(Affiliated to SNDT Women’s University, Mumbai)
Degree Programmes offered:
Examination rules:
- Degree Course comprises of 6 semesters to be completed in 3 years.
- 25% weightage will be given to internal assessment & 75% weightage to the semester examination.
- The standard of passing for all exams is as follows:
| B.A. / B. Com. |
35% |
BCA/BMS/BMM/ B.Sc. (Home Science) |
40% |
| Internal |
9/25 |
Internal |
10/25 |
| External |
26/75 |
External |
30/75 |
- Students shall pass internal examination and external examination separately. Unless student pass in internal examination she will not be allowed to appear in external / semesters end examinations (75 marks exam)
- There will be college examination in first years and university examination in second and third years.
- Admission to II, IV and VI semester will be automatic.
- For B.A and B.Com: A student is promoted from first year to second year, provided that the total number of credits in which she has failed does not exceed 40% of the total subjects and second year to third year does not exceed 20% of total subjects taken first, second, third and fourth semester together.
- For B.Sc./BMM/BMS/BCA: A student has to clear first year and has not failed in more than 40% of total subjects in second year eligible for admission in third year.
- 75% attendance is mandatory to appear for the final / semester end / external examination even for medical cases 50% attendance is mandatory. If attendance rules are not fulfilled, student will not be allowed to appear for examination.
(Vice - Principal: Dr. Madhuri Vaidya)
[email protected]
(English medium)
Specializations offered:
• Hindi
• Economics
• Psychology
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Discipline: Hindi
To stimulate interest in Hindi language and literature is the aim of this course. Various papers are prescribed with this intention. It also has two papers on Functional Hindi which will help the student take up writing and translation work in Hindi.
FIRST YEAR
| SEMESTER I |
| English |
| History as Heritage (Foundation Course) |
| Women in Changing India (Foundation Course) |
| DC I - Hindi Kahani |
| DC II - Lekhan Kaushalya |
| AC I – Sociology / History / Marathi |
| SEMESTER II |
| English |
| Personality Development (Foundation Course) |
| Environmental Studies (Foundation Course) |
| DC III – Hindi Vyakran |
| DC IV - Upanyas Vidha |
| AC II - Sociology / History / Marathi |
SECOND YEAR
| SEMESTER III |
| English |
| Current Concerns (Foundation Course) |
| DC V - Adhunik Padhya |
| DC VI - Sahitya Samiksha Tatha Aalochana |
| APC I - Hindi Bhasha |
| AC III – Sociology / History / Marathi |
| SEMESTER IV |
| English |
| Current Social Issues and Problems (Foundation Course) |
| DC VII - Adhunik Ekanki |
| DC VIII - Sahitya Siddhanth |
| APC II - Rachana Kaushal |
| AC IV – Sociology / History / Marathi |
THIRD YEAR
| SEMESTER V |
| English |
| DC IX - Adhunik Nibhandh |
| DC X - Prachin evum madhyakailn kavya |
| DC XI - Hindi sahitya ka etihas
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| DC XII - Vishishta Sahityakar |
| APC III - Hindi Vyakran |
| SEMESTER VI |
| English |
| DC XIII - Katha Sahitya |
| DC XIV - Adhunik Prabandh Kanya |
| DC XV - Hindi sahitya ka etihas - Aadhunik Kaal |
| DC XVI - Vishishta Sahityakar |
| APC IV - Hindi ki ethihasik Prishtyabhumi |
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Discipline: Economics
This course aims to create awareness about the economy in which we live. Various papers in this subject help to generatge a distinctly economical perspective and to enhance the knowledge of economical policies and problems. The nature and scope of Economics, theories of Economics, like theory of consumer behaviour, market structures, price formation etc. are extensively covered. The course also imparts information about importance of agricultural, industrial, international and financial markets and institutions.
