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Nlodules

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Lectures

Assigned

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l, w. Stallings

..Data

and Computer

Communications,,,TthE,dition'

Prentice

Hall, 2004

References:

l. Forouzan,

,,Data

Comrnunication

and Networking,'' 3rd Edition, McGraw

Hill, 2003

2. A.S.Tannenbaum,"Ccmputer

Nctworks",

4th edition Printice

Hall of lndia

,

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with concePts

of

ISO OSI RM, TCP/IP

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flow control'

routing with various

algorrthms,

congestion

control

Types-of services

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in 2013-

with effective

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Subject Code: 5102

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Credit: 04

JAVA PROGRAN,II\'IING

I

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Nlodules

Sr.

No.

L-\IT-I

UNIT-III

Topic and Details

Int.o.l.,ction

and

programming

rvith Java:

Introduction to java: Creation of Java , Difference b e t w e e n J a v a & C + + . J i : v a ' s M a g i c : B y t c C o d e , J V l " { , R u n r i r n e E n v i r o n n r e n t , J t r s t - i n - t i m e . c c i r r l p i l e r , J D K . BtzzworCs/Features, OOP Principles, Data Types & O p e r a t o r s , S i m p l e D a t a t y p e s , V a r i a b l e s . D e c l a r i n g \ . / i r i a b l e s , Dynanic Initializaticn, Scrpe & Life titne, T l p . c o n v e r s i o t t & C a s t i n g J a Y a A u t o m i r t i c C c n v e r s i o n s , C ; . r s i i l ' r g I n c o r r r p a r t i b l e T y p e s

A r r a y s : O n e , Multi clirnensiottal, A t i t h m e t i c , M o c l t t i L t s . Assignment, Increme6t & Decrelnent, Relationai. B o o l e e n - L o g i c a l o p e r a r t o r s . C o n t r o l S t a t c m e n t - A l l C o n t r o l S i a t e t n c r t t s . J t r r n p S t a i ' e r l r e t l t

Chained Ex

ttaCt"$

Threa-d Model,

Thread

prioritics,

rnization, Messaging, The thread class and runnable

, The main Thread, Creating a Tfuead, Implementing

l 0

T

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Bvte Streams and character streams,

Byte Streanr :

Marks

Weight

age Vc

No of

Lectures

Assigned

-\IT-II

Classes

& Objects:

Class

Fundamentals-

Geperal

forttl-Simple class, Declaring Objects, Assigning Object

refei'ence

Variables

8

.l z.

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Co"st.".tor & Methods: Introduction

to Methocls,

constnrctor, Types of Constructors,

This Keyworct.

Garbape

Collection.

Finalize(

) rnethod,

A Stack

Class

1

ffiing

: Overloading Methods. Using

Objects as Parameters,

Argument Passing,

Returning

Objects,

R.ecursion,

Understanding

Static, Introclucittg

to Final, Inner & Nested Classes, Inheritance &

Method overriding: Basics, using super. Multilevel,

Introduction

to Overri<iing,

Dynamic Method dispatch.

Abstract

Classes,

Final With Inheritance

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rQqlPq1

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Applet

Termination,

Init0, Start0, Paint0'

I n i t i a l i z a t i o n a n d S t o p Q , D e s t r o Y 0 ,

Socket O'lervie'nv- Clielt/se rve i', Resei''"ecl Socket' I n t e r n e ' ! A c l c l r e s s i n s . D N S , J a v a & "

' l h e N e t ' N e t w o r k i n g c l a - s c i a ' c l i r t t e r f a c e s - I ' e t A d d r e s s , Factory l'iethods, Itrst:tnce lt{cthods, TCP/IP client socketi, Whois, URI-. Fortllat lrRL conllectioll TCP/IP Sei'r'er sockets. Datagritrrrs' Datagraml'acket' D a t a g r a m s e r v e l ' a n c i c l i e n t ' T h e C o l l e c t i o n s F r a m e w o r k , C o l l e c t i o t t s O v e rv i e w , C o l l e c t i o r l s Inrerfaces, The colleciiol Int':rfac:e. The list Interfsce,

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to controls,

Using Buttons,

Actionlistener'

actibnPerformed0,

get

Acti onc

o rn mand

0, Itemli s tener'

itemstateChangedQ,

Ctrolce Control, Handling choice

Lists, Using iirtr, Hanciling Lists, Managing

Scroll

bar, Textfield,

Using'l'extAreit

LayOut Manager-Flot" 'Borcler, Grid'Card'

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I n s e t s ' E v e n t H a n d l i n g - E v e n t s , E v e n t S o u r c e s , E , v e n t

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UNIT-IV

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Listeners,

Evettt Classes(In

49!41s)-Total

Tert Book:

l. Herb Schildt "Java 2 theCornplete

Reference

J2se"'

5TH Edition ' 2003

Reference

Books:

L

,.Java

Enterprise

in a |Jutshell:

A Desktop

Quick Reference":

(Ntttshell

Handbook)'

O'ReiliY, 2002

2. Elliot B. Koffman,

.,problem

Solving with Java",

Temple university ursula wolz, college

o f N e w J e r s e y , C o p y r i g h t ] 9 g g , 8 a 8 p p . I S B N 0 2 0 | 3 5 7 4 3 7 .

