KARNATAKA STATE OPEN UNIVERSITY

MANASA GANGOTRI, MYSORE-570006

ACADEMIC REGULATIONS FOR IT-COURSES

January 2003

CONTENTS

1) Title & Duration of the Courses 2 2) General Entry Scheme for IT-Courses.... 2 3) Lateral Entry & Lateral Exit Scheme for IT-Courses .. 3

4) Flow-chart for Under-graduate Stream B.Sc.(IT) 4 5) Flow-chart for Post-graduate Stream M.Sc.(IT).. 5 6) Maximum Duration for Completing IT-Courses 5 7) Award of Certificates, Diplomas and Degrees 6 8) Programme Structure a) B.Sc.(IT).. 6 b) M.Sc.(IT). 8 9) Foundation Course for M.Sc.(IT) & B.Sc(IT) 9 10) Virtual Registration. 10 11) Academic Regulations for IT-Courses of M.Sc (IT) & B.Sc (IT)... 10 12) The Grade System.. 12 13) Evaluation of Foundation Course for B.Sc.(IT) & M.Sc.(IT)... 12 14) Procedure for University Evaluation of Project Work 13 15) Scheme of Examinations for IT-Courses a) b) 16) B.Sc.(IT) 15 M.Sc.(IT).. 18 20

Fee Structure for IT-Courses ..

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KARNATAKA STATE OPEN UNIVERSITY

MANASA GANGOTRI, MYSORE-570006

ACADEMIC REGULATIONS FOR IT-COURSES

1. TITLE AND DURATION OF THE COURSES 1.1 The undergraduate course in Information Technology will be called as the Bachelor of Science in Information Technology - B.Sc.(IT) & the post-graduate course in Information Technology will be called as the Master of Science in Information Technology - M.Sc.(IT). The B.Sc.(IT) programme will be of three academic years duration and conducted in six semesters with each semester having an academic duration of 14 to16 weeks. The M.Sc.(IT) programme will be of two academic years duration and conducted in four semesters with each semester having an academic duration of 14 to16 weeks.

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2. GENERAL ENTRY SCHEME FOR IT-COURSES 2.1 B.Sc.(IT) Programme a) A student having completed (10+2) or equivalent or 3-year Polytechnic diploma in any discipline can enroll for the 1st semester of Bachelor of Science in Information Technology-B.Sc.(IT). 2.2 M.Sc.(IT) Programme a) Graduates in BCA/BIT/BE/B.Tech./AMIE/B.Sc.(IT)/B.Sc.(Comp.Sc.) from a recognized university are eligible for direct admission to the 1st semester of the Master of Science in Information Technology M.Sc(IT). b) Also, graduates in any discipline other than what is mentioned in 2.2 (a), with at least 6-months IT / computer diploma or 1-year IT experience are eligible for admission to the 1st semester of the Master of Science in Information Technology M.Sc(IT). c) Graduates in any discipline other than those indicated in 2.2 (a) and who have not done any IT or related courses, can get direct admission to M.Sc.(IT) 1st Semester by doing the 6-months Foundation Course concurrently with M.Sc.(IT) 1st Semester or register for the Foundation course separately as a Pre-requisite Course, in the first instance.

