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Appgcet2024 Computer Science

The document discusses topics related to computer science including operating systems, programming languages like C and Java, data structures, databases, SQL, and database administration. It provides an overview of many fundamental concepts and includes details about development of computers, memory, programming, object oriented programming, databases, modeling data, and more.

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Appgcet2024 Computer Science

The document discusses topics related to computer science including operating systems, programming languages like C and Java, data structures, databases, SQL, and database administration. It provides an overview of many fundamental concepts and includes details about development of computers, memory, programming, object oriented programming, databases, modeling data, and more.

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TEST NAME: 314 – COMPUTER SCIENCE

PC Software and Programming in 'C'


Development of computers and types ‐ Logical organization of Digital Computers ‐ Memory ‐
Main Memory ‐ RAM and Cache ‐ I/O Units ‐ Secondary Memory ‐ Operating Systems ‐ DOS
Commands ‐ Windows 98and Windows 2000 concepts ‐ Windows Explorer ‐ Working with files
and folders ‐ Running Programs ‐ Using Recycle Bin.

Microsoft Office ‐ MS Word Basics ‐ Headers, Footers, Tables ‐ Graphics ‐ Templates ‐ Macros ‐
Mail Merge. Power Point Basics ‐ Creating presentations ‐ Menus ‐ Tool Bar ‐ Opening a
presentation ‐ Creating New Slide ‐Deleting a Slide ‐ Copying a Slide ‐ Slide Numbering ‐ Saving
‐ Closing ‐ Printing.

MS Excel ‐ Work Sheets ‐ Formatting ‐ Functions ‐ Charts ‐ Graphical ‐ Worksheets as Databases


‐ Linking.

Introduction to C ‐ Data Types ‐ Flow of Control ‐ Functions ‐ Storage Classes ‐ Arrays,


Pointers and Strings.

Bitwise Operators and Enumeration types ‐ Preprocessor ‐ Structures and unions ‐ Structures
and list processing ‐ Input/output and Operating Systems.
OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING AND DATA STRUCTURES

Fundamentals of Object Oriented Programming – History and Evolution of object oriented


programming Constants, Variables and Data Types ‐ Comparing Java with C++

Operators and expressions – Decision making using branching and looping – Functions and
Procedures.

Java evolution – Java Programming – Constants, Variables and data types‐ class, objects and
methods‐Pointers and Arrays ‐ Binding Data and Functions ‐ Functions and Operator
Overloading.

Reusing Classes‐Managing errors and Exceptions – Virtual Functions and Polymorphism. Data
Structures: Stacks‐ Queues‐Binary trees ‐ Graphs.
Modern DBMS

Database Management: Basic concepts and definitions‐file processing systems‐the Range of


Database applications ‐ Advantage of the Database approach ‐ Costs and Risk of the Database
approach ‐ Components of the Database Environment.

Data development Process: Database development within information system development


‐ Database development process ‐ Three Scheme Architecture for database development ‐ Three
Tiered Database Location Architecture.
Modeling Data in the Organization: Modeling the rules of the organization ‐The ER model
Entity ‐Relationship Model Constructs, Relationships. Enhanced E.R. Model and Business
Rules: Representing super types and subtypes‐ Specifying Constraints in super type/subtype
relations.

Logical Database design and the relational Model: The Relational data model‐Integrity constraints ‐
Transforming EEK diagrams into relations ‐ Introduction to normalization. The basic normal forms ‐
Merging relations.
Advanced Normal forms: Boyce ‐ Codd normal form ‐ Fourth normal form ‐ Higher normal
forms ‐ Physical Database design and performance: Physical Database design process ‐ Designing
folds ‐ Designing Physical records and denormalization ‐ Designing Physical files ‐ Using and
selecting indexes ‐ Designing Databases ‐ optimizing for query performance The SQL
Environment defining a database in SQL ‐ Inserting, updating and deleting data internal scheme
definitions in RDBMS ‐ Processing single Tables.
Advanced SQL: Processing Multiple tables ‐ Ensuring transaction integrity ‐ Data dictionary
facilities ‐ SQL 99enhancements and Extension to SQL ‐ Triggers and Routines ‐ Embedded SQL
and Dynamic SQL.

The Client/Server Database Environment ‐ Client/server Architecture ‐ three tier architecture ‐


Partitioning ‐ Application ‐ Role of the mainframe using parallel computer architecture ‐ using
Middle wave establishing client/server security ‐ Client/server issues Data and database
administration: The roles of data and database administration, Modeling Enterprise data ‐
planning for databases ‐ Managing data security ‐ Backing of databases ‐ Controlling concurrent
access ‐ Managing data quality ‐ Data dictionaries and repositories ‐ Overview of turning the
database for performance.
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