COURSES OF STUDIES

Bsc.ITM
ADMISSION BATCH: 2014-15

U.N. AUTONOMOUS COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

PRACHI JNANAPITHA, ADASPUR, CUTTACK, ODISHA
Email: uncprincipal.2008@yahoo.com
Website: www.udayanathcollege.org
PHONE / FAX - 0671 - 2805409
 REGULALTIONS

1. The Bachelor in Science in Information Technology & Management (Bsc.ITM), a three

year professional Degree courses, shall have six semesters. Each year is having two
semesters.
2. Subjects in the Course
During the course a student has to take the following papers involving marks as given
Semester I : (5 theory &2 practical papers) 7 Papers 650 marks
Semester II : (5 theory &2 practical papers) 7 Papers 650 marks
Semester III : (5 theory &2 practical papers) 7 Papers 650 marks
Semester IV : (5 theory &2 practical papers) 7 Papers 650 marks
Semester V : (3 theory &2 practical papers) 5 Papers 450 marks
Semester VI : (3 theory &1 practical papers) 4 Papers 450 marks

Total 37 Papers 3500 marks

All the papers will be compulsory.
3. Eligibility Criteria for Admission
The candidate should have passed +2 Examination of C.H.S.E., Orissa or its equivalent in
any discipline. The selection would be based on the career and written test on 50-50
basis.
4. Attendance
A student has to attend a minimum of 75% of classes in a Semester to be permitted to sit
for the end-semester examination. However, a student with 60% of attendance would be
permitted with submission of a medical certificate. In case a candidate is unable to
acquire the stipulated attendance at the end of any semester, he/she shall not be allowed
to take the end semester examination. The candidate shall have to take re-admission in
the concerned semester and acquire minimum stipulated attendance to be eligible for
taking the examination.
5. Classes
There will be approximately 45 hours of classes for each 100 marks paper in a semester.
6. Examination
A theory paper having theory examination shall consist of two components
Components Weight age

(i) Mid-Semester Exam. 20%

(ii) End-Semester Exam. 80%

The papers having practical examinations shall consist of three components as:
(i) Viva-voce 26%
(ii) Practical Exam. 54%
(iii) Record 20%

Each candidate has to secure at least 35% marks both in theory and practical separately to
pass the paper and 50% in aggregate in order to pass the examination. The class will be
awarded on the average performance of six semesters for Bsc.ITM.
 For Bsc. ITM
50% up but less than 60% 2nd Class
60% and above 1st Class

There shall be no provision for third class. A student securing less than 40% in any paper
shall be required to sit for the said paper twice within two consecutive next end-term
examinations. However if a candidate has failed in aggregate, he shall have the option of
appearing either in all papers or in specified paper (s) of his/her choice. The candidates
failing to appear at mid-term test due to medical reasons only are required to submit
Medical Certificate on the date of the test. However, he has to appear at Mid-term test
before the commencement of the end-term test in the same semester. This would be held
once only. His class test and Mid-term marks will however remain valid.

Special Examination:
If he fails to clear the papers, in two repeat chances he has to sit in the special
examinations (one chance). In that case his previous Mid-term class test and End-term
marks of all papers in that semester will be cancelled. He will have to appear at all
components (class test, midterm test and end term test) of all the papers in that semester.
No more chance will be allowed to a student if he fails in the special examination. His
studentship will be cancelled.
Hard Case Rule: A case will be treated as hard case, if a candidate in a semester fulfills
any of the following cases:
a) The aggregate falls short of 50% by a maximum of 4 marks and the candidate has
passed in all the papers.
b) The aggregate is short by a maximum of 4 marks and failed in up to three papers by a
maximum of 4 marks in three papers taken together.
c) There is failure in a maximum of three subjects by not exceeding 4 marks taken
together having passed in the aggregate.
The hard case will be resolved by awarding extra marks to the tune of short fall in
appropriate papers and accordingly revising the aggregate. When the aggregate only falls
short, the extra marks to the extent of shortfall will be added to the paper in which the
candidate has secured the highest mark.
7. Evaluation process
(i) Valuation System
The semester system of examination will have internal system of valuation with
Conducting Board Constituted by the Teachers’ Council.
(ii) Mid. Semester Examination
The duration will be of one hour and maximum marks 20 for a 100 marks paper. The
concerned faculty member should ensure that the coverage prior to mid-term examination
is minimum first and second unit of the paper and the questions will be set from the
covered units. The questions will be set in such a manner that to answer them knowledge
of both the units will be required. If a candidate falls to appear or falls in the mid-term
examination, with the permission of the concerned course teacher .He/she can appear at
the compensatory mid-term examination before the end semester examination. This
would be held once only.
 (iii) End Semester Examination
The end semester examination will be held on consecutive days. There will be one sitting
per day. During the six semesters the duration of the examination will be three hours for a
100 marks paper. The question paper should be set in such a manner that:

a) The question paper should cover all the units.

b) Each question set carries equal marks from each & every units.

(iv) a) The questions for all the examinations including the end-term examination
shall be set by the faculty member teaching the subject in the University
Department (s).
b) The question for the end semester examination shall be set by the faculty
teaching the subject. He will be required to submit 2 sets of questions to the
Chairman of the Board of Moderators. The Moderation Board shall consist of
three members from the University Department of Computer Application as
appointed by Board of Studies. There will be two moderation Boards, i.e., one
for odd semester (1, 3, 5) and one even semesters (2, 4, and 6).

8. The regulation is subject to modification as and when necessary. The Syllabus shall
remain valid from 2012 Admission Batch onwards.

The Regulation will supersede all previous regulations.

 Bsc.ITM SYLLABUS
(Effective from 2014- 2015 Session)

There shall be 3 hours of lectures for each theory paper and 6hours of lab work for each practical
paper per week with about 45hours of lecturer for each theory paper in a semester.
Paper Subject End mid Exams
Term Term Duration
Marks Marks in hours
First semester Theory
1.1.1 English 80 20 3
1.1.2 Computer Fundamental 80 20 3
1.1.3 Programming Logic Technique 80 20 3
1.1.4 Digital Electronics and Logic Design 80 20 3
1.1.5 Application Development in C 80 20 3
Practical
1.1.6 MS - DOS Windows 75 3
1.1.7. Application Development in C 75 3
language

Second Semester Theory

1.2.1 Discrete Mathematics 80 20 3
1.2.2 Computer Networks 80 20 3
1.2.3 Management Function 80 20 3
1.2.4 Data Structure 80 20 3
1.2.5 Database Management system 80 20 3
Practical
1.2.6 Networking and Internet 75 3
1.2.7 SQL 75 3

