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BACHELOR OF COMPUTER APPLICATION

Faculty Directory

SAKYA SARKAR

HOD IN-CHARGE

Qualification: UG: BCA (Hons), PG: MCA, M.Tech. (IT), Ph.D (Pursuing) • Experience: 14 Years

DR SWETA SINGH

Associate professor

Qualification: Phd (Specialization in Feminism), M. Phil (IIT ISM; Specialization in Soft Skill and Personality Development, Placement Training and Corporate Grooming), PG: Specialization in English, Phonetics and Language Skills, UG: Major - English, Minor - Psychology and Pol. Science
Paper Published: 07 (International and National)

TUHINA RAJ

Assistant Professor

Qualification: PG : M.TECH in Digital Communication (Gold Medalist), PGD in Hospital and Healthcare Management, UG : B.E in ECE
Paper Published: 08 and Patent Published: 02

RAJAT BOSE

Assistant Professor

Qualification: Bsc(Hons), PGDBI, MCA

SAMRAT KUNDU

Assistant Professor

Qualification: UG:BCA(HONS), PG: MCA(3 YEARS)



Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA)

Departmental Vision

To be a centre of excellence in computer applications education, recognised for producing industry-ready, ethical, and innovative IT professionals who contribute meaningfully to society through technology.

Departmental Mission

  • â–  To impart quality education in computer applications through a well-structured curriculum, modern laboratories, and experienced faculty.
  • â–  To foster analytical thinking, programming proficiency, and problem-solving skills among students.
  • â–  To encourage research, innovation, and industry collaboration through projects, internships, and workshops.
  • â–  To instil professional ethics, communication skills, and lifelong learning habits in students.
  • â–  To prepare graduates for successful careers in the IT industry or for higher studies.

Programme Outcomes (POs):

  • PO1: Computing Knowledge - Apply knowledge of mathematics, computing fundamentals, and domain concepts to solve problems in computer applications.
  • PO2: Problem Analysis - Identify, formulate, research, and analyze computing problems to arrive at substantiated conclusions.
  • PO3: Design/Development of Solutions - Design and develop software solutions that meet specified requirements, with appropriate consideration for usability, efficiency, and reliability.
  • PO4: Conduct Investigations of Complex Problems - Use research-based knowledge, including design of experiments and data analysis, to investigate complex computing problems.
  • PO5: Modern Tool Usage - Select and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern IT tools, including prediction and modelling, for computing activities.
  • PO6: Professional Ethics - Understand and commit to professional, ethical, and legal responsibilities in computing practice.
  • PO7: Individual and Team Work - Function effectively as an individual and as a member or leader in diverse teams and multidisciplinary settings.
  • PO8: Communication - Communicate effectively on computing activities through clear reports, documentation, and presentations.
  • PO9: Project Management and Finance - Apply knowledge of management and finance principles to manage projects in multidisciplinary environments.
  • PO10: Life-Long Learning - Recognize the need for, and engage in, independent and life-long learning in the context of rapidly evolving computing technologies.

HOD in-Charge´s Message

Sakya Sarkar
Sakya Sarkar
HOD in-Charge

Welcome to the Department of Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA). Our department is committed to nurturing analytical thinkers and skilled computing professionals through a curriculum that blends strong theoretical foundations with hands-on practical exposure.
We continually strive to create a learning environment that encourages curiosity, innovation, and ethical practice, supported by well-equipped laboratories and dedicated faculty. I invite prospective students, parents, and industry partners to explore what our department has to offer, and I look forward to being a part of your academic journey.

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  • Laboratory Details

    The Department of Computer Application maintains modern, dedicated computer laboratories supporting hands-on practical education across programming, system architecture, database management, and data analytics.

    8 Dedicated

    Specialized Labs

    MAKAUT

    Syllabus Compliant

    100% Practical

    Hands-on Experiential Learning

    Curriculum Laboratories

    Foundation

    Problem Solving Technique Lab

    • Write an algorithm and draw a flowchart to find the largest of three numbers.
    • Programs to perform basic arithmetic operations.
    • Program to check whether a given number is prime.
    • Program to find the factorial of a number using loops.
    • Program to generate the Fibonacci series.
    • Program for addition and multiplication of matrices.
    • Program to sort an array using the bubble sort technique.
    • Program to search an element using linear and binary search.
    • Programs on string handling operations.
    • Programs using functions and recursion.
    Core Computing

    Data Structure Lab with C

    • Array operations (creation, traversal, insertion, deletion, and searching).
    • Matrix operations (addition, multiplication, and transpose).
    • String operations (length, copy, concatenate, reverse, and palindrome checking).
    • Stack implementation using arrays and linked lists (push, pop, peek, and display).
    • Queue implementation including simple, circular, and priority queues.
    • Linked list operations (singly, doubly, and circular linked lists).
    • Searching algorithms (Linear Search and Binary Search).
    • Sorting algorithms (Bubble, Selection, Insertion, Merge, and Quick Sort).
    • Tree and graph implementation (Binary Search Tree, BFS, and DFS traversal).
    • Expression conversion/evaluation using stacks with menu-driven applications.
    Modern Programming

