School of Computer Application
The BCA Department at our college, offers an alternative and dynamic path to a career in Computer Applications. The BCA program, spanning three years or six semesters, serves as an exciting alternative to traditional computer science or engineering degrees.
Our BCA program was first introduced here in 1999, and we take pride in our state-of-the-art infrastructure. Our department boasts two advanced smart rooms that foster interactive and collaborative learning, alongside two high-tech labs equipped with the latest hardware and software resources. These labs enable hands-on experience in programming and data analysis, an essential component of our curriculum.
In our BCA program, students embark on a journey that combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills. They delve into various facets of computer science, from programming languages to software development, database management, networking, web development, computer architecture, algorithms, and computer graphics.
Throughout their course, our students gain invaluable hands-on experience through lab sessions and projects. They're exposed to a variety of programming languages like C, C++, ASP.NET, and web development technologies such as HTML and CSS.
The core objective of our BCA program is to equip students with the skills and knowledge necessary for a successful career in the realm of computer applications. Graduates of BCA find a multitude of employment opportunities in sectors ranging from software development and IT consulting to e-commerce, banking, finance, government organizations, and educational institutions.
Beyond employment, BCA graduates have the option to pursue higher education, including an MCA (Master of Computer Applications) or specialized postgraduate courses in computer science and related fields. Alternatively, they can embark on careers as software developers, system analysts, database administrators, web developers, network administrators, or even explore entrepreneurship in the thriving IT sector.
In essence, our BCA program provides a robust foundation in computer applications, equipping students with a versatile skill set to embark on diverse and exciting career opportunities in the ever-evolving 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 Madhuri Gupta | Assistant Professor | View |
| 4. |
Ms Shilpa Soni | 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.
Students achievements
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