FIRST YEAR
| SEMESTER I |
| English |
| History as Heritage (Foundation Course) |
| Women in Changing India (Foundation Course) |
| DC I – Economy of Maharashtra since 1991 |
| DC II – Principles of Economics |
| AC I – History / Marathi / Meal Management |
| SEMESTER II |
| English |
| Personality Development (Foundation Course) |
| Environmental Studies (Foundation Course) |
| DC III – Macro Level Problems in the Economy of Maharashtra since 1991 |
| DC IV – Basics of Money, Banking, International Trade and Economic Development |
| AC II – History / Marathi / Meal Management |
SECOND YEAR
| SEMESTER III |
| English |
| Current Concerns (Foundation Course) |
| DC V – Sectors-wise Features of Indian Economy Since 1991 |
| DC VI – Theory of Value |
| APC I – Entrepreneurship |
| AC III – History / Marathi / Meal Management |
| SEMESTER IV |
| English |
| Current Social Issues and Problems (Foundation Course) |
| DC VII – Problems and Policies in Economy since 1991 |
| DC VIII – Theory of Distribution and Welfare Economics |
| APC II - Agriculture Economics II - Labour Economics |
| AC IV – History / Marathi / Meal Management |
THIRD YEAR
| SEMESTER V |
| English |
| DC IX - Macro Economics I |
| DC X - International Economics I |
| DC XI - Research Methodology
|
| DC XII - History of Economic Thought I |
| APC III-Banking and Financial Institution |
| SEMESTER VI |
| English |
| DC XIII - Macro Economics II |
| DC XIV - International Economics II |
| DC XV - Statistics |
| DC XVI - History of Economic Thought II |
| APC IV-Financial Markets |
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Discipline: Psychology
This course helps the students understand the basic concepts in Psychology. Papers on different areas like social, organizational, consumer, experimental, abnormal, counseling and health, stress the importance of various domains. This course also covers significant theories which help the students gain an insight into the psychological perspectives. It includes practicum that gives hands on training in administering psychological tests and evaluations.
FIRST YEAR
| SEMESTER I |
| English |
| History as Heritage (Foundation Course) |
| Women in Changing India (Foundation Course) |
| DC I - General Psychology I |
| DC II - Developmental Psychology I |
| AC I – History / Marathi / Child Care |
| SEMESTER II |
| English |
| Personality Development (Foundation Course) |
| Environmental Studies (Foundation Course) |
| DC III - General Psychology II |
| DC IV - Developmental Psychology II |
| AC II – History / Marathi / Child Care |
SECOND YEAR
| SEMESTER III |
| English |
| Current Concerns (Foundation Course) |
| DC V - Fundamentals of Social Psychology |
| DC VI - Personality Theories |
| APC I Organisational Behaviour |
| AC III – History / Marathi / Child Care |
| SEMESTER IV |
| English |
| Current Social Issues and Problems (Foundation Course) |
| DC VII – Social Psychology: Interpersonal and Group Processes |
| DC VIII – Psychological Testing and Assessments |
| APC II - Health Psychology |
| AC IV – History / Marathi / Child Care |
THIRD YEAR
| SEMESTER V |
| English |
| DC IX - Experimental Psychology Theory |
| DC X - Experimental Psychology Practicals I |
| DC XI - Abnormal Psychology
|
| DC XII- Research Methodology and Statistics |
| APC III - Educational Psychology |
| SEMESTER VI |
| English |
| DC XIII - Congnitive Psychology Theory |
| DC XIV - Cognitive Psychology Practicals |
| DC XV - Abnormal Psychology: Psychotic, Cognitive and Social Disorder in Children and Adults |
| DC XVI - Counseling Psychology |
| APC IV - Sports Psychology |
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(Vice - Principal: Mr. Raju Chauhan)
[email protected]
(English and Gujarati medium)
Specialisations offered:
Commerce (General) with following specializations:
• Vocational Office Management and Secretarial Practice
• Financial Accounting and Auditing
• Computer Studies
Commerce with Accounting and Finance
COMMERCE (GENERAL) -- ENGLISH & GUJARATI MEDIUM
FIRST YEAR:
| SEMESTER I |
| English I – HL / LL |
| Economics I – Analysis of Consumer Behavior |
| Commerce I – Principles of Management |
| Accountancy I – Financial Accounting |
| Business Mathematics or Vocational Paper I (Office Mgt.) |
| Business Environment or Vocational Paper II |
| SEMESTER II |
| English II – HL / LL |
| Economics II – Theory of production, cost and competitive Markets |
| Commerce II – Human Resource Management |
| Accountancy II – Advance Financial Accounting |
| Business Statistics or Vocational Paper III |
| Environmental Studies |
SECOND YEAR
| SEMESTER III |
| English III – HL / LL |
| Economics III – Aspects of Macro Economics |
