B

Accredited By NAAC

2009

Revised Syllabus For

B.Sc Part‐III

Computer Science

Semester V and VI

Syllabus to be implemented from June 2012 onwards.

 B.Sc.‐ III (Computer Science) Syllabus

New/Revised Syllabus For

Bachelor of Science Part III

Syllabus to be implemented from June 2012 onwards

1. TITLE : Subject—B.Sc. (COMPUTER SCIENCE)

Optional/Compulsory/Additional/IDS under the Faculty of Science

Semester ‐ V

Paper ‐ IX: Data Communication

Paper – X: Visual Basic .NET Programming‐ I

Paper –XI: Linux Operating System

PAPER –XII: E‐Commerce

Semester ‐ VI

Paper ‐ XIII: Network Technology

Paper – XIV: Visual Basic .NET Programming‐ II

Paper –XV: Advanced Linux Applications

PAPER –XVI: Web Technology

2. YEAR OF IMPLEMENTATION: New/Revised Syllabi will be

implemented from June 2012 Onwards.

3. STRUCTURE OF COURSE‐ ‐‐‐‐‐‐‐

THIRD YEAR (SEMESTER V) (NO.OF PAPERS 04)

Sr.No. Subjects/Papers TheoryInternal Total

Marks

1. Data communication 40 10 50

2. VB .Net Programming 40 10 50
Part‐I

3. Linux Operating System 40 10 50

4. E‐commerce 40 10 50

Total 160 40 200

THIRD YEAR (SEMESTER VI) (NO.OF PAPERS 04)

Sr.No. Subjects/Papers TheoryInternal Total

Marks

1. Network Technology 40 10 50

2. VB .Net Programming 40 10 50
Part‐II

3. Advanced Linux 40 10 50
Applications

4. Web Technology 40 10 50

Total 160 40 200

 4. SCHEME OF TEACHING AND EXAMINATION:‐
THIRD YEAR / SEMESTER – V
Scheme of Teaching and Examination

Teaching Scheme Examination

(Hrs/Week) Scheme (Marks)

Sr.
Subject/Paper
No.
Term
L T P Total Theory Total
Work

1 Data communication 3 5 8 40 10 50

VB .Net Programming
2 3 5 8 40 10 50
Part‐I

Linux Operating
3 3 5 8 40 10 50
System

4 E‐commerce 3 5 8 40 10 50

Total 12 20 32 160 40 200

* a)Theory: Three lectures per theory course per week.

b) Practicals: Five periods (4 hours) per week per batch of 10 students.

 THIRD YEAR / SEMESTER – VI

Scheme of Teaching and Examination

Teaching Scheme Examination

(Hrs/Week) Scheme (Marks)

Sr.
Subject/Paper
No.
Term
L T P Total Theory Total
Work

1 Network Technology 3 5 8 40 10 50

VB .Net Programming
2 3 5 8 40 10 50
Part‐I

Advanced Linux
3 3 5 8 40 10 50
Applications

4 Web Technology 3 5 8 40 10 50

Total 12 20 32 160 40 200

* a)Theory: Three lectures per theory course per week.

b) Practicals: Five periods (4 hours) per week per batch of 10 students.

5. SCHEME OF EXAMINATION :‐
• The Theory examination shall be conducted at the end of each
semester.
• The Theory paper shall carry 40 Marks.
• There will be 10 internal marks per paper per semester
• The practical examination shall be conducted at the end of each
year.
• The Practical paper shall carry 50 marks and project work shall
carry 100 marks out of which 20 marks are reserved for industrial
tour.
• The evaluation of the performance of the students in theory shall
be on the basis of examination.
 6. STANDARD OF PASSING:‐

a) A student will have to secure 40% of marks in Theory, Internal and

Practical examination separately in order to pass in those heads of
passing. The student will have to score 16 marks out of 40 and 4 Marks
out of 10 for each paper.

b) Internal Examination will be compulsory for all students which

includes There will be one seminar / tutorial of 10 marks each in Fifth
semester and sixth semester for each paper. If the student is absent/fail
in internal examination then he/she will have to clear the internal
examination in subsequent Attempts in following semester.