3. Jan skansholm,

,,Javafronr

the Beginning",

Chahners

University

of Technology'

Sweden'

Copyright

2000, 540 pp' ISBN 0201:'98125'

S . N . D . T . \\ ' o n r e n ' s L i n i v e r s i t l ' . \ { r _ u n b l L i . S y l l a b u s - B C A . ( R e v i s e d i n 2 0 1 3 - lv i t h e l T e c t i v e f r o n r 2 0 1 3 - l . l t s a t c h )

Senrester-V

Subject

5 1 0 3

[,ecture: 04

Credit: 04

Subject Title

V I S U A L A N D D A T A B A S E P R O G R A N { N T I N G

I'opic and Details

Assigned

Introdustion to .NET, .NET Framer,i'crk

featurcs

& architecture,

CLR, Clommon Typ. System,

MSIL, Assemblies

and class

iibraries.

Introduction to visual studio. Pro ject l-.'asics. types of prro.;ect iri .Net, IDE of Vts.NiT- i\lcnu

barr,

Toolbar.

S o l u t i o n E x p l o l e r Toolbox,Properties WinCow, Foi-m Designer-.

_Outpot

Vf t:fQpl', 9U r.t B rowse

r.

The environment: E,ditcr tirb, forn-lat trtb, gelrcral t a b , d o c k i n g tab. r,isual clevelopnrent & e v e l t I drive Prograrnrning -N4ethods ancl everrts.

\ u r v u r r v E r . u t r l l l t r l E - I v I c . L l l L J u S a t l l L l c v g r l t 5 . i I

ffi

---_-r-variables, Data Type of ---_-r-variables, Forcing variables declarations, Scope &. lifetinie of ., variable, Constants, Arrays, types of array, control ail'ay, Collections

Subroutines, Functions, Passing var-iable

Number of Argument Optional Argument,

Returning value from function. Control flow

statements: conditional statement. loop

statement.

Msebox & Inputbox.

Working with Forms : Loading, showing ancl

hiding forms, controlling One form within

another.GUI

Programming

rvith Windows Form:

Textbox, Label, Button, Listbox. Combobox.

Checkbox, PictureBo;t, RadioButton, Panel.

scroll bar, Timer, ListView, TreeView, toolbar,

StatusBar.There

Properties,

Methods

and evelrts.

OpenFileDilog, SaveFileDialog, FontDialo_e,

ColorDialog,

PrintDialog. Link

Label.

Designing rnctues : ContexilVlenu,

access &

shorcut

kevs.

Object oieuted Programming: Classes &

objects, fielCs Propefiies, Nfethods & Evenrs,

l

_I

,

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L'NI'I-I

L-\IT-II

UNIT-III

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constructor, inheritancc. Access Specifiers;

j

Prrblic

Private,

Projected.

Overioading,

_{M;r Base I}

\ \ ' o n r e n ' s Universi t r ' . \ , l u m b a i .

Syllabus-

BCA. (Revised

in 2013-

With effective

from 2013-14

Batch)

& IvIy class.

kevwords.

Overview of OLE, Accessing

rhe WIN32 API

from VB.NET & Interfacing rvith office97,

COM technologv,

advantages

of COM+. COM

& .NET, Creerte

User control, re_eister

User

Control, access corn components in .net

application.

t2

I

I

l -l d i

I

Database prograniming with ADO,NET

Overvicw of ADO, fr-crn .\DO to ADO.NET,

Accessing

Data using Sen'er Explorer. Creating

Ccnnecticn.

Comin.rn(i.

Data Adaptei and Data

Set rvirh OLEDB iind SQLL)B. Drsplal,

Dara orr

i

I

l n

I

6

UNIT-IV

I data bound controls, Cispla., clata on ciata grid.

Fetching Rccord Sets and Opcratiorr Insertion,

Report Genclarion ( Crvst;if r.p.t - Daia rcnol't or

be coni'igur,:cl

^ c l J U I t i J c l l c l - i - l u o n ( , _ t - ) r s t ; u f e p o f t O r

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Total

J

Tert and Reference Books:

l. \/B'NET Programmiirg Black BooK by Steven Holzner -Dreamtech Publications l. Mastering vB.NET by Evangelos petroutsos- BpB pubhcations

3. Introduction to .NET framework-Worx publication J. msdn.microsoft.cort/net/

5. wrvw.gotdotnet.com

6. GOTTFRIED BYRON S., Ed: 0l ,"VISUAL BASIC "-, Tata McGraw Hill 2nd edition E. Prosenjit Shina, "Visual Basic Cornplete", S. Chand & Cornpany Limited, 2005 9 . J u l i a B r a d e l y ,"Visual Basic 6",

Branch: BCA

Lecture: 04

C r e d i t : 0 4

Subject Title

_{INTEII.NET PROGRA N{N{ING}

No of

Marks

Weight

age Vc

Semester-V

Subject Code: 5104

I'Iodules

Introduction

I Lectures/Practicals i Arsigned

1__i

S . N . D . 1 ' . \ l / o n t e n ' s Ii n i ' , ' e i s i t r ' . \ l r r r t r b a i .

