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  Department of Computer Science

Setup in 1988-89, the Department of Computer Science, Himachal Pradesh University is one of the most reputed and prolific departments in the University today. It aims at the development of technical skills of the students, thus producing highly qualified computer professionals.

The Department boasts of efficient faculty, proper infrastructure and a high-tech laboratory. Proper training facilities and industrial tours are also arranged which contribute to moulding the students' career.

Only the best of the lot are admitted to the course, strictly on the basis of the performance in the entrance exams.

Mission
To Keep pace with the emerging trends in the computer science and technology.
Objectives
    •          Developing a new class of computer professionals.
    •          Achieving academic excellence.
    •          Nurturing the students of yesterday into resolute builders of the future.
    •          Discover the ultimate in the field of Computer Science.
    •          To increase the number of computer literates.
    •          To make the forthcoming generations aware of computer education.
    •          To impart technical as well as interpersonal skills to the students.
    •          To produce computer professionals who can face the challenges of IT Industry.
    •          To provide IT based solutions to the society.
Thrust Area

To produce skilled professionals in computer applications

Department of Computer Science has been given ground floor of Netaji Subhash Chander Bhavan building, in the main campus of Himachal Pradesh University. The MCA course is given high priority and is treated as a highly professional course. The department has all the basic requirements in terms of facilities/infrastructure. The department has facilities in the form of human resource, computer lab and class-rooms.

Lecture Theatres

To provide an inspiring and exciting learning environment the department's modern lecture theatres are equipped with latest communication and multimedia equipment such as OHPs and LCD projectors. One lecture theatre and a computer lab is being established.

Computer Laboratory

To provide a rich hand-on experience, to the students a state-of-the-art Computer Lab has been developed to take care of all the needs of the Department. The laboratory has the latest high quality hardware matched with th rich blend of latest software. The laboratory has four platforms namely, Windows98, Windows NT,SCO UNIX and LINUX, thus providing all types of operating systems.

Hardware available

The available Hardware consists of Servers, Nodes and other peripheral devices mentioned as under:

Server Configurations

 SERVERS (IBM)

02

 

 Pentium III (1.4 GHz) XEON Server

 L2 Cache Memory 512 KB

 2X 36 GB HDD ULTRA SCSI 10,000 RPM

 RAID card/MITEX card

 Ultra 160 SCSI raid controller

 Storage bays HOT SWAP CAGE

 Pre Failure Alert Facility (SIW)

 128 bit 32/4 MB VRAM

 15" Digital Coloured Monitor Multimedia Ready

 Fast 64 bit ETHERNET Card 10/100 MBPS

 108/111 Keyboard

 Intelli Mouse (OEM)

 2 Serial Ports

 2 USB Ports

 1 Parallel Port

 1.44 MB FDD

 DVD ROM 16X

 Dedicated Service Processor with System Management Software

 Redundant Hot Pluggable Power Supply Support

 Virus Protection Support

Nodes Configurations

 NODES (IBM)

20

 

 

 Pentium 4-1.6 GHz 256 KB Cache

 845 Chipset

 128 MB SDRAM upgradable to 3GB

 40 GB smart III HDD, 7200RPM ultra ATA-100

 128 bit AGP card- 32MB VRAM

 48X CDROM (OEM)- Multimedia Kit

 Monitor 15'' Digital (in built microphone)

 Speakers Multimedia Ready

 Fast 64 bit ETHERNET Card 10/100 MBPS

 108/111 Keyboard(OEM)

 Intelli Mouse(OEM)

 2 Serial Ports

 1 Parallel Port

 2 USB Ports

 1.44 MB FDD

 WFM 2.0 Compliant

 Antivirus preloaded with media, Windows 98 with media

 NODES HCL

20

 

 Intelligent Terminal PII 350 MHz

 100 MHz SD RAM and BX Chipset

 SD Ram 512KB

 FDD 1.44 MB

 Digital Color Monitor 14"

