BScIT(Sem-5&6)[CBCS] Syllabus 2020-21
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SyllabusB.Sc.(IT)[ Bachelor of Science in Information Technology ][ Semester – V & VI ]Academic Year : 20202020 – 21( Effective from June – 20202020 ) ADDRESS : C.C.S.I.T. - JUNAGADH Green City, Bypass Road, Nr. Chobari Railway Crossing, JunagadhWebsite : http://ccsit.co.in,http://ccsit.co.in, Email : e : 92280 06940,06940, 79906 61530
arksTotalMarksCS-25Advance JAVA Programming (J2EE)53070 (14x5)100CS-26Programming with ASP.NET53070 (14x5)100CS-27Search Engine Techniques &Digital Technology Trends53070 (14x5)100CS-28Practical – 1 (based on CS-25)5--100CS-29Practical – 2 (based on CS-26 & CS-27)5--100CS-30Project Viva5--10030Total MarksTotal .MarksExt.MarksTotalMarksCS-31Mobile Computing using Android andiPhone53070 (14x5)100CS-32Data Warehousing with SQL Server 201253070 (14x5)100CS-33Internet of Things (IOT)53070 (14x5)100CS-34Practical – 1 (based on CS-31)5--100CS-35Practical – 2 (based on CS-32 & CS-33)5--100CS-36Project Viva5--10030Total MarksTotal Credits600General Instructions:1. Time duration of each theory paper will be of Two and Half hours.2. Total marks of each theory paper will be 70 marks.3. There will be five questions.4. All questions are compulsory.Instructions to the candidates for Practical Examination:1. Practical Exam. would be conducted for 1 ½ days, All the students have to remain present atthe examination center 15 minutes before the scheduled time for examination.2. Students have to carry with them certified Journal, I – card, Examination Receipt, and othernecessary requirements for examination.3. Student should not leave the laboratory without the permission of examiner.4. Use of calculator is allowed but the use of mobile phones is strictly prohibited.5. The candidate has to leave the laboratory only after the submission of all the answer sheets ofthe exercises performed.Syllabus of B.Sc.(IT)Semester-5 & 6[Page 2/14]
B.Sc.(IT) SEMESTER – VCS-25 : Advance JAVA Programming(J2EE)1. The J2EE Platform, JDBC (Java Database Connectivity): 2. RMI, Servlet : [20]RMI overviewRMI architectureStub and SkeletonDeveloping and Executing RMI applicationServlet IntroductionArchitecture of a ServletServlet API (Javax.servlet and avax.servlet.http)Servlet Life CycleDeveloping and Deploying ServletsHandling Servlet Requests and ResponsesReading Initialization ParametersSession Tracking Approaches (URL Rewriting, HiddenForm Fields, Cookies, Session API)Servlet CollaborationServlet with JDBC3. JSP, Java Beans [20]Introduction to J2EEEnterprise Architecture Styles:o Two-Tier Architectureo Three-Tier Architectureo N-Tier ArchitectureEnterprise ArchitectureThe J2EE PlatformIntroduction to J2EE APIs (Servlet, JSP, EJB, JMS, JavaMail, JSF, JNDI)Introduction to ContainersTomcat as a Web ContainerIntroduction of JDBCJDBC ArchitectureData types in JDBCProcessing QueriesDatabase Exception HandlingDiscuss types of driversJDBC Introduction and Need for JDBCJDBC ArchitectureTypes of JDBC DriversJDBC API for Database Connectivity (java.sql package)Statement, Prepared StatementCallable StatementResult Set Meta DataDatabase Meta DataOther JDBC APIsConnecting with Databases (MySQL, Access, Oracle)[20]Introduction to JSP and JSP BasicsJSP vs. ServletJSP ArchitectureLife cycle of JSPJSP Elements: Directive Elements, Scripting Elements, Action Elements Directives Elements (page, include, taglib) Scripting Elements (Declaration, scriptlet, expression) Action Elements (JSP:param, JSP:include,JSP:Forward, JSP:plugin)Syllabus of B.Sc.(IT)Semester-5 & 6[Page 3/14]