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HTTP:

Overview

- HTTP Basics,

Client

request,

Server

r e s p o n s e ; H T T P H e a d e r s ;

S e s s i o n M a n a g e m e n t - Persistertt c o t r n e c t i o n s . C o o k i e s .

UNIT-II

L' ).]

IT.I i I

a

General concepts on web server:

C o n f i g u r a t i o n a n d A d n i n i s t r a t i o n ; v i r t u a l h o s t i n g

Gene.ral coircepts of caching proxy server W e b s e c u d t y , D i g i t a l s i g n a t u r e s . D i g i t a l

Certificates,

Encryption, and fgthgryt.glg!

HTML:

Structure of HT'VIL Document - Mcta teiss L i n k s . T e x t , L i s t s , T a b l e s .

I n c l u s i o n s ( O b j e c t s , Im a g e s . ii n d c o n t e r r t s ) ;

Presentilti :rn o"l' IITMl.dccunrent

l 0

20

A l i q n r n e n t , fo n t s . fl a m e s ;

Interactive HTN{L docurnent - Foinrs. Scripts ( A s .;cripting is included in part Ii, shoulC not

have :,p,ac'q

_Ln:palt

I).

J A V A S C R I P T

- JS Basic

Variables.

If...Else.

Switch,

Boxes,

Functions,For

Loop,

Loops,

For...hr,

Events,

Try...Catch,

Throw ,on error, Special

Text Objccts, String, Date, Array, Boolean.

Math, JS I{TML DOM, JS Advanced

_{, JS}

Browser,

JS Cookies,

JS Validation,

JS

Animation,

JS Image

Maps,

JS Tirning.JS

Create

Obiect.

Total

Tert Books:

I "Javacript

Bible" Danny Goodman,

Michael

I r "HTML the complete reference"

Thomas A.

Refe'rence

Books:

I i H T M L : C h u c k l . { u s c i a n o a n d B i l l K e n n e d v . O ' R e i l l v a n d A s s o c i a t e s " ' f h e D c : f i n i t i v e

Guicle":

3rd Edition

-,

_{Davict Fianagan "JavaScript: The Definitive}

Kenr and Multer "Official Netscape

JavaScript

specific

book by (O 1997,,ISBN:

1566047519).

M u l t i r n e d i a - Style she

Operators.

.lS Popup

While Loop, Break

l l

) )

tt

Monision, Yiley dreamtech india pl't. Ltd Powell, Tata Mcgrowhill

G u i d e " . O ' R e i l l y - J a t t t t l t r t ' 2 0 4 2 L2 Prograrnrner'-" Reierence "

Netscape-W o r n e n ' s L l n i v e r s i t r ' . \ ' l u n t b a i .

Syllabus-

BCA. (Itevised

in 2013-

\Vith efTective

from 2013-14

llatch)

Branch: BCA

Semester-V

Subject Code: 5201

Practical:02

Credit: 02

Subject Title

JAVA PROGRAN{N{ING LAII'I

Sr.

l\Iodules

UNIT-IV

'fopic

and Details

Introdrrction irnd prograinrtting u'ith Java: Implementation of Data '-f','pes, Type conversion & C a s t i n g , J a v a A u t o n r a r t i c C o n v e r s i o n s , C a s t i n g In c o n r p i i t i b l e T y p e s . A n a y s : O n e . l \ { u i t i c l i r r i e n s i o n a l . O p e r ; t t o r s - A r i t l r r n e t i c . l ' { o r l , , t l L : s , . A s s r g i ' l t t c n t , I n c r e r n e n t & D e c r e l r t e t r t . R e l a t i o n a l . B o c l l e a n

-I

no or

I n'tarHs i

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Display Methods0, Repainting,

window, The HTML Applet

Using Status

tag, Passing

m e f e i s t o A p p l e t s

The Java Library:

UNIT-I

Logical operators.

C o n t r o l S t a t e n r e n t - A l i C o n t r o l S t a t e n t e n t s , J u t , r p S t a t e n r e n t C l a s s e s & O b . l e c t s : S i r n p l e c l a s s . D e c l a r i n g O b i e c t s . A s s i e n i n s O b t e c t t ' e f e r e t r c e V z r r i a b l e s I I l l

I

I

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2

I m p l e m e n t a t i o n s o f C o n s t r u c t o r & M e t h o d s : Constructors. This Keyr.vorcl, Garbage C o l l e c t i o n , F i r t a l i . e ( ) rnethod, A S t a c k C l a s s , 1

/,

L \ I T - I I

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Implementations of Method Overloading : Overloading Recursion, Static , Inheritance & Method Overriding: Basics, Using Super, Multilevel, Overriding, Dynamic lvlethod dispatch, Abstract Classes

a J

i,i

4

Special Features of Java: Implementations

of

Interface &" Packages, Packages Access

Protection,

Importing

Package,

Interfaces.

