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Computer Fundamental: Characteristics of Compute.rs, History of Computer, Evolution of Computers.,Computer Generations, Types of Computer, Components of a Computer: Registers, Instruction Set, BusArchitecture, Computer Hardware: Input Devices, Output Devices, Storage Devices: Primary Storagecapacity, Memory Types, Memory Measuring Units, Secondary Storage Device
UNIT II
Software and Computer Applications: Software &Software Types, Computer Languages, Compiler,Interpreter, Editor, Computer Ethics, Computer applications, Introduction of Programming: Procedu,.;Oriente;d Programming, Object oriented programming, Concepts used in OOP, Benefits of OOP, Mainadvantages and disadvantage ofOOP, Applications ofOOP, OOP vs. POP.
UNIT III
Operating System Overview: Computer System Startup, Computer System Structure, Computer SystemComponents, Operating System Classifications, Operating System Services, Major Functions of OperatingsysteE1, Process Management, CPU Scheduling, Scheduiing Criteria, Memory and File Management: MemoryManagement Requirements, Swapping, Memory i'vfanagernent Techniques, Virtual Memory, FileManagement, File Access Methods, Protection.
UNIT IV
Introduction to DBMS: File System, Traditional File Oriented Approach, DBMS- Advantages andDisadvant3ges, Role of DBMS, Three views of data, DBtvJS ;\rcJ1itecture, Data Models, Data Independence,Major components of DBMS, Data Dictionary, Types of Users, DBMS applications, Keys in Databases,Database: Languages.
UNIT V
Introduction to Computer Networks: Computer NetworK Definition, Importance of Networking, Types ofNetw'Jrks, Network Topology, Advantages and Disadvantage of Computer Networks, Applications ofcomputer networks, Reference Model, Internet, Introductioll (ll !nkrnet Tt~chnology, Electronic Mail, WorldWide Web ..
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]. Operating Systems Concepts. A. Silberschatz, P.Galvin, G.Gag~e ]Ghn Wiky & Sen,2. Ob.j,::~tOricllku Prngramrning in ('+-t-, Rubert L;~rnre, Ca!gotia Publication.3. Data ease rnar.agement systems 'Jcd. 1., D~te C.J.
4. Fuodoillen(u' of Computer Science & IT. Singh Umes:. Kuma", .I:"" S, Mahcshwari A., "SDN Publications New Delhi,5. I)nt~ COf:JOlunications and Networks, Godh,)1c A, Tata \1cGr~!;','-,;'1iJ!euh:;c~Uon:.;.
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command line arguments.
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Books:
'. 1. Kerhinghan &Ritchie: The C programming language, PHI2. CooperMullish: The Spirit ofC, Jaico Publishing House, Delhi3. Kanetkar Y.: Let us C4. Kanetkar Y.: Pointers in C
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EORMAL LANGUAGES AND FINITE AJ)TO!vlATA Regular Expressions, ,FiniteAutomata from 'Regular Expressions to Finite Automata, Minimizing the number of states
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GRAPHS, TREES AND CUT - SETS: Basic- terminology, Multigraphs and WeightedGraphs, Paths and Circuits, Shortest Paths, Eulerian Paths and Circuits, Hamiltonian Paths'and Circuits. Rooted Trees, Path Lengths in Rooted Trees, Binary Search Trees. SpanningTrees, Mini~um Spanning Trees. '
BOOKS :.1. Hogg, R.V., Craig, A.L.: Introduction to mathematkal statistics, American publishing
co.pvt. ltd.' .2. Seymur LipschUtz: Linear Albebra.3. Computer oriented numerical analysis by S.S. Shastri.
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Unit- VMS PowerPQint: Introduction & area of use; Working wjth MS PowerPoint; Creating a New Presentation;Working with Presentation; Using Wizards; Slides & its different views; Inserting, Deleting and Copying ofSlides; Working with Notes, Handouts, Columns & Lists; Adding Graphics, Sounds and Movies to a Slide;Working with PowerPoint Objects; Designing & Presentation of a Slide Show; Printing Presentations,
Notes, Handouts with print options.
Books:1.2,3,
Windows XPComplete Reference, BPB PublicationsMS Office XP complete BpB publicationMS Windows XP Home edition complete, BPB publicatIOns
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.1. Essentials of Business Com~\nication by Rajendra Pal nad lS. Kotlahalli, Sultan Chand &Sons Publishers, New Delhi.
