Master of Computer Applications

The course curriculum is comprehensive and aims to provide sound theoretical concepts coupled with hands on experience on the best solution frameworks. The course curricula have been designed mainly to focus on the following thrust areas-system software, Data bases and computer Networks in addition to various other allied fields and basic sciences.


Semester 1

Mathematical Foundation of Computer Science
Programming Language in C
Data Structures
Computer Fundamentals and Organization
Design and Analysis of Algorithms
Practical I - Data Structures Using C Lab


Semester 2

Data Communication and Networking
Object Oriented Programming
Operating System
Microprocessor and its applications
System Software
Practical II - C++ Lab
Practical III - Microprocessor Lab


Semester 3


Data Base System Concepts
Java Programming
Software Engineering
Object Oriented Analysis and Design
Practical IV - RDBMS Lab
Practical V - Java Lab


Semester 4


Unix and Network Programming
Software Testing and Quality Assurance
Advanced Java Programming
Multimedia Systems
Practical VI - Unix and Networking Lab
Practical VII - Advanced Java Lab


Semester 5

Programming in ASP.Net
Distributed Data Base Systems
Web Technology
Term Paper and Seminar
Practical VIII - ASP .Net Programming Lab
Mini Project in Web Applications


Semester 6

Project Work


Group - A Electives

TCP/IP Networks
Component Based Development
Management Information system
Artificial Intelligence and Expert Systems
Accounting & Financial Management


Group - B Electives

Artificial Neural Networks
Pattern Recognition
Unix Internals
Business Data Processing
Probability and Statistics
Operation Research


Group - C Electives

Network Security
Computer Modeling and Simulation
Internet and E-commerce
Decision Support System
Principles of Programming Languages
Parallel Programming
Data Warehousing and Data Mining
Special Elective
Computer Oriented Numerical and Statistical Methods
Organizational Behavior