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Computer Concept and Programming

This document outlines a course on computer concepts and programming. It includes 3 hours of theory and 3 hours of practical work per week over one semester. Students will learn about computer hardware, operating systems, software applications like word processors and spreadsheets, and the C programming language. The course aims to teach students how to use computers, enhance their knowledge of computer systems, work in different operating systems, and develop simple C programs. Topics covered include the history of computers, computer components, number systems, operating systems, storage media, software applications, and programming in C with functions, arrays, structures and pointers.

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Computer Concept and Programming

This document outlines a course on computer concepts and programming. It includes 3 hours of theory and 3 hours of practical work per week over one semester. Students will learn about computer hardware, operating systems, software applications like word processors and spreadsheets, and the C programming language. The course aims to teach students how to use computers, enhance their knowledge of computer systems, work in different operating systems, and develop simple C programs. Topics covered include the history of computers, computer components, number systems, operating systems, storage media, software applications, and programming in C with functions, arrays, structures and pointers.

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COMPUTER CONCEPT AND PROGRAMMING

BEG 174CO

Year-I Semester-I
Teaching Schedule Examination Scheme

Total Marks
Hours/week
Final Internal
Assessment

Theory Practical Theory Practical


Marks Marks
L P T Duration Marks Duration Marks
3 3 1 3 80 - - 20 25 125

Course Objective:

By the end of this course, students will be able to do


. Use and operate computers
. Enhance knowledge about computer system
. Work under different operating system
. Work with word processor and spreadsheets
. Develop simple code in C programming language

Course Content:

1.0 Computers and Introduction (3 hrs)


1.1 History of computer
1.2 Types of computer
1.3 Generation of computer
1.4 Uses: General purpose and specific
1.5 Comparison between man and computers

2.0 Computer System (4 hrs)


2.1 Input unit, CPU, output unit
2.2 CPU: primary storage, control unit
2.3 Memory characteristics: ROM, RAM, SRAM, DRAM, PROM, EPROM, EEPROM
2.4 Hard Disk, Keyboard and printer

3.0 Number Base (4 hrs)


3.1 Decimal system
3.2 Binary system
3.3 Octal system
3.4 Hexadecimal system
3.5 Conversion of one system to another
3.6 Bits, Nibbles, Bytes and Words

4.0 Operating System (3 hrs)


4.1 Definition of operating system
4.2 Function of operating system
4.3 Types of operating system

5.0 Computer Media (3 hrs)


5.1 Magnetic Tape
5.2 Floppy Disc
5.3 Hard Disk
5.4 Computer peripherals
5.5 Sound system
6.0 Software Application (10 hrs)
6.1 Word Processor
6.2 Spreadsheet
6.3 Database
6.4 Graphics
6.5 Engineering Application

7.0 Programming Language: C Programming (6 hrs)


7.1 Introduction and History of C programming Language
7.2 Different Steps in problem solving
7.3 Writing simple C programs

8.0 Writing programs in C (12 hrs)


8.1 Introduction to Function: Definition, types, Simple Programs
8.2 Introduction to Arrays: Definition, Types, Simple Programs
8.3 Classes of Structures and pointers

Total Number of Tutorials :( From ch3, ch6, ch7, ch8)

Laboratory Work: Several Laboratory classes will be conducted as devised by the concerned course
instructor.

Reference:
 A Book on C, Al Kelly & Ira Pohl
 The programming Language, Brian Kernighan & Dennis Ritchie
 Introduction to Computer, Peter Norton
 Let us C, Yashwant Kanetkar
 C Programming, E. Balagurusamy
 Business Application of Computers, S.N. Adhikary & A.K. Shah

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