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1. BCA syllabus JNVU Biodiversity at global national and local levels Threats to biodiversity habitat loss poaching of wildlife man wildlife conflicts Important Endangered and endemic species of India Environmental Pollution Definition causes effects and control measures of Air Pollution Water Pollution Soil Pollution Noise Pollution Thermal Pollution Nuclear Hazards Soil water Management Causes effects and control measures of urban and industrial wastes Role of an individual in prevention of pollution Role of NGOs Oy Ol GE 107 HTML LAB Design a simple HTML document using basic elements like lt HTML gt lt body gt lt head gt lt title gt lt br gt lt hr gt Design a HTML document which show the use of following Text formatting tag center sup em ins sub font h1 to h6 Design a HTML document to demonstrate all computer output tag code kbd samp tt var pre listing xmp Design a HTML document which demonstrate the use of following tag abbr acronym address bdo blockquote q Apply these character entities in your HTML document Non breaking space lt b gt d amp e Demonstrate how to create a link in an HTML document Demonstrate how to use an image as a link in HTML document Demonstrate how to link to another page by opening a new window Demonstrate how to use link to jump to another part of sa2. BCA syllabus JNVU JAI NARAIN VYAS UNIVERSITY JODHPUR BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS BCA General Information for Students 1 The course of study of Bachelor of Computer Applications shall extend over a period three years On satisfactory completion of the course and after passing the examinations including the project and seminars a candidate will be awarded the BCA 2 The candidate must posses 10 2 at school level with any stream with at least 45 marks in aggregate 40 marks in case of SC ST and OBC candidates without any approximation in the said Examination 3 The term of regular course of study means that a candidate shall have attended 75 of total number of lectures and course work Tutorial in each written paper and 75 of the course work Practical and Sessional as per teaching and examination scheme in each year Further he shall have completed his project and seminar The attendance requirement scheme be as per Ordinance of the University which is reproduced below O 78 A 1 For all regular candidates in the faculties of Arts Education and Social Sciences Science Law Commerce and Engineering the minimum attendance requirement shall be that a candidate should have attended at least 75 of the lectures delivered and the tutorials held taken together as well as 75 of the practicals and session from date of her his admission 2 Condonation of shortage of attendance The shortage of attendance upto the lim
3. 3 20 80 100 TOTAL 220 880 1100 BCA syllabus JNVU DETAILED COURSE STRUCTURE BCA FIRST YEAR SESSION 2013 2014 BCA 101 FUNDAMENTALS OF MATHEMATICS Set Relation and Functions Set Cartesian product of sets relations functions binary operations Trigonometric Functions Angles trigonometric functions and trigonometric identities Cartesian system of rectangular coordinates The number plane distance formula area of a triangle section formulae slope of a line locus and equation Straight line To find equation of a straight line parallel to an axis the point slope form two point form intercept form slope intercept form normal form condition of concurrency for three straight lines analytical proof of geometric theorems Circle and family of circles Standard form of equation of a circle its general form condition of tangentancy Quadratic equation Solution of quadratic equations symmetric functions of roots Determinants and Matrices Properties and applications definition and type of matrices elementary transformation of a matrix inverse of a matrix normal form of a matrix orthogonal matrices BCA 102 PROGRAMMING WITH C Program Concept Characteristics of Programming Various stages in Program Development Programming aids Algorithms Flow Charts Symbols Rules for making Flow chart Types of flowchart Advantage amp Disadvantage Pseudocodes Decision Tab
4. and designing tools Understanding amp using various text effects Images importance of graphics in multimedia Vector and Raster graphics image capturing methods scanner digital camera etc various attributes of Images size color depth etc Various Image file format BMP DIB EPS CIF PEX PIC JPG TGA PNG and TIF format their features and limitations graphic file formats conversions processing images with common software tools such as Photoshop Paint Shop pro Corel draw etc Sound Sound and it Attributes Mono V s Stereo sound Sound channels Sound and its effect in multimedia Analog V s Digital sound Basics of digital sounds Sampling Frequency Sound Depth Channels Sound on PC Sound standards on PC Capturing and Editing sound on PC Overview and 18 BCA syllabus JNVU using some sound recording editing software Overview of various sound file formats PC WAV MP3 MP4 Ogg Vorbose etc Animation Basics of animation Principle and use of animation in multimedia Effect of resolutions pixel depth Images size on quality and storage Overview of 2 D and 3 D animation techniques and software animation pro 3D studio amp Paint Shop pro animator Animation on the Web features and limitations creating simple animations for the Web using GIF Animator and Flash Video Basics of Video Analog and Digital Video How to use video PC Introduction to graphics accelera
