Course Outcomes

Course Outcomes

Program Name

Semester

Course Code

Course Name

Course outcome (Cos)

B.Com (Computer Applications)

1 SEM

1-1-R20

ENGLISH – I

CO1

Understand the importance of Scientific thinking

CO2

Understand the poetry

CO3

 Understand the importance of parents

CO4

Understand the story

CO5

 Recognize the Pronunciation of sounds

B.Com (Computer Applications)

1 SEM

1-03-R20

SANSKRIT – I

CO1

Helps to develop a virtuen of helping others through the story of “ABHIGNANAM” whetre Lakshmana  identified Sita anklet

CO2

Inculcate the habit of helping the needy during starvation

CO3

 Make  them to know the importance of friendliness and differentiate the greatness and braveness

CO4

Elucidates the different personalities in the world through the poem “”VIVIKTHAPUSHPAKARANDHA”

CO5

Expounds the importance of social awareness and timeliness through the poem”MURKHABRAHIMINA”

B.Com (Computer Applications)

1 SEM

1-05-R20

TELUGU -I

CO1

Inculcate qualities of leadership through the lessons of polity

CO2

Realise the value of friendship between lord krishna & Kuchela

CO3

Explain how the empoloyees behave ethically

CO4

says how one should develop valour and bravery

CO5

Explain the self esteem of Vanitha through Sita , Rhavana

B.Com (Computer Applications)

1 SEM

1-02-R20

HINDI  – I

CO1

To able to understand the ” Integrity of Indian Literature

CO2

To able to understand the  “Self-reliance”

CO3

To able to understand the basic of HINDI Grammar

CO4

To make students to understand the short stories of Prem Chand, Usha Priyamvadha and Hari Shankar Parsai

B.Com (Computer Applications)

1 SEM

1-07(3)-R20

LIFE SKILL COURSE : ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT

CO1

Understanding main functions and its characteristics of an entrepreneur

CO2

Analyse different sources to generate new ideas in business

CO3

Developing new projects and its report preparation of project

CO4

Understanding different financial institutions that supports SSI’s

CO5

Describing various government policies and taxation benefits of SSI’s

B.Com (Computer Applications)

1 SEM

1-08(4)-R20

SKILL DEVELOPMENT COURSE : INSURANCE PROMOTION

CO1

Understand the field level structure and functioning of insurance sector and it’s role in protecting the risks

CO2

Comprehend pertaining skills and their application for promoting insurance coverage

CO3

Prepare better for the Insurance Agent examination conducted by IRDA

CO4

Plan ‘promoting insurance coverage practice’ as one of the carrie option

CO5

Comprehend pertaining skills and their application for promoting insurance coverage

B.Com (Computer Applications)

1 SEM

2-1-101-R20

FUNDAMENTALS OF ACCOUNTING  – I

CO1

Identify transactions and events that need to be recorded in the books of accounts

CO2

Develop the skill of recording financial transactions and preparation of reports in accordance with GAA

CO3

Analyze the difference between cash book and pass book in terms of balance and make reconciliation.

CO4

Critically examine the balance sheets of a sole trader for different accounting periods

CO5

Design new accounting formulas & principles for business organisations.

B.Com (Computer Applications)

1 SEM

1-1-106-R20

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY  

CO1

understand the difference between an operating system and an application program, and what each is used in a computer

CO2

Apply standard statistical inference procedures to draw conclusions from data

CO3

Analyse compression techniques and file formats to determine effective ways of securing, managing, and transferring data

CO4

Working in ‘Outside Syllabus Area’ under a Co-curricular Activity (Creativity) Design, implement, and evaluate a computing-based solution to meet a given set of computing requirem

CO5

Efficiently learn and use Microsoft Office applications

B.Com (Computer Applications)

1 SEM

1-1-106-R20P

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PRACTICALS

CO1

understand the difference between an operating system and an application program, and what each is used for i

CO2

Apply standard statistical inference procedures to draw conclusions from data

CO3

Analyse compression techniques and file formats to determine effective ways of securing, managing, and transferring data

CO4

Working in ‘Outside Syllabus Area’ under a Co-curricular Activity (Creativity) Design, implement, and evaluate a computing-based solution to meet a given set of computing requirem

CO5

Efficiently learn and use Microsoft Office applications

B.Com (Computer Applications)

1 SEM

2-1-102-R20

BUSINESS ORGANIZATION AND MANAGEMENT

CO1

Understand different forms of business organizations.

CO2

Comprehend the nature of Joint Stock Company and formalities to promote a Company.

CO3

Critically examine the various organizations of the business firms and judge the best among them.

CO4

Design and plan to register a business firm. Prepare different documents to register a company at his own

CO5

Articulate new models of business organizations.

B.Com (Computer Applications)

2 SEM

2-01-R20

ENLISH – II (PROSE , POETRY ,SHORT STORY , DRAMA)

CO1

Evaluate Social Competence

CO2

Develop reading and writing skills

CO3

Enhance creative thinking

CO4

Build Vocabulary for effective communication

CO5

Recognize the tactics of writing powerful resume

B.Com (Computer Applications)

2 SEM

2-05-R20

TELUGU-1(B)

CO1

Understood the contemporary issues through leteracy  moments in the modern literature

CO2

Realize the message of the changes in the emergence of story writing

CO3

Proved how the social empourment can be sought through the process of fictionery novels

CO4

learnt about the plays different folk arts

CO5

know the retionality behind qualities of a critics in the modules literature

B.Com (Computer Applications)

2 SEM

2-03-R20

SANSKRIT-II

CO1

Elucidate the Kalidas love for nature and necessity in protecting Hermitages through the story.

CO2

Understand  the importance of continous efforts in lifefrom the birth of GangaMatha

CO3

Recalls the “UPADESAMRITAM” by Samudrala Lakshmanaiah”

CO4

Understand the story of  “PUSHPODHBAVA”

CO5

Understand the goodness of farmer and greatness of cultivation

B.Com (Computer Applications)

2 SEM

2-02-R20

HINDI  – II

CO1

To able to understand the “Integrity of India “

CO2

To able to understand the “Relationship between Literature and culture”

CO3

To able to understand the “Hindi Grammar”

CO4

To Able to Understand ” How to write Letter?”

B.Com (Computer Applications)

2 SEM

2-07-R20

LIFE SKILL COURSE

CO1

Understand the evolution of india’s culture

CO2

Analyze the process of modernization of indian society and culture from past to future

CO3

Comprehend objective education and evaluate scientific development of india in various spheres

CO4

Inculcate nationalist and moral fervor and scientific temper

B.Com (Computer Applications)

2 SEM

2-08-1-R20

SKILL DEVELOPMENT COURSE (1)

CO1

Understand the types of business communication and correspondence

CO2

Comprehend the processes like receiving, filing and replying

CO3

Acquire knowledge in preparing good business communications

CO4

Acquaint with organizational communication requirements and presentations

B.Com (Computer Applications)

2 SEM

2-08-2-R20

SKILL DEVELOPMENT COURSE (2)

CO1

Understand the concepts of Supply Chain Management in connection with products.

CO2

Understanding various types of seller and suppliers

CO3

 Analysis of different distribution strategies – online and physical distribution

CO4

Design and develop new methods and models of Logistics in SCM

B.Com (Computer Applications)

2 SEM

1-2-101-R20

FUNDAMENTALS OF ACCOUNTING – II

CO1

Understand the concept of consignment and learn the accounting treatment of the various aspects of consignment.

CO2

Analyze the accounting process and preparation of accounts in consignment and joint venture

CO3

Distinguish Joint Venture and Partnership and to learn the methods of maintaining records under Joint Venture.

CO4

Determine the useful life and value of the depreciable assets and maintenance of Reserves in business entities.

CO5

Design an accounting system for different models of businesses at his own using the principles of existing accounting system.

B.Com (Computer Applications)

2 SEM

2-2-103-R20

BUSINESS ECONOMICS

CO1

Describe the nature of economics in dealing with the issues of scarcity of resources

CO2

Analyze supply and demand analysis and its impact on consumer behaviour.

CO3

Evaluate the factors, such as production and costs affecting firms behaviour

CO4

Recognize market failure and the role of govemINESSment in dealing with those failures.

CO5

Apply economic models for managerial problems, identify their relationships , and formulate the decision making tools to be applied for business.

B.Com (Computer Applications)

2 SEM

1-2-124-R20

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS – II – E-COMMERCE AND WEB DESIGNING

CO1

 Understand the foundations and importance of E-commerce

CO2

Recognize and discuss global E-commerce issues

CO3

Analyze the impact of E-commerce on business models and strategy

CO4

Design and/or collect site content

CO5

Build a site based on the design decisions and progressively incorporate tools and techniques covered :

B.Com (Computer Applications)

2 SEM

1-2-124-R20P

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS – II – E-COMMERCE AND WEB DESIGNING PRACTICALS

CO1

Remember the internet related concepts that are vital in understanding web development

CO2

Understand the important html tags for designing static pages

CO3

Design and develoop web pages using css styles

CO4

Develop interactive web applications through loding using html css

B.Com (Computer Applications)

3 SEM

3-01

ENGLISH – III

CO1

 Understand the synonyms, antonyms and different strategies of framing words and use of grammatical structure.

CO2

 Identify the feelings of the poet against fake feelings and understand the connotations of poetic language.

CO3

 Apply their knowledge about family relationships in middle class Indian society regarding multiple roles of woman in facing family life.

CO4

 Understand the evil tradition of performing child-marriages, and students illustrate the changes in the society concerning marriages.

CO5

calculate and analyse their learned skills with the help of Jam session, Note making, Reporting for media, Expansion of an idea and transformation of sentences.

B.Com (Computer Applications)

3 SEM

3-05

TELUGU  – III

CO1

Inculcate the qualities of honesty like trust worthyness through the story of emperor Bali

CO2

Develop the feelings of patriotism and devotion through the success stories of Sri Krishna Devaraya

CO3

Realize the Importance of love and effection towords friends and parents through the story narrated by Gowthama to Nandana

CO4

Illustrate the greateness of Grandeour of Andhra Desha

CO5

Preach how the selfishness of the people kill the Humanity through the play varudu

B.Com (Computer Applications)

3 SEM

3-03

SANSKRIT – III

CO1

Recognize  the consequences of cruelity through the story “DUTAVAKYA”

CO2

Understands ARJU NA’S great effort in”ASANI NIRASSAM”.

CO3

Recalls the qualities to be practiced  in lifeby the words of “GURU”

CO4

Recall the application of various “ALANKARAS”in a different situations

CO5

Understand the biography of poets like PANINI KAUTILIYA  and so on

B.Com (Computer Applications)

3 SEM

3-08

COMMUNICATION SKILLS & SOFTS SKILLS -II

CO1

 Identify the organs of speech used in the utterance of speech sounds, and helps to understand all 44 sounds (vowels, consonants) symbols in phonetics.

CO2

 Interpret a syllable, syllabic structure,Role of stress in spoken English, articulate the use of accent or stress in connected speech and know different tones in English.

CO3

 Understand different functions of language like greet and introduce in various contexts. Face the interviews with successfully using the interview skills. Identify the nature and scope of presentation skills. Develop speaking skills and become a speaker.

CO4

 Apply their knowledge to participate In Role-plays successfully, understand the nature and parts of Debate and participate in it effectively, finally students will participate in a Group discussion with confidence.

CO5

 Illustrate  the various aspects of English spelling in a perfect way, evaluate  different uses of punctuation in their writing  and helps them to understand data given in tables, charts, and graphs.

B.Com (Computer Applications)

3 SEM

1-3-101

CORPORATE ACCOUNTING

CO1

Understand the Value of goodwill and Shares in various methods.

CO2

Develop profit and Loss A/c and Balance Sheet.

CO3

Design Journal Entries and preparation of revised Balance Sheet.

CO4

Understand Profit & Loss Account and  Balance Sheet.

CO5

Develop Revenue Account and Valuation  Balance Sheet.

B.Com (Computer Applications)

3 SEM

2-3-101

BUSINESS STATISTICS

CO1

Understant on  Business Statistics gives the students to review good practice in presentation and the format most applicable  to their own data.

CO2

Understan on the Measuresof central tendency reduce the data to a single value which is useful for making comparative studies.

CO3

Recognize that the measures of dispersion throw ligth on reliability of average and control of varaiability.

CO4

Understand on Correlation analysis is a method of statistical evaluation used to study the strength of a relationship between two variables, numerically measured. And Regression analysis is to explain variability in dependent variable by means of one or more of independent variables.

CO5

Recall Index numbers are used to measure changes in the value of money or the price level from time to time.

B.Com (Computer Applications)

3 SEM

1-3-106

PROGRAMMING IN “C”

CO1

 translate the algorithms to programs.Also need to test and execute programs.To apply and implement conditional branching,iteration statements

CO2

understand and apply functions inc and recursion

CO3

understand pointers and dynamic memory allocation

CO4

Understand and implement the concept of arrays and strings

B.Com (Computer Applications)

3 SEM

1-3-106P

PROGRAMMING IN “C” PRACTICALS

CO1

 translate the algorithms to programs.Also need to test and execute programs.To apply and implement conditional branching,iteration statements

CO2

understand and apply functions inc and recursion

CO3

understand pointers and dynamic memory allocation

CO4

Understand and implement the concept of arrays and strings

B.Com (Computer Applications)

4 SEM

4-07

COMMUNICAITON SKILLS & SOFT SKILLS – III

CO1

Differentiate the work efficiency on the place of birth

CO2

Understand different styles of greetings

CO3

Understand the similaraties of the poem

CO4

Describe the different reasons for status of woman

CO5

Describe the story

B.Com (Computer Applications)

4 SEM

4-08

ANALYTICAL SKILLS

CO1

Acquire knowledge on graphical presentation

CO2

Understand basic mathematical operations

CO3

Acquire knowledge on series completion

CO4

Ability to solve quantitative problems

CO5

Ability to solve business computation

B.Com (Computer Applications)

4 SEM

4-09

INTERNET FUNDAMENTALS & WEB TOOLS

CO1

Analyze a web page and identify its elements and attributes

CO2

Create web pages using XHTML and Cascading Style Sheets

CO3

Build dynamic web pages using JavaScript (Client side programming)

CO4

Create XML documents and Schemas

CO5

 Create a form by using various attributes of the input tags.

