Element of Operating System

Element of Operating System
Operating System Fundamentals By D. Irtegov

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fundamental of programming

Book Of Fundamental Of Programming

Jeffrey Soden Rohl, H. J. Barrett - Computers - 1990 - 329 pages

This theme, of statements being composed of, or structured from, simpler

statements, is a recurring one in Pascal. 5.2 The loop as a fundamental building.

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Computer Fundamental

Book of Computer Fundamental

Fundamental Concepts in Electrical and Computer Engineering Peter M. Meenen, Reza Adhami - Technology & Engineering - 2005 - 580 pages

The purpose of this text is to introduce the student to a general cross-section of the field of electrical and computer engineering.

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List Of BCA Major Projects

The List of Major Projects-
1.Customer Support Services
2.Payroll Management System
3.Online Vihecle Insurance
4.Transport Systems
5.Online Shopping

Syllabus OF BCA 3rd Year

FIFTH SEMESTER

505 Computer Graphics
502 Unix & Shell Programming
503 Software Engeneering
504 Computer Networking
505 Web Technology
506 Software Labolatry

SIXTH SEMESTER

601 Industrial Training
602 Major Project

Syllabus Of BCA 2nd Year

THIRD SEMESTER

301 Discrite Mathametics
302 Staticstical Methods
303 Bussiniss Data Processing Using 'Cobol'
304 Data Structure Using 'C'
305 Database Management & Design
306 Software Labolatry

FOURTH SEMESTER

401 Numerical Analysis
402 System Analysis & Design
403 Object Oriented Programming
404 Visul Programming
405 Optimization Methods
406 Software Labolatry

Syllabus of BCA 1st Year

FIRST SEMESTER -

101 Computer Fundamental
102 Digital Principles
103 Fundamental Of Programming
104 Elements Of Operating System
105 Finencial Accounting
106 Software Laboratry
107 Introdictory Mathemetics

SECOND SEMESTER -

201 PC Software
202 Microprocessor & Assembly Language Programming
203 Structural Programming Using 'C'
204 Operating System
205 Computer Architecture
206 Software Labolatry
207 Advance Mathemetics

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About Dr.Harisingh Gour Vishwavidyalaya, formerly University of Saugar

This University is declared as a Central University w.e.f. 15th Jan 2009

Doctor Harisingh Gour Vishwavidyalaya, formerly University of Saugar, was established on 18th July 1946 by Dr. Harisingh Gour by his lifetime saving. This 18th University of India and the oldest and the biggest University of Madhya Pradesh has perhaps the singular distinction of being founded by the munificence of a single person's hard earned money of about two crore of rupees. Sir Hari Singh Gour (Nov. 26.1870 – Dec. 25. 1949).

The University has a centre of Indira Gandhi Open University, Audiovisual Research Centre, Central Instrumentation Laboratory, Shrimant B.S. Jain Centre for Research and Education in Psychology and Population Research Centre created by the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Govt of India . Muktibodh Peetha in the Department of Hindi has been created by the Govt. of M.P. The Botanical Survey of India has considered the Botanical Gardens of the University as the richest amongst those of Indian Universities. Madhya Bharati, the research journal of the University and the Bulletin of the Botanical Society of the University are internationally abstracted. The research journals from the Dept. of Sanskrit Sagarika and Natyam have pride of place amongst the indological journals of the country. "Isuri" the journal from the Bundeli Peeth of Hindi Dept. is a perennial source of Bundelkhandi art and culture. The discovery of an impression Edicaranfossil Spriggina by the Applied Geology Department has created much interest internationally. The NAAC appointed by UGC has awarded 'A' Grade re-accreditation to this University.