| Commerce III – Principles of Marketing and Customer Relationship Management |
| Accountancy III – Financial Accounting |
| Business Law I |
Elective I (Advertising/ Gujarati /Marathi) or Vocational Paper IV |
| SEMESTER IV |
| English IV – HL / LL |
| Economics IV – International Trade and Business |
| Commerce IV - Introduction to Banking and Insurance |
| Accountancy IV – Advance Financial Accounting |
| Business Law II |
| Elective* II or Vocational Paper V |
* (Electives: Advertising/ Industrial Psychology /Marathi / Gujarati)
THIRD YEAR
| SEMESTER V |
| Compulsory |
| English V – HL / LL |
| Economics V – Public Finance |
| Commerce V – Modern Finance |
| Specialization 3 Papers (Anyone) / Vocational |
| 1) Financial Accounting & Auditing |
| 2) Computer Studies |
| SEMESTER VI |
| Compulsory |
| English VI – HL / LL |
| Economics VI – Indian Economy |
| Commerce VI – Financial Markets |
| Specialization 3 Papers (Anyone) / Vocational |
| 1) Financial Accounting & Auditing |
| 2) Computer Studies |
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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING & AUDITING
This Course content focuses on application of Accountancy for corporate organizations, Management Accountancy, Cost Accountancy, Income Tax and Conceptual aspect of Auditing, Advanced application of Accounting, Financial Management, Cost Accountancy, Income - Tax and Auditing, principles of different commercial activities.
COMPUTER STUDIES
Computer studies enables students to understand basics of computer, its applications and programming fundamentals, and are designed to help students understand advanced commercial office applications like word Processing, Spreadsheets, Programming, Computerzied Accounting, Internet, E-mail, Flow Charting, Web Designing, D.T.P. etc.
VOCATIONAL OFFICE MANAGEMENT & SECRETARIAL PRACTICE
The specialization starts from Semester I. This includes commercial communication, office stationery, various duplication methods, formalities of meetings, using different types of information, travel management, advance typing, advance shorthand etc. Papers also impart basic transferable skills, communication skills, problem solving skills, basic skills in computer, advance shorthand and entrepreneurship.
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(Coordinator: CA. Madhuri Zamvar)
The BAF course has strong emphasis on developing analytical skills and professional competence in all aspects of commerce required for careers in corporate sectors. The course prepares students to exploit opportunities being newly created in the Accounting and Finance profession. BAF degree will help you to gain knowledge in areas of Financial accounting, Cost accounting, Auditing, IT, Taxation, Economics and Business Law, Business communications. The course provides comprehensive training to students in the field of Accountancy, Finance by way of interaction, projects, presentations, industrial visits, internships, job oriented training & placements to enable the students to get well versed with functioning of industry. Students can pursue their career in the field of Accounts, Financial analysis, Consultants, Financial Planners and managers. Our placements are with companies like ICICI Bank, ICICI Prudential Life Insurance, HDFC Securities, Andromeda and Datamatics.
FIRST YEAR
| SEMESTER I |
| Subjects |
| 1) Elements of Accountancy |
| 2) Business Communication |
| 3) Business Statistics |
| 4) Foundation Course & Material Management |
| 5) Enviroment of Financial System |
| SEMESTER II |
| Subjects |
| 1) Financial Accounting |
| 2) Skills of Business Communications |
| 3) Quantitative Techniques |
| 4) EVS |
| 5) Financial Market and Women Empowerment |
SECOND YEAR
| SEMESTER III |
| 1) Corporate Accounting |
| 2) Security Analysis & Portfolio Management |
| 3) Cost Accounting |
| 4) Auditing |
| 5) Micro Economics |
| SEMESTER IV |
| 1) Advance Corporate Accounting |
| 2) Treasury & Risk Management |
| 3) Advance Cost Accounting |
| 4) Advance Auditing |
| 5) Macro Economics |
THIRD YEAR
| SEMESTER V |
| 1) Management Accounting |
| 2) Direct Taxation |
| 3) Basics of Business Law |
| 4) Information Technology |
| 5) Internship-I |
| SEMESTER VI |
| 1) Advance Management Accounting |
| 2) Indirect Taxation |
| 3) Allied Business Laws |
| 4) Advance Information Technology |
| 5) Internship-II |
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(Vice - Principal: Dr. Rekha Randive)
[email protected]
Specialisations Offered:
Food Science and Nutrition (Food Science and Nutrition)
Human Development (Early Childhood Education)
Resource Management (Interior Space Design and Management)
Subjects in semester I, II and III are common for all specialization.