JSP Implicit ObjectsJSP ScopeIncluding and Forwarding from JSP PagesInclude ActionForward ActionWorking with Session & Cookie in JSPError Handling and Exception Handling with JSPJDBC with JSPJavaBean PropertiesJavaBean MethodsCommon JavaBean packaging4. MVC Architecture, EJB, Hibernate [20]Introduction to MVCImplementation of MVC ArchitectureIntroductionTypes of EJB, Benefits of EJB, Restriction on EJBSession BeansEntity BeansMessage-driven beansTimer serviceIntroduction to HibernateNeed for hibernateFeatures of hibernateDisadvantages of HibernateExploring Hibernate ArchitectureDownloading and Configuring and necessary files to Hibernate in EclipseJars files of hibernate.Hibernate Configuration fileHibernate Mapping fileBasic Example of HibernateAnnotationHibernate InheritanceInheritance AnnotationsHibernate Sessions5. Spring, Struts [20]Introduction of Spring FrameworkSpring ArchitectureSpring Framework definitionSpring & MVCSpring Context definitionInversion of Control (IoC) in SpringAspect Oriented programming in Spring (AOP)Understanding Struts FrameworkComparision with MVC using Request Dispatcher and the ELStruts Flow of ControlProcessing Requests with Action ObjectsHandling Request Parameters with Form BeansPrepopulating and Redisplaying Input FormsUsing Properties FilesReference Books:1.2.3.4.5.6.The Complete Reference Java 2 - Herbert Schildt and Patrick Naughton.Java Server Programming For Professionals, Ivan Bayross, Sharanam Shah – Shroff publication.Advanced Java Programming [ISBN: 978 - 93 - 81786 - 91 – 8] by Bharat & Company.Developing Java Servlets – Techmedia.JSP Beginner’s Guide – Tata McGraw Hill by Gary Bolling, Bharathi Nataragan.Spring and Hibernate, K. Santosh Kumar, - Tata McGraw-Hill.Syllabus of B.Sc.(IT)Semester-5 & 6[Page 4/14]
7.8.9.Hibernate Made Easy : Simplified Data Persistence with Hibernate and JPA (Java Persistence API)Annotations by Cameron Wallace McKenzie, Kerri SheehanSprint Framework : A Step by Step Approach for Learning Spring Framework – CreateSpace IndependentPublishing PlatformBeginning Hibernate Second Edition By Jeff Linwood, Dave Minte - APressReference al-for-beginners-with-examplesCS – 26 : Programming with ASP.NETUnit-1 : Framework & Web Contents Validation Controls Overview of Asp.NET FrameworkClient Server ArchitectureASP.NET Life CycleApplication Web ServersInstallation of IIS serverTypes of Files in Asp.NETTypes of controls in Asp.NETPage ArchitectureIntroduction to standard Controls (Buttons, Textbox, Checkbox, Lable, Panel, Listbox, Dropdownlist,FileUpload, AdRotator, CheckBoxList, RadioButtonList, ImageMap, Wizard, Calendar)Running an Asp.Net Application, File Upload ControlWhat is Validation?Client Side ValidationServer Side Validation Types (Requiered Field Validator, Range Validator, CompareField Validator, RegularExpressionValidator, Custom Validator, ValidationSummery Control)Unit-2 : Ajax and State Management Setting up AjaxASP.NET Ajax Control Toolkit With Basic ControlWhat is State?Why is it Required in Asp.Net?Client Side State ManagementServer Side State ManagementVarious State Management Techniques View State, Query String, Cookie, Session State, Application StateUnit-3 : ADO.NET & Database Architecture of ADO.NETConnected ArchitectureDisConnected ArchitectureADO.NET Classes (Connection, Command,DataReader, DataAdapter, DataSet, DataColumn, DataRow, DataConstraints, DataView etc.)The Gridview Control, The Repeater ControlBinding Data to DataBound Controls,Diplaying Data in a webpage using SQLDataSource ControlDataBinding ExpressionsSyllabus of B.Sc.(IT)Semester-5 & 6[Page 5/14]