Third semester Theory

2.3.1 Managerial Economics 80 20 3
2.3.2 Computer Organization 80 20 3
2.3.3 Programming in C++ 80 20 3
2.3.4 Programming in C# 80 20 3
2.3.5 RDBMS Fundamentals and Client Server 80 20 3
Technology
Practical
2.3.6 Programming in C++ 75 3
2.3.7 Linux OS 75 3

Fourth semester Theory

2.4.1 Quantitative techniques 80 20 3
2.4.2 Software Engineering 80 20 3
2.4.3 OOPs in java 80 20 3
2.4.4 Desktop Application Design using VB 80 20 3
2.4.5 Desktop Application Design using VB 80 20 3
Practical
2.4.6 Java programming 75 3
2.4.7 Project Using VB 75 3
Fifth Semester Theory
3.5.1 Organizational Behavior 80 20 3
3.5.2 Visual C++ and MFC 80 20 3
3.5.3 Advanced java 80 20 3

Practical
3.5.4 VC++ 75 3
3.5.5 Advanced java 75 3
Sixth Semester Theory
3.6.1 Computerized Accounting 80 20 3
3.6.2 Operation Research 80 20 3
3.6.3 Management Information System 80 20 3

Practical
3.6.4 Project 150 6
 B.Sc ITM 1st Year

Semester I

Sl.No. Subject Total Mid End

Marks Term Term
Marks Marks

1. English 100 20 80

1.1.1

2. Computer Fundamental 100 20 80

1.1.2

3. Programming Logic Technique 100 20 80

1.1.3

4. Digital Electronics and Logic Design 100 20 80

1.1.4

5. Application Development in C Language 100 20 80

1.1.5

Practical

6. MS-DOS, Windows 1.1.6 75

7. Application Development in C Language 75

1.1.7
 FIRST SEMESTER
ENGLISH (PAPER-1.1.1) Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80
UNIT-1
Prose:
Endless Adventures, Ed.dept.of English
Decoding the News paper : Santosh Desai
A simple philosophy : Seathl
Life Style English : H.S Mohapatra
My days in America: Sarangdhara Das
UNIT –II
Poetry :
Lover’s Infiniteness: John Donne
Summer: Jayant Mohapatra
Pigeons : Bibhu Padhi
Love & A Question :Robert Frost
UNIT-III
Basic Managerial Skills for All.
(portion on writing to be prescribed)
In search of excellence (selected portions).
UNIT-IV
Documentation: references notes bibliographics .
(Chicigomanuat)
Unit V
Communicative grammar:-
Parts of speech
Model auxiliary
Tense pattern
Voice change
Word very often confused
BOOKS RECOMMENDED:

1. Geoffrey Leech.
2. In search for excellence.
3. Endless adventure.
4. Distant Dreams.
5. Communicative Grammar by Thomson and Martinet.
6. Communicative Grammar by Wren and Martin
REFERENCES:
1. Remedial English Grammar by F.T.Wood.
 COMPUTER FUNDAMENTAL (PAPER-1.1.2)

Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80
UNIT-I
Computer Basics & Data representation: Basic structure and functions of a computer,
Elementary idea of algorithm and computer program, Characteristics of computer, Data
representation in computer, Binary, octal and hexadecimal numbers and their inter conversion,
BCD, EBCDIC and ASCII code, Boolean algebra, Logic gates and truth tables.
UNIT-II
Memory & I/O Unit: Primary Memory, Memory hierarchy, Serial access and Random access
memory, Memory cell, Memory organization, Secondary storage: Hard disk, Floppy disk, CD
ROM and magnetic tape, Input devices and Output devices.
UNIT-III
Computer Architecture, Operating System and Languages: Computer Architecture, Structural
components of CPU and their functions, Operating systems, Functions of an operating system,
Basic knowledge of various types of operating system, Computer Language, Types of languages,
Assembler, Linker, Compiler and interpreter.
UNIT-IV
Evolution and Classification of the computers : First, Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth generation of
the Computer, Evolution of the computers, Microcomputer, Mini Computer, Mainframe System,
Client-Server computer system, Distributed computer system, Special purpose computer and
their application.
UNIT-V
Computer applications: Importance of information and use of computer information processing,
computer network, Internet and WWW, Network topologies, LAN,MAN,WAN, Applications of
computer to scientific Research, Business applications, Industry applications, Defense, Weather
forecasting, Space applications, Use in medicine & education.
BOOKS RECOMMENDED:
1. V. Rajaraman: Fundamentals of computers, Prentice Hall of India, (Third Edition)
2. P.K. Sinha: Computer Fundamentals, BPB Publications.
REFERENCES:
1. D .p. cudin: k Foley, k.sen and c.morin: information technology, Tata mc grav6 hill
edition.
2. Roger hunt and john shelly. Computer and commonsense, prentice hall c India.
3. J.phayes: (computer architecture and organization) MCGRAW Hill International edition).
 PROGRAMMING LOGIC TECHNIQUE (PAPER- 1.1.3)

Full Mar-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80
UNIT-1

SYSTEM LIFE CYCLE: What is System? Stages of System Life Cycle, Initial Study,
System Requirement and Analysis, Design, Development and Testing, Implementation,
Maintenance.

UNIT-II

SYSTEM REQUIREMENT ANALYSIS AND DESIGN: Introduction, System Run

chart, System Flow Chart, DFD, Data Dictionary Flow Chart.

UNIT-III

TESTING: Development Testing, Unit Testing, Functional Testing, Structural Testing,

Implementation, Black Box and White Box Testing, Live Running and Maintenance Review.

UNIT-IV

DATA MANIPULATION: Data manipulation, linear search, Binary search, Bubble

Sort, Programming Guide Lines, Top down Methodology.

UNIT-V

PROGRAM CHECKING: Program Checking: Dry Run, Structured Walk Through,

Catalytic Check, and Implementation: Pilot Implementation, Change Over Method, Post
Implementation.

