Bachelor of Computer Applications

Course Outcome (CO) Statements

Batch: 2019 – 20
Bachelor of Computer Applications

Program Outcomes (POs)

 PO01: Computational Knowledge: Understand and apply mathematical foundation,
computing and domain knowledge for the conceptualization of computing models from defined
problems.
 PO02: Problem Analysis: Ability to identify, critically analyze and formulate complex
computing problems using fundamentals of computer application domains.
 PO03: Design/ Development of Solutions: Ability to transform complex business scenarios
and contemporary issues into problems, investigate, understand and propose integrated
solutions using emerging technologies.
 PO04: Conduct Investigations of Complex Computing Problems: Ability to devise and
conduct experiments, interpret data and provide well informed conclusions.
 PO05: Modern Tool Usage: Ability to select modern computing tools, skills and techniques
necessary for innovative software solutions.
 PO06: Professional Ethics: Ability to apply and commit professional ethics and cyber
regulations in a global economic environment.
 PO07: Life-long Learning: Recognize the need for and develop the ability to engage in
continuous learning as a Computing professional.
 PO08: Project Management: Ability to understand management and computing principles
with computing knowledge to manage projects in multidisciplinary environments.
 PO09: Communication Efficacy: Communicate effectively with the computing community as
well as society by being able to comprehend effective documentations and presentations.
 PO10: Societal & Environmental Concern: Ability to recognize economical, environmental,
social, health, legal, ethical issues involved in the use of computer technology and other
consequential responsibilities relevant to professional practice.
 PO11: Individual and Team Work: Ability to work as a member or leader in diverse teams in
multidisciplinary environment.
 PO12: Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Identify opportunities, entrepreneurship vision and
use of innovative ideas to create value and wealth for the betterment of the individual and
society.
PROGRAM SPECIFIC OUTCOMES (PSO)

BCA Regular

 PSO1: Pertain current knowledge and adapting to emerging applications of Mathematics,

Science fundamentals in the field of Computer science and its applications.
 PSO2: Exhibit proficiency in identifying, formulating and analyzing complex problems in the
computer environment.
 PSO3: Ability to create, select and apply appropriate modern techniques for solving complex
issues.
 PSO4: Explore technical knowledge in diverse areas of Computer Applications and
experience a conductive environment in nurturing skills for successful carrier and higher
studies.

Cloud Technology and Information Security (CTIS)

 PSO1: Explore the impact of cloud and security in a global scenario and be a successful
computer professional.
 PSO2: Apply the knowledge of cyber-crime and cyber security.
 PSO3: Design and apply the suitable techniques, resources, modern methods, tools and
technology to solve complex problems.
 PSO4: Inculcate professional and ethical principles.

Information Security and Mobile Applications (ISMA)

 PSO1: Explore and analyse the basics of Information Security and Android Development
framework.
 PSO2: Design and analyse the user interfaces based on the specifications.
 PSO3: Recognise the need to use different packages and hardware resources to design a
given application.
 PSO4: Enterprise and develop high-end mobile applications by considering security aspects.

Mobile Applications and Cloud Technology (MACT)

 PSO1: Apply the basic knowledge of Cloud Computing and Android Technology.
 PSO2: Analyse and adopt the knowledge on various cloud and mobile service providers.
 PSO3: Acclimate and apply latest tools, techniques and resources to various cloud and mobile
computing activities.
 PSO4: Design and develop solutions for real-time problems in Mobile Applications and Cloud
Technology.

Internet of Things (IoT)

 PSO1: Recognize and explore the basics of Internet of Things.
 PSO2: Identify and apply the new trends in the field of technology pertaining to IoT.
 PSO3: Inculcate the knowledge gained and design a solution in a multi-disciplinary approach
over a broader social context.
 PSO4: Explore strong skills on sensor networks, IoT devices and systems.

Data Analytics (DA)

 PSO1: Design, implement, populate and query the relational databases for operational data.
 PSO2: Import and evaluate a very large data sets to make business decisions.
 PSO3: Execute real time analytical methods on streaming data sets to react quickly to
customer needs.
 PSO4: Mine data and carry out predictive modelling and analytics to support business
decision making.
Artificial Intelligence
 PSO 1: Analytical Thinking - Identify, formulate and solve Artificial Intelligence problems by
applying mathematical foundations and algorithmic principles to meet industrial challenges
and needs.
 PSO 2: Principles of Information Technology - Analyze, design and develop AI based
Software, Multimedia, Web applications and Networking technologies for an efficient design of
AI based systems with high professional skills.
 PSO 3: Ethics - Understand best practices, ethical standards and replicate the same for the
industry, research and societal needs.
Cyber Security
 PSO 1: Analytical Thinking - Identify, formulate and solve Cyber Security based problems by
applying processes and secure algorithmic principles in various computing environments to
meet industrial challenges.
 PSO 2: Principles of Information Technology - Analyze, design and develop Solutions,
Software, Applications and Networking technologies for an efficient and secure design of
systems with high professional skills.
 PSO 3: Ethics - Understand best practices, ethical standards and replicate the same for the
industry, research and societal needs.
 COURSE OUTCOMES (COs)