Specializations in semester III will be given strictly on merit basis.
| SEMESTER I |
| 1. English I (Th) |
| 2) Applied Science (Th & Pr) |
| 3) Design & Aesthetics (Th & Pr) |
| 4) Life Span Development (Th) |
| 5) Environment Studies (Th) |
| SEMESTER II |
| 1) English II (Th) |
| 2) Human Physiology (Th & Pr) |
| 3) Textile Science & Apparel Design
(Th & Pr) |
| 4) Fundamentals of Foods & Nutrition (Th & Pr) |
| 5) Extension and Communication (Th & Pr) |
| SEMESTER III |
| 1) Nutrition for Life Span (Th & Pr) |
| 2) Consumer Studies (Th) |
| 3) Family Dynamics (Th & Pr) |
| 4) Media Skill Development (Th & Pr) |
| 5) Fabric Ornamentation & Accessory
Design (Pr) |
Specialisation: Food Science and Nutrition
This specialization prepares the student in scientific aspects of food preparation, preservation, analysis, meal planning for normal and therapeutic needs / conditions, adulteration in food and biochemical changes in the human body during normal & pathological conditions. The student is encouraged to develop new food products and also update their knowledge in nutrition via seminar presentations and internship / project placements.
Scope is wide and diverse in nature. Placements are possible in Health & Fitness centres, Pharmaceutical industries, Food industries. Food entrepreneurship is another avenue. This course is a stepping stone for Post-graduate courses related to Nutrition & Dietetics.
| SEMESTER - IV |
| 1) Advance Chemistry (Th & Pr) |
| 2) Food Microbiology (Th & Pr) |
| 3) Food Analysis (Pr) |
| 4) Human Nutrition I (Th) |
| 5) Food Preservation (Th & Pr) |
| SEMESTER - V |
| 1) Nutritional Biochemistry (Th & Pr) |
| 2) Human Nutrition II (Th) |
| 3) Food Science (Th & Pr) |
| 4) Diet Therapy (Th & Pr) |
5) Recent Advances in Food Science
& Nutrition (Seminar) (Th) |
| 6) Women’s Studies (Th) |
| SEMESTER - VI |
| 1) Community Nutrition (Th & Pr) |
| 2) Food processing and Development (Th & Pr) |
| 3) Professional applications in Food Science & Nutrition (Internship) |
| 4) Nutrition and Lifestyle Modifications for Wellness |
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Specialisation: Early Childhood Education
Specialization in Human Development equips the students to a wide range of career options including teacher educators, teachers, counsellors, remedial educators, social workers, event managers and curriculum designers and developers. The course includes understanding various developmental stages in human life span and providing appropriate environment for optimum development. The course subjects and practicals in a variety of settings develop competencies to work with all age groups. Intensive training and experience in preschools, NGO’s and special schools as a part of the practical training helps develop appropriate knowledge, skills, attitudes, communication strategies and confidence to work as professionals in various settings.
