet Interface ifconfig netstat and netconfig commands TCP IP network DNS services routing using Linux Installation amp Administration of mail server ftp server and Apache web server 14 TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS UNIX CONCEPTS amp APPLICATIONS THIRD ED SUMITABHA DAS T ATA MCGRAW HILL PUBLICATIONS UNIX FOR PROGRAMMERS AND USERS THIRD ED GRAHAM GLASS amp KING ABLES PEARSON EDUCATION INDIA LOW PRICES EDITION FEDORA CORE 6 BIBLE e RED HAT LINUX 9 BIBLE CRISTOPHER NEGUS IDG BOOKS INDIA LTD e USING LINUX BY JACK T ACKETT DA VID GUNTER PHI EEE EDITION e LINUX INSTALLATION AND
38. le Branching Looping Recursion Programming Testing amp Debugging Lectures D Practical s Total Hours UNIT II Introduction to C Language C Language Standards Features of C Structure of C Program Introduction to C Compilers Creating and Compiling C Programs IDE Features of Turbo C Compiler Keywords Identifiers Variables Constants Scope and Life of Variables Local and Global Variable Data Types Expressions Operators Arithmetic Logical Relational Conditional and Bit Wise Operators Precedence and Associativity of Operators Type Conversion Basic Input Output Library Functions Character Input Output getch getchar getche putchar Formatted Input Output printf and scanf Mathematical amp Character Functions UNIT III Declaration Statement Conditional Statement if Statement if else Statement Nesting of if else Statement else if Ladder The Operator switch Statement Iteration Statements for Loop while Loop do while Loop Jump Statements break continue goto exit Arrays Concept of Single and Multi Dimensional Arrays Strings Declaration Initialization Functions UNIT IV The Need of C Functions User Defined and Library Function Prototype of Functions Prototype of main Function Calling of Functions Function Arguments Argument Passing Call By Value and Call By Reference Return Values Nesting of Function Recursion Array as Function Argum
39. n Concepts Internet Vs Intranet Internet Services USENET GOPHER WAIS ARCHIE WWW History Working Web Browsers Its Functions URLs Web Sites Domain Names Concept of Search Engines Search Engines types Web Servers E Mail Sending amp Receiving Email Free E Mail Services Lectures O Practical s a T Total H ours UNIT II Concepts of Hypertext HTML Introduction Features Uses amp Versions Using Various HTML Tags Elements of HTML Syntax Head amp Body Sections Inserting Texts Text Alignment 14 UNIT III Using Images In Pages Hyperlinks Text and Images Bookmarks Backgrounds and Color Controls Creating and Using Tables in HTML Use of Font Size amp Attributes List Types and its Tags Introduction to WYSIWYG Design tools for HTML Overview of MS FrontPage 14 UNIT IV JavaScript Overview JavaScript and the WWW JavaScript vs VBScript JavaScript vs Java JavaScript versions JavaScript Comments Variables Vari ables overview declaring variables Types of variables Casting variables 14 UNIT V JavaScript A lert box Prompt amp confirm Expressions Arithmetic operators Assignment operators Logical operators Expressions and precedence Statements If statement For statement While statement Break Continue 14 TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS LEARN HTML IN A WEEKEND BY STEVEN E CALLIHAN PHI USING HTML BY LEE ANNE PHILLIPS PHI TEACH YOURS
40. ng 4 1 3 80 20 25 125 Elective II 4 80 20 100 6BCA3 A Principles of Management 6BCA3 B Advance Mathematics 6BCA3 C E Commerce 6BCA 4 Project Work 4 4 40 160 200 Semester Total 550 General Instructions 1 For passing the subject examination minimum 40 manksst be separately scored in Theory Paper Practical Exams and Internal Evaluation in the subject 2 For passing the semester minimum aggregamarks must be 45 in the semester CINDIAaA ORG Course BCA Semester I Sub Code 1BCA1 Subject Name Fundamentals of Computers and Information Technology 2 E B72 5 z 213 34 5 s 3 E 3 5 arap O pa s E Em m J UNIT I 8 8 Brief History of Development of Computers Computer System Concepts Computer System Characteristics Capabilities and Limitations Types of Computers Basic Components of a Computer System Control Unit ALU Input output Functions and Characteristics Memory RAM ROM EPROM PROM and other types of Memory UNIT II 8 8 Input Output amp Storage Units Keyboard Mouse Trackball Joystick Digitizing tablet Scanners Digital Camera MICR OCR OMR Barcode Reader Voice Recognition Light pen Touch Screen Monitors Characteristics and types of monitor Size Resolution Refresh Dot Pitch Video Standard VGA SVGA XGA UNIT M 8 8 Printers and its Types Dot Matrix Inkjet Laser Plotter Sound Card and Speakers Storage