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3. LATERAL ENTRY & LATERAL EXIT SCHEME FOR IT-COURSES

3.1 Lateral entry to the Second Semester of B.Sc.(IT): Students who have completed 6-months IT or related Course/Diploma after the (10+2) or equivalent or having 1-year IT experience are eligible to take admission to the 2nd semester of B.Sc.(IT). 3.2 Lateral entry to the Third Semester of B.Sc.(IT): Students who have completed 3-years Polytechnic Diploma course in IT / Computers/Electronics or related subjects are eligible to take direct admission to the 3rd semester of B.Sc.(IT). Also, students who have passed (10+2) and 1-year diploma (2 semesters of NIIT are eligible to join the 3rd semester of B.Sc.(IT). 3.3 Lateral entry to the Third Semester of M.Sc.(IT): a) Any graduate with PGDCA/PGDIT or equivalent qualification from a recognized university which is of 2-semesters/1-year duration or b) Any graduate with A Level certificate of DOEACC. or c) Any graduate with B.E.(C.Sc./IT) or MCA or d) P.G. Diploma of minimum 12 months duration of a State Board of Technical Education or a Programme conducted by State Government or Government of India. e) Any Graduate with GNIIT certificate conducted by NIIT is eligible to take direct admission to the M.Sc.(IT) - 3rd semester. 3.4 Lateral Exit Scheme for B.Sc.(IT) & M.Sc.(IT) The IT-courses have been designed with modules of different levels of training at the various semester levels of both B.Sc.(IT) and M.Sc.(IT) degrees. Keeping in mind the terminal dexterity attained by the candidates, candidates are eligible to get Certificates/Diplomas/Degrees by the University at different levels as indicated below: 3.4.1 B.Sc.(IT) a) After successful completion of the 1st Semester of B.Sc.(IT), the student is eligible to obtain a Certificate in Information Technology (CIT). b) After successful completion of the first-two Semesters of B.Sc.(IT), the student is eligible to obtain a Diploma in Information Technology (DIT). c) After successful completion of the first-four Semesters of B.Sc.(IT), the student is eligible to obtain an Advance Diploma in Information Technology (ADIT). d) After successful completion of all the six semesters of B.Sc.(IT), the student is eligible to obtain the degree of Bachelor of Science in Information Technology(B.Sc.(IT)). The student is then eligible to join the 1st semester of the Master of Science in Information Technology-M.Sc.(IT).

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3.4.2 M.Sc.(IT) a) After successful completion of the first two semesters of M.Sc.(IT), the student is eligible to obtain the Post-Graduate Diploma in Information Technology PGDIT. b) After successful completion of all the four semesters of M.Sc.(IT), the student is eligible to obtain the degree of Master of Science in Information Technology M.Sc.(IT). The general scheme of admissions including lateral entry and lateral exit are schematically shown below in the form of flow-charts for both B.Sc.(IT) & M.Sc.(IT).

3.4.3

FlowChart of Undergraduate Stream B.Sc (IT)

Lateral Entry

B.Sc. (IT)

Lateral Exit

6th Semester

5th Semester

Advance Diploma in IT
ADIT

4 Semester

th

3rd Semester

Diploma in IT
DIT

2nd Semester

Certificate in IT
CIT
PLUS 6-months IT-course or 1-year ITexperience 1st Semester

3-Year Polytechnic Diploma in IT / C.Sc. / E&C

(10+2) or Equivalent or 10th + 3-Year Polytechnic Diploma

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FlowChart of Post-Graduate Stream M.Sc. (IT)

Lateral Entry

M.Sc. (IT)

Lateral Exit

4th Semester

3rd Semester

P.G. Diploma in IT
PGDIT

2nd Semester

Along with 1 Semester

st

Foundation Course
Or

Graduation +
PGDCA/PGDIT from a university or equivalent or DOEACC A certificate or B.E.(C.Sc./IT) or MCA BCA/BIT/BE/ B.Tech/AMIE B.Sc (Comp.Sc)/ B.Sc.(IT) Graduates in any discipline with 6months IT course or 1-yr IT experience Graduates in any other discipline

Admission Qualifications

4. MAXIMUM DURATION FOR COMPLETING IT-COURSES

4.1.

A candidate who is admitted to the B.Sc.(IT) Programme has to complete the degree within twice the duration of the course viz. 6 years, from the date of his/her admission. A candidate who is admitted to the M.Sc.(IT) Programme has to complete the degree within twice the duration of the course viz. 4 years, from the date of his/her admission. The above rules apply to both normal and lateral entry candidates.

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5. AWARD OF CERTIFICATES, DIPLOMAS AND DEGREES

5.1

Students will be eligible to get their degree certificates of B.Sc.(IT) & M.Sc.(IT) after successful completion of their academic programme. They will have to apply to the Registrar (Evaluation) along with the prescribed fee at the time of convocation to get their degree certificates. However they may be issued a provisional degree certificate, on application, soon after the announcement of the final results.

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Students are also eligible to receive certificates, diplomas etc., depending on their eligibility, provided they apply to the Registrar (Evaluation) along with the prescribed fee.