BOOK RECOMMENDED:
1. Rajiv Mall "Fundamentals of Software Engineering" (Prentice Hall of India)

REFERENCES:
1. P . Jalote-An Integrated Approach to Software Engineering
 DIGITAL ELECTRONICS & LOGIC DESIGN (PAPER-1.1.4)

Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80
UNIT-I.
LOGIC CIRCUIT ANALYSIS AND DESIGN: Introduction to digital system, Analog Vs
Digital, Number system: Binary, Decimal, Octal, Hexadecimal and their inter conversion, one’s
&two’s complement representation. Logic Gates: Basic Gates(OR, AND, NOT) , UNIVERSAL
GATES(NOR,NAND,XOR),Realization of logic function using NOR & NAND gates. Boolean
algebra:-Boolean Postulates & Basic rules of Boolean algebraic properties, De-Morgan’s
theorem, Min-terms , max-term, sop, pos, Karnaugh-map(for two, three & four variables),
implementation of logic circuit using k-map of 2/3/4 inputs.
UNIT-II .
COMBINATIONAL AND ARITHEMATIC CIRCUITS: Multiplexers ( 2, 4,8,16 input
mux), Designing mux 16:1 & 8:1 using 4:1 mux, De- Multiplexers (1:16 De-mux), Decoders,
Encoders (Basic idea). Arithmetic circuits: Half Adder, Full Adder, Parallel Adder ,Half sub
tractor, Full sub tractor.
UNIT-III .
SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS:- Flip-flop: RS-Flip-flop, Clocked RS-Flip-flop, D flip-flop, J-K
Flip-flop, J-K Master Slave flip-flop Register: Types of Register[parallel and shift].
Classification of shift Register. Counters: Types of counters(synchronous and asynchronous),
decade, BCD, Up-Down, Ring ,Shift counter.
UNIT-IV.
SWITCHING CIRCUIT & LOGIC FAMILIES: switching circuit :Electronic Switch, BJT
Switch, Diode as a switch. Logic Families: Classification of digital IC’s, RTL, DTL, TTL, MOS,
CMOS.
Semiconductor Memories : RAM,SRAM,DRAM,ROM,PROM,EPROM,EEPROM.
UNIT-V .
Multi vibrators - Timing circuits
Astable multi-vibrator, monostable multi-vibrator, bi-stable multivibrator,555 Timer- A stable &
555 timer -mono stable. D/A, A/D conversion, D/A converter A/D converter.
BOOK RECOMMENDED:
1. D.PLeach and A.PMalvin: Digital Principles and applications: Mc-Grew Hill
International Edition.
REFERENCES:
1. M.Mano: Digital Logic & Computer Design (PHI)
2. R.PJain: Modem Digital Electronics, Tata Mc Grew Hill Publishing Co.Ltd.
3. R.K.Gaur: Digital Electronics &Microcomputers, D.R.Publications.
4.Thomas Bartee:Digital Computer, Mc Grew Hill.
 APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT IN C LANGUAGE (PAPER-1.1.5)
Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80
UNIT-I
Introduction:
Algorithm, flowchart, basic structure of C program, constant(integer, float, character, string),
variable(rules for declaring a variable name), data type & size, scope of the variable( local &
global variable).
UNIT-II
Operator, Expression and Control Flow :
Arithmetic operators, Relational operator, logical operators, Increment and decrement operators,
Bitwise operators, Assignment operators , conditional operator, Type conversions, size of,
Precedence and order of evaluation, control statement (If-else, nested if-else, Switch case, loops,
Break, Continue, Go to and Labels).
UNIT-III
Functions:
Basic of functions, library Functions& User defined function, function arguments, return
statement, formal & actual argument, call by value & call by reference, Recursion, The C
preprocessor, Scope, Visibility & lifetime Of a variable.
UNIT-IV
Pointers and Arrays :
Array(one-dimensional, two-dimensional, multi-dimensional), pointer (pointer to integer, pointer
to character, pointer to float, pointer to pointer)
UNIT-V
Structure & Union:
Basics of structures, Arrays of structures, Pointers to structures, Self-referential structures,
Unions: Basic Concept. File management: basics of file(read, write, open, close a file), Functions
of File (putc(), getc(), putw(), getw(), fprintf(), fscanf()).
BOOKS RECOMMENDED :
1. Balagurusamy: The c Programming Language, TMH
2. S.k.Srivastava & Deepali Srivastava: C In Depth
REFERENCES:
1.R.G.Dromey: How to solve it by Computer, PHI, New Delhi.
2.Gotfried: The C Programming Language, Schaum series.
 FIRST SEMESTER
PAPER-1.1.6
Practical
Full Mark-75

1.1.6 MS-DOS, Windows.

FIRST SEMESTER
PAPER-1.1.7
Practical
Full Mark-75

1.1.7 Application development in C Programming

 Semester II

Sl. No Subject Total Mid End

Term Term
Marks Marks Marks

1. Discrete Mathematics 100 20 80

1.2.1

2. Computer Networks 100 20 80

1.2.2

3. Management Function 100 20 80

1.2.3

4. Data Structure 100 20 80

1.2.4

5. Data Base Management System 100 20 80

1.2.5

Practical

6. Networking and Internet 1.2.6 75

7 SQL 1.2.7 75
 SECOND SEMESTER
DISCRETE MATHEMATICS (PAPER-1.2.1)

Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

UNIT-I
Fundamentals of Logic: Logical Inferences, Methods of proof of an implication, First order logic
and other methods of proof, Rules of inference for quantified propositions, Mathematical
Induction.
UNIT-II
Sets and Fuzzy sets, Relations and Functions, Fuzzy relations, Special properties of Binary
Relations, Equivalence Relations, Ordering Relations, and Operations on Relations.
UNIT-III
Recurrence relations, solving recurrence relations by substitution and generating functions. The
method of characteristic roots.
UNIT-IV
Semi groups, Groups and Coding: Semi groups, Groups, Products and Quotients of groups,
Coding of Binary Information and Error Detection, Decoding and Error Correction.
UNIT -V
Lattices, Boolean algebras, axioms of a Boolean algebra, Finite Boolean algebra, Boolean
expressions, rings, fields, polynomial rings, field extensions.
BOOKS RECOMMENDED:
1. J.L.Mott, A.Kandel, TP.Baker- Discrete Mathematics for Computer Scientist and
Mathematicians- Prentice Hall of India, 2na Edition, 1999. Chapters 1, 3, 4 (4.1-4.5), 8 (8.1).
2. B.Kolman, R.C.Busby, S.Ross: Discrete mathematical Structures -Prentice Hall of India-
Third Edition, 1999. Chapters 5 (5.1, 5.2), 9 (excluding 9.3), 11.
3. Alan Doerr, K.Levasseur: Applied Structures for computer science, Galgotia Publications,
1995 Chapters 13 (13.2 -13.6),16 (16.1-16.4)
REFERENCES:
1. Trembley&Manohar: Discrete Mathematical Structure with Applications to Computer
Science -Tata McGraw Hill, 1997.
2. K.E.Rosen: Discrete Mathematics and its applications-McGraw Hill Intemational 4"’
Edition, 1999.
 COMPUTER COMMUNICATIONS & NETWORKING (PAPER-1.2.2)

Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

UNIT - I

Introduction: Uses of Computer network, Network hardware, Network Software,

Reference model, Example of networks. Transmission terminology: Simplex, Half-duplex, Full
duplex, frequency spectrum and bandwidth, Analog and digital data transmission, Transmission
impairments, Transmission media & its characteristics.

