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Course Name: DESKTOP OPERATING SYSTEM - PRACTICALS

Course Code: DSC-C-ANP-111P Credits: 4


Objective:
• Upon completion of this course, the student will be able install various
types of Operating Systems like win7, winlO, winll & Linux.
Students will also able to understand OS level practical like Control
panel, User administration, Disk management.

Prerequisites: NIL

Contents:

No. Particulars
Credits Time
1 Unit Title: Basic of Operating systems & Installation 01 15Hrs
What is Operating System? Introduction to
Operating system structure, Understand OS Kernel & shell,
Installation of Virtual Platform, Installation of window 7 in
Virtual Machine, Basic configuration of Operating systems,
Understand Users & groups, Installation of winlO, Basic
configuration of winlO OS, Installation of basic software,
Basic of command, make basic batch file using basic
command.
2 Unit Title: OS Storage & File systems 01 15Hrs
Understand OS storage, Introduction of Disk management,
Create Partition using various type of file system,
Introduction of File system, Understand NTFS & FAT,
Features of NTFS: Encryption, Quota, Compression,
Security, Permission in Operating System.
3 Unit Title: Control panel & Data Recovery 01 15Hrs
Identification of Windows Shortcut Keys, Shortcut
Command. Control Panel, System Properties, Computer
Management, Installing Multiple OS, how to install any
Operating system without Data lost, activation of Windows,
Driver Installation, and Driver Pack Installation, Backup and
restore
4 Unit Title: OS Networking & IP Address 01 15Hrs
Basic of Network, Network types, Network Categories,
Understand WORKGROUP network, Basic of IP address,
configure IP address in Operating system, connecting to
two computer, Basic of File sharing, Basic networking
configuration in Operating system, Remote desktop
References:
•CompTIA A+ Complete Study Guide by Quentin Doctor &
Jon Bahagia
•Windows 10 Step by Step by Lambert Joan &Lambert
Steve
•Windows 10 Inside Out by Ed Bott, Carl Sie chert, and
Craig Stinson
Accomplishments of the student after completing the
Course:
After completion of this course, students will be able to
• Install various Operating Systems.
• Understand OS level Practical like Control Panel,
User Administrator and Disk Management.

Course Name: COMPUTER HARDWARE – PRACTICALS

Course Code: DSC-C-ANP-112P Credits: 4

Objective:

At the end of this subject one has knowledge of various components of Computer and its hardware,
will Assemble and disassemble computing hardware. Configure, install and upgrade operating
systems. Install and image virtual machines. Understand what is Network and its importance,
Configure Network devices. Set up and troubleshoot peripheral devices.

Prerequisites: NIL

Contents:

No. Particulars
Credits Time
1 Unit Title: Basic Components & Installation 01 15Hrs
Introduction of computer, Basic of Motherboards, Processor,
Different types of Memory, Storage Devices, Basic of Power
Supply, Basic of BIOS, CMOS setting, basic of virtual
platform, Installation of OS, Basic configuration of OS,
Identifying System Component using application, msinfo32,
user profile.
2 Unit Title: Troubleshooting and configuration 01 15Hrs
Advance configuration of storage technology, Introduction
and configuration Dynamic disk, Advance configuration
Control panel, Installation of Anti-virus, configuration of
startup option, Basic of services, Troubleshooting of
computer component, restore point, Block USB port.
3 Unit Title: Basic installation and configuration of 01 15Hrs
Linux
Installation of Linux, Basic Linux Commands, Discovering
and Using Linux Commands, Basic configuration of printer,
Basic configuration of Firewall, Schedule Task, File and
Folder Security, Folder security using application, Basic
Configuration of folder option.
4 Unit Title: Basic of Netw ork and Netw ork Devices 01 15Hrs
Basic of Networking Devices, Identifying Common
Network Hardware, Network Interface Cards (NICs), Cables
and Connectors, Understanding TCP/IP, Basic of
packet tracer Understanding Wireless Networking,
Wireless Devices,Basic of Internet connectivity,
Transfer File andFolder using network, Mapping
network drive, Assemble and disassemble computing
hardware.
References:
• CompTIA A+ Complete Study Guide
Accomplishments of the student after completing the
Course:
After completion of this course, students will be able to

• Assemble and Dissemble Computer Hardware.


