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Course Name |
Bachelor of Science (Information Technology) B.Sc(I.T.) |
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Duration |
3 years( Semester System) |
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Eligibility |
+2 with at least 40% marks in aggregate or equivalent examination. |
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Seats Available |
60 |
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Career Prospective |
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Jobs in Govt. Sector
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Eligible for UPSC, CDS Exams,
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Jobs in Banking Sector
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Jobs in I.T. field: Software Engineer, Project Manager, Web
Administrator, DBA, System Administrator, Software Developer, Network
Administrator,
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Profession Value Addition Courses: CCNA, MCSE, Ethical Hacking, Data
Analyst, Cyber Security, OCP,
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M.Sc. I.T./C.S., M.S., M.C.A., M.B.A.
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| Course Outcome |
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Will have the ability to communicate computer science concepts, designs, and solutions effectively
and professionally.
- Apply knowledge of computing to produce effective designs and solutions for specific problems.
Identify, analyze, and synthesize scholarly literature relating to the field of computer science; and
use software development tools, software systems, and modern computing platforms.
- Work in a collaborative manner with others on a team, contributing to the management, planning
and implementation of a computer system. Independently propose a small scale research project,
plan its execution, undertake its development, evaluate its outcome and report on its results in a
professional manner.
- Advance knowledge through innovation and knowledge creation. Pursue life-long learning in
practice. Interpret and present theoretical issues and empirical findings.
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| Semester-I |
Semester-II |
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Paper No. |
Subject |
Marks |
Paper No. |
Subject |
Marks |
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Paper–1 |
Introduction to Programming – C |
75 |
Paper-1 |
Communication Skills in English –
II (Th.35+Pr.15) |
50 |
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Paper-2 |
Introduction to Computers and Information Technology |
75 |
Paper-2 |
Punjabi / mu`FlI pMjwbI (Compulsory) |
50 |
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Paper-3 |
Applied & Discrete Mathematics |
75 |
Paper-3 |
Principles of Digital
Electronics |
75 |
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Paper-4 |
Communication Skills in English – I |
50 |
Paper-4 |
Introduction to Programming – C
++ |
75 |
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Paper-5 |
Punjabi / mu`FlI pMjwbI(Compulsory) |
50 |
Paper-5 |
Numerical Methods & Statistical
Techniques |
75 |
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Paper-6 |
Practical – PC Computing & C
Language–I |
75 |
Paper-6 |
Practical – C Language – II |
75 |
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Paper-7 |
* Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention (Compulsory Paper) |
50 |
Paper-7 |
* Drug Abuse: Problem, Management and Prevention (Compulsory Paper) |
50 |
Note: * Marks of this Paper will not be included in the Total Marks.
| Semester-III |
Semester-IV |
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Paper No. |
Subject |
Marks |
Paper No. |
Subject |
Marks |
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Paper–1 |
Introduction to Python |
75 |
Paper–1 |
Database Management System |
75 |
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Paper-2 |
Data Structure |
75 |
Paper-2 |
Internet Applications |
75 |
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Paper-3 |
System Analysis & Design |
75 |
Paper-3 |
JAVA & Web Designing |
75 |
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Paper-4 |
*
Environmental Studies – I (Compulsory) |
50 |
Paper-4 |
* Environmental Studies – II
(Compulsory) |
50 |
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Paper-5 |
Programming Lab – I (C++,
Programming Language) |
50 |
Paper-5 |
Web Technologies |
75 |
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Paper-6 |
Programming Lab – II (Data
Structure) |
25 |
Paper-6 |
Programming Lab – I (Oracle) |
50 |
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Paper-7 |
Programming Lab – II HTML & (JAVA) |
50 |
Note: * Marks of this Paper will not be included in the Total Marks.
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Semester-V |
Semester-VI |
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Paper No. |
Subject |
Marks |
Paper No. |
Subject |
Marks |
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Paper–1 |
Computer Networks |
100 |
Paper–1 |
Computer Graphics |
75 |
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Paper-2 |
Operating System |
100 |
Paper-2 |
Applications of Computer Graphics in C++/C |
25 |
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Paper-3 |
E-Business |
100 |
Paper-3 |
Project |
300 |
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Paper-4 |
Lab – I (Computer Networks) |
50 |
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Paper-5 |
Lab – II (Operating System) |
50 |
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