Unit-4 : Master Pages, Theme Caching, Application Pages & Data What is Master Page?Requirement Of a Master Page in an Asp.NET applicationOverview of CSS3Designing Website with Master Page, Theme and CSSOverviewPage Output CachingPartial Page Caching, Absolute Cache ExpirationSliding Cache ExpirationData Caching.Unit-5 : Working with XML ASP.NET Application Configuration & Deployment ofApplication Reading Datasets From XMLWriting DataSets With XMLWebServices (Introduction, HTTP, SOAP, UDDI,XML, Creating a Web Service)Introduction To Web.ConfigCommon Configuration SectionsAppSettingsTracingCustom ErrorsAuthentication And AuthorizationDeployment of Application in web serverReference Books :1. Asp.Net – Unleashed2. Asp.Net – Wrox Publication3. Programming With ASP.NET [ISBN: 978 - 81 - 909634 - 7 – 3] by Bharat & Company4. to.Professional – ApressReference Website1. https://www.tutorialspoint.com/asp.net/2. https://www.guru99.com/asp-net-tutorial.html3. https://www.javatpoint.com/asp-net-tutorial4. https://www.w3schools.com/asp/5. . https://www.tutorialsteacher.com/core7. utorials8. al.aspx9. www.ajaxcontroltoolkit.net/10. l-Toolkit.aspxCS – 27 : Search Engine Techniques & Digital Technology TrendsUnit-1 : The Search Engines Reflecting Consciousness & Connecting Commerce SearchEngine Basics Introduction of SE or What is Search Engine?Search Engine Components Web Crawler Database Search InterfaceSearch Engine WorkingSearch Engine ArchitectureHow Search Engines Drive Commerce on the Web?Determining Searcher Intent and Delivering Relevant & Fresh ContentCountry-Specific Search EngineAnalysing Ranking FactorsTypes of QueriesDetermining Searcher Intent: A Challenge for Both Marketers and Search Engines.Syllabus of B.Sc.(IT)Semester-5 & 6[Page 6/14]
Unit-2 : Determining SEO Objectives & Defining Site’s Audience First Stages of SEO What is SEO ?Types of SEOKey Elements to Ethical SEODeveloping an SEO Plan Prior to Site DevelopmentUnderstanding Audience and Finding NicheSEO for Raw TrafficSEO for E-Commerce SalesSEO for Mindshare/BrandingSEO for Lead Generation and Direct MarketingSEO for Reputation ManagementSEO for Ideological InfluenceAuditing an Existing Site to Identify SEO ProblemsIdentifying Current Server Statistics Software and Gaining AccessDetermining Top CompetitorsAssessing Historical ProgressBenchmarking Current Indexing Status, Current Rankings, Current Traffic Sources and VolumeLeveraging Business Assets for SEOUnit-3 : Developing in SEO – Friendly Website Characteristics of User Friendly WebsiteWebsite Development Web Site Overview Web Site Types Web Site Designing Web Developer Process Web Developer Tools Web Site Monetization (Method) Introduction of Web Page, Web Browser & Web ServerOptimization of Domain Names/URLsRedirects, Content Management System (CMS) IssuesOptimizing FlashBest Practices for Multilanguage/Country TargetingSearch Engine Processing (3 – Task) Text Acquisition Text Transformation Index CreationQuery Process User Interaction Ranking EvaluationUnit-4 : Keyword Research, Optimizing for Vertical Search Introduction of Key Word ResearchDetermining Keyword Research Value/Potential ROI, Leveraging the Long Tail of Keyword Demand, Trending, Seasonality, Seasonal Fluctuations in Keyword Demand Difference Long Tail & Short TailKey World of Research ToolsTraditional Approaches : Domain ExpertiseIntroduction to Vertical SearchOptimizing for Image SearchOptimizing for Product SearchOptimizing for News, Blog, and Feed SearchOthers: Mobile, Video/Multimedia SearchSyllabus of B.Sc.(IT)Semester-5 & 6[Page 7/14]
Unit-5 : Digital Technology Trends Digital Business Introduction to digital business, difference between digital business and ecommerce, digital business opportunities, Risk and barriers to digital business adoptionBlock Chain Technology Tracing blockchain origin, Blockchain feature, How Blockchain Work?Virtual Reality, Augmented Reality (AR): Introduction to Virtual Reality (VR), Needs of VR Introduction and brief history of AR Difference between AR and VR opportunities for augmented realityCS – 28 : PRACTICAL – 1 (Based on CS – 25) CS – 25 – Advance Java Programming (J2EE) [100 Marks]Each session is of 3 hours for the purpose of practical Examination.Practical examination may be arranged before or after theory examCS – 29 : PRACTICAL – 2 (Based on CS – 