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Dear Sir/Madam,Pl. find here attached revised syllabus for BATCHELOR OF SCIENCE(INFoRMATION TECHNOLOGY) (B.Sc.-lT) Sem-l & ll.lrnpo(ant Note:

1. This revised syllabus is applicable for the students who will take admissions inthe first year B.Sc.-lT in the current academic year 2013-14.

2. For previous years students who are now in second year and third year willfollow the old syllabus.

3. Additional certificate course on women's studies (foundation course) of 2credits is suggested in B.Sc. lT Sem-ll. These 2 credits will not be reflected inthe semester mark sheet. Sep- ate additional course completion certificate issuggested. Syllabus copy for this additional certificate course will be sendseparately.

4. Soft copy of Revised Syllabus for B.Sc.-lT Sem-lll, lV, V, and Vl will beforwarded soon.Thanks and Regards,

Dr.{3. lY1. 1Yrn"tAssociate Professor & Head,P.G. Dept. of Computer Science,S.N.D.T. Women's University,Juhu Tara Road, Santacruz(w),It/umbai-400 049.(MS), lndia.Mobile No.9423365143Off. l'el: 022-26605127 .

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1. Reengineering the Corporation - A I&nif'esto fbr Business Revolution by Michael Hammer

and James ChamPY'Z. Reengineerirg f--R"r.rlts: Keys To{uccess From Government Experience, Dr. Sharon L'

caudle; ational Academy of Public rdministration; Aug 94; on line text

3. Best Practices In Reengineering, Mdraw-Hill, New Yort, NY, 1995 by David K' Cam

and Henry J. Johansson, Coopers anflLybrand

4. G. Hansen, Automating Business Pruess Re-Engineering, (2nd. Edition), Prentice-Hall,

1997.5. The Breakthrough Strategy For Tota{Quality, Productivity, And Competitiveness, H.

James Harrington6. The Change il{onug".n"nt Toolkit forReengineering For companies and individuals

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. Managing the bhange Process: A Field Book tbr Change Agents, Teart, Leaders and

R""njinJ".ing Manigers; Davicl K. Carr',Kelvin J. Hard,Williarn J. Trahant

0. New Tools For New iir',.r' The Workflow Paradigm, Second Edition, WARIA Book

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1. Process Innovation: Reengineering work Tlirougl-r Information Technology, Thomas

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2. Ree,gineering Revolution, A Handbook (The) HalperCollins Publishers, Inc. , New York,

l995JMicha.l Ho,rn.,". and Steven A. Stanton; Book Review Only

3. The wisdorr of Teams : creating the High-Performance organization, Jon R' Katzenbach

Douglas K. Smith

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Artificial Intelligence, Rich & Knight, TMHIntroduction to AI & Expert Systems,Patterson,PHINeural Networks, Fuzzy Logic & Genetic Algorithms,R-ajsekharan,PHI

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t. Muckcrjee Kaushik,'Customer Relationship Management , A Stategic Altproach to Marketing' ,

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Management, Integrating Marketing strate,gy and Information Technology, Wiley Student

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SC perfornrance with regard to achieving strategic fitand scope and the obstacles to achieving it. Drivers ofSC perfonnance and fratnework for structuring driverssuch as facilities, inventorv. transportation.

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and Managing the Supply Cham, Concepts, Strategies and Case Studies', (3rd edn'),

TMH,2008.3. G. Raghuram and N. Rangaraj, 'logistics and Supply Chain Management, Cases and

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Subject Title ACADEMIC PROJECT LAB

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work. There shall be one guide from institution. Co-guide from an industry is recommencled in

case of industry sponsored projects. Each candidate should have documented copy of the project

certified by head/principal, in order to appear fbr project examination. A group recommended of 2

to 4 students. (maximum 5 in case of special projects). Each stuclent shall individually involve in

separate module/activity of the project. Prepare and submit a progress report in stipulated time.

Panel consisting of two experts (one internal and one external) should evaluate the progress,

presentation, and project work. Marks shoulcl be distributed on the basis of Understanding the

project, depth of knowledge achieved in regard to solution providing, Approach and

methodologies suggested towards solution, report writing, presentation, technical content,

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Mon, Jul '15,2013 at 5:51 PM

Dear Sir/Madam,

Pl. find here attached revised syllabus for B.C.A (Batchelor of ComputerApplications) Sem-l & ll.lmportant Note:

1. This revised syllabus is applicable for the students who will take admissions in

ff *h" first year BCA in the current academic year 2013-14.\ -- l. For previous years students who are now in second year and third year willfollow the old syllabus.

