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1 COURSE NAME: Advanced Diploma in Information Technology (ADIT) Course Duration: 216 hours Course Contents: Fundamentals of Programming (20 hrs) Algorithms Data Representation Boolean algebra Concepts of Flowcharting Creating Flowcharts Arrays Introduction to File Structure Operating system Concepts What is an OS? Processes Memory management File Systems General OS architecture Scheduling & Synchronization Virtual Memory and Paging Threading concepts Visual Basic Programming Introducing VB.NET Form object Introduction to data types in VB.NET The user interface and control names The Visual Basic code Modules and scopes VB.NET functions Class Libraries Interfaces & Abstract Classes Delegates and Events Intrinsic controls in VB.NET User interface design (MDI & SDI Models) Database Programming Using MS Access RDBMS Technologies Database Design Normalization Techniques ER Diagrams Queries Forms Reports and Labels Macros and Macro Groups Database Security Web Application Development Developing Web Applications using Front Page Interdev (20 Hrs) (60 hrs) (36 hrs) (32 hrs) 1

2 Project COURSE NAME: Diploma in Database Technologies (DDT) Duration: 72 hrs (48 hrs) Course Contents: Review of Database Concepts Client/Server Computing RDBMS Technologies Codd s Rules Data Models Normalization Techniques ER Diagrams Data Flow Diagrams Data Integrity Data Security Oracle Architecture Oracle 9i Architecture User Creation and Management SQL*Plus DDL, DML and DCL Tables, Indexes and Views Clusters, Sequences and Snapshots PL/SQL Introduction to PL/SQL Cursors Stored Procedures Triggers Packages Database Administration Database Creation and Administration Database Backup and Recovery Importing and exporting data Oracle Tuning 6 hrs 8 hrs 20 hrs 20 hrs 18 hrs 2

3 COURSE NAME: Diploma in IT Project Management (DPM) Course Duration: 144 hours Course Contents: Introduction to IT Project Management Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) Software Development Plan/Models (SDP) Waterfall Spiral Prototyping RAID Software Requirement Analysis (SRA) Software Standards SRS Document preparation (SRS). Vision Document. NW Architecture. Interface Design Description (IDD). Operational Concept Design (OCD). Dataflow Diagram and Entity Relationship Diagram Normalisation techniques Database Design Data dictionary I/O designing Team Building Team Selection Team Effort Tracking Team Training Data Capture Effort (DCE) Software Estimation Techniques Expert Judgment Work Breakdown Structure (WBS). Algorithmic Cost Model COCOMO Model Measurement of Software Productivity Measurement of Software Quality Function Point Analysis (FPA) System Engineering 3

4 Object Oriented Techniques Testing Tools Overview of Rational Unified Process (RUP) Rational Rose Project Management Tools Spreadsheet Solutions PERT Chart GANTT Chart CPM Analysis MS Project Overview Software Test Plan design (STP) Software Installation Plan design (SIP) Project Evaluation CMM Techniques ISO & CMM Standards Comparison Total Quality Management (TQM) along with Project Management Software Configuration Management Software Versioning Software Re-work Software Maintenance Introduction to Six Sigma Concepts 4

5 COURSE NAME: Diploma in Linux (DIL) Course Duration: 144 hours Course Contents: Overview of Linux Installation Introduction to Linux Architecture File Systems Using Linux (commands and utilities) Find SED AWK GREP / EGREP Configuring Networks DNS Ip Configuration Samba Configuration Printer Configuration Additional Devices Configuration NFS and NIS Shell programming Introduction to various shell Constructs Loops User Management Creating users Shadow file Password file Backup and Recovery Commands for Backup and recovery Backup and Recovery using devices Troubleshooting PsAccounting Security LILO / GRUB security NFS and NIS Security Samba Security Perl scripting Introduction to Perl Language, Constructs Loops, Conditions 8 hrs 24 hrs 30 hrs 20 hrs 12 hrs 10 hrs 10 hrs 10 hrs 20 hrs 5