6. PROGRAMME STRUCTURE 6.1 6.1.1 B.Sc.(IT) 1st Semester Subject Code Subject BSIT 11 Computer System and Peripherals BSIT 12 Operating Systems I BSIT 13 Office Automation BSIT 13-L Office Automation(Lab) BSIT 14 DBMS-I BSIT 14-L DBMS-I (Lab) BSIT 15 Basics of Internet and HTML BSIT 15-L Basics of Internet and HTML (Lab) Total Credits Bachelor of Science in Information Technology B.Sc.(IT)

Credits 2 2 2 1 2 1 2 1 13

6.1.2 B.Sc.(IT) 2nd Semester Subject C Programming Language C Programming Language (Lab) Operating Systems II DBMS II DBMS II (Lab) Fundamentals of Information Science Total Credits -6-

Subject Code BSIT 21 BSIT 21-L BSIT 22 BSIT 23 BSIT 23-L BSIT 24

Credits 2 1 2 2 1 2 10

6.1.3 B.Sc.(IT) 3rd Semester Subject Computer Organization and PC Maintenance Data Structures using C Data Structures using C (Lab) Data Communication OOP with C++ OOP with C++ (Lab) Total Credits

Subject Code BSIT 31 BSIT 32 BSIT 32-L BSIT 33 BSIT 34 BSIT 34-L

Credits 2 3 1 3 3 1 13

6.1.4 Subject Code BSIT 41 BSIT 41-L BSIT 42 BSIT 43 BSIT 43-L BSIT 44 6.1.5 B.Sc.(IT) 4th Semester Subject Fundamentals of Computer Graphics Fundamentals of Computer Graphics (Lab) Computer Networks Java Script ,Multimedia and Web Design Java Script,Multimedia & Web Design (Lab) DBMS-III Total Credits Credits 2 1 3 3 1 2 12

B.Sc.(IT) 5th Semester

Subject code BSIT51 BSIT52 BSIT52-L BSIT53 BSIT53-L BSIT54 6.1.6 B.Sc.(IT) 6th Semester Subject Code BSIT61 BSIT61-L BSIT62 BSIT62-L BSIT63 BSIT64 Subject Unix Systems Programming Unix Systems Programming (Lab) Visual Basic (including ASP) Visual Basic (including ASP) (Lab) Software Quality & Testing Project Total Credits -7Credits 3 1 3 1 3 3 14 Subject Software Engineering Algorithms Algorithms (Lab) Java Java (Lab) Network Programming Total Credits Credits 3 3 1 3 1 3 14

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Master of Science in Information Technology M.Sc.(IT)

6.2.1 Subject Code MSIT 11 MSIT 12 MSIT 12-L MSIT 13 MSIT 14 MSIT 14-L 6.2.2 Subject Code MSIT 21 MSIT 22 MSIT 23 MSIT 23-L MSIT 24 MSIT 24-L 6.2.3 Subject Code MSIT 31 MSIT 32 MSIT 33 MSIT 3E M.Sc.(IT) 3rd Semester Subject Project Management Client Server Computing Project Electives(Any one of the following streams) Total Credits Elective Stream 1: E-Commerce E-Commerce Data Warehousing and Data Mining Credits 2 2 4 6 14 3 3 M.Sc.(IT) 2nd Semester Subject Software Quality & Testing Advanced Networks OOAD & UML OOAD & UML (Lab) Advance JAVA Advance JAVA (Lab) Total Credits Credits 3 3 3 1 3 1 14 M.Sc.(IT) 1st Semester Subject Industrial Management Analysis and Design of Algorithms Analysis and Design of Algorithms (Lab) Advanced Operating System Visual Programming Visual Programming (Lab) Total Credits Credits 3 3 1 3 3 1 14

MSIT 3E11 MSIT 3E12 MSIT 3E21 MSIT 3E22 MSIT 3E31 MSIT 3E32

Elective Stream 2: Systems and Networking Internet Programming 3 Mobile Computing 3 Elective Stream 3: Multimedia and Cognition Pattern Recognition 3 Multimedia Computing 3

