Master of Computer Application

The course structure in Master of computer application is designed to provide a solid foundation and deep understanding to students in order to enable them to appreciate advanced engineering curriculum. In addition to MCA course, the department also caters to the academic program of management degrees. The department offers carefully designed core courses in every semester, including practical.

Course Structure
Semester I
Mathematical Foundation of Computer Science
Accounting and Financial Management
Computer Organization
Computer and ‘C’ Programming
Computer Based Numerical and Statistical Techniques
Combinatorics & Graph Theory
Programming Lab
Organization Lab
Numerical Techniques Lab
General Proficiency

Semester II
Organizational Structure and Personnel Management
Data and File Structure Using ‘C’
Unix and Shell Programming
Paradigms of Programming
System Analysis and Design
Computer Architecture & Microprocessor
Data Structure Lab
Unix/Linux Lab
Microprocessor Lab
General Proficiency

Semester III
Computer Networks
Design & Analysis of Algorithm
Operating System
Data Base Management System
Object Oriented Systems and C++
Computer Based Optimization Techniques
DBMS Lab
OOPS & C++ Lab
DAA Lab
General Proficiency

Semester IV
Management Information System
Modeling and Simulation
Internet & Java programming
Elective-I MCA 404/(1)/(2)/(3)/(4)/(5)
Foundation of E-Commerce
Computer Graphics & Animation
MIS Lab
Java Programming Lab
Computer Graphics Lab
General Proficiency

Semester V
WEB Technology
Elective-II MCA-502 /(1)/(2)/(3)/(4)/(5)
Net Frame Work & C#
Software Engineering
Elective-III MCA-505/(1)/(2)(3)/(4)/(5)
WEB Technology Lab
Net Frame Work & C# Lab
Software Engineering Lab
Colloquium
General Proficiency

Semester VI
Industrial Project

Elective I
1. Compiler Design
2. Cryptography & Network Security
3. Data Compression
4. Client Server Computing
4. Data Mining & Warehousing

Elective II
1. Multimedia System
2. Distributed Database System
3. ERP Systems
4. Object Database
5. Advanced Concepts in Database System

Elective III
1. Advanced Computer Networks
2. Real Time Systems
3. Principles of User Interface Design
4. Mobile Computing
5. Neural Networks