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BA I SEMESTER (COMPUTER SCIENCE)

COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS, MS-WORD& PRESENTATION


Subject code BACA-101 IA Marks 10
No. of Lecture hrs. /Week 04 Exam hrs. 03
Total No. of Lecture Hours 52 Exam Marks 60

UNIT-1:
Introduction to Computers: Definition of Computers, History and Generations of
Computers, Characteristics of computer, Classification of Computers. Fundamental Block
diagram of Computer: CPU, Input & Output Unit. Input devices, Output devices, Types of
printer’s, Memory, CD-ROM, Hard disk, Floppy disk. 14 hrs.

UNIT-2:
Software: Definition of Software, Types of Software-System software, Application
software and Utility software. Computer Languages: Definition, types of Programming languages,
Language Processors :Assemblers, Interpreters, Compiler and Editors. Introduction to Operating
Systems: Types of Operating System, Functions of Operating System examples. MS-DOS
Internal and External Commands. 10 hrs.

UNIT-3:
Windows: Introduction to Windows, Starting Windows, Desk Top, Task Bar, Start Up
Menu Working with programs and icons-Adding, removing, starting and quitting programs and
icon. Working with files and folders-creating, deleting, opening, finding, copying, moving and
renaming files and folders. Control Panel, setting, My Computer, Recycle bin, My documents,
drives. Windows notepad, Accessories and windows Explorer. 08hrs.

UNIT-4:
MS-Word: Overview of Word Processing, Parts of word window, Types of Menus .
Opening, creating saving, cut, copy and paste. print and print preview. Find and Replace,
Header& Footer, save & save as, Borders and shading, Bullets & Numbering, spelling and
Grammar, Word count, Mail Merge, Table handling and important shortcut keys, Macros.
10 hrs.
UNIT-5:
MS-PowerPoint: Overview of MS-PowerPoint, Slides, PowerPoint views, Auto content
wizard, Custom Animation, Transition and build effects, Printing slides and important shortcut
keys. 10 hrs.

REFERENCES:
1. Microsoft Office 2007 Training Guide, BPB Publications-2010
2. Fundamentals of Computers,V Rajaraman 6th edition PHI Learning Private Limited 2014
3. Sanjay Saxena: A First Course in Computers. Vikas Publishing House.
4. Peter Norton: Computing Fundamentals. 6th Edition, McGraw Hill-Osborne,2007
5. Alexis Leon and Marthews Leon: Introduction to Computers, Leon Vikas,1999.

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COMPUTER LAB-I (BASED ON BACA-101)

Subject Code IA Marks 10


[Link] Practical hrs. /Week 02+02 Exam hrs. 03
Total No. of Practical hrs. 04 Exam Marks 20

Practical hours: 2 hrs. twice/Week:


The students shall gain hands-on experience of using MS-Word and Presentation, MS-
DOS commands

Question paper pattern:


1. Theory: The question paper has 2 parts. Part I contains 10 compulsory questions of 1 mark
each. Part II contains 7 questions out of which 5 have to be answered. Each question
carries 10 marks. Every question has A. and B. sub questions.
2. Practical: The practical marks of 20+10 is distributed as follows.
a. Writing 2 programs 10 marks (5 each)
b. Execution of one program 08 marks
c. Viva-voce 02 marks
d. Record book +Lab Test 10 marks
Note:
1) A maximum of 15 (minimum -12) shall be done by each student.
2) The Internal Assessment Marks (Max. 10) shall be awarded by the concerned course
teacher based on a practical test conducted by him/her and Record book completion during
the semester

2
BA II SEMESTER (COMPUTER SCIENCE)
INTERNET& WWW, E-MAIL, NETWORK, MS-EXCEL& ACCESS

Subject code BACA-102 IA Marks 10


No. of Lecture Hrs/Week 04 Exam Hrs 03
Total No. of Lecture Hours 52 Exam Marks 60

UNIT-1:
Internet, World Wide Web: Introduction to Internet, Internet Access, Internet Basics,
Protocols-TCP/IP,HTTP,FTP, Addressing, World Wide Web(WWW), Web Pages & HTML,
Web browsers, Searching for information-search engines. Internet chat. Applications of Internet.
Advantages and Disadvantages of Internet. 10 hrs.

UNIT-2:
E-mail: Introduction to e-mail, Mailing basics, e-mail ethics, creating an e-mail id,
spanning, composing a mail, receiving and replying the mail, Advantages and Disadvantages of e-
mail services, Mailing lists, News groups. 10 hrs.

UNIT-3:
Networking& web Designing: The need and use of Computer Networks. Concepts of
Networking-LAN, WAN, MAN. ISP’s in India and their responsibilities. Video Conference,
downloading and uploading files. Introduction to HTML, Basic tags, Formatting tags, Style
sheets, Table handling, Lists, Hyperlinks in HTML. 10 hrs.

UNIT-4:
MS-EXCEL: Overview of Spreadsheet, Opening, creating, saving work sheet and work
book. Copy &paste, insert rows/columns, formatting, formula, print& print preview,. Functions:
Types of functions, sort, filter and basic operations. Advanced features such as charts/graphs.
Different formulae for calculations. 10 hrs.