    Python Programming Lab

    • Programs to demonstrate basic data types, variables, and operators.
    • Programs using conditional statements (if, if-else, nested if).
    • Programs using loops (for, while) and loop control statements.
    • Programs on string manipulation and built-in string functions.
    • Programs demonstrating list, tuple, set, and dictionary operations.
    • Programs on function definition, arguments, and return values.
    • Programs on file handling (read, write, append operations).
    • Programs demonstrating exception handling using try-except.
    • Programs on object-oriented concepts — classes, objects, and inheritance.
    • Implementation of simple data structures (stack, queue) using Python.
    Data Engineering

    DBMS Lab

    • Creation of databases and tables using DDL commands.
    • Insertion, updation, and deletion of records using DML commands.
    • Implementation of constraints — primary key, foreign key, unique, check.
    • Queries using SELECT with WHERE, ORDER BY, GROUP BY, and HAVING clauses.
    • Implementation of joins — inner join, outer join, and self join.
    • Implementation of nested queries and sub-queries.
    • Creation and use of views.
    • Implementation of stored procedures and triggers.
    • Use of aggregate functions (SUM, AVG, COUNT, MIN, MAX).
    • Normalization of a given database schema up to 3NF.
    Object-Oriented Development

    Java Programming Lab

    • Programs on classes, objects, and constructors.
    • Programs demonstrating inheritance, polymorphism, and encapsulation.
    • Programs on interfaces and abstract classes.
    • Programs demonstrating exception handling.
    • Programs on multithreading.
    • Programs on file handling in Java.
    • Programs using the Collections Framework (ArrayList, LinkedList, HashMap).
    • GUI-based programs using AWT/Swing.
    • Programs demonstrating package creation and usage.
    • Programs on string handling and the String/StringBuffer classes.
    Web Technology

    PHP Lab

    • Basic PHP programs demonstrating variables, data types, and operators.
    • Programs using control structures (if-else, switch, loops).
    • Programs on array handling and array functions.
    • Programs on string manipulation functions.
    • Form handling using GET and POST methods.
    • Session and cookie management in PHP.
    • File handling operations in PHP.
    • Connecting PHP with a MySQL database.
    • CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations using PHP and MySQL.
    • A simple login/registration system using PHP and MySQL.
    Database Management

    MySQL Lab

    • Creating databases and tables with appropriate data types.
    • Data insertion, updation, and deletion using DML statements.
    • Writing SQL queries using various clauses and operators.
    • Implementing joins across multiple tables.
    • Working with aggregate, string, and date/time functions.
    • Implementing views and indexes for query optimisation.
    • Backup and restoration of a database.
    • Import and export of data (CSV, SQL dump).
    • Creating users and managing database privileges.
    • Basics of query optimisation and use of EXPLAIN.
    Hardware & Systems

    Computer Architecture Lab

    Gives BCA students hands-on exposure to digital logic design and processor-level concepts, building the foundation for systems programming and understanding hardware instruction execution.
    • Study of basic logic gates (AND, OR, NOT, NAND, NOR, XOR, XNOR) & truth tables.
    • Design and implementation of half adder and full adder circuits.
    • Design and implementation of half subtractor and full subtractor circuits.
    • Study and verification of multiplexer and demultiplexer circuits.
    • Design and verification of encoder and decoder circuits.
    • Study of flip-flops (SR, JK, D, T) and their truth tables.
    • Design of a simple binary counter using flip-flops.
    Analytics & Business Intelligence

    Data Analytics with Spreadsheet Laboratory Experiments

    • Spreadsheet basics: workbook creation, worksheet management, formatting, cell referencing.
    • Data validation, sorting, filtering, conditional formatting, and record deduplication.
    • Formulae and functions: mathematical, statistical, logical, text, and date/time functions.
    • Data cleaning using Find & Replace, Text to Columns, Flash Fill, and error handling.
    • Data analysis using Pivot Tables, Pivot Charts, slicers, and summary reports.
    • Data visualization using bar, column, line, pie, scatter, histogram, and combo charts.
    • What-If Analysis using Goal Seek, Scenario Manager, and Data Tables for decision-making.
    • Financial analysis: IF, SUMIF, COUNTIF, VLOOKUP/XLOOKUP, INDEX-MATCH, PMT, NPV.
    • Dashboard creation using interactive charts, Pivot Tables, slicers, and KPI indicators.
    • Mini project: real-world dataset cleaning, visualization, dashboard development, and analytical reporting.

  • Major Laboratory Equipments

    The Department of Computer Application equips its laboratories with modern computing hardware, high-speed network connectivity, software licenses, and power infrastructure to deliver optimal practical training.

    High-Performance Workstations

    Desktop computers equipped with current-generation processors and adequate RAM/storage tailored for intensive development work and computing labs.

    High-Speed LAN & Internet

    High-speed Local Area Network (LAN) infrastructure integrated with campus-wide high-bandwidth internet connectivity across all laboratory stations.

    Licensed Software & IDEs

    Official licensed operating systems, full-featured development suites (IDEs), relational database servers, and comprehensive office productivity suites.

    Multimedia Display Systems

    High-definition multimedia projectors and display screens set up for interactive lab-based demonstrations and faculty-led technical instruction.

    Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS)

    Centralized Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) backup ensuring uninterrupted power supply to all laboratory systems, preventing data loss during practical sessions and examinations.

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