B.Com (Computer Applications)

4 SEM

4-10

LEADERSHIP EDUCATION

CO1

Recognize the different theories of leadership and define functions of management

CO2

Summarise the behavioural concepts and apply personality development concepts in the attitude formation and change

CO3

Understand the interpersonal behaviour in leadership and evaluate taransactional analysis

CO4

Understand the  group dynamics and conclude how to resolve conclicts in the management

CO5

Analyse team building and management and construct team building activities

B.Com (Computer Applications)

4 SEM

1-4-101

ACCOUNTING FOR SERVICE ORGANIZATION

CO1

Acquire conceptual knowledge of basics of accounting

CO2

Develop the skill of recording financial transactions and preparation of reports in accordance with GAAP

CO3

 Describe the role of accounting information and its limitations

CO4

Recognize circumstances providing for increased exposure to errors and frauds

CO5

Determine the useful life and value of the depreciable asset

B.Com (Computer Applications)

4 SEM

2-4-101

BUSINESS LAW

CO1

Understand the meaning and definition of and ICA,1872

CO2

Understand offer, acceptance and consideration and applications through case laws

CO3

Sammarise the capacity of parties to enter into a contract and case laws

CO4

Ralate sale of goods Act, 1930

CO5

Understand  Cyber law ( Information Technology act, 2000)

B.Com (Computer Applications)

4 SEM

1-4-106

COMPUTER APPLICATIONs – IV

CO1

 understand implementation concepts of linear and non linear data structures

CO2

Understand the concepts of stacks and Queues

CO3

Understand the concepts of trees and graphs

CO4

 apply different sorting and searching algorithms

B.Com (Computer Applications)

4 SEM

1-4-106P

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS PRACTICALS – IV

CO1

understand implementation concepts of linear and non linear data structures

CO2

Understand the concepts of stacks and Queues

CO3

Understand the concepts of trees and graphs

CO4

 apply different sorting and searching algorithms

B.Com (Computer Applications)

5 SEM

2-5-101

COST ACCOUNTING

CO1

Analyse the Break Even Point and Margin of Safety.

CO2

Recognise the Cost Accounting  and define the Cost Sheet.

CO3

Interpret the different price methods of material issues.

CO4

Construct various methods of wage payments.

CO5

Practice the preparation of Contract Account.

B.Com (Computer Applications)

5 SEM

1-5-101

GOODS & SERVICES TAX FUNDAMENTALS -V

CO1

Understand certain basic terms of goods and service act

CO2

Understand various transactions for supply and identify levy of a particular tax

CO3

 Understand the provisions related to the term supply place of supply time of supply and value of supply

CO4

Understand the provisions related to input tax credit

CO5

Apply the ITC registration under GST act

B.Com (Computer Applications)

5 SEM

1-5-102

ADVANCED CORPORATE ACCOUNTING -VI

CO1

Understanding the List of Accounting Standards.

CO2

Explain accounting procedure in preparation of Journal Entries.

CO3

Construct of Journal Entries and preparation of revised Balance Sheet.

CO4

Construct of Liqudator’s Statement of Acoount and Calculation of Remuneration.

CO5

Execute Cosolidated Balance Sheet of Holding Company.

B.Com (Computer Applications)

5 SEM

1-5-113

DATABASE MAMANGEMENT SYSTEM

CO1

Understand dbms concepts

CO2

Recall file systems and compare with dbms approach

CO3

Understand ER model and EET modelling

CO4

Apply SQL commands

CO5

Understand PL/SQL programming concepts

B.Com (Computer Applications)

5 SEM

1-5-113P

DATABASE MAMANGEMENT SYSTEM PRAC

CO1

Execute Cosolidated Balance Sheet of Holding Company.

CO2

Understand dbms concepts

CO3

Recall file systems and compare with dbms approach

CO4

Understand ER model and EET modelling

CO5

Apply SQL commands

CO6

Understand Pl/SQL programming concepts

B.Com (Computer Applications)

5 SEM

1-5-114

WEB TECHNOLOGY

CO1

Understand basic concepts of internet

CO2

Understand the basic html tags,formatting tags.

CO3

Understand the forms,frames.css sheets

CO4

Understand the interactive webpages

CO5

Understand rollover buttons

B.Com (Computer Applications)

5 SEM

1-5-114P

WEB TECHNOLOGY PRAC

CO1

implement html tags

CO2

Design tables and lists using html tags

CO3

design forms and frames using html tags

CO4

design interactive webpages

CO5

develop webpages using rollover buttons

B.Com (Computer Applications)

5 SEM

2-5-104

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

CO1

Understands the concepts of Project Management for planning to execution of projects.

CO2

Knowledges about the major analysis that should be employed by a project manager

CO3

Understand the feasibility analysis in Project Management and network analysis tools for cost and time estimation.

CO4

Conceptualizes the human resource requirements for the successful completion of the project

CO5

Understands several ways for terminating the project

B.Com (Computer Applications)

6 SEM

2-6-101-6.1

ADVANCED COST ACCOUNTING

CO1

Explains cost accounting systems.

CO2

Understand  the concepts of cost, expense, loss and revenue.

CO3

Explains the relationships between cost and financial accounting.

CO4

Prepare production cost statement and cost of goods sold statement.

CO5

Explains main manufacturing cost elements.

B.Com (Computer Applications)

6 SEM

1-6-101 A-CE-1

AUDITING

CO1

understand the objectives of Auditing as true and fair view of financial statement

CO2

classify the different types of Auditing

CO3

understand Audit programme, Audit evidence, procedure,techniques and Audit notebook, verify the documents relating the transaction on profit and loss account and balance sheet  

CO4

Understand the purpose of internal check, internal control and internal Audit and its applications to various items

CO5

understand how an assets and liabilities can be verified by applying certain Audit techniques

B.Com (Computer Applications)

6 SEM

1-6-101 B-CE-2

MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTING

CO1

Define the role of management accounting within a business.

CO2

Explains the importance of comparisons and trends in financial statement analysis.

CO3

Construct Funds Flow Statement.

CO4

Construct Cash Flow Statement.

CO5

Measure and Evaluate various Ratios.

B.Com (Computer Applications)

6 SEM

1-6-106 DSC

E-COMMERCE APPLICATIONS

CO1

Define anatomy of e-commerce

CO2

Understand components of I-way

CO3

understand client/server network security

CO4

Understand consumer oriented e-commerce

CO5

Understand E-SCM

B.Com (Computer Applications)

6 SEM

1-6-106P DSC

E-COMMERCE APPLICATIONS PRAC

CO1

Understand anatomy of e-commerce

CO2

Understand components of I-way

CO3

 understand client/server network security

CO4

Understand consumer oriented e-commerce

CO5

Understand E-SCM

B.Com (Computer Applications)

6 SEM

1-6-106 C-CE-2.2

TALLY

CO1

Summarize the. concept of Tally.wrp9, it’s features, accounting in tally and it’s applications.Working with the given problem

CO2

Understand the inventory in Tally.erp9 and it’s applications. working with the given problem

CO3

Relate the concept of GST and GST in tally.erp9 and it’s application. Working with the given problem

CO4

Understand TDS  in tally.erp9 and it’s usage. working with the given problem

CO5

Summarize payroll heads, it’s applications in Tally.erp9. Working with the given problem

B.Com (Computer Applications)

6 SEM

1-6-106P C-CE-2.2

TALLY PRAC

CO1

Summarize the. concept of Tally.wrp9, it’s features, accounting in tally and it’s applications.Working with the given problem

CO2

Understand the inventory in Tally.erp9 and it’s applications. working with the given problem

CO3

Relate the concept of GST and GST in tally.erp9 and it’s application. Working with the given problem

CO4

Understand TDS  in tally.erp9 and it’s usage. working with the given problem

CO5

Summarize payroll heads, it’s applications in Tally.erp9. Working with the given problem

B.Com (Computer Applications)

6 SEM

1-6-106 C-CE-2.3

PROJECT WORK

CO1

Understand programming language concepts along with oop concepts as well as softwae engineering principles

CO2

Plan,analyze,design a software project and demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively in speech and writing

CO3

Understand the major software engineering concepts and position them to lead medium sized software projects

CO4

Understand different software development process.

CO5

Gain confidence in developing a small sized software project

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

1 SEM

1-1-112-R20

MATHEMATICS – I – DIFFERENTIAL EQUATIONS

CO1

Solve linear differential equations

CO2

Convert non-exact homogeneous equations to exact differential equations by using integrating factors

CO3

Know the methods of finding solutions of differential equations of the first order but not of the first degree

CO4

Solve higher-order linear differential equations, both homogeneous and non homogeneous, with constant coefficients.

CO5

Understand the concept and apply appropriate methods for solving differential equations

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

1 SEM

3-1-116-R20

PHYSICS – I – MECHANICS, WAVES AND OSCILATIONS

CO1

Understand Newton’s laws of motion and motion of variable mass system and its application to rocket motion and the concepts of impact parameter, scattering cross section.

CO2

Apply the rotational kinematic relations, the principle and working of gyroscope and itapplicationsand the precessional motion of a freely rotating symmetric top.

CO3

Understand postulates of Special theory of relativity and its consequences such as length contraction, time dilation, relativistic mass and mass-energy equivalence.

CO4

Examinephenomena of simple harmonic motionand the distinction between undamped, damped and forced oscillations and the concepts of resonance and quality factor with reference to damped harmonic oscillator.

CO5

Appreciate the formulation of the problem of coupled oscillations and solve them to obtain normal modes of oscillation and their frequencies in simple mechanical systems.

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

1 SEM

3-1-108-R20P

COMPUTER SCIENCE – I – PROBLEM SOLVING IN C

CO1

Understand the evolution and functionality of a Digital Computer.

CO2

Apply logical skills to analyse a given problem

CO3

Develop an algorithm for solving a given problem.

CO4

Understand ‘C’ language constructs like Iterative statements, Array processing, Pointers, etc.

CO5

Apply ‘C’ language constructs to the algorithms towrite a ‘C’ language program.

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

1 SEM

3-1-116-R20P

PHYSICS – I – PRACTICALS

CO1

Know how to determine the acceleration due to gravity at a place using Compound pendulum and Simple pendulum.

CO2

Notice the difference between flat resonance and sharp resonance in case of volume resonator and sonometer experiments respectively.

CO3

Verify the laws of transverse vibrations in a stretched string using sonometer and comment on the relation between frequency, length and tension of a stretched string under vibration.

CO4

Demonstrate the formation of stationary waves on a string in Melde’s string experiment.

CO5

Observe the motion of coupled oscillators and normal modes.

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

1 SEM

3-1-108-R20

COMPUTER SCIENCE – I – PROBLEM SOLVING IN C PRACTICALS

CO1

Develop programming skills using the fundamental and basics of c language

CO2

Develop programs using the basic elements like control statement

CO3

Develop programs using arrays and strings

CO4

Enable effective usage of arrays, structures, functions and pointers

CO5

Implement files and command like arguments

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

2 SEM

1-2-112-R20

MATHEMATICS – II

CO1

Get the knowledge of planes.

CO2

Basic idea of lines, sphere and cones.

CO3

Understand the properties of planes, lines, spheres and cones.

CO4

Express the problems geometrically and then to get the solution.

CO5

Basic idea of lines, sphere and cones.

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

2 SEM

3-2-116-R20

PHYSICS (WM) – II

CO1

Understand the phenomenon of interference of light and its formation in Lloyd’s single mirror , thin films, and in Newton’s rings

CO2

Distinguish between Fresnel’s diffraction and Fraunhoffer diffraction and observe the diffraction patterns

CO3

Explain the various methods of production of plane, circularly and polarized light and their detection and the concept of optical activity

CO4

Explain about the different aberrations in lenses and discuss the methods of minimising them

CO5

Understand the basic principles of fiberoptic communication and explore the field of Holography

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

2 SEM

3-2-116-R20P

PHYSICS PRACTICALS – II

CO1

Gain hand-on experience of using various optical instruments like spectrometer, polarimeter and making finer measurements of wavelength of light

CO2

Understand the principle of working of polarimeter and the measurement of specific rotatory power of sugar solution

CO3

Know the techniques involved in measuring the resolving power of telescope

CO4

Be familiar with the determination of refractive index of liquid by Boy’s method

CO5

Determination of thickness of a thin wire by wedge method

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

2 SEM

3-2-108-R20

COMPUTER SCIENCE – II DATA STRUCTURES USING C

CO1

Understand available Data Structures for data storage and processing.

CO2

Comprehend Data Structure and their real-time applications – Stack, Queue, Linked List, Trees and Graph

CO3

Develop ability to implement different Sorting and Search methods

CO4

Design and develop programs using various data structures

CO5

Implement the applications of algorithms for sorting, pattern matching etc

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

2 SEM

3-2-108-R20P

COMPUTER SCIENCE PRACTICALS -II

CO1

Understand available Data Structures for data storage and processing.

CO2

Comprehend Data Structure and their real-time applications – Stack, Queue, Linked List, Trees and Graph

CO3

Develop ability to implement different Sorting and Search methods

CO4

Design and develop programs using various data structures

CO5

Implement the applications of algorithms for sorting, pattern matching etc

CO6

Preach how the selfishness of the people kill the humanity through the play Varuda

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

3 SEM

 3-07

ENTREPRENERSHIP

CO1

Undersatnding main functions and its characteristics of an entrepreneur

CO2

Analyse different sources to generate new ideas in business

CO3

Developing new projects and its report preparation of project

CO4

Understanding different financial institutions that supports SSI’s

CO5

Describing various government policies and taxation benefits of SSI’s

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

3 SEM

1-3-112

MATHEMATICS – III

CO1

Apply the Internal Direct Product Theorem in simple cases

CO2

Recognize  whether a given group is cyclic, and given a finite cyclic group, find a generator for a subgroup of a given order

CO3

Express a given finite cyclic group as the direct product of cyclic groups of prime power order and, given two direct products of cyclic groups, determine whether or not they are isomorphic

CO4

express products of elements of a group defined by generators and relations in appropriate standard form

CO5

Recognise the dihedral and dicyclic groups when described using a standard form.