| SEMESTER - IV |
| 1) Growth & Development in Early
years (0-8 yrs) |
| 2) Curriculum for Young Children (Th) |
| 3) Curriculum for Young Children (Pr) |
| 4) Child Health Nutrition |
| 5) Working With Parents |
| SEMESTER - V |
| 1) Early Childhood Education (Th) |
| 2) Early Childhood Education (Pr) |
| 3) Administration & Management of
Centers |
| 4) Trends in ECE |
| 5) Recent Advances in ECE (Seminar) |
| 6) Women’s Studies (Th) |
| SEMESTER - VI |
| 1) Children with special Needs |
| 2) Basics of Guidance and Counseling |
| 3) Management of Centers for children (Practicals) |
| 4) Professional Application in ECCE
(Internship) |
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Specialisation: Interior Space Design and Management
This specialization equips the students to plan, design and create and aesthetic and functional environment at home and at workplace. The unique feature of this course is the application of scientific knowledge of Ergonomics that makes one's living comfortable and work promotive. As a part of the course students will undergo training by working as interns for six weeks under practicing interior designers.
It enables students to work as interior designers, managers, interior decorators, assistant researchers.
| SEMESTER - IV |
| 1) Resource Management (TH) |
| 2) Elements of Planning (TH) |
| 3) Drafting & Designing (PR) |
| 4) Application of Ergonomic in Interior Designing (TH AND PR) |
| 5) Basic Auto CAD |
| SEMESTER - V |
| 1) Interior Designing (TH) |
| 2) Residential Planning & Detailing
(PR)
|
| 3) Building Construction (PR) |
| 4) Advanced Autocad (Pr) |
| 5) Recent Advances in Interior
Designing (Seminar)
|
| 6) Women’s Studies (Th) |
| SEMESTER - VI |
| 1) Commercial Designing &
Professional Practice (TH)
|
| 2) Advance Interior Design (PR)) |
| 3)Building Services (PR) |
| 4) Professional Application & Practices in Interior Designing (Internship) |
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(Coordinator: Dr. Veena Shete)
[email protected]
The BMS Course provides the students with basics of management in both theoretic and practical aspects. Through dual specialization, the course gives a foundation in management areas of Marketing, Human Resources and Finance. Practical Teaching includes projects, presentations, industrial visits, lectures / workshops by professionals, personality development, employability skills training etc. The programme is a launchpad for students to explore a career in corporate management or to set up their own business or even pursue higher education and research. Our recent corporate placements include roles like financial consultant, QIS Analyst, Payroll Executive, Web Research, Customers Supports etc. in companies like ICICI Bank, HDFC Securities, Coppergate Consultants, Andromeda, Datamatics and ICICI Prudential Life Insurance.
| SEMESTER I |
| Principles of Management |
| Business Communication |
| Financial Accounting |
| Principles of Marketing |
| Economics I |
| SEMESTER II |
| Marketing Management |
| Organisational Behavior |
| Economics II |
| Introduction to ICT |
| Introduction to Quantitative Techniques |
| SEMESTER III |
| Business Laws |
| Cost and Management Accounting |
| Human Resources Management |
| Fundamentals of Production and Operations Management |
| Quantitative Techniques for Business |
| SEMESTER IV |
| Strategic Management |
| Financial Management |
| Consumer and Buyer Behavior |
| Quality Management |
| Entrepreneurship Development and Insurance |
| SEMESTER V |
| Integrated Marketing Communication |
| Brand Management |
| Advanced Quantitative Methods for Business |
| Specialization 2 papers each (Any one) |
• Human Resource
• Finance
|
| SEMESTER VI |
| International Business |
| Retail Management |
| Project |
|
Specialization 2 papers each
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(Coordinator: Dr. Nimisha Kambli)
This programme offers myriad opportunities for students in media related areas such as reporting, anchoring for TV and radio, recording, audio-video editing, event management, photography, public relations, media planning etc. The students also make documentaries, stage plays, organize exhibitions, conduct interviews and learn various skills needed for media. A sound proof media room enables the students to learn editing in the latest MAC machines as well as DSLR and other cameras with high resolution are given to students for practicing photography and video recording. Students can opt for Journalism, Advertising or Animation specialization in the final year. After completion of the course students are placed with reputed media organizations. Our alumni are placed with leading newspapers such as Nava Kaal (Sub-editor), Hindustan Times (Correspondent) as well as with prominent regional TV channels such as TVg, Jay Maharashtra, Mee Marathi etc. Students are also placed with advertising agencies and with popular production houses.