UNIT-II

Data encoding and communication techniques, Modulation: AM, FM, PM, PCM,
Asynchronous and synchronous transmission, Multiplexing: FDM, TDM, Modems, Multiplexer,
de multiplexer.

UNIT-III

Data link layer: Functionality, Framing error detection and correction - FEC, REC, CRC,
Hamming and other codes, MAC Sub-layer: Advantage of multiple access sharing of channels,
ALOHA, CSMA/CD, and Polling based MAC Protocols: Token Bus and Token Ring.

UNIT-IV

Network Layer: Layer Functionality, Connection-Oriented and Connectionless Service,

Routing-Static & Dynamic Routing Algorithms, IP-Protocols, IP-Routing, Congestion Control,
Transport Layer: TCP/IP, Elements of Transport Protocols: Addressing, Establishing and
Releasing a Connection, The Internet Transport protocol -TCP and UDP.

UNIT-V

Application Layer: Network Security, DNS, SNMP, E-mail.

BOOKS RECOMMENDED:

1. Tannenbaum, A.S. "Computer networks", PHI.

2. Forouzan B.A.."Data Communication and Networking", Tata McGraw Hill

3. Black U, "Computer Networks-Protocols, Standards and Interfaces", PHI

4. Stailings W., "Computer Communication Networks" (4°' Edition) PH.

 MANAGEMENT FUNCTIONS (PAPER-1.2.3)
Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

UNIT -I
MANAGEMENT CONCEPTS: Organization and Management, The Management
Process, Management Roles, Organizational Functions, Modern Management Thoughts,
Marketing Management Concepts and Functions

UNIT-II
Planning, Importance of Planning, Hierarchy of Organizational Plans, Strategic Planning
Process, Organizing, The Organizational Process, Types of Organizational Structure.

UNIT-III
Communication, Importance of communication Effective Communication,
Communication Process, Improving Communication.

UNIT- IV

DIRECTING, CONTROLLING AND HRD : Elements of Directing, Controlling, The

Meaning of Control, Designing Control Systems.

UNIT-V

HRD Concept, Functions & Policies, HRIS(Human Resource Information System),

Wages & Salary Administration.

BOOK RECOMMENDED:

1. Fundamental of Business Organization & Management

By Y.K. Bhusan, S.Chand & Sons Publication
 DATA STRUCTURE (PAPER-1.2.4)

Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

UNIT – I
Introduction: Data, Data type, Abstract data type, Data structure and its classification, Arrays,
Stacks and Queues: Operations, Implementation and Applications.
UNIT-II
Dynamic Data Structure: Linked List, linked stacks and queues, Application to polynomial
arithmetic.
UNIT – III
Graphs and trees: Classification and Representation, Binary tree traversal algorithms,
Applications.
UNIT - IV
Search techniques, Search trees: BST, AVL tree, B-tree: Implementation and applications,
Hashing.
UNIT -V
Sorting and merging techniques, Introduction to storage allocation, garbage collection and
compaction, Time and space complexity of algorithms, Order notations.

BOOKS RECOMMENDED:
1. R.L. Kruse, B.P.Leung, C.L.Tondo: Data Structure and Program design in C (PHI)
2. Y Langsam, M.J.Augestein, A.M.Tanenbaum: Data Structure using C and C++ (PHI).

REFERENCES:
1. A.V.Aho, J.E.Hofcroft&J.D.Ullman : Data Structure and Algorithms (AM).
2. E.Horowitz and S.Sahani: Data Structure in Pascal (Galgotia).
3. Trembly and S.Sorenson: Data Structure: Theory and Application (TMH).
4. D.E.Knuth: Fundamentals of Algorithms (Narosa PH).
 DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM (PAPER-1.2.5)

Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

UNIT- I

Database System Concepts and Architecture: Data Models, Schemes and Instances, Data
Model(Object based, record based, physical data model),Network data model, Hierarchical Data
model, DBMS Architecture (centralized database system, client server database system, The Three
Schema database system) and Data Independence, Database Languages and Interfaces, Database
System Environment.

UNIT - II

Data Modeling using Entity Relationship Model( Entity types, Entity Sets, Attributes and
Keys.).Relationships, Relationship types, Relationship sets, Roles and Structural Constraints,
strong entities and weak entities, ER diagram.

UNIT - III

Relational Model Concepts, Relational Constraints and Relational Database Schemes,

Update Operations and Constraints Violations, Basic Relational Algebraic Operations.

UNIT - IV

Functional Dependencies and Normalization for RDBMS: Design guidelines for Relational
schemes, Functional Dependencies, Normal Forms based on Primary Keys, First , Second and
Third Normal Forms, Boyce-Codd Normal Form, Algorithms for Relational Database Scheme
Design, Multivalue Dependencies and Fourth Normal Form, Join Dependencies and Fifth Normal
Form.

UNIT - V

Transaction Processing, Transaction and System Concepts, Desirable Properties of

Transactions, Schedules and Recoverability, Seri ability of Schedules, Locking Techniques in
Concurrency Control, Concurrency Control based on Time Stamped Ordering, Recovery Concepts.

BOOK RECOMMENDED:

1. Elmasari, R and Navathe, S.B.- Fundamentals of Database system 3'° Edition.

REFERENCES:

2. Database Engineering BK publication.

 SECOND SEMESTER
PAPER-1.2.6
Practical
Full Mark-75

1.2.6 Networking and Internet

SECOND SEMESTER
PAPER-1.2.7
Practical
Full Mark-75

1.2.7 SQL
 B.Sc ITM 2nd Year

Semester III

Sl.No. Subject Total Mid End

Marks Term Term
Marks Marks

1. Managerial Economics 100 20 80

2.3.1

2. Computer Organization 100 20 80

2.3.2

3. Prog. In C++ 100 20 80

2.3.3

4. Programming in C# 100 20 80

2.3.4

5. RDBMS Fundamentals and Client Server 100 20 80

Technology

2.3.5

Practical

6. C++ Programming 75

2.3.6

7. Linux OS 75

2.3.7
 THIRD SEMESTER
MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS (PAPER 2.3.1)

Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

UNIT - I
Meaning, Nature & Scope of Economics, Nature of human wants, Concepts of
wants,Characteristics,Types, utility, Value and price,Wealth,Goods,Types of goods Difference
between micro &macroeconomics.
UNIT-II
Managerial Economics: Factors influencing managerial decisions, Managerial economics and
other disciplines, objectives of the firms, managerial decisions. Demand Analysis: Meaning
&typesofdemand, Determinants ofdemand, lawof demand & exceptions to it, law of diminishing
marginal utility, Equi-marginal utility.
UNIT-III
Elasticity of Demand, Determinants of Elasticity Measurement of elasticity, Income elasticity
and cross elasticity ,Law of supply and exceptions to the law of supply, elasticity of supply.
UNIT-IV
Production & Cost Analysis: Production Function, Factors of production, law of variable
proportion, Returns to scale, Cost Concepts: Types of costs, short run cost curves &Longrun cost
curves. Revenue concepts: Average, Marginal and Total Revenue, Determinants of Price, under
perfect market & Monopoly market in short run&long run.
UNIT-V
Macro Economics- Meaning and significance of macroeconomics, National income
analysis(GDP, NDP, NNP). National income at constant and market price. Methods of
measurement of GNP-product method, Income method, Expenditure method, difficulties in the
measurement of national income in India.

