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Theory : Max.Marks 40
Workload : Three periods / two hours per week
Theory examination paper will consist of two parts:
Paper-I
(Duration One Hours)(Max. Marks20) consists of 40 multiple-choice
questions With four choices and student will have to pick the
correct one. The questions will be sat from Unit—1 only.
Paper-II
(Duration one hour) (Max. Marks20) Consisting of 5 Very short
answer Question (up to 50 words) (one marks each) and five short
answer question (upto 150 words) (Three marks each). The questions
will be set from unit—2,3 and 4.
Unit-1
:Introduction to Computers and related Terminology
(Basic
information only)
(a)
Hardware: CPU (Motherboard, Microprocessor, The
Intel Pentium
III, and Cyrix), MMX Technology, System clock address bus, data
bus (PCI and EISA) Cache Memory, Processing Speed, Expansion Slots
(Video controller, sound cards, SCSI, Network Card),
Memory—(Unit, RAM, ROM, EDRAM, SDRAM), Input and output
Devices—(keyboard, the standard keyboard layout), Mouse,
PRINTER, (Dot matrix, Ink-Jet, Laser-Jet), Microphone, Speakers,
Modem, Scanner, Density, formatting, boot Recoard,FAT ,Folder
Directory), Hard Disk Drive, CD-ROM Drive (CD ROM Speeds). CD-R
Drive, DVD Rom Drive, Tape Drive).
(b)
Software: Introduction to programming,
Languages, System Software (Operating Systems and Utilities),
Application Software (Word Processors, DBMS, Presentation
Graphics, Browsers, Personal Information Managers), Introduction
to Multilingual Word-Processors.
(c)
Communication and connectivity: data
communication systems data Transmission (Serial, Parallel,
bandwidth, Protocols), E-mail, FAX, voice and Video messaging,
video conferencing, online Services, user connection (types),
Networking of computers (node, Clint, server, LAN, WAN), using the
network, the internet and the web.
Unit-2
Operating System
(Working
knowledge at Common Users Level Only)
overview
of important DOS commands. Windows 98: Installation Scandisk,
control Panel, Taskbar,
Toolbar ,Display, Setting
(Background, Wallpaper, Screensaver , Desktop Themes).
Files and folders management, windows explorer, finding files and
folders. Formatting Disks and Copying files, Printer Setting,
modem Installation, mouse installation, adding and Removing
Program, Active Desktop Concepts, WinZip and its applications,
Norton antvirus and its use of
calculator, paintbrush, sinamp, MPEG Player and windows
Help.
Unit
–3 Application
Software
(Working
knowledge at Common Users Level Only)
(a)
Word Processing, Software MS word, Entering, Editing
and formatting Text, Document Formats,(Page size and orientation,
Headers and Footers, Columns
and section, Page layout), spelling and grammer checkers,
Thesaurus, find the Replace, cut and Paste, Table and formatting
tables, Mail Merge, styles and Templates.
(b)
Spreadsheet Program—MS excel
Entering
data, labels, values, dates, formulas, cell references. Formats,
function Templates, Charts and Maps, Analyzing data in a
spreadsheet.
(c)
DBMS—Microsoft Access
Database, Entering data into the database. Creating database
tables, editing data. Viewing
Records, Shorting records. Querying a database, generating
reports.
Unit-4
:The Internet and Online Resources
(Working
knowledge at Common Users Level Only) How the internet works,
introduction to TCP /IP, IP and DNS address. Features of the
internet (E-mail, News, Telnet, FTP, Chart, Channel, WWW, online
Services, Bulletin Board Services), Connecting to a PC to the
internet (Setting Dial up and Internet connection wizard),
Overview of internet Explorer 5 and Features therein, use of
search engines, surfing, creating and use of E-mail, Awareness
about e-commerce and its advantages.
Practical
Max. Marks 60
Workload: four Period / Three hours per week.
Course:
Practical Training of course content of unit unit 2,3 and 4 of
theory Syllabus.
The
Practical examination will be of four-hour duration. It will
consist of four small exercise testing the working knowledge of
followings each carrying a weight as given below—
1.
Course content in Unit 2 of Theory
Max.Marks 10
2.
Course content in Unit 3 (a) of Theory
Max.Marks 10
3.
Course content in Unit 3(b) of Theory
Max.Marks 15
4.
Course content in Unit 3(c) of Theory
Max.Marks 15
5.