41. ode Excess 3 amp BCD Error Detection amp Correcting Codes Binary Storage and Registers UNIT II 8 8 Boolean algebra and digital logic circuits Logic Gates AND OR NOT NOR NAND amp XOR Gates and their Truth Tables Boolean Algebra Basic Definition and Properties Basic Boolean Law s Demorgan s Theorem Minimization Techniques K Map Two Three and More Vari ables maps Sum of Product amp Product of Sums Don t care conditions UNIT III 8 8 Combination Circuits Half adder amp Full adder Full Subtractor Full Subtractor and decimal adder Code Conversion Multilevel NAND and NOR Circuits Decimal adder decoders Multiplexers and Demultiplexers UNIT IV 8 8 Sequential logic Flip Flops RS D JK amp T Flip Flop Triggering in flip flops Analysis of Clocked Sequential Circuits State Reduction and Assignment flip flop excitation tables Design procedure and design of counters Design with equations UNIT V 8 8 Registers Counters and the memory unit Shift registers Ripple counters and Synchronous counters Inter register Transfer Arithmetic Logic and Shift Micro Operation Conditional Control Statement Instruction Codes Processor organization design of a simple computer TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS DIGITAL LOGIC AND COMPUTER DESIGN BY MORRIS MANO COMPUTER SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE BY MORRIS MANO CINDIAaA ORG Course BCA Semester II Sub Code 2BCA2 Subject Name Data Ba
42. ommunication UNIT III 8 8 Verbal communication Non verbal communication Importance of body language Appropriate Body Postures Oral communication Written communication Visual communication Signs Symbols and code system communication skills Dress code UNIT IV 8 8 Barriers of communication Physical barriers of communication Psychological barriers of communication Linguistic and cultural barriers of communication Mechanical barriers of communication Removal of barriers UNIT V 8 8 Group communication Types of Group discussion Theories and Models Decision making process Leadership Team work communication Leadership skill Development Group Discussion Written Communication skills TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS MASS COMMUNICATION IN INDIA BY KEVAL J KUMAR A JAICO BOOK COMMUNICATION MOSAICS AN INTRODUCTIONTO THE FIELD OF COMMUNICATION 2001 BY WOOD JULIA T WADSWORTH Course BCA Semester V Sub Code 5BCA5 Subject Name Social Science II a 2 z 4 2 3 7 5 gt A a 2 le ls J E 3 S 5 3 5 3 e a x UNIT I 8 8 Concept definitions and importance of Political Science Relations of Political Science with other social sciences Concepts of power and authority Basic elements of Indian constitution UNIT II 8 Indian Constitution Historical Background Constituent Assembly of India Philosophical foundations of the Indian
43. orms Loading showing and hiding forms controlling One form within another GUI Programming with Windows Form Textbox Label Button Listbox Combobox Checkbox PictureBox RadioButton Panel scroll bar Timer ListView TreeView toolbar StatusBar There Properties Methods and events OpenFileDilog SaveFileDialog FontDialog ColorDialog PrintDialog Link Label Designing menues ContextMenu access amp shorcut keys 14 UNIT IV Object oriented Programming Classes amp objects fields Properties Methods amp Events constructor inheritance Access Specifiers Public Private Projected Overloading My Base amp My class keywords Overview of OLE COM technology amp NET 14 UNIT V Database programming with ADO NET Overview of ADO from ADO to ADO NET Accessing Data using Server Explorer Creating Connection Command Data Adapter and Data Set with OLEDB and SQLDB Display Data on data bound controls display data on data grid 14 TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS VB NET PROGRAMMING BLACK BOOK BY ST EVEN HOLZNER DREAMTECH PUBLICATIONS MASTERING VB NET BY EVANGEL OS PET ROUISOS BPB PUBLICATIONS INTRODUCTION TO ZVET FRAMEWORK WORX PUBLICATION MSDN MICROSOFT COM NET WWW GOTDOTNET COM CINDIAaA ORG Course BCA Sub Code 4BCA4 Semester IV Subject Name Internet Programming Workshops Demo Field Visits Remarks UNIT I Internet Evolutio