2. Business Communications by U.S. Rai & S.M. Rai, Himalaya Publishing House,3. Writing a Technical: Paper by Menzal nad D.H, Jones, McGraw Bill, 1961.4.' Business Communication: Strategy and Skill, Prentice Hall New Jersey, 1987,
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L Unit VDisk scheduling, file concepts, file access methods, allocation methods, directory systems, file'o protection, introduction to distributed systems and p.arallel processing case study. .
BooksI. Operating' System by SilberschatzII. Operating System by Deiteliii. Modem operating system by Tanneubacem.
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Unit-IV ' "Graphics on your PC: Graphics and Text mode, Video Adapter, Initialize Graphics Mode andresolution, header file graphics,h, Functions used In Graphics - Drawing a Point on 'Screen, Drawing_ Jines, rectangle, circles, arcs, polygon, Functions to fill colors. Display Text in Graphics mode,
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Unit-VWorking with ROM BIOS routines, Registers for passing arguments to BIOS ROUTINE. Functionint860, finding instjlled memory size and clearing screen using int860, Working with mouse and.keyboard. Working with DOS routines, function intdosO, Renaming file, Deleting file, Create directory,
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J. E\,; RTE:::, "Digital Computer Fundamentals" TMH Publication') :\lAL'/F--JO," DigitarComputer Electronics" TMH Publication\ '\~G;U~r:.; ;viANO, "Computer System Architecture" PHI Publication.
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Unit-VThe C++ l/O system basics : C++ streams; The basic stream classes: C++ predefined streams, Formatted 110:Formatting using the ios members, Setting the format flags, Clearing format flags,. An overloaded formof setf ( ), Examining the formatted flags, Setting all flags, \Ising widthO precisionO and fillO, Using manipulators
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Books:
L Object orienteq programming in C++ by Robert Lafore.2, Object oriented programming with C++ by David Parsons.3. Object oriented design with C++ by Ken B.arclay:4. programming with C++ Made simple by K. Kumar, TMH 2,002
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Unit-IVAnalysis of algorithm, complexity using big '0' notation. Searcning: linear search, Binary search, theircomparision. Sorting :Insertion sort, Selection sort, Quick sort, .Bubble sort, Heap sort, Comparison ofsorting methods. Hash Table, Collision resolution Teclmiques.' ~
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1. Fundamentals Of Data Structure, BY S. Sawlmey & E. Horowitz2. Data Structure: By Trembley & Sorrenson3. Datz Structure : By Iipschuists (Schaum's Outline Series Mcgraw Hill publication)4. Fundamentals Of Computer Algorithm: By Ellis"Horowitz and Siutaj Sawhney
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Unit -IVA study of major financial, production, manpower and marketing MIS and case studies.
Unit-VAdvanced MIS-concept, need and problems in achieving advanced MIS, Decision supportSystem. Rationale of computer application, Decision support system (DSS)
Books:
1. Murdick,R.G.,Ross,J.E.& Claggtt,J.R. : Information systems for Modem Managment,PHI.2. Thomas,R. & Prince: Information systems for planning and control.3. Wigarders, K.,Syensson, A., Sehong, L.,Rydin, A. & Dahlgre, G. : Structured Analysis &Design ofInform~tion systemm, Mcgraw Hill Book company, 1986.4. Aktas: structured analysis and design of information system, PHI5. Spargue and Watson: Decision Support System ,2nd Edn. Prentice Hall international, I9&9.6. David : Applied Decision Support, Prentice hall international, 1988..7. Kanter,J.: Managment information system,3rd Edn. Prentice Hall India,1984.8. Bennett,J.L.: Building Decision support System ,Addision- Wesley pub\. compo 1983.9 Lucas: Ana1ysis,Designand implementation of Information system, 3rd Edn. Mcgraw HillBook compo10. Senn.: Analysis and Design of Information System, Mcgraw Hill Book compo
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BooksI. Computer Networks - Tanenbaum A. S. PHI.2. LANs. Keizer3. Computer Networks - Stalling W., PHI.
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Unit VMultimedia components, Multimedia Hardware, SCSI, IDE, MCI, Multimedia data and fileformats, RTF, TIFF, MIDI, JPEG, OIB, MPEG, Multimedia Tools, Presentation tools,Authoring tools, presentation.