6 COURSE NAME: Advanced Certificate for C ++ Programming Duration: 96 Hours Computer Fundamentals & Basics of OOP (12 Hours) Computer Fundamental: Uses of Computer, Hardware, Accessories, Interfaces and their functions, Computer hardware connectivity Primary and Secondary storage Input-output devices Software, types of software, Operating Systems. Software used in Academic departments and other area. Computer language, Different types of Programming Languages. Operating System (Introduction, The Need of Operating System, Functions of Operating System User Interface) Introduction to Computer Languages Generation of Computer Languages Low level, Assembly and High level Languages Different types of High level languages Computer Program Difference between Procedural Language and OO Language OOPS Concept and it advantages. Programming in C++ (36 Hours) OOPS Concept and it advantages. C++ Fundamentals Operators and Expressions Data Input and Output Control statement Classes and Objects Functions Arrays Pointers Structures and Unions File handling Data Structures with C++ (24 Hours) Introduction to data structures Different types of data structures (Linear and Non linear data structures) Arrays Stacks Queues Double ended Queue Circular Queue Linked Lists (Single, Double, Circular) 6

7 Trees, Threaded Trees, AVL Tree Graphs Sorting (bubble, Quick, Heap, Merge) Hashing Merging Advanced Topics in C++ (24 Hours) Advanced Polymorphism and Inheritance Orthodox Canonical Form Public, Private and Protected Inheritance Composition vs. Inheritance Templates vs. Inheritance Interface Encapsulation Exception Handling C++ Exception Mechanism Exceptions Compared to Other Error Handling Techniques Throw, try and catch Exception Context and Stack Unwinding Uncaught Exceptions Automatic Cleanup in Exception Handling Runtime Type Information Runtime Type Information (RTTI) Mechanism type_info Class and typeid Operator Type Safe Pointer Conversion New C++ Cast Syntax The Standard Template Library Introduction Purpose and structure of the STL: containers, algorithms, and iterators Review: class and function templates Generic Algorithms Review: generic algorithms and helper templates Interaction between algorithms and iterators Generic algorithm goals, documentation, and design Containers Properties, insertion and deletion effects, specific functionality Vectors, Lists, Maps Inheritance Hierarchies and Multiple Inheritance Smalltalk Style Class Hierarchies Collection Classes in Object-Based Hierarchies Independent Class Hierarchies in C++ Multiple Inheritance Resolving Ambiguities Duplicate Subobjects Virtual Base Classes RTTI in Multiple Inheritance 7

8 Applications of C++ Concepts Object Validation Smart Pointers Reference Counting Generic Smart Pointers COURSE NAME: Diploma in JAVA Programming Duration: 96 Hours Course Modules: Computer Fundamentals & Basics of OOP (12 Hours) Computer Fundamental: Uses of Computer, Hardware, Accessories, Interfaces and their functions, Computer hardware connectivity Primary and Secondary storage Input-output devices Software, types of software, Operating Systems. Software used in Academic departments and other area. Computer language, Different types of Programming Languages. Operating System (Introduction, The Need of Operating System, Functions of Operating System User Interface) Introduction to Computer Languages Generation of Computer Languages Low level, Assembly and High level Languages Different types of High level languages Computer Program Difference between Procedural Language and OO Language OOPS Concept and it advantages. Programming constructs Functions Access Specifiers Classes and Objects Overloading Inheritance Polymorphism Programming in Core Java (36 Hours) Introduction to Java Programming Data Types, Operators and Language Constructs Classes and Objects, Inner Classes and Inheritance Interface and Package Exceptions Threads Java.lang Java.util 8

9 Java.awt Java.io Java.applet Java.swing HTML, JavaScript, XML (12 Hours) Web Programming Concepts Architecture of the Web HTML Programming DHTML JavaScript The Purpose and Nature of XML XML Syntax and Structure Rules XML Document Type Declaration XML and Data Binding XML Linking Mechanisms XML Style Language Converting HTML Documents into XML Documents XML Parsers Java and XML Introduction to SAX Advanced Java (36 Hours) Java.sql JDBC. Java n/w programming Remote Method Invocation. Servlet and jsp programming EJB 9

10 Courses Name: Diploma in Ms.Net Programming Duration: 96 Hours Course Modules: Computer Fundamentals & Basics of OOP (12 Hours) Computer Fundamental: Uses of Computer, Hardware, Accessories, Interfaces and their functions, Computer hardware connectivity Primary and Secondary storage Input-output devices Software, types of software, Operating Systems. Software used in Academic departments and other area. Computer language, Different types of Programming Languages. Operating System (Introduction, The Need of Operating System, Functions of Operating System User Interface) Introduction to Computer Languages Generation of Computer Languages Low level, Assembly and High level Languages Different types of High level languages Computer Program Difference between Procedural Language and OO Language OOPS Concept and it advantages. Programming in C# (36 Hours) C# Basics Boxing & Unboxing value types Error Handling (Exceptions Handling) Enumerations Structs Classes Inheritance & Polymorphism Interfaces & Abstract Classes Collections Multithreading Programming File Handling Win Forms Database Connectivity HTML, JavaScript, XML (12 Hours) Web Programming Concepts Architecture of the Web HTML Programming DHTML JavaScript The Purpose and Nature of XML XML Syntax and Structure Rules XML Document Type Declaration XML and Data Binding XML Linking Mechanisms XML Style Language Converting HTML Documents into XML Documents XML Parsers Java and XML Introduction to SAX 10

