Syllabus of B.Sc.

(Computer Science) - Third Year

B.Sc. (CS).S5.1
Computer System Security
80 Marks

1. Security polices, Standrds & Guideline 6Hrs.

Different Types of polices standards & guidelines
Common Elements
Policy Standrds & Guide development
Policy Creation
Regulatory Considerations

2. Security Attacks, Services & Mechanisms 6Hrs.

Attacks Services & Mechanisms
Security Attacks
Security Services
A model for internet work security

3. Conventional Encryption 5Hrs.

Conventional Encryption Techniques
Steganography
Classical Encryption techniques

4. Intruders, Viruses & Worms 5Hrs.

Intruders
Viruses & Related Threats

5. Firewalls 7Hrs.
Firewalls Design Principles
Trusted Systems

References Books
1. Security Architecture Design, Deployment & Operations by Cistopher M king, Curtis E.
Dalton, T.Ertem Osmanoglu
2. Cryptography & Network Security Principles & Practice (Second Edition)
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B.Sc. (CS).S5.2
RDBMS Through Oracle 8i
80 Marks

1. Introduction and Basic Concepts 7 Hrs.

Structure of DBMS
Advantages & Disadvantages
Relational and their schemes integrity rules
Relational algebra: Basic operations additional operations, relational algebraic operations.
Relational Calculus: Tuple Calculus domain calculus
Physical Implementation Issues

2. Object Oriented Database 8 Hrs.

The Basic Parts of Speech in SQL
The basic Objects –Relational Database

3. SQL and SQL * Plus` 7 Hrs.

Basic SQL PLUS Reports ands Commands
Building a simple report
Checking the SQLPLUS Environment
Getting Text information
Data Types
How to cut and paste String
Group Value function
Dates
Conversion and transformation function
Advances sub queries, other joins

4. Some Complex possibilities 6 Hrs.

Creating a complex view
Using sub queries within form clause
Using ROLLUP, GROUPING, And CUBE
Advances use of function and variables
DECODE:Amzing power in a singe word
Creating, Dropping and Altering tables Views
5. Security and Management Using SQL 6 Hrs.
Users roles and Privileges
What user can grant

6. PL/SQL 7 Hrs.
An Introduction to PL/SQL
PL/SQL Overview
Declaration section
Executable Commands section
Condition logic
Loops
Exception Handlings
Triggers
Required System Privileges
Required Table Privileges
Types of triggers
Triggers Syntax
Enabling and Disabling Triggers
Replacing and Dropping Triggers

Reference Books:
1. Bipin Desai “An introduction to Daabase system”, Golgotia publication NEW Delhi
2. Abraham S.Henry Korth S.Sudarshan “Database system Concepts” TMH
3. Kevin Lonely and George Koch “Oracle 8i the complete reference” TMH
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B.Sc. (CS).S5.3
Programming in Visual C++
80 Marks

1. Introduction 7Hrs.
Introdution to messages, windows programming model, Benefit of C++ and MFC, MFC
design Architecture, MFC class Hirachy, the window object, message map

2. Drawing in Window 7Hrs.

MFC device context classes, GDI pens and Cpen class GDI brushes and CBrush class,
CIcon class, Defining Pens and classes, Application Icons, CCursor class, Adding Scrollbars
to Window, Setting Scrollbars Range Position size, Processing Scrollbar messages, Scrolling
the contents of window, The ScrollView class, CFont class, Creating Fonts, Bitmap class,
File input and output operations and C File class.

3. Mouse 5Hrs.
Clent area Mouse messages, Creating Tic Tac application, Non clent area mouse messages,
Capturing the mouse, Action, Cursor.

4. KeyBoard 5Hrs.
Getting input from the keyboard, keystroke messages, Adding a keyboard interface, The
Caret, Handling caret.

5. Menus 7Hrs.
Creating Menu, Displaying Menu, Responding to Menu commands Defining commands,
Keyboard Accelerator, Creating a modifying menus, Owener Drawn menus, Cascading menus

6. Controls 6Hrs.
MFC control class, C Buttion, C List Box, C Static, Font view application, C Edit, C
ComboBox, Adding Keyboard interface, Bitmap Buttons, Changing a controls colors.