3

jol

l l

L \IT-III

5

Exception Handling: Implernentations

of try

catch,

Multiple Catch,

Nested

try, throw, throws,

finallv statements

Java's

Built-in-Exception

,16l

6

I m p l e m e n t a t i o l s o f T h r e a c l i n g : S i n g l e r n d le thre

{

lo

I

3

VO, Applets : Inrplementations of I/O functions

8

Applet: Implementations

Applet - Initialization

aud Terminertion,

Init0, Start$, Paint$, Stop0,

Destroy0, Oveniding ,,rpdateO.

Simple Applet

Disolav Methodso. Reoaintins.

Usins Status

3

6

Flandlins

_--

funcricns

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controls.

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to controls'

Using Buttons'

Listeners

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3

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5 0

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2 the cornprete

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I { e f e r e n c e s : r F r . . . ., , r , i s c i r , u N t r t s f t c l t ' ' 4 ) g s l ' t o p

J i r n F a r l e y . W i l l i a l . r C r . a u , f o ; d . D e v l c l F l : i r r a g a n . . i z t . i , a E n t e r p r l

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J.n Skansholm,

.,Ja.,a

fronr ,r-'.-u.gi;i"g :

chalmers

Universitv

of rechnolrgv' Swecletl'

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20C0'

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: JavaScriPt

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Reference 1 .

J S

Text Books:

l. Danny Goodman,

Michael Morrision "Javacript

Bible", Yiley clreamtech

india pvt' Ltcl

Z. Thomas

A. powell ,"HTML the complete

reference",

Tata Mcgrowhill

-t otal

B o o k s : t : ' ^ , ) . 1 - A E , { '

chuck Musciano anci Bill Ke'necrv.

"FITML: The Definitive Guide": 3rd Edition '

O'Reilly and Associates

David Flanagan "JavaScript: The Definitive

Guicie "' O'Reilly

- January 2002

Kent and Mr.rlter

..official Netscape

JavaScript

1 .2 programmer's

Reference."

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book by (O Iggl ,ISBN: 1566041519)'

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L

Validiitiott

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BCA.

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Subject Title

Sr.

No.

Topic and Details

tt'rt-aiction to systen)

& basic

system

concepts

Semester-VI

Lecture: 04

Credit: 04

N{A N AGEN{I'],N T INFORNIAI' ION SYSTL'NI

No of

Lectures

Assigned

Components of MIS'

MIS: Robert AnthonY's

activity, Information

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ltooutes

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NIarks

Weight

age 7c

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SYstems

Definitioii & characteristics: Inforrnaiion concepts' attributes of infonnation. Methods to avoid misuse of i i inforlna.tion

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in clecision

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concePts.

DSS

Overview of MIS

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Definition, Characteri stic s

Fratrrework

for understanding

Hierarchy of management

uirements

L-\IT.III

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_{L \ I T - I V}

Functional MIS: A studY

financial & Production

lvllS

Total

Tert Book:

l. w.s. Jawadekar,

.,Management

Information

systems,"

Tata McGraw Hill Publishing'

2004'

References:

l. V.Rajaraman,

"Analysis and design

of Information

System"'

PFI!'

2. J.Kanter

"l\{anagement

Information

sysrerns",

PHl ,1995

Levels of monugertont5imon't model of

decision

making, Concepi of clecision

making: Structured vs

unstruitured decisions, Krowledge of ot!tcomes'

Criteria of decision making, Formal vs inforrnal

svstems

sYstem' AnalYsis of

information system,

Design of information system

s Y S t e m ' E v a l u i t t i o n ' Pitfalls in MIS deveioPrnent

S . N . D . T . \ \ ' t r l i t c t t ' : [ ' l t i v e l ' s i r r . l ' l l t r i t i b a i .

Syllabus-

BCA. (Revised

in 2013-

With effective

from 2013-14

Batch)

3 .

A n .

5 .

G o r d o n B . D a v i s & M . H . O l s o n , "Management Information Svstenrs: C o n c e p t u a l Foundation , structure and Development" 1984

K . R a j e s h w a r R a o . " M a n a g e n t e n t I n f o r r n a t i o n S y s t e r - r ' r " . H i m a l a y a p u b l i c a t i o n D. P. Goyal, "MIS : Managerial Perspectil'es" ,2006

Branch: BCA

Semester-VI

Lecture: 04

Credit: 04

Subject Title

E N T E R P R I S E R E S O U R C E P L A N N I N G No of

N{arks

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l . V . K . G a r g a n d N . K . V e n k i t a k r i s h n a n " E R P : Concepts a n d P l a n n i n g " P H I , 1998 References:

2. Alexis Leon. '.ERP". Tata McGrau'- Hill Education

Branch: BCA

Senrester-VI

L e c t u r e : 0 4

Credit: 04

Sub.iect

Code: 6103

UNIT-I

I

- t

C h a i n M a n a g e n r e n t . R e s o u r c e M a n a g e m e n t , I n t e g r a t e c l _I 6 D a t a M o d e t i n g , S c o p c , T e c h n o l o g y , B e n e f i t s o f E R P . I

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off.!B! Uq !!e- lV_l_oc1gry

Frtteryrtry_

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Business

ancl

ERP Business

Engineering

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Principles.