26 & CS – 27)CS – 26 – Programming with ASP.NET [50 Marks] CS – 27 – Basic Python [50 Marks] Each session is of 3 hours for the purpose of practical Examination. Practical examination may be arranged before or after theory examCS – 30 : PROJECT – VIVA Project must be developed in the computer laboratory of concern institute under the supervision offaculties of concern institute on any subject of previous semester or current semester. (At the time ofProject-Viva examination student must show all the Workouts, SDLC, Documentation, Program codesand project in running mode)Note : Project must be submitted before two week of commencement of theory exam. Project viva examination may be arranged before or after theory exam. During the project viva examination project must be run.Bachelor of Science in Information TechnologyPaper StyleUnit : 01Question : 1 (A)Question : 1 (B)Question : 1 (C)Syllabus of B.Sc.(IT)Answer The Following QuestionAnswer The Following QuestionAnswer The Following QuestionSemester-5 & 6(Only Three)(Any Two out of Four)(Any One out of Two)030605[Page 8/14]
Unit : 02Question : 2 (A)Question : 2 (B)Question : 2 (C)Answer The Following QuestionAnswer The Following QuestionAnswer The Following Question(Only Three)(Any Two out of Four)(Any One out of Two)030605(Only Three)(Any Two out of Four)(Any One out of Two)030605(Only Three)(Any Two out of Four)(Any One out of Two)030605(Only Three)(Any Two out of Four)(Any One out of Two)030605Unit : 03Question : 3 (A)Question : 3 (B)Question : 3 (C)Answer The Following QuestionAnswer The Following QuestioAnswer The Following QuestionUnit : 04Question : 4 (A)Question : 4 (B)Question : 4 (C)Answer The Following QuestionAnswer The Following QuestionAnswer The Following QuestionUnit : 05Question : 5 (A)Question : 5 (B)Question : 5 (C)Syllabus of B.Sc.(IT)Answer The Following QuestionAnswer The Following QuestionAnswer The Following QuestionSemester-5 & 6[Page 9/14]
B.Sc.(IT) SEMESTER – VICS-31 : Mobile Computing using Android and iPhoneUnit-1 : Introduction to Android & Android Application Design The Open Handset AllianceThe Android Platform, Android SDKBuilding a sample Android applicationAnatomy of an Android applicationsAndroid terminologiesApplication Context, Activities, Services, IntentsReceiving and Broadcasting IntentsAndroid Manifest File and its common settingsUsing Intent Filter, PermissionsManaging Application resources in a hierarchyWorking with different types of resourcesUnit-2 : Android User Interface Design User Interface Screen elementso Buttono EditTexto TextViewo DatePickero TimePickero ProgressBaro ListViewo GridViewo RadioGroupo ImageButtono FragementDesigning User Interfaces with Layoutso Relative Layouto Linear Layouto Table Layouto GridLayout etcDialogsDrawing and Working with Animationo Frame By Frame Animationo Twined AnimationFade InZoom OutFade OutRotateCross FadingMoveBlinkSlide UpZoom InSlide DownBounceSequentialTogetherUnit-3 : Database Connectivity Using SQLite and Content Provider Using Android Data and Storage APIsManaging data using SQLite and Perform (insert update delete and select operation)Sharing Data Between Applications with Content ProvidersIntroduction to rest apiIntroduction to RetrofitUnit-4 : Location Based Services (LBS) Common Android API Notifications ServicesDeployment of applications Using Global Positioning Services (GPS)Geocoding LocationsMapping LocationsGenerate markerSyllabus of B.Sc.(IT)Semester-5 & 6[Page 10/14]