BCA REGULAR

2019-20 Batch

Course
Semester Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
Code
CO 1 : Apply the concept of Mathematical Logics.
CO 2: Use concept of Matrices and Determinants.
CO 3: Apply the concept of Mathematical Logics.
Fundamentals Of
20BCA1C03 CO 4: Solve the problems using concepts of Set
Mathematics
theory.
CO 5: Illustrate the implementation of Permutation
and Combination
CO 1: Identify the concepts and applications of
computers.
CO 2: Use of computer architecture and its
languages efficiently.
Computer
CO 3: Identify the importance of internal
20BCA1C04 Fundamentals &
organization of computer and problem solving
Organization
aspects.
CO 4: Illustrate the networking of computers and
IPR concepts.
CO 5: Design the static webpage and use MS
Office efficiently.
I CO 1: Analyse the algorithm and illustrate
problem using flowchart.
CO 2: Apply the concepts of an arrays in real
time applications.
20BCA1C05 Programming In C
CO 3: Use the functions for various problems.
CO 4: Solve the problems using pointers and
structures.
CO 5: Illustrate the basic file operations.
CO1: Explore the basic LINUX commands with its
architecture.
CO2: Use LINUX file system and different system
calls in files.
CO3: Analyze the working of processes in
20BCA1C06 Introduction To Linux LINUX operating system.
CO4: Demonstrate the simple shell scripting with
VI editor.
CO5: Use the system administrative skills in
Linux operating system.
 Course
Semester Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
Code
CO 1: Explore the fundamental components of a
computer operating system.
CO 2: Compare and recommend various
scheduling algorithms for processes, and solve
the deadlock problems.
Operating Systems
20BCA2C03 CO 3: Recommend the requirement of process
synchronization and coordination handled by OS.
CO 4: Analyze the memory management
schemes.
CO 5: Identify and compare the security and
protection mechanisms related to an OS.
CO 1: Explore the features of concepts in object-
oriented programming.
CO 2: Apply the concepts like class, object and
Object Oriented functions in basic programs.
II Programming With CO 3: Identify the use of operator overloading
20BCA2C04
C++ and apply inheritance concept for basic problems.
CO 4: Illustrate the concepts of pointers and
virtual functions.
CO 5: Apply and relate the file operations
concepts and its functionalities.
CO 1: Analyze algorithms and algorithm
correctness.
CO 2: Apply the searching and sorting techniques
in real time applications.
Data Structures Using CO 3: Explore concepts on stack and queue
20BCA2C05
C operation and its implementation.
CO 4: Adopt the knowledge of linked list on node
of array.
CO 5: Apply the concepts of trees and its
applications.
CO1 : Explain basic principles, critical concepts
of Informatin Security, System Development life
cycle
CO2 : Summarize the concepts related to data
protection and safe guarding of assets, various
Fundamentals Of threats and attacks
III 16BCA3C01
Information Security CO3: Classify and analyze the different risk
mitigation strategy options, risk controls, process
of risk assessment
CO4: Illustrate and examine the need of Intrusion
detection and prevention systmes - Firewall,
Network security policies
 Course
Semester Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
Code
CO 1: Explain the basic concept of DBMS, its
advantages and applications and to summarize
the role of different database users
CO 2:Illustrate ER - diagram notations for
developing the logical design of the database,
and to show the conversion of logical design to
relational table
CO 3 :Evaluate the different SQL queries on
Relational Database
database to create and manipulate relational
16BCA3C02 Management System
database, and to illustrate relational algebra
(Rdbms)
CO 4 :Apply different normalisation techniques on
the database by applying the concept of
functional dependency/decomposition.
CO 5 :Analyse the concept of transaction
processing, discuss different locking protocols
and deadlock and recovery management,
determine the view and conflict serializability of
given schedule.
CO 1 : Describe the functions of each layer in
OSI and TCP/IP model.
CO 2 : Explain the network devices and Wireless
networking components.
CO 3: Classify the network routing protocols and
16BCA3C03 Computer Networks analyze how to assign the IP addresses for the
given network as well as describe the application
layer.
CO 4: Illustrate the WAN technology and to
model the Network operating systems and trouble
shooting network.
CO 1: Demonstrate Clear understanding of
Object Oriented Programming paradigm
CO 2: Demonstrate the Understanding of
simplicity, type safe and modularity concepts of
Java
CO 3: Students will be able to develop a model
web programming using Applet and developing
16BCA3C04 Programming In Java
the interface.
CO 4: Apply Concept of multi-tasking through
Thread/Multi-threading and learning the systems
calls of JVM
CO 5: Illustrate the Query processing through
Java Programming and Understanding of
Database and integration with JDBC
 Course
Semester Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
Code
CO1: Ability to apply properties of groups,
subgroups, cyclic groups, group codes, decoding
and hamming matrix to solve problems. And
proof of Lagrange’s theorem.
CO2: Solve counting problems by applying
elementary counting techniques using the
product and sum rules, permutations,
combinations, mathematical induction, the
Discrete Mathematics pigeon-hole principle, and binomial expansion.
16BCA4C01
& Statistics CO3: Ability to apply Solving problems on
closure, transitive, hasse diagrams, Warshall’s
algorithm and partial ordering to solve problems.
CO4: Understand vector addition and scalar
multiplication, algebraically.
CO5: Application of statistics to various fields,
Classification and tabulation of data theoretically
and graphically with examples, Location of mode
using histogram and median.
CO1: Explain the concepts of client server
communications and markup languages.
CO2: Designing style sheets with its properties
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along with client side programming.
16BCA4C02 Web Technology
CO3: Illustrate the Document object model.
CO4: Analyze basics of JQuery.
CO5: Understand the server side scripting and
JSP technology.
CO1: Explain the Enterprises Architecture Life
Cycle and its Models.
CO2: Explain the concept of client server model
and learn servlet and jsp.
Enterprise Application CO3: Understand enterprise information systems,
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Development JPA, JTA.
CO4: Discuss about EJB, JAX-WS and MVC
model.
CO5: Describe about enterprise mobility and
various architectures.
CO1 : Explain the concepts of data warehousing.
CO2 : Explain the project requirements, planning
Data Warehouse and and management.
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Data Mining CO3: Understand data desing and OLAP.
C04: Describe about applications and trends in
data mining.
 Course
Semester Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
Code
CO1: Understand the basics about the algorithm ,
notations and correctness .
CO2: Analyse the Paradigm and design
techniques with respect sorting
CO3: Adopt the technique for traverse in graphs
Analysis And Design
16BCA5D11 to solve the efficient path.
Of Algorithms
CO4: Apply dynamic programming in optimizing
problem and combining the solutions of
subprograms .
CO5: Analyse the Paradigm based on heurstic
and to find the optimal solution .
CO1: Understand the basics of computer
graphics fundamentals .
CO2: Analyse the algorithm properties of basics
of drawing .
CO3: Adopt the algorithm related to the
16BCA5D12 Computer Graphics
coordiante the system and clipping operations .
CO4: Interpret the Detection Methods &
Illumination Model.
CO 5: Understand the basics of multimedia and
huffmann coding .
CO1: Understand the basics of .Net framework
CO2: Analyse how to apply advance web
controls
V CO3: Analyse the structure and binding the data
16BCA5D21 .Net Technology
in database
CO4: Adopt the accesing the data in database.
CO5: Interpretation of the security aspect with
respect to sessions and cookies .
CO1: Understand the Linux operating system
basics.
CO2: Analyse basics operations on the File
system.
CO3: Adopt the techniques for configuartion of
16BCA5D22 Linux Administration
the system.
CO4: Analyse the configuration methods on the
filesystem.
CO5: Interpretation of protocols related to linux
security.
CO1: Understand the Basics of Software
Engineering fundamentals.
CO2: Understand the various requirement of
Software.
CO3: Analyse the concepts of designing and
16BCA5S31 Software Engineering
software system.
CO4: Analyse the testing and debugging
strategy.
CO5: Analyse the concepts of software project
management.
 Course
Semester Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
Code
CO1: Introduction of Scripting language
CO2: Analyse various datatypes variables and
functional programming
Interactive Web CO3: Understand and Analyse the basic jQuery
16BCA5S41
Application library
CO4: Adopt the Windows, Frames and Overlay in
JavaScript
CO5: Implement various applications in AJAX.
CO1: Understand the basics of User interface
and user experience
CO2: Understand the Software life cycle
User Interface And CO3: Understand the User Interface designs and
16BCA5S42
User Experience various strategies
CO4: Adopt the Best Practices In Ui Design
CO5: Analyse case studies related to User
Interface and user experience.
 CO1 : Learn the basics of cloud technology in
Windows Azure service.
16BCA6D11 Cloud Computing
CO2 : Implement storage in cloud.
CO3:Implement database set up in Azure.
CO1:Learn Various test processes and
continuous quality improvement
CO2:Understand types of errors and fault models
16BCA6D12 Software Testing CO3: Implement methods of test generation from
requirements
CO4: Input space modeling using combinatorial
designs
VI CO1: Analyze information systems in real-world
settings and to conduct methods such as
interviews and observations.
CO2: Develop a general understanding of a
Object Oriented variety of approaches and perspectives of
Analysis And Design systems development.
16BCA6S21
And Unified Modeling CO3: Evaluate other IS development methods
Language and techniques know techniques aimed to
achieve the objective and expected results of a
systems development process.
CO4: Understand different types of prototyping
know how to use UML for notation.
CO1: Understand the important concepts related
to data analytics.
CO2: Apply different statistical techniques in
testing hypothesis and regression analysis
Tools In Data CO3: Understand the importance of statistics in
16BCA6S22
Analytics data analytics
CO4: Understand the R working Environment
with R studio.
CO5: Understand the basic concepts of statistical
functions in R for the Data analytics
 CLOUD TECHNOLOGY AND INFORMATION SECURITY (CTIS)

2019-20 Batch

Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)

CO 1 : Apply the concept of Mathematical Logics.
CO 2: Use concept of Matrices and Determinants.
CO 3: Apply the concept of Mathematical Logics.
Fundamentals Of
20BCA1C03 CO 4: Solve the problems using concepts of Set
Mathematics
theory.
CO 5: Illustrate the implementation of Permutation and
Combination
CO 1: Identify the concepts and applications of
computers.
CO 2: Use of computer architecture and its
languages efficiently.
Computer
CO 3: Identify the importance of internal
20BCA1C04 Fundamentals &
organization of computer and problem solving
Organization
aspects.
CO 4: Illustrate the networking of computers and
IPR concepts.
CO 5: Design the static webpage and use MS
Office efficiently.
I CO 1: Analyse the algorithm and illustrate
problem using flowchart.
CO 2: Apply the concepts of an arrays in real
time applications.
20BCA1C05 Programming In C
CO 3: Use the functions for various problems.
CO 4: Solve the problems using pointers and
structures.
CO 5: Illustrate the basic file operations.
CO1: Explore the basic LINUX commands with its
architecture.
CO2: Use LINUX file system and different system
calls in files.
CO3: Analyze the working of processes in LINUX
Introduction To
20BCA1C06 operating system.
Linux
CO4: Demonstrate the simple shell scripting with
VI editor.
CO5: Use the system administrative skills in Linux
operating system.