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

3 SEM

3-3-116

PHYSICS (WM) – III

CO1

Understand the types of aberrations and its minimisations

CO2

Understand the phenomenon of interference of light and its formation in (i) Lloyd’s single mirror due to division of wave front and (ii) Thin films, Newton’s rings and Michelson interferometer due to division of amplitude.

CO3

  Distinguish between Fresnel’s diffraction and Fraunhoffer diffraction and observe the diffraction patterns in the case of single slit and the diffraction grating.

CO4

Explain the various methods of production of plane, circularly and polarized light and their detection and the concept of optical activity..

CO5

  Comprehend the basic principle of laser, the working of He-Ne laser and Ruby lasers and their applications in different fields.

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

3 SEM

3-3-116P

PHYSICS PRACTICALS – III

CO1

           Gain hands-on experience of using various optical instruments like spectrometer, polarimeter and making finer measurements of wavelength of light using Newton Rings experiment, diffraction grating etc.

CO2

          Know the techniques involved in measuring the resolving power of telescope and dispersive power of the material of the prism.

CO3

Be familiar with the determination of refractive index of liquid by Boy’s method

CO4

      determination of thickness of a thin wire by wedge method.

CO5

          Understand the principle of working of polarimeter and the measurement of specific rotatory power of sugar solution

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

3 SEM

3-3-108

COMPUTER SCIENCE – III

CO1

Recall the fundamentals of programming such as variables,conditional statements and iterative statements

CO2

Understand the concepts of classes,objects.

CO3

 understand packages and interfaces in java

CO4

Analyze the concept of applet programming,graphics programming

CO5

 understand files in Java

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

3 SEM

3-3-108P

COMPUTER SCIENCE PRACTICALS – III

CO1

Recall the fundamentals of programming such as variables,conditional statements and iterative statements

CO2

Understand the concepts of classes,objects.

CO3

 understand packages and interfaces in java

CO4

Analyze the concept of applet programming,graphics programming

CO5

 understand files in Java

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

4 SEM

1-4-112

MATHEMATICS – IV

CO1

Describe the fundamental properties of the real numbers that underpin the formal development of real analysis;

CO2

Demonstrate an understanding of the theory of sequences and series, continuity, differentiation and integration;

CO3

 Demonstrate skills in constructing rigorous mathematical arguments;

CO4

Apply the theory in the course to solve a variety of problems at an appropriate level of difficulty;

CO5

Demonstrate skills in communicating mathematics.

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

4 SEM

3-4-116

PHYSICS (WM) – IV

CO1

Understand the transport phenomenon and Maxwell’s velocity distributions

CO2

Understand the working of Carnot’s ideal heat engine, Carnot cycle and its efficiency

CO3

Develop the concepts of thermodynamic relations and apply it Maxwell’s relations

CO4

  Differentiate between principles and methods to produce low temperature and liquefy air and also understand the practical applications of substances at low temperatures.

CO5

  Examine the nature of black body radiations and the basic theories.

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

4 SEM

3-4-116P

PHYSICS PRACTICALS – IV

CO1

Determination of Stefan’s constant

CO2

Determination of coefficient of thermal conductivity

CO3

Variation of thermo emf of thermocouple

CO4

Acquire knowledge on specific heat of liquid

CO5

Acquire knowledge on thermistor

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

4 SEM

3-4-108

COMPUTER SCIENCE – IV

CO1

 remember the basic C programming concepts such as arrays,pointers,files etc.,

CO2

 understand implementation concepts of linear and non linear data structures

CO3

Understand the concepts of stacks and Queues

CO4

Understand the concepts of trees and graphs

CO5

 apply different sorting and searching algorithms

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

4 SEM

3-4-108P

COMPUTER SCIENCE PRACTICALS – IV

CO1

 develop skills to analyse simple linear and linear data structures

CO2

 implement stacks and queues

CO3

 understand algorithms of trees

CO4

 understand graph traversal

CO5

 write programs for different sorting techniques

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

5 SEM

1-5-125

MATHEMATIC – V

CO1

Understand the basic concepts about rings, fields, subrings.

CO2

Understand the properties of Homomorphism of rings.

CO3

Apply the important concepts associated with derivatives of vector fields such as Gradient, Divergence, Curl and Scalar potential etc.

CO4

Evaluate the Line, Surface, Volume integrals using various theorems of vector calculus.

CO5

Verify Gauss, Green’s, Stokes theorem and use the applications.

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

5 SEM

1-5-126

MATHEMATICS – VI

CO1

Apply the basic concepts of vector spaces, including linear dependence and linear independence of vectors

CO2

Able to Learn the basis of vector spaces

CO3

Comprehend basic concept of Linear transformation

CO4

Aquire basic knowledge of matrix theory

CO5

Aquire knowledge about inner product space and orthogonality

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

5 SEM

3-5-127

PHYSICS(WM)-V

CO1

Understand the Gauss law and its application to obtain electric field in different cases and formulate the relationship between electric displacement vector, electric polarization, Susceptibility, Permittivity and Dielectric constant.

CO2

Understand Biot and Savart’s law and Ampere’s circuital law to describe and explain the generation of magnetic fields by electrical currents.

CO3

Develop an understanding on the unification of electric and magnetic fields and Maxwell’s equations governing electromagnetic waves.

CO4

Phenomenon of resonance in LCR AC-circuits, sharpness of resonance,Q- factor,Power factor and the comparative study of series and parallel resonant  circuits.

CO5

  Describe the operation of p-n junction diodes, zener diodes, light emitting diodes and transistors

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

5 SEM

3-5-127P

PHYSICS PRACTICALS – V

CO1

  Observe the resonance condition in LCR series and parallel circuit

CO2

  Learn how a sonometer can be used to determine the frequency of AC-supply.

CO3

Observe the variation of magnetic field along the axis of a circular coil carrying current using Stewart and Gee’s apparatus.

CO4

Understand the operation of PN junction diode, Zener diode and a transistor and their V-I characteristics.

CO5

  Construct the basic logic gates, half adder and full adder and verify their truth tables. Further, the student will understand how NAND and NOR gates can be used as universal building blocks.

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

5 SEM

3-5-128

PHYSICS(WM)-VI

CO1

Develop an understanding on the concepts of Atomic and Modern Physics, basic elementary quantum mechanics and nuclear physics.

CO2

Develop critical understanding of concept of Matter waves and Uncertainty principle.

CO3

Get familiarized with the principles of quantum mechanics and the formulation of Schrodinger wave equation and its applications.

CO4

Examine the basic properties of nuclei, characteristics of Nuclear forces, salient features of Nuclear models and different nuclear radiation detectors.

CO5

Increase the awareness and appreciation of superconductors and their practical applications.

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

5 SEM

3-5-128P

PHYSICS PRACTICALS – VI

CO1

  Measure charge of an electron ande/m value of an electron by Thomson method.

CO2

Understand how the Planck’s constant can be determined using Photocell and LEDs

CO3

Study the absorption of α-rays and β-rays, Range of β-particles and the characteristics of GM counter

CO4

Determine the Energy gap of a semiconductor using thermistor and junction diode.

CO5

         Determination of M & H.

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

5 SEM

3-5-111

COMPUTER SCIENCE – V

CO1

Understand dbms concepts

CO2

Recall file systems and compare with dbms approach

CO3

Understand ER model and EET modelling

CO4

Apply SQL commands

CO5

Understand PL/SQL programming concepts

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

5 SEM

3-5-111P

COMPUTER SCIENCE PRACTICAL -V

CO1

Understand dbms concepts

CO2

Recall file systems and compare with dbms approach

CO3

Understand ER model and EET modelling

CO4

Apply SQL commands

CO5

Understand PL/SQL programming concepts

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

5 SEM

3-5-112

COMPUTER SCIENCE – VI

CO1

Understand basic concepts of internet

CO2

Understand the basic html tags,formatting tags.

CO3

Understand the forms,frames.css sheets

CO4

Understand the interactive webpages

CO5

Understand rollover buttons

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

5 SEM

3-5-112P

COMPUTER SCIENCE PRACTICAL  – VI

CO1

implement html tags

CO2

Design tables and lists using html tags

CO3

design forms and frames using html tags

CO4

design interactive webpages

CO5

develop webpages using rollover buttons

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

1-6-112

MATHEMATICS – VII

CO1

Understand the laplace transform of elementary functions.

CO2

Apply the rules and definition of laplace transform for analyze the problems.

CO3

Understand the basic concepts of laplace transform of Sine and Cosine integrals.

CO4

Understand the definitions and properties of inverse laplace transforms.

CO5

Apply Convolution theorem and Heaviside expansion theorem to analyze the given problems.

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

3-6-113-DSC

PHYSICS (WM & NM ) – VII

CO1

Understand the types of materials and types of bonding responsible

CO2

Able to know the defects in metals and its minimisation

CO3

Apply the type of material required in the given situation

CO4

Understand the magnetic materials classification and its applications

CO5

Acquired knowledge on different dielectric materials used in various fields

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

3-6-113P

PHYSICS PRACTICALS – VII

CO1

Estimate the energy gap of a given semicondutor

CO2

Determination of dielectric constanst of given dielectric material

CO3

Acquire knowledge on B-H curve of given ferromagnetic material

CO4

Estimate the magnetic susceptibility of given paramagnetic material

CO5

Estimate the magnetic susceptibility of given ferromagnetic material

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

3-6-107C1-CE-C1

CE-C1:COMPUTER SCIENCE

CO1

Recall the basic concepts of programming concepts

CO2

Understand functions,classes,strings in php

CO3

Design and develop interactive webpages using php code

CO4

Recall SQL concepts and relate it to MYSQL

CO5

Design and develop a medium size software application by connecting to a database

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

3-6-107C2-CE-C2

CE-C2: COMPUTER SCIENCE

CO1

Implement web based applications using basic features of html and Xml

CO2

Develop reusable component for graphical user interface application

CO3

Apply the concepts of serverside technologies ffor dynmic webpages

CO4

Recall MySql concepts

CO5

Implement the web based application usinf effective database access

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

3-6-107C3-CE-C3

CE-C3: PROJECT WORK

CO1

Understand programming language concepts along with oop concepts as well as softwae engineering principles

CO2

Plan,analyze,design a software project and demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively in speech and writing

CO3

Introduce the major software engineering concepts and position them to lead medium sized software projects

CO4

Understand different software development process.

CO5

Gain confidence in developing a small sized software project

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

3-6-107C1-CE-C1 P

CE-C1: COMPUTER SCIENCE PRACTICALS

CO1

 write programs using the basic concepts of php

CO2

Demonstrate arrays and functions in php

CO3

Design and develop inteactive webpages

CO4

Create a database using MYSQL

CO5

Design a software application by connecting to database

B.Sc(Mathematic, Physics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

3-6-107C2-CE-C2 P

CE-C2: COMPUTER SCIENCE PRACTICALS

CO1

Implement the web based application usinf effective database access

CO2

Understand the concepts of html and css

CO3

Understand javascript for creating dynamic websites

CO4

 perform operations on data among web applications

CO5

Understand servrside programming

B.Sc (Mathematic, Electronics, Computer Science)

1 SEM

3-1-110-R20

ELECTRONICS – I – CIRCUIT THEORY AND ELECTRONIC DEVICES

CO1

 explain the basic concepts and laws of DC and AC electrical networks and solve them using mesh and nodal analysis techniques.

CO2

analyze circuits in time and frequency

CO3

synthesize the networks using passive elements

CO4

understand the construction, working and VI characteristics of electronic devices.

CO5

understand the concept of power supply.

B.Sc (Mathematic, Electronics, Computer Science)

1 SEM

3-1-110-R20P

ELECTRONICS – I – PRACTICALS

CO1

Apply concepts of electric network topology, nodes, branches, loops to solve circuit problems including the use of computer simulation.

CO2

Apply time and frequency concepts of analysis.

CO3

Synthesize the network using passive elements.

CO4

Design and construction of a power supply.

B.Sc (Mathematic, Electronics, Computer Science)

2 SEM

3-2-110-R20

ELECTRONICS  – II

CO1

 understand the number systems, Binary codes and Complements

CO2

 understand the Boolean algebra and simplification of Boolean expressions.

CO3

 analyze logic processes and implement logical operations using combinational logic circuits

CO4

understand the concepts of sequential circuits and to analyze sequential systems in terms of state machines.

CO5

 understand characteristics of memory and their classification.

B.Sc (Mathematic, Electronics, Computer Science)

2 SEM

3-2-110-R20P

ELECTRONICS PRACTICALS – II

CO1

Develop a digital logic and apply it to solve real life problems.

CO2

Analyze, design and implement combinational logic circuits.

CO3

Classify different semiconductor memories.

CO4

Analyze, design and implement sequential logic circuits.

B.Sc (Mathematic, Electronics, Computer Science)

3 SEM

3-3-110R

ELECTRONICS  – III

CO1

 understand and examine the structure of various number systems and its application in digital design

CO2

Apply the basic logic gates and various reduction techniques of digital logic circuit in detail

CO3

The ability to understand, analyze and design various combinational and sequential circuits.

CO4

 The ability to understand, analyze and design counters and registers

CO5

 understand the basics of memory

B.Sc (Mathematic, Electronics, Computer Science)

3 SEM

3-3-110RP

ELECTRONICS PRACTICALS – III

CO1

 understand and examine the structure of various number systems and its application in digital design

CO2

Apply the basic logic gates and various reduction techniques of digital logic circuit in detail

CO3

The ability to understand, analyze and design various combinational and sequential circuits.