BRP ERP and IT

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5

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and User Custornization.

5

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5

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9

Methodologies and guidelines for ERP

Implementations

6

t2

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Overview, ERP

AND THE Competiti'u'e

Strategy

6

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INI'E,LLIGEN T PROPERT}

CYBLP.

PATEN'I'S

AND I

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No.

'l'opic and Details

INTELLIGENT PROPERT'Y RIGH'I'S: Basic P r i n c i p l e s , n d Acquisition o f t n t c l l e c t u a l P r o p e r t l , R i g h t s : Philosophical Aspects of Infellectual Property l,arvs. Basic P r i n c i p l e s o f P a t e n t L a w . P a t e n t A p p l i c a t i o n p r o c e d u r c . D r a f t i n g o f il Putcrrt Spccification. Uncle;'starrtlinJ C o p y r i g h t L i l l v , B a s i c Principles o f J - r . r . l e M a r k B a s i c P r i n c i p l e s o f D e s i g n R i g h t s , In t e r n a t i o r r a l B r . : k c r o u n d o f !rt.tt..tr.t

Pr"p.ni-_-U N I T - I

Information'l'echnologl' Related Intellectual Propertl' Rights: C o i n p u t e r S c f t u 1 r ' c il r l C I n i e l l c c t u a l P ; . o p e i t v O b j e c t i r , e , C o p l ' r i g h t P r ' < . r t u c t i o n . P . e p r o r i r r c i n g , I ) c l c r r c c s . Patent Protection. D a t a b a s e a n d D a t a l ) r o t e c t i o n - O b i e c t i v c . N e e d t o r P r o t c c t i o n . L I K l ) . r r l r P l ' o t c c t i o r r A r . t . l 9 ( ) 8 . t S S r , t c H a r b o r P r i r , c i p i c . E n t i t r e e r t r c n t .

Protection of Senri -cond uctor Chips- Olrj cct i v cs J u s t i f l c e r t i o n o f ' p r o t e c t i o n . C r i t c r i a . S u b . j e c t r n l r t l c r

Protection. WIPO l-rcarr,. ]'RlPs. SCPA.

I)omain Name Protection-Objccti.'es. clt.rmain nl,mc and

I n i e l l e c t u a l P r o p e r t y . R e e i s t r a t i o n o f d o m n i n n a n r c s , C i s p u t e s u n d e r I n t e l l e c t u a l P r o p e r t y R i g h t s , J u r i s d i c t i o n r r l I s s u e s , a n d l n t c r n l t i o n u l P c r s p c c t i v c

Patents (Ownership and Enfbrcement)

P a t e n t s - O b i e c t i v e s , R i g h t s . A s s i g n m e n t s , D e f e n c e s

of Infrinsenlent

Copyright (Orvnership and Enforcement)

Copyright-Objectives, Rights, Transfer of Copyright. rvork U \ I T - I I

Trademarks-Objectives, llights, Protection of good will. Infringement, Passing off, Def-ences.

Designs-Objectives, _{Rights, Assignments, Infringemenrs,}

Defences of Desien Infrinccmcnt

Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights

-C i v i l R e r n e d i e s , C r i m i n a l R e m e d i e s , B o r c l e r S e c u n t y rneas u res.

Practical Aspects of Licensing - Bcncfits, Dcternriniltive factors, important clauses, iicensing clauses

U \ I T - I I I Cyber Law:

Basic Concepts of Technotogy and

Law : Understanding the Technology of Internet, Scope of Cyber Laws, Cyber Jurispruderrce

Law of Digital Contracts : The Essence of Digital Contracts, The Systenr of Digital Signatures, _{The Role ancl I}

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'l'opic

and Details N{odule

U N I T - I

INTELLIGENT I'ROPERT'Y RIGH'I'S: Basic P r i n c i p l e s _{" n d A c q u i s i t i o n} o f l n t e l l e c t u a l P : ' o p e r t 1 , R i g h t s . Philosophical Aspects of Infellectual Property l,arvs. Basicr P r i n c i p l e s o f P a t e n t L a w . P a t e n t A p p l i c a r i o n p r o c e d u r c . D r a f t i n g o i ' il Putcr.t Spcrrificaiion. Unclel'stantling C o p y r i g h t L a r v , B a s i c Principles o f T r . r d e M a r k B a s i c P r i n c i p l e s o f D e s i g n R i g h t s , In t e r n a t i o r r a l B r l : k r r . o u n c l o f

!ue!99lq4

I'rgpgri---Information'l'echnology Relatcd Intellectual Propert5' Rights:

Coinputer Scf'tu :tr'c trlC Iniellcctrlal P;.<lpeitv

Objectrr, e, Copl'r'i g hf Pr'<.rtucticn. P,eprorir rci n g, I)cIc rrcc s.