Many more with location based servicesAndroid networking APIAndroid web APIAndroid telephony APINotifying the user Notifying with the status barVibrating the phoneBlinking the lightsCustomizing the notifications ServicesApplication development using JSON in MySQLPublish android applicationUnit : 5 – Introduction To iPhone Introduction To X-Code (IDE) What is Storyboard Framework Design User Interface for button text view text field etc. Creating And Building Simple Application Cocoa Touch And MVCNotes : Android application must be developed using ANDROID STUDIO.Reference Books :1. Android Wireless Application Development By Lauren Darcey and Shane Conder Pearson Education2nd ed. (2011)2. Beginning iOS 6 Development By David Mark Jack Nutting Jeff LaMarche Fredrik Olsson ApressPublication.3. Using SQLite By Jay A. Kreibich Publisher: O'Reilly Media4. Mobile Computing using Android & iPhone [ISBN: 978-93-81786-93–2] by Bharat & Company5. Professional Android 2 Application Development Reto Meier Wiley India Pvt Ltd (2011)6. Beginning Android Mark L Murphy Wiley India Pvt LtdReference Websites:1. https://www.tutorialspoint.com/android/2. https://www.javatpoint.com/android-tutorial3. https://developer.android.com/guide4. tapp5. https://www.studytonight.com/android/CS – 32 : Data Warehousing with SQL Server 2012Unit-1 : Introduction to Data Warehousing What Is a Data Warehouse?Data Warehousing Todayo Business intelligenceo Customer Relationship Managemento Data MiningFuture Trends in Data Warehousing.o Unstructured Datao Searcho service oriented architecture (SOA)o Real-time data warehousingData Warehouse Architectureo Data flow architectureo System architectureUnit-2 : Designing and Implementation of Data Warehousing Logical Design for data warehouseo Data Warehousing SchemasStar Join (Star Schema) and Snowflake structureSyllabus of B.Sc.(IT)Semester-5 & 6[Page 11/14]
Physical Design for data warehouseo Physical Design StructuresTablespacesTables and Partitioned TablesViewsIntegrity ConstraintsDimensionsDesign dimension table fact table for data warehouseDesign and implement effective physical data structure for data warehouseUnit-3 : Creating ETL Solutions with SSIS Implementing Control Flow in SSIS Introduction to ETL with SSISIntroduction to SQL Server Data ToolsImplementing data flow using SSISo Configuring the Data FlowSourcesTransformationsDerived ColumnConditional SplitDestinationsIntroduction to Control Flowo SSIS TasksSSIS Containerso For Loop Containero Foreach Loop ContainerForeach File enumeratorForeach Item enumeratorForeach SMO enumeratorForeach Nodelist enumeratorForeach ADO enumeratorForeach ADO.NET SchemaForeach From Variable enumeratoro Sequence ContainerCreate Dynamic Packages Using ContainersUnit-4 : Enforcing Data Quality Extending SQL Server Integration Services Introduction to Data Qualityo Installing and setting up the DQSo Creating a Knowledge BaseUsing Data Quality Service to cleanse dataUsing Data Quality Service to match dataUsing Scripts in SSISo Script TaskThe Script Task Dts Objecto Script ComponentUsing Custom components in SSISUnit-5 : Deploying & Configuring SSIS Packages Consuming Data in Data Warehouse Overview of SSIS Developmento Packageso Control Flow vs. Data Flowo Package Functionality Extension ObjectsDeploying SSIS Projectso Deploying Packages to SQL Server Integration Services Catalogo Deployment Models In SSISPlanning SSIS Package ExecutionIntroduction to Business IntelligenceIntroduction to Reportingo Basic Reports in SQL Reporting Serviceso Parameters in Reporting Serviceso Charts in SSRSSyllabus of B.Sc.(IT)Semester-5 & 6[Page 12/14]
SQL Server Reporting Services Configuration Manager (For Deploy Project in Report Server) Introduction to Data Analysis Create Cube and Dimensions Using Data AnalysisNotes : For Lab Practice : Microsoft SQL Server 2012 or Higher versionReference Books :1.2.3.4.5.Implementing a Data Warehouse with Microsoft SQL Server 2012 Dejan Sarka Matija Lah GregaBuilding a Data Warehouse: With Examples in SQL Server – Vincent Rainardi-Apress (2014)Data mining Explained A manager’s guide to customer centric business intelligence byData mining by Pieter Adriaans Dolf ZantingeData warehousing