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M.Tech.(Electronics)
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With the speed of communication growing day by day and
increasing use of computers for data sharing, the demand for quality
Computer Professionals is on an increase. Computer and its applications
have revolutionized the processes in almost every organization and made it
easy to handle. Preparing software, which is required for performing
various programming activities and automating the processes in various
fields of activities, is possible only with the knowledge of the subject of
computer applications.
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Need of Quality IT Professionals is on an
increase. The following are some excerpts from
recommendations from NASSCOM, India
“In order to maintain India’s competitive advantage of
technically skilled knowledge-workers with the right mix of technical,
business and functional skills, the workforce needs to increase by at
least 10-fold by 2008. As per the Nasscom-McKinsey report 1999,
India needs to have at least 2.2 million knowledge
workers in IT software and services related areas by 2008.“
Our MCA program offers the required skills and
theoretical basis to be a good IT Professional. A team of energetic and
dedicated faculty members having experience in Teaching and Industry will
guide you throughout the programme as a Friend and Philosopher. The team
of faculty works under the able guidance of its most experienced member
and a pivot, Dr. R. K. Tuteja.
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MESSAGE FROM H.O.D
MCA
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Our world and our society are profoundly influenced by
technology. Technology has
helped raise our standard of living and has resulted in replacement of
simple techniques of doing our work by electronic and computing
technologies. Still only the innovation in technology cannot guarantee a
better society. We know that
the realization of technical developments are ultimately influenced by
society and not determined solely by their own logic.
We at NCCE’s Department of MCA, are working not
only on developing professionals in the area of computer technology but
also on the aspect of making our students think on the application areas
of it.
Looking at the nature of the object of research and
interdisciplinary composition of the present technology, we have been
using a variety of quantitative and qualitative methods while teaching in
classrooms along with classical methods of teaching. We also focus on development of
the professionals by brainstorming, technology research orientation,
system analysis, case studies, cross-technology study, cost/benefit analysis,
computer simulations and also certain processes of development of
software.We have been producing quality professionals in this area.
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Winners are those
people who make a habit of doing the things losers are uncomfortable
doing.
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Dr. R. K. Tuteja.
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MCA Program
The Master in Computer Application
(MCA) at NCCE is a matchless professional degree programme extended under
the guidance of Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra. The program
constitutes a unique combination of basic and advance subjects keeping in
view of the blend of the latest technology and strong technical base
required to work for any Software Industry of repute. The subjects
include not only the basic subjects like Discrete Mathematical
Structures, Fundamentals of Computer Architecture, Data Structures and
Numerical Analysis but also the advance programming languages like JAVA,
LINUX, ORACLE, Windows Programming using Visual C++, Web Programming and
Visual Basic. It also includes Computer Oriented Optimizing Techniques
learnt for being successful tech-managers, utilizing the resources to
their fullest.
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Our Teaching
Methodology
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Our teaching
methodology is two pronged which links theory and practice.
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We furnish our students with knowledge
across all major areas to meet the industry needs.
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We also enhance their skills to
identify, formulate and solve problems innovatively.
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We provide opportunities to
develop according to the industry standards, which are gathered in
seminars, guest lectures and company visits.
Teaching Methodology
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» LABORATORIES
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Our state-of-art laboratories are equipped
with latest Hardware and Software facilities. We emphasize not only on the theory but practical
skills development. We also provide live projects to the students to work
with to improve their confidence level of handling any time critical
project also.
Lab
1 Basic Programming Lab
» Lab is equipped
with latest 21 P-IV systems.
» Operating system
is “Windows”.
» The Lab is
equipped with licensed software of C, C++, JAVA, Oracle and Prolog.
» All the
experiments prescribed in & beyond the curriculum are performed very
well.
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Lab
2 Basic Methodology Lab
» Lab is equipped
with latest 16 P-IV systems.
» Operating system
is “Windows”.
» The Lab is
equipped with licensed software of C, C++, Perl and Visual Studio.
» All the
experiments prescribed in & beyond the curriculum are performed
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Lab
3 Visual Programming Lab
» Lab is equipped
with latest 23 P-IV systems.