Books :
1, James E, Shuman, "Multimedia in Action" Thomson / Vikas Publishing House,2. Tay Vaughan" Multimedia: making it work" Tata McGrawHill 1999,4~h Edition3, Prabhat k Andleigh, Kiran Thakral "Multimedia SystemDesign", PHI4, DonaldHearn and M,P, Becker "Computer Graphics" PIR Pub.5. Folay Vandam,Feim:r,Hughes "Computer Gl,lphicsPrinciple& Practice" Adison Wesley,2/e, 1997 ..6, Principles of Computer Graphics "Rogers" TMH,
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Books: -
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Unit-IBasic of. Vis"'ll Basic: The Integrated Development Environment: The Menu Bar, The ToolbarS,The.Project Exph,rer, The. Toolbox ,'The Properties Window, Your First!VB Project: Remaining andSaving the Pl,)j~ct. The Elements of the User Interface. Programming an Application:Programming the command Buttons, Grouping Controls. Visual Deyetopment and Events-DrivenProgramming: A Few common Properties, A Few Commpn Methods, A rew Common Events ., .
Unit-IICustomizing the Environment: The Editor Tab, The Editor Format Tab, The General Tab, The DockingTab, The Environment Tab. The Advanced Tab. Visual Basic Projects,: Building a. Loan Calculator:DeCiding How the Loan Application Works, Design the User Interface, Programming the LoanApplication. Validating. the Data. Building a Math Calculator : Designing the User Interface,Programming the Math Application, Adding More Features, Error Trapping. A Project's Files : TheProject File, The Form File, Moving and Copying Projects, Executable files.
Unit- IIIVisual Basic : The Language. Variables: Declaring Variables, converting Variable Types, User-Defined Data Types, Special Values, Examining Variable Types, Forcing Variable Declarations, Ayariable Declarations, A Variable's Scope The Lifetime of a Variable.' Constants . ArrysDeclaring Arrays, Specifying Limits, Multidimensjonal Arrays, Dynamic Arrays, AlTay" of Arrays ..
Unit- IVProcedures: Subroutines, Functions, Calling Procedures Arguments: Arb'llment-Passing Mechanisms,Using Optional Arguments, Passing an Unknown Number of Arguments, l\l'.lmed Arguments.Function Return Values: Functions Returning Custom Data Types, Functions Return Values Controlflow Statements: If ... Then, If ... Then ... Else, Select Case, Loop Statemepts : Do Loop. For Next,While Wend, Nested Control Structures, The Exit Statement.
Unit- VWorking with Forms: An Application with Multiple Forms: The Startup Object The Appearance ofForms: The Start-Up Form, Loading, Showing, and Hiding Forms, Controlling One Form from withinAnother. Designing Menus: The Menu Editor, Programming Menu Commands, Building Dynamicforms at Runtime Drag-and-Drop Operations: The DragMode Property, TheDrag-Drop and DragO
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Book:I. Mastering in Visual Basic 6
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, programming specifications, operator manuaLSysterp testing & qualitY: System testing and quality, assurance, steps in system implementation and softwaremaintenance. System security: Data Security,Disasterl recovery and ethiys in system,development,threat and risk analysis. System audit.
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Books:
1. System Analysis & Design by V K Jain, Dreamtech Press2. Modem System Analysis &Design by A Hoffer, F George, S ValaciahLow Priced Edn.
Pearson Education.3. Information Technology & Computer Applications, by V.K-Kapoor, Sultan Chand
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Books :
1. Ivan Bayross, "SQL, PL/SQL", Bpb Publications"2: Liebschuty, "The Oracle Cook Book", BPB Publication3, Michael Abbey, Michael J,Corey, "Oracle A Beginners Guide". TMH Publication4, <;>racleUnleashed (Chapter 1,2,3,4,5 and 9) .'
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Un it-V ... 'implementation Issues : Pre implementation issues, financial justification of ERP, evaluation Ofcommercial software, during implementation issues, reengineering _of various, business processes,education and training, project management, Post implementation issues, performance'measurement.