CO 1: Explore the fundamental components of a

computer operating system.
CO 2: Compare and recommend various
scheduling algorithms for processes, and solve
the deadlock problems.
Operating Systems
II 20BCA2C03 CO 3: Recommend the requirement of process
synchronization and coordination handled by OS.
CO 4: Analyze the memory management
schemes.
CO 5: Identify and compare the security and
protection mechanisms related to an OS.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO 1: Explore the features of concepts in object-
oriented programming.
CO 2: Apply the concepts like class, object and
Object Oriented functions in basic programs.
Programming With CO 3: Identify the use of operator overloading
20BCA2C04
C++ and apply inheritance concept for basic problems.
CO 4: Illustrate the concepts of pointers and
virtual functions.
CO 5: Apply and relate the file operations
concepts and its functionalities.
CO 1: Analyze algorithms and algorithm
correctness.
CO 2: Apply the searching and sorting techniques
in real time applications.
Data Structures CO 3: Explore concepts on stack and queue
20BCA2C05
Using C operation and its implementation.
CO 4: Adopt the knowledge of linked list on node
of array.
CO 5: Apply the concepts of trees and its
applications.
CO1 : Explain basic principles, critical concepts
of Informatin Security, System Development life
cycle
CO2 : Summarize the concepts related to data
protection and safe guarding of assets, various
Fundamentals Of
threats and attacks
16BCA3C01 Information
CO3: Classify and analyze the different risk
Security
mitigation strategy options, risk controls, process
of risk assessment
CO4: Illustrate and examine the need of Intrusion
detection and prevention systmes - Firewall,
Network security policies
CO 1: Explain the basic concept of DBMS, its
advantages and applications and to summarize
the role of different database users
III
CO 2:Illustrate ER - diagram notations for
developing the logical design of the database,
and to show the conversion of logical design to
relational table
CO 3 :Evaluate the different SQL queries on
Relational Database
database to create and manipulate relational
16BCA3C02 Management
database, and to illustrate relational algebra
System (Rdbms)
CO 4 :Apply different normalisation techniques on
the database by applying the concept of
functional dependency/decomposition.
CO 5 :Analyse the concept of transaction
processing, discuss different locking protocols
and deadlock and recovery management,
determine the view and conflict serializability of
given schedule.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO 1 : Describe the functions of each layer in OSI
and TCP/IP model.
CO 2 : Explain the network devices and Wireless
networking components.
CO 3: Classify the network routing protocols and
16BCA3C03 Computer Networks analyze how to assign the IP addresses for the
given network as well as describe the application
layer.
CO 4: Illustrate the WAN technology and to model
the Network operating systems and trouble
shooting network.
CO 1: Demonstrate Clear understanding of
Object Oriented Programming paradigm
CO 2: Demonstrate the Understanding of
simplicity, type safe and modularity concepts of
Java
CO 3: Students will be able to develop a model
Programming In web programming using Applet and developing
16BCA3C04
Java the interface.
CO 4: Apply Concept of multi-tasking through
Thread/Multi-threading and learning the systems
calls of JVM
CO 5: Illustrate the Query processing through
Java Programming and Understanding of
Database and integration with JDBC
CO1 : Learn Introduction to ethical Hacking,
Enumeration and System Hacking
CO2 : Implement Hacking Methodology with
Ethical Hacking Sniffers, DoS and web Hacking
16BCA4CC01
Fundamentals CO3: Identify Wireless Network Security and
Physical Security measures
CO4: Generate Report writing & Mitigation of
Vulnerabilities
CO1: Understand the power of computers can be
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witnessed when multiple computers are
connected to form a network and start sharing
information amongst them.
CO2: Knowledge about threats due to many
16BCA4CC02 Network Security
users who log into these networks and their
environments.
CO3: Learn about Network Security, in order to
safeguard our networks from hackers and
damages
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO1: Explain the basic concepts and terminology
of virtualization and cloud technologies in current
IT environment.
CO2: Examine and Describe the functions of
Virtualization and deploy the concepts of
virtualization technologies along with managing
the virtual machines.
Virtualization And CO3: Classify and Analyse the terms of Cloud
19BCA42D31
Cloud Technology computing and its models along with services,
types and challenges with cloud applications.
CO4: Illustrate and Examine the Azure Basics,
Services, Portals, Management and Virtual
Machine Management.
CO5: Describe the basic concepts of Amazon
Web Services and Comparison of AWS and
Azure, AWS Billing and AWS Virtual Machine.
CO1: Ability to explain various editions, features
and installation process of windows server
2012/2012r2.
CO2: explain the storage technologies and RAID
levels to configure storage spaces for server.
Configuration Of CO3: Able to understand NTFS permissions for
19BCA423D32
Server share and access the files.
CO4: Ability to configure print server with various
printer and able to work on remote management
tools.
CO5: Ability to create virtual machines and
control VMs storage using Hyper-V manager.
CO1: Ability to apply properties of groups,
subgroups, cyclic groups, group codes, decoding
and hamming matrix to solve problems. And proof
of Lagrange’s theorem.
CO2: Solve counting problems by applying
elementary counting techniques using the product
and sum rules, permutations, combinations,
Elements of
mathematical induction, the pigeon-hole principle,
16MATH0G1 Discrete
and binomial expansion.
Mathematics
CO3: Ability to apply Solving problems on
closure, transitive, hasse diagrams, Warshall’s
algorithm and partial ordering to solve problems.
CO4: Understand vector addition and scalar
multiplication, algebraically
CO5: Apply the concept of group codes, decoding
and hamming matrix to solve
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO1: Ability to apply the statistics in different
research areas.
CO2: Ability to solve problem associate to the real
life issues by using probability theory.
Elements of CO3: Ability to solve problem associate to the real
16MATH0G2 Probability & life issues by using probability addition and
Statistics multiplication theorem.
CO4: Implement the probability concept in data
science.
CO5: Implies the correlation and regression
theory concept in data mining.
CO1 : Computer Forensics Basics and Case
Studies
CO2 : Learn about Storage Devices and Data
Acquisition Methods
Computer Forensic CO3:Apply Forensic Techniques with respect to
16BCA5CD11
And Investigation different Operating Systems
CO4: Analysing social networks and email
investigation.
CO5: Understanding various cyber laws and its
sections, guidelines for forensic report writing.
CO1: A good knowledge of data storage
techniques using various storage topologies and
their comparisons.
CO2: Will provide the students to choose the best
suitable data storage method for their programs
Storage and applications.
16BCA525D21
Management CO3: Implementation of RAID software and
understanding its impact.
CO4: Introduction to business continuity and
V
backup procedures.
CO5: Preserving data consistency in a file
system.
CO1 : Identify and describe the business drivers
and components along with its benefits of RIMS.
CO2 : Explain the Outsourcing models and the
Remote
need for Global outsourcing.
Infrastructure
16BCA525D22 CO3: Define a plan for RIM Services and have
Management
clear understanding of the processes.
Services
CO4: Implement the various support activities,
manage and monitor the implemented RIM
Services.
CO1: Understand the importance of disaster
recovery and give importance to the Testing,
Disaster Recovery
Maintenance and Training process. .
And Business
16BCA56CS31 CO2: Identify a wide variety of testing process
Continuity
that involves full interruption, walk through, and
Management
Check listing, Simulation and Parallel
CO3: BCP awareness and training
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO1: Importance of data centers and their need.
CO2: Understand the requirements for a data
Management Of
16BCA5CS32 center.
Data Centers
CO3: Learn aspects that have to be considered
while designing a datacentre
CO1: Understand the role of IT Governance and
It Governance, Risk best practices that are used in the IT companies.
And Information CO2: Develop a risk management program within
16BCA5CS41
Security the framework of ISACA
Management CO3: Develop a risk management plan for project
CO4: Assess the risk plan developed
CO1: Understand to control requirements,
technical issues and business risks, their
business perspective.
CO2: Students will learn how the Principles and
16BCA52S42 Cobit, Valit, Risk It Processes are connected to ISG
CO3: Developing Risk Management Program and
Decision Making
CO4: Performance Optimisation of COBIT and
other frameworks.
CO1: Understand basics of cloud technology in
Windows Azure services like computer service,
network service, data service and App service.
CO2: Implement Windows Azure services of
16BCA6CD11 Windows Azure
Azure storage basics
CO3: Implement Windows Azure Networking
CO4: Windows Azure services like Azure
Websites
CO1: Ability to explain various services provided
VI
by Amazon cloud and deployment models
CO2: To explain the elastic compute instances
and load balancing operations
Cloud Web Services CO3: Able to understand web application and
16BCA62S31
security with system management options
CO4: Discover different storage options and
conceptualization of Amazon.
CO5: Ability to configure virtual private cloud with
different cases
CO1: Understand overview and service strategy
of ITIL
CO2: Implement service design of ITIL
IT Infrastructure CO3: Assess service transition of ITIL
16BCA623S32
Library CO4: Understand Service Operation, Continual
Service .Improvement of ITIL
CO5: Develop strategies for Continual Service
Improvement of ITIL
 INFORMATION SECURITY AND MOBILE APPLICATIONS (ISMA)

2019-20 Batch

Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)

CO 1 : Apply the concept of Mathematical Logics.
CO 2: Use concept of Matrices and Determinants.
CO 3: Apply the concept of Mathematical Logics.
Fundamentals Of
20BCA1C03 CO 4: Solve the problems using concepts of Set
Mathematics
theory.
CO 5: Illustrate the implementation of Permutation
and Combination
CO 1: Identify the concepts and applications of
computers.
CO 2: Use of computer architecture and its
languages efficiently.
Computer
CO 3: Identify the importance of internal
20BCA1C04 Fundamentals &
organization of computer and problem solving
Organization
aspects.
CO 4: Illustrate the networking of computers and
IPR concepts.
CO 5: Design the static webpage and use MS
Office efficiently.
I CO 1: Analyse the algorithm and illustrate
problem using flowchart.
CO 2: Apply the concepts of an arrays in real
time applications.
20BCA1C05 Programming In C
CO 3: Use the functions for various problems.
CO 4: Solve the problems using pointers and
structures.
CO 5: Illustrate the basic file operations.
CO1: Explore the basic LINUX commands with its
architecture.
CO2: Use LINUX file system and different system
calls in files.
CO3: Analyze the working of processes in LINUX
Introduction To
20BCA1C06 operating system.
Linux
CO4: Demonstrate the simple shell scripting with
VI editor.
CO5: Use the system administrative skills in
Linux operating system.

