Master of Computer Application(MCA)(AICTE Approved)
MCA (G.N.D.U. Affiliated)
- Continuous Industry Interface and Collaborations for Internship and Placements
- Dedicated and highly qualified faculty & ICT based teaching
- Credit based system at par with International requirements
- State of the Art Infrastructure, MCA curriculum well aligned with the frameworks and criteria of AICTE, UGC, NASSCOM and NIRF
- Multidisciplinary Approach with Electives and MOOCS
- Strong inclusion of cutting-edge technologies like Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Data Science, Full Stack Development, DevOps, Big Data and Information Security
- Focus on Innovation and Real World Problem solving
Eligibility
Passed any graduation degree (e.g.: B.E./ B.Tech./ B.Sc./ B.Com./ B.A./ B.Voc./ BCA/ B.Sc. IT etc.) preferably with Mathematics at 10+2 level or at Graduation level, obtained at least 50% marks aggregate or 5.0 CGPA (45% marks in case of candidates belonging to SC/ST category) in the qualifying examination.
(For students having no Mathematics background, compulsory bridge courses related to computer subjects will be framed by the College as per the norms of the AICTE/UGC/College.)
Semesters
Semester Details
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Semester-I
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- Design and Analysis of Algorithm
- Web Technologies
- Data Science Foundation
- Probability and Statistical Techniques
- Elective-I (Information Security)
- Programming Lab based on Web Technologies
- Programming Lab based on Data Science
- *Software Engineering (Bridge Course)
- *Programming in C (Bridge Course)
- * Fundamental Mathematics for computing (Bridge Course)
**Students can opt any one of the following interdisciplinary courses
* For students having no mathematics background at 10 +2 or graduation level , compulsory bridge courses have to be qualified . Credits and grade points of these courses will not be included to the SGPA/CGPA of the semester/programme.
- IDEC-1101- Effective Communication Skills
- IDEM-1362- Basics of Music (Vocal)
- IDEI -1313- Human Rights and Constitutional Duties
- IDEW-1275- Indian Heritage: Contribution to the world
Options for General Elective
- Option I- Advanced Computer Graphics
- Option II- Information Security
- Option III- Soft Computing
- Option IV- ***Skill Oriented MOOCS (related to IT/AI/Computer)
***Skill Oriented MOOCS courses can be explored on Swayam Portal, NPTEL and other websites offering MOOCS with at least 4 credits, otherwise Dept. will provide a list of available MOOCS Courses.
Note: Student can opt any of one Elective Courses -
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Semester-II
- Full Stack Development
- Advanced Database Management System
- Machine Learning
- Software Project Management
- Theory of Computation (General Elective –II)
- Programming Lab based on Advanced Database Management System
- Programming Lab based on Full Stack Development
- Human Rights and Constitutional Duties (VAC)
Options for General Elective-II
- Option I- Big Data Analytics and Business Intelligence
- Option II- Theory of Computation
*Skill Oriented MOOCS courses can be explored on Swayam Portal and other websites offering MOOCS with at least 4 credits, otherwise Dept. will provide a list of available MOOCS Courses.
Note: Student can opt any of one General Elective Courses.
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Semester-III
- Image Processing
- Deep Learning
- Optimization Techniques
- Elective-III (Devops engineering)
- Advanced Programming Concepts
- Capstone Project
- Universal Human Values-II Understanding Harmony
- Environmental Studies
IDEC-3101 Effective Communication Skills
IDEM-3362 Basics of Music (Vocal)
IDEI -3313 Human Rights and Constitutional Duties
IDEW-3275 Indian Heritage: Contribution to the world* For students having no mathematics background at 10 +2 or graduation level, compulsory bridge courses have to be qualified. Credits and grade points of these courses will not be included to the SGPA/CGPA of the semester/programme.
Options of Elective-III
Opt-I Advance Computer Architecture
Opt-II DevOps Engineering
Opt-III Research Methodology
Opt-IV *Skill Oriented MOOCS (Related to IT/AI/Computer)
*Skill Oriented MOOCS Courses can be explored on Swayam Portal, NPETL and other websites offering MOOCS with atleast 4 credits, otherwise Dept. will provide a list of available MOOCS Courses.
NOTE: As Per the common ordinances of Credit-Based Evaluation & Grading System (2023-24) of the University, the following shall be applicable: In Case, students admitted to Post Graduate Programmes have not studied compulsory value-added courses such as Drug Abuse, Environmental Sciences, Human Rights and Constitutional Duties and Universal Human Values course/s in under graduate Programmes, they will have to take compulsory
value added course/s at PG level -
Semester-VI