Patent Protection.

Database and Data l)rotection-Obiectivc. Neec.l

t o r P r o t c c t i o n . L I K l ) . r t t r P l o l c c t i o r r .\ r t . l 9 ( ) 3 . t S S r , f c H a r b o r P r i r , c i p l c . E n l b r e e n r c n t .

Protection of Senri -cond uctor Ch i ps- Ol'rj cct i v cs

J u s t i f i c e r t i o n o f ' p r o t c c t i o n . C r i t c r i a . S L r b . j e c t m t r t t c r Protection. WIPO l-rcarr,. ]'RlPs. SCPA.

Domain Name Proteciion-Objccti.,es. clomain namc uncl Iniellectual Property'. Reeistration of domain narlrcs, C i s p u t e s _{u n d e r I n t e l l e c t u a l P r o p e r t y R i g h t s , J u r i s d i c t i o n a l} Issues, and International Perspective

Patents (Ownership and Enfbrcement)

P a t e n t s - O b i e c t i v e s , R i g h t s . A s s i g n m e n t s , D e f e n c e s of Infrinsement

Copyright (Orvnership and Enforcement)

Copyright-Objectives, Rights, Transfer of Copyright. rvork U \ I T - I I of employment Infringernent. Defences for infl-inse nrenr

Trademark(Olvnership and Enforcement)

Trademarks-Objectives, _{Ilights, Protection of good} Infringement, Passing off, Def-ences.

Designs-Objectives, Rights, Assignments, Intiingemenrs,

D e f e n c e s o f D e s i g n I n f r i n g e r n c n t

Enforcement of Intellectual Property Rights

-Civil Rernedies, Criminal Remedies, Borcler Secr_rr ity m e a s u r e s .

Practical Aspects of Licens^ing - Bcncfits, Dcternrinativc factors, important clauses, iicensing clauses

U \ I T - I I I Cyber Law:

Basic Concepts of Technotogy and

Law : Understanding the Technology of Internet, Scope of Cyber Laws, Cyber Jurispruderrce

Law of Digital Contracts : The Essence of Dieital Contracts, The Systern of Digital Signatures, The Role and j

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CryptograPirY Cyber LarY: Information ftf".t""tt"t fechnologl' Act 2000 : T e c h n o l o E ' A c t - 2 0 0 0 - ( S e q I t o 9 4 ) ' Cyber Larv:

Inteltectual Property Issues in Cyber Space: in the Digital Media, Patents in the Cyber World,

Copyright

v

UNIT-IV Rights of netizens and E-Governance:

Privacy aud Freeclom Issttes in the Cy'ber World' E-Governallce' Cyber Crimes anci iybci' L.aY\ Eth'clllgkin

l s s u e s t n E v i C e n c e

l-t Text and Reierence Rocks:

l . C Y b e r l a w b Y V i v e k S o " d

2 . L i c e n s i n g n i t t D e s i g n b 1 , C l r , v n R . [ . c . l a n d . A l t r v o r t l r P i e s s

3. A i)rotessional,s Guicle to Li..n.ring and Royalty' Agreeme n15 lrr f nr-y:-r

R' Leland Allworth Press ,+. IT2000 Bill - 5 . H o w T o R c g i s t e r Y o u r o $ n ( l t r p t r t s r t t b i ' l v { l l r x w a r c l a ' s p l r i n x P u b l i s h i n g 6 . W e b s i t e s : o n l i t t e i r l f o r t l t ; ' t t i t r l 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 i i r 1 1 1 5

Branch: BCA

Subject

6104

Subject Title

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U \ I T - I

S r .

No.

Topic Details

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Semester-VI

Lecture: 04

Credit: 04

ELECTIVE.T

E.COMVIERCE

Marks

Weight

No. of

Lectures

For E - Comrnerce

Syllabus-S . \ . D . 1 ' .

\ \ ' o r n c n ' :

U n r r

c r ' : i r r .

\ l u n r b . , r .

B C A . ( R e v i s e d

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Transaction

Type, Iv{odel

B2B, BzC, C2B, C2C, F. _

B a s e d O n T r a n s e r c t i o n P a r t v Governance.

E strategl' : Overviell,, Strategic Methods for d e v e l c p i n e E - c o r n m e r c e .

F"r. C\

Content N{anagement

_{& Call Center ).}

Conver_eence

: Technological

Advances

in

- Types, Convergence

and its implications,

& Electronic Conrnrcrce.

Supply Chain Nlanagement : E - logistics, Supply

C h a i n P o r t a l , S u p p l v C h a i n P l a n n i n g T o o l s ( S C P T o o l s ) . S u p p l v C h a i n E x e c u i i o n ( S C F ' ) , S C E - F r a m e r v o r k , I n t e r n e t ' s e f f e c t o n S u p p l y C h a i n P o w e r .