Books :
1. V~K. Garg and N.K. Venkitilkrishanan, Enterprise Resource Planning Practices Prentice Hall2. J.Kanter, Managing with information, Prentice Hall(I) 1996, New Delhi.3. S-Sadagopan,Management Information Systems, Prentice Hall(I) 1996 New Delhi.4. V. Rajaraman, Analysis and Design OfIntormation Systems, Prentice Hall(l)1997, New Delhi
,5. K.M.' Hussain and D. Hussain, Information Systems: Analysis Design and Implementation, TataMcGraw Hill 1995 New DeIhL '
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{;" t' I .:U~i~~lY'/'~"" ',' " "i".\,"'Interpersona.l anq group'processes-Illterpersonal trust, understanding the other persoh froin.',, his/her' point o£' view, interpersonal communication" Iisteriing, feedbal(k:;cQunseling,". traJlsaetional analysis, self functioning, team decision making te\lm conflict resolution, team
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.Unit-V!.Organisational structure and integrating interpersonal and group dynamics' elements'ofstructure. Function of structure, determinants of structure, dysfun'~ri6nalities of structure,structure technology, environment people relationship, principles underlaying de~ign oforganisation, organisational change, integrating cases,
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Books :.I. A.J.Robertson Lvan T.& cooper, Cary.L. "Work psychology Understanding Human
Behaviour in the Workplace" Macmillan India Ltd. Delhi 1996,2. Dwivedi R.S. "Human Relations and Organisational' Behaviour A Global Perspective"
M~cmillan India Ltd. Delhi 1995, '3, Arnold J,Robertson Laven T. and Coopercary. L. "Work Psychology: Understanding
Human Behaviour in the Workplace" Macmillan India Ltd, Delhi 1996.4. French & Bell (4th ed) "Organisation Development: Behavioural Science Interventions for
organisation Improvement: Prentice Hall of India Pvt, Ltd" New Delhi 1996,5. PXesho "Organisational Development for Excellence" MacMillan India 1996. Robbins(th
ed), Essentials of organisational Behaviour, Prentice Hall of India,
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.\>.:' Ineilt:" ,oJ'. D.,sigl' Methods: Data Design, Architectural Design, [nte,i:i3ce'Desfgn;l-1.iIlTIal"Cor':~uv~r inter;,:ct: J).;;sign, Procedural Design. .. . .. ''.
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S f. \',' ",: ;,' ;, _c'>'ng: A Practitioner's Approach by P,S, Pressman Fourth edition 1997, McGraw-- ..1
, , ' , rflroach to Software Engineering - Pankaj Jalote, 1991, Narosa Pub ..~'L':l';'",: r (~i;;"sing University Press - by 1. SonunervilJe Oxford university press 1996 .
4. Fund:,m'~l1ti1;Sof Software Engineering Leon and' Leon - Vikas Publishing House Pvt. Ltd.
NNe: Ti:.:;qlL,;CJ: paper will have the usual note saying" Attempt Five questions choosing one fromj',:: ,';11('. 'P",;S, The paper will clearly specify Units and have a pattern of two questions per unit with'il" upt:,)1'l~oattempt anyone of these two within each unit, The balance of the paper will be maintained<. il'C;,i'.i:ng 2;;,['ropriate ( numerical! conceptual/analydcal! theoretical) combination of subsections ofl\..dl que:.tir.n,
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.B~?~~ment, • p'olld!tionar~ .:Bi~i$:;, ,.~pecial, '¥xpr~ssions&y'" its. eviiluati;on.If? statement,:,Il'••,~else.. , state.mCl1t)Nestln~ of !f...else, ,. ;statem<ints, else .•. If Ladder, SWItch, . operators,
_Lo;:ops~While, p'o,'Por,J4mpsih Loops, Labelleq Loops. .,..., '.' .
ffnIt:.1Y' ,c, " .' •D~fining a Cias$,"Adding. Variables and Methqds, Creating Objects, Accessing ClassMen\bers;, Constructors,. Methods Overloading, Static Members, Nesting ofMethods.Inheritance; Extending a Class, Overriding Methods, Final Variables and Methods,
'Final Classes, Finalize "Methods, {\bstraet methods and Classes, Visibility'ControL
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Dimensional, strings, Vectors, wrapper' Classes,Interface, Implementing Interface,'. AccessingUsing Sxstem Package, Adding a Class to a
UniMIIArrays: One Dimensional' & twODefining Interface ExtendingInterface Variable, System Packages,Pack~ge,HidingClasses. .'
. Unit-IVCreating Threads, ExteT\ding the Threads Class, . Stopping and Blocking a Thread, LifeCycle of a Thread, Using Thread Methods,. Thread Exceptions, Thread Priority,Synchronization, Implementing the Runnable Interface.