7. Introduction to App Wizard 7Hrs.

Single Document, Multiple Document, Dialog Based Applications, Performing Input and
output operations for dialog based applications.

References Books
1. Programming Windows with MFC - Jeff Prosis, Microsoft Press.
2. Programming Windows with MFC - Charles Petzold, Microsoft Press.
3. Windows Programming in VC++ - Yashwant Kanetkar.
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B.Sc. (CS).S5.4
TCP/IP
80 Marks

1. Introduction and overview 7Hrs

The motivation for Internetworking.
The TCP/IP Internet.
Internet services.
History and scope of the Internet.
The Internet Architecture Board.
The Internet Society.

2. Reviews of Underlying Network Technologies 8Hrs

Introduction.
Two Approaches to Network communication, WAN, LAN.
Ethernet Technology.
Fiber Distributed Data Interconnection(FDDI).

3. Internetworking Concepts and Architectural Model 9Hrs

Introduction.
Application level Interconnection, properties of the Internet.
Network level Interconnection.
Internet Architecture.

4. Internet Addresses 8Hrs

Introduction.
Universal Identifiers.
Three Primary classes of IP- addresses.
Network and Broadcast addresses.
Addresses specify Network connection.

5. Internet Protocol: Connectionless Data gram Delivery. 9Hrs

Introduction.
A Virtual Network.
Internet Architecture and Philosophy.
The concept of Unreliable Delivery.
Connectionless Delivery system.
 The purpose of the Internet Protocol.
The Internet Datagram.

6. Reliable Stream Transport Service (TCP) 8Hrs

Introduction, the Need for Stream delivery.
Properties of the reliable delivery service, providing reliability.
The Idea behind Sliding Window.
The Transmission Control Protocol.
Connections and Endpoints.

7. TCP/IP over ATM Networks. 6Hrs.

Introduction.
ATM Hardware.
Large ATM Networks.

Books Recommended:

Internetworking with TCPIIP, PriDc, T, les, Protocols & Architecture by- Dougias E. Comer (PHI)
(Vol,-3 Ed.)
Internetworking with TCPIIP, Principles, and Protocols & Architecture by- Dougles E. Comer (Vol-
14th Ed.) (LPE) (Pearson Education)
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B.Sc. (CS).S5.5
Digital Image Processing
80 Marks

1. Introduction 6 Hrs.
Elelements of Digital Image Processing Systems
Elements of Visual Perception
Brightness, Adaption and Discrimnation
Color Representation
Statastical background

2. Fundamentals of Image Processing 6 Hrs.

Digital image Representation
Reading, Displaying, Writing Images
Data Classes, Image Types
Coverting Between data classes and Image Types
Introduction to M Function Programming

3. Intencity Transformation and Spatial Filtering 8 Hrs.

Background
Intencity Transformation Function
Histogram Processing and Function Plotting
Spatila Filtering

4. Frequency Domain Procesing 7 Hrs.

2-D Discrete Fourier Transform
Computing and Visualziing the 2D DFT in Matlab
Filtering in the frequency domain

5. Image Restoration 7 Hrs.

A model of the image Degradation / restoration process
Noise Models
Geometric Transformation and Image registration

6. Introduction to Matlab 6 Hrs.

Advantages and Disadvantages of Matlab
Matlab Environment, Using Matlab scratch pad
Variable and arrays
 Multidimentional Arrays
Scalar and array operation

Reference Books :
1. Digital Image Processing and Algorithmic Approach By Madhri A Joshi (PHI)

2. Gigital Image Processing Using Matlab By Rafael C Gonzalez, Richard E Woods,

Steven L Eddins

3. Fundamentals of Digital Image Processing By Anil Jain (Pearson)

4. Matlab Programming for Engineers(IE) By Stephen J Chapman (Thomson)

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B.Sc. (CS).S6.6
Multimedia Systems
80 Marks

1. Inroduction 6Hrs.
CDROM and Multimedia Highway
Applications of Multimedia
Stages of Multimedia Project

2. Macintosh and Windows Productions Platforms 7Hrs.

Macintosh Platform
Windows Platform
Connections- SCSI and IDE
Memory and Storage devices
Input and Output Devices