CO4

 The ability to understand, analyze and design counters and registers

CO5

understand the basics of memory

B.Sc (Mathematic, Electronics, Computer Science)

4 SEM

3-4-110R

ELECTRONICS  – IV

CO1

Understand the characteristics of IC and Op-Amp and identify the internal structure

CO2

Understand the usage of Op-amp in different circuits and the applications of timer -555

CO3

 gain the basics of Op-Amp applications

CO4

Understanding the data converters

CO5

Knowledge on applications of shift registers (UART) and counter application as Understanding the data converters digital clock

B.Sc (Mathematic, Electronics, Computer Science)

4 SEM

3-4-110RP

ELECTRONICS PRACTICALS – IV

CO1

Understand the characteristics of IC and Op-Amp and identify the internal structure

CO2

Understand the usage of Op-amp in different circuits and the applications of timer -555

CO3

 gain the basics of Op-Amp applications

CO4

Understanding the data converters

CO5

Knowledge on applications of shift registers (UART) and counter application as Understanding the data converters digital clock

B.Sc (Mathematic, Electronics, Computer Science)

5 SEM

3-5-115P

ELECTRONICS PRACTICALS – V

CO1

understand the internal architecture, pin configuration of microprocessor 8085

CO2

 learn about machine cycle, T-State, fetch cycle, clock cycle – timing diagrams

CO3

 understand the instruction set and program a 8085 processor using assembly language

CO4

 learn configuring and using different peripherals in a digital system

CO5

 be able to interfacing applications

B.Sc (Mathematic, Electronics, Computer Science)

5 SEM

3-5-116

ELECTRONICS-VI

CO1

Understand and identify the fundamental concepts and various components of analog communication systems

CO2

Understanding the concept of noise in communication system

CO3

Understand AM and FM modulators and demodulators

CO4

Understanding the different types of transmitters and receivers

CO5

Understanding the receiver parameters

B.Sc (Mathematic, Electronics, Computer Science)

5 SEM

3-5-116P

ELECTRONICS PRACTICALS – VI

CO1

Understand and identify the fundamental concepts and various components of analog communication systems

CO2

Understanding the concept of noise in communication system

CO3

Understand AM and FM modulators and demodulators

CO4

Understanding the different types of transmitters and receivers

CO5

Understanding the receiver parameters

B.Sc (Mathematic, Electronics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

3-6-109

ELECTRONICS – VII

CO1

Understand on  the evolution of microcontrollers, compile and debug a Program in Keil simulator

CO2

understand the internal architecture, pin configuration of microcontroller 8051

CO3

Understand on  program a 8051 microcontroller using assembly language

CO4

Understand on  configuring and using different peripherals in a digital system

CO5

 Understand on  interfacing applications

B.Sc (Mathematic, Electronics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

3-6-109P

ELECTRONICS PRACTICALS – VII

CO1

Understand on  the evolution of microcontrollers, compile and debug a Program in Keil simulator

CO2

understand the internal architecture, pin configuration of microcontroller 8051

CO3

Understand on  program a 8051 microcontroller using assembly language

CO4

Understand on  configuring and using different peripherals in a digital system

CO5

 Understand on  interfacing applications

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

1 SEM

1-1-122-R20

STATISTICS -I – DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY

CO1

 build the basis for promoting theoretical and application aspects of statistics.

CO2

 underline the statistics as a science of decision making in the real life problems with the description of uncertainty.

CO3

 emphasize the relevance of statistical tools and techniques of analysis in the study of inter-disciplinary sciences.

CO4

 develop skills in handling complex problems in data analysis and research design.

CO5

 prepare students for future courses having quantitative components.

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

1 SEM

1-1-122-R20P

STATISTICS -I – PRACTICALS

CO1

knowledge of Statistics and its scope and importance in various areas such as Medical, Engineering, Agricultural and Social Sciences etc.

CO2

knowledge of various types of data, their organization and evaluation of summary measures such as measures of central tendency and dispersion etc.

CO3

insights into preliminary exploration of different types of data.

CO4

ability to distinguish between random and non-random experiments,

CO5

knowledge related to concept of discrete and continuous random variables and their probability distributions including expectation and moment

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

2 SEM

1-2-122-R20

STATISTICS (WM)  – II

CO1

 build the basis for promoting theoretical and application aspects of statistics.

CO2

 underline the statistics as a science of decision making in the real life problems with the description of uncertainty.

CO3

 emphasize the relevance of statistical tools and techniques of analysis in the study of inter-disciplinary sciences.

CO4

 acquaint students with various statistical methods and their applications in different fields

CO5

 develop skills in handling complex problems in data analysis and research design.

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

2 SEM

1-2-122-R20P

STATISTICS (WM) PRACTICALS – II

CO1

Ability to distinguish between random and non-random experiments

CO2

Knowledge to conceptualize the probabilities of events including frequentist and axiomatic approach. Simultaneously, they will learn the notion of conditional probability including the concept of Bayes’ Theorem,

CO3

Knowledge related to concept of discrete and continuous random variables and their probability distributions including expectation and moments,

CO4

Knowledge of important discrete and continuous distributions such as Binomial, Poisson, Geometric, Negative Binomial and Hyper-geometric, normal, uniform, exponential, beta and gamma distributions,

CO5

To apply standard discrete and continuous probability distributions to different situations.

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

3 SEM

1-3-122

STATISTICS (WM)  – III

CO1

Calculate and interpret the correlation between two variables.

CO2

Determine  the simple linear regression equation for a set of data.

CO3

Apply  the principles of linear regression and correlation, including least square method.

CO4

Perceives the association between the attributes.

CO5

Discuss the basic concepts of exact sampling distribution and their tests

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

3 SEM

1-3-122P

STATISTICS (WM) PRACTICALS – III

CO1

Calculate and interpret the correlation between two variables.

CO2

Determine  the simple linear regression equation for a set of data.

CO3

Apply  the principles of linear regression and correlation, including least square method.

CO4

Perceives the association between the attributes.

CO5

Discuss the basic concepts of exact sampling distribution and their tests

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

4 SEM

1-4-122

STATISTICS (WM)  – IV

CO1

Demonstrate the theory of maximum likelihood estimation and  properties of estimators

CO2

Discuss the basic concepts of testing of hypothesis.

CO3

Illustrates to analyze the data by using large sample tests

CO4

Demonstrate to explore  the data by using small sample tests

CO5

Determine  the data by using non-parametric tests ie., which does not depend on parameters

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

4 SEM

1-4-122P

STATISTICS (WM) PRACTICALS – IV

CO1

Demonstrate the theory of maximum likelihood estimation and  properties of estimators

CO2

Discuss the basic concepts of testing of hypothesis.

CO3

Illustrates to analyze the data by using large sample tests

CO4

Demonstrate to explore  the data by using small sample tests

CO5

Determine  the data by using non-parametric tests ie., which does not depend on parameters

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

5 SEM

1-5-145

STATISTICS (WM) -V

CO1

Understand the concepts of quality control, chance and assignable causes

CO2

Acknowledge the setting of mean chart  limits, range chart limits using mean and range charts.

CO3

Recognize the concepts of acceptance sampling plan, producer’s & consumer’s risk

CO4

Perceive the concepts of Single sampling plan, double sampling plan for attributes

CO5

Discuss the concepts of Reliability

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

5 SEM

1-5-145P

STATISTICS (WM) PRACTICALS – V

CO1

Understand the concepts of quality control, chance and assignable causes

CO2

Acknowledge the setting of mean chart  limits, range chart limits using mean and range charts.

CO3

Recognize the concepts of acceptance sampling plan, producer’s & consumer’s risk

CO4

Perceive the concepts of Single sampling plan, double sampling plan for attributes

CO5

Discuss the concepts of Reliability

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

5 SEM

1-5-146

STATISTICS (WM)-VI

CO1

Demonstrates  the concepts of time series and its applications in different area

CO2

Understand the concept of seasonal indices

CO3

Explain the relationships between the price of a product and quantity.

CO4

Acquire knowledge on vital statistics.

CO5

Understand  Present official statistics system in India

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

5 SEM

1-5-146P

STATISTICS (WM) PRACTICALS – VI

CO1

Demonstrates  the concepts of time series and its applications in different area

CO2

Understand the concept of seasonal indices

CO3

Explain the relationships between the price of a product and quantity.

CO4

Acquire knowledge on vital statistics.

CO5

Understand  Present official statistics system in India

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

1-6-122

STATISTICS (WM) – VII

CO1

Recognize the Sequencing is concerned with determining the optimal sequence in which a set of given jobs may be performed.

CO2

Develop Game theory is a theoretical framework to conceive social situations among competing players and produce optimal decision-making of independent and competing actors in a strategic setting.

CO3

Understand the Queuing analysis is to predict the system performance such as how many customers get processed per time step, the average delay a customer en- dures before being served, and the size of the queue or waiting room required.

CO4

 Understand on Network Analysis is a successful technique frequently used to plan, monitor and control the projects involving thousands of activities.

CO5

Recognize that Simulation can be used to predict the performance of an existing or planned system and to compare alternative solutions for a particular design problem.

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

1-6-122P

STATISTICS (WM) PRACTICALS – VII

CO1

Apply nemerical methods to find the solution of algebraic equations

CO2

Apply various interpolation methods and finite difference concepts

CO3

Apply numerical differentiation and integration wherever routine methods are not applicable

CO4

Work numerically on the ordinary differential equation using different methods

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

1 SEM

1-08(5)-R20

SKILL DEVELOPMENT COURSE :  ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

CO1

Acquire necessary skills on experience working knowledge on multimeters , galvanometers, ammeters, voltmeters, ac and dc generators

CO2

Understand the working principles of different domestic appliances

CO3

Check the electrical connections at house hold but will also learn the skill to repair the electrical appliances

CO4

Understand the working principles of different domestic appliances

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

1 SEM

3-1-106-R20

CHEMISTRY -I  – INORGANIC AND PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

C01

Understand the basic concepts of p-block elements

C02

Explainthe differencebetweensolid,liquidandgasesinter msof intermolecularinteractions.

C03

Applytheconceptsofgasequations,pHandelectrolyteswhilestudying otherchemistrycour ses.

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

1 SEM

3-1-102-R20

BIO-TECHNOLOGY – I – BIO-MOLECULES AND ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES

CO1

 apply the knowledge to understand the microbial physiology and to identify the microorganisms.

CO2

Understand the regulation of biochemical pathway and possible process modifications for improved control over microorganisms for microbial product synthesis

CO3

The principles/concept of Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic genetics, Viral genetics and application in research.

CO4

 apply knowledge of the standard rules of classification systems to categorise micro-organisms

CO5

 collect, handle, process and present the biological data. The principles of statistics on biological experiments.

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

1 SEM

3-1-106-R20P

CHEMISTRY -I  – INORGANIC AND PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY PRACTICALS

CO1

Understand the basic concepts of qualitative analysis of inorganic mixture

CO2

Use glassware, equipment and chemicals and follow experimental procedures in the laboratory

CO3

Apply the concepts of common ion effect, solubility product and concepts related to qualitative analysis

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

1 SEM

3-1-102-R20P

BIO-TECHNOLOGY – I – BIO-MOLECULES AND ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES PRACTICALS

CO1

 apply the knowledge to understand the microbial physiology and to identify the microorganisms.

CO2

Understand the regulation of biochemical pathway and possible process modifications for improved control over microorganisms for microbial product synthesis

CO3

The principles/concept of Prokaryotic and Eukaryotic genetics, Viral genetics and application in research.

CO4

 apply knowledge of the standard rules of classification systems to categorise micro-organisms

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

2 SEM

3-2-102-R20

BIO-TECHNOLOGY – II

CO1

Understand the principles of various fields of chemistry and biology

CO2

 develop as independent thinkers who are responsible for their own learning, to develop transferable quantitative skills.

CO3

 apply modern instrumentation theory and practice to biochemical problems.

CO4

 produce scientific reports formatted for peer-reviewed publication, using the primary literature

CO5

Present the results, conclusions, and relevance of scientific experiments to a specific audience

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

2 SEM

3-2-102-R20P

BIOTECHNOLOGY PRACTICAL-II

CO1

Understand the principles of various fields of chemistry and biology

CO2

 develop as independent thinkers who are responsible for their own learning, to develop transferable quantitative skills.

CO3

 apply modern instrumentation theory and practice to biochemical problems.

CO4

 produce scientific reports formatted for peer-reviewed publication, using the primary literature

CO5

Present the results, conclusions, and relevance of scientific experiments to a specific audience

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

2 SEM

3-2-106-R20

CHEMISTRY  – II

CO1

Understand and explain the differential behavior of organic compounds based on fundamental concepts learnt.

CO2

Formulate the mechanism of organic reactions by recalling and correlating the fundamental properties of the reactants involved.

CO3

Learn and identify many organic reaction mechanisms including Free Radical

CO4

Correlate and describe the stereo chemical properties of organic compounds and reactions

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

2 SEM

3-2-106-R20P

CHEMISTRY PRACTICALS – II

CO1

Use glassware, equipment and chemicals and follow experimental procedures in the laboratory

CO2

Understand and explain the volumetric analysis based on fundamental concepts learnt in ionic\ equilibria

CO3

Learn and identify the concepts of a standard solutions, primary and secondary standards

CO4

Facilitate the learner to make solutions of various molar concentrations. This may include: The concept of the mole; Converting moles to grams; Converting grams to moles;

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

3 SEM

3-3-102R

BIO-TECHNOLOGY – III

CO1

 understand the concept of electromagnetic radiation, absorption spectrum, Beer’s law and Lamberts law 

CO2

 understand principle, working and applications of various spectrophotometers and AAS, concept of various spectrometries and can handle them.

CO3

To know the concepts of chromatography and concept of partition coefficient and perform various chromatographic techniques 

CO4

Establish the relationship between the concentration of H+ and OH- ions in acids and bases

CO5

Describe how buffers are prepared, and calculate the amount of buffering agent needed when making a particular buffer.