BOOKS RECOMMENDED:
1. D.Mithani- Managerial Economics
2. H.L Ahuja-Micro Economics
3. M.L Jhingan-Micro Economics
4. P.N chopra-micro economics
5. K.Pradhan and R.K Pany- Elementary micro and macro Economics.
 COMPUTER ORGANIZATION & OPERATING SYSTEM (PAPER- 2.3.2)
Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

UNIT-1:-
Computer abstraction and Technology :Introduction :Bellow your Program, Under the
Cover, Integrated Circuits: Fueling Innovations ,Real Stuff: Manufacturing Pentium chips
,Fallacies and Pitfalls, Concluding Remarks.
The Role of Performance: Introduction : Measuring Performance, Relating Metrics
UNIT-2:-
Computer Instructions and Arithmetic for Computers: Computer Instruction:
Introduction, Operations of the computer hardware , Operands of the Computer Hardware
,Representing instructions in the computer ,Instruction for making decisions, Supporting
Procedure in Computer Hardware .
UNIT-3:-
The Processor: Data path and control Introduction: Building a Data Path, A Simple
Implementation scheme. Multi cycle implementation, Micro-Programming: Simplifying
control design , Exceptions, Real Stuff: The Pentium Pro-Implementation, Fallacies and
pitfalls, Concluding Remarks, Historical Perspective and Further Reading, Key terms .
UNIT-4:-
Operating System: Introduction: What is an Operating System? Simple batch System
Multi Programmed Batched System ,Time-Sharing System, Personal-Computer System
,Parallel Systems ,Distributed Systems ,Real-Time Systems, Operating System ,
Structures ,System Components, Operating System Services, System Calls , System
Programs ,System Structures, Virtual Machine, System Design and Implementation ,
System generation.
UNIT-5:-
CPU Scheduling: Basic concepts, Scheduling Criteria,, Scheduling Algorithms, Multiple
Processors Scheduling, Real Time Scheduling ,Algorithms valuation, Virtual Memory:
Background, Demand Paging , Allocation of Frames ,Thrashing, File System Interface,
File Concept, Access Methods ,Directory Structure.

BOOKS RECOMMENDED:
1. Computer Organization – Hamacher, TMH
2. Computer Organization and Design, D.A Patterson & J.L. Hennessy- Elsivier
 PROGRAMMING IN C++ (PAPER 2.3.3)

Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

UNIT – I
C++An Overview: Principles of Object Oriented Programming, object-based and object-oriented
programming, concepts of C++, C++ tokens, basic data types, user-defined data types, derived
data types, expressions, Operators, Control Statements.

UNIT - II
Procedure-based Programming: Functions, main function, function prototyping, call-by-
reference, return-by-reference function, Inline function, Scope and lifetime, Overloaded function,
Function templates, Exception handling.

UNIT - III
Object-based Programming: Class,Class initialization, defining member functions, private
member functions, object as function argument, friend function, constructor, destructor,
overloaded operators, class templates.
UNIT – IV

Oriented Programming: Class inheritance, defining derived classes, types of inheritance (single,
multiple, multilevel, hierarchical, hybrid), constructors in derived classes, run-time
polymorphism and virtual function.

UNIT -V
I/0 & File handling: Console I/O operations, opening and closing a file, file modes, working with
files.

BOOKS RECOMMENDED :
1 C++ PRIMERE BY S.B. Lippman and J.Lajole (AWL)
2. OOP with C++ by Balagurusway (TMH)
3. Prog. with C++ by B.Stroustrup (AWL)
 PROGRAMMING IN C# (PAPER- 2.3.4)

Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-8

UNIT-1:-

Introduction to C #:What is c#, Evolution of c#, characteristics & Application of c#. How does
c# differ fromC++. The .NET strategy, .NET framework, CLR, visual studio.NET, C# &
.NET.

UNIT-2:-

Structure of C# Program, Name space, command line arguments, managing console I/O
operator, Literals, variables, Data types, Value type, Reference type, Declaration & initialization
of Variable, scope of variable, Operator &expression. Types of operators, Types Conversion ,
Operator precedency & Associativity.

UNIT-3:-

Decision making & Branching ,(if else state , switch case ), Looping: while, do while, for ,for
each statement, Jumps in loops, methods in c#, pass by value , pass by reference, method
overloading.

UNIT-4:-

Arrays & structure :- One dimensional array, two dimensional array, manipulation of string,
structure, structure with methods, Difference between classes & structs, Enumerations & its
initialization.

UNIT-5:-

Basic principle of oops, class &objects, Constructors, Destructor, Inheritance & polymorphism,
Interface – multiple inheritance, overriding methods, operator overriding, Delegates & events,
Multithreading in C#.

BOOKS RECOMMENDED :
1. Programming in C# - Wrox publication

2. Complete Reference C#, TMH

 RDBMS FUNDAMENTALS & CLIENT SERVER TECHNOLOGY (PAPER- 2.3.5)

Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

UNIT-1:-

Introducing Database: Concept of a Database, Interacting with a Database, Architecture of a

Database, Database Language SQL & QBE.

UNIT-2:-

Interpreting Data : Entities and Relationships , Codd’s 12 rules, Constraints on Relations,

Relational database design by ER Diagram.

UNIT-3:-

Simplifying Data: Need for Simplifying data, Simplifying Data to INF,

Simplifying Data to 2NF, Simplifying Data to 3NF.

Storage Strategies and file organizations: Disc Storage, Basic File Structures and Hashing,
Indexing structures for files.
UNIT-4:-

Storing & retrieving Data: Data Mining, Data Warehousing and OLAP, Language support for
an RDBMS, Organizing a Database, End-User’s View of a Database, Restricting Access to a
Database.

UNIT-5:-

Ensuring Integrity of Data & Oracle Database Architecture: The concept of Data Integrity,
Controlling Concurrent Data Access, Oracle Architecture, Oracle as a RDBMS.

