BCA Semester 2 Subjects & Curriculum

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Subjects in Semester 2

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6 Subjects Available

BCA 2001 T

Mathematical Foundation for Computer Science – II

Course Type: CC-III (Core Course). Covers advanced graph theory, trees, algebraic structures, combinatorics, and linear algebra applications in computer science.

3.0 Credits Syllabus Ready

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BCA 2002T / BCA 2002P

Data Structures

Course Type: CC-IV (Core Course with Practical). Theory (3 credits) + Practical (2 credits). Covers arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, graphs, sorting, searching, and algorithm complexity.

5.0 Credits Syllabus Ready

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BCA 2003T / BCA 2003P

Operating Systems

Course Type: CC-V (Core Course with Practical). Covers process management, CPU scheduling, synchronization, deadlocks, memory management, virtual memory, and file systems.

4.0 Credits Syllabus Ready

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BCA 2004T / BCA 2004P

Object Oriented Programming Using Java

Course Type: SEC-II (Skill Enhancement Course with Practical). Theory (3 credits) + Practical (2 credits). Covers OOP principles, classes, inheritance, polymorphism, packages, interfaces, exception handling, multithreading, and collections framework.

5.0 Credits Syllabus Ready

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BCA 2005T / BCA 2005P

Web Technologies

Course Type: SEC-III (Skill Enhancement Course with Practical). Covers HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript basics, DOM manipulation, responsive design principles, and basic web application development.

2.0 Credits Syllabus Ready

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BCA 2006 T

Indian Constitution

Course Type: VAC-II (Value Added Course). Covers preamble, fundamental rights and duties, directive principles of state policy, union and state executive, and constitutional governance.

2.0 Credits Syllabus Ready

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