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14th December 2012, 09:48 AM
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Re: Veer Narmad South Gujarat University Syllabus

Here I am giving you syllabus of BA Economics of Veer Narmad South Gujarat University as below:-

PAPER I MICROECONOMICS


Module I : Introduction
Nature and Scope of Economics, Methodology in Economics, Choice as an Economic Problem, Demand and Supply, Market Equilibrium.

Module II : Consumer’s Behaviour
Utility – Cardinal and Ordinal Approaches – Indifference Curve – Consumers Equilibrium –Giffen Goods – Elasticity of Demand – Price and Income Elasticity of Demand – Consumer’s Surplus [Marshallian Approach].

Module III : Theory of Production and Cost
Production Decision – Production Function – Isoquants – Factor Substitution - - Law of Variable Proportion – Return to Scale – Economies of Scale – Equilibrium of Firm – Expansion Path – Different Concepts of Cost and their interrelation [Concepts of Fixed, Variable, Average and Marginal Cost]

Module IV : Market Structure
Market forms- perfect and Imperfect market – Equilibrium of Firm – Perfect Competition – Monopoly and Price Discrimination – Monopolistic Competition – Concept of Oligopoly.

Module V : Factor Pricing
Marginal Productivity theory of distribution – Wages – Wages and Collective Bargaining – Wage Differentials – Rent – Scarcity Rent – Differential rent – Quasi Rent – Profit – Innovation – Risk and Uncertainty Theories – Dynamic Theory of Profit.

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Re: Veer Narmad South Gujarat University Syllabus

Please provide me Syllabus of S.Y. B.Sc. (Semester-3) Computer Science Course at Veer Narmad South Gujarat University?
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18th May 2015, 12:35 PM
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Re: Veer Narmad South Gujarat University Syllabus

Veer Narmad South Gujarat University is a public university situated in the city of Surat, Gujarat, India, the 4th fastest growing city in the world.

University offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses in various disciplines. Besides, this university has non-traditional postgraduate departments such as public administration, rural studies, comparative literature and aquatic-biology.

Established: 1965
Type: Public University
Chancellor: Kamla Beniwal
Vice-Chancellor: Dr. Dakshesh R. Thakar
Location: Surat, Gujarat, India
Campus: Urban
Affiliations: University Grants Commission (India)

Syllabus of S.Y. B.Sc. (Sem-3) Computer Science:

Syllabus for S.Y. Bsc. (Semester-3)
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Paper : ___III____ : Object Oriented Programming :C++
With Effect From June - 2012.
1. Introduction
1.1 Introduction to Object Oriented Programming.
1.2 C++ fundamentals.

2. Classes and Objects
2.1 Classes
2.2 Constructors and destructors
2.3 Inline functions
2.3.1 Defining inline functions within a class.
2.4 Friend functions and classes.
2.5 Static class members.
2.5.1 Static data members and member functions.
2.6 Local and nested classes.
2.7 Passing objects to functions and returning objects from function.
2.8 Object assignment.

3. Arrays, Pointers, References and the Dynamic Allocaton Operators.
3.1 Array of objects
3.2 References
3.3 Dynamic allocation operators.
3.4 Pointers to objects
3.5 this pointer

4. Function overloading, copy constructors and Default arguments.
4.1 Function overloading.
4.2 Overloading constructor functions
4.3 Copy constructors
4.4 Default function arguments

5. Opertor overloading
5.1 Creating a member Operator Function
5.2 Operator overloading using friend functions
5.3 Overloading new and delete
5.4 Overloading some special operators.

6. Inheritance
6.1 Base class Access control
6.2 Inheritance and protected members
6.3 Inheriting multiple base classes.
6.4 Constructor destructors and inheritance
6.5 Virtual base class

7. Virtual functions and polymorphism

8. Templates
8.1 Generic functions
8.2 Applying generic functions
8.3 Generic classes.

9. Exception handling
9.1 Exception handling Fundamentals.
9.2 Handling derived class exceptions.

10. I/O system
10.1 Streams and stream classes.
10.2 formatted I/O
10.3 File I/O
10.3.1 Opening and closing files.
10.3.2 Reading and writing text files.
10.3.3 Unformatted and binary I/O.

Recommended Reference Books :-
1. The complete reference C++ : Herbert Schildt, TMH.
2. Object Oriented Programming in C++ : Robert Lafore - Galgotia Publication.
3. C++ : Effective Object Oriented Software Construction - Kayshav Dattari.
4. Object Oriented Programming using C++ - Addition Wesley.
5. Object Oriented Programming in C++ - Balaguruswamy.
NOTE : Practical shall be based on the above syllabus.

VEER NARMAD SOUTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY
Syllabus for S.Y. Bsc. (Semester-3)
COMPUTER SCIENCE
Paper _IV_____ : Visual Basic.NET

SUBJECT: Visual Basic .Net
1. OVERVIEW OF MICROSOFT .NET FRAMEWORK
1.1. What is .net framework & its benefits
1.2. The Common Language Runtime(CLR), Purpose of CLR
1.3. Managed/Unmanaged code, Compilation & Exception
1.4. Memory Management, Garbage Collection
1.5. The .Net Framework Class Library.
1.6. .NET Web Services
1.7. Introduction to Ms Visual Studio .NET

2. VB.NET PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE
2.1. Data Types, Types Conversion Functions, Operator & Exceptions
2.2. Variable Declaration : Level, Lifetime, Scope & Accessibility
2.3. Array : Single, Multidimensional, Jagged Array
2.4. Collections, User-Defined Data types
2.5. Decisions Structures
2.6. Loop Statements: While, Do…. Loop, For…Next, For….Each…Next,
With..End With
2.7. Nested Control Statements, Exit & End Statements
2.8. Procedures