CO 1: Explore the fundamental components of a

computer operating system.
CO 2: Compare and recommend various
scheduling algorithms for processes, and solve
the deadlock problems.
Operating Systems
II 20BCA2C03 CO 3: Recommend the requirement of process
synchronization and coordination handled by OS.
CO 4: Analyze the memory management
schemes.
CO 5: Identify and compare the security and
protection mechanisms related to an OS.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO 1: Explore the features of concepts in object-
oriented programming.
CO 2: Apply the concepts like class, object and
Object Oriented functions in basic programs.
Programming With CO 3: Identify the use of operator overloading
20BCA2C04
C++ and apply inheritance concept for basic problems.
CO 4: Illustrate the concepts of pointers and
virtual functions.
CO 5: Apply and relate the file operations
concepts and its functionalities.
CO 1: Analyze algorithms and algorithm
correctness.
CO 2: Apply the searching and sorting techniques
in real time applications.
Data Structures CO 3: Explore concepts on stack and queue
20BCA2C05
Using C operation and its implementation.
CO 4: Adopt the knowledge of linked list on node
of array.
CO 5: Apply the concepts of trees and its
applications.
CO1 : Explain basic principles, critical concepts
of Informatin Security, System Development life
cycle
CO2 : Summarize the concepts related to data
protection and safe guarding of assets, various
Fundamentals Of
threats and attacks
16BCA3C01 Information
CO3: Classify and analyze the different risk
Security
mitigation strategy options, risk controls, process
of risk assessment
CO4: Illustrate and examine the need of Intrusion
detection and prevention systmes - Firewall,
Network security policies
CO 1: Explain the basic concept of DBMS, its
advantages and applications and to summarize
the role of different database users
III
CO 2:Illustrate ER - diagram notations for
developing the logical design of the database,
and to show the conversion of logical design to
relational table
CO 3 :Evaluate the different SQL queries on
Relational Database
database to create and manipulate relational
16BCA3C02 Management
database, and to illustrate relational algebra
System (Rdbms)
CO 4 :Apply different normalisation techniques on
the database by applying the concept of
functional dependency/decomposition.
CO 5 :Analyse the concept of transaction
processing, discuss different locking protocols
and deadlock and recovery management,
determine the view and conflict serializability of
given schedule.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO 1 : Describe the functions of each layer in OSI
and TCP/IP model.
CO 2 : Explain the network devices and Wireless
networking components.
CO 3: Classify the network routing protocols and
16BCA3C03 Computer Networks analyze how to assign the IP addresses for the
given network as well as describe the application
layer.
CO 4: Illustrate the WAN technology and to
model the Network operating systems and trouble
shooting network.
CO 1: Demonstrate Clear understanding of
Object Oriented Programming paradigm
CO 2: Demonstrate the Understanding of
simplicity, type safe and modularity concepts of
Java
CO 3: Students will be able to develop a model
Programming In web programming using Applet and developing
16BCA3C04
Java the interface.
CO 4: Apply Concept of multi-tasking through
Thread/Multi-threading and learning the systems
calls of JVM
CO 5: Illustrate the Query processing through
Java Programming and Understanding of
Database and integration with JDBC
CO1 : Learn Introduction to ethical Hacking,
Enumeration and System Hacking
CO2 : Implement Hacking Methodology with
Ethical Hacking Sniffers, DoS and web Hacking
16BCA4CC01
Fundamentals CO3: Identify Wireless Network Security and
Physical Security measures
CO4: Generate Report writing & Mitigation of
Vulnerabilities.
CO1: Explain the Overview and Need of Network
Security along with various features of Network
Security.
CO2: Explain the Overview and Need of Network
IV Security along with various features of Network
Security.
CO3: Describe the concept of Secure Socket
Layer and Various VPN Technologies along with
16BCA4CC02 Cryptographic Methods.
CO4: State how the Intrusion
Detection/Prevention system IDS, IPS be used for
identifying any network intrusions & the concept
of anomaly detection.
CO5: Enumerate the best practices, techniques
and methodologies for information security
management and elaborate on some case
studies related to network security.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO1: Learn android operating system component
and usage.
CO2: Design android operating system
component and usage.
Android Operating CO3: Recognize how the Content is provided and
16BCA4CD31
System managed in AOS.
CO4: Construct application to play music and find
current location.
CO5: Develop mobile application and publish in
google play store.
CO1: Explain the basic concepts and terminology
of mobile network, principles, protocols,
architecture and cellular based network
CO2: Examine and Describe the functions of
Mobile device architecture, Power management,
Mobile hardware and software components
Mobile Architecture
CO3: Classify and Analyse the terms of Mobile
16BCA4CD32 And App
Application Development, Mobile Programming
Development
practies in real time and mobile services
CO4: Describe the terminologies of Mobile Web
based Application, Mobile Programming Tools,
Development Mobile Apps
CO5: Illustrate and Examine the Concepts of
Mobile Operating system and its types.
CO1: Ability to apply properties of groups,
subgroups, cyclic groups, group codes, decoding
and hamming matrix to solve problems. And proof
of Lagrange’s theorem.
CO2: Solve counting problems by applying
elementary counting techniques using the product
and sum rules, permutations, combinations,
Elements Of
mathematical induction, the pigeon-hole principle,
16MATH0G1 Discrete
and binomial expansion.
Mathematics
CO3: Ability to apply Solving problems on
closure, transitive, hasse diagrams, Warshall’s
algorithm and partial ordering to solve problems.
CO4: Understand vector addition and scalar
multiplication, algebraically.
CO5: Apply the concept of group codes, decoding
and hamming matrix to solve problems.
CO1: Apply the statistics in different research
areas.
CO2: Solve problem associate to the real life
issues by using probability theory.
Elements Of CO3: Solve problem associate to the real life
16MATH0G2 Probability & issues by using probability addition and
Statistics multiplication theorem.
CO4: Implement the probability concept in data
science.
CO5: Imply the correlation and regression theory
concept in data mining.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO1 : Understand Computer Forensics Basics
and Case Studies
CO2 : Storage Devices and Data Acquisition
Methods
Computer Forensic CO3: Compare Forensic Techniques with respect
16BCA5CD11
And Investigation to different Operating Systems
CO4: Forensic Techniques for analysing social
networks and email investigation.
CO5: Understanding various cyber laws and its
sections, guidelines for forensic report writing.
CO1: Learn Android Security Basics and
sandboxing environment
CO2: Different security frameworks
16BCA54D12 Android Security CO3: Different Vulnerabilities of Android
CO4: Various Exploits of Android
CO5: Understanding various Android Security
attacks
CO1: Learn the HTML5 Basics
CO2: Identify Different HTML5 features

CO3: Learn the usage of Different Multimedia

Advanced Web
16BCA5CD21 aspects and API
Technology
CO4: Ability to work on various Canvas and
V
storage options
CO5: Learn the usage of various Geolocation
APIs and method
CO1: Usage of mobile devices have increased
exponentially over the past decade. Most of the
people have more than one mobile devices.
CO2: Learn new mobile technologies and
standards.
Mobile Application
16BCA5CD22 CO3: Understand the basics of mobile network,
Development
device and their architecture.
CO4: Understand the importance, features,
functions and types of mobile operating systems.
CO5: Implementing various communication
network protocol.
CO1: Learn the basics of software product and
SDLC life cycle
CO2: Understand the different concepts of
software requirements and prototyping
Software
16BCA5S31 CO3: Identify and incoporate different analysis
Engineering
and design concepts
CO4: Perform various testing strategies
CO5: Create projects based on reputed project
management models
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO1: Learn the basics of Mobile value added
services
CO2: Understand the different types of value
added services
Mobile Value Added
16BCA5CS32 CO3: Explore different types of content based
Services
service
CO4: Learn the basics of interactive web
CO5: Create simple projects based on javascript
object model
CO1: Learn the basics of IT Governance
CO2: Understand the different responsibilities
It Governance, Risk and frameworks of IT governance
And Information CO3: Explore the importance of System Strategy
16BCA5CS41
Security and planning
Management CO4: Learn various risk management methods
CO5: Design standards, processes of information
security management
CO1: Learn the basics of virtualization and cloud
concepts
CO2: Understand the different cloud security
vulnerabilities and controls
CO3: Explore the importance of various cloud
16BCA54S42 Cloud Security
trust protocols & its transparency with privacy and
compliance
CO4: Learn various cloud data security
CO5: Understand various legal challenges of
cloud and concepts of IPR
CO1 : Learn about different Networking concept
CO2 : Ablility to keep data secured in Wireless
environment
Mobile, Wireless
16BCA6ID11 CO3: Secure data in VoIP environment
And Voip Security
CO4: Secure data in Bluetooth environment
CO5: Work on mobile application development
security
CO1: To be familiar with knowledge of forensic
VI techniques and understand how to apply them in
different scenarios
CO2: To be proficient with use of various tools in
doing forensic analysis of different platforms
16BCA6ID12 Cyber Forensic
CO3: To be able to connect forensic evidences to
deduce usable and meaningful inferences
CO4: Analyze need and importance of Linux
operating system
CO5: Test current trends and tools
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO1: Impart knowledge of ecosystem and
business model
CO2: Develop student’s understanding in mobile
ecosystem
Mobile Ecosystem
CO3: Discuss various business models followed
16BCA6CS31 And Business
by the mobile industry
Models
CO4: Learn mobile marketing model and apply
them
CO5: Learn mobile gaming model for business
and apply them
CO1: Impart knowledge of ecosystem and
business model
CO2: Develop student’s understanding in mobile
ecosystem
CO3: Discuss various business models followed
16BCA6CS32 MOBILE TESTING
by the mobile industry
CO4: Learn mobile marketing model and apply
them
CO5: Learn mobile gaming model for business
and apply them
 MOBILE APPLICATIONS AND CLOUD TECHNOLOGY (MACT)