BOOKS RECOMMENDED:
1. Fundamentals of Database system By S.B.Navathe

2. Introduction to RDBMS by Bipin C. Desai

 THIRD SEMESTER
PAPER-2.3.6
Practical
Full Mark-75

2.3.6 C++ Programming

THIRD SEMESTER
PAPER-2.3.7
Practical
Full Mark-75

2.3.7 Linux OS
 Semester IV

Sl. No Subject Total Mid End

Term Term
Marks Marks Marks

1. Quantitative Techniques 100 20 80

2.4.1

2. Software Engineering 100 20 80

2.4.2

3. OOPS in Java 100 20 80

2.4.3

4. Desktop Application Design using VB 100 20 80

2.4.4

5. Distributed Application Design using VB 100 20 80

2.4.5

Practical

6. Java Programming 75

2.4.6

7 Project Using VB 75

2.4.7
 FOURTH SEMESTER

QUANTITATIVE TECHNIQUE (PAPER- 2.4.1)

Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

UNIT-1

Matrices & Transformation:

Matrices, Definition, Matrix algebra, Solution by system’s equation, Transformation,
Translation, Enlargement, Reflection, Rotation, Shearing,Stretching
UNIT-2:-

Calculus, Limit, Continuity, Differentiation, Derivative and Rules of Differentiation, Problems

of Maxima and Minima in Single Variable Function, Multi Value Function, Partial Derivatives
and Euler’s Theorem, Indefinite integral, Definite integral, Area under the curve
UNIT-3:-

Inventory Control and Investment Appraisal: Types of Inventory, Reasons for holding stocks,
Types of stocks costs , Basic inventory management decision. Terminology’s. An illustration of
a simple stock situation. Assumptions , Economic order quantity (EOQ),Other EOQ
formulae, EOQ with discounts ,Types of control system : 3 Reorder level system, Periodic level
system .

UNIT-4:-

INVESTMENT APPRAISAL: Definition, Factors , affecting the decision to invest .Traditional

technique, Payback Method, Advantage of Payback .Disadvantage of Payback .Discounted cash
flow technique:2 Common features of DCF techniques ,Assumptions in Basic DCF appraisal
,Net Present Value (NAV),Internal Rate of Return (IRR),The Multiple rate problems .

UNIT-5:-

Network Analysis: Basic Terminology, A typical Network ,Rules, Conventions, Time Analysis,
Objectives, Basic Definitions, Time Estimates, Symbol/Notation, Float , PERT (Program
evaluation and review technique),Cost Scheduling.

BOOKS RECOMMENDED :
1. Higher Secondary Math( Vol 1 & 2)
2. Operation Research, Kanti Swaroop
3. Operation Research, S. Kalavathy
4. Business Mathematics, D.R Agarwal, Brinda Pub.
 OOP IN JAVA (PAPER- 2.4.3)
Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

UNIT-1:-
Introduction to OOP And Java:-Introduction to OOP, Basic concepts of OOP:-Objects and
Classes, data Abstraction and Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism, Dynamic Binding,
Message Communication, Benefits of OOP, Applications of OOP, Java:-Evolution, Features of
Java, Java vs. C and C++, Hardware and Software Requirements, Java Environment.

UNIT-2:-

Overview Of Java Language:-Java program structure, java tokens, simple java program, java
statements, JVM, Command line arguments. Constants, variables, Datatypes, Variable
declaration, scope of variables, type casting. Operators and Expressions:-types of operators,
arithmetic expressions, evaluation of expressions, precedence of operators, type convertions.

UNIT-3:-

Decision Making And Looping:-Introduction, If statement, If…else statement, if…elseif, nested

if statements, switch statement, ?: operator. Looping:-introduction, while statement, do while
statement, for statement, jumping statements, labeled loops.

UNIT-4:-

Classes, Objects, Methods, Arrays and Strings:-Defining a class, field declaration, methods
declaration, creating objects, accessing class members, constructors, methods overloading,
nesting of methods, inheritance, overriding methods, abstract classes and methods. Array:-
introduction, 1-D array, creating an array, declaration, initialization. 2-D array. Strings:-string
arrays, string methods, string buffer class

UNIT-5:-

Multithreaded Programming:-Introduction, creating threads, extending the thread class, stopping

and blocking a thread, life cycle of thread, using thread methods, thread exceptions, thread
priority.

BOOK RECOMMENDED:

1. programming with Java by E.Balagurusamy.

 SOFTWARE ENGINEERING (PAPER 2.4.3)
Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

UNIT – I. Introduction to Software Engineering:

Software Engineering Problem, The Software Engineering Approach.
Software Processes: Software Process, Characteristics of Software Process, Software
Development Process models: Waterfall model, Prototype model , Iterative model, Spiral model,
Project Management Process, Software Configuration Management Process.

UNIT-II. Software Requirements:

Need for SRS, Requirement Process.
Planning a Software Project: Cost Estimation, Project Scheduling and Staffing Software
Configuration Management Plans, Quality Assurance Plans, Project Monitoring Plans.

UNIT – III. Function Oriented Design:

Design Principles, Module Level Concepts, Design Notation and Specification, Structured
Design Methodology.

UNIT – IV. Detailed Design:

Module Specifications, PDL, Logical Algorithm Design, Verification, Cyclometic complexity,
Data Binding and Cohesion Metrics.
Coding: Programming Practice, Verification, Size and Complexity Metrics.

UNIT –V. Testing:

Testing Fundamentals, Functional Testing, Structural Testing, Testing Process, Reliability
Estimation.
BOOK RECOMMENDED:
1. PankajJalote, “An Integrated Approach to Software Engineering”, (Narosa).
REFERENCES:
1. Pressman R.S., “Software Engineering: A Practitioner’s Approach’, Fifth Edition (Me Graw
Hill)
2. Somerville I., “Software Engineering”, 60, Edition (Pearson Education)
3. Fairley R.E., “Software Engineering Concepts” (Tata Me Graw Hill)
4.Mall R., “Fundamentals of Software Engineering” (Prentice Hall of India)
 DESKTOP APPLICATION DESIGNING USING VISUAL BASIC (PAPER- 2.4.4)

Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

UNIT-1:-INTRODUCTION TO VISUAL BASIC &Development Environment: What is Visual

Basic, Object Oriented Programming Features, VB IDE, VB Programming Process:-Project
Explorer, Form Layout, Creating Application, Project And Interface, VB Intrinsic Controls,
Working with Controls, Form Design, Development Environment and Customization:- SDI and
MDI customization and applications.

UNIT-2:-INTRODUCTION TO VB Language:- Variable, Constants, Data types, Operators,

Expressions, General Statements and Control Statements, Arrays, Built-in Functions and
Procedures, and Control Arrays and User Defined Procedures, Creating and Calling Functions.

UNIT-3:-MANAGING FORMS: Working With Forms, Adding Controls To A Project, Making

and Running An Executable file MENUS & DIALOG BOXES:-What Item Goes In What Menu
,Adding a menu to a Form, Modifying and Deleting Menu Items, Adding Access Characters,
Working with Common Dialogs .