44. plication Concept of elementary row and column operations Invertible matrices Determinant of a square matrix up to 3 x 3 matrices properties of determinants inverse of a square matrix UNIT II 10 10 Vectors and scalars magnitude and direction of a vector Types of vectors equal unit zero parallel and collinear vectors position vector of a point negative of a vector components of a vector addition of vectors multiplication of a vector by a scalar position vector of a point dividing a line segment in a given ratio Scalar dot product of vectors projection of a vector on a line Vector cross product of vectors Mathematically acceptable statements Connecting words phrases consolidating the understanding of if and only if necessary and sufficient condition implies and or implied by and or there exists and their use through variety of examples related to real life and Mathematics UNIT III 10 10 Differential coefficient from first principle Differential coefficient of trigonometric function Differential coefficient of product and quotient of two functions Differential coefficient of function of a function Successive Differentiation Standard Integrals Method of substitution and Integration by parts UNIT IV 10 10 Definition of Statistics Raw data Classification of data Average Scater range Relationship between M ean Median Mode Dispersion Mean Deviation Standard Deviation Vari
45. s Image Capturing Methods Scanner Digital Camera Etc Various Attributes of Images Size Color Depth Resolution etc Various Image File Format BMP DIB EPS PIC and TIF Form at Their Features and imitations Basics of animation Software Tools for animation 12 UNIT IV Basics of Video Analog and Digital Video How to use video on PC Introduction to graphics accelerator cards Brief note on various video standards NTSC HDTV Introduction to video capturing Media amp instrument Videodisk 12 UNIT V Virtual Reality Terminology Head Mounts Display HMD Boom Cave Input Devices and Sensual Technology Characteristic If Immersive VR Shared Virtual Environments 12 TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS MULTIMEDIA MAKING IT WORK 4TH EDITION BY THYVAUGHAN TATA MCGRA W HILLS MULTIMEDIA IN ACTION JAMES E SHUMAN VIKAS PUBLISHING HOUSE MULTIMEDIA BASICS VOLUME TECHNOLOGY ANDREAS HOI ZINGER FIREWALL MEDIA LAXMI PUBLICATIONS PVT LID NEW DELHI CINDIAaA ORG Course BCA Sub Code 5BCA1 Semester V Subject Name Operating System nit Practical s Workshops Demo Field Visits Remarks UNIT I Definitions functions and types of operating system components Operating system Services System Calls programs System structure Lectures Total Hours UNIT N Process Concepts process state amp process control block Process S
46. s Thread priority Synchronization Implementing the runnable Interface 14 14 UNIT V Applets Local and remote applets Applets Vs applications Writing applets Applets life cycle Creating an executable applet Designing a web page Applet tag Adding applet to HTML file Running the applet Passing parameters to applets Aligning the display HTML tags amp applets Getting input from the user interface 14 TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS PROGRAMMING JAVA 2ND EDITION BY E BALAGUR USVAMY TMH PUBLICATIONS PETER NORTON QUID ET O JAVA PROGRAMMING BY PETER NORTON T ECHMEDIA PUBLICATIONS Course BCA Sub Code 5BCA4 Semester V Subject Name Science of Communication 2 3 4 m 25 s i 3 3 2 5 3 a a a ed UNIT 1 8 8 Introduction to communication theory The fact of communication Communication Definition Nature Scope Purpose Process of Communication Functions of Communication Use s of Communication The needs of communication Communication and information Communication and Languages UNIT II 8 8 Definition and elements of human communication S ocialization and role of communication in Socialization Types of communication Intrapersonal communication Interpersonal communication Focused and unfocused interactions group communication mass communication Interactive communication Public Communication Corporate c