3. Basic Software Tools 8Hrs.

Text editing and word Processing tools
Painting and drawing tools
Image Editing Tools
Sound Editing Tools

4. Text 6Hrs.
Fonts and faces : Cases , Serif versus sanserif
Using text in multimedia
Computers and text
Font Editing and designing tools
Hypermedia nad Hypertext

5. Sound and Images 7Hrs.

MIDI Versus Digital Audio
Digital audio
Audio file formats
Making Still Images : BITMAPS , Vector Drawing
Colors
Image file formats
6. Animation and Video 8Hrs.
Principal of Animation
Making animation that work : Rolling Ball ,Bouncing ball
Using Video
Broadcast Video Standards
Recording Formats

References Books
1. Multimedia : Making it work (5th Editions) By Tay Vaughan (Tataamc)
2. Multimedia : Computing Communications and Applications By Ralf Steinmetz ,
Klara Nahrstedt
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B.Sc. (CS).S6.7
Oracle Data Base Administration
80 Marks

1. Basic of the Oracle DBA 7Hrs.

The Oracle Architecture
Starting & Stopping the Oracle Instance
Creating an Oracle DataBase

2. Managing the Physical Database Structure 7Hrs.

Accessing & Updating data
Managing the Transaction Concurrency
Managing the database Structure
Managing the storage Allocation

3. Managing the Database Objects 6Hrs.

Managing Rollback Segments
Managing Tables & Indexes
Managing Clusters
Managing Data Integrity Constraints

4. Managing Database Usage 6Hrs.

Managing Users
Managing Resource Usage
Managing Database Access & Roles
Auditing the Database

5. Using SQL*Loader 7Hrs.

Introduction to SQL*Loader
SQL* Loader Operating
SQL* Loader Operation
SQL* Loader Data Load Paths

6. Overview of backup & Recovery 6Hrs.

Backup & recovery Motives
Backup Method
7. Introduction to Database Tuning 5Hrs.
Tuning Overview
Diagnosing Problems

8. Oracle 8 : Partitioning Tables & Indexes 5Hrs.

Overview of Partitioning
Implementing Partitioned Indexes
Modifying Partitioned Database Objects
Using Oracle Utilities & Partitioned Objects

References Books
1. Oracle Certification Proffessional,
DBA Certification Exam Guide
By Jason S. Couchman (TATA McGraw Hill Edition.)
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B.Sc. (CS).S6.8
Linux Operating System
80 Marks

1. Introduction to Fedora 6 Hrs.

Features of Fedora
Hardware Requirements
Fedora Installation.

2. First Steps with Fedora: 7 Hrs.

Working with the Linux File System;
Logging In to and Working with Linux;
Changing User Information;
Reading Documentation;
Using the Shell;
Using the Text Editors;
Working with Permissions.

3. Linux Commands and Utilities 8 Hrs.

Add User, alias, at, banner, batch, bind, cat, cd, chmod, chown, chroot, cp, cpio, dc, dd, df,
dir, du,dump, ex, fax, fc, find, finger, grep, zip, unzip, gzip, halt, hostname, isconfig, kill,
locate, login, logout, look, lpc, lpd, lpr, lprm, ls,mail, man, mcopy, mdel, mdir, mformat,
mkdir, mlevel, more, mount, mt, mv, netcft, netstat, passwd, ping, , ps, pwd, quota, quotaoff,
rm , rmdir, set, shutdown, sort, stat, su,tar,tree, umount, unzip, vdir, vi, view, wc, who, whoami,
xload, xset, zip,

4. System Administration 7 Hrs.

Peroforming system maintenance
Communication commands - write, wall, talk, mesg,
prelogin message, managing software with rpm : installing, uninstalling, upgrading
managing users and groups with linux conf and control panel : adding users , changing user
passwords and removing users

5. Backup and Restore 6Hrs.

Backup stratergies and operations
Restroing files
6. Network Connectivity: 8 Hrs.
Using Network Configuration Tools;
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol;
Using the Network File System;
Putting Samba to Work;
Introduction to DNS and Apache Web Server.

