Course Information & Syllabus
Course Information :
The fields of Computing and Business are complementary as business strategy is increasingly interlinked with IT
developments. This degree enables you to combine a good knowledge of computing with an understanding of how
modern organizations work. The degree is carried out through eight semesters, spread over four years. The eighth
semester is devoted to project work based on practical training in an Industrial Organization/ Institute.
Year 1 :
Computer Platforms
Computing Solutions
S/W Constructs and Tools
Introduction to Programming in C
Mathematical Foundations for Computer Science
Systems Analysis
Discrete Mathematics
Visual Programming
Computer Architecture
Professional Communication and Technical Report Writing
Year 2 :
Database Management Systems
Principles of Management
Communication Technology
Data Structures and Algorithms
Computer Implementation Project
Digital Electronics
Object Oriented Programming using C++
Quality Management Principles
Systems Software
Operating Systems
Year 3 :
Decision Support Systems
Financial Systems and Auditing
Programming in Java
Networking
Advanced Computing Project
Human Computer Interface
Data Mining and Data Warehousing
Techniques of Artificial Intelligence
Management Information Systems
Knowledge Management
Year 4 :
E-Commerce
Software Project Management
Internet Programming
Unix and Shell Programming
Strategic Management
Industrial Project
Coursework & Assessment :
The fields of Computing and Business are complementary as business strategy is increasingly interlinked with IT
developments. This degree enables you to combine a good knowledge of computing with an understanding of how
modern organizations work. The degree is carried out through eight semesters, spread over four years. The eighth
semester is devoted to project work based on practical training in an Industrial Organization/ Institute.
Careers :
The wide range of option choices in the final year enables graduates to follow a range of careers as computer
programmers, system analysts, technical support engineers and can lead to supervisory and managerial posts. 