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Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA)
Programme Outcome:
PO1: To equip students with a strong foundation in computer science by enabling them to understand fundamental computer programming terminology, proficiently write, compile, and debug programs and create programs.
PO2: To learn about computer networks, network devices, and their configuration protocols, apply software validation and reliability analysis techniques to program development, comprehend, analyze, and create web pages using HTML and build dynamic web pages using JavaScript.
PO3: To develop the ability to create interactive web applications and gain insight into the structure, components, and functions of computer systems, including basic input and output devices.
Programme Specific Outcome:
PSO1: To learn about binary number representation and its operations, grasp the basics of interpolation and dispersion methods, utilize correlation and regression in statistical analysis for prediction.
Course Outcome:
The course outcome which is expected to be achieved by the students after the completion of a particular course is very well elucidated in the form of course objectives mentioned in the PU syllabus of BCA course.
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Subjects of BCA Programme
(Under NEP Scheme)
| BCA First Semester | BCA Second Semester | ||
| Paper Code | Subject Name | Paper Code | Subject Name |
| Course Outcomes | Course Outcomes | ||
| BCA-101 | Introduction to Web Technologies | BCA-201 | Computer Organisation |
| BCA-101P | Practical Based on BCA-101 | BCA-202 | Introduction to Artificial Intelligence and Data Science |
| BCA-102 | Fundamentals of Mathematical Statistics | BCA-202P | Practical Based on BCA-202 |
| BCA-103 | Problem Solving Through C | BCA-203 | Object Oriented Programming Using C++ |
| BCA-103P | Practical Based on BCA-103 | BCA-203P | Practical Based on BCA-203 |
| BCA-104 | E-Commerce | BCA-204 | Management Information System |
| BCA-105 | English-A | BCA-205 | English-B |
| BCA-106 | Computer Fundamentals and Personal Computing Software | BCA-206 | Desktop Publishing using GIMP |
| BCA-107 | Punjabi / HCP | BCA-207 | Punjabi / HCP |
| BCA-108 | Common Basket | BCA-208 | Common Basket |
Subjects of BCA Programme
(Under Non-NEP Scheme)
| BCA 1st Semester | BCA 3rd Semester | BCA 5th Semester |
| English(Compulsory)-A | Punjabi-A/ History & Culture of Punjab – A | Computer Networks |
| Fundamentals of Mathematical Statistics | Information System Design and Implementation | Discrete Mathematical Structure |
| Computer Fundamentals and Computing Software | Computer Oriented Numerical Methods | Java Programming |
| Problem Solving Through C | Data Structures | Web Application Development using PHP |
| Lab based on Computer Fundamentals and Computing Software | Lab based on Computer Oriented Numerical Methods | Lab based on Java Programming |
| Lab based on Problem Solving Through C | Lab based on Data Structures | Lab based on Web Application Development using PHP |
| Environment & Road Safety Education | ||
| BCA 2nd Semester | BCA 4th Semester | BCA 6th Semester |
| English(Compulsory)-B | Punjabi-B/ History & Culture of Punjab – B | E-Commerce |
| Computer Organization | Software Project Management | Application Development using VB.Net |
| Fundamentals of Web Programming | Operating System Concepts and Linux | Computer Graphics and Multimedia Applications |
| Object Oriented Programming using C++ | Database Management System | Lab based on Computer Graphics and Multimedia Applications |
| Lab based on Fundamentals of Web Programming | Lab based on Operating System Concepts and Linux | Major Project and Seminar |
| Lab based on Object Oriented Programming using C++ | Lab based on Database Management System |
FOOTNOTE
The ‘Environment, Road Safety Education, Drug Abuse & Violence’ against Women is a compulsory qualifying paper which the students have to study in the B.C.A. 1st year (2nd Semester). If the students failed in qualify the paper during 2nd Semester, he / she / they be allowed to appear / qualify the same in the 4th or 6th semester/s.