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B.Sc. (Hons.) IT

Admission Procedure

Merit prepared on basis of the qualifying exam

Provisional Admission

As per UGC norms.

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About The Program

The B.Sc. (Hons.) IT is a three-year undergraduate program (with provisions for Honours and Honours with Research in seventh and eighth semester).

The program offers a balanced mix of disciplinary courses, minor streams (such as Web Development and Data Science), and multidisciplinary courses from allied fields like management and humanities. Students gain hands-on experience through programming laboratories, software projects, internships, and research opportunities.

The curriculum also emphasizes skill enhancement and holistic development through courses on communication, career success, environmental awareness, Indian Knowledge Systems, and disaster management.

With strong industry linkage and opportunities for global certification, graduates of this program are equipped to pursue careers as software developers, IT consultants, system analysts, web and mobile application developers, data analysts, and cloud professionals, or continue with postgraduate education and research.

Eligibility

As per UGC norms.

Teaching Pedagogies

The department adopts innovative, student-centric teaching pedagogies designed to enhance conceptual understanding, practical proficiency, and industry readiness. Our approach integrates modern educational practices with advanced technological tools to create an engaging and outcome-driven learning environment. Key pedagogical practices include:

  • Outcome-Based Education (OBE)

    All courses are structured around clearly defined learning outcomes to ensure measurable academic and professional growth.

  • Experiential & Hands-On Learning

    Emphasis on laboratory work, real-time projects, coding sessions, and technical workshops to strengthen practical understanding.

  • Project-Based & Problem-Based Learning

    Students work on industry-relevant problems, case studies, mini-projects, and capstone projects to develop analytical and solution-oriented skills.

  • Flipped Classroom & Blended Learning

    Classroom time is optimized through pre-class digital content, interactive discussions, and collaborative problem-solving activities.

  • Industry-Academia Engagement

    Regular expert lectures, masterclasses, internships, and certifications through collaborations with leading MNCs enhance industry exposure.

  • Use of Modern ICT Tools

    Smart classrooms, LMS platforms, virtual labs, simulation tools, and coding environments support interactive and technology-driven learning.

  • Continuous Assessment & Feedback

    Frequent quizzes, assignments, reviews, presentations, and peer evaluations help monitor progress and encourage continuous improvement.

  • Skill Development & Holistic Learning

    Focus on communication skills, teamwork, professional ethics, and lifelong learning to prepare students for global professional environments.

Specializations

  • Bachelor of Computer Applications (Artificial Intelligence and Data Science)

  • Bachelor of Computer Applications (Cyber Security)

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

PEO1

Technical Proficiency

Provide graduates with a strong foundation in computer applications, programming languages, and software development, enabling them to build, maintain, and improve software systems and applications.

PEO2

Practical Problem-Solving

Develop graduates' ability to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world problems, encouraging innovative thinking and practical problem-solving skills in various domains such as business, education, and healthcare.

PEO3

Professional Growth and Learning

Foster a commitment to professional growth and lifelong learning, preparing graduates to pursue advanced studies, certifications, and adapt to the evolving landscape of technology and industry demands.

PEO4

Effective Communication and Ethical Practice

Cultivate effective communication skills and ethical practices, enabling graduates to work collaboratively in teams, communicate technical concepts clearly, and uphold ethical standards in their professional careers.

Program Outcomes (POs)

After the successful completion of the program, the BCA graduate will be able to:

PO1

Fundamental Knowledge Application

Apply foundational knowledge of mathematics, management, and computer applications to solve basic real-world problems effectively.

PO2

Basic Problem Analysis

Identify and analyze problems using fundamental principles of mathematics and computer applications to develop initial solutions.

PO3

Solution Design and Development

Design solutions for standard problems and develop system components or processes, considering essential health, safety, and societal aspects.

PO4

Research and Problem Solving

Use basic research methods and data analysis techniques to investigate computing problems and draw preliminary conclusions.

PO5

Tool Utilization

Select and apply appropriate tools and software for routine computing tasks, understanding their basic functions and limitations.

PO6

Awareness of Sustainability

Understand the impact of software engineering solutions on society and the environment and appreciate the principles of sustainable development.

PO7

Ethical Practice

Adhere to ethical principles and professional norms in software development and computing practices.

PO8

Individual and Teamwork

Work effectively as an individual and as part of a team, demonstrating basic collaboration and leadership skills in various settings.

PO9

Effective Communication

Communicate effectively on computing activities, preparing clear reports and documentation, and delivering presentations to a general audience.

PO10

Project Participation

Apply basic project management principles to contribute effectively to team projects and understand the fundamental aspects of project planning and execution.

PO11

Foundation for Lifelong Learning

Recognize the need for ongoing learning and be prepared to engage in further education or training to keep up with technological changes.

PO12

Innovation and Practical Application

Identify opportunities for practical application of innovative ideas and contribute to solving problems in a way that adds value to projects and tasks.

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

In addition to these twelve POs, the B.Sc. IT graduate will also be able to

PSO1

Application Development

Design, develop, and deploy basic software applications using standard programming languages and development tools, addressing typical business and organizational needs.