3. Additional certificate course on women's studies (foundation course) of 2credits is suggested in BCA Sem-ll. These 2 credits will not be reflected in thesemester mark sheet. Separate additional course completion certificate issuggested. Syllabus copy for this additional certificate course will be sendseparately.

4. Soft copy of Revised Syllabus for BCA Sem-lll, lV, V, and Vl will beforwarded soon.

Thanks and Regards,

Dr.G. M. MagarAssociate Professor & Head,P.G. Dept. of Computer Science,S.N. D.T. Wornen's University,Juhu Tara Road, Santacruz(w),l\4umbai-400 0a9.(l\XS), lndia.

p. lt4obile No.9423365143\ )fI. Tel: 022-26605127.-

e-mail: drgnrmagar@gmaii.com.

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Cyber Law: Information TechnologY

Information Technology Act 2000-(Sec 1 to 94)2000:Act

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Cyber Law:lntellectual Property lssues in Cyber Space: Copyright in

the Digital Media, Patents in the Cyber World.

Rights of netizens and E-Governancel Privacy and

Freedom lssues in the Cyber World, E-Governance, Cyber

Crimes and r Laws, Ethical

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105Cyber Law: Cyber Law Issues

Cyber Law Issues in E-Businessfor Management:

Management, MajorIssues in Cyber Evidence Management

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1. Cyber law bY Vivek Sood

2, Licensing Art & Design by Caryn R. Leland, Allworth Press

3. A professional's Guide to Licensing and Royalty Agreements by Caryn R. Leland, Allworth Press

4. 1T2000 Bill

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Subject Title Elective-1 E-Commerce

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Electronic Commerce: Overview, Definitions,

Advantages & Disadvantages of E-Commerce, Threats of

E-Commerce, Managerial Prospective, Rules &

Regulations For Controlling E-Commerce, Cyber Law

Technologies : Relationship between E-Commerce &

Networking, Different Types of Networking for E-

lntranet & EDI

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Wiretess Application Protocol: Definition, Hand Held

Devices, Mobility & Commerce, Mobile Computing ,

Wireless Web, Web Security, lnfrastructure Requirement

for E-Commerce.

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Business Models of e-commerce: Models based on

Transaction Type, Model based on Transaction Party-

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Technological Advances in Convergence- Types,

Convergence and its implication, Convergence and

electronic commerce.

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Portal, Supply Chain Planning Tools ( SCP Tools). Supply

Chain Execution (SCE), SCE - Framework, lnternet's effect

on Supply Chain Power.

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E-Payment Mechanism: Payment through card system,

E-Cheque, E-Cash, E-Payment Threats & Protections, E-

Marketing. Home- Shopping, Tele Marketing Electronic

Data lnterchange (EDl): Meaning, Benefits, Concepts,

Application, EDI Model, Protocols ( UN EDI FACT/ GTDI,

ANSI X- 72),Data Encryption (DES/RSA).

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UNIT-IV IRisk of E- Commerce: Overview, Security for E-

Commerce, Security Standards, Firewall, Cryptography,

Key Management, Password Systems, Digital certificates,Dieital Signatures.

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2. Kalakotia Whinston : Frontiers of Electronic Commerce, Pearson Education

3. Bhaskar Bharat: Electronic Commerce- Technologies & Applications TMH.

4. Loshin Pete, Murphy P.A. : Electronic Commerce, Jaico Publishing Housing.

5. Murthy: E-Commerce, Himalaya Publishing.

6. E-Commerce : Strategy Technologies & Application, Tata McGraw Hill

7. Global E- Commerce, J. Christopher & T.H.K. Clerk, University Press.

8. Beginning E-Commerce, Reynolds, SPD

9. Krishnamurthy, E-Commerce Mgmt, Vikas,

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lntroduction: lntelligence Agents, Agents and

Environment, Good Behavior :The Concept of Rationality,

Performance measures, Rationality, Omniscience,learning, and autonomy. The nature of environments,Specifying the task environment, Properties of task

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Solving Problem by searching: Problem Solving Agents,

Well- Defined problems and solutions, formulatingproblems 3.2 Example problems, Toy Problems, Real

world problems, searching for solutions, Measuring

problem solving performance, Uniformed search

strategies, Breadth first search, Depth first search, Depth

limited search, lterative depending depth first search,

Bidirectional search, Comparing uniformed search

strategies.