5. 1 Verify various logic gates NOT AND OR NAND NOR XOR AND XNOR 2 Verify various Boolean Laws 3 Verify NAND gate as Universal Gate 4 Verify NOR gate as Universal Gate 5 Realize Half Adder and Half Subtractor Circuit 6 Realize Full Adder and Full Subtractor Circuit 7 Realize BCD to Seven segment Decoder 8 Realize RS Flip flops using NAND and NOR gates 9 Realize D flip flops using NOR and NAND gates 10 Realize JK Flip Flop using gates 11 Realize JK Flip Flop using IC 10 BCA syllabus JNVU 12 Realize 3 bit ripple up counter 13 Realize 3 bit ripple down counter 14 Realize mod 5 counter 15 Realize mod 10 counter BCA SECOND YEAR SESSION 2014 2015 BCA 201 OPERATING SYSTEMS Definitions functions and types of operating system System components Operating system Services System Calls System programs System structure Process Concepts process state amp process control block Process Scheduling Scheduling Criteria Scheduling Algorithms Multiple Processor Scheduling Real Time Scheduling Threads Threads in Linux Critical Section Problem Semaphores Classical Problem Of Synchronization Deadlock Characterizations Method for Handling Deadlocks Deadlock Prevention Deadlock Avoidance Deadlock Detection Recovery from Deadlock Process Scheduling in Linux Logical versus physical address space Swapping Contiguous Allocating Paging Segmentation Virtual Memory Demand Paging P
6. Form in vb net that consists of MenuBar and ToolBar 7 Create a basic text editor that enables user to open the selected text file on TextBox Hint Use OpenFileDialog control 8 Design a form using checkboxes and radiobuttons Task to be performed e Display the text of selected checked boxes and RadioButton 9 Create a digital clock using timer and label controls 10 Design a form using TextBox and Horizontal Scroll Bar Change the background colour of the textbox as the Horizontal Scroll Bar is Scrolled 11 Create a database employee mdb in ms access Create a table emp whose fieilds are as follows Empld EmpName Emp_Dept e Emp_salary Task to be performed e Establish the connection to employee mdb 14 BCA syllabus JNVU e Display the first record of emp on TextBoxes used on form e Display all the records on DataGridView control 15 BCA syllabus JNVU 30 31 32 33 208 ORACLE SQL LAB Display all the employees details that belong to department 10 Display employees name along with their Salary who are MANAGER Display the employees who are getting Salary between 12000 and 25000 Display the annual Salary of employees of dept 30 Display employees that are CLERK and managed by 7698 Display employees of department 10 and 20 Display employees that are not managers Display employees whose name begins with Character R Display employees th
7. Natural resources and associated problems a Forest resources Use and over exploration deforestation mining and their effects on forest and tribal people b Water resources Use and over utilization of surface and ground water floods drought conflicts over water benefits and problems c Mineral resources Use and exploitation environmental effects of extracting and using minerals resources d Food resources World food problem changes caused by Agriculture and overgrazing effects of modern agriculture Fertilizer pesticide problems e Energy resources Growing energy needs renewable and non renewable energy sources use of alternate energy source f Land resource Land as a resource land degradation soil erosion and desertification Conservation of Natural Resources Equitable use of resources for sustainable development Ecosystem Concept of Ecosystem structure and function of an ecosystem Producers consumers and decomposers Energy flow in the ecosystem Food Chains food webs and ecological pyramids Introduction types characteristics features structure and function of following ecosystems a Forest ecosystem b Desert ecosystem Aquatic ecosystem Ponds streams lakes rivers oceans estuaries Biodiversity and its conservation Introduction Definition genetic species and ecosystem diversity Value of biodiversity consumptive use productive use social ethical aesthetic and opinion values
8. a web form using calendar control and display the monthly events holidays 7 Design a web form using Adrotator control and display advertisements on form 8 Design a webform using Navigation Controls 9 Design a web form using File Upload control 1 Write the code to save the file in to the uploads folder Write the code to display the information of uploaded file e Name of file e of file e Size of file 10 Design a web form using Image Map and redirect form using following e Navigate e PostBackUrl 11 Design a web form using following controls e Wizard control e Panel Control e Multiview Control 12 Create a XML file and display its data on web form 13 Create a database college and create following tables Login Department Staff Student 14 a program to connect the web form to Database College BCA 309 PROJECT WORK BCA 310 SEMINAR 23
9. than three papers of third year he she shall be eligible for supplementary examination that will be held after declaration of result of third year d All those candidates who are unable to clear their back papers for first year amp second year with third year examination shall not be eligible for supplementary examination Such candidate will have to wait for a year amp they will have to appear for these back papers along with the regular examination of first second amp third year respectively Ex students If a student fails in more than three papers of theory papers of the annual examination but pass in all the practicals he she shall be allowed to appear as ex student The marks secured in the practicals and course work laboratory sessionals of the last year shall be carried over to the next examination If a candidate fails in more than three papers of theory and practical at the annual examination He she shall appear as an ex student at the next year examination in all theory papers practicals and sessionals Award of Division The division given below shall be awarded on the basis of the total marks obtained from first to third year all taken together by the candidate for the degree of BCA i ii Honours 75 and above First Division 60 and above iii Second Division45 and above iv Pass Division 40 and above 8 A candidate shall be allowed to appear as an ex student for a maximum of two