7. COMMON NATURE OF QUESTION FOR THEORY PAPER MENTIONED

SPERATELY:

8. EQUIVALENCE IN ACCORDANCE WITH TITLES AND

CONTENTS OF PAPERS

B.Sc.‐III Sem V
Sr.No. Title of Old Paper Title of New Paper

1. Network Technology Data Communication

2. VB .Net Programming VB .Net Programming Part‐I

3. Linux Operating System Linux Operating System

4. E‐commerce and Web Technology E‐commerce

B.Sc.‐III Sem VI

Sr.No. Title of Old Paper Title of New Paper

1. Network Technology Network Technology

2. VB .Net Programming VB .Net Programming Part‐II

3. Linux Operating System Advanced Linux Applications

4. E‐commerce and Web Technology Web Technology

 B.Sc.‐ III (Computer Science) Syllabus
Bachelor of Science (Computer Science) Part III

Semester ‐ V
Paper ‐ IX: Data Communication
Paper – X: Visual Basic .NET Programming‐ I
Paper –XI: Linux Operating System
Paper –XII: E‐Commerce

Semester ‐ VI
Paper ‐ XIII: Network Technology
Paper – XIV: Visual Basic .NET Programming‐ II
Paper –XV: Advanced Linux Applications
Paper –XVI: Web Technology

Semester – V

Paper IX: Data Communication

Unit 1: Introduction to computer network (10)

Objective, definition, component, Uses of computer network for
companies, Classification of computers on: Transmission technology,
scale (LAN, WAN, MAN and Wireless network), Peer to peer network,
Client/Server network, Host terminal network, network, Virtual private
network.

Unit 2: Data Communication (10)

Definition, Fundamental characteristics, Components of data
Communication: message, sender, receiver, transmission medium,
protocol. Transmission impairments: ‐ Delay distortion, Dispersion,
Noise. Data communication modes: Serial and Parallel, Simplex, Half
duplex and full duplex, Synchronous and asynchronous transmission.

Unit 3:‐ Network component (12)

Physical Structure of Network: Type of connection (point to point and
multipoint), physical topology (mesh, star, Bus, ring, Hybrid),
Connectionless and connection oriented Services, Component: Guided
Media (twisted pair cable, co‐axial cable, fiber‐optic), Hubs, Router,
Modem, Dial up modem, ISDN Modem, DSL cable Modem.
Unit 4:‐ Introduction to Windows Server 2008 (13)
Introduction to n/w operating system, features and function of network
operating system, Introduction to administration accounts and resources.
Multimedia:‐Introduction. The Windows Server 2008 environment:
Logging on to Windows Server 2008. Using the Run as features for
administration. Installing and configuring administrative tools, creating
and organizing units. Managing user and computer accounts:‐ Creating
user and computer accounts, modifying properties of use and computer
accounts.

Reference books‐
1) Data communication and Networking‐ Behrouz Forouzan
2) Computer Network‐ Tanenbaum
3) Computer network – black
4) Microsoft Windows 2008 server—TATA MC Grew Hill

Practical Experiments:
1. Managing user and computer accounts:‐
Creating user and computer accounts
Modifying user and computer account properties.
2. Creating and managing group:
Creating global and domain local group
Managing group membership
Managing default group
3. Use of multimedia and its Simple application
4. Installing and configuring administrative tool
5. Create user account templates
 Paper – X: Visual Basic .NET Programming‐ I

Unit 1: Introduction to Visual Programming (10)

Event driven programming, History of VB.Net, Features of VB.Net,
Architecture of VB.Net [.Net server, framework, services etc.],.Net
Framework: framework components, classes, CLR, VB.Net IDE
Unit 2: Variables and control statements (10)
VB.Net: Variables, keywords, constants, data types, conditional
statements, looping statements, case control statements.
Unit 3: Activex Controls (13)
Activex control, form, label, link label, button, group box, textbox, list
box, combo box, radio button, timer, dialog boxes, picture box, data grid,
tool bar, menu bar.
Unit 4. Working with Classes (12)
Classes, object, properties and methods, Constructer and its types,
Inheritance‐ single, multiple, multilevel inheritance.
Polymorphism‐method overloading, overriding, operator overloading
(+,‐)
Assembly, Namespace.
Refernce Books :

1. Visual Basic.NET Black Book – Steve Holzner

2. Visual Basic.NET Programming Bible – Bill Evjen
3. Pro ADO.NET with VB.NET – Sahil Mailk and Paul Dickinson

Practical Experiments:

1. Basic study of Visual Studio.NET IDE

2. Compiling Visual Basic.NET Program
3. Control Structures: Conditional, Branching and Looping
4. Based on simple console applications on classes
5. Creating Forms using Basic controls
Paper –XI: Linux Operating System
Unit‐1 : Introduction (10)

Linux history and development system , Linux and GNU , Kernel and
shell , Kernel shell relation ship , Features of Linux, Login , Logout ,
Remote login, GPU( General Purpose Utilities) Clear , script , cal , who
,bc, wc etc

Unit‐2 Handling file and directories (10)

File , file types , file system tree , system directories, Basic file handling
with cat , cp , mv, rm ,lp , listing basic file attributes, directory
management commands – cd , mkdir, rmdir. Use of basic filters – head,
tail , sort, cut, paste, tr , grep with expressions.Change file access
permissions with chmod command

Unit‐3 shell and process (10)

Pattern matching , use of back slash , Redirection‐ input , output and

error , Command linking – use of pipe , concept of pipeline , use of tee in
pipeline , command substitution , shell variable, Steps carried out by the
shell for processing a command , process ,process management – ps , kill,
background processing, no hang up, job scheduling using at command

Unit‐4 VI editor and simple shell programming (10)

Use and features of vi, modes of operations – a) command mode – text

management , Repeat factor. Insert mode –insert, append , replace text,
Exmode ‐ Saving the text , Global substitution etc. Writing and running
the Shell scripts , read , echo , if , case, loops‐for, while ,until , File tests ,
exit etc.

Reference books

1. Linux commands – Instant Reference by Bryan PF affenberge

2. Unix Concept and applications – Sumitabha Das
3. RedHalt Linux 718 – Bill Ball , David Pitts
4. Linux programming – Foreword By Alan Cox
List of Experiments

1. Interacting with Linus – Login , Louout , Passwors, Use of General Purpose

Utilities.

2. Handling files – Create ,Copy , move , rename , delete and print files

3. Handling directories‐ Making new directories, changing directories,

removing directories, copy, move files within one to another directory.

4. Listing file attributes , changing access permissions using chmod command

5. Listing files directories, use of redirection . pipe , tee , command substitution

6. Process management commands – ps , listing system processes , kill etc

7. Creating and saving files using Vi editor, text management , append

,replace , insert test in existing files , search and replace etc.

8. filtering files using grep, use of head , tail , cut and paste for creating new

files etc, creating and running simple shell scripts.

 PAPER –XII: E‐Commerce
Unit 1: E‐commerce (12)
Meaning, objective, challenges and opportunities, basic models of E‐
commerce – Business to business, business to customer, customer to
business, Electronic Data Interchange: Concept of EDI, requirements,
benefits, components of EDI and its applications.
Unit 2: Electronic payment system (10)
Overview of electronic payment technology, electronic or digital cash,
electronic checks, online credit card‐based systems, consumer legal and
business issues.
Unit 3: E‐security (10)
Security issues, security threats, security breach, access control, firewall
and proxy services, security issues, digital signature, electronic
document, cryptography‐ Symmetric and Asymmetric.
Unit 4: Designing web page (10)
Introduction, www, Architecture of World Wide Web, steps in web
development, naming scheme for HTML DOCUMENT, TIPS For
Designing Web Page. HTML Elements –basic tags, <img>, <frameset>,
<embed>, <bgsound>,<Form tag>, INPUT, SELECT, TEXTAREA, etc.,
Introduction to cascading style sheet (CSS),cross browser testing.
Reference books

1. E‐commerce ‐ Deepak Goel S. Chand

2. E‐commerce, Business on the Net Kamlesh Agarwal McMillan
3. E‐commerce, The Cutting Edge of Business Bajaj and Nag ‐ Tata
McGraw Hill
4. E‐Commerce by S. Jaiswal – Galgotia Pub.
5. HTML4 Unleashed – Rick Dranell
6. Electronic Commerce ‐ Ravi Kalakota and Andrew Whinston
PEARSONS
7. Beginning E‐commerce ‐ Matthew Reynolds Shroff Publishers &
Distributors

Practical Experiments
1. HTML programs for img, frameset, embed, bgsound
2. HTML programs for Input, Select, Text area
3. HTML programs for client side image mapping.
4. HTML program to play audio and video on web page
5. HTML program for demonstrate cross browser testing.
 Semester ‐ VI
Paper XIII: Network Technology
Unit 1:‐Network software and network standardization: (8)
Introduction, Network software: Protocol hierarchy, Design issue for the
layer, service primitives.
Network Standardization: ‐ Telecommunication world (Standard
World, Internet standard word) Frames formats and standard:‐
Ethernet (802.2, 803.2), Wireless (802.11a, 802.11g)

Unit 2:‐ OSI Model (13)

Introduction – peer to peer processes, Layers in the OSI Model‐
introduction to Physical layer, Data link layer, Network layer, Transport
Layer ,Session Layer, Presentation, Application

Unit 3:‐ TCP/IP (12)

Transport Layer , Session Layer, Presentation, Application
Introduction to TCP/IP model and its layers.