Unit-VLocal and Remote Applets Vs Applications, Writing Applets, Applels Life Cycle, Creatingan Executable Applet, Designing a Web Page, Applet Tag, Adding App1t:t to HTML File,Running the Applet, Passing Parameters to Applets, Aligning the Display, HTML Tags &Applets, Getting Input from the User.
Books.:
1. 9alaguruswamy, "Programming In 'Java", 2nd Edition, TMH'Publications2. "Peter Norton, Guide To Java Programming,Techmedia Publications
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stepper motor.
Books:
.' 1. B.B. Brey (PHI), "The Intel Microprocessors, Architecture, Programming & Interfacing".2. A. Triebel & Avtar Singh (PHI), "The 8088/8086 Microprocessor",3. D. Hall (Mc Graw Hill), "Advance Microprocessor & Interfacing".4. R.L. Krutz (John Wiley), "Interfacing techniques in digital design with emphasis on
microprocessor"5. A.P. Mathur (TMA), " Introduction to microprocessor".
Note: The question'paper will have the usual note saying" Attempt Five questions choosing one fromeach Unit". Thus, The paper will clearly specifyUnits and have a pattern of two questions per unit withan option to attempt anyone ofthese two within each unit The balance of the paper will be maintainedby inciuding appropriate ( numerical! conceptual/analytical/theoretical) combination of subsections of
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Delegates, Reflection.
Books:
I. VB.NET Black Book by steven holzner ~reamtech2. ASP.NET Unleashed3. ,C# programming ~ wrox publication4. C# programming Black Book by Matt te1les .
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~Execution~'"Pi-oblems ,'in Software- ~rojects,ProjectManagement Myths and its clarifications. SoftwareProject Scope: Need to. scope, a software project, scope management process, communication 'techniqueSartd, ,to~ls, communication methodology Software Requirement ,Gathering and ': R~sol)Tce allocation:Requirement 'specifications, SRS Document preparation, Resources types for a software projects, requirement
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Management Tool: Introduction to MSProject 2000, Managing tasks in MS Project 2000, Tracing a project plan,creating and displaying project information ~eports,' '
Books:
-I. Software Testing: Principles and Practice By Gopalaswamy and Srinivasan" Pearson Education India. '2. 'Software Testing Tools: Covering WinRunner, Silk Test, LoadRunner, lMeter and TestDir~ctor with case
By Dr. KS.K..K. Prasad, ISBN: 8177225324, Wiley Dreamtech,3. Basics of Software Project Management, Prentice Hall of India, ISBN 81-203-2490-04, Software Proj~ct Management by Bob Hughes & mike Cotterell, Tata McGrawHill
Note: Tile question paper will have the usual note saying" Attempt Five questions choosing one fromea,ch Unit". Thus, The paper will clearly specify Units and have a pattern of two questions per unit withan option to attempt anyone of these two within each unit. The balance ofthe paper will be maintainedby including appropriate ( numerical/ conceptual/analytical/ theoretical) combination of subsections of
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RCA VI SEMESTER
DETAILED SCHEDULEAND SCHEMEOF'E:xAMINATION
, OFBCftA FINAL SEMESTER PROJECT WORK
(w.ef. 2013-2014 & Onwards and alsoef/ei:tivefor 2011-12 &2012-13batcltes)
1. Students of BCA final semester are required to undergo 4-5 months Major Project',',cork in th~ in[;titutc/coliege itself. ' PrincipallDirector of the College/instituteshall a~;sign the project guide to each enrolled student of BCA Final Semester.The guide in tum, shall allot project title considering the interest and skill of t.~estU0.ent. Every student is req~ired to carry out project individually ondiffer~nt t.opics and project in group will not be considered for evaluation inany case.
2. The Majol' }~roject Work will be carried out in the InstitUte/college itself,where 5tudents are enrolled: It will be the responsibility of the Principal/Director to assign Guide and Laboratory schedule in the beginning of the semesteritself, for all the students. Students will attend college/institute regularly tocoraplete their project work within the period of 4-5 months. ~
3. Fo]1Cl',Ning should be the d~tailed schedule for the Major Project Work, which will:;tart since January: t
I, lase date of allotment of guide, title and lab. scMdule 10th February
n, Last date of receipt of the synopsis of the project
T1.1. r ,,~+a'~,. f' . t fF',."",. '",(; o. recelp 0 Irst progress report of the project
Last date of receipt of Second progress report of the project
28" February
30th March
30" April
V. D~~e,~f:fu.lbm.ission o~ complete project report 30th May;.I,~.~,~~:~,"t~;lOnI~prescnbed format in 4 Hard Bound'" .J1J"~S \,ncludmg one student's co )
( Kind!v ,pe para 5 FO pyCO\ cr'. ~,~,,,. • RMAT OF PROJECT REPORT DISSERTATION - for the fonnat of
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VII. exammatIOn form 30th MayDATES OF INTERNAL P . .