E

Payment Nlechanism : Payment thrcugh carcl

system,

E - Cheque,

E - Cash.

E - Payment

Threats

&

Protections. E

Marketing :. Home -shopplng,

E-l V E-l a r K e t i n E-l r . 1 ' : i e - i n l : r k e t i n s il l e c t r o n i c D a t a I n t e r c l ; a ; r c e ( E D i ) : I\leaiiing. Beneiitr;, Concepts, Application, Ef)l

Commerce.

Secur-ity'

Stendards,

Firewall, Crnptoeraphy.

Key

lvlanagentent. Password Systen-rs, Digital

certi fic ate s, O:g{41 . r _elllltgL

Computing, Convergence Conl'ergence

LTi.IIT-III

v

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Tert Books:

*

E-Commerce,M.M.

Oka, EPH

Kalakotia,

Whinston : Frontiers

of Electronic

Commerce

, PeArson

Education.

Bhaskar

Bharat : Electronic

Commerce

- Technologies

& Applications.TMH

Loshin Pete,

Murphy P.A. : Electronic

Commerce

, Jaico Publishing

Housing.

\lurthy : E - Commerce,

Himalaya

Publishing.

E - Commerce

: Strategy

Technologies

& Applications,

Tata McGraw Hill.

Global E-Commerce,

J. Christopher

& T.H.K. Clerk, University

Press

Beginning

E-Commerce.

Reynolds,

SPD

Krishnamurthy,

E-Commerce

Mgmt, Vikas

Branch: BCA

Senrester-VI

----l

I

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Lectrrre: 04

Credit: 04

Subject Code: 6!04

ELECTIVE.2

ARTI}-ICIAL INTELLIGENC

Subject Title

1 . 4 j +

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Introduction:

I n t e l l i g e n c e A g e n t s , A g e n t s a n d E n v i r o n m e n t , G o o d Behavior: The Concept of Rationality, Performance measures, Rationality, (Jmniscience, learning, and autonomy The nature oi-environments, Specifying the task environntent, Properties of task ertvironments Solving Problern by searching:

P r o b l e m S o l v i n g , \ 8 ' - t t s , W c l l - D c f i n e d p r o b l e n i s a n d s o l u t i o n s . f- o r r n u l a t i p g p r o b l e m s 3 . 2 E x a l n p l e p r o b l e m s , Toy problems. Real u'orld problems , Searching for s o l u t i o n s , M e a s u r i n g p r o b i e r n s o i v i r l g p e r f o n n a n c e , [Jniforn-red search strategies. Breadtir first search, Depth firsf sealch. Depth lirriireci search, iterl'tive C e p e n d i r t - u tl e p t t , f t r s t s e i t r c h , B l c l i r e c t i o n a l s c a r c l i , Comparing unifcrrrted seat'ch strategtes

Intormed Search and Exploratiotl:

Informed search strate-Qies, Greecll' bcst first scarch, A':' s c a r c h ' M i n i r n i z i r r g t h e t o t a l e s i . i r l ' i a t e d s o l r t t i o n c o s t . M e m o r y b o u n c l e d h e u r i s t i c s c a r c h . le a r n i n g t o s e a r c h b e t t e r , Heuristic function. The eftect of heuristic a c c u r a c y o n p e r f o r m a n c e . I r l v e n t i n g a d r n i s s i b l e heuristic functions, Learning heuristic fron' experiertce 4.3 Local search algoritirms and optin-rization problems, Hill-climbing search, simuiated annealing search, local

l 2

t-b

Games, Optimal strategies, 'flie nlinimax algorithm' Optimal clecision in multiplayer games, Alpha Beta Pruning, 5.4 Imperfect. Real ti;ne decision, Evaluation functions, Cutting of search

Logic Agents: Knowledge

basecl

agents

, The Wurnpus

world , Logic Propositiorial

Logic. A very simple logic,

Propositional Logic: A very sirnple logic, Syntax,

Semantics, A Simple knowledge base, Inference,

Equivalence, validitl'. and satisfiability ,Reasoning

patterns in propositional

logic, Resolution,

Forward

and backward chainin

U \ ] T - I U

First Order Lo-eic: Representation Revisitcd , Syntax

ancl

semantics

of First order loqic, Moclel

tor first order

logic, symbol and interpretatiotrs,

Terms, Atomic

Sentence, Complex Sentence, Quantifier, Equality,

Using first order logic, assertion

and queries in first

order logic, The kinship domain,

Number

Sets and lists,

The wumpus world

Learning from Observation: Forms of learning '

i-5

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agc Vo

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Lectures

Assigned

Modules

UNIT-IV

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perftrrrnance elentents, Expressiveness of i r e e . I n d u c i n g d e c i s i o n t r e e s f r o r n e x a m p l e s . , - . . . - . : attribute tests, Assessing the performance of . e ' n , : n g a l s o r i t h m , E n s e n t b l e l e a n r i l t g

K : . . . r r l e d e e i n L e a r n i n g :

g : A l o g i c f

gic fonnulation of . : ' m i n e . E x a m p l e s a n d h y p o t h e s e s , C u r r e n t b e s t h;, pothesis search, Knor,vledge in learning, Sonte sinrple exampies. Sotne gerteral schentes, Explanation based leanring, Extracting general rtrles from examples. lmproving efficiency

Total

Tcrtbook:

l. Stuart

Russell,

Peier

Nurrig, "Artiiicial hitelligence

( A Modern Approach)"

. Sc..:ottcl

Ecl;tion

. Pe:rist-rn

Eciucation.

