No of Marks

Sr.
Modules Topic and Details Lectures Weight
No.
Assigned age %
Digital Logic Circuits: Introduction to digital signals,
Logic Gates Universal gates, Implementation of
UNIT-I 1 Universal gates using basic gates, Conversion of 8 16
Universal gates into Basic Gates, Exclusive gates Truth
Table, De-Morgan‟s Theorm : Statement and Proof.
Boolean Algebra: Boolean Laws, Simplification of
Boolean expression using Laws, Min terms (SOP) Max
2 8 12
terms (POS), Standard/Canonical SOP and POS forms,
UNIT-II
K-map(2,3 and 4 variables) Don‟t care conditions.
Truth tables: Simplification of Boolean expression
3 4 8
using Truth Tables
Combinational Circuits: What is a combinational
circuit - Half Adder, Full Adder, Half Subtracter, Full
Subtractor, Multiplexers (MUX) (using Basic gates)
(2:1 , 4:1, 8:1)
- Designing of Higher Mux using Lower Mux
a. 4:1 using 2:1
b. 8:1 using 4:1
c. 16:1 using 8:1
d. 16:1 using 4:1 only
UNIT-III 4 Implementation of Mux in Boolean Algebra 14 28
De-Multiplexer (De-MUX) (using Nand gates)
a. 1:2
b. 1:4
c. 1:8
Designing of Higher demux using lower demux
a. 1:4 using 1:2
b. 1:8 using 1:4
c. 1:16 using 1:8
d. 1:16 using 1:4 only
Flip flops, Counters and Registers:
Flip flops,What is Sequential circuits, S R flip flop
(NAND and NOR),Clocked SR flip flop D flip flop, J
5 12 24
K flip flop, T flip flop Counters, Types of Counters,
Design of 4 bit Asynchronous counter, Design of 4 bit
UNIT-IV
synchronous counter, Design of Modulus counters
Computer Arithmetic:
Number systems and character codes, Integer
6 4 8
representation, Integer arithmetic, Floating point
representation, Floating point arithmetic.
Total 50 100

Text & Reference Books:

1. R P Jain,“Modern Digital Electronics” , Tata McGraw-Hill Education, 2003

2. N.G. Palan,“Logic Circuit” Technova Publication,1998

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Syllabus- BCA. (With effective from 2013-14 Batch)

Branch: BCA Semester-II

Lecture: 04
Subject Code: 2102
Credit: 04

Subject Title DISCRETE STRUCTURES AND GRAPH THEORY

No of Marks
Sr.
Modules Topic and Details Lectures Weight
No.
Assigned age
Set Theory: Definitions: Sets, Subsets, Types of sets,
Power set, Complement of a set, Operations on sets, set
UNIT-I 1 builder form , listing form ,set cardinality and 8 16
examples, Venn Diagram & examples, Fundamental
laws of sets and examples .
Relations: Definitions, i. Relation, ii. Reflexive
Relation, iii. Symmetric Relation, iv. Transitive
Relation, v. Antisymmetric Relation, vi. Equivalance
2 8 16
Relation, vii. Equivalance classes. Theorems and
problems Recurrence relation: Definitions and
UNIT-II
problems
Functions: Define i. Function ii. Injective functions
iii. Surjective functions iv. Bijective functions v.
3 8 16
Composite function vi. Inverse of a function. vii.
Domain viii. Range Theorems
Permutations and Combinations : Definitions:
UNIT-III 4 6 12
Permutation, Combination and problems
Binomial theorem and Mathematics Induction:
Binomial Theorem : Statement and problems
5 4 8
Mathematical Induction: 1st and 2nd principles and
UNIT-IV
problems
Properties of integers: Definition of gcd, lcm,
6 4 8
Theorems Euclidean algorithm and problems
Graph theory: Graphs, types of graphs, Handshaking
7 Lemma, Isomorphism of graphs, Subgraphs, 12 24
Complement of graph.
Total 50 100

Text & Reference Books:

1. Kolman,Busby and Ross, “Discrete mathematical Structures and graph theory”
2. Alan Doerr, K. Levasseur , “Applied discrete structure for computer science”,
Galgotia publications, 1988
3. Trembley & Manohar, “discrete mathematics structure with application to
computer science”, McGraw Hill, 1987.
4. S. Lipschutz; “Schaums outline series”, McGraw Hill, 1974, Vector analysis
5. M. Spicgel, “Schaums series of essential computer mathematics”, McGraw Hill, 1974