UNIT-4:-MDI:-Creating An MDI Application , Arranging MDI Child Windows, Opening New

MDI Child Windows, Handling MDI Forms And Child Forms.

UNIT-5:-Events and Methods, Frame Control, List Boxes, Combo Boxes, Image object, Picture
Object, Timer, Scroll Bar, Drive List, Directory List boxes, File list box, Status bar, Manipulating
Controls at run time. Early and late binding variable.

BOOKS RECOMMENDED: - 1.Visual Basic Black Book

2. Complete reference to Visual Basic

 DISTRIBUTED APPLICATION DESIGN USING VB (PAPER-2.4.5)

Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

UNIT-1

Creating ActiveX Controls And Documents:

In-Process Vs. Out-Of-Process Components,Creating An ActiveX Control,Designing An
ActiveX Control From Scratch,Giving ActiveX Controls Persistent Graphics,Basing An ActiveX
Control On An Existing Visual Basic Control,Handling Constituent Control Events In An
ActiveX Control,Adding Controls To An ActiveX Control (A Calculator ActiveX
Control)Testing An ActiveX Control.

UNIT-2

Connecting To The Windows API:What’s Available In The Windows API?,Immediate

Solutions,Getting Or Creating A Device Context (Including The WholeScreen),Drawing Lines In
A Device Context,Drawing Ellipses In A Device Context,Drawing Rectangles In A Device
Context,Setting Drawing Colors And Styles (Using Pens),Handling The Mouse Outside Your
Program’s Window,Getting A Window’s TextPlaying Sounds With API Functions.

UNIT-3

Visual Basic And DHTML:Creating A Web Browser,Specifying URLs In A Web

Browser,Adding Back And Forward Buttons To A Web Browser,Adding Refresh, Home, And
Stop Buttons To A Web Browser Creating DHTML Pages,Adding Text To DHTML
Pages,Adding Images To DHTML Pages ,Adding Tables To DHTML Pages,Adding Hyperlinks
To DHTML Pages.

UNIT-4

Databases: Using DAO, RDO, And ADO:In Depth,What Are Databases?,DAO,RDO,ADO,The

Data-Bound Controls,Immediate Solutions Creating And Managing Databases With The Visual
Data Manager,Creating A Table With The Visual Data Manager,Creating A Field With The
Visual Data Manager,Entering Data In A Database With The Visual Data Manager,Adding A
Data Control To A Program,Opening A Database With The Data Control,Opening A Database
With An ADO Data Control,Connecting An ADO Data Control To A Bound Control,The Data
Form Wizard: Creating A Data Form,Using Database Control Methods: Adding, Deleting, And
Modifying Records,Adding Records To Databases,Deleting Records In Databases,Refreshing A
Data Control,Updating A Database With Changes,Moving To The Next Record,Moving To The
Previous Record,Moving To The First Record,Moving To The Last Record,The ADO Data-
Bound Controls.
UNIT-5

Working With Database Objects In Code:A Full-Scale ADO Example,ADO: Opening A

Connection,ADO: Creating A Record Set From A Connection,ADO: Binding Controls To
Record Sets,ADO: Adding A Record To A Record Set,
ADO: Refreshing The Record Set,ADO: Updating A Record In A Record Set,ADO: Moving To
The First Record In A Record Set,ADO: Moving To The Last Record In A Record Set,ADO:
Moving To The Next Record In A Record Set,ADO: Moving To The Previous Record In A
Record Set,ADO: Deleting A Record In A Record Set

BOOKS RECOMMENDED: - 1.Visual Basic Black Book.

2. Complete reference to Visual Basic.

 FOURTH SEMESTER
PAPER-2.4.6
Practical
Full Mark-75

2.4.6 Java Programming

FOURTH SEMESTER
PAPER-2.4.7
Practical
Full Mark-75

2.4.7 Project using VB

 B.Sc ITM 3rd Year

Semester V

Sl.No. Subject Total Mid End

Marks Term Term
Marks Marks

8. Organizational Behavior 100 20 80

3.5.1

9. Visual C++ And MFC 100 20 80

3.5.2

10. Advanced java 100 20 80

3.5.3

Practical

11. VC++ 3.5.4 75

12. Advanced Java 3.5.5 75

 FIFTH SEMESTER

ORGANIZATIONAL BEHAVIOR (PAPER- 3.5.1)

Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

Unit-1:-
Organizational Behavior:-Nature of organization, concept of features of organization,
types of organizational goals, organized individual goal.

Unit-2:-
Perception:-Concept of perception, perceptual selectivity,managerial in perception.

Unit-3:-
Concept, Theories of personality, determinants of personality, personality and behavior,
inter personal behavior: transactional analysis, ego states, transaction, stroking, application of
transactional analysis.

Unit-4:-
Motivation:- Maslow’s need hierarchy, Herzberg two factor theory, McClelland’s need
theory,leadership, Theories of leadership, Trait theory, Behaviour theory, Managerial grid,
Situational theory, Fred Fiedler’s contingency model

Unit-5:-
Organisational Development:-Inter-personal conflict, group conflicts, intra group conflicts, inter
group conflicts, organizational change, reasons for organizational change, objective and process
of change, organizational development, need and steps of 00,00 interventions.

BOOKS RECOMMENDED:

1. Organization Behaviour, L.M. Prsad, S.P. Robbins

2. Organization Behaviour, Fred Luthans
3. Organization Behaviour, Fred John, W.Newstrom, K. Davis
 VISUAL C++ AND MFC (PAPER- 3.5.2)
Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

UNIT I
ARCHITECTURE OF MICROSOFT WINDOWS AND MFC: Understanding Windows
Architecture, Anatomy of a Windows base application, analyzing a simple windows base
application, Introduction to MFC, MFC class hierarchy, Using Microsoft developer studio.

Unit-II
Creating an SDI application, Classes in a minimum MFC application, Writing application in non
document/view, Using application wizard to create MFC application.

UNIT III
HANDLING MESSAGE AND OUTPUT TEXT AND GRAPHICS: Introduction to message,
Message mapping system, Message mapping in MFC. Writing output to a device, Using CDC
class, Using GDI object .

UNIT-IV
Mapping Modes. Drawing graphics and text to the screen. Introduction to different controls.

UNIT V
DESIGNING GUI INTERFACE: Using frame, Static control, Text control, Drop down list.
Getting and setting values for different controls. Creating and Using dialog boxes. Creating and
Using property sheet. Creating and using Menus, Tool Bar, Status Bar. Introduction to data
persistence.