10. BCA 109 MS OFFICE LAB 6 3 20 80 100 BCA 110 DIGITAL ELECTRONICS LAB 6 3 20 80 100 TOTAL 200 800 1000 BCA syllabus JNVU BCA SECOND YEAR SESSION 2014 2015 Hrs Exam CODE SUBJECT Max Marks Week Hrs THEORY LP IA ia Total BCA 201 OPERATING SYSTEM 3 3 20 80 100 BCA 202 DATA STRUCTURES amp ALGORITHMS 3 3 20 80 100 BCA 203 PROGRAMMING WITH C 3 3 20 80 100 204 COMPUTER SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE 3 3 20 80 100 BCA 205 DBMS 3 3 20 80 100 BCA 206 VISUAL PROGRAMMING 3 3 20 80 100 PRACTICAL BCA 207 VISUAL BASIC NET LAB 6 3 20 80 100 BCA 208 ORACLE SQL LAB 6 3 20 80 100 BCA 209 PROGRAMMING C LAB 6 3 20 80 100 BCA 210 8085 MICROPROCESSOR LAB 6 3 20 80 100 TOTAL 200 800 1000 BCA THIRD YEAR SESSION 2015 2016 Hrs Exam CODE SUBJECT Max Marks Week Hrs THEORY L P IA Total BCA 301 JAVA PROGRAMMING 3 3 20 80 100 BCA 302 MULTIMEDIA TOOLS 3 3 20 80 100 BCA 303 COMPUTER NETWORKS 3 3 20 80 100 BCA 304 WEB TECHNOLOGIES 3 3 20 80 100 BCA 305 SYSTEM ANALYSIS amp DESIGN 3 3 20 80 100 BCA 306 COMMUNICATION SKILLS 3 3 20 80 100 PRACTICAL BCA 307 JAVA LAB 6 3 20 80 100 BCA 308 ASP NET LAB 20 80 100 BCA 309 PROJECT WORK 6 3 40 160 200 BCA 310 SEMINAR
11. Dialog ColorDialog PrintDialog Link Label Designing menues ContextMenu access amp shorcut keys 13 BCA syllabus JNVU 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 Generate Reports Using CrystalReportViwer BCA 207 VB NET LAB 1 Design a form in vb net using the following controls e 3 TextBoxes e 4 Buttons Task to be performed e Change the text of the buttons as Button1 Button2 Button3 Button4 input values on textbox1 and textbox2 and display the result on textbox3 according to the type of the button clicked 2 Using the above form Display the result on textbox3 when any changes made on Textbox1 and Textbox2 3 Design a simple Text Editor in vb net to implement find and replace operation 4 Design 2 ListBoxes on a Form Task to be performed e Add at least 5 Items on Listbox1 e Display the selected item on the Textbox e Remove selected item from the ListBox1 e Move selected item of ListBox1 into ListBox2 5 Design a form using 1 ListBox and 1 textBox Task to be performed e Add 5 items on ListBox e Highlight the item of the ListBox if typed character s on TextBox1 is matched with the character s of the ListBox 6 Design MDI Multiple Document Interface
12. a series of 8 bit numbers write a program to find the sum of two 16 bit numbers write a program to find 2 s complements of 16 bit numbers write a program to mask off least most significant 4 bit of an 8 bit no write a program to find the smallest of the series of 8 bit numbers write a program to find the largest of the series of 8 bit numbers write a program to to arrange a series of 8 bit numbers into ascending order descending order write a program to find the product of 8 bit 8 bit numbers write a program to divide an 8 bit number by an bit number write a program to find square root of a perfect imperfect 8 bit number 17 BCA syllabus JNVU BCA THIRD YEAR SESSION 2015 2016 BCA 301 JAVA PROGRAMMING C Vs JAVA JAVA and Internet and WWW JAVA support systems JAVA environment JAVA program structure Tokens Statements JAVA virtual machine Constant amp Variables Data Types Declaration of Variables Scope of Variables Symbolic Constants Type Casting Operators Arithmetic Relational Logical Assignments Increment and Decrement Conditional Bitwise Special Expressions amp its evaluation If statement if else statement Nesting of if else statements else if Ladder Switch operators Loops While Do For Jumps in Loops Labelled Loops Defining a Class Adding Variables and Methods Creating Objects Accessing Class Members Constructors Methods Overloading Static Mem
13. al formats used in LAN switching and broadcast techniques modulation multiplexing switching network protocols Error detection and correcting codes Hamming codes parity generation and detection single error detection and correction double correction codes CRC Transmission media twisted pair coaxial cable optical fibre LAN topologies STAR BUS and RING network LAN access techniques ALOHA CSMA token ring and token bus Issues related with network reliability and security 19 BCA syllabus JNVU BCA 304 WEB TECHNOLOGY Overview of ASP NET framework Understanding ASP NET Controls ApplicationsWeb 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 Buttons List Box etc Running a web Application creating a multiform web project 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 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 g
