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10 Computer Application PG

This document outlines the key topics covered in a Computer Applications (Honours/PG) program, including: 1. Computer fundamentals such as hardware components, memory, software types, and programming languages. 2. Computer arithmetic including number systems, binary operations, coding schemes, and Boolean logic. 3. Digital logic and circuits including Boolean algebra, minimization techniques, combinational and sequential circuits. 4. Operating systems concepts like process and memory management, and the concept of deadlock. 5. Data structures including linear structures like arrays, lists, stacks and queues, and non-linear structures like graphs and trees. 6. Programming languages including C fundamentals and object-oriented concepts

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10 Computer Application PG

This document outlines the key topics covered in a Computer Applications (Honours/PG) program, including: 1. Computer fundamentals such as hardware components, memory, software types, and programming languages. 2. Computer arithmetic including number systems, binary operations, coding schemes, and Boolean logic. 3. Digital logic and circuits including Boolean algebra, minimization techniques, combinational and sequential circuits. 4. Operating systems concepts like process and memory management, and the concept of deadlock. 5. Data structures including linear structures like arrays, lists, stacks and queues, and non-linear structures like graphs and trees. 6. Programming languages including C fundamentals and object-oriented concepts

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COMPUTER APPLICATION (HONS.

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Computer Fundamentals:
Parts of a computer, Block diagram of a computer system and brief description of each
functional unit, Input and Output devices, Memory hierarchies, Application and System software,
Computer Languages.
Computer Arithmetic:
Positional number systems and conversion of one base to another, Binary arithmetic, Negative
number representation using 1's and 2's complement, Various codes: ASCII, EBCDC, BCD, BCD
arithmetic.
Digital logic fundamentals:
Boolean algebra: Concepts and basic postulates, Forming Boolean expression, Minimization of
function using algebra and K-maps, Implementation using basic gates. Combinational Circuits:
Half Adder, Full Adder, Multiplexer and Demultiplexer. Sequential Circuits: Flip flops and
Counters.
Operating System:
Concept of Operating System, Functions of Operating System, Classification of Operating
System, Process scheduling, Brief study about processor Management and memory
management algorithm, Concept of Deadlock.
Data Structures:
Date types and Structures-defination, Concept of linear and nonlinear date structures, Linear
data structure: Array, Lnkist, Stack, Queue. Nonlinear data structure: Graph, Tree Brief Study of
algorithm, Complexity of an algorithm, Studies of searching and Sorting algorithms.
Programming Language:
(a)
C-Language:
Basic structure, Character set, Keywords, identifiers, Constant and variables-type
declaration. Arithmetic, Relational, Logical and Assignment operator, Conditional
Operator, Formatted Input and Output, Branching and Looping. Array-one dimensional
and two dimensional, Pointers, Structure and Union, File handling.
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Object Oriented Programming:
Concept, Difference with procedure oriented programming, data abstraction-object, class
and methods, inheritance and polymorphism, OO approach- C++ as OO language.
DBMS:
Advantage of using DBMS, Architecture, Relational Data Model, E-R data model,
Writing of simple query, using relational algebra and SQL, Normalisation.

Network:
Goals of Computer Network, Performance of a network, LAN, MAN, WAN and nternet, Various
topologies and transmission media, OSI and TCP/IP Model, Concept of Protocols, Routing
techniques, Switching techniques: Circuit and packet switching, Addressing schemes: Physical,
logical and port addressing, Application of Network: e-mail, chatting, file transfer, Basic concept
about WWW, DNS,URL.

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