MSCIT Syllabus - Master of Science Information Technology Programme Structure and Detailed Curriculum

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Programme structure and detailed syllabus for the Master of Science in Information Technology (MSCIT), organized by semesters with course codes, subject names, and credit allocation for theory and practical components. Includes a semester-wise outline covering core areas such as programming concepts and data structures, relational database management with Oracle, internet and web designing, operating systems, software engineering, object oriented programming and UML-based analysis, computer networking fundamentals, cloud infrastructure and services, web/mobile development, and cyber security. Also provides course-wise unit breakdowns with learning topics like C programming fundamentals, data structures (stacks, queues, linked lists), sorting/searching, normalization, ER translation, SQL/PLSQL, and database operations.

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Programme Structure

Semester – I

Semester – II

Semester – III

Semester – IV

Course Wise Detailed Syllabus

Programming Concepts and Data Structure (MSCIT-101)

Relational Database Management System (MSCIT-102)

Master of Science-Information Technology Programme Structure and Detailed Curriculum / Syllabus Programme Structure | Sub Code | Subject Name | Credit | | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | | | Theory | Practical | | Semester – I | | | | | MSCIT-101 | Programming Concepts and Data Structure | 4 | | | MSCIT-102 | Relational Database Management System | 4 | | | MSCIT-103 | Internet and Web Designing | 4 | | | MSCIT-104 | Fundamental of Operating System | 4 | | | MSCIT-105 | Software Engineering | 4 | | | MSCIT-106 | Practical based on MSCIT-101, MSCIT-102 and MSCIT-103 | | 4 | | | | 24 | | | Semester – II | | | | | MSCIT-201 | Object Oriented Concepts and Programming | 4 | | | MSCIT-202 | Web Application Development – LAMP | 4 | | | MSCIT-203 | Object Oriented Analysis and Design using UML | 4 | | | MSCIT-204 | Fundamental of Computer Networking | 4 | | | MSCIT-205 | Cloud Infrastructure and Services | 4 | | | MSCIT-206 | Practical based on MSCIT-201, MSCIT-202 | | 2 | | | | 22 | | | Semester – III | | | | | MSCIT-301 | Web Development Tools | 4 | | | MSCIT-302 | Mobile Application Development | 4 | | | MSCIT-303 | Object Oriented Technology | 4 | | | MSCIT-304 | Cyber Security | 4 | -- | | MSCIT-305 | Practical based on MSCIT-301, MSCIT-202, MSCIT-303 | | 4 | | | | 20 | | | Semester – IV | | | | | MSCIT-401 | Internship cum Software Development Project | -- | 12 | Course Wise Detailed Syllabus Course Name: Programming Concepts and Data Structure Course Code: MSCIT-101 | Unit | Detail syllabus | | --- | --- | | Unit-1 | Introduction to Programming and C Language | | | 􀂙 What is programming? , Problem solving methods with examples (Algorithm, Flowchart), Types of Programming languages, Characteristics of higher level language, Some Programming languages.
􀂙 Overview of C, Console IO Operations (Printf, Scanf) .
􀂙 Variables and Data Types, Operators and Expressions.
􀂙 Decision Making with Branching and Looping: Exploring Different Types of Statements in C, Working with Conditional Statements, Working with Iterative Statements, Working with Jump Statements. | | Unit-2 | C Programming Concepts | | | 􀂙 Working with Function: An introduced to functions (userdefined and standard library functions), what is a Function, Benefits of a Function, How does Function Works, Scope and Lifetime of Variables in function, Recursion.
􀂙 Working with Arrays and String: Introducing Arrays, Types of Arrays, Limitations of Arrays, Understanding Strings in C, Declaring and Initializing a String, Reading and Printing Strings, String Input and Output Functions, Single Character Input-Output Functions, Creating an Array of Strings, Performing String Operations, Using String Manipulation Functions.
􀂙 C Derived Data Types (Structures and Unions): Understanding utility of structures and unions, Declaring, initializing and using simple structures and unions, manipulating individual members of structures and unions.
􀂙 C Pointers. | | Unit-3 | Introduction to Data Structures | | | 􀂙 Introduction to Data Structure, Primitive and Compound Data Types, Linear and Non Linear Data Structure, Arrays, Storage Structure for Arrays, Pointers.
􀂙 Stack: Stack Implementation, Applications of Stacks.
􀂙 Queues: Introduction of Queue, Single, Double and Circular Queue, Simulation, Priority Queues.
􀂙 Link List: Linked Allocation, Linked Linear Lists, Circularly Linked Linear Lists, and Doubly Linked Linear Lists, | | | Applications of Linked Linear Lists. | | --- | --- | | Unit-4 | Sorting & Searching ,Nonlinear Data Structure | | | 􀂙 Sorting: Introduction, Selection Sort, Bubble Sort, Merge Sort, Heap Sort, Quick Sort and Radix Sort.
􀂙 Searching: Sequential Searching, Binary Searching.
􀂙 Nonlinear Data Structure: Trees , Operations on Binary Trees , Storage Representation & Manipulation of Binary Trees, Conversion of General Tree to Binary Trees , Sequential & Other Representation of Trees , App

FAQs

What courses are included in Semester I of the MSCIT programme structure?

Semester I includes MSCIT-101 Programming Concepts and Data Structure, MSCIT-102 Relational Database Management System, MSCIT-103 Internet and Web Designing, MSCIT-104 Fundamental of Operating System, MSCIT-105 Software Engineering, and MSCIT-106 practical based on MSCIT-101/102/103.

What topics are covered in Unit-1 of MSCIT-101 (Programming Concepts and Data Structure)?

Unit-1 covers introduction to programming and C language, problem-solving methods (algorithm and flowchart), types of programming languages, higher-level language characteristics, C overview, console I/O operations (printf/scanf), variables and data types, operators and expressions, and decision making with branching and looping.

What learning areas are specified for MSCIT-102 (Relational Database Management System)?

MSCIT-102 includes fundamentals of DBMS, data models and DB design concepts, relational data model topics like functional dependencies and normalization, Oracle server concepts, and SQL/PLSQL areas such as data types, DDL/DML/TPL, constraints, queries, subqueries, joins, indexes, views, sequences, synonyms, stored procedures/functions, packages, triggers, and user/privilege management.

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