[.imited, 0 I -NJa'-2005

R e f e r e n c e s :

I . N . P . P a c i h y " A r t i f i c i a l Intelligencc itnd Inte lligence Systerrrs", O x f i ; r ' d U r r i v c r s i t r ' P r c s s , 2 i -Apr-2005

l . P a t r r c k H e n r y W i n s t o n , " A - r - t i i i c i a l I n t e l l i g e r r c e ' ' i 9 2 1

- 1 . G e o r g e F . L u g e r . " A r t i f i c i a i h r t e l l i g e n c c ( ' S t n r c t u r e & S t r a t e g i e - s f o r C o n t p l c x P l o t ' r l e t r i s o l v i n g ) : "

- i Rich & Kright, "Artificial Intelligence", N1ccrar,v-Hill, l 9 9 l

r. Neeta Deshpande, "Artificial Intelligence" , Technical Prblication -P'ltte

Branch: BCA

Semester-VI

Subject

6104

Lecture: 04

C r e d i t : 0 4

Subject Title

ELECTIVE.3

WBB TECHNOLOGY

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\Iodules

UNiT-I

Topic and Details

General: HTTP: Overview - HTTP Basics, Client

request, Sen'er response; HTTP Headers; Session

IUanagement

Persistent connections, Cookies.

General concepts on web server: Configuration &.

Administration; virtual hosting General concepts of

caching proxy server, Web security SSL, Digital

signatures

; Authentication.

Client side technologies HTML: Structure of HTML

Document - Meta tags, Lrnks, Text. Lists, Tables,

No of

Lectures

Assigned

Marks

Weight

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. j o c r t t t t e n t . D o c i r n r e n t T y p e D e f i n i t i o n s a n c l Dt)curt€Dt Object Moclel Cirent Side JavaScript: Object Reference - objects. Metrtt-lcts alrrl D"1^or[jpc, El}'ent Hancllers: Language constrltcts - Staternents and O p e r a t o r s .

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References:

1. Beginning

Web

Wrox.

2. Webmaster

in a

3. JavaScriPt:

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4. Beginning

ASP

A S P I n t r o d u c t i o n : . ^ . S P I n s t a l l , A S P S v r t t i t x . Procedures, ASP Ftrrttls. ,\SP A S P A p p l i c a t t t ' ' n , A S I ' S e i v c r l - . O b t a i n i n g a n d I n s t a l l i l t g A p a c h e D i r e c t o r y S l r u c t t ' r ' e - b i r r ' c o n l "

ternp, webaPPs,

Web APPIication

Deploying HTML and JSP Pages,

- Editing server.xtnl. Deploying

Deployment

Descriptors.

rveb"r;ll

Tomcat Manager - Denlof ing

Application using the fottlcat

Total

ASP Variables, ASP

C o o k i e s .

A S P S s s s i o n ,

ASp Eror, -tsp File

'l.otncat,

_Tonrcat

logs, ser\/er, work,

Directory Structure,

Configuring Tomcat

Web ApPlications

-configuration

file

and Managing Web

Manager, Creating a rvirh Strirrgs and Alays. File Handling, Pattern n a t c h i n g & f o r n r l l r t i n g . C r e a t i n g a n d u s i n g subrc,utines, Using PERi, i-ol'CGI scripting

l - : ' . : : l r c r v r c , s & i ' r r r r r - t ' \ ' u J c I v c r i ' i i g c s ' t ' i v c t v l e w ' R e q u e s t , R e s p o n s e . A p p l i c t t t i o n s ' S e s s i o n s ' C o o k i e s ' D a t a S t o r e A c c e s s : ' w e b A p p l i c a t i o n s ' S S I : S S I I ) r r c c t i v c s . S S I F n v i t ' t t t t ; t l c t t i ' r / i ' r i : t L ' i e s , S S I F o r i n a l s '

t,

S v s t e m . A S P T e x t S t r c a r l t . ' \ S P

D r i v e . A S P F i l e , A S P

t a.

--WAR File

Configuring Totncat to Connect to a Database

configuring s..urity on Tonrciit,

Granting

Permissions

to Java Apps

Programming

with HTML, XHTML, CSS & JavaScript

by Jon Duckett'

Nutshell

by Stephen

Spainhour,

O'Reilly and Associates'

Definitive Guide b,v David Flanagan,

o'Reilly and Associates'

3.0 by David Buser and Others,

Wrox'

\ D . f . \ \ ' o n r e n ' s U n i v e r s i t y , I U u r l b a i .

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