 104 keyboard

 4.3 GB HDD 64 MB Cache

 2MB VRAM

 ETHERNET card 10/100 MBPS

 MS Intelli Mouse

 Windows 98 preloaded with license

 Norton Antivirus preloaded

 2 Serial, 1 Parallel, 2 USB Ports

 

 

Peripherals

 Printers

 

<span style="FONT-SIZE: 12pt"> Laser Jet Printer</span>

02

<span style="FONT-SIZE: 12pt"> Line Matrix Printer- Printonix 500 LPM</span>

01

<span style="FONT-SIZE: 12pt"> Dot Matrix Printer 24 Pin</span>

08

 

 CD Writers

 

<span style="FONT-SIZE: 12pt"> Internal CD Writer</span>

01

<span style="FONT-SIZE: 12pt"> External CD Writer</span>

01

 

 DAT Drive 24 GB with Server

01

<span style="FONT-SIZE: 12pt"> External Modem</span>

01

<span style="FONT-SIZE: 12pt"> 07 CD Stacker 40x SCSI</span>

01

 Scanner-Flatbed 1200 X 2400 dpi, A4 size with USB 

01

 port HP 7450

 

Networking & Structured Cabling

 ◦SWITCH (Dlink) 24 Port (Autosensing) 10/100 MBPS manageable and stackable

 ◦Rack panel for structured cabling, placing ofswitches and servers

 ◦Surface mountable I/O boxes (Dlink)

 ◦Jack Panel 24 Port

Power Supply

 Microprocessor based UPS (Talibart)

 10 KVA with 1 hour battery backup (with stacked SMFB)

 5 KVA with 1 hour battery backup (with stacked SMFB)

 3 KVA with 1 hour battery backup (with stacked SMFB)

 1.5 KVA with 1 hour battery backup (with stacked SMFB)

 1 KVA with 1 hour battery backup (with stacked SMFB)

 0.625 KVA with 1/2 hour battery backup (with stacked SMFB)

Software available

Operating Systems

 Windows XP Professional

 Microsoft Server 2000 5 user client

 Microsoft Back Office Server 5 user client

 Red Hat Linux 7.0

<span style="FONT-SIZE: 12pt"> SCO-UNIX Enterprise with complete development kit 5 users</span>

 Windows NT (25 users)

Languages for Windows Platform

 Java Web Server

 Visual Java

 C#

 Turbo C++

 Turbo Pascal 7.0

 FORTRAN 90

Application Software

 MS Office XP

 MS Office 2000

 MS Visual Studio 6.0 with MSDN

 Adobe Photoshop 7.0

 Adobe Illustrator 10.0

 Quark Express

 LIPI

 Lotus Domino Server, Administrator, Designer

HTML Editors

 MS FrontPage

Web Designing Tools

 Macromedia Flash 5.0 with Player

 Freehand 9.0

 Fireworks 4.0

 Ulead GIF Animator

 Director 8.0 Shackwave

 Generator 2.0 Developer Edition

RDBMS/DBMS for Windows Platform

 Oracle 8x, 9i

 Microsoft SQL Server 2000

 Power Builder for Windows 98

 dBase V

Graphics / Engineering Design for Windows Platform

AUTOCAD 2000i

Statistical Package for Windows Platform

 SPSS professional pack v 8.0 for windows (base, professional stst.,

 adv stst., tables, trends) Pack 3

MS Exchange 2000

Libraries

NAG Libraries for FORTRAN

Teaching Aids

 Over Head Projector

01

 Multimedia LCD Data/Video Projection System (1700 ANSI lumens) Sanyo

01

Library

The Computer Science Section of the Central Library is well equipped with 2160 books on different topics pertaining to course curriculum and related topics. The Central Library also subscribes the latest computer related journals.
MASTER IN COMPUTER APPLICATION (MCA) 

Sr.