2019-20 Batch

Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)

CO 1 : Apply the concept of Mathematical Logics.
CO 2: Use concept of Matrices and Determinants.
CO 3: Apply the concept of Mathematical Logics.
Fundamentals Of
20BCA1C03 CO 4: Solve the problems using concepts of Set
Mathematics
theory.
CO 5: Illustrate the implementation of Permutation
and Combination
CO 1: Identify the concepts and applications of
computers.
CO 2: Use of computer architecture and its
languages efficiently.
Computer
CO 3: Identify the importance of internal
20BCA1C04 Fundamentals &
organization of computer and problem solving
Organization
aspects.
CO 4: Illustrate the networking of computers and
IPR concepts.
CO 5: Design the static webpage and use MS
Office efficiently.
I CO 1: Analyse the algorithm and illustrate
problem using flowchart.
CO 2: Apply the concepts of an arrays in real
time applications.
20BCA1C05 Programming In C
CO 3: Use the functions for various problems.
CO 4: Solve the problems using pointers and
structures.
CO 5: Illustrate the basic file operations.
CO1: Explore the basic LINUX commands with its
architecture.
CO2: Use LINUX file system and different system
calls in files.
CO3: Analyze the working of processes in LINUX
Introduction To
20BCA1C06 operating system.
Linux
CO4: Demonstrate the simple shell scripting with
VI editor.
CO5: Use the system administrative skills in
Linux operating system.

CO 1: Explore the fundamental components of a

computer operating system.
CO 2: Compare and recommend various
scheduling algorithms for processes, and solve
the deadlock problems.
Operating Systems
II 20BCA2C03 CO 3: Recommend the requirement of process
synchronization and coordination handled by OS.
CO 4: Analyze the memory management
schemes.
CO 5: Identify and compare the security and
protection mechanisms related to an OS.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO 1: Explore the features of concepts in object-
oriented programming.
CO 2: Apply the concepts like class, object and
Object Oriented functions in basic programs.
Programming With CO 3: Identify the use of operator overloading
20BCA2C04
C++ and apply inheritance concept for basic problems.
CO 4: Illustrate the concepts of pointers and
virtual functions.
CO 5: Apply and relate the file operations
concepts and its functionalities.
CO 1: Analyze algorithms and algorithm
correctness.
CO 2: Apply the searching and sorting techniques
in real time applications.
Data Structures CO 3: Explore concepts on stack and queue
20BCA2C05
Using C operation and its implementation.
CO 4: Adopt the knowledge of linked list on node
of array.
CO 5: Apply the concepts of trees and its
applications.
CO1 : Explain basic principles, critical concepts
of Informatin Security, System Development life
cycle
CO2 : Summarize the concepts related to data
protection and safe guarding of assets, various
Fundamentals Of
threats and attacks
16BCA3C01 Information
CO3: Classify and analyze the different risk
Security
mitigation strategy options, risk controls, process
of risk assessment
CO4: Illustrate and examine the need of Intrusion
detection and prevention systmes - Firewall,
Network security policies
CO 1: Explain the basic concept of DBMS, its
advantages and applications and to summarize
the role of different database users
III
CO 2:Illustrate ER - diagram notations for
developing the logical design of the database,
and to show the conversion of logical design to
relational table
CO 3 :Evaluate the different SQL queries on
Relational Database
database to create and manipulate relational
16BCA3C02 Management
database, and to illustrate relational algebra
System (Rdbms)
CO 4 :Apply different normalisation techniques on
the database by applying the concept of
functional dependency/decomposition.
CO 5 :Analyse the concept of transaction
processing, discuss different locking protocols
and deadlock and recovery management,
determine the view and conflict serializability of
given schedule.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO 1 : Describe the functions of each layer in OSI
and TCP/IP model.
CO 2 : Explain the network devices and Wireless
networking components.
CO 3: Classify the network routing protocols and
16BCA3C03 Computer Networks analyze how to assign the IP addresses for the
given network as well as describe the application
layer.
CO 4: Illustrate the WAN technology and to
model the Network operating systems and trouble
shooting network.
CO 1: Demonstrate Clear understanding of
Object Oriented Programming paradigm
CO 2: Demonstrate the Understanding of
simplicity, type safe and modularity concepts of
Java
CO 3: Students will be able to develop a model
Programming In web programming using Applet and developing
16BCA3C04
Java the interface.
CO 4: Apply Concept of multi-tasking through
Thread/Multi-threading and learning the systems
calls of JVM
CO 5: Illustrate the Query processing through
Java Programming and Understanding of
Database and integration with JDBC
Co1 : Ability to explain various editions, features
and installation process of windows server
2012/2012r2.
Co2 : To explain the storage technologies and
raid levels to configure storage spaces for server.
Configuration Of Co3: Able to understand ntfs permissions for
IV 19BCA45C01
Server share and access the files.
Co4: Ability to configure print server with various
printer and able to work on remote management
tools.
Co5: Ability to create virtual machines and control
vms storage using hyper-v manager.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
Co1: Explain the basic concepts and terminology
of virtualization and cloud technologies in current
it environment.
Co2: Examine and describe the functions of
virtualization and deploy the concepts of
virtualization technologies along with managing
the virtual machines.
Virtualization And Co3: Classify and analyse the terms of cloud
19BCA45C02
Cloud Technology computing and its models along with services,
types and challenges with cloud applications.
Co4: Illustrate and examine the azure basics,
services, portals, management and virtual
machine management.
Co5: Describe the basic concepts of amazon web
services and comparison of aws and azure, aws
billing and aws virtual machine.
Co1: Learn android operating system component
and usage
Co2: Explain ui component and layouts
Co3: Recognize how the content is provided and
Android Operating
16BCA4CD31 managed in aos
System
Co4: Construct application to play music and find
current location
Co5: Develop mobile application and publish in
google play store
Co1: Explain the basic concepts and terminology
of mobile network, principles, protocols,
architecture and cellular based network
Co2: Examine and describe the functions of
mobile device architecture, power management,
mobile hardware and software components
Mobile Architecture
Co3: Classify and analyse the terms of mobile
16BCA4CD32 And App
application development, mobile programming
Development
practies in real time and mobile services
Co4: Describe the terminologies of mobile web
based application, mobile programming tools,
development mobile apps
Co5: Illustrate and examine the concepts of
mobile operating system and its types.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
Co1: Ability to apply properties of groups,
subgroups, cyclic groups, group codes, decoding
and hamming matrix to solve problems. And proof
of lagrange’s theorem.
Co2: Solve counting problems by applying
elementary counting techniques using the product
and sum rules, permutations, combinations,
Elements Of
mathematical induction, the pigeon-hole principle,
16MATH0G1 Discrete
and binomial expansion.
Mathematics
Co3: Ability to apply solving problems on closure,
transitive, hasse diagrams, warshall’s algorithm
and partial ordering to solve problems.
Co4: Understand vector addition and scalar
multiplication, algebraically.
Co5: Apply the concept of group codes, decoding
and hamming matrix to solve problems.
Co1: Ability to apply the statistics in different
research areas.
Co2: Ability to solve problem associate to the real
life issues by using probability theory.
Elements Of Co3: Ability to solve problem associate to the real
16MATH0G2 Probability&Statisti life issues by using probability addition and
cs multiplication theorem.
Co4: Implement the probability concept in data
science.
Co5: Imply the correlation and regression theory
concept in data mining.
Co1 : Understand data storage techniques using
various storage topologies and their comparisons
Co2 : Choose the best suitable data storage
method for their programs and applications.
Storage
16BCA525D21 Co3: Implementation of raid software and
Management
understanding its impact.
Co4: Introduction to business continuity and
backup procedures.
Co5: Preserving data consistency in a file system
Co1: Identify and describe the business drivers
and components along with its benefits of rims.
Co2: To explain the outsourcing models and the
V need for global outsourcing.
Co3: Define a plan for rim services and have
clear understanding of the processes.
Remote Co4: Implement the various support activities,
Infrastructure manage and monitor the implemented rim
16BCA525D22
Management services.
Services Co5: Able to work with various tools for the
various types of services.
Co6: Designing and working with various
functionalities of operations centre and command
centre
Co7: Improve the operational efficiency of rims
using various techniques.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
Co1: Learn the html5 basics
Co2: Identify different html5 features
Co3: Usage of different multimedia aspects and
Advanced Web api
16BCA5CD21
Technology Co4: Ability to work on various canvas and
storage options
Co5: Usage of various geolocation apis and
method
Co1: Usage of mobile devices have increased
exponentially over the past decade. Most of the
people have more than one mobile devices.
Co2: The introduction of smart phones have
created a new revolution in the
telecommunication industry. The rise in demand
of mobile phones have led telecommunication
companies to delve into newer technologies and
Mobile Application standards.
16BCA5CD22
Development Co3: This course covers the basics of mobile
network, device and their architecture. It explains
the importance of developing quality applications
- both native as well as web-based.
Co4: The course explains about the importance,
features, functions and types of mobile operating
systems.
Co5: Practical approach to the communication
network protocol
Co1: Learn basics of software processes
Co2: Learn different types of requirements and
Industry Oriented
system models.
16BCA55S31 Software
Co3: Explore different type of architectural
Engineering
designs
Co4: Learn rapid software developmen
Co1: Learn the basics of mobile value added
services
Co2: Understand the different types of value
added services
Mobile Value Added
16BCA5CS32 Co3: Explore different types of content based
Services
service
Co4: Learn the basics of interactive web
Co5: Create simple projects based on javascript
object model
Co1: The students will be able to understand the
importance of disaster recovery and give
Disaster Recovery
importance to the testing, maintenance and
And Business
16BCA56CS31 training process.
Continuity
Co2: They will be able to identify a wide variety of
Management
testing process that involves full interruption, walk
through, and check listing, simulation and parallel
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
Co1: Students will learn the history of
datacentres, how they have evolved over the
years, different facilities and their requirements.
Management Of
16BCA5CS32 Co2: Students will also learn different aspects
Data Centers
that have to be considered while designing a
datacentre and various server. Farms and etc.
Co3: Build a plan/model for disaster recovery.
Co1 :Learn the basics of cloud technology in
windows azure services like computer service,
network service, data service and app service.
Co2 : Learn the basics of cloud technology in
azure storage basics.
16BCA6CD11 Windows Azure Co3: Learn the basics of cloud technology in
azure networking.
Co4: Learn the basics of cloud technology in
azure active directory
Co5: Learn the basics of cloud technology in
azure websites.
Co1: Computer forensics basics and case studies
Co2: Storage devices and data acquisition
methods
Co3: Forensic techniques with respect to different
16BCA6ID12 Cyber Forensic operating systems
Co4: Forensic techniques for analysing social
networks and email investigation.
Co5: Understanding various cyber laws and its
sections,guidelines for forensic report writing.
VI Co1: Understand ecosystem and business model
Co2: To develop student’s understanding in
mobile ecosystem
Mobile Ecosystem Co3: To discuss various business models
16BCA6CS31 And Business followed by the mobile industry
Models Co4: To be able to learn mobile marketing model
and apply them
Co5: To be able to learn mobile gaming model for
business and apply them.
Co1: Ability to explain software development life
cycle, agile models and various types of testing.
Co2: Able to distinguish different junit testsuite,
test runners and their respective environment
Co3: Ability to identify the android testing
framework, types of testing in mobile application
16BCA6CS32 Mobile Testing
and also differentiate mobile web and testing
native app.
Co4: Ability to implement various test case using
robotium testing tool.
Co5: Ability to outline the features of espresso
mobile application testing tool.
 INTERNET OF THINGS (IOT)