6.2.4 M.Sc.(IT) 4th Semester Subject Code Subject Credits MSIT 41 Distributed Databases 2 MSIT 42 Component Technology 2 MSIT 43 Project 6 MSIT 4E 4 Electives Total Credits 14 Elective Stream 1: E-Commerce MSIT 4E13 Cyber Laws 2 MSIT 4E14 Application Servers 2 Elective Stream 2: Systems and Networking MSIT 4E23 Linux Internals 2 MSIT 4E24 Embedded Systems 2 Elective Stream 3: Multimedia and Cognition MSIT 4E33 Computer Cognition 2 MSIT 4E34 Image Processing 2 Note: In the 3rd semester of M.Sc.(IT), a student has to opt for any one of the three Elective Streams, in addition to the two core courses. The candidate has to remain in the same elective stream in both the 3rd and 4th semesters as well do his project work preferably in his field of elective specialization. 7. FOUNDATION COURSE FOR M.Sc.(IT) & B.SC(IT) Students who are admitted to the M.Sc.(IT) Degree without sufficient background of IT courses are required to do a Foundation Course for M.Sc.(IT). Regarding the Foundation Course for M.Sc.(IT), the candidate will have the option to register for the Foundation Course along with the 1st semester of M.Sc.(IT) or register only for the Foundation Course in the first instant and subsequently do the 1st semester. The details of the Foundation Course are as follows; CODE MSIT-FC SUBJECTS Basic course on Mathematics Programming in C and Data Structures Computer Organisation System Programming

A pass in the Foundation Course is essential for the above category of students as it is a pre-requisite course. The evaluation includes both Internal Assessment through submission of assignments and the term-end University Examination conducted by KSOU. The university examination for Foundation Course will be a single paper covering the syllabus of all the subjects as given in the foundation course. An examination fee of Rs.500/- in the form of a D.D. in favour of Finance Officer, KSOU, payable at Mysore has to be sent to VET, Bangalore along with the Application for Foundation Course available at the study centres for appearing in the Foundation Course Examination and this should be sent along with the admission form for M.Sc.(IT). -9-

The foundation course for B.Sc.(IT) students is for those candidates who have not studied Mathematics at (10+2) level. These candidates have to study the basic mathematics as given in the foundation course for B.Sc.(IT) on the website. They will have to submit the assignments given for the course to the study centres for Assessment and get a Satisfactory grade (above 50%). 8. VIRTUAL REGISTRATION In exceptional cases like a candidate who has the necessary background and capability to learn by selfstudy both theory as well as practicals but not in a position to attend the counselling and practical classes at the study centres, he/she may be permitted to take Virtual Registration with VET. He/she will be allocated to a study centre for evaluation of Internal Assessment marks through submission of theory assignments and to take the laboratory tests for practicals. The eligibility for Virtual registration will be through a screening test (for checking already possessed capability) conducted by a committee formed by KSOU/VET. This form of registration is only in exceptional cases. 9. ACADEMIC REGULATIONS FOR IT-COURSES OF M.Sc (IT) & B.Sc (IT) 9.1 General Regulations a) A student has to register for all the subjects of a semester to which he/she is eligible at the beginning of each semester according to the scheduled dates except in the case of M.Sc.(IT)-1st semester Foundation Course which could taken independently in the first instance. A student is permitted to register for the next higher semester after completion of a semester course, irrespective of the results in his previous semester papers. The candidate can continue to register for higher semesters in a similar way along with his registration in failed subjects of earlier semesters for that degree. A student has to finish the degree programme within twice the duration of the academic programme for that degree. The fee for appearing in the University examination will be Rs.200/- per subject for repeaters.

b) c) d) e) 9.2

Academic Assessment Procedure a) b) The academic assessment in each subject is based on the Internal Assessment Study Centres and Term-end examinations conducted by the University. The distribution of marks for evaluation in each subject will be as follows. i) For Theory Subjects Internal Assessment Term-end University Examination Total 25 marks 75 marks 100 marks through

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ii) For Practicals Internal Assessment Term-end University Practical Examination Total c) 25 marks 100 marks 125 marks

The Internal Assessment Marks obtained by a candidate cannot be changed or improved upon unless he/she Re-registers for the same semester once again. A candidate can register for Improvement Examination in his/her term-end University Examination for any subject, either theory or practicals, of his/her earlier semesters. The better performance of his/her attempt will be taken into consideration.

d)

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Pattern of Examination a) The pattern of question paper for all university theory examinations will consists of two parts. Part-I will be compulsory with objective/short-questions type for 25 marks. Part-II will have choice (5 out of 8 questions) for 50 marks. The total will be for 75 marks. Regarding practical examinations for IT-courses, there will be one practical examination by the university for each semester. This examination will include questions on all the practicals of that semester and the student has to do a question or questions which comes to him by lot. The question may be from one or more subjects of the practicals conducted during the semester. The question paper will be set by the university and sent to the study centres. The university will also depute an External Examiner to the study centre for conducting practicals. Regarding project work for both B.Sc.(IT) & M.Sc.(IT), there will be a university examination based on presentation/viva-voce of their project work including evaluation of progress reports, synopsis, hard & soft copies of the project work.