No

Course No

Paper

Lecture Hrs/

Week

Tutorial

Hrs/

Week

Univ. Exam marks

Internal Assessment

              Semester -I

1.       MCA-101 Programming Methodologies 3 1

75

25
2.       MCA-102 Electronics and  Microprocessors 3 1

75

25
3.       MCA-103 Introduction to Organizational Structure & Personnel Mgt. 3 1

75

25
4.       MCA-104 PC Computing   1

75

25
5.       MCA-105 Effective Communication Skills 3 1

75

25
6.       MCA-106 Practical -1 (C-Language) 6 1

50

50
7.       MCA-107 Practical –2 ( PC Computing) 6 1

50

50

                Semester -2

1. MCA-201 Data and File Structure 3 1 75 25
2. MCA-202 Computer Organization & Architecture 3 1 75 25
3. MCA-203 Business Data Processing 3 1 75 25
4. MCA-204 Accounting & Financial Mgt.   1 75 25
5. MCA-205 Discrete Mathematical Structure 3 1 75 25
6. MCA-206 Practical -3 (Data File Structure) 6 1 50 50
7. MCA-207 Practical -4 (COBOL) 6 1 50 50

                                Second Year                      Semester –3

1. MCA-301 Operating system 3 1 75 25
2. MCA-302 Data Communication & Computer Networks 3 1 75 25
3. MCA-303 Data Base Management System 3 1 75 25
4. MCA-304 Computer Oriented Statistical Methods   1 75 25
5. MCA-305 Information System Development 3 1 75 25
6. MCA-306 Practical –5 (Oracle) 6 1 50 50
7. MCA-307 Practical -6 (Statistical Methods) 6 1 50 50

                Semester –4

1.

MCA-401

Object Oriented Programming with JAVA

3

1

75

25

2.

MCA-402

Visual Programming

3

1

75

25

3.

MCA-403

Programming Languages

3

1

75

25

4.

MCA-404

Computer Oriented Optimization Methods

3

1

75

25

5.

 

Elective-I

3

1

75

25

6.

MCA-405

Practical –7 (OOP)

6

1

50

50

7.

MCA-406

Practical -8 (Visual Programming)

6

1

50

50

Third Year                       Semester-5

1. MCA-501 Computer Graphics 3 1 75 25
2. MCA-502 Software Engineering 3 1 75 25
3.   Elective-II 3 1 75 25
4.   Elective-III 3 1 75 25
5.   Elective-IV 3 1 75 25
6. MCA-503 Practical -9  (Computer Graphics ) 6 1 50 50
7. MCA-504 Practical -10 (Elective)) 6 1 50 50

             Semester-6

  MCA-601                         System Development Project  
1   (a)   System Design 100
2   (b)   Log Book and Interim Report 100
3   ©    Seminars (2) 100
4   (d)   Project Report (3 copies) 200
5   (e)   Viva-Voce 100

ELECTIVES

Sr.No.

Course

Paper

1.

MCA-E01

 Artificial Intelligence & Expert System                      

2.

MCA-E02

Automata Theory and Compiler Design

3.

MCA-E03

Parallel Programming

4.

MCA-E04

Fundamentals of Computer Algorithms

5.

MCA-E05

Image Processing

6.

MCA-E06

Organizatiion Behavior

7.

MCA-E07

Managerial Economics

8.

MCA-E08

Taxation Practices

9.

MCA-E09

Management of Software Projects

10.

MCA-E10

Distributed System

11.

MCA-E11

Numerical Analysis

12.

MCA-E-12

Cyber Laws

Bachelor of Computer Science

Sr. No

Paper

Max. Theory Marks

Internal Marks

Exam Duration (Hrs.)

 

BCA 1st Year

 

 

 
  1.  

Computer Evolution an Fundamentals

80

20

3
  1.  

Digital Electronics and Microprocessor

80

20

3
  1.  

Introduction to Programming in C

80

20

3
  1.  

