SYLLABUS – DIPLOMA
IN COMPUTER APPLICATION (DCA)
Duration – 52 weeks
Week- 1
·
COMPUTER
FUNDAMENTALS
1.
Knowing
computer
2.
Components of computer
3.
Computer Memory
4.
Concepts of Hardware and Software
5.
Data Processing and Number System
·
WINDOWS
1.
Introduction to operating system and its types
2.
Functions of Operating System
3.
Introduction to multiprocessor & processing
modes
4.
Working with windows
5.
Managing files and folders
6.
Control Panel
7.
Personalizing your window
8.
Window Accessories
Practical Assignment
Week -2 to 5
·
WORD
PROCESSING
1.
Introduction to Word processor
2.
Word processing Basics
3.
Text creation and Editing
4.
Formatting text and Paragraph
5.
Inserting graphics
6.
Header and footer
7.
Working with table
8.
Mail merge
9.
Page setup and Print
·
LEARNING
TYPING
1.
Introduction
2.
Correct posture while working on computer
3.
Digit Placement and Positioning
4.
Typing with Various keys
5.
Touch typing
6.
Speed typing
Practical Assignment
Week- 6 to 8
·
SPREAD
SHEET
1.
Introduction to spread sheet
2.
Elements of spread sheet
3.
Manipulation of cells
4.
Formula and Functions
5.
Managing Data
6.
Inserting charts and Graphs
7.
Page Setup and Print
Practical Assignment
Week -9
·
DIGITAL
PRESENTATION
1.
Introduction to digital Presentation
2.
Basics of Presentation
3.
Preparation of Slides
4.
Inserting Objects
5.
Templates and color scheme
6.
Presentation of slides
7.
Creating multimedia slides
8.
Printing Handouts
Practical Assignment
Week-10
·
INTERNET
AND E-MAIL
1.
Introduction
2.
Basics of Computer network
3.
WWW and Web browsers
4.
Navigating through web
5.
Services on web - E-mail, Chat etc
6.
Security and privacy issues
Practical Assignment
Week-11
·
INTRODUCTION
TO E- GOVERNANCE AND DIGITAL FINANCIAL SERVICES
1.
Introduction
2.
Scope of e- governance
3.
Digital Financial services
·
BASIC TROUBLE SHOOTING
1.
Introduction
2.
Checking PC connections
3.
Checking I/O device
4.
Basic network problems
Practical Assignment
Week- 12
TYPING PRACTICE/ REVISION SESSION
Week- 13
·
INTRODUCTION
TO PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES
1.
Introduction to programming history
2.
Objective of program design
3.
Various programming techniques
§
Unstructured Programming
§
Procedural Programming
§
Modular Programming
§
Object-oriented Programming.
Week-14 to 16
·
INTRODUCTION
TO DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM WITH MS-ACCESS.
1.
Introduction to Database and RDBMS
2.
Limitations of manual system
3.
Introduction to MS- Access
4.
Creating a New Database
5.
Creating and
modifying table
6.
Relationships
7.
Query
8.
Forms and Reports
9.
Import / Export tables etc.
Practical assignment
Week-17 to 19
·
OVERVIEW
OF SQL SERVER
1.
Introduction
2.
Creating database and tables
3.
Data types
4.
Querying and modifying data
5.
Subqueries
& Joins
6.
Views and Derived tables
7.
Introduction to programming with transact-SQL
8.
Introduction to Stored Procedures and Triggers
Week-20 & 21
·
HTML
1.
Introduction to HTML elements
2.
HTML tags and Attributes
3.
Creating HTML Page
4.
HTML links, List types
5.
Creating HTML tables
6.
Adding pictures & images
7.
Adding video and Graphics
8.
Page accessibility
9.
Frames and Forms
10.
New elements in HTML
Week- 22 & 23
·
INTRODUCTION
TO CSS
1.
What is
CSS
2.
Types of CSS
3.
Colors and Backgrounds(single and multiple)
4.
Fonts and text
5.
Links
6.
Class and id selectors
7.
Div and span tag
8.
Margins and padding
9.
Borders
10.
Positioning, floats and z-index
11.
2D and 3D Transforms, transitions and animation
Week- 24 & 25
·
JAVA
SCRIPT
1.
Introduction to JavaScript
2.
Basic structure
3.
Control Structure
4.
Arrays and Strings
5.
Functions
6.
Document Object Model
7.
Events and Methods
8.
Validation
Practical Assignment
Week- 26
TYPING PRACTICE/ REVISION SESSION
Week-27 ,28
·
INTRODUCTION TO SYSTEM ANALYSIS & DESIGN
1.
Definition, Types & Characteristics of System
2.
Element of System
3.
Advantages of System Analysis
4.
Base for planning for System Analysis
5.
Duties and Job Description of a System Analyst
6.
System Development Life Cycle and its Phases
7.
Tools of Structured Analysis – DFD, Data
Dictionary.
Week-29 to 34
·
INTRODUCTION
TO C
1.
Historical development of C,
2.
The C character Set
3.
Datatypes and Variables
4.
Constants, Literals & Type conversion
5.
C keywords, identifiers &Operators
6.
Decision control structure and Loops
7.
Pointers, Arrays
& Strings
8.
Function, passing arguments to Function
9.
Structure and Storage Classes
10.
File Handling.
Week- 35
TYPING/PRACTICE/ REVISION SESSION
Week-36 to 41
·
INTRODUCTION
TO C++ WITH OOPS
1.
Introduction to Oops and its characteristics
2.
Program Statements
3.
Variables and constants
4.
Decision control structure and Loops
5.
Functions, passing arguments to function
6.
Arrays & pointers
7.
Strings & structures
8.
Classes & Objects
9.
Constructors and Destructors
10.
Inheritance
11.
Operator overloading & Polymorphism
12.
Virtual, Friend and Static functions
13.
File Handling
Week- 42
TYPING/PRACTICE/ REVISION SESSION
Week-43 to 48
·
VISUAL
BASIC 6.0
1.
Introduction to Visual Basic and its environment
2.
Introduction to Visual Basic Controls and their
properties
3.
Designing User Interface
4.
Understanding Events and Event Driven
Programming
5.
Variables, Constants and Operators
6.
Type conversion, Scope & lifetime of
variables
7.
Decisions and Conditions
8.
Looping statements, Arrays & Collections
9.
Sub-Procedures, Sub-Routines & Functions
10.
Working with multiple Forms and Menu Designing
11.
Database
Week- 49
TYPING PRACTICE/ REVISION SESSION
Week- 50
·
COMMUNICATION
SKILL
1.
Introduction to communication skill
§
Communication and its importance
§
Principal of effective communications
§
Types of communications and body language
2.
Listening Skills
§
Importance of Effective Listening
§
Difference between Hearing and Listening
§
Measures to improve listening
3.
Reading Skills
§
Importance of reading
§
Types of reading
§
Techniques of reading
4.
Employment skills
§
Contents of good Resume
§
Guidelines for writing Resume
§
Interview Skills
Week- 51 & 52
·
TYPING/
PRACTICE/ REVISION SESSION
*NOTE : Typing practice to be inclusive part throughout the course.
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