Bachelor of Arts (Computer Science)

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B.A. (CS) Program

Course Overview

Blending Computing Fundamentals with Humanities

The B.A. (Computer Science) programme at National College of Information Technology is designed as per the curriculum prescribed by MRSPTU for the 2023 batch onwards. The programme offers a balanced blend of computer science fundamentals, information technology applications, humanities, social sciences, languages, and value-based education.

This 3-year programme (135 Credits) aims to equip students with essential computing skills, analytical thinking, communication abilities, and ethical awareness, enabling them to adapt to technology-driven environments while remaining socially responsible citizens.

  • Duration: 3 Years (6 Semesters)
  • Medium: English / Punjabi
  • Credits: 135 (MRSPTU Norms)
  • Interdisciplinary Structure
  • Socially Responsible Focus
  • Undergraduate Level

Eligibility & Admission

Criteria: Passed 10+2 or equivalent examination from a recognized board.

Admission is strictly as per university and government norms.

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Framework

Program Objectives & Outcomes

PEOs (Educational Objectives)

Graduates will be able to:

  • Build careers in IT support, web tech, and computing roles.
  • Demonstrate effective communication and ethical conduct.
  • Pursue postgraduate studies and competitive examinations.
POs (Program Outcomes)

Students will be able to:

  • Communicate effectively with professional communities.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of CS, Humanities, and Social Sciences.
  • Think critically and contribute positively to societal issues.
Specific Outcomes

Key practical capabilities:

  • Apply basic CS concepts and web technologies in practical contexts.
  • Integrate computing knowledge with interdisciplinary perspectives.

Detailed Curriculum

Semester-wise Syllabus (MRSPTU)

  • General English – I | General Punjabi – I
  • Intro to IT & Office Automation (Theory + Lab)

Dept Electives (Any Two):

  • History / Pol. Science / Maths / Physical Ed.
  • Economics / Sociology / Elective Computer / Languages

  • General English – II | General Punjabi – II
  • Trends in IT & Office Automation (Theory + Lab)

Dept Electives (Any Two):

  • Continuing subject stream from Sem I

  • General English – III | General Punjabi – III
  • Computer Networks & Internet Apps (Theory + Lab)

Dept Electives (Any Two):

  • Continuing elective streams

  • General English – IV | General Punjabi – IV
  • Multimedia & Its Applications (Theory + Lab)
  • The Maharaja of People (Value-based)

Dept Electives (Any Two):

  • Continuing elective streams

  • General English – V | General Punjabi – V
  • Software Engineering (Theory + Lab)

Dept Electives (Any Two):

  • Continuing elective streams

  • General English – VI | General Punjabi – VI
  • Internet Programming (Theory + Lab)
  • Human Values & Professional Ethics
  • Dept Electives (Any Two)

Credit Distribution Summary

YearTotal Credits
First Year (Sem I & II)44
Second Year (Sem III & IV)44
Third Year (Sem V & VI)47
Total Programme Credits135

Teaching Methodology

  • Classroom teaching supported by ICT tools
  • Practical laboratory sessions for CS subjects
  • Continuous internal assessment
  • Assignments, seminars, and presentations
  • End-semester university examinations

Student Life

Skill Enhancement Through Clubs

Domain & Innovation
Coding IT Skills Applied Knowledge
Cultural & Well-being
Dance & Music Meditation Digital Well-being
Community & Sports
NSS & Swachhta Outdoor Sports Village Outreach

Industry Exposure

The college regularly organizes workshops, seminars, and expert lectures on computing and emerging technologies. Students gain practical exposure through interaction with industry experts.

  • Computing Tool Workshops
  • Internship facilitation
  • Practical orientation sessions

Student Support

A dedicated Placement and Counseling Cell supports B.A. (CS) students through:

  • Career Guidance
  • Academic Mentoring
  • Bridge Classes
  • Remedial Support

Governance & Committees

The institution ensures a safe, inclusive, and disciplined environment through our active committees:

Anti-Ragging Committee
Internal Complaints Committee
Equity & Inclusion Cell
Grievance Redressal Committee
Student Welfare Committees

Alumni Engagement

Alumni contribute through interaction sessions and career guidance, supporting the academic and professional growth of current students.

Downloads

B.A. (CS) Syllabus (Sem I–VI) Download
Study Notes & Learning Resources Download

Career Opportunities

Computer Operator

IT Support

Web Assistant

Data Entry Roles

IT Services Exec.

Higher Education Options: M.A./M.Sc. (Computer Science/IT), MCA, MBA, and professional skill-oriented certifications.