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

3 SEM

3-3-102RP

BIOTECHNOLOGY PRACTICAL=III

CO1

Understand the bridge between academics,  research and industry

CO2

Review of basic analytical technique and introduction to general terminologies

CO3

Acquire analytical technique and working principle of instrumentation

CO4

Beneficial to various scientific areas including life science and chemical science

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

3 SEM

3-3-106

CHEMISTRY  – III

CO1

understand the properties of d-block elements and compare the theories of metals

CO2

predict structural properties of metal carbonyls and understand the properties of f-block elements

CO3

describe and understand the molecular formula.structure,preparation, properties of halogen compounds and hydroxy compounds

CO4

describe and understand the nomenclature, preparation, properties of carbonyl compounds

CO5

describe and understand the nomenclature, preparation, properties of carboxylic acids,active methyl compounds

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

3 SEM

3-3-106P

CHEMISTRY PRACTICALS – III

CO1

Determine the fe using kmno

CO2

Determine the cu using naso

CO3

Identify the functional group in a given compound

CO4

Understand the reactions of fucntional groups

CO5

Predict the reactivity of inorganic elements

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

4 SEM

3-4-102R

BIO-TECHNOLOGY – IV

CO1

Trace the history and development of immunology

CO2

 describe surface membrane barriers and their protective functions.

CO3

Undetstand the importance of phagocytosis and natural killer cells in innate body defense

CO4

 describe the roles of different types of T cells, B cells and APCs

CO5

Compare and contrast the origin, maturation process, and general function of B and T lymphocytes.

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

4 SEM

3-4-102RP

BIOTECHNOLOGY PRACTICAL-IV

CO1

Demonstrate the basic knowledge of immunological process

CO2

Understand the basic knowledge about the functioning of the immune system

CO3

Able to do by the end of a laboratory learning

CO4

Identify their blood groupings and the atigen and antibody reactions

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

4 SEM

3-4-106

CHEMISTRY  – IV

CO1

understand the concept of spectroscopy, analysing its applications, explain the electronic spectroscopy concept

CO2

Analyse the concepts of IR, NMR spectroscopy and extend their applications to the organic compounds

CO3

summarize and demonstrate the concepts of the all colligative properties of dilute solutions and analyse their uses

CO4

analyse the concepts of conductance, kohlrausch’s, arrhenius, ostwald’s, debyehuckel-onsagar,transport numbers, Hittorof’s laws and analyse their applications

CO5

analyse the working of various electrodes, understand the concepts of phaserule, their types

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

4 SEM

3-4-106P

CHEMISTRY PRACTICALS – IV

CO1

Determine the CST of phenol water system

CO2

Evaluate the effect of nacl on CST

CO3

Estimate the HCL concentration using naoh by conductometry

CO4

Estimate the CICOOH concentration using naoh by conductometry

CO5

Analyse the functional groups using IR spectroscopy

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

4 SEM

1-4-106 DSC

COMPUTER APPLICATIONS- IV

CO1

Creating simple programs using classes and objects in C++. Implement Object Oriented Programming Concepts in C++.

CO2

Understand C++ language constructs like to declare variables, constants, datatypes and operators, Conditional statements and iterative statements, funcitons and arryas.

CO3

Understand C++ objects, classes  and static methods

CO4

Understand C++ Inheritance and Overloading Concepts

CO5

Understand C++ streams and File handling techniques

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

4 SEM

1-4-106P DSC

COMPUTER APPLICATIONSPRACTICALS – IV

CO1

Creating simple programs using classes and objects in C++. Implement Object Oriented Programming Concepts in C++.

CO2

Understand C++ language constructs like to declare variables, constants, datatypes and operators, Conditional statements and iterative statements, funcitons and arryas.

CO3

Understand C++ objects, classes  and static methods

CO4

Understand C++ Inheritance and Overloading Concepts

CO5

Understand C++ streams and File handling techniques

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

5 SEM

3-5-102R

BIO-TECHNOLOGY – V

CO1

 understand and appreciate the diversity of life as it evolved over time by processes of mutation, selection and genetic change.

CO2

understand the  growth, development, and behavior of organisms are activated through the expression of genetic information in context.

CO3

Design a scientific process and employ the scientific method, demonstrating that biology is evidence based and grounded in the formal practices of observation, experimentation, and hypothesis testing.

CO4

 Construct and utilize predictive models to study and describe complex biological systems.

CO5

 Apply concepts from other sciences in order to interpret biological phenomena.

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

5 SEM

3-5-102RP

BIOTECHNOLOGY PRACTICAL-V

CO1

Learning tools and techniques in rDNA technology- DNA manipulative enzymes.

CO2

 acquire skills on techniques of construction of recombinant DNA – Cloning vectors and isolation of gene of interest.

CO3

Recognize problems associated with production of recombinant proteins and protein purification and devising strategies to overcome problem

CO4

 Understand on  various application of rDNA technology in evolving plants for resistance to pest and disease, tolerance to herbicides and abiotic factors.

CO5

Understand on  techniques for production of pharmaceuticals, growth hormones, vaccines, gene therapy in expression system.

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

5 SEM

3-6-102R

BIO-TECHNOLOGY – VI

CO1

Understand principles of plant and animal culture, media preparation and can explain invitro fertilization and embryo transfer technology, meristem culture and clonal propagation of plants 

CO2

Acquire knowledge on plant tissue culture experiments in the field of biotechnology

CO3

Understand on transgenic plants and transgenic animals cloning techniques

CO4

Understand on cellular and organism level plant and animal structures

CO5

Acquire knowledge on plant tissue culture experiments in the field of biotechnology

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

5 SEM

3-6-102RP

BIOTECHNOLOGY PRACTICAL-VI

CO1

Understand the composition, structure and interactions of celluar molecules

CO2

Know about the blotting techniques

CO3

Demonstrate the electrophoresis techniques and carry out th bilogical process essential for the cells functions

CO4

Understand the composition, structure and interactions of celluar molecules

CO5

Know about the blotting techniques

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

5 SEM

3-5-107

CHEMISTRY -V

CO1

understand and connect the various theories of coordination compounds, analyse the nomenlature, stereochemistry of it

CO2

analyse the magnetic behaviour,stability of complex compounds

CO3

understand the nomenclature, types, structure, preparations, reactions of nitro hydrocarbons

CO4

Understand the nomenclature, preparations, physical and chemical properties of amines

CO5

Understan on state and explain the various concepts, laws, derivations of thermodynamics

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

5 SEM

3-5-107P

CHEMISTRY PRACTICALS – V

CO1

Understand the chemical behaviour of functional groups

CO2

Recognize  the MP AND BP of various functiona groups

CO3

Understand  the procedure for functional group identification

CO4

Practice the functional group analysis

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

5 SEM

3-5-108

CHEMISTRY-VI

CO1

classify and analyse the reactivity of complex compounds,understand the trans effect, essential elements, Metalloporphyrins, myoglobin, chlorophyll.

CO2

analyse the concept of order, molecularity,half life methods, qualntum yield, photo laws, fluorescence, phosphorescence

CO3

discuss the nomenclature, types, preparations, properties of pyrrole, furane, thiophene

CO4

Identify the structures of glucose, fructose and analyse the tests, properties, interconversions of carbohydrates

CO5

Discuss the types, preparations, properties of aminoacids and analyse the concept of proteins

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

5 SEM

3-5-108P

CHEMISTRY PRACTICALS – VI

CO1

Determine the rate constant of ester hydrolysis

CO2

Determine the partition coefficient of bengoic acid

CO3

Determine the surface tension of given liquid

CO4

Determine the viscosity of given liquid

CO5

Verify the absorption isotherm experimentally

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

6 SEM

3-6-102

BIO-TECHNOLOGY – VII

CO1

Understand principles of plant and animal culture, media preparation and can explain invitro fertilization and embryo transfer technology, meristem culture and clonal propagation of plants 

CO2

Understand on  insight in applications or recombinant DNA technology in agriculture, production of therapeutic proteins and can describe commercial production of fuels, microbial enzymes and can apply them in research work. 

CO3

Comprehend specific examples of agricultural and horticultural biotechnology applications, including genetically modified organism (GMO) crops, hydroponics, and plant-made pharmaceuticals  Isolate genomic and plasmid DNA from cells, including the additional steps required for  plant cell DNA isolation 

CO4

Understand on purify proteins of interest from plant samples and perform assay of DNA or protein samples for their concentration and purity 

CO5

Describe the role of biotechnologies in food production, food processing, and food security

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

6 SEM

3-6-102P

BIOTECHNOLOGY PRACTICAL-VII

CO1

Understand on cellular and organism level plant and animal structures

CO2

Acquire knowledge on plant tissue culture experiments in the field of biotechnology

CO3

Understand on transgenic plants and transgenic animals cloning techniques

CO4

Understand on cellular and organism level plant and animal structures

CO5

Acquire knowledge on plant tissue culture experiments in the field of biotechnology

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

6 SEM

3-6-105

CHEMISTRY – VII

CO1

Understand the concepts of polymers and differentiate all its types

CO2

understand the techniques of polymerization and the concept of its molecular weight determinations

CO3

understand the concept of Glass Transition temperature completely and kinetics of free radical polymerization

CO4

summerize the concept of polymer additives

CO5

define the preparation, applications of various types of polymers

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

6 SEM

3-6-105P

CHEMISTRY PRACTICALS – VII

CO1

Understand the concepts of polymers and differentiate all its types

CO2

understand the techniques of polymerization and the concept of its molecular weight determinations

CO3

understand the concept of Glass Transition temperature completely and kinetics of free radical polymerization

CO4

summerize the concept of polymer additives

CO5

define the preparation, applications of various types of polymers

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

6 SEM

3-6-105A-CE:1

CE-C1: CHEMISTRY

CO1

understand analytical data treatment, error, classify analytical, instrumental methods, consider EMR

CO2

describe the absorption, scattering, excitation, signal detection,applications of IR spectroscopy, interprete IR spectrum,

CO3

understand the concepts of UV spectroscopy, interprete UV spectra

CO4

analyse the concept of gas chromatography and mass spectroscopy completely,

CO5

analyse the elements using mass spectroscopy, understand the atomic and NMR spectroscopy

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

6 SEM

3-6-105B-CE:2

CE-C2: CHEMISTRY

CO1

Analyse the molecular formula, structure, working of few analgesics,anti infection drugs

CO2

analyse the molecular formula, structure, working of few antihistamine drugs and sedatives

CO3

analyse the drugs like anti epileptic and anti convulsant drugs

CO4

understand the analysis of milk, milk products, food materials,preservatives and certain flavouring agents

CO5

Estimate the composition,cholestral, glucose, enzymes,RBC,WBC, of blood, trace elements of body, analyse blood gas analyser

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

6 SEM

3-6-105C-CE:3

CE-C3: CHEMISTRY

CO1

Recall the importance of science, understand the volumetric and gravimetric analysis

CO2

analyse the terms error, significant figures, accuracy, precission, standard deviation, confidence limit

CO3

understand the concept of solvent extraction and ion exchange

CO4

illustrate the concept of chromatography and extend the concepts of paper chromatography

CO5

analyse theworking of thin layer and column chromatography

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

6 SEM

3-6-105A-CE:1 P

CE-C1: CHEMISTRY PRACTICALS

CO1

Understand the working of paper chromatography

CO2

Determine the Zn using EDTA

CO3

Explain the reaction of ZN with EDTA

CO4

Determine the mg using EDTA

CO5

Explain the reaction of mg with EDTA

B.Sc (Bio-technology, Chemistry, Computer Applications)

6 SEM

3-6-105B-CE:2 P

CE-C2: CHEMISTRY PRACTICALS

CO1

Analyse the molecular formula, structure, working of few analgesics,anti infection drugs

CO2

analyse the molecular formula, structure, working of few antihistamine drugs and sedatives

CO3

analyse the drugs like anti epileptic and anti convulsant drugs

CO4

understand the analysis of milk, milk products, food materials,preservatives and certain flavouring agents

CO5

Estimate the composition,cholestral, glucose, enzymes,RBC,WBC, of blood, trace elements of body, analyse blood gas analyser

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

1 SEM

4-1-101-R20

C1-COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS AND OFFICE TOOLS

CO1

Define the basic concepts of a digiatal computer

CO2

Outline the salient features of word processing

CO3

Understand the main fearures and applications of spreadshhet

CO4

Understand the main features of powerpoint

CO5

Understand Ms,access features

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

1 SEM

4-1-102-R20

C2-PROGRAMMING IN C

CO1

 Understand the evolution and functionality to apply logical skills to analyse a given problems. To develop an algorithm for solving a given problem. To understand C language constructs like to declare variables, constants, datatypes and operators.

CO2

 understand C language constructs like Conditional statements and iterative statements, arrays and func

CO3

 understand C language constructs like arrays and strings

CO4

 understand C language constructs like pointers, structures, unions and enumerators.

CO5

 understand C language constructs like Files in real time environment.

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

1 SEM

4-1-103-R20

C23-NUMERICAL AND STATISTICAL METHODS

CO2

Recall Business Statistics gives the students to review good practice in presentation and the format most applicable  to their own data.

CO3

Understand the Measuresof central tendency reduce the data to a single value which is useful for making comparative studies.

CO4

Develop on measures of dispersion throw ligth on reliability of average and control of varaiability.

CO5

Develop Correlation analysis is a method of statistical evaluation used to study the strength of a relationship between two variables, numerically measured. And Regression analysis is to explain variability in dependent variable by means of one or more of independent variables.

CO6

Design Index numbers  to measure changes in the value of money or the price level from time to time.

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

1 SEM

4-1-101-R20P

C1-COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS AND OFFICE TOOLS PRACTICALS

CO1

Define the basic concepts of a digiatal computer

CO2

Outline the salient features of word processing

CO3

Understand the main fearures and applications of spreadshhet

CO4

Understand the main features of powerpoint

CO5

Understand Ms,access features

CO6

 Understand the evolution and functionality to apply logical skills to analyse a given problems. To develop an algorithm for solving a given problem. To understand C language constructs like to declare variables, constants, datatypes and operators.