• Configure, Install and upgrade operating system.
• Configure Network Devices.

Course Name: DIGITAL LOGIC


Course Code: DSC-M-ANP-113T Credits: 2

Objective:
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to understand
different type of electronic component, student will also able to under
logic design regarding electronics.

Prerequisites: NIL

Contents:
Particulars
Credits Time
1 Unit Title: Electronic & Number systems 01 30Hrs
What is Electronic? Electronics types, Analog, Digital,
Microprocessor, Understand Analog terminology, Basic of
Number System, Binary Number system & conversion,
Decimal Number system & conversion, Octal Number
system & conversion, Hexadecimal Number system &
conversion
2 Unit Title: ASCII Code & Gates 01 30Hrs
Basic of Unicode & Ascii code, describe ASCII table, Basic
of a gate, Details of types of different type of gates, Truth
Tables & design of AND OR NAND NOR & XOR gate,
Understand of Multiplexer & Demultiplexer, Basic of
Flipflop, Basic of Encoder & Decoder.
References:
• Introduction to Switching Theory and Logic Design -
Fredriac J. Hill, Gerald R. Peterson,
• 3rd Ed. John Wiley & Sons Inc.
• Digital Fundamentals - A Systems Approach - Thomas
L. Floyd, Pearson.
• 2013.
• Switching Theory and Logic Design - Bhanu Bhaskara
-Tata McGraw Kill Publication,2012
Accomplishments of the student after completing the
Course:
After completion of this course, students will be able to

• Understand different types Electronic Components.


• Understand Logic Design regarding Electronics

Course Name: DIGITAL LOGIC - PRACTICALS

Course Code: DSC-M-ANP-113P Credits: 2


Objective:
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to understand
different type of electronic component, student will also able to under
logic design regarding electronics.

Prerequisites: NIL

Contents:
No. Particulars
Credits Time
1 Unit Title: Current & Microprocessor 01 30Hrs
Understand concept of Current, voltage, and resistance,
Diode, Transistor, understand resistor colour code,
Integrated Circuit (IC), Microprocessor, Understand design
of Microprocessor
2 Unit Title: Memory Devices 01 30Hrs
Classification of memories - ROM: ROM organization,
PROM, EPROM,EEPROM,RAM organization,write
operation,Read operation,Static RAM, Programmable
Logic, Devices: Programmable Logic Array (PLA).
References:
• Introduction to Switching Theory and Logic Design -
Fredriac J. Hill, Gerald R. Peterson,
• 3rd Ed, John Wiley & Sons Inc.
• Digital Fundamentals - A Systems Approach - Thomas
L. Floyd, Pearson, 2013.
• Switching Theory and Logic Design - Bhanu Bhaskara
-Tata McGraw Hill Publication,2012
Accomplishments of the student after completing the
Course:
After completion of this course, students will be able to
• Understand different types Electronic Components.
• Understand Logic Design regarding Electronics.

.
Course Name: IT PROGRAMMING
Course Code: MDC-ANP-114T Credits: 2

Objective:
On completion of this module, candidate should be able to know about
techniques for solving problems, basic computational concepts and elementary
data structures, candidate will be able to hand-execute simple programs, showing
how input data is processed, output data is produced, and how the values of
internal variables change, explain at various levels the behavior of fragments of
programming language code.