. rOJeet Demo /Seminar During 1st to Slh JVnr. EXTERNAL PROJECT EXAM . une
(VahmtiolJ! of Dissertation/ V.' V During 6th to 20th JuneIva oce)
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a. Internal Assessment
Only those students will be allowed to appear in external examinations who getsatisfactory remark and certificate of approval of their dissertation from the guide.Satisfactory remark will be given to the students on the basis of attendance duringthe project work, sincerity, regularity, novelty, originality, standard, performanceand timely submission of progress reports & dissertation, satisfactory projectdemonstration and seminar. There will be a seminar and project demonstration of30 Minutes (maximum) on the project work (Roll no. wise) for a student. Thesatisfactory remark will be given to. those students who will demonstrate andpresent their work at satisfaction level of the guide and concerned teachers. Thefollowing factors should also be taken into considerations at the time of Internalassessment and seminar:
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Suitable Title and nature of workIts importance /relevanceRole of the students in the projectB:'lsic understanding about the projectAbility to explain the work carried out in the given time limit. Thepresentation should be as per the following guidelines : ( Student maychange the sequence for his/her convenience)
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The pl";:;sentnlionwill be evaluated on considering the following factors:
Presentation StyleCommunication SkillTedmieal contentsRelevanceAbility to handle questions and answers with the participants
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b. Extemal EX:imi.nation:
(i) After the completion of all the formalities (including internalasscssrnent) of the project work (as per the schedule) and thecerWic3tes in the dissertation must be compulsorily signed by thecompetent authorities/concerned persons, the PrincipaI/I)irector of theCollege/Institute will notify the dates of external examination aftertile consultations of the examiners who are appointed bitheUniversity. The Principal/Director, will have to notify the students tobring 4 hard bound copies of the project report /dissertation, a CDcontaining dissertation/project report/power-point presentation (ppt)end project itself (software developed by the student) for livedemonstration.: .
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(ij) The Project report must be submitted in prescribed format andcompulsoriiy comprise of all the 4 certificates (as decided by theboard of studies) and properly signed by the concerned persons. Theproject report/dissertation which will not be in format or notcontaining prescribed certificates will not be considered for evaluationin any case.
(iii) After satisfactory internal assessment as prescribed in para 4a, therewill be an external examination conducted by the external examinersappointed by the University during the scheduled dates (during 6th to20'" June). External examination may comprise the Viva or Seminar,written exam. along-with live demonstration of the project work.
(iv) The Principal/Director of the College/Institute will' make properarnmgement of the Computers, SofJware, LCD Projector etc. for thet:xternal examination.
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5. FORMAT OF COVER PAGE & CERTIFICATES OF PROJECT REPORTI DISSERTATION
i.Format of Cover Page:
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ii. Format of the First Certificate (Certificate of the PrincipaI/D;n,c[or)
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This is to certify that Mr. / Ms.... <name afthe student> .... , :;tuucnt of bCA (final
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work entitled" ... < "Title of the Project"> under Ow gu!{!:m<.:cof' <: r:Dinz of the
guide> is a bonafide piece of work carried out at < nome of the college/insfitute>.
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student>.... in the college/lnstitute and he/she has put :"t least 200 holB's of
laboratory wOJ;k during the tenure of the project with HH' !~u;dc to r:omplete ,his
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work entitled " < "Title of the Project"> under my guidaEce. i '1~:'iC ~'<:gubdy
assessed the progress of the work and suggested the con.ecti()nwlH',(:~'ef. n:quirtd.
The student has incorporated all the suggestions pl'Ovided by me in this dissertation.
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completed in my presence and student's performance was saiisfndory and hence
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final semester project work. I have incorporated all the suggestioas pnwided by alY
guide time to time.
I further declare that to the best of my knowledge this dissertation con!abs my
original work and does not contain any part of any work whil:h h:<~;been submiHeu .~
for the award of any degree either in this unin.'l'si:y Or' in any "tlwr
university/Deemed university!Institute etc. without p!'()p1~r cltati<JC1 and I sinH be
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