14. apped I O Direct memory Access CPU Organization Data bus and address bus ALU Instruction formats Addressing modes Direct indirect Immediate Indexed and relative Addressing formats one two and three addresses Microprocessor Organization of 8085 microprocessor Instruction set of 8085 Mnemonics and operation codes of data transfer group Arithmetic group Logic group Branches group and stack I O and Machine control group Assembly language Assembler Simple programs in assembly language BCA 205 DATABASE SYSTEM CONCEPTS 12 BCA syllabus JNVU Purpose of the data base system data abstraction data model data independence data definition language data manipulation language data base manager data base administrator data base users overall structure ER Models entities mapping constrains keys E R diagram reduction E R diagrams to tables generatio aggregation design of an E R data base scheme Oracle RDBMS architecture kernel system global area SGA data base writer log writer process monitor archiver database files control files redo log files oracle utilities SQL commands and data types data definition language commands data manipulation commands data query language commands transaction language control commands data control language commands Joins equi joins non equi joins self joins other joins aggregate functions math functions string functions group by clause data f
15. are characteristics Uses and examples and area of applications of each of them Virus working principles Types of viruses virus detection and prevention viruses on network Analog and Digital Signals Modulations Amplitude Modulation AM Frequency Modulation FM Phase Modulation PM Communication Process Direction of Transmissions Flow Simplex Half Duplex Full Duplex Communication Software Communication Protocols Communication Channels Twisted Coaxial Fiber Optic Serial and Parallel Communication Modem Working and characteristics Types of Connections Dialup Leased Lines ISDN Types of Network LAN WAN MAN etc Topologies of LAN Ring Bus Star Mesh and Tree topologies Components of LAN Media NIC NOS Bridges HUB Routers Repeater and Gateways Use of Communication in daily life Introduction History amp versions of DOS DOS basics Physical structure of disk drive name FAT file amp directory structure and naming rules booting process DOS system files DOS commands Internal DIR MD CD RD COPY DEL REN VOL DATE TIME CLS PATH TYPE etc External CHKDSK XCOPY PRINT DISKCOPY DISKCOMP DOSKEY TREE MOVE LABEL APPEND FORMAT SORT FDISK BACKUP EDIT MODE ATTRIB HELP SYS etc Executable V s Non executable files in DOS BCA 105 DIGITAL LOGIC Logic Gates AND OR NOT GATES and their Truth tables NOR NAND amp XOR gates Boolean Algebra Basic Boolean Law s Demorgan s theo
16. at are analyst but getting salary greater than 10000 Display employees those are not getting any commission Display all the employees name along with their jobs Display all the employees having A in their names Display all the employees having T and R in their names Display employees that are not there in department 30 Display Department located in xxx Display all the employees who are not SALESMAN or CLERK Display all the employees Names in lowercase Display all employees name with their length Display all the employees who are not MANAGERS Write a query to calculate the length of time any employee has been with the company List the employee name and salary increased by 15 and expressed as a whole number List all the employees who joined after 01 jan 2000 and before 18 aug 2005 Display the difference between Highest and the lowest salary for each department List all jobs for MANAGER and difference between Average and maximum salary Display Minimum and Maximum salary for each job type Display employees who earn more than lowest salary of department 30 Display all the employees who do not manage anyone Find all the employees who have the same job as RAM List the average salary for each department Then find out the employees who are getting more than that average salary Display all the employees who working in same department on sam
17. bers Nesting of Methods Inheritance Extending a Class Overriding Methods Final Variables and Methods Final Classes Finalize Methods Abstract methods and Classes Visibility Control Arrays One Dimensional amp two Dimensional strings Vectors wrapper Classes Defining Interface Extending Interface Implementing Interface Accessing Interface Variable System Packages Using System Package Adding a Class to a Package Hiding Classes Creating Threads Extending the Threads Class Stopping and Blocking a Thread Life Cycle of a Thread Using Thread Methods Thread Exceptions Thread Priority Synchronization Implementing the Runnable Interface Local and Remote 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 BCA 302 MULTIMEDIA TOOLS Multimedia Needs and areas of use Development platforms for multimedia DOS Windows Linux Identifying Multimedia elements Text Images Sound Animation and Video Making simple multimedia with PowerPoint Text Concepts of plain amp formatted text RTF amp HTML texts using common text preparation tools Conversion to and from of various text formats using standard software Object Linking and Embedding concept Basics of font design overview of some fonts editing
18. chniques of Presentation Methods of preparing Presentation Removal of stage fear Tools of Presentation Transparencies Slides amp Audio Visual Tools 21 BCA syllabus JNVU BCA 307 JAVA PROGRAMMING LAB NOTE All programs should be done using DOS editor 1 write a program that products the following output Hello World This Is Java Good Buy 2 Write a program that prints all integer between 0 and 36 3 Create an array of 4 random numbers 4 Generate Fibonacci series up to 10 numbers 5 Write program to calculate income tax for the given income of user as per rules 6 Write a program that reads two numbers from command line and print all the prime numbers between them 7 Write program that prints command line arguments in reverse order 8 Write a program that reads two numbers from the command line the number of hours worked by an employee and their basic pay rate Then output the total pay due Add warning messages to the payroll program if the pay rate is less then the minimum wage 4 35 an hour as of mid 1996 or if the employee worked more then the number of week 9 give your circle a getarea method that calculates its area and a printinfo method that prints out the radius and area Make a test case that tries capabilities out 10 make a program that create an array of 10 circle each with a random radius Print out the sum of area of the 10 circles Also print the biggest and smallest a
