School of Computer Application
Course Offered: Bachelor of Computer Applications
BCA stands for Bachelor of Computer Applications. It is an undergraduate degree program in the field of computer applications. BCA is designed to provide students with a strong foundation in computer science and its applications.
The BCA program typically spans three years ( six semesters)depending on the university or educational institution. It is an alternative to the traditional computer science or engineering degree programs.
The BCA program was first introduced in this college in 1999.The BCA department’s infrastructure comprises two advanced smart rooms that facilitate interactive and collaborative learning. The department also boosts two high tech labs equipped with the latest hardware and software resources, enabling hands-on experience in programming and data analysis.The curriculum of a BCA program includes a combination of theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Students learn about various aspects of computer science, programming languages, software development, database management, networking, web development, computer architecture, algorithms, and computer graphics.
During the course, students gain hands-on experience through lab sessions and projects. They are exposed to different programming languages like C, C++, ASP.NET and web development technologies such as HTML, CSS, etc.
The objective of a BCA program is to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to pursue a career in the field of computer applications. Graduates of BCA can find employment opportunities in various sectors such as software development companies, IT consulting firms, e-commerce companies, banking and finance, government organizations, and educational institutions.
After completing BCA, students can also pursue higher education such as an MCA (Master of Computer Applications) or other specialized postgraduate courses in computer science or related fields. Additionally, BCA graduates may choose to work as software developers, system analysts, database administrators, web developers, network administrators, or pursue entrepreneurship in the IT sector.
Overall, BCA provides a solid foundation in computer applications and prepares students for a range of career opportunities in the rapidly growing field of information technology.
| Sr. No. | Name | Designation | Profile |
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Ms Shilpa Bajaj | Assistant Professor | View |
| 2. | Mr Pankaj Kumar | Assistant Professor | View |
| 3. |  Ms Shilpa Soni | Assistant Professor | View |
| 4. |  Ms Madhuri Gupta | Assistant Professor | View |
The courses you will learn during this three year course is:
SEMESTER | Course | Total Lectures | Remarks |
1st Semester | BCA0101 | 75 | Theory |
| BCA0102 | 75 | Theory |
| BCA0103 | 75 | Theory |
| BCA0104 | 105 | Theory + lab |
| BCA0105 | 105 | Theory + lab |
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2nd Semester | BCA0201 | 75 | Theory |
| BCA0202 | 75 | Theory |
| BCA0203 | 75 | Theory |
| BCA0204 | 105 | Theory+Lab |
| BCA0205 | 105 | Theory+Lab |
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3rd Semester | BCA0301 | 75 | Theory |
| BCA0302 | 75 | Theory |
| BCA0303 | 75 | Theory |
| BCA0304 | 105 | Theory+Lab |
| BCA0305 | 105 | Theory+Lab |
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4th Semester | BCA0401 | 75 | Theory |
| BCA0402 | 75 | Theory |
| BCA0403 | 75 | Theory |
| BCA0404 | 105 | Theory+Lab |
| BCA0405 | 105 | Theory+Lab |
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5th Semester | BCA0501 | 75 | Theory |
| BCA0502 | 75 | Theory |
| BCA0503 | 75 | Theory |
| BCA0504 | 105 | Theory+Lab |
| BCA0505 | 105 | Theory+Lab |
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6th Semester | BCA0601 | 75 | Theory |
| BCA0602 | 75 | Theory |
| BCA0603 | 75 | Theory |
| BCA0604 | 105 | Theory+Lab |
| BCA0605 | 105 | Theory+ lab+Project |
Number of PCs =60
Computer Science Lab Rules:
- Food and drinks are not allowed in the lab. Chewing gum, eating, drinking, smoking, littering are prohibited inside the computer laboratory.
- Be prepared to show your College ID card if requested. You can be asked to leave the lab if you cannot provide this ID.
- No one is allowed to alter or delete configuration settings of any computer laboratory equipment. Tampering, deleting or modifying CMOS/BIOS settings, IP Configuration, system parameters, or system files stored in the hard disk are strictly prohibited.
- Chairs should always be pushed back in close to the desks.
- Ensure that no trash is left behind.
- Turn-off computer units and arrange the computer peripherals (mouse, keyboard and headset) after use.
- Treat the equipment as if it were your own; be nice to it.
- Use your common sense.
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