2019-20 Batch

Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)

CO 1 : Apply the concept of Mathematical Logics.
CO 2: Use concept of Matrices and Determinants.
CO 3: Apply the concept of Mathematical Logics.
Fundamentals Of
20BCA1C03 CO 4: Solve the problems using concepts of Set
Mathematics
theory.
CO 5: Illustrate the implementation of Permutation
and Combination
CO 1: Identify the concepts and applications of
computers.
CO 2: Use of computer architecture and its
languages efficiently.
Computer
CO 3: Identify the importance of internal
20BCA1C04 Fundamentals &
organization of computer and problem solving
Organization
aspects.
CO 4: Illustrate the networking of computers and
IPR concepts.
CO 5: Design the static webpage and use MS
Office efficiently.
I CO 1: Analyse the algorithm and illustrate
problem using flowchart.
CO 2: Apply the concepts of an arrays in real
time applications.
20BCA1C05 Programming In C
CO 3: Use the functions for various problems.
CO 4: Solve the problems using pointers and
structures.
CO 5: Illustrate the basic file operations.
CO1: Explore the basic LINUX commands with its
architecture.
CO2: Use LINUX file system and different system
calls in files.
CO3: Analyze the working of processes in LINUX
Introduction To
20BCA1C06 operating system.
Linux
CO4: Demonstrate the simple shell scripting with
VI editor.
CO5: Use the system administrative skills in
Linux operating system.