Prerequisites: NIL

Contents:

No. Particulars
Credits Time
1 Unit Title: Introduction to C Programming 01 30Hrs
Introduction to Computer and Program along with
Instructions. Types of Programming Language, Flowchart
Interpreted and Compiled Language. POP introduction and
explanation. Why we use this POP, Features of C and
its Basic Structure
2 Unit Title: Data types & variables 01 30Hrs
What is Data type, Types of Datatypes, Declaration of Data
type. Constants & variables, Concept of an Integer and
Variable, Rules for naming Variables and assigning values
to variables.
References:
• The C Programming Language (2nd Edition) written by
Brain W. Kemighan.
• Head First C written by Griffiths David

Accomplishments of the student after completing the


Course:
After completion of this course, students will be able to
• Execute Simple Programs.
• How input data is processed..
Course Name: IT PROGRAMMING - PRACTICALS

Course Code: MIDC-ANP-114P

Credits: 2

Objective:
On completion of this module, candidate should be able to know about techniques
for solving problems, basic computational concepts and elementary data
structures, candidate will be able to hand-execute simple programs, showing how
input data is processed, output data is produced, and how the values of internal
variables change, explain at various levels the behavior of fragments of
programming language code.

Prerequisites: NIL

Contents:

No. Particulars
Credits Time
1 Unit Title: Operators & Control Statement 01 30Hrs
What is operator, Explain 7 Types of Operators. Simple if,
if. .else, Nested if, Else if leader, switch, while loop, do
While. For loop. Go to, Break. Continue. Declaration of
array, types of Arrays, how to accessing Array
2 Unit Title: Function & File Handling & Structure Union 01 30Hrs
Function: What is function, types of function, how to call
function, how to create a user define function, String
function. File Handling: What is file? File Operation, File In
out Stream. File Output Stream. Structure & Union: What is
Structure? How to create a Structure? What is Difference
between Structure and Union, what is Union?
How to create a Union
References:
• The C Programming Language (2nd Edition) written by
Brain [Link]
• Head First C written by Griffiths David
Accomplishments of the student after completing the
Course:
After completion of this course, students will be able to
• Execute Simple Programs.
• How input data is processed..

Course Name: OFFICE SUITE - PRACTICALS


Course Code: SEC -116 Credits: 2

Objective:
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able apply technical
knowledge and perform specific technical skills, including: Describe the usage
of computers and why computers are essential components in business and
society. Utilize the Internet Web resources and evaluate on-line e-business
system. Solve common business problems using appropriate Information
Technology applications and systems. Identify categories of programs, system
software and applications.

Prerequisites: NIL

Contents:

No. Particulars
Credits Time
1 Unit Title: Basic of Word and Excel 01 30Hrs
Creating a New Document, Preserving Your Work, Working
with Documents, Selecting & Changing Text, Formatting
Paragraph, Working with Formatting, Working with Shapes,
Inserting Images & Shapes, Working with Text basics, Auto
Correct, Adding Symbols, Hyperlink
•Building a Table, Working with Header & Footer,
Changing the page Setup, Understanding Worksheet Cell
and Data, Entering and Editing Data, Working with
Formulas and Functions, building a Table, creating a Chart,
Working with Chart, Working with Chart Elements
2 Unit Title: PowerPoint,Basic of email and Basic of Access 01 30Hrs
• Adding a slide to presentation, adding a data to
slide, working with slides. Defining Slide Animations,
preparing a slide Show, Understanding Slide Master, setting
up your Email Account. Composing and Sending Email
Message, Reading and working with Email, Using the
Calendar Folder, setting up Appointments, Exploring the
Contact folder, adding a newr contact. Importing Contact
Data. Working with contact.
• Understanding Access Basics, creating a Database.
Building and Working with Tables. Query ing Access Data,
Creating Forms, Creating Reports
References:
• Computer Fundamental MS Office Including Internet
& Web Technology by Anupama Jain, Avneet Mehra
• Learning Computer Fundamentals, Ms Office and
Internet & Web Tech by Dinesh Maidasani.
•
Accomplishments of the student after completing the
Course:
After completion of this course, students will be able to
•Make Word Documents for Company.
•Maintain Data Sheets using Excel...
Course Name: IINDIC KNOWLEDGE SYSTEM
Course Code: IKS-117 Credits: 2

