Bachelor of Science- Information Technology

Yashwantrao Chavan College of Arts, Commerce and Science Koparkhairane, Navi Mumbai ( Affiliated to University of Mumbai) > Bachelor of Science- Information Technology

Under Graduate Courses

Bachelor of Science- Information Technology (BSc-IT):

Sem-I Sem-II
Paper Name Paper Name
Programming Principles with C Object oriented Programming
 

Digital Logic and Applications

 Microprocessor Architecture
 

Fundamentals Of Database Management System

 Web Programming
 

Computational logic and Discrete Structure

 Numerical and Statistical Methods
 

Technical Communication Skill

 Green Computing
Sem-III Sem-IV
Paper Name Paper Name
Python Programming   Core Java
Data Structure Introduction to Embedded Systems
Computer Networks Computer Oriented Statistical Techniques
Database Management Systems Software Engineering
Applied Mathematics Computer Graphics and Animation
Sem-V Sem-V
Paper Name Paper Name
Software Project Management Software Quality Assurance
Internet of Things Security in Computing
Advanced Web Programming Business Intelligence
Linux System Administration Principles of Geographic Information Systems
Enterprise Java Cyber Laws

DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE

Programe outcome

Information Technology (BSc IT)

A Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (B Sc IT) program typically prepares students for careers in the information technology field. The program covers a broad range of topics related to the design, development, and management of computer-based information systems. Program outcomes of a B Sc IT program include:

  1. Technical skills: Students should develop strong technical skills in areas such as programming languages, database design, networking, cyber security, and software development.
  1. Problem-solving skills: Students should be able to analyze complex problems and develop solutions using information technology tools and techniques.
  1. Communication skills: Students should be able to communicate effectively with Colleagues and stakeholders, both verbally and in writing.
  1. Teamwork and collaboration: Students should learn to work effectively in teams and collaborate with others to develop and implement information technology solutions.
  1. Ethical and professional conduct: Students should be aware of ethical issues in information technology and demonstrate professional conduct in their work.
  1. Lifelong learning: Students should have a strong foundation in information technology that will enable them to adapt to new technologies and continue learning throughout their careers. Overall, a B Sc IT program aims to prepare students to be competent, skilled, and ethical professionals in the field of information technology.
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