CO 1: Explore the fundamental components of a

computer operating system.
CO 2: Compare and recommend various
scheduling algorithms for processes, and solve
the deadlock problems.
Operating Systems
II 20BCA2C03 CO 3: Recommend the requirement of process
synchronization and coordination handled by OS.
CO 4: Analyze the memory management
schemes.
CO 5: Identify and compare the security and
protection mechanisms related to an OS.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO 1: Explore the features of concepts in object-
oriented programming.
CO 2: Apply the concepts like class, object and
Object Oriented functions in basic programs.
Programming With CO 3: Identify the use of operator overloading
20BCA2C04
C++ and apply inheritance concept for basic problems.
CO 4: Illustrate the concepts of pointers and
virtual functions.
CO 5: Apply and relate the file operations
concepts and its functionalities.
CO 1: Analyze algorithms and algorithm
correctness.
CO 2: Apply the searching and sorting techniques
in real time applications.
Data Structures CO 3: Explore concepts on stack and queue
20BCA2C05
Using C operation and its implementation.
CO 4: Adopt the knowledge of linked list on node
of array.
CO 5: Apply the concepts of trees and its
applications.
CO1 : Explain basic principles, critical concepts
of Informatin Security, System Development life
cycle
CO2 : Summarize the concepts related to data
protection and safe guarding of assets, various
Fundamentals Of
threats and attacks
16BCA3C01 Information
CO3: Classify and analyze the different risk
Security
mitigation strategy options, risk controls, process
of risk assessment
CO4: Illustrate and examine the need of Intrusion
detection and prevention systmes - Firewall,
Network security policies
CO 1: Explain the basic concept of DBMS, its
advantages and applications and to summarize
the role of different database users
III
CO 2:Illustrate ER - diagram notations for
developing the logical design of the database,
and to show the conversion of logical design to
relational table
CO 3 :Evaluate the different SQL queries on
Relational Database
database to create and manipulate relational
16BCA3C02 Management
database, and to illustrate relational algebra
System (Rdbms)
CO 4 :Apply different normalisation techniques on
the database by applying the concept of
functional dependency/decomposition.
CO 5 :Analyse the concept of transaction
processing, discuss different locking protocols
and deadlock and recovery management,
determine the view and conflict serializability of
given schedule.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO 1 : Describe the functions of each layer in OSI
and TCP/IP model.
CO 2 : Explain the network devices and Wireless
networking components.
CO 3: Classify the network routing protocols and
16BCA3C03 Computer Networks analyze how to assign the IP addresses for the
given network as well as describe the application
layer.
CO 4: Illustrate the WAN technology and to
model the Network operating systems and trouble
shooting network.
CO 1: Demonstrate Clear understanding of
Object Oriented Programming paradigm
CO 2: Demonstrate the Understanding of
simplicity, type safe and modularity concepts of
Java
CO 3: Students will be able to develop a model
Programming In web programming using Applet and developing
16BCA3C04
Java the interface.
CO 4: Apply Concept of multi-tasking through
Thread/Multi-threading and learning the systems
calls of JVM
CO 5: Illustrate the Query processing through
Java Programming and Understanding of
Database and integration with JDBC
CO1: Explain the basic concepts and terminology
of Internet of things and Internet of Everything,
IoT architecture, Principles and standards
CO2: Examine and Describe the architecture
view and the strategy of deploying IoT thing using
cloud along with IoT Analytics concept
CO3: Classify and Analyse terms of Cloud
Introduction To Iot, computing and its models along with services,
IV 18BCA5C401
Cloud & Bigdata types, issues and cloud plays an important role in
IoT
CO4: Describe the concepts of Virtualization and
its types, the ways furnishing the tools and
products of virtualization in real time environment
CO5: Illustrate and Examine fundamentals of Big
Data and it features along with Big Data Analytics
and Algorithms to implement on real life scenarios
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO1: Describe the basic terminologies involved in
design of electronic circuits and categorize the
logic gates to help devise universal logic gates
CO2: and identify the working Review the working
of passive electrical components such as
transistors and relays parameters involved
Basic Electronics CO3: Explain the functional elements of
18BCA5C402 And Sensor measurement systems and categorize sensors
Technologies based on their application
CO4: Label the numerous sensors categorized
and identify the demonstrative capabilities of the
sensors listed
CO5: Scrutinize the selection criteria and real
time applications of sensors and replicate the
same through validated examples
CO1: Gain knowledge about websites and
technologies
CO2: Implement the concepts of HTML and to
create a web page with html
Html5, Css,
18BCA5D431 CO3: Implement the concepts of css to blend
Javascript
with html
CO4: Implement the basic concepts of js.
CO5: Gain knowledge about XML and its
attributes
CO1: Describe the random signal theory with its
mathematical analysis base
CO2: Explain the information theory in detail with
different coding theorems
Digital
18BCA5D432 CO3: Explain different coding techniques
Communication
CO4: Explain the different digital modulation
techniques
CO5: Describe Baseband Transmission and
Channel Coding schemes
CO1: Ability to apply properties of groups,
subgroups, cyclic groups, group codes, decoding
and hamming matrix to solve problems. And proof
of Lagrange’s theorem
CO2: Solve counting problems by applying
elementary counting techniques using the product
and sum rules, permutations, combinations,
Elements Of
mathematical induction, the pigeon-hole principle,
16MATH0G1 Discrete
and binomial expansion.
Mathematics
CO3: Ability to apply Solving problems on
closure, transitive, hasse diagrams, Warshall’s
algorithm and partial ordering to solve problems.
CO4: Understand vector addition and scalar
multiplication, algebraically.
CO5: Apply the concept of group codes, decoding
and hamming matrix to solve problems.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO1: Ability to apply the statistics in different
research areas.
CO2: Ability to solve problem associate to the
real life issues by using probability theory.
Elements Of CO3: Ability to solve problem associate to the
16MATH0G4 Probability&Statisti real life issues by using probability addition and
cs multiplication theorem.
CO4: Implement the probability concept in data
science.
CO5: Implies the correlation and regression
theory concept in data mining.
CO1: The communication protocols and their
structure.
CO2: The architectural view of communication
protocols
Communication
17BCA5D11 CO3: The communication protocols in IoT
Protocols
CO4: Applications and key area of
communication protocols in real time networking.
CO5: To understand real time IoT
Communication protocols and its use cases.
CO1: Identify the requirements for protocols for
wireless ad-hoc networks as compared to the
protocols existing for wired network.
CO2: Explore current ad-hoc technologies by
researching key areas such as algorithms,
protocols, hardware, and applications.
Adhoc Mobile
V 17BCA5D12 CO3: Provide advanced in –depth networking
Wireless Network
materials to graduate students in networking
research.
CO4: Provide hands-on experience through real-
world programming projects.
CO5: Practical approach to the communication
network protocol.
CO1: Vision and Concept Developing Embedded
Systems from Scratch
CO2: History & Evolution of Microprocessor and
Microcontrollers
Embedded C With
17BCA5D21 CO3: Understand Embedded Microcontrollers
Arduino
platforms and its Programming Techniques
CO4: Understand Open Source Computing
CO5: Understand and developing basic modules
of Embedded Systems
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO1: Specify the sampling, quantization, and
signal conditioning requirements for a given DSP
application.
CO2: Determine and interpret the z-domain
transfer function of a discrete-time system and
design discrete time filters in the z domain using
Digital Signal the pole-zero method.
17BCA5D22
Processing CO3: Design finite impulse response (FIR) and
infinite impulse response (IIR) discrete-time filters
for lowpass, high-pass, bandpass, bandstop, and
arbitrary frequency response applications
CO4: Implement digital filter designs in SCILAB.
CO5: Analyze discrete-time filter banks and multi-
rate signal processing systems.
CO1: Usage of mobile devices have increased
exponentially over the past decade. Most of the
people have more than one mobile devices.
CO2: The introduction of Smart Phones have
created a new revolution in the
telecommunication industry. The rise in demand
of mobile phones have led telecommunication
companies to delve into newer technologies and
Mobile Application standards.
17BCA5S31
Development CO3: This course covers the basics of mobile
network, device and their architecture. It explains
the importance of developing quality applications
- both native as well as web-based.
CO4: The course explains about the importance,
features, functions and types of mobile operating
systems.
CO5: Practical approach to the communication
network protocol.
CO1: Understand about NoSQL databases
CO2: Understand about basic principles and
design criteria of NoSQL databases
CO3: Compare among different types of NoSQL
17BCA5S32 Nosql Database databases
CO4: Understand different types of features of
different NoSQL databases
CO5: Implement internals of different NoSQL
Databases.
CO1:Understand various ways to implement data
visualisation
CO2: Visualize data through seven stages of data
analysis process.
17BCA5S41 Data Visualization
CO3: Study explanatory, exploratory and hybrid
types of data visualization.
CO4: Understand various stages of visualizing
data.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO1: Understand Cloud and its Architecture
CO2: Understand concept of Virtualization
CO3: Implement Local Cloud and Internet
17BCA5S42 Cloud Computing connected cloud management
CO4: Setting up Cloud platform step by step
CO5: Understand IoT Cloud Architecture and
Interface
CO1 : Practical approach to the communication
network protocol
CO2 : IoT System (Hardware) design using open
source platform
CO3: IoT System design using Industry standard
17BCA6D11 Iot System Design
hardware.
CO4: Real time IoT Applications design using
multiple platforms.
CO5: Identify and apply the new trends in the
field of technology pertaining to IoT.
CO1: Discuss and understand Architecture of
Advanced Embedded System
CO2: Interpret Architecture of ARM processor
CO3: Illustrate the interfacing and programming
Advance Embedded
17BCA6D12 with ARM Processors
System
CO4: Examine rapid prototyping for embedded
systems with Rasberry Pi
CO5: Measure real time interfacing with Rasberry
Pi & Arduino
CO1: Understand the difference between
VI
continuous class label and discrete class label
classification methods.
CO2: Predict the continuous class variable using
linear regression analysis.
CO3: Predict the binary class variable using
17BCA6S21 Machine Learning
decision tree and random forest.
CO4: Understand the importance of Logistic
regression and neural networks with its
predication and application in business.
CO5: Apply the assessment method to find the
better fit model for classification techniques.
CO1: Summarize concept of BigData and its
related terminologies.
CO2: Outline need of Hadoop and its importance.
CO3: Understand the use of HDFS for operations
17BCA6S22
Big Data Analysis on storage unit.
CO4: Analyze need and importance of
MapReduce on big data.
CO5: Test YARN for its efficiency on handling big
data problems.
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2019-20 Batch

Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)

CO 1 : Apply the concept of Mathematical Logics.
CO 2: Use concept of Matrices and Determinants.
CO 3: Apply the concept of Mathematical Logics.
Fundamentals Of
20BCA1C03 CO 4: Solve the problems using concepts of Set
Mathematics
theory.
CO 5: Illustrate the implementation of Permutation
and Combination
CO 1: Identify the concepts and applications of
computers.
CO 2: Use of computer architecture and its
languages efficiently.
Computer
CO 3: Identify the importance of internal
20BCA1C04 Fundamentals &
organization of computer and problem solving
Organization
aspects.
CO 4: Illustrate the networking of computers and
IPR concepts.
CO 5: Design the static webpage and use MS
Office efficiently.
I CO 1: Analyse the algorithm and illustrate
problem using flowchart.
CO 2: Apply the concepts of an arrays in real
time applications.
20BCA1C05 Programming In C
CO 3: Use the functions for various problems.
CO 4: Solve the problems using pointers and
structures.
CO 5: Illustrate the basic file operations.
CO1: Explore the basic LINUX commands with its
architecture.
CO2: Use LINUX file system and different system
calls in files.
CO3: Analyze the working of processes in LINUX
Introduction To
20BCA1C06 operating system.
Linux
CO4: Demonstrate the simple shell scripting with
VI editor.
CO5: Use the system administrative skills in
Linux operating system.