Objective:
This course is designed to understand and enhance the holistic
understanding of Indian Knowledge System. This course provides the
basic understanding of the rich Indian knowledge system and its
traditions. The course will introduce to the various ancient Indian
Schools and its relevance in contemporary period with the great
achievements of IKS to the world. It helps in understanding and
analyzing the Ancient Indian knowledge system.
Prerequisites: 12th Pass

Contents:

No. Particulars
Credits Time
1 Unit Title: Introduction to IKS 01 20Hrs
Introduction to IKS & Its importance
Introduction & importance of IKS
Various IKS Systems
Shashtra - Foundational Literature of Bharatvarsha
What is Shashtra?
Importance of Shashtra
Classification of Shashtra - Vaidic & Avaidic (with
examples of imp. Literature)
Base of IKS proliferation
Bhartiya Education System and its philosophy
History of BES from Ancient to Modern
Domains of Education: Gurukul, Pathshala, Vidyalay,
Vishvavidyalay
2 Unit Title: Contribution of IKS to the World 01 20Hrs
• Mathematics & Astronomy
o Number System
o Algebra & Arithmetic
o Geometry
o Trigonometry
o Planetary System
o Speed of Light
o Eclipse
• Life sciences
o Physics
o Chemistry
o Botany
• Metal Technology
o Mining Techniques
o Types of Metals
o Tools & Techniques for Metal Smelting with
examples
• Town planning & Temple Architecture
o Indigenous tools & technologies for town planning
& Temple Architecture
o Science of Architecture
o Lothal, Mohan Jo Daro, Dholavira
o Angkorvat, Lepakshi Temple, Jagannath Puri
Temple, Thanjavur Temple, Modhera and Konark Sun
Temple, Hampi Temple Etc.
• Ayurveda
o Introduction of Ayurveda- Definition,
Branches of Ayurveda, Books and Pioneers
o Concept of Tri Dosh and importance of its Balance
in the body
o Indic Medical Science Achievement: Tools &
Technology
• Art & Traditions
o History and Origin
o Skill Enhancement with 64 Kala
o Science behind our traditions and rituals

References:
• Computer Fundamental MS Office Including Internet
& Web Technology by Anupama Jain, Avneet Mehra
• Learning Computer Fundamentals, Ms Office and
Internet & Web Tech by Dinesh Maidasani.
•
Accomplishments of the student after completing the
Course:
After completion of this course, students will be able to
•Make Word Documents for Company.
•Maintain Data Sheets using Excel...

Course Name: COMMUNICATION SKILLS


Course Code: AEC-115 Credits:

Objective:
• To encourage students to read stories and poems in English.
• To enhance grammatical competence to encourage students to communicate in English.
• To enhance the students' reading comprehension skills through prose passages.
• To develop the students' LSRW skills in English

Prerequisites: 12th Pass

Contents:

No. Particulars
Credits Time
1 Unit Title: Text: Sparkles (Macmillan Publication) 01 15Hrs
Section - 1 Unit -1: Prose and Poetry
2 Unit Title: Grammar 01 15Hrs
A) Tenses:
• Simple Present Tense
• Simple Past Tense
• Simple Future Tense
• Present Continuous Tense
• Past Continuous Tense
• Present Perfect Tense
• Past Perfect Tense
• Present Perfect Continuous Tense
b) Comprehension
• The passage should be of 200-300 words.
• The questions should measure the student's ability to
comprehend the main ideas, relevant facts and arguments
and the logical relationship between various ideas and
facts presented in the passage.
• Questions will be asked from the passage

Common questions

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The course 'COMPUTER HARDWARE – PRACTICALS' prepares students by giving them knowledge about computer components and hardware assembly and disassembly. It covers the installation and upgrade of operating systems, virtualization, and network configuration, as well as troubleshooting skills for computer components . Students also explore advanced storage technologies, dynamic disk configuration, and gain practical experience in setting up and troubleshooting peripheral devices .