UNIT-5:
MS-ACCESS: Overview of MS-Access, Main elements of Access, Table, Queries,
creating Forms, entering and updating data using Forms, finding, editing and deleting data in a
Form, Reports, Relationships. 12 hrs.

REFERENCES:
1. Microsoft Office 2007 Training Guide, BPB Publications-2010
2. Fundamentals of Internet & WWW, Greenlaw & Hepp, Tata McGraw Hill 2002
3. Fundamentals of Computers,V Rajaraman 6th edition PHI Learning Private Limited 2014
4. Sanjay Saxena: A First Course in Computers. Vikas Publishing House.
5. HTML 4 for Dummies, Ed Tittel 5th edition

3
COMPUTER LAB-II (BASED ON BACA-102)

Subject Code IA Marks 10


No. of Practical hrs. /Week 02+02 Exam hrs. 03
Total No. of Practical hrs. 04 Exam Marks 20

Practical hours: 2 hrs. twice/Week


The students shall gain hands-on experience of using MS-Excel and MS-Access, HTML tags and
Internet, email

Question paper pattern:


1. Theory: The question paper has 2 parts. Part I contains 10 compulsory questions of 1 mark
each. Part II contains 7 questions out of which 5 have to be answered. Each question
carries 10 marks. Every question has A. and B. sub questions.
2. Practical: the practical marks of 20+10 is distributed as follows.
a. Writing 2 programs 10 marks (5 each)
b. Execution of one program 08 marks
c. Viva-voce 02 marks
d. Record book +Lab Test 10 marks

Note:
1) A maximum of 15 (minimum -12) shall be done by each student.
2) The Internal Assessment Marks (Max. 10) shall be awarded by the concerned course
teacher based on a practical test conducted by him/her and Record book completion during
the semester

Common questions

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Email services offer advantages such as asynchronous communication, low cost, and documentation of conversations, enhancing communication efficiency in professional settings. However, they can also lead to information overload, potential security vulnerabilities, and misinterpretations due to lack of non-verbal cues. These pros and cons affect how users choose to communicate professionally, balancing speed and convenience with the potential for miscommunication and security risks .

System software provides core functions like operating system management and hardware control, necessary for running application software. Application software consists of programs designed to perform specific user-oriented tasks such as word processing. Utility software offers specific, practical tools for system maintenance or optimization, such as antivirus programs. Each impacts computer use by handling distinct aspects of functionality, from operational management to task-specific aids and maintenance .

The characteristics that define the different generations of computers include the technology used, processing speed, size, cost, and efficiency. The first generation used vacuum tubes, making them large and power-hungry. The second generation utilized transistors, which reduced size and improved reliability. The third introduced integrated circuits allowing for even smaller systems. The fourth generation saw the development of microprocessors, leading to personal computers. Each generation improved in speed, cost-efficiency, and power usage .

Mail merge in MS-Word links a document with a data source, enabling the creation of personalized copies for mass communication. This functionality is particularly useful in scenarios like personalized letter mailings and batch invoicing, where it streamlines document handling by automating personalization processes, thus saving time and reducing manual errors in repetitive tasks .

The Control Panel in Windows operating systems serves as a central point for managing system settings and resources. It allows users to access hardware and software settings, customize user interfaces, manage security options, and control network settings. Its availability directly affects the ease and flexibility with which users can configure and maintain their systems, making it a crucial component for overall system management and personalized setup .

LAN (Local Area Network) covers small geographical areas like single buildings and is used for connecting computers within offices. WAN (Wide Area Network) spans large areas, connecting multiple LANs, suitable for corporate or academic networks that require broad communication. MAN (Metropolitan Area Network) serves city-sized areas and facilitates connectivity across multiple campuses or offices within a metropolitan region. Each network type fits different connectivity needs based on geographical scope, user expectations, and scalability requirements .

HTML provides the structure of web pages, defining elements like headings, paragraphs, and links, while CSS offers stylistic options such as color, layout, and fonts. This integration is important because it separates content structure from style, making web pages easier to maintain and ensuring that they can adapt to different devices and user settings. This separation allows developers to create responsive and aesthetically pleasing websites efficiently .

Different types of computer languages such as assembly, high-level languages, and scripting languages, along with their processors like assemblers, compilers, and interpreters, significantly influence programming efficiency. Assemblers translate low-level code making it faster but complex, whereas high-level languages increase ease of use through compilers but may reduce execution speed. Interpreters facilitate immediate execution, beneficial in debugging but slower due to real-time interpretation. The right combination enhances development speed, accuracy, and overall productivity .

Spreadsheet applications like MS-Excel offer capabilities such as data organization in rows and columns, use of formulas for calculations, and pivot tables for data summarization. Advanced features include charts/graphs for visual data representation and functions for data analysis. These capabilities enable businesses to perform complex data analysis, facilitating decision-making, trend analysis, and financial reporting .

TCP/IP and HTTP are foundational internet protocols because they govern data transmission across networks. TCP/IP manages the packaging and routing of data packets, ensuring accurate transmission, while HTTP defines rules for transferring web pages. TCP/IP provides reliable communication paths, while HTTP enables resource exchange over the web, making them crucial for enabling stable and structured internet connectivity .

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