CO 1: Explore the fundamental components of a

computer operating system.
CO 2: Compare and recommend various
scheduling algorithms for processes, and solve
the deadlock problems.
Operating Systems
II 20BCA2C03 CO 3: Recommend the requirement of process
synchronization and coordination handled by OS.
CO 4: Analyze the memory management
schemes.
CO 5: Identify and compare the security and
protection mechanisms related to an OS.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO 1: Explore the features of concepts in object-
oriented programming.
CO 2: Apply the concepts like class, object and
Object Oriented functions in basic programs.
Programming With CO 3: Identify the use of operator overloading
20BCA2C04
C++ and apply inheritance concept for basic problems.
CO 4: Illustrate the concepts of pointers and
virtual functions.
CO 5: Apply and relate the file operations
concepts and its functionalities.
CO 1: Analyze algorithms and algorithm
correctness.
CO 2: Apply the searching and sorting techniques
in real time applications.
Data Structures CO 3: Explore concepts on stack and queue
20BCA2C05
Using C operation and its implementation.
CO 4: Adopt the knowledge of linked list on node
of array.
CO 5: Apply the concepts of trees and its
applications.
CO1 : Explain basic principles, critical concepts
of Informatin Security, System Development life
cycle
CO2 : Summarize the concepts related to data
protection and safe guarding of assets, various
Fundamentals Of
threats and attacks
16BCA3C01 Information
CO3: Classify and analyze the different risk
Security
mitigation strategy options, risk controls, process
of risk assessment
CO4: Illustrate and examine the need of Intrusion
detection and prevention systmes - Firewall,
Network security policies
CO 1: Explain the basic concept of DBMS, its
advantages and applications and to summarize
the role of different database users
III
CO 2:Illustrate ER - diagram notations for
developing the logical design of the database,
and to show the conversion of logical design to
relational table
CO 3 :Evaluate the different SQL queries on
Relational Database
database to create and manipulate relational
16BCA3C02 Management
database, and to illustrate relational algebra
System (Rdbms)
CO 4 :Apply different normalisation techniques on
the database by applying the concept of
functional dependency/decomposition.
CO 5 :Analyse the concept of transaction
processing, discuss different locking protocols
and deadlock and recovery management,
determine the view and conflict serializability of
given schedule.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO 1 : Describe the functions of each layer in OSI
and TCP/IP model.
CO 2 : Explain the network devices and Wireless
networking components.
CO 3: Classify the network routing protocols and
16BCA3C03 Computer Networks analyze how to assign the IP addresses for the
given network as well as describe the application
layer.
CO 4: Illustrate the WAN technology and to
model the Network operating systems and trouble
shooting network.
CO 1: Demonstrate Clear understanding of
Object Oriented Programming paradigm
CO 2: Demonstrate the Understanding of
simplicity, type safe and modularity concepts of
Java
CO 3: Students will be able to develop a model
Programming In web programming using Applet and developing
16BCA3C04
Java the interface.
CO 4: Apply Concept of multi-tasking through
Thread/Multi-threading and learning the systems
calls of JVM
CO 5: Illustrate the Query processing through
Java Programming and Understanding of
Database and integration with JDBC
CO1: Ability to apply the statistics in different
research areas.
CO2: Solve problem associate to the real life
issues by using probability theory.
CO3: Solve problem associated to the real life
Probability And
16BCA41C01 issues by using probability addition and
Statistics
multiplication theorem.
CO4: Implement the probability concept in data
science.
IV CO5: Imply the correlation and regression theory
concept in data mining.
CO1: Understand the concepts of client server
communications and markup languages.
CO2: Implement different style sheets and its
properties along with client side programming.
16BCA4C02 Web Technology
CO3: Illustrate the Document object model and
server side scripting.
CO4: Learn the server side JSP technology
processing.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO1: Understand the basic concepts and
terminology of Big Data and its Dimensions and
concepts of HDFS commands
CO2: Examine and Describe the functions of
Mapreduce concepts, Code walkthrough, I/O
types, MR program, Mapreduce Design and
Patterns.
CO3: Classify and Analyse the terms of Pig,
Big Data
16BCA41D31 Basic and Complex Data Analysis,
Programming
Troubleshooting and optimising Pig.
CO4: Describe the terminologies of Hive, Basic
Data Analysis, Hive Data management, Text
Processing and Transformations.
CO5: Illustrate and Examine the Concepts of
Data Analysis Using Pentaho as a ELT tool,
Setting up Pentaho, Load Data among HDFS,
Hive and RDBMS and Reporting concepts.
CO1: Ability to explain various Data Display
Requires Planning, Iteration and Combination,
Principles, Onward, Getting Started with
Processing.
CO2: Understand the A Simple Plot (Represent
and Refine), Labeling the Current Data Set
(Refine and Interact), Drawing Axis Labels
(Refine), Choosing a Proper Representation
(Represent and Refine), Using Rollovers to
16BCA41D32 Data Visualization
Highlight Points (Interact), Ways to Connect
Points (Refine).
CO3: Able to understand NTFS permissions for
share and access the files.
CO4: Ability to configure print server with various
printer and able to work on remote management
tools.
CO5: Ability to create virtual machines and
control VMs storage using Hyper-V manager.
CO1 : Understand different data structures of
NoSQL
CO2 : Study basics of Cassandra with Its
architecture and data model.
CO3: Implement different practical scenario’s of
Non-Relational
V 16BCA51D11 practiced for CRUD, Querying, indexing,
Databases
aggregation, etc
CO4: Learn the knowledge of embedding java
with Neo4j
CO5: Learn the knowledge of HBase NoSQL
software.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO1: Master the basic concepts and appreciate
the applications of database systems.
CO2: Familiarise with data warehousing and data
mining techniques.
CO3: Learn basic issues of transaction
processing and concurrency control.
16BCA51D12 Advanced Rdbms
CO4: Implement relational database theory, and
be able to write relational algebra expressions for
queries.
CO5: Master working successfully on a team by
design and development of a Database
application system as part of a team.
CO1: Understand the architecture of data
warehouse and database
CO2: Understand the procedure involved in data
analytics and analytical activities
16BCA51D22 Data Analytics CO3:Implement the methods and steps
implemented in order analyze data
CO4: Learn ETL process in detail.
CO5: Compare different computing tools for data
analytics.
CO1:: Design solutions for complex engineering
problems and design system components or
processes that meet the specified needs with
appropriate consideration for the public health
and safety, and the cultural, societal, and
environmental considerations.
CO2: Usage of modern tools to create, select,
and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and
Python modern engineering and IT tools including
16BCA51S31
Programming prediction and modeling to complex engineering
activities with an understanding of the limitations.
CO3: Recognize the need for, and have the
preparation and ability to engage in independent
and life-long learning in the broadest context of
technological change.
CO4: Explore RDBMS and NRDBMS with python.
CO5: Understand the graphics and Plotting. And
Explore GUI tools available for python.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO1: Understand the common designs and
structures of warehouse systems and OLTP and
OLAP operations in present industry applications.
CO2: Get an understanding of Business
Intelligence with various BI Tools and Critically
evaluate the use of BI for supporting decision
making in an organization.
Data Modeling And CO3: Explain the purpose of Requirements
16BCA51S41
Warehousing Analysis and to develop an entity-relationship
model that represents the information
requirements of the business.
CO4: Transformation steps from conceptual
model to SQL constructs.
CO5: Understand UML notations with diagrams
and to create a requirements model using UML
class notations.
CO1: Compare between normal storage and
cloud storage with uses.
CO2: Understand behavior of cloud technology
with challenges to be faced.
16BCA51S42 Cloud Technology CO3: Understand the in and out of cloud
components in detail.
CO4: Usage of virtualization in a present industry.
CO5: Implement different computing tools for
cloud application development.
CO1 : Understand Looping’s Using Vectors and
List
CO2 : Compare different Data Structures used in
R
CO3: Working with importing various files and
16BCA61D11 R Programming
plotting graph
CO4: Implement various statistical distributions
used in R
CO5: Implement descriptive and predictive
analytics.
VI CO1: Understand the various test that are used in
descriptive analytics.
CO2: Master the various algorithm and models of
machine learning framework.
CO3: Determine the various techniques and
16BCA61D12 Business Analytics validation approaches of vector machines, neural
networks and deep learning.
CO4: Understand the challenges for big data
analytics.
CO5: Familiarise with the processes needed to
develop, report, and analyze business data.
Semester Course Code Course Name Course Outcomes (COs)
CO1: Implement different formatting features and
formulae.
CO2: Apply statistical functions on a data set and
visualize the data.
Quantitative
CO3: Identify various distribution functions on
16BCA61S21 Analysis Using
data set in different scenario.
Excel
CO4: To explore web queries and connect to
other databases.
CO5: Learn importing data from business data
and to work with external database.
CO1: Determine the fundamentals of data mining
and its principle.
CO2: Compare and evaluate different data mining
techniques like classification, prediction,
clustering and association rule mining.
16BCA61S22 Data Mining CO3: Determine the different types of data mining
in industry.
CO4: Determine the impact and trends of data
mining.
CO5: Explore the tools and techniques of data
mining visualization.