b)

c)

9.4

Maximum Marks for each Subject: a) Theory Subjects: University examination marks Internal Assessment marks (Based on two assignments) b) Practicals: University Examination Internal Assessment (Based on 2 tests) c) Project: University Evaluation Internal assessment For B.Sc.(IT) For M.Sc.(IT) (25 in 3rd semester + 25 in 4th semester) 100 50 50 100 25 75 25

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d)

Foundation course for M.Sc.(IT): University Evaluation Internal assessment 100 25

e)

Foundation course for B.Sc.(IT): Internal assessment 25

The University evaluation for practicals and project will be done by a panel of examiners appointed by the university. 9.5 Minimum Marks for pass in each Subject/Internal Assessment / Project a) b) c) d) Theory Subject/Practicals - 40% (30 out of 75 / 40 out of 100) Project Report - 40% (40 out of 100) Internal Assessment - No minimum is prescribed A candidate has to secure a minimum of 40% marks from both theory examination and internal assessment combined for each subject. He/She should also get a minimum of 40% in the term-end University Examination in each subject including practicals. This applies to project work also.

10. THE GRADE SYSTEM For each semester, Grade system as given in the table below is adopted for declaration of results. Class Awarded Distinction I Class II Class Pass Fail Grade Awarded A B C D E Qualitative Level Excellent Very Good Good Satisfactory Failed Marks Range 75% or more 60% to 74% 50% to 59% 40% to 49% Below 40%

For each subject, only grades will be awarded. For a semester, where the candidate has passed in all the subjects, an Overall Grade will be awarded based on the average percentage of marks in the semester. Also, for the award of Certificates, Diplomas and Degrees, an Overall Grade will be awarded based on the overall percentage of marks. For the award of class for the degree of B.Sc.(IT) & M.Sc.(IT), the cumulative performance of the candidates in the last four semesters (3rd, 4th, 5th & 6th) for B.Sc.(IT) and last two semesters (3rd & 4th ) for M.Sc.(IT), will be considered.

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11. EVALUATION OF FOUNDATION COURSES FOR B.SC.(IT) AND M.SC.(IT) a) The foundation course for B.Sc.(IT) students on Basic Mathematics will be evaluated based on submission of Assignments. b) The foundation course for M.Sc.(IT) will be evaluated both by Internal Assessment and by a University Examination. It will be a single paper covering the entire study material for all the subjects included in the Foundation Course Viz., Basic Course or Mathematics, Programming in C & Data Structures, Computer Organisation & Systems Programming. 12. PROCEDURE FOR UNIVERSITY EVALUATION OF PROJECT WORK The following is the approved procedure for the evaluation of Project work both for B.Sc.(IT) & M.Sc.(IT) 12.1 B.Sc.(IT) 6th Semester 12.1.1 Initial Work: Students should send a brief PROGRESS REPORT to KSOU through their study centres with a copy to VET/Bangalore, before a specified date giving details of the following: a) Title of the Project. b) Name of the Guide (indicate Designation & Organization) and Qualifications/ experience. c) Literature survey of the Project d) Brief write-up giving the scope & plan of the project work. e) At the end of the semester he has to submit bound hard copies ( 2 Nos.) to KSOU & a copy to VET/Bangalore. 12.1.2 Evaluation: Along with the University theory and Practical examination, there will also be an evaluation of the Project work by the University appointed examiners. This may consist of evaluation based on the project on any or all of the following: a) Demonstration and Presentation of the Project work by the student. b) Viva-voce examination. c) Evaluation of the content of the Project work. d) Review of the progress report submitted. The University evaluation will be for a maximum of 100 marks. The Internal Assessment Marks ( I.A. Marks) for project work will be for a maximum of 50 marks.
NOTE: THE STUDENT SHOULD CARRY A SOFT & HARD COPY OF HIS PROJECT WORK AS WELL AS A COPY OF THE PROGRESS REPORT TO THE UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION.