Viva- Voce Examination
Max.Marks 10
Vocational
courses
1.
COMPUTER APPLICATIONS (Under
Graduate Courses)
B.A./B.COM./B.SC.
PART I
Max. Marks
B.Sc.
B.A./ B.Com.
Paper-I Computer Fundamentals
and
50
65
Introduction
to IBM PC
Paper-II
Operating Systems and
50
65
Business
Data Processing
Practical
Programming Laboratory
50
70
On- the- job training 4 weeks
The duration of these papers will be 3 hour.
Paper-I
: Computer Fundamental and Introduction of IBM PC
What
is computer—an introduction Uses of computer in modern society
e.g. weather forecasting, censure, oil exploration, speech
recognition, banking, publishing, accounting, Reach etc.
Information
concepts and processing—evaluation of information
Processing—data, information, language and communication.
Computer
arithmetic and number systems. ASCII & EBCDIC character sets.
Elements
of a computer processing system—hardware software—Computer
capabilities and limitations. Concepts of files and directories.
Hardware
features and use—CPU, I/O devices Storage devices and media.
Introduction to networking, multiprocessing, time sharing,
multitasking and real time computing .
Variety
of networking system and features. Various types of computers
available in market. Micro, Mini and Main frames, Supercomputers.
Evolution
of personnel computer. Commodore, Atari, Apple. IBM, PC. Basic
block diagram of computer difference between personal and main
Frames—Simply operating system, Easy to use, Less memory,
Dedicated, Normally single user.
Introduction
to microprocessors and associated computer. Timers, display
controllers DMA controllers.
Block
diagram of IBM PC. Introduction to 8086 and 8088. functional
description of various modules and cards.
Boot
process in IBM PC. System files self test.
Various
types of displays and other peripherals used in IBM PCs.
Disk operating System—introduction. Batch files.
Configuration
files.COM, EXE, SYS, BIN and TXT files. Introduction programming
in
BASIC. Development of programs in QBASIC. Use of Graphics
facilities using Basic.
Diagnostics
for IBM PC. Use of Norton Utilities and other packages for
deleting a file and
other system maintenance jobs.
Advanced version of IBM PCs and compatibles.
Practical
Visit
computer Lab. Introduction to various components of a computer.
Simple documentation preparation and printing. Usage of printer
and other Components.
Physical
inspection of IBM PC and internal cards, introduction to
Menclature (COM 1, COM 2, etc.).Writing batch files for various
purposes. Modifying config-sys files. Creating RAM Disk.
Diagnostics on IBM PC. Controlling PC hardware using BASIC
programs.
Paper-II
: Operating System and Business Data Processing
Introduction to various categories if software. Operating system
and its function.
Interaction of operating system with hardware and user programs
Various components of operating system with reference to DOS.
Single operating
system. Task loaders. Memory management. File management,
directory structure in
DOS Moving, Renaming, copying, deleting and undulating files under
DOS.
Devices Management, control of various devices. Device drivers.
Interrupt even and poll
driven data transfers. Need of software and hardware Protocols.
BIOS,
DOS, DOS internet and external commands. Use of DOS commands.
Taking and restoring backups. BIOS and DOS interrupts.
Multiuser,
multitasking, multiprocessing and real time operating systems.
Introduction to Memory management techniques.
Files systems. files management . process management and
scheduling. Special requirements and facilities for
multiprocessing environment. Example of multiprocessing in Unix
commands
Introduction
to data processing, records and file, data collection,
Verification, editing and checking.
Overview of business function. Use of computer system for business
applications.
Spread sheets. Macros. use of
spared in business.
Business files. Introduction to data structures: Elements Fields
Records . Classification of files. Master files . Transaction
files.
Distributed
processing. Various facilities for business computing Introducing
to databases.
Practical
Development
of a batch file to install a software from floppy to disk
Development of batch file to manage various packages on the disk
Detection of viruses and protection on IBM PC. Using shell script
for elementary data processing.
Creation
of shell script to manage disk quota on a Unix system. Creation of
shell scripts to manage mail. Using shell scripts for processing
data.
Analysis
of a business system on paper.
Using spread sheets for payroll, balance sheet and other business
applications. Design of
packages using spreadsheet macros.
Vocational
Subjects
COMPUTER
APPLICATIONS
(Under
Graduate Courses)
B.A./B.COM./B.SC.