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

1 SEM

4-1-102-R20P

C2-PROGRAMMING IN C PRACTICALS

CO1

creating simple programs to perform arithimetic operations

CO2

 understand C language constructs like Conditional statements and iterative statements, arrays and func

CO3

 understand C language constructs like arrays and strings

CO4

 understand C language constructs like pointers, structures, unions and enumerators.

CO5

 understand C language constructs like Files in real time environment.

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

1 SEM

4-1-103-R20P

C23-NUMERICAL AND STATISTICAL METHODS PRACTICALS

CO1

Recall Business Statistics gives the students to review good practice in presentation and the format most applicable  to their own data.

CO2

Understand the Measuresof central tendency reduce the data to a single value which is useful for making comparative studies.

CO3

Develop on measures of dispersion throw ligth on reliability of average and control of varaiability.

CO4

Develop Correlation analysis is a method of statistical evaluation used to study the strength of a relationship between two variables, numerically measured. And Regression analysis is to explain variability in dependent variable by means of one or more of independent variables.

CO5

Design Index numbers  to measure changes in the value of money or the price level from time to time.

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

2 SEM

4-2-104-R20

DATA STRUCTURES

CO1

Analyze the complexity of different algorithms

CO2

Understand the representation of various algorithms

CO3

Understand the reoresentation of trees in datastructures

CO4

Understand the representation of graphs

CO5

Remember the conceps of algorithms for searching,sorting

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

2 SEM

4-2-105-R20

OBJECT ORIENTED ANALYSIS AND DESIGN

CO1

Recall the importance of object oriented programming

CO2

Understand the basic structural modelling classes

CO3

Design class and object diagrams

CO4

understand usecase diagrams.case diagrams and common modelling techniques

CO5

Understand architectural modelling techniques

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

2 SEM

4-2-106-R20

DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

CO1

Understand process management and information management through software tools

CO2

Understand the basic elements of dbms

CO3

Understand the datamodels,relational algebra

CO4

Design ER diagrams to represent simple database applicATIONS

CO5

Understand SQL commands

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

2 SEM

4-2-104-R20P

DATA STRUCTURES LAB

CO1

Undeerstand PL/SQL programming

CO2

Understand the representation of various algorithms

CO3

Understand the reoresentation of trees in datastructures

CO4

Understand the representation of graphs

CO5

Remember the conceps of algorithms for searching,sorting

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

2 SEM

4-2-105-R20P

OBJECT ORIENTED ANALYSIS AND DESIGN LAB

CO1

Recall the importance of object oriented programming

CO2

Understand the basic structural modelling classes

CO3

Design class and object diagrams

CO4

understand usecase diagrams.case diagrams and common modelling techniques

CO5

Understand architectural modelling techniques

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

2 SEM

4-2-106-R20P

DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM LAB

CO1

Understand process management and information management through software tools

CO2

Understand process management and information management through software tools

CO3

Understand the basic elements of dbms

CO4

Understand the datamodels,relational algebra

CO5

Design ER diagrams to represent simple database applicATIONS

CO6

Understand SQL commands

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

3 SEM

4-3-101

DISCRETE MATHEMATICAL STRUCTURES

CO1

Perform logical proofs

CO2

Determine equivalent logical expressions

CO3

Describe useful standard library functions

CO4

Apply basic and advanced principles of counting

CO5

 

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

3 SEM

4-3-102

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING ON COMPUTERS

CO1

Acquire conceptual knowledge on basics of accounting

CO2

Recognize the events that need to be recorded in record books

CO3

Understand the role of accounting and its limitations

CO4

Understand the dynamics of how the market works

CO5

Equip the knowledge of accounting process

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

3 SEM

4-3-102P

TALLY LAB (FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING ON COMPUTERS LAB)

CO1

Acquire conceptual knowledge on basics of accounting

CO2

Identify the events that need to be recorded in record books

CO3

Understand the role of accounting and its limitations

CO4

Understand the dynamics of how the market works

CO5

Equip the knowledge of accounting process

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

3 SEM

4-3-103

OBJECT ORIENTED PROG. USING JAVA

CO1

Understand the concept and underlying principles of Object-Oriented Programming.

CO2

Develop problem-solving and programming skills using OOP concept.

CO3

Develop the ability to solve real-world problems through software development in high-level programming language like Java

CO4

Develop efficient Java applets and applications using OOP concept

CO5

Comprehend  with the fundamentals and acquire programming skills in the Java language.

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

3 SEM

4-3-103P

JAVA LAB

CO1

       Recall the fundamentals of java programming language                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        

CO2

Develop problem-solving and programming skills using OOP concept.

CO3

Develop the ability to solve real-world problems through software development in high-level programming language like Java

CO4

Develop efficient Java applets and applications using OOP concept

CO5

Comprehend  with the fundamentals and acquire programming skills in the Java language.

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

3 SEM

4-3-104

DATA STRUCTURES

CO1

Analyze the complexity of different algorithms

CO2

Understand the representation of various algorithms

CO3

Understand the reoresentation of trees in datastructures

CO4

Understand the representation of graphs

CO5

Remember the conceps of algorithms for searching,sorting

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

3 SEM

4-3-104P

DATA STRUCTURES LAB

CO1

Analyze the complexity of different algorithms

CO2

Understand the representation of various algorithms

CO3

Understand the reoresentation of trees in datastructures

CO4

Understand the representation of graphs

CO5

Remember the conceps of algorithms for searching,sorting

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

4 SEM

4-4-101

OPERATION RESEARCH

CO1

Formulate and solve problems as networks and graphs

CO2

Understand the mathematical tools that are needed to solve problems

CO3

Understand linear programming for solving methods

CO4

Use mathematical software to solve proposed models

CO5

Develop a report that is proposed for management engineering

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

4 SEM

4-4-102

SYSTEM PROGRAMMING

CO1

Understand the different components of system software

CO2

Understand the intermediate code generation in context of language designing

CO3

Understand opeating system functions

CO4

Understand Assembler,loader,linker,compilers

CO5

Understand process management and information management through software tools

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

4 SEM

4-4-102P

SYSTEM PROGRAMMING PRACTICALS

CO1

Understand the different components of system software

CO2

Understand the intermediate code generation in context of language designing

CO3

Understand opeating system functions

CO4

Understand Assembler,loader,linker,compilers

CO5

Understand process management and information management through software tools

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

4 SEM

4-4-103

DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS

CO1

Understand the basic elements of dbms

CO2

Understand the datamodels,relational algebra

CO3

Design ER diagrams to represent simple database applicATIONS

CO4

Understand SQL commands

CO5

Undeerstand PL/SQL programming

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

4 SEM

4-4-103P

DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS PRACTICALS

CO1

Understand the basic elements of dbms

CO2

Understand the datamodels,relational algebra

CO3

Design ER diagrams to represent simple database applicATIONS

CO4

Understand SQL commands

CO5

Undeerstand PL/SQL programming

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

4 SEM

4-4-104

DATA COMMUNICATION & COMPUTER NETWORKS

CO1

Understand thebasic conepts of Data communication concepts and Networks

CO2

Describe the methods for error detection and correction mechanisms in Datalink layer

CO3

Discuss various routing mechanisms for data transmission at Network layer

CO4

Illustrate protocols supports Transport layer

CO5

Students can apply knowledge in applications over networks

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

4 SEM

4-4-104P

COMPUTER NETWORK PRACTICALS

CO1

Understand thebasic conepts of Data communication concepts and Networks

CO2

Describe the methods for error detection and correction mechanisms in Datalink layer

CO3

Discuss various routing mechanisms for data transmission at Network layer

CO4

Illustrate protocols supports Transport layer

CO5

Students can apply knowledge in applications over networks

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

5 SEM

4-5-101

NETWORK SECURITY

CO1

  Understand Security  Attacks, Services & Mechanisms, Study of various security algorithm available for security and protection

CO2

 Understand and Study of ciphering plain text, conventional encryption algorithm, key management issues

CO3

Demonstrate and implementation of various encryption methods, hash function to messages

CO4

 Understanding the  Digital signature and its importance in transaction processing,directory authentication, e-mail services.

CO5

know about  Viruses and their implication to business applications, Firewalls and network security principle

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

5 SEM

4-5-103

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

CO1

Basic knowledge and understanding of the analysis and design of complex systems.

CO2

produce efficient, reliable, robust and cost-effective software solutions.

CO3

 communicate and coordinate competently by listening, speaking, reading and writing English for technical and general purposes.

CO4

 manage time, processes and resources effectively by prioritizing competing demands to achieve personal and team goals Identify and analyzes the common threats in each domain.

CO5

Ability to understand and meet ethical standards and legal responsibilities.

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

5 SEM

4-5-102

OBJECT ORIENTED ANALYSIS & DESIGN

CO1

Recall the importance of object oriented programming

CO2

Understand the basic structural modelling classes

CO3

Design class and object diagrams

CO4

understand usecase diagrams.case diagrams and common modelling techniques

CO5

Understand architectural modelling techniques

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

5 SEM

4-5-104

504(A) DATA MINING & WARE HOUSING

CO1

 Discuss mathematical foundations of Data mining

CO2

understanding and implement classical Data Warehouse  and Data ming Methods.

CO3

 Analyzethe kinds of patterns that can be discovered by Association Rule Mining and Frequent pattern Mining

CO4

 Understand the patterns discovered by classification

CO5

 understand  the patterns discovered by Cluster Analysis

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

5 SEM

4-5-104P

DATA MINING LAB

CO1

 Discuss mathematical foundations of Data mining

CO2

understanding and implement classical Data Warehouse  and Data ming Methods.

CO3

 Analyzethe kinds of patterns that can be discovered by Association Rule Mining and Frequent pattern Mining

CO4

 Understand the patterns discovered by classification

CO5

 understand  the patterns discovered by Cluster Analysis

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

5 SEM

4-5-109

505©- SOFTWARE TESTING

CO1

 study fundamental concepts in software testing, including software testing objectives, process, criteria, strategies, and methods

CO2

 discuss various software testing issues and solutions in software unit test; integration, regression, and system testing.

CO3

 learn how to planning a test project, design test cases and data, conduct testing operations, manage software problems and defects, generate a testing report.

CO4

expose the advanced software testing topics, such as object-oriented software testing methods, and component-based software testing issues, challenges, and solutions.

CO5

 understand software test automation problems and solutions.

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

5 SEM

4-5-109P

TESTING TOOLS LAB

CO1

 study fundamental concepts in software testing, including software testing objectives, process, criteria, strategies, and methods

CO2

  discuss various software testing issues and solutions in software unit test; integration, regression, and system testing.

CO3

  learn how to planning a test project, design test cases and data, conduct testing operations, manage software problems and defects, generate a testing report.

CO4

expose the advanced software testing topics, such as object-oriented software testing methods, and component-based software testing issues, challenges, and solutions.

CO5

  understand software test automation problems and solutions.

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

6 SEM

4-6-101

E-COMMERCE

CO1

detail what is meant by the term ‘e-commerce’

CO2

examine some typical distributed applications

CO3

detail some of the problems that are encountered when developing distributed applications

CO4

describe briefly some of the technologies that are used to support distributed applications

CO5

show how some of the technologies detailed in the course are used in concert to realise a typical commercial system.

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

6 SEM

4-6-102

OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE

CO1

Understand how to install and run open source software

CO2

Understand how to build and modify open source softwARE PACKAGES

CO3

Understand how to participate in public open source softwarew

CO4

Understand major development platforms and tools

CO5

Understand development model

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

6 SEM

4-6-102P

OPEN SOURCE SOFTWARE LAB

CO1

Understand how to install and run open source software

CO2

Understand how to build and modify open source softwARE PACKAGES

CO3

Understand how to participate in public open source softwarew

CO4

Understand major development platforms and tools

CO5

Understand development model

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

6 SEM

4-6-103

CLOUD COMPUTING

CO1

Explain the core concepts of the cloud computing paradigm, the characteristics, advantages and challenges brought about by the various models and services in cloud computing.

CO2

Apply the fundamental concepts in datacenters to understand the tradeoffs in power, efficiency and cost.

CO3

Discuss system virtualization and outline its role in enabling the cloud computing system model.

CO4

Illustrate the fundamental concepts of cloud storage and demonstrate their use in storage systems such as Amazon S3 and HDFS.

CO5

Analyze various cloud programming models and apply them to solve problems on the cloud

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

6 SEM

4-6-104A

ELEC : 1: 4.1 HADOOP & R LANGUAGE

CO1

Identify Big data and its business applications

CO2

Develop on  writing API’s  USING JAVA , manage job execution in HADOOP Enivornment

CO3

demonstrate Bigdata solutions using HADOOP-ECO system components

CO4

apply machine learning techniques using R

CO5

apply machine learning techniques using R

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

6 SEM

4-6-104AP

ELEC : 1: 4.1 HADOOP & R LANGUAGE LAB

CO1

Identify Big data and its business applications

CO2

Develop on  writing API’s  USING JAVA , manage job execution in HADOOP Enivornment

CO3

demonstrate Bigdata solutions using HADOOP-ECO system components

CO4

apply machine learning techniques using R

CO5

apply machine learning techniques using R

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

6 SEM

4-6-105C

ELEC : 2: 5.3 ADVANCED SOFTWARE TESTING

CO1

To study fundamental concepts in software testing, including software testing objectives, process, criteria, strategies, and methods.

CO2

To learn how to planning a test project, design test cases and data, conduct testing operations, manage software problems and defects, generate a testing report.

CO3

To expose the advanced software testing topics, such as object-oriented software testing methods, and component-based software testing issues, challenges, and solutions.

CO4

To gain software testing experience by applying software testing knowledge and methods to practice-oriented software testing projects. To understand software test automation problems and solutions.

CO5

To learn how to write software testing documents, and communicate with engineers in various forms.

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

6 SEM

4-6-104

PROJECT WORK

CO1

Understand programming language concepts along with oop concepts as well as softwae engineering principles

CO2

Plan,analyze,design a software project and demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively in speech and writing

CO3

Introduce the major software engineering concepts and position them to lead medium sized software projects

CO4

Understand different software development process.