11 ASP.Net (36 Hours) ASP.NET WebForms ASP.NET Server Controls Server Control Events Validation Controls User Controls in ASP.NET Working with Master-Detail relationship ASP.NET State Management ASP.NET Caching Services ASP.NET Configuration ASP.NET Web Application Security Transaction Management Building.NET components ADO.Net 11

12 Course Name: Advanced Certificate Course in OOAD using UML Duration: 72 hrs UML Diagrams What is the UML? Use case diagram UML Interaction Diagrams UML Class Diagrams Sequence Diagrams Model Diagrams Design Patterns What is Design Patterns Type of Design Patterns Applying GRASP to Object Design Applying GoF Design Patterns Case Study 12

13 COURSE NAME: Diploma in Information Technology (DIT) Course Duration: 180 hours Course Contents Computer Fundamentals (20 hrs) Introduction to Windows XP/ Vista Commonly used commands and processes in Windows Introduction to Computers Types of Computers Introduction to Input Output Devices Introduction to Storage Devices Hardware and Software Introduction to Networks Selecting Components and Preparing a PC What is CPU What is motherboard Different Devices Different types of drives Video Card Memory Office Automation Tools Introduction MS Word 2003 MS Excel 2003 MS Power point 2003 Database Concepts and MS Access Introduction to Databases Introduction to Database Management System Normalisation Database Design Queries and Forms Reports and Labels Macros and Macro Groups Database Security (32 Hrs) (60 hrs) (14 hrs) Communication Using PC (18 hrs) Introduction to Internet Introduction to WWW Dial up and Direct Access Using Internet Services Using the Internet in business/education (search engines, e-learning, e-commerce) Using the Internet for communication ( , chat, internet telephony) Concept of Chat Web based Applications and utilities Overview of Networking (36 hrs) Characteristics of Computer Network 13

14 Data Transmission Modes: Simplex, Half-Duplex, Full-Duplex Introduction to Transmission Media:Twisted cable, Coaxial cable, Microwave cable Optical Fibers, Satellite Communication Introduction to Network Topologies: Star, Ring, Bus, Hybrid Introduction to LAN and WAN Introduction to OSI Model Introduction to Networking Hardware: NIC, cables, Hub etc Introduction to Windows 2003 Networking Features Sharing Recourses like Printers, Storage devices, etc 14

15 Course Name: Advanced Certificate course in Window XP Duration: 56 hrs Start, Shutdown and Restart Desktop, Icons, Recycle Bin, My Computer, My Documents Minimizing, Maximizing, Resizing and Closing Windows Files and folders, directory tree, drives Coping / moving files between folders and drives Renaming, Deleting files and folders Searching, Finding files and folders Launching an application and closing an application Taskbar Setting up / changing date and time Course Name: Advanced Certificate Course in MS SQL Server Duration: 72 hrs Introduction of SQL Server 2005 for Administrators SQL Server 2005 Overview Create an HTTP Endpoint, How to Installing a 2nd Instance of SQL Adding or Removing Components Uninstalling SQL Server 2005 New SQL Server 2005 Admin Tools, SQL Server Management Studio Demo - Management Studio, SQL Configuration Manager The sqlcmd Utility New SQL Server Monitoring Features, SQL Profiler Enhancements, DDL Trigger Overview, Creating DDL Triggers Using DDL Trigger EventData,Creating a DDL Trigger, Managing DDL Triggers How to create an Event Notification Tuning SQL Server 2005 Databases New Index Features, Managing Indexes, Managing Index Fragmentation Security in SQL Server 2005, SQL 2005 Security Enhancements, SQL 2005 Security Architecture ANSI Schemas in SQL Server 2005 Managing SQL Server 2005 Logins, Managing SQL Server Users and Roles Managing SQL Server 2005 Permissions, Managing Execution Context, Permissions, Execution Context 15

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