3. DESIGNING USING INTERFACE
3.1. Working with Forms
3.2. Basic Windows Controls
3.3. Menus, Timer, Common dialog control, Rich Textbox
3.4. Treeview & Listview controls, Toolbar, Statusbar
3.5. SDI & MDI Application

4. OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING
4.1. Classes : Methods, Properties, Fields, Events
4.2. Overloading
4.3. Constructor & Destructor
4.4. Creating & Using Objects, Managing Groups of Objects
4.5. Abstraction, Encapsulation & Polymorphism

5. DATA ACCESS
5.1. History of Microsoft Data Access Technologies
5.2. Overview of ADO.NET
5.3. The Server Explorer & Query Builder
5.4. ADO.NET Object Model
5.5. Programming ADO.NET-provider, Adapter, Reader, command objects

6. EXCEPTION HANDLING
6.1. Error in Programming
6.2. Exception Handling Overview
6.3. Structures Exception Handling
6.4. Programmer – Defined Exception Class
6.5. On Error statement
6.6. Debugging

7. MULTITHREADING
7.1. Introduction to Thread
7.2. Life Cycle of a Thread
7.3. Creating Multithreading application
7.4. Thread Priorities & thread Scheduling
7.5. Thread Synchronization
.
Reference Books :-
1. Mastering Visual Basic.NET
By Evangelos Petroutsos - BPB
2. Professional VB.NET 2003, 2004 Edition
By Bill Evjen, Billy Hollis, Rockford Lhotka et al. - Wrox, Wiley dreamtech
3. Visual Basic.NET Programming Bible
By Bill Evjen, Jason Beres et al.-Wlley dreamtech
4. Visual Basic.NET How to program, second Edition
By H. M. Deitel, P.J. Deitel, T. R. Nieto-Person Education(Low Price Edition)
5. Database Access with Visual Basic.NET, Third Edition.
By Jeffrey P. Mc Manus, Jackie Goldstein - Person Education (Low Price
Edition)

VEER NARMAD SOUTH GUJARAT UNIVERSITY
Syllabus For S.Y. Bsc. COMPUTER SCIENCE
Paper V : Relational Database Management System -I

1. Introduction to DBMS
1.1 What is database?
1.2 Requirement of database system.
1.3 Data models and data independence
1.4 DDL, DML
1.5 Database Manager, Database Administrator.

2. Entity Relationship Models
2.1 Entities and Entity sets
2.2 Relationship and relationship sets
2.3 Mapping constrains
2.4 Primary keys
2.5 Entity Relationship diagram and reducing it to tables.
2.6 Generation and Specialization.
2.7 Aggregation

3. Relational Model
3.1 Structure of relational database.
3.2 Relation algebra.

4. Introduction to other models
4.1 Network Model
4.2 Hierarchical Model

5. Relational Database Design
5.1 Functional Dependencies
5.2 Referential Intergrity
5.3 Need for Normalization
5.4 Normal forms
5.5 Data Dictionary
5.6 Tables, Table spaces & Data files, Views.

6. SQL Queries:
6.1 Overview of SQL
6.2 Various types of data, conventions and terminology
6.3 Retrival of information from tables. :
Making a query, SELECT command, column recordering, Use of relational
operators, use of Boolean operators, operations like IN, BETWEEN, LIKE,
NULL, NOT etc., Aggregate functions, COUNT, GROUP By clause,
HAVING clause.

6.4 Formatting Query output :
String and expressions, Ordering output by fields, multiple columns,
Aggregate Group, Column number, ORDER BY, with NULL.

6.5 Querying multiple tables :
Joining tables through Referential Intergrity, Equijoins and other kinds of
joins, joins of more than two tables, Joining a table to itself.

6.6 Subqueries :
DISTINCT with subqueries, Predicates with subqueries, Aggregate
Functions in subqueries, Correlated subqueries, Correlating tables to itself,
Correlated subqueries in HAVING, Correlated subqueries and joins
EXISTS operator, using EXISTS with Correlated subqueries, combining
EXISTS and joins, special operator ANY or SOME, ALL, UNION classes.

6.7 Entering Deleting and Changing Field Values :
DML Update command, UPDATE with multiple columns, UPDATing to
NULL values, INSERT command, using subqueries with UPDATE
commands.

6.8 CREAT TABLE Command :
Indexing, Altering a table, Dropping a table, Constraining a Table,
Declaring Constraints, PRIMARY KEY constraint, Foreign and Parent
keys, Multicolumn Foreign keys, FOREIGN KEY constraint, Foreign key
restrictions.

6.9 CREAT VIEW Command :
Updating views, Group views and Joins, Views and subqueries, Changing values
through views, Grant command, using ALL and PUBLIC arguments, GRANT OPTION.

Recommended Reference Books :
1. Henry Kroth & Silbershats, Database System Concept.
2. C.J. Date, Introduction to Database Design, Addition Wesley, Nasora.
3. Martin Gruber, Understanding SQL, BPB Pub., New Delhi.
4. Ivan Baross, SQL, PL/SQL The Programming Language of ORACLE, BPB Pub.,
New Delhi.
5. James Martin, Computer Database Organization, PHI, New Delhi.
6. J Ullman, Principles of Database Systems, Galgotia Pub., New Delhi.
7. ORACLE Manuals.
8. SQL Manuals
9. George Koch and Kevin Loney<ORACLE 8 The Complete Reference, ORACLE
Press, TMH, Delhi.
10. Oracle PL/SQL programming - Oracle press - Tata Megrawhill.
11. Microsoft Sql server - pretince hall of India.

Contact Details:
Veer Narmad South Gujarat University
Surat, Gujarat 395007

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