CO5

Gain confidence in developing a small sized software project

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

1 SEM

5-1-101-R20

MANAGERIAL ECONOMICS

CO1

Understand the roles of managers in firms

CO2

Analyze the demand and supply conditions and assess the position of a company

CO3

 Design competition strategies, including costing, pricing, product differentiation, and market environment according to the natures of products and the structures of the markets.

CO4

Analyze real-world business problems with a systematic theoretical framework

CO5

Apply optimal business decisions by integrating the concepts of economics, mathematics and statistics.

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

1 SEM

5-1-102-R20

QUANTITATIVE METHODS FOR MANAGERS

CO1

Understand relevance & need of quantitative methods for making business decisions

CO2

Demonstrate a sound knowledge of fundamentals of statistics and statistical techniques

CO3

 able to read and interpret statistical information

CO4

Be able to perform statistical analysis

CO5

Be able to apply quantitative methods to solve a variety of business problems

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

1 SEM

5-1-103-R20

PRINCIPLES OF MANAGEMENT

CO1

Understand the models and methods related to reporting,communication

CO2

Apply models and methods of management in different areas

CO3

Understand how to implement organisational changes

CO4

Assess and reflect on various models and methods

CO5

Understand how to decisions on different situations

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

2 SEM

5-2-101-R20

ACCOUNTING FOR MANAGERS

CO1

Understanding need for innovation in production process and services

CO2

Applying technique of creativity thinking and its type

CO3

Develops an individual to make imaginative and assumption ideas

CO4

Identify different techniques for idea generation

CO5

Understanding Bench marking and designing innovation

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

2 SEM

5-2-102-R20

FUNDAMENTALS OF MARKETING

CO1

Acquire knowledge of management process

CO2

Understand and apply management functions,planning,staffing

CO3

Understand to meet the challenges of modern management

CO4

UnderDerstand how to advertise,consumer behaviour,public relations

CO5

Understand the role and process in amrleting management

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

2 SEM

5-2-103-R20

ECOMMERCE

CO1

detail what is meant by the term ‘e-commerce’

CO2

examine some typical distributed applications

CO3

detail some of the problems that are encountered when developing distributed applications

CO4

describe briefly some of the technologies that are used to support distributed applications

CO5

show how some of the technologies detailed in the course are used in concert to realise a typical commercial system.

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

3 SEM

5-3-101

PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT

CO1

Identify the elements of operations management and various transformation processes to enhance productivity and competitiveness

CO2

Analyze and evaluate various facility alternatives and their capacity decisions, develop a balanced line of production & scheduling and sequencing techniques in operation environments

CO3

Develop aggregate capacity plans and MPS in operation environments.

CO4

Plan and implement suitable materials handling principles and practices in the operations.

CO5

Plan and implement suitable quality control measures in Quality Circles to TQM

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

3 SEM

5-3-102

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

CO1

Networking Human Resource Management to a budding manager and elucidates the role of HR manager in the organization.

CO2

Describes the internal and external sources of reruitment and to be able to develop a selection and interviewing program.

CO3

Develop,evaluate and administer performance appraisal tools and performs an effective appraisal interview.

CO4

Defines organisation variable pay plans. Describes the main incentives for managers and executives.

CO5

The budding managers are learning about grievance handling and  about the disciplinary actions taken by the organisation for their indiscipline behaviour.

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

3 SEM

5-3-103

ORGANIZATINAL BEHAVIOUR

CO1

Understanding the behaviour of employees in an organisation

CO2

Developing different traits of employees to improve behaviour in organisation

CO3

Analysing the importance of group and its formation for team success

CO4

Describing the need of changes in organisation and its acceptance

CO5

Analysis of organisational cultures and conflicts management

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

3 SEM

5-3-104

MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEM

CO1

Understand the models and methods related to reporting,communication

CO2

Apply models and methods of management in different areas

CO3

Understand how to implement organisational changes

CO4

Assess and reflect on various models and methods

CO5

Understand how to decisions on different situations

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

4 SEM

5-4-101

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

CO1

Understands the basic functions of finance in all types of businesses and teaches how to assess the requirements of financial resources and arranging it time to time in order to achieve objectives

CO2

Build the optimum capital structure to take the optimum financing decisions

CO3

Gain the knowledge on application of different techniques of capital  budgeting under riskless and risky conditions for the investment decisions and Apply the time value of money for personal finance management.

CO4

Understands and apply how the ratios are going to influence the decision making of organizations.

CO5

Understand the different methods of corporate restructuring and the principles of good governance

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

4 SEM

5-4-102

MARKETING MANAGEMENT

CO1

Acquire knowledge of management process

CO2

Understand and apply management functions,planning,staffing

CO3

Understand to meet the challenges of modern management

CO4

UnderDerstand how to advertise,consumer behaviour,public relations

CO5

Understand the role and process in amrleting management

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

4 SEM

5-4-103

BUSINESS ETHICS & CORPORATE GOVERN.

CO1

Understand the meaning and definition of and ICA,1872

CO2

Understand offer, acceptance and consideration and applications through case laws

CO3

Sammarise the capacity of parties to enter into a contract and case laws

CO4

Ralate sale of goods Act, 1930

CO5

Understand  Cyber law ( Information Technology act, 2000)

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

4 SEM

5-4-104

INNOVATION MANAGEMENT

CO1

Understanding need for innovation in production process and services

CO2

Applying technique of creativity thinking and its type

CO3

Develops an individual to make imaginative and assumption ideas

CO4

Identify different techniques for idea generation

CO5

Understanding Bench marking and designing innovation

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

5 SEM

5-5-101

E-COMMERCE

CO1

Define anatomy of e-commerce

CO2

Understand components of I-way

CO3

Define and understand client/server network security

CO4

Understand consumer oriented e-commerce

CO5

Understand E-SCM

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

5 SEM

5-5-102

BUSINESS LAW

CO1

Understand inginformation on various law related to business.

CO2

Applying different contracts related to business

CO3

Develops the brief information about sale of goods act 1930

CO4

Identify key information aboutNegotiable Instrument Act 1881

CO5

Understanding information about companies act 2013

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

5 SEM

5-5-103

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM

CO1

Understand the leadership role of management information systems

CO2

Analyze and synthesise business information and systems

CO3

Effectively communicate business alternate stratergies

CO4

Understand how informatio technology supports business

CO5

 understand the importance of internet in business adminstratiom

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

5 SEM

5-5-104

E-1: INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT

CO1

 Develop a basic understanding of the investments field and investment environment

CO2

Budding manager learns what is RISK and the factors associated with Risk management

CO3

Demonstrates a supreme knowledge about different types of investment avenues , initial public offerings , listing of shares and De-Mat account.

CO4

Apply knowledge gained to perform analysis of various securities like equity and bonds.

CO5

understands the forex market activities like quotations, exposures etc.,

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

5 SEM

5-5-105

E-2: RETAIL MANAGEMENT

CO1

Understand the design ,implementation of retILING STRATERGIES

CO2

Understand the process of producing and selling products

CO3

Understand the skills needed to develop ideas and make decisions

CO4

Unterstand to utilize business software

CO5

Understand to develop personal life growth for personal learning

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

5 SEM

5-5-106

E-3: INDUSTIAL RELATIONS & LABOUR WELFARE

CO1

Understanding Industrial relations and importance of Trade Union

CO2

Developing labor to make in participation management and collective bargaining

CO3

Describing the cause for industrial unrest like strikes and lockouts

CO4

Understanding new rules and regulations on factories Act-1948

CO5

Developing labor welfare,safety and health facilities in factories

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

6 SEM

5-6-101

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS

CO1

Understanding detail information on international business

CO2

Developing strategies for foreigh exchange conversion

CO3

Describing the concept of Balance of Payment and Currency convertibility

CO4

Understanding the concept of WTO and Trade blocks

CO5

Developing various documents for exports and imports

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

6 SEM

5-6-102

MEDIUM, SMALL & MICRO ENT. MGMT

CO1

Understand the importance of defining right stratergy

CO2

Understand the opportunities and risks in accessing global markets

CO3

Identify and analyse the reasons for successful stratergy and failures

CO4

Understand the importance of three pillars of success

CO5

Understand the importance of leadership and goverance

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

6 SEM

5-6-103

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

CO1

Understands the concepts of Project Management for planning to execution of projects.

CO2

Knowledges about the major analysis that should be employed by a project manager

CO3

Understand the feasibility analysis in Project Management and network analysis tools for cost and time estimation.

CO4

Conceptualizes the human resource requirements for the successful completion of the project

CO5

Understands several ways for terminating the project

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

6 SEM

5-6-104

ELE1 : E-PAYMENTS SYSTEM

CO1

Understand the process involve in epayment systems

CO2

Understand the shifts that are occuring with non cash payments

CO3

Understand the usage of smart cards

CO4

Understand various alternatives to credit card systems

CO5

Understnd the process involved on third party checking

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

6 SEM

5-6-106

ELE2: LOGISTICS& SUPPLY CHAIN MGMT

CO1

Understanding the main significance of logistics in modern and global technology

CO2

Describing the need of inventory control and demand forecasting

CO3

Analysing an overview of entire supply chain management and its operations

CO4

Developing to enable supply chain improvement and its strategies

CO5

Applying the technique of logistics models like SCOR model, Bull Whip effect etc

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

6 SEM

5-6-105

ELE3: TRAINING AND DEVELOPMENT

CO1

Understand intellectual skills

CO2

Develop cognitive stratergy

CO3

Develop verbal information

CO4

Understand motor skills

CO5

Develop attitude for business

BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration)

6 SEM

5-6-107

PROJECT WORK

CO1

Plan,analyze,design a software project and demonstrate the ability to communicate effectively in speech and writing

CO2

Introduce the major software engineering concepts and position them to lead medium sized software projects

CO3

Understand different software development process.

CO4

Gain confidence in developing a small sized software project

CO5

Implement the web based application usinf effective database access

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

1 SEM

9-1-101-R20

FOOD PRODUCTION – I

CO1

Define and describe the methods of cookery and culinary terms.

CO2

Describe the principles of heat transfer in the cooking process.

CO3

 Acquire knowledge about kitchen brigade equipment in kitchen and store room orientation

CO4

Implement equipment care, cleaning and maintenance

CO5

Prepare and serve a variety of sauces and gravies according to established standards.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

1 SEM

9-1-102-R20

FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVICE – I

CO1

Describe various food and beverage service positions

CO2

Acquire knowledge about types and styles of service.

CO3

Explain the function and care of hand tool and equipment

CO4

Demonstrate the various service techniques and management techniques

CO5

Outline duties and responsibilities of food and beverage service personnel.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

1 SEM

9-1-103-R20

PRINCIPLES OF NUTRITION

CO1

Acquire knowledge about components of food and their role in the growth and development.

CO2

Understand what an adequate and well balanced diet is.

CO3

Understand the functions and sources of nutrients, role of nutrients in the maintainance of good health.

CO4

Describe and translate nutritional needs for individuals and groups across the lifespan in diverse cultures and religions and for different income levels

CO5

Apply biological, biochemical and physiologic scientific principles to nutrition practice.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

1 SEM

9-1-101-R20P

FOOD PRODUCTION -I (PRACTICALS)

CO1

Outline the principles of Kitchen skills, origin of modern cookery & hierarchy of kitchen

CO2

prepare a variety of food products and dishes according to world market standards.

CO3

Prepare and serve a variety of sauces and gravies according to established standards

CO4

Acquire knowledge about kitchen brigade equipment in kitchen and store room orientation.

CO5

Various methods of meat cookery and cuts.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

1 SEM

9-1-102-R20P

FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVICE – I  (PRACTICALS)

CO1

Importance of Hotel & Catering industry, explain various food & beverage operations.

CO2

Outline duties and responsibilities of food and beverage service personnel

CO3

Acquire knowledge about types and styles of service.

CO4

Recognize the safety measures that should be taken when using equipment in the food service area.

CO5

Recall Non-Alcoholic beverages and Classification

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

2 SEM

BHM-201

BAKERY

CO1

Outline the principles of mixing proofing and baking techniques.

CO2

Gain knowledge about the methods and techniques of baking, decorating and baking equipment and utensils

CO3

 Discuss the types, purpose and use of various starches and sweetening agents in bread making.

CO4

Emphasize the techniques of garnishing and methods of serving.

CO5

Prepare and serve a variety of puddings, pastry, cakes and biscuits

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

2 SEM

BHM-201P

BAKERY PRACTICALS

CO1

Outline the principles of mixing proofing and baking techniques.

CO2

Gain knowledge about the methods and techniques of baking, decorating and baking equipment and utensils

CO3

 Discuss the types, purpose and use of various starches and sweetening agents in bread making.

CO4

Emphasize the techniques of garnishing and methods of serving.

CO5

Prepare and serve a variety of puddings, pastry, cakes and biscuits

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

2 SEM

BHM -202

FRONT OFFICE – I

CO1

Recognize different sections in the front office and their roles and responsibilities.

CO2

Describe the reception procedures in checking in and checking out guests.

CO3

Comprehend the integrated functions of the front office in the hotel industry

CO4

Identify and realizes the analysis of room prices, revenues, expenses and auditing in front office

CO5

Acquire knowledge about different types of rooms-single, twin, double etc. Facilities and guest cycle pre-arrival, arrival, occupancy, departure

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

2 SEM

BHM -202P

FRONT OFFICE -I  PRACTICALS

CO1

Importance of Tourism and Hospitality and its origin Hotels, their evolution and growth

CO2

Explaining sizes, stars, ownerships, share of clients, Timeshares and condominiums

CO3

Acquire knowledge about different types of rooms-single, twin, double etc. Facilities and guest cycle pre-arrival, arrival, occupancy, departure.

CO4

Comprehend the integrated functions of the front office in the hotel industry

CO5

Acquire knowledge about different types of rooms-single, twin, double etc. Facilities and guest 

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

2 SEM

BHM -203

ACCOMODATION OPERATIONS -1

CO1

Classify the hotels in terms of their ownership, management and levels of service

CO2

Identify various functions of control desk.