Unit 4:‐ Introduction to Windows Server 2008 (14)

Creating user accounts templates, managing user and computer accounts
Active directory, Managing Groups:‐ Creating groups , Managing groups
relation, Strategies for using group, using default group, features of
NTFS file system.

Reference books‐
1) Data communication and Networking‐ Behrouz Forouzan
2) Computer Network‐ Tanenbaum
3) Computer network – black
4) Microsoft Windows 2008 server—TATA MC Grew Hill
5) Computer network – Uyless Black

Practical Experiments:

1. Creating Active directory

2. Managing groups and relations
3. Demo of how to use default group.
4. Applying strategies for using group
5. Securing Windows Server 2008
Using the security configuration wizard
Configuring a group policy object for member server
 Paper – XIV: Visual Basic .NET Programming‐ II

Unit 1. Arrays and String (08)

Arrays: Working with Arrays, Redim and Preserve Statement,

Rectangular array, Jagged Array, Array Class.,String: Manipulation of
string, functions for comparison, concatenation, copy, replace, substring,
length. Date functions:
Dateadd(),DateDiff(),Datepart(),Datevalue(),Day(),month(),monthname(),
year().

Unit 2. Exception Handling (10)

Errors‐Types of errors, structured and unstructured exceptions.,

Unstructured Exception‐ on error Goto, Resume, Résumé Line, Resume
next.
Structured Exception‐Try‐‐‐‐‐Catch‐‐‐ End Try, Try‐‐‐‐‐Catch‐‐‐‐Finally‐‐‐‐
End Try, Throw keyword. Tracing Errors: Breakpoints, watch window,
quick watch window, autos.
Unit 3. File handling (08)
Classes‐File stream Class, Stream Reader, Stream writer Class, Binary
writer,
Binary Reader Class, File Mode, Append, Create, CreateNew, open, File
Access ‐ Read, Write, ReadWrite.
Unit 4. ADO.NET (14)

Introduction to ADO.NET, Components and Features, Objects‐

Connection, Dataadapter, dataset, datatable, datarow, datacolumn,
datareader, server explorer, binding controls to database,ADO .Net
Programming

Reference Books :

1) Visual Basic.NET Black Book – Steve Holzner

2) Visual Basic.NET Programming Bible – Bill Evjen
3) Pro ADO.NET with VB.NET – Sahil Mailk and Paul Dickinson
4) Beginning VB.NET‐ Wrox Publication
Practical Experiments:
1. Simple programs using array
2. Simple application using string handling functions
3. Program on Exception handling
4. File handling Program using Stream writer, reader Binary writer,
Reader
5. Simple Applications using database
6. Report creation on Database
7. Demonstrate use of data grid.

Paper –XV: Advanced Linux Applications

Unit‐1 Advanced VI (10)

Deleting and moving text ( d ,p, and P ) , yanking text (y) ,Filtering the text ( ! ), ,
Ex mode –handling multiple files, inserting file and command outputs, named
buffers, moving text from one file to another.

Unit‐2 Sed and gawk applications (10)

Sed‐ syntax ,line addressing , multiple instructions ( ‐e . –f ) , context addressing

, internal commands used by sed – i , a , d, a, p, r, q , w, s etc., gawk – syntax,
field level operations , formatted outputs , use of variables and expressions,
BEGIN and END section , built‐in variables, arrays, built‐in functions – system
,length , substr , split etc

Unit‐3 Advanced shell programming (10)

Shell and subshell, command line arguments, Exporting shell variables,

arrays , shell functions , writing data entry script to create data files , data
validation before storing on hard disk.