19. consecutive years If the candidate is unable to pass the examination in two consecutive years he will neither be allowed to continue his studies in BCA course nor to re appear at the same examination BCA syllabus JNVU Bachelor of Computer Applications Three Year Degree Course Syllabus for Teaching and Examination Scheme for BCA Note The breakup of Theory and Laboratory examination shall be as follows 1 Breakup of marks is as 20 internal and 80 main exam marks 2 Laboratory Records 20 on the basis of performance record and attendance in laboratory class and it will be awarded by the class teacher 3 Performance in Laboratory examination 60 which cover various aspects as circuit diagram formula algorithms results etc The students will be asked to attempt one exercise 4 BCA 106 Environmental Studies Its marks will not be added for award of division BCA FIRST YEAR SESSION 2013 2014 Hrs Exam CODE SUBJECT Max Marks Week Hrs THEORY LP IA po Total BCA 101 FUNDAMENTALS OF MATHEMATICS 3 3 20 80 100 BCA 102 PROGRAMMING WITH 3 3 20 80 100 BCA 103 INTERNET TECHNOLOGY 3 3 20 80 100 BCA 104 FUNDAMENTALS OF COMPUTERS 3 3 20 80 100 BCA 105 DIGITAL LOGIC 3 3 20 80 100 BCA 106 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 3 3 20 80 100 PRACTICAL BCA 107 HTML LAB 6 3 20 80 100 BCA 108 C PROGRAMMING LAB 6 3 20 80 100
20. e post where SMITH is working Write a PL SQL block to raise the salary of all managers by 2000 and 1200 for all clerks Write a PL SQL block to Demonstrate Trigger Write a PL SQL block to Demonstrate Cursor BCA 209 PROGRAMMING C LAB Create three overloaded function named area for calculating area of circle triangle with two arguments triangle with three arguments Write a program that swaps two nos using call by reference Create a matrix class with following functions create matrix dynamically Print matrix Addition Multiplication Check matrix is unit matrix or not Create employee class with four constructors including copy constructor Write a program that clearly shows use of static member and static function create string class with following function that creates string dynamically Three overloads constructors Functions to join copy compare two strings Overload following operators for matrix class e 16 BCA syllabus JNVU PED OT PRO TOE 8 9 10 o e unary minus Write a program to implement hybrid inheritance Implement link list in with following functions create liked list Insertion after and before a particular node Delete a particular node Print Reverse linked list Implement stack and make PUSH and POP function of STACK BCA 210 8085 MICROPROCESSOR LAB Write a program to find the Sum of
21. erformance of Demand Paging Page Replacement Page Replacement Algorithms Memory Management in Linux Disk Scheduling Disk Management Swap Space Management Disk reliability Stable Storage Implementation File Concepts Directory structure Protection File system in Linux BCA 202 DATA STRUCTURES AND ALGORITHMS Elementary data Structures Arrays and Records STACKS Definition implementation operations on stack application of stacks evaluation of arithmetic expression and recursion Prefix fix and post fix notations evaluation of post fix expression using stacks Queues Queue data structure implementation operations on queues Circular queue Linked lists Singly linked list Ordered list Inserting and deleting element from ordered lists Circularly linked list Doubly linked list Application of linked list Implementations stack and queue using linked lists Trees Concepts and terminology Binary tree Linear and linked representation of binary tree Operation on a tree Tree traversal Inorder Preorder and post order traversal Graphs Representation Adjacency matrix Graph traversal Breadth first search and Depth first search traversal 11 BCA syllabus JNVU Searching and Sorting Sequential searching binary searching Hashing Hashing methods Internal and external sorting Selection Insertion Bubble and quick sort algorithms BCA 203 OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING WITH C Principles of OOP data
22. hiding encapsulation inheritance polymorphism overloading C Token keywords basic user defined and derived data types variables dynamic initialization of variables reference variables operators control structures Functions function overloading classes and objects friendly functions construcutors and destructors operator overloading rules of overloading operators Inheritance single multilevel multiple hierarchical hybrid inheritance pointers virtual functions polymorphism and working with files Templates Naming space Objects and interfaces overloaded methods static method constructors references class inheritance null thin and super variable encapsulation access modifiers interfaces packages strings and characters files and streams sequential access files random access files Data structures linked lists stacks queues trees dynamic memory allocation Exception handling throwing catching and rethrowing and exception exceptions and inheritance BCA 204 COMPUTER SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE Micro operations Bus transfer Memory transfer Arithmetic and logic micro operations Control functions Instruction codes Computer instructions Timing and control instruction cycles I O and interrupt I O Architecture I O devices and their controllers Hex keyboard LED Display VDU Floppy disk drive Transfer of information between I O devices CPU and memory Elementary concept of I O mapped and memory m