BOOK RECOMMENDED:

Programming in VC++ - Y.P.Karntetkar

 ADVANCED JAVA (PAPER-3.5.3)
Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

Unit-1:-
JDBC and Java Beans:-Understanding features of JDBC, API, different types of JDBC driver,
Using JDBC to query a database, identify elements of java bean, identify types of java beans.

Unit-2:-
RMI(Remote Method Invocation):Overview of distributed application, defining remote method
invocation(RMI), understanding the RMI architecture, identifying the steps to develop and
application in RMI, designing RMI application, Creating stubs and skeletons, creating a screen
policy, executing RMI application.

Unit-3:-
Servlet:-Comparing servlets with other server side technologies, understanding the lifecycle of a
servlet, identifying different techniques to keep track of sessions in servlet, maintain a session
using servlet, implementing a interserver

Unit-4:-
JSP:-Identifying the need for JSP, understanding the JSP request response cycle, creating a JSP
page, Understanding the custom page library.

Unit-5:-
EJB:Introduction to EJB, Benefits of EJB, Types of EJB, Session Bean: State Management
Modes; Message-Driven Bean, Differences between Session Beans and Message- Driven Beans,
the Life Cycles of Enterprise Beans, the Life Cycle of a Stateful Session Bean, the Life Cycle of
a Stateless Session Bean.

BOOKS RECOMMENDED:

1. Server Programming – Wrox Publication

2. Complete Reference Adv. Java - TMH
 FIFTH SEMESTER
PAPER-3.5.4
Practical
Full Mark-75

3.5.4 VC++

FIFTH SEMESTER
PAPER-3.5.5
Practical
Full Mark-75

3.5.5 Advanced java

 Semester VI

Sl. No Subject Total Mid End

Term Term
Marks Marks Marks

1. Computerized Accounting 100 20 80

3.6.1

2. Operation Research 100 20 80

3.6.2

3. Management Information System 100 20 80

3.6.3

Practical

4. Project 3.6.4 150

 SIXTH SMESTER
COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING (PAPER-3.6.1)

Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

Unit-1:
The basic concept of accounting:-
Preparation of ownership and control, the users of accounts, computers and user accounts,
concepts and conventions, the accounting equation, the balance sheet, classifying items, function.

Unit-2:-
Book Keeping:-The double entry system, double entry of expenses, the asset of stock, capital and
revenue expenditure, balancing accounts on computers, the trial balance, the final accounts,
depreciation, bad debts and provision for bad debts, divison of laager, books of original entry,
source document, accounting system, interpretation of accounts.

Unit-3:-
Control and Audit:- Control and audit procedure, internal controls, suspense accounts, other
internal controls, external control auditing, auditing computerized system, computer assisted
audit techniques.

Unit-4:-
Costing:- Cost accounting, Classifying costs, Cost sheet, Marginal costing, Break even graph,
Budget, Budgetary control.

Unit-5:-
Computer and accounts:-Computerized accounts, system configuration, audit trails,
nominal(normal) ledger, sales ledger, purchase ledger, stock control, payroll, other computer
package, spreadsheets.

BOOKS RECOMMENDED:

1. Financial Accounting, Jain & Narang

2. Cost Accounting , Jain & Narang
3. Auditing, Jagdish Prasad
 OPERATION RESEARCH (PAPER-3.6.2)
Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

Unit-1:
Overview of operation research:-
 Operation research: introduction, nature of OR, phases of OR, classification of model,
OR techniques, OR and modern business management, limitation and scope of
OR.Problem formulation and modeling: problems of formulation, measures of
performance, modeling of OR, deriving a solution, question of error, updating the model.

Unit-2:-
Combinational and sequential Decisions:
 Combinational decision:-what are combinational problems? Branch and bound technique,
application of branch and bound technique.Sequential Decision:introduction, dynamic
programming, optimally function, application of dynamic programming to situation.

Unit-3:-
Queing, simulation and decision theory:-Queing:what is quing?queue objects,quing
models,quing problems Enrilg,s model fixed arrival and random arrival models.Simulation:
Meaning of simulation,Methods of simulation,Monte Carlo method of simulation,and application
of Monte Carlo method .Decision Theory: What is Decision Theory,determinationof alternatives
action plan,different decision models,factors of decision making under risk situations, marginal
analysis,utility function.

Unit-4:-
Risk Analysis,ValueAnalysis and Statistical Quality Control:-Risk analysis: Investment
decisions,appraisal techniques,analysis of risk factor,risk measurement,decision making
approach under risk situation,sensitivity analysis.value analysis: purpose of value analysis,VA
tool ,Techniques of VA,and application of VA.

Unit-5:
Production management: Concept, Function,production,planning, quality control,Inventory
control,Purchasing.

BOOKS RECOMMENDED:

1. Operation Research, V.K. Kapoor

2. Operation Research, S.D. Sharma
3. Operation Research, S. Kalavathy
 MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM (PAPER-3.6.3)
Full Mark-100
Mid Sem-20
End Sem-80

UNIT - I
Management Support System: Managerial decision-making and Information Systems, Managers
and Computerized Support, Computerized decision support and the supporting technologies, A
framework for Decision support, The concept of DSS, GSS, Expert-systems, knowledge
management systems.
UNIT – II
Decision Making: Introductions and Definitions, systems, Models, Decision Making
phases(The Intelligence phase, the design phase and the choice phase, the Implementation
phase).
DSS: Characteristics and capabilities of DSS, Components of DSS, Data Management
Subsystem, Model Management subsystem, Knowledge-based Management subsystem, Dialog
subsystem, DSS Vs MIS, DBMS in DSS.

UNIT -III
Modeling and Analysis: Modeling for MSS, Static and Dynamic models, Certainty, Uncertainty
and risk, MSS modeling in spreadsheets, Introduction to DSS Development, SDLC, Alternate
development Methodologies, Prototyping, DSS technology levels and tools, DSS Development
platforms.

UNIT -IV
Group Support Systems: Group Decision Making, Communication and Collaboration,
Communication Support, Collaboration Support, Group Support Systems and its technologies,
The GSS Meeting process.
Knowledge Management: Introduction, Information Technology in Knowledge Management.

UNIT -V
Implementation and Integrating MSS: Models of MSS Integration, Intelligent DSS, Intelligent
Modeling & model management, Impacts of MSS: Impact on Organization & Individuals.
BOOK RECOMMENDED:
1. Decision Support Systems and Intelligent systems, by Efraim Turban and Jay EAronson.
REFERENCES:
1. Decision Support and Data Warehouse Systems, by Efrem G.Maltach.
2. Decision- Support System, by George M.Marakas.
3. Decision Support System, by V.S. Janakiram and K. Sarukesi.
 SIXTH SEMESTER
PAPER-3.6.4
Practical
Full Mark-150

3.6.4. Project