PC Software

80

20

3
  1.  

Mathematical Foundation

80

20

3
  1.  

Communication Skills in English

80

20

3
  1.  

Accounting and Business Practices

80

20

3
  1.  

Practical-I (C Language)

50

50

--
  1.  

Practical-II (PC Software)

50

50

--

 

BCA 2nd Year

 

 

 
  1.  

Mathematics-II

80

20

3
  1.  

File Processing and Business Applications (COBOL)

80

20

3
  1.  

Computer Organisation and Architecture

80

20

3
  1.  

Object Oriented Programming in C++

80

20

3
  1.  

Systems Analysis and Design

80

20

3
  1.  

Scientific and Statistical Computing

80

20

3
  1.  

Financial Accounting and Management

80

20

3
  1.  

Practical-III (C++ Language)

50

50

--
  1.  

Practical-IV (COBOL)

50

50

--

 

BCA 3rd Year

 

 

 
  1.  

Mathematics-III

80

20

3
  1.  

Operating System

80

20

3
  1.  

Data Base Management System

80

20

3
  1.  

Management Information System

80

20

3
  1.  

Internet Technology and Webb Page Design

80

20

3
  1.  

Personnel Management

80

20

3
  1.  

Computer Graphics

80

20

3
  1.  

Practical-V (DBMS)

50

50

--
  1.  

Practical-VI (Internet)

50

50

--
  1.  

Project

200 (Project report -50, Viva Voce-100 and Seminar -50)

 

PGDCA

Sr. No

Paper

Max. Theory Marks

Max. Internal Marks

Exam Duration (Hrs.)

 

PGDCA Semester-I

 

 

 
  1.  

DCS 101- Fundamentals of Programming Using C.

75

25

3
  1.  

DCS 102- PC Software

75

25

3
  1.  

DCS 103- Operating System

75

25

3
  1.  

DCS 104 Computer Organisation and Architecture

75

25

3
  1.  

DCS 105- Practical-I (C Language)

50

50

3
  1.  

DCS 106- Practical-II (PC Software)

50

50

3

 

PGDCA Semester-II

 

 

 
  1.  

DCS 201- Data and File Structure

75

25

3
  1.  

DCS 202-System Analysis and Design

75

25

3
  1.  

DCS 203- Object Oriented Programming & C++

75

25

3
  1.  

DCS 204- Data Base Management System

75

25

3
  1.  

Practical-III (DFS using c++)

50

50

3
  1.  

Practical-IV (DBMS)

50

50

3
  1.  

Project Work

200

--

---

 

APGDIT Semester-I

 

 

 
  1.  

IT 101- Fundamental of Information Technology

75

25

3
  1.  

IT 102- Office Automation

75

25

3
  1.  

IT 103- Programming Fundamental using C

75

25

3
  1.  

IT 104- Object Oriented Programming with Java

75

25

3
  1.  

IT 105- Practical on IT-102, 103 and 104

50

50

3

 

APGDIT Semester-II

 

 

 
  1.  

IT 201- Internet Technology and Web Page Designing

75

25

3
  1.  

IT 202- Network essentials

75

25

3
  1.  

IT 203-  Visual basic

75

25

3
  1.  

IT 204- RDBMS & Oracle

75

25

3
  1.  

IT 205- Practical on IT -201,203 and 204

50

50

3
  1.  

IT 206-Project Work

Grading (A, B, C and D) based on obtained marks

 

Certificate Course in Computer Programming (CCCP)

Course Code

Paper

Max. Marks Theory

Internal Assessment

Examination

Duration (Hrs.)

CCP-101

Introduction to Computer Fundamentals

75

25

3

CCP-102

P.C. Computing

75

25

3

CCP-103

Programming in C

75

25

3

CCP-104

Practical-I (P.C. Computing)

75

25

3

CCP-105

Practical-II(Programming in C

75

25

3
 
 
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