The 'OFFICE SUITE - PRACTICALS' course prepares students to solve business problems by teaching them how to use essential office applications like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Access. They learn to create and manage documents, perform data analysis through spreadsheets, and prepare presentations, which are critical skills in business communication. Additionally, the course covers email usage and database management, enhancing students' ability to use technology efficiently to manage and analyze business information effectively .

Students who complete the 'COMMUNICATION SKILLS' course are expected to enhance their proficiency in reading and comprehending English texts, including prose and poetry. The course encourages storytelling and poetic analysis, aims to improve grammatical competence, and enhances overall communication skills. It also focuses on strengthening students' abilities in listening, speaking, reading, and writing (LSRW) in English, which are essential for effective communication in personal and professional contexts .

The 'DIGITAL LOGIC' course equips students with the ability to understand various electronic components and their operations, like current, voltage, resistance, diodes, and transistors, which are crucial for designing microprocessors. It also covers number systems such as binary, decimal, octal, and hexadecimal, providing a basis for logic operations. Students learn about logic gates, truth tables, multiplexers, demultiplexers, encoders, and decoders, which are foundational elements in digital circuit design . This comprehensive approach helps students to apply logical principles in practical electronic design and understand complex systems .

The 'IINDIC KNOWLEDGE SYSTEM' course explores the historical significance of the Indian Knowledge System (IKS), highlighting its contributions to fields such as mathematics, astronomy, life sciences, and architecture. It emphasizes the foundational literature, shashtras, and their classifications into Vaidic and Avaidic texts, showing their importance in ancient education systems like Gurukuls and Pathshalas. In contemporary context, the course illustrates IKS's relevance and its achievements, including in Ayurveda, art, and architecture, thereby providing students with a holistic understanding of its past and present importance .

Understanding basic network types and IP address configuration is vital in the 'DESKTOP OPERATING SYSTEM - PRACTICALS' course as it enables students to set up and manage networked systems efficiently. Knowledge of different network types, such as WORKGROUP networks, helps in selecting the appropriate network setup for different scenarios. Configuring IP addresses is crucial for the connectivity and communication between devices, and for tasks like remote desktop management and file sharing, thereby enhancing a student's capability to support and troubleshoot OS networking issues .

Learning Linux command line and basic configuration is significantly important in the 'COMPUTER HARDWARE – PRACTICALS' course as it equips students with essential skills for managing and troubleshooting Linux-based systems. Understanding basic Linux commands aids in effective system administration, while configuring tasks like firewalls and printers enhances operational security and efficiency. These skills are crucial for students to handle Linux environments, which are prevalent in server management and network operations, thereby broadening their technical expertise .

The course 'DESKTOP OPERATING SYSTEM - PRACTICALS' aims to enable students to install various Operating Systems, such as Windows 7, Windows 10, and Linux, and understand OS-level practices like control panel usage, user administration, and disk management . Students also learn basic operating system and virtual platform configurations, storage and file system management, data recovery, and OS networking, including IP address configuration and file sharing .

In 'COMPUTER HARDWARE – PRACTICALS', network configuration skills are crucial for both assembling and troubleshooting hardware. Students learn to configure network devices, which is essential for ensuring compatibility and connectivity in assembled systems. Understanding networking devices and technologies, including NICs, TCP/IP, and network hardware, helps students diagnose and solve connectivity issues. Additionally, knowledge of packet tracers and file transfers via networks enables students to test and troubleshoot setups more effectively, ensuring seamless network operations in computing environments .

The 'IT PROGRAMMING - PRACTICALS' course aims to impart skills related to the execution of simple programs and the handling of input data. Students learn about various operators, control statements including loops and conditional statements, and array handling . Additionally, they gain practical experience in functions, file handling, and understanding the differences between structures and unions . This equips students with foundational programming knowledge useful for developing and debugging code in real-world applications.

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