Unit‐ 4 System Administration (10)

Login with root, su , communicate with users‐wall ,news , booting and

shutdown process , mangibg disk space – df , du,ulimit, find , backup‐cpio ,
printer management‐lpsched ,lpstat, lpadmin, lpmove, reject, disable etc.
Reference books‐

1. Linux commands – Instant Reference by Bryan PF Affenberge

2. Unix Concept and applications – Sumitabha Das

3. RedHalt Linux 718 – Bill Ball, David Pitts

4. Linux programming – Foreword By Alan Cox

Practical Experiments

1. Using vi ‐Handling multiple file , copy paste , cut paste and filtering the

text .

2. Filtering text using sed , sed instructions for supplied applications

3. Gawk programs for generating formatted reports

4. Shell scripts using command line arguments, used defined functions ,

data validation and creating data files

 PAPER –XVI: Web Technology

Unit‐1 Introduction to JAVA script (10)

Introduction, requirement of script, features of Java Script, Java Script‐Data

types, variables, operators use<script> and document. Write, conditional and
control statements(if‐else, switch, looping), Build‐in and user‐defined functions,
Build‐in objects.

Unit‐2 Client side scripting (10)

Client side Vs Server side scripting, Document object Model(object, its

properties and methods), Events and event handlers, validations.

Unit‐3 VB Script‐Server side scripting (10)

Introduction, VB scripts‐Variables, data types, operators. conditional and

looping statements, procedures and its types

Unit‐4 ASP (10)

ASP advantages, built in object in ASP, GET and POST methods,

Reference Books:‐

1. Web Enabled Commercial Application Development using

HTML,DHTML, java Script,Perl‐Ivan Bayross.
2. Asp and Beginners Guide –Dava merces, TMH.
3. Active server pages 3.0 –BY WROX Publications.
4. Java Script –Danesh.
Practical Experiment:‐

1. Simple JavaScript programs based on control structures.

2. JavaScript programs based on looping structures.

3. Write a JavaScript program to validate e‐mail address.

4. Write an ASP program to display client side and server side date, time, day
month and weekday.

5. Write an ASP program to display number of times certain web page is visited.

Practical Paper IV (Based on Paper IX, X, XIII, XIV) ‐ 50 marks

Practical Paper V( Based on Paper XI,XII,XV,XVI) ‐ 50 marks
Practical Paper‐VI Project work Project work
• NATURE OF QUESTION PAPER AND SCHEME OF MARKING :‐
NATUREOFPRACTICALQUESTIONPAPER:
1. The practical question paper IV and V for B.Sc.‐III(computer science)

will be of maximum 50 marks each.

2. The practical paper IV having four questions out of which two

questions are based on Paper –IX (Sem.‐V) Paper‐XIII (Sem.‐VI) and

Two questions are based on Paper X (Sem.‐V), Paper‐XIV (Sem.‐VI)

3. The practical paper V having Four questions out of which Two

questions are based on Paper – XI (Sem.‐V), Paper XV (Sem.‐VI) and

Two questions are based on Paper‐XII (Sem.‐V), Paper‐XVI (Sem.‐

VI)

4. The Student has to attempt any TWO questions out of FOUR

questions. Each question carries 20 marks.

5. 10 marks are for Viva and certified Journal.

6. The student appearing for the practical examination is expected to

write paper work for TWO questions. Paper work is compulsory

and it includes problem analysis and algorithm, source code and

tracing.

7. It is expected to complete the paper work within 90 minutes.

8. The duration of practical will be 4 hours.

9. Practical Paper VI is Project work of 100 marks.

Practical Paper VI : Project work ‐ 100 marks

Project work Guidelines:

1. Institute is expected to conduct educational visit to any computerized

industry and students are supposed to submit the report based on same.

2. Software development project is to be carried out by the candidate in

actual consumer environment taking some real life problem.

3. The candidate is supposed to document and submit the project work

according to norms of software engineering i.e. the project document

should contain Introduction, detailed design, sample testing and

conclusion

4. Project will have internal guide to supervise and monitor the progress

of the same. The internal guide may assign the project to the student or

within the group of student (maximum 2 candidates in group) depending

upon the complexity of the problem. Preferably using access/oracle/sql

server as a back end and VB.Net as front end tool.

5. There will be online demonstration of project work in the presence of

the external examiner and it will be considered for the evaluation.

6. The mark distribution for Practical paper VI will be as follows

Total marks 100 marks

Educational visit 20 marks

Project documentation 40 marks

On‐line Presentation 40 marks