47. s Using different features with Data Cell and Texts Inser ng Removing amp Resizing of Columns amp Rows Working with Data amp Ranges Different Views of Worksheets Column Freezing Lbels Hiding Splitting etc Usig different feature with Data and Text Use of Formulas Calculations amp Functions Cell Formatting including Borders amp Shading Working with Different Chart Types Prirting of Workbook amp Worksheets with varbus options 14 UNIT V 8 6 MS PowerPoint Introduction amp area of use Working with MS PowerPoint Creatir a New Presertation Working with Presentation Using Wizards Sliks amp it s different views Inserting Deleting and Copying of Slides Working with Notes Handouts Columns amp Lists Adding Graphics Sounds and Movies to a Slide Working with PowerPant Objects Designing amp Presentation of a Slide Show Printing Presertations Notes Handouts with print options Outlook Express Features ad uses Configuration and using Outlook Express for accessing e mnils in office 14 TEXT amp REFERENCE BOOKS WINDOWS XP COMPLETE REFERENCE BPB PUBLICATIONS MS OFFICE XP COMPLETE BPB PUBLICATION MS WINDOWS XP HOME EDITION COMPLETE BPB PUBLICATION JOE HABRAKEN MICROSOFT OFFICE 2000 8 IN 1 BY PRENTICE HALL OF INDIA IT TOOLS AND APPLICATIONS BY A MANSOOR PRAGYA PUBLICATIONS MATURA CINDIS ORG Course BCA Semester I Sub Code 1
48. se Management System nit Practical s Workshops Demo Field Visits Remarks UNIT I INTODUCTION TO DATAB ASE SYSTEM Introduction To Database Systems Purpose of Database System View Of Data Characteristics of Database Approach Architecture for a Database System Advantages and Disadvantages Of DBMS Database Users and Administrator Database Design and ER Model Data Model Classification Lectures Total Hours UNIT II RELATIONAL DATABASE Structure of Relational Database Database Schema Key Relational Operations Formal Relational Query Languages UNIT III RELATIONAL DAT ABASE DESIGN Features of Good Database Design Universal Relation Anomalies in A Database Atomic Domain and INF Functional Dependency Theory Decomposition Using Functional Dependency Algotithm for Decomposition Decomposition Using Multivalue Dependency More Normal Forms Database Design Process 14 UNIT IV DATABASE STORAGEAND QUERYING Basic Concepts Of Indexing and Hashing Query Processing Measures Of Query Cost Query Processing for Select Sort Join Operations Basics of Query Optimization Transformation of Relational Expression Estimating Statistics of Expression Choice of Evaluation Plan 14 UNIT V TRANSACTION MANAGEMENT Transaction Concepts Features of Database Transaction Concurrency Control in Database Lock Base Time Stamp Base Validation Base Protocols Database Recovery System 14
49. ter IV Sub Code 4BCA2 Subject Name System Analysis and Design 2 8 z 2 2 KZ 5 2 Z gt S s a lt gt Pi sla UNIT I 8 8 System Concept Definition Characteristics Elements of System Physical and abstract system Open and Closed system System Development Life Cycle Various phases of system development Considerations for system planning and control for system success System Planning UNIT II 8 8 Initial Investigation Determining Users Requirements and Analysis Fact Finding Process and Techniques Feasibility Study Determination of Feasibility Study Technical Operational amp Economic Feasibilities Data Analysis Cost and Benefit Analysis UNIT III 8 8 Tools of Structured Analysis Data Dictionary Form Gantt Charts System Model Pseudo Codes Flow Chart System Flow Chart Decision Tree Decision Tables Input Output and Form Design Input and Output Form Design Methodologies Menu Screen Design Layout Consideration UNIT IV 8 8 User Manual Programming Manual Programming Specifications Operator Manual System Testing amp Quality System Testing and Quality Assurance Software Maintenance System Security Data Security Disaster Recovery Threat and Risk Analysis UNIT V 8 8 Organization of EDP Introduction Job Responsibilities amp duties of EDP Personnel s EDP manager System Analyst Programmers Operators etc Essential features in EDP TEXT amp
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