PART II
Max. Marks
B.Sc.
B.A./ B.Com.
Paper-I
Data Base management System
50
50
Paper-II
Structured programming
50
65
and computer Graphics
Practical
Programming Laboratory
50
70
On-
the- job training 4 weeks
The
duration of these papers will be 3 hour.
Paper-I:
Data Base Management System
Categorization
of DBMS system. Network. Hierarchical and relational database,
Application of DEMS systems.
Relational
data bases management systems. Why to use them and where. Data
Description Language and data control Language.
Introduction
to DBASE, DBASE commands. Development of an application under
DBASE using forms, secreen and, PRG files security considerations
in database management systems Performance improvement in
database.
Relational
database- advanced concept. Introduction to ORACLE / INGRES or a
similar RDBMS on a multiuser environment.
Structured
query language. From design on a advanced RDBMS. Report generator,
Query by example and Report by form. Accessing RDBMS using
programming languages.
System
management. User management. Security considerations. Practical.
Design
of a database for a business application. Design of data entry
forms and reports layout for this database. Creation of
Programs to access and manipulate database.
Development
of business application in RDBMS.
Paper-II
:Structured Programming and Computer Graphics
Introduction
Need of structured programming. Methods of documentation. Methods
of analyzing a program requirements. Data flow diagram entity
relationship. Flow charts.
Various categories of programming language (3GL,4GL,etc.)
Introduction to C and Cobol. Program development in C using
structure programming concepts.
Why
Graphics. Various types of graphics programs. Drafting Packages.
DTP packages. Microsoft windows. Various documentation cum DTP
packages e.g. WordPerfect, Microsoft word etc.
Introduction
to a PageMaker/ Ventura or a similar package. Preparation of
documents using DTP package. Formatting. Various fonts and
character set. Various type of printers used in DTP. Introduction
to
commercial
DTP System available in market. Indian language fonts. Creation of
Indian language fonts.
Practical
Development of a business application using C.
Preparation of a
document and publishing it using a DTP system creation of fonts.
Managing a Microsoft window session. Creating groups and program
items under windows
Turning windows for a computer system.
Vocational
Subjects
COMPUTER
APPLICATIONS
(Under Graduate Courses)
B.A./B.COM./B.SC. PART
III
Max. Marks
B.Sc.
B.A./ B.Com.
Paper-I
:Computer Aided Drafting
50
65
Paper-II
:Advanced Topic in Computers
50
65
Practical
:Report, Report on the Job training
50
70
Entrepreneurship, Development
The
duration of these paper will be 3 hours.
Paper-I :Computer Aided Drafting
Introduction
to AUTOCAD / ROBOCAD or a similar package. Advanced features of
these package. Drawing the plan of a building using AUTOCAD etc.
Analysis features of AUTOCAD.
Paper-II : Advanced Topics in Computer
Computer animation. Artificial intelligence. Desiccated
computer.ATMs. Data encryption.
Data communication and networking (courses to be modified every
year to take care of the
latest developments). Visits
to computer industry.
Practical :
Design
of layout of a building. Design of interior of its rooms. Printing
and plotting the prepared drawings. It will also include Projects
Reports, on the job training and entrepreneurship development.
COMPUTER
APPLICATION IN ACCOUNTING
Optional
Paper : II
Theory
: 50 Marks
Practical
: 50 Marks
Min.
Pass Marks-36
3 hrs duration
Max Marks-100
Note-
Candidates to required to attempt one question form each section
and five question in all.
Section-A
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Automated
data processing, development of computer, types of computer,
hardware and software.
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Binary
code system, binary arithmetic, words, bytes and bits,
introduction to other number system (octal and hexadecimal),
computer languages.
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Introduction
to flow charts, flow diagram importance, symbols and their
application
Section-B
4.
Introduction to BASIC language: characteristics constants
variables and expressions, READ,
PRINT, AND
DATA statements, CONTROL statements.
5.
Programming in BASIC language-simple programmes.
6.
Business applications: Payroll, inventory control,
financial accounting and EDP audit.
Section-C
7.
Introduction to COBOL language-History of COBOL, coding
format, structure of a COBOL
program,
character set, COBOL words, data names and identifiers, laterals,
four division of COBOL.
8.
Procedure division and basic verb-Move, arithmetic verbs,
sequence control verbs, input and
output verbs,
conditionals verb.
9. Writing
simple COBOL programmes
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