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12.2

M.Sc.(IT) 3rd and 4th Semester 12.2.1 Initial Work during 3rd semester: i) During M.Sc.(IT) 3rd Semester, students should send a brief progress report (6 to 10 pages) to Registrar, Evaluation/KSOU, through their study centre with a copy to VET/Bangalore, before a specified date giving details of the following: a) Title of the Project. b) Name of the Guide (indicate Designation & Organization) and Qualifications/ experience. c) Write-up on Literature survey. d) Proposed scope & Plan of the project work. e) Bibliography. ii) Implementation and completion of project during M.Sc.(IT) 4th semester. The student has to complete his project work, and submit the following. a) 2 hard copies of the project work to KSOU b) One hard copy to VET/Bangalore
NOTE: THE STUDENT SHOULD CARRY A SOFT & HARD COPY OF HIS PROJECT WORK AS WELL AS A COPY OF THE PROGRESS REPORT SUBMITTED IN M.Sc.(IT) 3rd SEMESTER, TO THE UNIVERSITY EXAMINATION.

12.3 University Evaluation: The Project work will be evaluated by the University appointed examiners as per schedule announced by the University. The evaluation may be based on any or all of the following aspects: e) Demonstration and Presentation of the Project work by the student. f) Viva-voce examination. g) Evaluation of the content of the Project work. h) Review of the progress report submitted by the student. 12.4 Marks for Project work: Internal Assessment = (25 + 25) = 50 marks (for 3rd and 4th semesters put together) University Evaluation = 100 marks - 14 -

13. SCHEME OF EXAMINATIONS FOR IT-COURSES

13.1 Bachelor of Science in Information Technology - B.Sc (IT) 13.1.1 Sl.No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Code BSIT 11 B.Sc.(IT) 1st semester Subject Examination Duration Theory/ I.A Total Practical 3 Hours 75 25 100 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours 75 75 75 75 100 25 25 25 25 25 25 25 100 100 25 100 25 100 25 100

Computer System and Peripherals BSIT 12 Operating Systems - I BSIT 13 Office Automation BSIT 13L Office Automation - (Lab) BSIT 14 DBMS - I BSIT 14L DBMS - I (Lab) BSIT 15 Basics of Internet and HTML BSIT 15L Basics of Internet and HTML - (Lab) BSIT 1P B.Sc.(IT) 1st semester Practical Examination

3 Hours

13.1.2 B.Sc.(IT) 2nd semester Sl.No . 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Code BSIT 21 Subject Duration 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours Examination Theory/ I.A Total Practical 75 25 100 75 75 75 100 25 25 25 25 25 25 100 100 25 100 100

C Programming Language BSIT 21L C Programming Language (Lab) BSIT 22 Operating Systems - II BSIT 23 DBMS - II BSIT 23L DBMS II (Lab) BSIT 24 Fundamentals of Information Science BSIT 2P B.Sc.(IT) 2nd semester Practical Examination

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13.1.3 B.Sc.(IT) 3rd Semester Sl.No . 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Code BSIT 31 BSIT 32 BSIT 32L BSIT 33 BSIT 34 BSIT 34L BSIT 3P Subject Computer Organization and PC Maintenance Data Structures using C Data Structures using C (Lab) Data Communication OOP with C++ OOP with C++ (Lab) B.Sc.(IT) 3rd semester Practical Examination Duration 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours Examination Theory/ I.A Total Practical 75 25 100 75 75 75 100 25 25 25 25 25 100 25 100 100 25 100

13.1.4 B.Sc.(IT) 4th Semester Sl.N o. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Code BSIT 41 BSIT 41L BSIT 42 BSIT 43 BSIT 43L BSIT 44 BSIT 4P Subject Fundamentals of Computer Graphics Fundamentals of Computer Graphics (Lab) Computer Networks Java Script ,Multimedia and Web Design Java Script ,Multimedia and Web Design (Lab) DBMS-III B.Sc.(IT) 4th semester Practical Examination Duration 3 Hours Examination Theory/ I.A Total Practical 75 25 100 3 Hours 3 Hours 75 75 3 Hours 3 Hours 75 100 25 25 25 25 25 25 100 100 25 100 100

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13.1.5 B.Sc.(IT) 5th Semester Sl.No. Code 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 BSIT 51 BSIT 52 BSIT 52-L BSIT53 BSIT53-L BSIT54 BSIT 5P Subject Software Engineering Algorithms Algorithms (Lab) Java Java (Lab) Network Programming B.Sc.(IT) 5th semester Practical Examination Duration 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours Examination ation Examin Theory/ I.A Total Practical 75 25 100 75 75 75 100 25 25 25 25 25 100 25 100 25 100 100