23. its specified below may be condoned on valid reasons i Upto 6 in each subject plus 5 attendance in all aggregate of subject papers may be condoned by the Vice Chancellor on the recommendation of the Dean Director Principal for undergraduate students and on the recommendation of the Head of the Department for the Post graduate classes ii The NCC NSS cadets sent out to parades and camps and such students who are deputed by the University to take part in games athletics or cultural activities may for purposes of attendance be treated as present for the days of these absence in connection with the aforesaid activities and that period shall be added to their subject wise attendance 4 pass a candidate should obtain 35 marks in each theory paper 40 marks in each practical sessional and 40 marks in aggregate of the year BCA syllabus JNVU 5 a b 7 a If a candidate fails in not more than three papers in first year examination and obtain 40 marks in aggregate he she shall be allowed to be regular candidate in the second year For the purpose of this clause each theory paper and each practical shall be counted as a separate paper b If a candidate fails in not more than three papers inclusive of first year and second year he she shall be allowed to be a regular candidate in the third year c candidate has cleared all the papers of first amp second year and has failed not more
24. le Programming techniques amp tools Programming Techniques Top down Bottom up Modular Structured Features Merits amp Demerits Comparative study Programming Logic Simple Branching Looping Recursion Cohesion amp Coupling Programming Testing amp Debugging amp their Tools Introduction amp features of C Structure of C program Variables Expressions Identifiers Keywords Data Types Constants Operator and expression Operator Arithmetic Logical Relational Conditional and Bit wise Operators Precedence and Associativity of Operators Type conversion in expression Basic input output and library functions Single character input output i e getch getchar getche putchar Formatted input output i e printf and scanf Library functions concepts Mathematical amp Character functions If statement If Else statement Nesting of If Else Statement else if ladder The operator goto statement Switch statement Compound statement Loop controls for while do while loops break BCA syllabus JNVU continue goto statement ARRAYS Single and Multi Dimensional arrays Array declaration and initialization of arrays Strings declaration initialization functions The need and form of C functions User defined and library function Function arguments Return values and nesting of function Recursion Calling of functions Array as function argument Scope and life of variables local a
25. me document Demonstrate how to make a vertical and horizontal frameset with three different documents Design a HTML document which does not allow a user to resize frame Demonstrate how to make a navigation frame This navigation frame contains a list of links with the second frame as the target Design a HTML document which shows how to jump to a specified section in a frame Design a HTML document having Colored background table Table having image in background Colored background cell Table having image in only one cell Demonstrate how to use the frame attribute with values like box void above below hside vside lhs rhs and border attribute to control the borders around the table BCA 108 C PROGRAMMING LAB BCA syllabus JNVU 1 Write a program to show the use of arithmetic operations and library functions in evaluating expressions Write a program to show the use of Input Output statement Write a program to show the use of if else statement Write a program to show the use of switch statement Write a program to show the use of one dimensional and multi dimensional arrays Write a program to show the use of while statement Write a program to show the use of Do while statement Write a program to show the use of for statement Write a program to show the use of functions 10 Write a program to show the use of recursion 11 Write a program to define and use a st
26. nd global variable Storage class specified auto extern static register Defining structure Declaration of structure variable Accessing structure members Nested structures Array of structure Structure assignment Structure as function argument Function that return structure Union pointers working with text files BCA 103 INTERNET TECHNOLOGY Internet Evolution Concepts Internet Vs Intranet Growth of Internet ISP ISP in India Types of connectivity Dial up Leased line DSL Broadband RF VSAT etc Methods of sharing of Internet connection Use of Proxy server Internet Services USENET GOPHER WAIS ARCHIE and VERONICA IRC WORLD WIDE WEB WWW History Working Web Browsers Its functions URLs web sites Domain names Portals Concept of Search Engines Search engines types searching the Web Web Servers TCP IP and others main protocols used on the Web E Mail Concepts POP and WEB Based E mail merits address Basics of Sending amp Receiving E mail Protocols Mailing List Free E mail services e mail servers and e mail clients programs 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 Using images in pages Hyperlinks text and images bookmarks Backgrounds and Color controls creating and using Tables in HTML and presentation Use of font size amp Attributes List type