PSO2

Fundamental Database Management

Demonstrate proficiency in managing and using database systems, including designing database schemas, querying databases, and ensuring data integrity for various applications.

PSO3

System Analysis and Design

Apply fundamental principles of system analysis and design to develop effective solutions for common computing problems, including requirements gathering, system modelling, and process design.

Career Prospects

The B.Sc. IT program opens doors to diverse career opportunities in IT and tech, such as:

Software Developer

Web Developer

Database Administrator

Network Administrator

System Analyst

IT Consultant

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Placements

Graphic Era Deemed to be University has a strong connection to various industries, and its track record for successfully placing students in reputable positions is outstanding, with graduates being placed in internships and permanent roles. The university has formed valuable relationships with globally recognized companies such as Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Walmart, Adobe, and many more, providing students with ample opportunities to kick-start their careers.

Graduates from Graphic Era Deemed to be University can be confident in their ability to succeed in the workforce due to the exceptional training and real-world experience they gain from their internships and placements with these top-tier companies.

Notes: Semester 1 and 2 are applicable only for regular entry students. Lateral entry students begin from Semester 3.

Course Curriculum

Semester 1

  • Computer Fundamentals and Information Technology
  • Foundations of Computer Programming
  • Minor Stream Course-1
  • Communication and Soft Skills
  • Multidisciplinary Course – 1
  • Digital Productivity Tools for Modern Workplaces Laboratory
  • Foundations of Computer Programming Laboratory
  • Seminar – 1

Mandatory Non-Graded Course

  • Environmental Science

Semester 2

  • Programming for Problem Solving
  • Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
  • Mathematical Foundation of Computer Science
  • Minor Stream Course-2
  • Multidisciplinary Course- 2
  • Object-Oriented Programming Laboratory
  • Programming for Problem Solving Laboratory
  • General Proficiency

Mandatory Non-Graded Course

  • Indian Knowledge System

Semester 3

  • Introduction to Operating Systems
  • Introductions to Database Management Systems
  • Introduction to Data Structures
  • Minor Stream Course -3
  • Skills for Career Success – 1
  • UHV-II
  • Database Management Systems Laboratory
  • Introduction to Data Structures Laboratory
  • Mini Project – 1

Audit Course – 1

  • Indian Constitution

Semester 4

  • Python Programming
  • Introduction to Software Engineering
  • Introduction to JAVA Programming
  • Data Communications and Computer Networks
  • Minor Stream Course -4
  • Skills for Career Success – 2
  • Python Programming Laboratory
  • JAVA Programming Laboratory
  • Mini Project – 2
  • General Proficiency

Semester 5

  • Android Programming
  • Programming with C# .Net
  • Cryptography
  • Multidisciplinary Course – 3
  • Minor Stream Course -5
  • Skills for Career Success – 3
  • Android Programming Laboratory
  • Programming with C# .Net Laboratory
  • Mini Project – 3

Semester 6

  • Operation Research
  • Computer Graphics
  • Disaster Management
  • Minor Stream Course -6
  • Computer Graphics Laboratory
  • Internship Project / Capstone Project
  • General Proficiency

Semester 7

Honours

  • Object-Oriented Analysis and Design
  • Computer Networks
  • Advanced Operating Systems
  • Business Intelligence and ERP Systems
  • Minor Stream Course -7
  • Computer Networks Laboratory
  • Operating Systems Laboratory
  • General Proficiency

Honours with Research

  • Computer Networks
  • Advanced Operating Systems
  • Minor Stream Course -7
  • Computer Networks Laboratory
  • Operating Systems Laboratory
  • Research Project Phase-I
  • General Proficiency

Semester 8

Honours

  • Advanced Java Programming
  • Multimedia and Animations
  • Agile Software Development
  • Minor Stream Course -8
  • Advanced Java Programming Lab
  • Multimedia and Animations Lab
  • Capstone Project
  • General Proficiency

Honours with Research

  • Advanced Java Programming
  • Multimedia and Animations
  • Minor Stream Course -8
  • Advanced Java Programming Lab
  • Multimedia and Animations Lab
  • Research Project Phase -II
  • General Proficiency

Minor/ Specialization in Web Development

  • Semester I : Computer Fundamentals
  • Semester II : Introduction to HTML/DHTML/XML/CSS
  • Semester III : Client-Side Programming with JavaScript
  • Semester IV : Server-Side Programming with PHP
  • Semester V : Front End Development with React and Typescript
  • Semester VI : Web development using AngularJS, JQuery and WordPress
  • Semester VII : Introduction to JAVA programming
  • Semester VIII : Programming with .NET C#

Minor/ Specialization in Data Science

  • Semester I : Probability and Statistics
  • Semester II : Introduction to Data Science
  • Semester III : Foundations of Artificial Intelligence
  • Semester IV : Fundamentals of Data Analytics
  • Semester V : Introduction to Machine Learning
  • Semester VI : Introduction to Deep Learning
  • Semester VII : Introduction to Data Mining
  • Semester VIII : Ethics of AI

Frequently Asked Questions

The duration is 3 years (6 semesters).

Yes, students can pursue M.Sc. (IT/CS), MCA, MBA, or professional certifications.

No, basic computer knowledge is helpful but not mandatory

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