13.1.6 B.Sc.(IT) 6th Semester Sl.No. Code 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 BSIT 61 BSIT 61-L BSIT 62 BSIT 62-L BSIT63 BSIT64 BSIT 6P Subject Unix Systems Programming Unix Systems Programming (Lab) Visual Basic (including ASP) Visual Basic (including ASP) (Lab) Software Quality & Testing Project B.Sc.(IT) 6th semester Practical Examination Duration 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours Examination Theory/ I.A Total Practical 75 25 100 25 25 75 75 100 100 25 25 25 25 100 25 100 125 100

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13.2 Master of Science in Information Technology - M.Sc.(IT)

M.Sc.(IT) 1st semester Sl.No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Code MSIT 11 Subject Duration 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours 3 Hours Examination Theory/ I.A Total Practical 75 25 100 75 25 100 75 75 100 25 25 25 25 25 100 100 25 100

Industrial Management Analysis and Design of MSIT 12 Algorithms Analysis and Design of MSIT 12L Algorithms - (Lab) MSIT 13 Advanced Operating System MSIT 14 Visual Programming MSIT 14L Visual Programming - (Lab) MSIT 1P M.Sc.(IT) 1st semester Practical Examination

13.2.1

M.Sc.(IT) 2nd semester 13.2.2 Sl.No 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Code MSIT 21 MSIT 22 MSIT 23 MSIT 23L MSIT 24 MSIT 24L MSIT 21 MSIT 22 MSIT 2P Subject Software Quality & Testing Advanced Networks OOAD & UML OOAD & UML - (Lab) Advanced JAVA Advanced JAVA - (Lab) Software Quality & Testing Advanced Networks M.Sc.(IT) 2nd semester Practical Examination Examination Duration Theory/ I.A Total Practical 3 Hours 75 25 100 3 Hours 75 25 100 3 Hours 75 25 100 25 25 3 Hours 75 25 100 25 25 3 Hours 75 25 100 3 Hours 75 25 100 3 Hours 100 100

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13.2.3 M.Sc.(IT) 3rd semester Sl.No 1 2 3 Code MSIT 31 MSIT 32 Subject Examination Duration Theory/ I.A Total Practical 3 Hours 75 25 100 3 Hours 75 25 100 25 25

4 5

6 7 8 9 13.2.4

Project Management Client Server Computing Project (preferably in the MSIT 33 respective stream of elective) Elective Stream 1: E-Commerce MSIT 3E11 E-Commerce 3 Hours Data Warehousing and Data 3 Hours MSIT 3E12 Mining Elective Stream 2: Systems and Networking MSIT 3E21 Internet Programming 3 Hours MSIT 3E22 Mobile Computing 3 Hours Elective Stream 3: Multimedia and Cognition MSIT 3E31 Pattern Recognition 3 Hours MSIT 3E32 Multimedia Computing 3 Hours

75 75

25 25

100 100

75 75 75 75

25 25 25 25

100 100 100 100

M.Sc.(IT) 4th Sl.No 1 2 3 Code MSIT 41 MSIT 42 MSIT 43 Subject

semester Examination Duration Theory/ I.A Total Practical 3 Hours 75 25 100 3 Hours 75 25 100 100 25 150 *

4 5 6 7 8 9

Distributed Databases Component Technology Project (preferably in the respective stream of elective) * University exam = 100 + I.A.Marks = 50 (25+25 in 3rd and 4th semesters) Elective Stream 1: E-Commerce MSIT 4E13 Cyber Laws 3 Hours MSIT 4E14 Application Servers 3 Hours Elective Stream 2: Systems and Networking MSIT 4E23 Linux Internals 3 Hours MSIT 4E24 Embedded Systems 3 Hours Elective Stream 3: Multimedia and Cognition MSIT 4E33 Computer Cognition 3 Hours MSIT 4E34 Image Processing 3 Hours - 19 -

75 75 75 75 75 75

25 25 25 25 25 25

100 100 100 100 100 100

14. FEE STRUCTURE FOR IT-COURSES Particulars of fee Programme/Tuition Fee Examination Fee per Semester Registration Fee (First Time) Total: First time Registration Subsequent Registration For all IT Courses Per Semester Rs.6000/Rs.750/Rs.300/Rs.7050/Rs.6750/-

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