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Syllabus- BCA. (With effective from 2013-14 Batch)

Branch: BCA Semester-II

Lecture: 04
Subject Code: 2103
Credit: 04

Subject Title ADVANCED C

No of Marks
Sr.
Modules Topic and Details Lectures Weight
No.
Assigned age
Arrays: What are Arrays, Array initialization, Passing
UNIT-I arrays to a function, Two Dimensional Array, Passing 8 16
1
array as arguments to the functions.
Pointers: An Introduction to Pointer, Pointer Declaration
and Initialization of Pointer variables, Call by value and
2 10 20
Call by Reference, Pointers with Arrays, Pointers and
Character Strings
Dynamic Memory Allocation: Introduction, Allocating
3 Block of Memory, Introduction to the following functions 6 12
Calloc(), Malloc(), Free(), Realloc
Structure and Union: Introduction to Structure, Defining
and Declaring Structure Variables, .Dot Operator, Nested
4 6 12
Structure, Array of Structure, Introduction to Union
Difference between Structure and Union
FileHandling:Whyweneed a file, File
operations(create,open,read, move , write, close), File
5 6 12
opening Mode, Closing a file, Input/output operations,
Creating and reading a file
Graphics : Introductions to Graphics, Applications of C.G
6 I/O device for, Graphics (mouse, printer, joystick, 8 16
CRT), Raster and Vector Scan Display.
Creating Circle, Rectangle, and different geometric shapes
7 with existing predefined functions, filling algorithms, 6 12
drawing and simple graphics creations with line.
Total 50 100

Text Books:
1. Y.P Kanetkar, “Let Us “C”, Infinity Science Press, 2008
2. B.S Gottifries, “Schaum,s Outline of Theory and Problems of Programming with C”,
Tata McGraw Hill,1995.
3. Kerningham and Ritchie, “the C Programming Language”, Prentice Hall,1991.
4. Ramkumar and agrawal, “Programming in ANSI C”, Tata McGraw Hill, 1996.
5. Jignesh Shah,“Programming in /c”, Charotar Publisher, 2010
6. Venu Gopal,” Programming in C”, Tata Mcgraw-Hill Publishing company
Limited,1997
7. E- BalaguruSwamy,“Ansi „C” , Tata McGraw Hill.
8. A.P Godse,“Introduction to Computer Graphics” , Technical Publications, 2009

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Syllabus- BCA. (With effective from 2013-14 Batch)

Branch: BCA Semester-II

Lecture: 04
Subject Code: 2104
Credit: 04

Subject Title ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE & RTI

No of Marks
Sr.
Modules Topic and Details Lectures Weight
No.
Assigned age
The Multidisciplinary nature of environmental studies,
Definition, scope and importance, Need for public 5 10
1
awareness
UNIT-I Natural Resources: Renewable and non-renewable
resources, Natural resources & role of natural resources with
2 reference to Forests, water, Mineral, Food, Land, Energy,
6 12
Role of an individual in conservation of these resources
Ecosystems: Concept of an ecosystem, Structure and
functions of an ecosystem, Types, characteristic
3 8 16
features,structure and function of following
ecosystems : forest, grassland, desert and aquatic
Environmental Pollution – Definition, Causes, effects
and control measures with reference to Air Pollution,
Water pollution, Soil pollution, Marine pollution, Noise
UNIT-II pollution, Thermal pollution, Nuclear Hazards, Solid
waste management: Causes, effect and control
4 measures of urban and industrial wastes: 12 24
 Role of an individual in prevention of pollution
 Pollution case studies related to field of
computers
Disaster management: floods, earthquake, cyclone and
landslides.
5 Disposal of e-waste 4 8
Introduction to Green IT: Concepts of green IT,
design, management and education., Approaches of
UNIT-III
6 green IT such as virtualization, power management, 7 14
material recycling, telecommunication, electronic
disposals, etc. , Benefits of green IT
Right of Information Act: Introduction, Right to
information and obligations of public authorities,
central information commission, state information
UNIT-IV 7 8 16
commission and their duties, powers and functions of
information commissions, appeals and penalties,
Miscellaneous

Text Books:
1. AnubhaKaushik, “Environmental Studies”, New Age International (P) Ltd., 2007

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Syllabus- BCA. (With effective from 2013-14 Batch)