CO3

Gain knowledge about recruiting Hiring and selection procedures of employees for housekeeping.

CO4

Differentiate various types of beds and bed making maintenance.

CO5

Discuss the various steps involved in the reservation process of guest and issues related to maintaining security, luggage handling etc.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

2 SEM

BHM -203P

ACCOMODATION OPERATIONS PRACTICALS-I

CO1

Classify the hotels in terms of their ownership, management and levels of service

CO2

Identify various functions of control desk.

CO3

Gain knowledge about recruiting Hiring and selection procedures of employees for housekeeping.

CO4

Differentiate various types of beds and bed making maintenance.

CO5

Discuss the various steps involved in the reservation process of guest and issues related to maintaining security, luggage handling etc.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

3 SEM

9-3-101

FOOD PRODUCTION OPERATIONS-III

CO1

Outline the principles of mixing proofing and baking techniques.

CO2

Understand types and characteristics of ingredients used in quick breads

CO3

Gain knowledge about the methods and techniques of baking, decorating and baking equipment and utensils

CO4

Emphasize the techniques of garnishing and methods of serving of cakes & cake decoration

CO5

Prepare and serve a variety of puddings, pastry, cakes and biscuits

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

3 SEM

9-3-101P

FOOD PRODUCTIONS PRACTICALS-III

CO1

Outline the principles of mixing proofing and baking techniques.

CO2

Understand types and characteristics of ingredients used in quick breads

CO3

Gain knowledge about the methods and techniques of baking, decorating and baking equipment and utensils

CO4

Emphasize the techniques of garnishing and methods of serving of cakes & cake decoration

CO5

Prepare and serve a variety of puddings, pastry, cakes and biscuits

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

3 SEM

9-3-102

FOOD AND BEVERAGE OPERATIONS=III

CO1

classifies the food and beverage organisations

CO2

Summarize menu design

CO3

Understand purchasing process

CO4

Understand storing process

CO5

Understand main stream trends

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

3 SEM

9-3-102P

FOOD AND BEVERAGE SERVICE PRACTICALS

CO1

classifies the food and beverage organisations

CO2

Summarize menu design

CO3

Understand purchasing process

CO4

Understand storing process

CO5

Understand main stream trends

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

3 SEM

9-3-103

FRONT OFFICE MANAGEMENT-III

CO1

Gaining knowledge how we need to take reservation from guest

CO2

Recognize  various functions of accounting done in front office

CO3

Knowing how to collect the bills from guest at check out time

CO4

Knowing how important night auditing take place in hotel industry to avoid frauds

CO5

Know the importance of Safety and Security

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

3 SEM

9-3-103P

FRONT OFFICE MANAGEMENT PRACTICALS-III

CO1

Gaining knowledge how we need to take reservation from guest

CO2

Recognize  various functions of accounting done in front office

CO3

Knowing how to collect the bills from guest at check out time

CO4

Knowing how important night auditing take place in hotel industry to avoid frauds

CO5

Know the importance of Safety and Security

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

3 SEM

9-3-104

ACCOMODATION MANAGEMENT-III

CO1

Understand the important of linen room

CO2

Identify various typed of uniforms used in hotel staff

CO3

Gain knowledge about sewing room and its operations

CO4

Gaining the knowledge of laundry operations

CO5

Knowing types of flower arrangements and its uses in hotel industry

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

3 SEM

9-3-104P

ACCOMODATION MANAGEMENT PRACTICALS-III

CO1

Understand the important of linen room

CO2

Identify various typed of uniforms used in hotel staff

CO3

Gain knowledge about sewing room and its operations

CO4

Gaining the knowledge of laundry operations

CO5

Knowing types of flower arrangements and its uses in hotel industry

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

4 SEM

9-4-101

ADVANCED FOOD PRODUCTION-IV

CO1

Importance of Larder department and functions.

CO2

Prepare forcemeats, Brines, cures & Marinades, Ham, Bacon & Gammon, Galantines, Pates, Mouse & Mousseline, Chaud froid, Aspic & Gelee, Quenelles, Parfaits, Roulades, non edible displays.

CO3

Gain knowledge of different appetizers and garnishes.

CO4

Prepare sandwiches, types, filling and storing of sandwiches.

CO5

Identify wine and herbs used in cooking.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

4 SEM

9-4-101P

ADVANCED FOOD PRODUCTION PRACTICALS-IV

CO1

Importance of Larder department and functions.

CO2

Prepare forcemeats, Brines, cures & Marinades, Ham, Bacon & Gammon, Galantines, Pates, Mouse & Mousseline, Chaud froid, Aspic & Gelee, Quenelles, Parfaits, Roulades, non edible displays.

CO3

Gain knowledge of different appetizers and garnishes.

CO4

Prepare sandwiches, types, filling and storing of sandwiches.

CO5

Identify wine and herbs used in cooking.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

4 SEM

9-4-102

ADVANCED AND BEVERAGE -IV

CO1

Develop menu planning, operating, cost control.

CO2

Design on Duties and responsibilities of Banquet department.

CO3

Design buffet, types and equipment used.

CO4

Understand Equipments and ingredients used in Gueridon service.

CO5

Describe the Inventory and record maintenance in Kitchen stewarding.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

4 SEM

9-4-102P

ADVANCED FOOD AND BEVERAGE PRACTICALS

CO1

Develop menu planning, operating, cost control.

CO2

Design on Duties and responsibilities of Banquet department.

CO3

Design buffet, types and equipment used.

CO4

Understand Equipments and ingredients used in Gueridon service.

CO5

Describe the Inventory and record maintenance in Kitchen stewarding.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

4 SEM

9-4-103

FRONT OFFICE MANAGEMENT-IV

CO1

Understand room rates calculations, forecasting techniques.

CO2

Understand  on  front office budgets and types of budgets.

CO3

Understand on  hardware and software and considerations.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

4 SEM

9-4-103P

FRONT OFFICE MANAGEMENT PRACTICAL-IV

CO1

Understand room rates calculations, forecasting techniques.

CO2

Understand  on  front office budgets and types of budgets.

CO3

Understand on  hardware and software and considerations.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

4 SEM

9-4-104

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

CO1

Understand the concepts of human resource management and understand its relavance in organisations

CO2

Develop necessary skills set for application of various HR issues

CO3

Ananlyse the stratergaic issues and stratergaic required to select and develop man power

CO4

Integrate the knowledge of HR concepts to take correct business decissions

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

4 SEM

9-4-105

FACILITY  PLANNING

CO1

Understand and analyse product, process and schedule design interactions

CO2

Design problems through analysing layout models

CO3

Develop facility location problems by applying analytical facillities by location methods

CO4

Analyse material handling systems through different material handling equipment

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

5 SEM

9-5-101P

INDUSTRIAL TRAINING

CO1

Understand and apply fundamental principles of engineering

CO2

Understand the latest changes in technological world

CO3

Develop to communicate efficiently

CO4

Develop to continuous professional development and life long learning

CO5

Outline the introduction of French language

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

6 SEM

9-6-101

FRENCH

CO1

Develop on the name of the hotel personnel with English to French term.

CO2

Identify the member of the family and numerical from 1  to 100

CO3

Importance of conversation in the restaurant.

CO4

Introduction to French menu compilation of Breakfast, Lunch and dinner.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

6 SEM

9-6-102

ADVANCED FOOD PRODUCTION

CO1

Understand of HACCP & its risks and Micro organism in food industry.

CO2

Recipes of icing and food borne diseases.

CO3

Control of food spoilage and food preservation methods.

CO4

Organization of Kitchen department and planning control.

CO5

Describe safety standards, food labelling, food packing methods.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

6 SEM

9-6-102P

ADVANCED FOOD PRODUCTION PRACTICALS

CO1

Understand of HACCP & its risks and Micro organism in food industry.

CO2

Recipes of icing and food borne diseases.

CO3

Control of food spoilage and food preservation methods.

CO4

Organization of Kitchen department and planning control.

CO5

Describe safety standards, food labelling, food packing methods.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

6 SEM

9-6-103

FOOD AND BEVERAGE CONTROL

CO1

Aims of food control cycle in food and beverage controls.

CO2

Job description of Receiving personnel.

CO3

Job description of Receiving personnel.

CO4

Organization of Kitchen department and planning control.

CO5

Describe safety standards, food labelling, food packing methods.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

6 SEM

9-6-105

TRAVEL AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT

CO1

Classify the role and modes of transport in travel and tourism.

CO2

Acquire the knowledge about economic, employment, foreign exchange and development of tourism.

CO3

Functions, role and types of Travel agent.

CO4

Meaning and definition of tour operator.

CO5

Understand on the definition of Itinerary planning, step to plan a tour.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

6 SEM

9-6-105P

TRAVEL AND TOURISM MANAGEMENT PRACTICAL

CO1

Classify the role and modes of transport in travel and tourism.

CO2

Acquire the knowledge about economic, employment, foreign exchange and development of tourism.

CO3

Functions, role and types of Travel agent.

CO4

Meaning and definition of tour operator.

CO5

Understand on the definition of Itinerary planning, step to plan a tour.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

6 SEM

9-6-106

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

CO1

Concept of sales and marketing.

CO2

Developing and implementing of marketing action in hotel industry.

CO3

Developing and implementing of marketing action in hotel industry.

CO4

Classify the target and achievement of sales office.

CO5

Analysis of Sales forecasting

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

6 SEM

9-6-107

HOSPITALITY SALES AND MARKETING

CO1

Differentiate the services marketting mix and services sales

CO2

Associate hotel and tourism features with their corresponding benefits

CO3

Formulate and articulate appropriate methods of service recovery

CO4

Delinate the component parts of an effective sales process including sares prospecting and closing

BCA (Bachelore of Computer Applications)

1 SEM

1-08(3)-R20

OFFICE SECRETARYSHIP

CO1

Understanding the behaviour of employees in an organisation

CO2

Developing different traits of employees to improve behaviour in organisation

CO3

Analysing the importance of group and its formation for team success

CO4

Describing the need of changes in organisation and its acceptance

CO5

Analysis of organisational cultures and conflicts management

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

1-6-122A-CE-1

CE-1: STATISTICS(WM)

CO1

Construct curve fitting

CO2

Understand time series and index number

CO3

Clasify interpolation and extrapolation

CO4

Evaluate birth, death rate infant mortality and neo natal mortality

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

1-6-122A-CE-1P

CE-1: STATISTICS(WM) PRACTICALS

CO1

Construct curve fitting

CO2

Understand time series and index number

CO3

Clasify interpolation and extrapolation

CO4

Evaluate birth, death rate infant mortality and neo natal mortality

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

1-6-122B-CE-2

CE-2: STATISTICS(WM)

CO1

Formulate and solve problems as network graphs

CO2

Understand the best stratergy using decission making methods under uncertainity and game theory

CO3

Understand the best stratergy on the basis of decission criteria under risk

CO4

Understand the best choice using decission tree

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

1-6-122B-CE-2P

CE-2: STATISTICS(WM) PRACTICALS

CO1

Formulate and solve problems as network graphs

CO2

Understand the best stratergy using decission making methods under uncertainity and game theory

CO3

Understand the best stratergy on the basis of decission criteria under risk

CO4

Understand the best choice using decission tree

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

1-6-122C-CE-3

CE-3: STATISTICS(WM)

CO1

Understand solution methods of integer linear programming

CO2

Understand solution methods of network problems

CO3

Understand methods of decession making under uncertainity

CO4

Understand and apply different algorathims for solving goal or integer programming

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

1-6-122C-CE-3P

CE-3: STATISTICS(WM) PRACTICALS

CO1

Understand solution methods of integer linear programming

CO2

Understand solution methods of network problems

CO3

Understand methods of decession making under uncertainity

CO4

Understand and apply different algorathims for solving goal or integer programming

B.Sc (Mathematic, Electronics, Computer Science)

5 SEM

3-5-115

ELECTRONICS -V

CO1

understand the internal architecture, pin configuration of microprocessor 8085

CO2

 learn about machine cycle, T-State, fetch cycle, clock cycle – timing diagrams

CO3

 understand the instruction set and program a 8085 processor using assembly language

CO4

 learn configuring and using different peripherals in a digital system

CO5

 be able to interfacing applications

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

3-6-107C

COMPUTER SCIENCE – VII

CO1

 develop skills to analyse simple linear and linear data structures

CO2

 implement stacks and queues

CO3

 understand algorithms of trees

CO4

 understand graph traversal

CO5

 write programs for different sorting techniques

B.Sc(Mathematic, Statistics, Computer Science)

6 SEM

3-6-107CP

COMPUTER SCIENCE  PRACTICALS – VII

CO1

 develop skills to analyse simple linear and linear data structures

CO2

 implement stacks and queues

CO3

 understand algorithms of trees

CO4

 understand graph traversal

CO5

 write programs for different sorting techniques

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

6 SEM

9-6-104

FOOD AND BEVERAGE MANAGEMENT

CO1

Understand the fundamentals with operations of food and beverage management.

CO2

Know the meal experience in quality operation.

CO3

Realize the food and beverage menus.

CO4

Learn the cost control in production and service methods.

CO5

Will gain food and beverage service methods and overall control.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

6 SEM

9-6-108P

PROJECT WORK

CO1

Learn the importance of Industrial training as a part of hotel management.

CO2

Identifies the level of satisfaction about the industrial training program by trainees.

CO3

Analyses the level of performance trainees during their training period.

CO4

Assess the impact of the hotel management trainee on the hotel operation.

CO5

Identify the gap between hospitality education imparted and requirement of the industry.

BHM (Bachelor of Hotel Management)

1 SEM

1-08(6)-R20

SKILL DEVELOPMENT COURSE : PLANT NURSERY

CO1

Understand the importance of a plant nursery and basic infrastructure to establish it.

CO2

Explain the basic material, tools and techniques required for nursery.

CO3

Demonstrate expertise related to various practices in a nursery.

CO4

To impart in-depth practical knowledge in plant & Nursery.

CO5

Comprehend knowledge and skill to get an employment or to became an entrepreneur in plant nursery sector.