in the real world A practical guide for business DSS by Sam AnahoryReference Websites //www.tutorialspoint.com/ms sql server/ms sql server integration tmlCS – 33 : Internet of Things (IOT)Unit-1 : IOT an Overview Building an architectureMain design principles and needed capabilitiesAn IOT architecture outline, standards considerations.M2M and IOT Technology Fundamentals –o Devices and gatewayso Local and wide area networkingo Data management, Business processes in IOTo Everything as a Service (XaaS)o M2M and IoT Analyticso Knowledge ManagementUnit-2 : Reference Architecture IOT Architectureo State of the Art – Introductiono State of the Art - Reference Model and architecture,IOT Reference ModelIOT Reference Architecture IntroductionFunctional, Information, Deployment, Operational, Other Relevant architectural ViewReal - World Design Constraints – IntroductionTechnical Design constraints - hardware is popular againData representation and visualizationInteraction and remote controlUnit : 3 – IOT Data Link Layer & Network Layer Protocols PHY/MAC Layer (3GPP MTC, IEEE 802.11, IEEE 802.15)Wireless HARTZ-Wave, Bluetooth Low EnergyZigbee Smart EnergyDASH7 - Network Layer-IPv4, IPv6, 6LoWPAN, 6TiSCH,ND, DHCP, ICMP, RPL, CORPL, CARPUnit : 4 - Transport & Session Layer Protocols Transport Layer (TCP, MPTCP, UDP, DCCP, SCTP) - (TLS, DTLS)Session Layer – HTTP, CoAP, XMPP, AMQP, MQTTUnit : 5 – Service Layer Protocols & Security Service Layer - oneM2M, ETSI M2M, OMA, BBF – Security in IOT Protocols – MAC 802.15.4,6LoWPAN, RPL, Application LayerSyllabus of B.Sc.(IT)Semester-5 & 6[Page 13/14]
CS – 34 : PRACTICAL – 1 (Based on CS – 31)CS – 31 – Mobile Computing using Android & iPhone [100 Marks] Each session is of 3 hours for the purpose of practical Examination.Practical examination may be arranged before or after theory examCS – 35 : PRACTICAL – 2 (Based on CS – 32 & CS – 33)CS – 32 – Data Warehousing with SQL Server 2012 [50 Marks]CS – 33 – Internet of Things (IOT) [50 Marks] Each session is of 3 hours for the purpose of practical Examination.Practical examination may be arranged before or after theory examCS – 36 : PROJECT – VIVA Project must be developed in the computer laboratory of concern institute under the supervision offaculties of concern institute on any subject of previous semester or current semester. (At the time ofProject-Viva examination student must show all the Workouts, SDLC, Documentation, Program codesand project in running mode)Note : Project must be submitted before two week of commencement of theory exam. Project viva examination may be arranged before or after theory exam. During the project viva examination project must be run.Bachelor of Science in Information TechnologyPaper StyleQuestion : 1 (A)Question : 1 (B)Question : 1 (C)Unit : 01Answer The Following QuestionAnswer The Following QuestionAnswer The Following Question(Only Three)(Any Two out of Four)(Any One out of Two)030605Question : 2 (A)Question : 2 (B)Question : 2 (C)Unit : 02Answer The Following QuestionAnswer The Following QuestionAnswer The Following Question(Only Three)(Any Two out of Four)(Any One out of Two)030605Question : 3 (A)Question : 3 (B)Question : 3 (C)Unit : 03Answer The Following QuestionAnswer The Following QuestioAnswer The Following Question(Only Three)(Any Two out of Four)(Any One out of Two)030605Question : 4 (A)Question : 4 (B)Question : 4 (C)Unit : 04Answer The Following QuestionAnswer The Following QuestionAnswer The Following Question(Only Three)(Any Two out of Four)(Any One out of Two)030605Question : 5 (A)Question : 5 (B)Question : 5 (C)Unit : 05Answer The Following QuestionAnswer The Following QuestionAnswer The Following Question(Only Three)(Any Two out of Four)(Any One out of Two)030605Syllabus of B.Sc.(IT)Semester-5 & 6[Page 14/14]
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