Specialisations Offered:
- Journalism
- Animation
- Advertising
Subjects for Semester I, II, III and IV are common.
| SEMESTER I |
| Effective Communication Skills |
| Fundamentals of Mass Communication |
| Contemporary World History |
| Traditional media and Folk media |
| Introduction to Sociology |
| SEMESTER II |
| Environmental Studies |
| Indian Political and Economic Systems |
| Introduction to Psychology |
| Events Management |
| Introduction to Computer |
| SEMESTER III |
| Introduction to Print Media |
| Basics of Advertising |
| Fundamental of Public Relations |
| Visual Communication and Photography |
| Introduction to Cinema |
| SEMESTER IV |
| Introduction to Broadcast Media |
| Integrated Marketing Communication |
| Introduction to New Media |
| Writing for Media |
| Women and Media |
Specialisation: Journalism
| SEMESTER V |
| Research in Mass Media
|
| Political and Economic Reporting Press Laws and Ethics |
| Newspaper Editing, Layout and Design |
| Press Laws and Ethics |
| Magazines and Journals |
| SEMESTER VI |
| Internship |
| News Media Organization & Management |
| Web and Electronic Journalism |
| Indian Regional Journalism |
| Press Laws and Ethics |
Specialisation: Animation
| SEMESTER V |
| Research in Mass Media
|
| Introduction to Animation |
| Basics of Art and Drawing |
| 2D & 3D Animation |
| Flash Scripting |
| SEMESTER VI |
| Internship |
| 3D Animation |
| Advanced Web Design |
| SFX in Animation |
| Audio-Video Editing |
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Specialisation: Advertising
| SEMESTER V |
| Research in Mass Media |
| Advertising and Marketing |
| Consumer Behavior |
| Branding |
| Media Planning and Scheduling |
| SEMESTER VI |
| Internship |
| Advertising and Society |
| Laws and Ethics in Advertising |
| Advertising Agencies |
| Customer Relationship Management |
(Coordinator: Dr. Suchita Bhovar)
[email protected]
BCA is three years undergraduate programme which gives students an in-depth knowledge of software development besides enhancing their logical reasoning, mathematical abilities as well as computational and communication skills. The course copes with the latest trends in information technology skills necessary to continue their education, to grow professionally and to push the boundaries of conventional thinking long after graduation. It aims to mould and transform students into bold, confident and competent professionals who are technically and personally equipped to enter the software industry / IT industry. Our recent placements include roles like System Analyst, Web Developer, Software Trainee, Software Developer, Database Administrator, Start-up of business in companies like Infosys, Wipro, TCS, Capgemini, E-clerk, Coppergate, Seed Infotech, ICICI Bank and Axis Bank.
| SEMESTER I |
| Business and Technical Communications Skill |
| Problem Solving using C |
| Web Programming |
| Computer Fundamentals and Operating System |
| Office Automation Tools |
| Problem Solving using C Lab |
| Web Programming Lab |
| SEMESTER II |
| Environmental science & RTI |
| Programming Methodology and C++ |
| Database Management System |
| Mathematics I |
| Principles & Practice of Accounting |
| Programming Methodology and C++ Lab |
| Database Management System Lab |
| SEMESTER III |
| Data structures |
| JAVA Programming |
| Mathematics II |
| Computer Organisation & Architecture |
| Data structures Lab |
| JAVA Programming Lab |
| SEMESTER IV |
| Python Programming |
| Introduction to Microprocessor |
| Computer Networks |
| Software Engineering |
| Python Programming Lab |
| Introduction to Microprocessor Lab |
| SEMESTER V |
| Mobile Application |
| Artificial Intelligence |
| Cyber Security |
| Multimedia and Application |
| Elective1-ManagementInformation System |
| Elective 2 - Search Engine Optimization |
| Elective 3 - Data Analysis and Visualization |
| Mobile (Android) Application Lab |
| SEMESTER VI |
| Cyber Laws and Intelligent Property Rights |
| Data Warehousing & Data Mining |
| IOT |
1. Elective 1 - Machine Learning
2. Elective 2 - Block Chain Technology
3. Elective 3 - Big Data & Cloud Computing
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| Project |
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