Reference Books:
1. Red Hat Linux and Fedora Unleashed – By Bill Ball and Hoyt Duff.
2. Linux. The Complete Reference.

Practical Work:
1. Introduction to Fedora Core;
2. Fedora Installation;
3. Simple Linux Commands:
alias, at, banner, cat, cd, chmod, chown, chroot, cp, dd, grep, gzip, gunzip, kill, ln, ls, mail,
man, mcopy, mdel, mdir, more, ps, pwd, rm, rmdir, shutdown, sort, su, tar, unzip, vi, wc,
who, whoami, zip.
4. Communication Commands:
write, wall, talk, mesg, motd.
5. Administration Commands:
adduser, cpio, fdformat, halt, hostname, ifconfig, login, logout, lpc, lpd, lprm, mount, mv,
passwd, ping, quota, route, umount.
6. Network Installation:
i) DHCP Configuration;
ii) Network File System;
iii) Putting Samba to Work;
7. Shell Scripting;
8. Any ten Shell Programs.
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B.Sc. (CS).S6.9 (Elective)

Active Server Pages
80 Marks

1. Web Publishing 5 Hrs

Basic HTML Concepts
HTML: Structured Language
Web Browser
WWW
Web Server
The Phases of web site development
Implementation, Maintenance, Testing

2. HTML Documents 10 Hrs

Structure of HTML Documents
Html, Head, Title, Body Tags
The Markup Tags
Heading Styles
Formatting Text
List Styles
Line Breaks
Paragraphs, Div
Including Images in the documents
Introduction to Hyper linking
The Anchor Tag
Anchor tags and Images
Formatting Table
Table, Table Rows, Table Data Tags
Table Header and Footer tags
Frames
The Form Tag
Action and Method attributes
Controls : Text Fields, Check Boxes,
Option Buttons, Submit Buttons, List Boxes,
Password Fields

3. Getting Started with ASP 4 Hrs

What is Dynamic Web Page?
Using Dynamic Web Page.
Installing and Configuring IIS 5.0
The Microsoft Management Console (MMC)
Testing Web Server
4. Client Side Scripting and Server Side Scripting 3 Hrs
How do web server works
Client side Scripting
Writing Client Side Scripts
A Client Side Script Using VB Script
A Client Side Script Using Java Script
Advantage and Disadvantage of Client Side Scripting
Server Side Script
Writing Server Side Scripts

5. Basic ASP Techniques 2 Hrs

Getting Information from the User
Using the Information obtained from the User
A Simple Example

6. Variables 3 Hrs
Creating Variable
Data types in VBScript
Declaring Variable
Option Explicit
Arithmetic and Comparison Operator
Constants & String Manipulation
Arrays

7. ASP Control Structure 3 Hrs

Branching Structure
If…Then
Select Case
Looping Structure
For…Next, For Each Next
Do While
Do Loop While
Jumping Statement
Procedures
Functions

8. The Request and Response Objects 5 Hrs

Sending Information to the Server
Sending Information back to the Client
Write Method
The Request Object Collection :
QueryStrings, Forms, Server Variable, Client Certificate
The Response Object
Controlling Information
 Content Expiration
Redirection
Server.Execute and Server.Transfer

9. Application, Session and Cookies 4 Hrs

Using Cookies
Making and Deleting Cookies
The Application Objects
Application Variable
Application Object Collection
Application Object Methods
The Session Object
Session Object Collection
Session Object Properties
Session Object Methods

10. ASP and Data Store Access 6 Hrs

Universal Data Access
ODBC, OLE-DB, ADO
Getting Data
Microsoft Access (.mdb) files
Microsoft SQL Server / MSDE (.mdf) files
What is Connection
Connection String
Data Link File
Data Source Names
Connection Object
Opening a Connection
Closing a Connection
Using Recordsets
The Recordset Object
Creating a Recordset using explicit Connection Object
ADO Constants
Active Connection
Using Recordset Object
BOF and EOF Properties
Moving through Records
Finding Record

Reference Books
1. Beginning ASP 3.0 by David Buser, John Kauffman, (Wrox)
2. Mastering Active Server pages 3 By A Russell Jones (BPB)
3. WEB PUBLISHING BY MONICA D’ SOUZA & JUDE D’ SOUZA
4. COMPLETE REFRENCE - HTML - TOWELL
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B.Sc. (CS).S6.9 (Elective)

