Bca / Mca “Rajasthan university” / “Rajasthan Technical University”

Syllabus of SODECA[Anandam] for MCA course from the academic session 2020-21 

Guidelines for SODECA [Anandam] in 2 Year MCA Program 

Maximum Marks 100; Credits: 08 

The following activities are categorized as SODECA [Anandam]: 

Part I: Discipline (25 marks) 

Minimum 25 marks shall be awarded unless is involved in indiscipline. 

The marks shall be deducted from this component for those who shall involve themselves in indiscipline/ undesirable activities/ Detained from departments or in case of penalty of marks imposed by Chief Proctor/ Standing Disciplinary Committee (SDC), such deduction should be preferably approved by Head of the Institution/Principal/Director and subject to a maximum of 25 marks. 

Part II: Extra Curricular Activities (75 marks) 

1. Games and Sports / Field Based Activities: 

Sports Activities or any other field related activity. 

1. Cultural/ Literary Activities/ Social Outreach / Personality Development Based Activities: 

Activities under the banner of ESF, Celebration of recognized National Days/ Birth Anniversary of great personalities, Hostel Day/ Annual Day/ Fresher’s Day or any other related activity. Contribution towards social up-gradation based activities, Activities by social organization like, Art of Living, Yoga etc., Blood donation, Awareness programs, personality development programs, activities under different clubs (if not covered under above heads) like, photography etc., NGO activities, Plantation/ cleanliness activities etc. 

1. Academic/Technical/ Professional Development Activities: 

Attending workshops, seminars, FDPs for reasonable duration/numbers. Attending/ paper presentation in conferences. 

1. Research Contribution to Social Applications: 

Student is desired to perform his research applications to social problems. 

1. Anandam Program Activities: 

The students are expected to perform the following activates: 

• Do at least one act of individual service each day 

• Record this act of service in a dedicated Register/Personal Diary (PD) 

• Participate in a sharing and presentation on the group service in the discussion session held once a month 

Awarding Marks: 

Effective contribution and active participation may be judged for awarding the marks. Additionally, following levels may be defined in Category A, B, C, D & E: 

Level-1: (i) Active Participation in activities at College/City Level 

1. Do at least one act of individual service each day in Category E Level-2: (i). Active participation in multiple activities at Level-1 

(ii). Participation at State level 

1. Getting award/ recognition at District/State Level 

1. Record this act of service in a dedicated Register/Personal Diary in Category E 

1. Providing technical solutions for the social problems at Institute level Level-3: (i). Active participation in multiple activities at Level-2 

(ii). Participation at National level 

1. Getting award/ recognition at National Level 

1. Participate in a sharing and presentation on the group service in the discussion session held once a month in Category E 

1. Providing technical solutions for the social problems at State level Level-4: (i). Active participation in multiple activities at Level-3 

(ii). Participation at International level 

1. Getting award/ recognition at International Level 

1. Providing technical solutions for the social problems at National level. 

CREDIT TEMPLATES 

The guidelines for new Scheme for Postgraduate Programme 

MCA (Master of Computer Applications) 

1. Rajasthan Technical University, Kota has implemented the AICTE Model 

Curriculum for Postgraduate Degree Course in Computer Applications: 

1. For students admitted in Session 2020-21 and onwards. 

1. The CGPA system shall be implemented for students admitted in session 

2020-21 and onwards. 

2 Definition of Credit: 

Table: 2.1 

1. Total 83 credits will be required to be earned by a student to be eligible to get Postgraduate Degree in Computer Applications (MCA). 

1. The structure of the degree will be as follows: 

Table: 2.2 

1. Semester wise credit system: 

Table:3.1 

SODECA (Anandam): Social Outreach, Discipline & Extra Curriculum Activities 

1. Mandatory Trainings: 

Table: 4.1 

NOTE:-Dates of trainings shall be notified in University Academic calendar. 

1. Distribution of Number of Theory and Practical Courses in each semester. 

I to III Semesters: 

Table: 5.1 

IV Semester: 

Table: 5.2 

Bridge Course 

1. Bridge Course [For students other than BCA / B.Sc. (CS/IT)] 

It will be an audit course for Non Computer Graduates. No Marks will be added. But Student has to pass this Course; in order have basic knowledge of Computer Science. 

1. Guidelines for Evaluation of Bridge Course 

As per norms of AICTE APH 2020-21, students except BCA / B.Sc. (CS/IT) have to qualify a Bridge Course as per University norms. 

1. Bridge course shall be an Audit Course whose award shall not be considered for overall MCA Course credit and percentage. However, the grades will be reflected in the mark sheet of the student. 

1. Institutes/Colleges have to arrange classes as per RTU syllabus at their own level. 

1. The examination for the bridge course will be conducted by University before the End term Examination (Both Odd and Even Semester) on the dates prescribed by the University. 

1. Preferably the result of the bridge course should be declared before the End Term Examination. 

1. The students have to clear the Bridge Course before the End Term Examination of third semester. 

1. For a Pass, candidate must obtain at least grade E for each theory and practical. 

1. Theory Question Paper pattern for Bridge Course Exam Maximum Marks =100 

1. Part-A will contain 10 questions, covering full syllabus of 2 marks each .Word limit for answer is 25 words. 

1. Part-B will contain 5 questions (1from each unit) of 4 marks each. Word limit is 100 words. 

1. Part-C will contain 3 out of 5 questions of 20 marks each .Questions will be based on Design/ Problem Solving skills. 

1. Practical Question Paper pattern for Bridge Course Exam Maximum Marks =100 

1. Practical question paper will contain 4 practical questions of 15 marks each. 

1. Practical Record will be of 20 marks. 

1. Viva voce will be of 20 marks. 

YEAR-I 

Bridge Course 

L= Lecture, P = Practical, ETE = End Term Exam 

1. I-Semester (First Year) 

L= Lecture, P = Practical, IA = Internal Assessment, ETE = End Term Exam 

L= Lecture, P = Practical, IA = Internal Assessment, ETE = End Term Exam 

YEAR-II 

1. III-Semester (Second Year) 

L= Lecture, P = Practical, IA = Internal Assessment, ETE = End Term Exam 

Elective -1: 

1. Data Mining and Warehousing 

1. Big Data Technologies 

1. Soft Computing