School of Computer Science & IT, Devi Ahilya Vishwa Vidyalaya, Indore www.scs.dauniv.ac.in Mission of SCS&IT, DAVV To produce world‐class professionals who have excellent analytical skills, communication skills, team building spirit and ability to work in cross cultural environment. To produce international quality IT professionals, who can independently design, develop and implement computer applications. Professionals who dedicate themselves to mankind, who are environment conscious, follow social norms and ethics. SYLLABUS M.B. A. (COMPUTER MANAGEMENT) 1 st SEMESTER Session 2020 ‐ 2021
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School of Computer Science & IT,
Devi Ahilya Vishwa Vidyalaya, Indore
www.scs.dauniv.ac.in
Mission of SCS&IT, DAVV
To produce world‐class professionals who have excel lent analyt ical ski l ls , communication ski l ls , team bui lding spir it and abi l i ty to work in cross cultural environment. To produce international qual ity IT professionals, who can independently design, develop and implement computer appl ications. Professionals who dedicate themselves to mankind, who are environment conscious, fol low social norms and ethics.
SYLLABUS
M.B. A. (COMPUTER MANAGEMENT)
1st SEMESTER
Session 2020 ‐ 2021
MBA (CM) 1st SEM S
ession 2020 ‐ 2021
1 of 2
Course Name MBA (CM) 1st Semester
Subject Code: CS‐4121
Subject Name: Mathematical Foundation of Computer Science
Aim of the Subject
• To make students learn the fundamentals of mathematics and to develop the
knowledge, ski l ls and att itudes necessary in mathematics
Objectives
1.To develop abstract, logical and cr it ical thinking and the abi l i ty to ref lect
logical ly whi le performing calculat ion in mathematics.
2.To form the base from which to explore concepts and develop problem‐
solving ski l ls .
3.• To make students know and demonstrate understanding of the
concepts from the branches of mathematics (number, a lgebra, geometry and
tr igonometry, probabil i ty, and discrete mathematics)
Learning Outcomes
Descript ion of knowledge to be acquired:
A student completing course unit 1 should:
1. understand Sets and Membership .
2 . perform operations on sets.
3. understand fundamental law of set operations.
4 . perform Cartesian products on sets.
5. perform operations on functions.
A student completing course unit 2 should:
1. Algebra of Proposit ions
2. understand tautologies and contradict ions
3. understand Truth Tables and Logical ly equivalent statements.
A student completing course unit 3 should:
1. understand Co‐ordinate geometry of a point.
2. understand Co‐ordinate geometry of straight l ine.
3. understand Co‐ordinate geometry for tr iangle.
4. understand locus and its equation
A student completing course unit 4 should:
1. understand function .
2. understand differential and integral calculus.
3. understand basic laws of derivat ives.
A student completing course unit 5 should:
1. understand progression .
2. annuity progression
3. present value of an annuity
4. depreciat ion by double decl ining balance method
MBA (CM) 1st SEM S
ession 2020 ‐ 2021
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Unit 1
Set Theory: Sets and Membership ,subset and set equal ity, set operations,
fundamental law of set operations . set construct ion. Cartesian products, Relat ions,
Functions and Binary operations, operations on functions.
Unit 2
Algebra of Proposit ions: Statements, Conjunctions, Dis junctions, Negation,
Condit ional , Bi ‐ condit ional , Polynomials and Boolean polynomials . Proposit ions
and Truth Tables, tautologies and contradict ions, Logical equivalence, a lgebra of
5. Yashwant Kanetkar, “Test your C ski l ls” , BPB Publ ication, 5th Edit ion, 2005.
MBA (CM) 1st SEM S
ession 2020 ‐ 2021
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Course Name MBA (CM) 1st Semester
Subject Code: IC‐4916
Subject Name: Communication Skil ls and Report Writing
Aim of the Subject
To improve the confidence, communication ski l ls and presentation capabi l i t ies of
students that wi l l help them in p lacements and corporate l i fe.
Objectives
To develop effect ive communication ski l ls in students which wi l l help them
in facing interviews and group discussions
Learning Outcomes
1. Improved ski l ls in personal interviews and group discussions
2. Development of power of expression
Unit 1
Basics of Communication
Unit 2
Development of Group Discussion Ski l ls
Unit 3
Development of Presentation Ski l ls and facing interviews
Unit 4
Basics of Written Communication
Unit 5
Intense pract ice of Presentations, Group Discussions and Interviews
Text Book(s)
1. Communication – K. K. S inha
2. Organizational Behavior ‐ Fred Luthans
3. Organizat ional Behavior ‐ Stephen Robbins
Reference Material(s)
1. Communications Ski l ls – M.V. Rodrigues
2. T imes of India/ Hindustan Times/ The Hindu etc.
Computer Organization and Assembly Language Programming
1. 8085 architecture 2. Instruction Set: Characteristics - Operand Types - Operation Types 3. Addressing Modes - instruction Formats 4. Addressing Modes (Simple Examples) 5. Assembly language programming 6. Computer Arithmetic: ALU -. Integer Representation and Arithmetic 7. Floating Point Representation and Arithmetic 8. CPU: Organization of Processors and Registers 9. Instruction Cycle - Instruction Pipelining 10. Register Optimisation - Architecture Pipelining. Instruction Set
Architecture(ISA) 11. RISC and CISC, Compare RISC versus CISC 12. Characteristics of RISC, Large Register File 13. Characteristics of CISC, Instruction set complexity 14. Control Unit: Micro-Operations - Control of Processors 15. Explain how programs written in high-level languages are executed by a
computer system. 16. Explain what hardware factors impact program performance and how to
write programs for performance 17. Explain data representation, instruction sets, and addressing modes. 18. Write assembly language programs employing flow control constructs
and procedures. 19. Explain techniques used by computer hardware designers to improve
performance. 20. Explain how a data path can be implemented as a single-cycle or
pipelined design. 21. Explain how the memory hierarchy impacts performance. 22. Explain the reasons for the ongoing transition to multiprocessor
architectures.
CS-4121 Mathematical Foundation of Computer Science
MBA(CM)
Assignment: 01
Note :
Study the uploaded PDF and PPT that we had discussed earlier in class ,based on this study and
prepare handwritten assignment in a copy.
Q1. Describe set theory and its types and also write basic operations on sets.
Q2. Proof commutative law, associative law, idempotent law by using union operation and
intersection operation.
Q3. Proof Demorgan’s law with an example.
CS-5511
Operating Systems
Lab Assignments
1. Implementation of FCFS (First Come First Serve) CPU Scheduling. 2. Implementation of SJF (Shortest Job First) CPU Scheduling. 3. Implementation of Round Robin (RR) CPU Scheduling. 4. Implementation of Priority CPU Scheduling Algorithm. 5. Implementation of FIFO Replacement Algorithm. 6. Implementation of Optimal Page Replacement Algorithm. 7. Implementation of LRU Page Replacement Algorithm by Stack method. 8. Implement the producer-consumer problem using threads.