Neural Networks
80 Marks

1. Introduction to Neural Network 10Hrs.

Biological artifical neurons
Perception classification and linear separability
Hopfield networks overviews of neural network
Neural network architecture
Multilayered feed forward and recurrent networks
Learning supervised unsupervised and reinforcement generalized delta rule

2. Multi Layered Network 10Hrs.

Back Propagation Networks
BP training algorithms and derivation for adaptiation of weight
Variation in back propagation and alternative cost functions
Improvement in BP networks
Radial basic function (RBR) Network
Application and BP and RBF network

3. Recurrent Network and unsupervised learning 10Hrs.

Counter back propagation network
Bolzaman machine
Unsupervised learning methods
Hebbian learning
Kohonen’s self organizing feature maps
Adaptive resonance theory

4. Associative memeories 8Hrs.

Matrix associative memories
Auto associative memories
Metro associative memories
Bidirectional associative memories
Applications of associative memories
5. Application 12Hrs.
Application in pattern recognition image processing computer vision
Application in controls neuro controller
Application in expert system and decision making system
Application in real world computing

References Books
1. Neural network and fuzzy system a dynamical system
by B. Koska - PHI

2. Neural network in computer intelligence McGraw Hill.

3. Introduction to theory of Neural Competition

by John hertz Andrers Krogh and Richard Addision Wesley Pub.
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B.Sc. (CS).S6.9 (Elective)

Artificial Intelligence
80 Marks

1. What is Artificial Intelligence 6Hrs.

The AI Problem
The underlying Assumption
What is an AI Techniques
The level of the Model

2. Problems Problem Spaces & Search 7Hrs.

Defining the Problem as a State space Search
Production system
Problem characteristics
Issues in the Design of Search

3. Heuristic Search Techniques 7Hrs.

Generate-and-Test
Hill Climbing
Best-First Search
Constraint Satisfaction
Means-Ends Analysis

4. Knowledge Representation Issues 6Hrs.

Representation & Moppings
Approaches to Knowledge
Issues in knowledge Representation
The Frame problem

5. Using Predicate logic 7Hrs.

Representing Simple Facts in Logic
Representing instance and Isa Relationship
Computable Functions & Predicates
Resolution
Natural Deducation
6. Learning 6Hrs.
What is Learning
Rote Learning
Learning by Taking Advice
Learning by Problem Solving

References Books
1. Artificial Intelligence by Elaine Rich & Kevin Knight (Second Edition)

2. Artificial Intelligence by Addison - Wesley

3. Principles of Artificial Intelligence by Morgn Kaufmann.

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B.Sc. (CS).S6.9 (Elective)

Real Time Systems
80 Marks

1. Introduction 10Hrs.
Issues of real time Computing
Structures of Real Time Systems
Estimation Programs Run Time
Introduction to Hardware Components of RTS (Microcontroller, Sensor, Actuator,
Interrupts)

2. Task Assignments and Schedulling 10Hrs.

Premitive Schedulling
Non Premitive Schedulling
Classical Uni Processor Schedulling algorithms
Rate Monotonic Schedulling Algorithm
Premitive Earliest Deadline First (EDP) Algorithm
Using Primary and Alternative Tasks

3. Programming Languages for RTs 12Hrs.

Desired Languages Characteristics
Data Typing
Hierchical Decomposition
Exception Handling
Overloading
Multitasking
Low Level Programming

4. Real Time Communications 10Hrs.

Network Topologies
Network Architecture Issues
Protocol (Contention Based Protocol, Token Protocols, Stop and go, Multihop Protocol,
The Polled Bus Protocol )

5. Real Time Database 8Hrs.

Real Time Vs Relative Database
Main Memory Database
Transaction Priorities

References Books
1. Real Time Systems : C.M. Krishna and Kang G. Shim McGraw Hill
International Edition, Computer Science Series, 1997
2. Software Design For Real Time System : J.E. Cooling, Chapman and Hall Pub
3. Real Time Systems By Jane W.S. Liu (LPE) Pearson Education Asia