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ed Search and Exploration: lnformed search

Strategies, Greedy best first search, A* search, A* search

: Minimizing the total estimated solution cost, Memorybounded heuristic function, The effect of heuristicaccuracy on performance, lnventing admissible heuristic

functions, Learning heuristic from experience 4.3 Local

search algorithms and optimization Problems, Hill-

Climbing search, simulated annealing search, local beam

search, genetic algorithm

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Adversarial Search: Games, Optimal Decision in games,

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world, Logic Propositional logic: A very simple logic,

Propositional logic: A very simple logic, Syntax,

Semantics, A Simple Knowledge base, lnference,Equivalence, validity and satisfiability, Reasoning

patterns in propositional logic, Resolution, Forward and

backward chaining

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First Order Logic: Representation Revisited, Syntax and

semantics of First order logic, Model for first order logic,

symbol and interpretation, Terms, Atomic Sentence,

Complex Sentence, Quantifier, Equality, Using first orderlogic, assertion and quries in first order logic, The kinship

domain, Number Sets and lists, The Wumpus world

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performance elements, Expressiveness of decision tree,lnducing decision tress from examples, Choosingattributes tests, Assessing the performance of thelearning algorithm, Essemble learning.

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search, knowledge in learning, Some simple examples,some general schemes, Explanation based learning,Extracting general rules from examples, lmprovingefficiency

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1-. stuart Russwll, Peter Norvig, "Artificial lntelligence (A Modern Approach)"' Second

Edition, Pearson Education, Limited, 01-Mar-2005'

1.N'P.Padhy,,ArtificallntelligenceandlntelligenceSystems,,oxfordUniversityPress21-APR 2005

2. Patrick Henry Winston, " Artificial lntelligence" 192!

3. George F. Luger, " Artificial lntellligence ( Structure & strategies for complex Problem

Solving)

4. Rich & Knight, " Artiflcial lntelligence", McGraw- Hill 1991

5.NeetaDeshpande,,,ArtificialIntelligence,,,TechnicalPublication-Pune.

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Server response; HTTP Headers; Session Management-

Persistent Connections, Cookies' General Concepts on

web server: Configuration & Administration; virtual

hosting General Concepts of catching proxy server' Web

Authentication.aturesSSL, D

General : HTTP: Overview- HTTP Basics, Client request,

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Client side technologies HTML: Structure

Document- Meta tags, Links, Text, Lists, Tables'

lnclusions(Objects, lmages, applets and multimedia

Contents); Presentation of HTML document- Style sheets'

Alignment, fonts, frames; lnteractive HTML document-

Forms, Scripts XML: Well-Formed Valid document'

Document Type Definitions and Document Object Model

Client Side JavaScript: Object Reference- Objects

Methods and Properties, Event Handlers; Language

of HTML.

Constructs - Statements a ndO rators.

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PERL & CGI : CGI architecture lntro P

Working with strings, and arrays, file handling, pattern

matching, & formatting, Creating and using subroutines'

Using PERL for CGI scripting . Java Servlets & Java Active

Server pages: Overview, Request, Response, Applications'

Sessions, Cookies, Data Store Access, Web Applications'

5Sl : SSI Directives; SSI Environment Variables; SSI Formats

ASP lntroduction:. ASP lnstall, ASP syntax, ASP variables

ASP procedures, ASP forms, ASP Cookies, ASP Session'

ASP Application, ASP Server, ASP Error, ASP File System'

ASP Text Stream, ASP Drive, ASP File, ASP Folder, ASP

ERL with features,

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Prepare and submit a progress report in stipulated time' Panelconsisting of two/three teachers

(internal) should evaluate the progress work, presentation, and project coding and implantation

work. There shall be one guide from institution. co-guide from an industry is recommended in case

of industry sPonsored Projects Each candidate should have documented copy of the project

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3.JavaScript:TheDefinitiveGuidebyDavidFlanagan,o,Rei|lyandAssociates.

4. Beginning ASP 3.0 by David Buser and Others' Wrox'

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certified by head/principal, in order to appear for project examination' A group recommended of 2

to 4 students. (maximum 5 in case of special projects). Each student shall individually involve in

separate module/activity of the project. Prepare and submit a progress report in stipulated

time.Panelconsisting of two experts (one internaland one external) should evaluate the progress'

presentation, and project work. Marks should be distributed on the basis of Understanding the

project, depth of knowledge achieved in regard to solution providing, Approach and methodologies

suggested towards solution, report writing, presentation, technical content, prototype implemented'

and references used, etc. The time allotted for presentation is maximum 30 minutes The

candidate will be examined by the examiners on 50:50 basis. ln case of dispute' decision

by external will be final.

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