Branch: BCA Semester-II

Practical: 02
Subject Code: 2201
Credit: 02

Subject Title ADVANCED C LAB

No of Marks
Sr.
Modules Topic and Details Lectures/Practicals Weight
No.
Assigned age %
Programs with Arrays
 Array initialization
5 10
1  Passing arrays to a function
Two Dimensional Array
Programs Using Pointers
UNIT-I
 Pointer Declaration and Initialization of
Pointer variables
2 5 10
 Call by value and Call by Reference
 Pointers with Arrays
Pointers and Character Strings
Programs with Dynamic Memory Allocation
3 Programs with following functions-Calloc(), 4 8
Malloc(), Free(), Realloc
UNIT-II Programs Using Structure and Union
Defining and Declaring Structure
4 2 4
Variables,.Dot Operator, Nested Structure,
Array of Structure, Examples of Union.
Programs using I/O Operations File Handling
 File operations(create, open, read,
move, write, close)
 Program To Create A file
UNIT-III 5 5 10
 Program to Open a file
 Program to Close A file
Input/output operations on file Character by –
fgetc,fputc), Reading and writing files
Program with Computer Graphics:
 Drawing Shapes using different
functions (line,
UNIT-IV 6 4 8
Rectngle,Circle,ellipse,Arc)
 Filling shapes with fillcolor options
Use of setcolor(), sleep() and delay() functions
Total 25 50

Text and Reference Books:

1. Y.P Kanetkar, “Let Us “C”, Infinity Science Press, 2008

2. B.S Gottifries, “Schaum,s Outline of Theory and Problems of Programming with C”, Tata
McGraw Hill,1995.

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3. Kerningham and Ritchie, “the C Programming Language”, Prentice Hall,1991.

4. Ramkumar and agrawal, “Programming in ANSI C”, Tata McGraw Hill, 1996.
5. Jignesh Shah,“Programming in /c”, Charotar Publisher, 2010
6. Venu Gopal,“Programming in C”, Tata Mcgraw-Hill Publishing company Limited,1997
7. E- BalaguruSwamy,“Ansi „C”
8. A.P Godse,“Introduction to Computer Graphics” , Technical Publications, 01-Jan-2009

Branch: BCA Semester-II

Practical: 02
Subject Code: 2202
Credit: 02
OPEN SOURCE OPERATING SYSTEM AND
Subject Title
APPLICATIONS SOFTWARE’S LAB*

No of Marks
Sr.
Modules Topic and Details Lectures/Practicals Weight
No.
Assigned age 5
INSTALLING RED HAT LINUX:
Configuring a Dual Boot System , Allocating
Disk Space for Linux, Add a new Hard Drive ,
Use an Existing Partition to Create Space for
3 6
1 Loading Linux
Using fdisk to Partition a Hard Disk Viewing,
UNIT-I
The Current Partitions, Deleting Partitions,
Creating New Partitions
THE APACHE INSTALLATION PROCESS,
APACHE CONFIGURATION,
2 3 6
MANIPULATING THE APACHE httped
SERVICE
INSTALLING PHP
Quick Install Of PHP, Starting the Install
Process to Begin PHP Configuration , To
UNIT-II 3 3 6
complete Installation of PHP , Binding the
PHP Installation with Apache , Registering the
Changes made in the httpd.conf With Apache
INSTALLING MySQL:
Using the Add/Remove Applications Tool ,
Using the Linux Command Line, Installing the
My SQL RPMS, What to do if the Error
4 3 6
Cannot Be Handled Easily,
The Directory Tree Created during Installation,
UNIT-III
MySQL DATABASE ENGINE INSTALL,
MySQL Database administration
STARTING AND STOPPING MySQL
Shutting down MySQL, Starting MySQL ,
5 3 6
Setting up,
Setting the root Password using the

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Mysqladmin, Utility to set the root Password ,

Logging into MySQL after setting the root
Password , Directly Updating User Information
to set a root Password , Issues with updating
the User Table using SQL , Creating a MySQL
Super User , User Privileges
CREATING DATABASE
Database Ownership, Permitting a User access
to the Inventory Database, The Resources of
the Inventory Database , Adding New Users to
6 4 8
MySQL , Manipulating the MySQL , Grant
Tables Directly
Deleting Users from MySQL , Creating
Passwords for Users
UNIT-IV TESTING PHP AND MySQL SET UP
Understanding the syntax of PHP , How are
PHP programs created?, Understanding the
physical structure of a PHP Program, String
7 Functions 6 12
Statements,Operators,Looping, PHP
functions
PHP Forms

Total 25 50

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