27. orm driven methodology IPO and HIPO charts Gantt charts system model pseudo codes Flow charts system flow chart run flow charts etc decision tree decision tables data validation Input Output and Form Design Input and output form design methodologies menu screen design layout consideration Management standards Systems analysis standards Prgramming standards Operating standards 20 BCA syllabus JNVU Documentation standards User Manual system development manual programming manual programming specifications operator manual System testing amp quality System testing and quality assurance steps in system implementation and software maintenance System security Data Security Disaster recovery and ethics in system development threat and risk analysis BCA 306 COMMUNICATION SKILLS ORIENTATION Concept of Motivation Types of Motivation People Skills General Awareness MEMORY MANAGEMENT Memory and Retention Techniques Mind Mapping Reading Skills Listening Skills Revision Techniques Examination Skills COMMUNICATION EFFECTIVENESS Fluency Enhancement Removal of barriers to communication Group Discussion Role Play Anchoring Voice Modulation Management COMPREHENSIVE COMMUNICATION Principles of Communication Art of effective Public Speaking Written Communication Skills Principles of Effective Writing Reading Habit Development Oral Presentation Skills PRESENTATION SKILLS Te
28. reas 11 create a rectangle class that contains width and height fields also give it a getarea method again Make a few test cases 12 create a square class with width and getarea Then give both square and circle setarea methods that let you specify a desire area Make a few test cases 13 Write an application program in Java to implement the different uses of static keyword 14 Write an application program in Java to implement the different uses of final keyword 15 Write an application program in Java to implement the different uses of super keyword 16 write a program to demonstrate multiple inheritance using interface 17 write a program to demonstrate multi threading in JAVA BCA 308 ASP NET LAB 1 Design a web form using HTML controls and change the controls properties 2 Design a form to create account in website using following fields First name Last name Username Password Confirm Password Gender Birthday Mobile Number Security Question Answer Location Terms and condition 3 Validate the account form using validation control Required field Validation Range Validation Compare Validation 22 BCA syllabus JNVU e Regular Expression Validation e Summary Validation 4 Design multiform web project with following menus e Courses Departments Staff profile Alumni Downloads 5 Write a program to retrieve data from one web form and display it to another web form 6 Design
29. rem MAP Simplification Minimization techniques K Map Sum of Product amp Product of Sum Data types and Number systems Binary number system Octal amp Hexa decimal number system 1 s amp 2 s complement Binary Fixed Point Representation Arithmetic operation on Binary numbers Overflow amp underflow Floating Point Representation Codes ASCII EBCDIC codes Gray code Excess 3 amp BCD Error detection amp correcting codes Combinational amp Sequential circuits Half Adder amp Full Adder Full subtractor Flip flops RS D JK amp T Flip flops Shift Registers RAM and ROM Multiplexer Demultiplexer Encoder Decoder Idea about Arithmetic Circuits Program Control Instruction Sequencing 7 BCA syllabus JNVU I O Interface Properties of simple devices and their controller Isolated versus memory mapped Modes of Data transfer Synchronous amp Asynchronous Data transfer Handshaking Asynchronous serial transfer I O Processor Auxiliary memory Magnetic Drum Disk amp Tape Semi conductor memories Memory Hierarchy Associative Memory Virtual Memory Address space amp Memory Space Address Mapping Page table Page Replacement Cache Memory Hit Ratio Mapping Techniques Writing into Cache BCA 106 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES The multidisciplinary nature of environmental studies Definition scope and importance Need for public awareness Natural Resources Renwel of non renewable resources
30. rid inding standard web server controls Display data on web form using Data bound controls 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 Overview of C C and NET similarities amp differences from JAVA Structure of C program Language features Type system boxing and unboxing flow controls Classes interfaces Serialization Delegates Reflection BCA 305 SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN System Concept Definition Characteristics Elements of system Physical and abstract system open and closed system man made information systems System Development Life Cycle Various phases of system development Considerations for system planning and control for system success System Planning Base for planning a system Dimensions of Planning Initial Investigation Determining users requirements and analysis fact finding process and techniques Feasibility study Determination of feasibility study Technical Operational amp Economic Feasibilities System performance constraints and identification of system objectives feasibility report Cost Benefit Analysis Data analysis cost and benefit analysis of a new system Categories determination and system proposal Tools of structured Analysis Logical and Physical models context diagram data dictionary data diagram f
