Masters in Computer Application

This Course is offered by the Department of Management Studies.

Department of Computer Applications provides a good theoretical foundation through high quality teaching complemented by extensive practical training. The Department is being committed towards fulfilling the various requirement of an IT industry. To keep in touch with the ever growing technologies, faculty members have been regularly participating various refresher courses and symposium conducted by universities and research institutions. The students are provided with ample opportunities to improve their organizational skills and group dynamics. They are motivated to handle seminars and to participate in group discussions. Apart from stressing on consistent and good academic performance, the department encourages participation in the curricular and co-curricular activities to bring out the latest talents from the students. Leading personalities from the IT industries regularly address the students on latest developments in IT arena.

Course Content
Computer organization
Problem solving and programming
Business processes
Data structures
Accounting and financial management
Mathematical foundations of computer science
Object oriented programming
Design and analysis of algorithms
Database management systems
Operating systems
Computer networks
Microprocessors and its applications
Software engineering
Computer graphics and multimedia systems
Internet programming
Unix and network programming
Resource management techniques
Object oriented analysis and design
Middleware technologies
Xml and web services
Software project management

List of Electives
Numerical and statistical methods
Electronic commerce
Management information systems
Web graphics
Human resource management
Advanced databases
Software quality management
Tcp/ip protocol suite
Distributed computing
Data warehousing and data mining
Component based technologies
Managerial economics
Mobile computing
Digital imaging
Enterprise resource planning
Agent based intelligent systems
Natural language processing
Software agents
Supply chain management
Embedded systems
Portfolio management
Unix internals
Database tuning
Multi-core programming
Service oriented architecture