» Operating system
is “Windows”.
» The Lab is
equipped with licensed software of C, Oracle, Visual Studio and JAVA..
» All the
experiments prescribed in & beyond the curriculum are performed
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» COURSE CURRICULUM
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The
Kurukshetra University, keeping an eye on the Industry requirements, has
designed the course curriculum for this programme. The present course
curriculum is as follows:
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SEMESTER-I
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SEMESTER-IV
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MCA-101
Computer Fundamentals and Problem Solving Through C
MCA-102 Computer Organisation
MCA-103 Discrete Mathematical Structure
MCA-104 Structured System Analysis and Design
MCA-105 Computer Oriented Numerical and Statistical Methods Using C
MCA-106 Software Laboratory-I C (Based on
MCA-101)
MCA-107 Software Laboratory-II C (Based on MCA-105)
MCA-108 Seminar
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MCA-401
JAVA Programming and Internet Applications
MCA-402 Computer Architecture & Parallel Processing
MCA-403 LINUX and Shell Programming
MCA-404 Elective-I
MCA-405 Elective-II
MCA-406 Software Laboratory-VII JAVA Programming (Based on MCA-401)
MCA-407 Software Laboratory-VIII LINUX & Shell Programming (Based on
MCA-403) and CASE Tools
MCA-408 Seminar
List of Elective Papers
i) Principles of Programming Languages
ii) System Programming
iii) Advanced Database Systems
iv) Microprocessors and Interfaces
v) Design and Analysis of Algorithms
vi) Software Project Management vii) Management Information System
viii) Data Mining and Warehousing
ix) Theory of Computation
x) Network Management & Programming
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SEMESTER-II
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SEMESTER-V
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MCA-201
Data Structures Using C
MCA-202 Software Engineering
MCA-203 System Simulation
MCA-204
Computer Oriented Optimization Techniques
MCA-205 Object Oriented Systems and C ++
MCA-206 Software Laboratory-III C Language (Based on MCA-201)
MCA-207 Software Lab-IV C++ (Based on MCA-205)
MCA-208 Seminar
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MCA-501
Computer Graphics and Multimedia
MCA-502 Artificial Intelligence
MCA-503 Web Engineering
MCA-504 Elective-I
MCA-505 Elective-II
MCA-506 Software Laboratory-IX PROLOG Programming and Graphics (Based on
MCA-501 & MCA-502)
MCA-507 Software Laboratory-X HTML,CGI using PERL,JSP, XML (Based on
MCA-503)
MCA-508 Seminar
List of Elective Papers
i) Compiler Construction
ii) Internet and Intranet Engineering
iii) Principles of Finance & Accounting
iv) E-Commerce
v) Software Testing and Quality Assurance
vi) Neural Networksvii) Fuzzy Logic
viii) Programming in C#ix) Professional Issues in I.T.
x) Human Computer Interaction
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SEMESTER-III
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SEMESTER-VI
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MCA-301
Data Base Systems
MCA-302 Visual Programming using VB
MCA-303 Computer Networks
MCA-304 Operating System
MCA-305 Windows Programming & Visual C++
MCA-306 Software Laboratory-V ORACLE (Based on MCA-301)
MCA-307 Software Laboratory-VI VISUAL PROGRAMMING (based on MCA-302 &
MCA-305)
MCA-308 Seminar
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MCA-601
Project
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» PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
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In today's world academic knowledge alone is not
sufficient to grow and excel in life. A lot of other factors need to be
taken care of before we go ahead. We see such things on a regular basis.
Today it is no longer possible to get a job just on the basis of a
Written test. Either a Group Discussion or a Personal Interview, or both
follow each of these processes. We not only have to be technically sound
but also on other personality fronts to get placed in the industry. We have a PDP Committee, which
organize group discussions, communication skills development, technical
paper presentation, lectures on current technologies, mock tests and
interviews to develop the overall personality of the students.
Besides this, students work with the faculty
members in handling various events.
We have formed committees of students who work in the areas of
Seminar Organization, looking for Placement opportunities, Sports &
Cultural events and Alumni Interaction
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