31. ristics Types of Pcs Desktop Laptop Notebook Palmtop Workstations etc their characteristics Basic components of a computer system Control unit ALU BCA syllabus JNVU Input Output functions and characteristics memory RAM ROM EPROM PROM and other types of memory Keyboard Mouse Trackball Joystick Digitizing tablet Scanners Digital Camera MICR OCR OMR Bar code Reader Voice Recognition Light pen Touch Screen Monitors characteristics and types of monitor Digital Analog Size Resolution Refresh Rate Interlaced Non Interlaced Dot Pitch Video Standard VGA SVGA XGA etc Printers Daisy wheel Dot Matrix Inkjet Laser Line Printer Plotter Sound Card and Speakers Storage fundamentals Primary Vs Secondary Data Storage and Retrieval methods Sequential Direct and Index Sequential Various Storage Devices Magnetic Tape Magnetic Disks Cartridge Tape Hard Disk Drives Floppy Disks Winchester Disk Optical Disks CD VCD CD R CD RW Zip Drive Need Types of Software System software Application software System Software Operating System Utility Program Programming languages Assemblers Compilers and Interpreter Operating Systems Functions Types Batch Single Multiprogramming Multiprocessing Programming languages Machine Assembly High Level 4GL their merits and demerits Application Software Word processing Spreadsheet Presentation Graphics Data Base Management Softw
32. ructure 12 Write a program to manipulate strings OO ATO OV G20 BCA 109 MS OFFICE LAB Write a paragraph in MS Word and show the use of various tools Write an application amp copy it to another document and differentiate between paste and paste special How to Insert a picture or chart in a document and reference it to another document Write a paragraph in MS Word of 12 lines and Explain these Formatting tools Columns Drop cap Paragraph Alignment Bullet and Numbering 10 Tab Setting 11 What is mail merge How to use this facility Describe it Step by Step 12 Create a Student Table Rno Name Fname Class Address Phone and insert 5 records in it 13 To study various charts and their implementations using a marksheet of 10 students 14 Create a salary statement of an organization of 10 employees using if condition S no Name Designation Basic Da Hra total net salary 15 What is a pivot table How to create and use a pivot table 16 Create a power point presentation to present your institution detail create at least 7 slides with different animation effect 17 Create a power point presentation on destination India using images from clipart 18 Create a power point presentation on youth icon of India and show the following 19 Custom Animation 20 Compare and Merge Presentations 21 Slide Design 22 Cascade 110 DIGITAL ELECTRONICS LAB
33. s and its tags Cascading Style sheets defining and using simple CSS Design tools for HTML Overview of MS FrontPage Macromedia Dream weaver and other popular HTML editors designing web sites using MS FrontPage using at least FrontPage 2000 Use of Frames and Forms in web pages Image editors Issues in Web site creations amp Maintenance E Commerce An introductions Concepts Advantages and disadvantages Technology in E Commerce Internet amp E business Applications Feasibility amp various constraints E transition challenges for Indian corporate the Information Technology Act 2000 and its highlights related to e commerce Electronic Payment Systems Introduction Types of Electronic Payment Systems Digital Token Based Electronic Payment Systems Smart Cards and Electronic Payment Systems Credit Card Based Electronic Payment Systems Risk and Electronic Payment Systems E security Security on the internet network and web site risks for e business use of firewalls secure physical infrastructure BCA 104 FUNDAMENALS OF COMPUTERS Brief history of development of computers Computer system concepts Computer system characteristics Capabilities and limitations Types of computers Analog Digital Hybrid General Special Purpose Micro Mini Mainframe Super Generations of computers Personal Computer PCs IBM PCs characteristics PC PCXT PCAT configurations Pentium and Newer PCs specifications and main characte
34. tor cards DirectX Introduction to AV DV and IEEE1394 cards Digitization of analog video to digital video Interlacing and non interlacing Brief note on various video standards NTSC PAL SECAM HDTV Introduction to video capturing Media amp instrument Videodisk DVCAM Camcorder Introduction to digital video compression techniques and various file formats AVI MPEG MOVE Real Video Multimedia on the Web Bandwidth relationship broadband technologies Text in the web Dynamic and embedded font technology Audio on the Web Real Audio and MP3 MP4 Audio support in HTML Graphics HTML safe color palate Interlaced V s Non interlaced model Graphics support HTML Image Map Video the Web Streaming video Real Video MPEG SMIL Virtual Reality on the Web BCA 303 COMPUTER NETWORKS Principles Data Communication General features and tasks of a communication system The need for modulation theory of amplitude modulation general principles of frequency modulation and phase modulation Evolution of computer networks elements of LAN WAN MAN Networking Architecture ISO OSI IBM SNA architecture their functions and implementation Concepts of circuit switching packet switching and network switching Introduction to serial communication standards and parallel communication interfacing Data communication concepts Types of signals encoding and decoding techniques signal bandwidth requirements sign
35. unction and concepts of null values sub querries views PL SQL basics of pl sql data types control structures database access with PL SQL data base connections transaction management data base locking cursor management BCA 206 VISUAL PROGRAMMING 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 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 Inputbox Working with Forms 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 Font
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