Paper 1 BUSINESS LAWS

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1 Paper 1 BUSINESS LAWS UNIT I INDIAN CONTRACT ATC 1872 Offer, acceptance, Essentials of valid contract. Company Lawsformation of company, memorandum of association, articles of association, Prospectus, shares, debentures & other sources of finance, company meeting. Partnership act salient features, types of partners, duties and liabilities of partnership, dissolution of partnership. UNIT II CYBER LAW introduction, defining cyber law Legal Identity Bedizen Private International Law in Cyber Space. It Law History of Information technology act 2000 About IT Law, IT Act and s, Business Classification of Internet Business o deals, E-Business Classification of Internet Business models, E-business models, E-commerce and security, Online payment facilities. UNIT III : Electronic contract E Agreement and Web Surfing, Terms of Service Contracts, General Precaution, Cyber Contracts. Privacy Policy Protecting Privacy Policy for an E-Commerce site, Privacy Law and Problems, Personal Data Protection mark, Issue of Piracy. UNIT IV : Copyright & Trademark Law in Cyber Space Digital Content Rights, Copyright Infringements, Steps to protect the content on WWW, software patents, Domain Name System and Trademarks, Emergence of cyberspace Trademark law, Issue of Copyright Patent and Trade Mark in IT Act Age of Cyber Crime the Interface, Establishing the nature of offence, strategy to combat Cyber crime

2 Paper 2 AUDITING & INCOME TAX UNIT I : Auditing: nature of auditing, meaning & definition, objective, advantages, scope, and limitations. Types of Auditing Continuous Audit Annual, Periodical, Audit, Internal audit definition objectives advantages basic principle of internal audit, internal audit and auditor(check). Audit planning & documentation : commencement of new audit, Preparation for audit program, objectives, types of audit program, advantages & disadvantages of audit program, principles of auditing & audit Techniques, Routine checking and vouching Test checking vouching, need for vouching, procedure of vouching, vouching of cash Book, vouching of subsidiary Book, vouching of ledgers. UNIT II Feature of company Audit : Appointment of auditors, remuneration, removal, rights and duties of company auditors, audit committee, audit of items of financial statements. Audit Report & certificate : Distinction between reports and certificates contest of audit report, qualifications of auditors, audit reports of companies, special audit of Banking & insurance companies, nature and significance of cost audit, tax audit and management audit. UNIT - III Definition, concept of income Residential states (theory) Distinction between capital and Revenue receipts. Deduction under chapter VI A U/S 80 C, 80 CCC, 80 CCD, 80 D 80 DD 80 DDB, 80E, 80G, 80GG 80U. Income from salaries, computation of taxable income from salary. UNIT IV Income Exempt from tax Income from House property Income from other sources Pan and tax (Meaning)

3 SOFTWARE PRODUCT AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT UNIT -I PROJECT MANAGEMENT 1. The Management Spectrum, The people, the Product, the Process, The project. 2. Project Manager Role & Responsibilities 3. Project Estimation Introduction, Decomposition Techniques Software sizing, Problem Based E estimation LOC, Based, FP Based estimation 4. Project Scheduling Basic Concepts, project scheduling, Basic principles, the relationship between people & effort, Effort Distribution, Defining a Task network CPM / pert, Gantt Chart. UNIT II SOFTWARE TESTING STRATEGIES 1. A strategic approach to software testing Verification & Validation, Organizing for software testing. 2. Test strategies for conventional software unit Testing, Integration testing. 3. Test strategies for object-oriented software Unit testing, integration testing. 4. Validation testing test criteria, configuration review, alpha & beta testing. 5. System testing recovery security, stress & performance testing. 6. The art of Debugging the debugging process, psychological consideration, debugging strategies, correcting the errors. UNIT III RISK MANAGEMENT 1. Introduction 2. Software Risk 3. Risk identification assessing overall risk, risk components & drivers 4. Risk projection developing a risk table, assessing risk impact 5. Risk Refinement.

4 6. Risk Mitigation, Monitoring and Management 7. The RMMM Plan UNIT IV QUALITY MANAGEMENT 1. Quality concepts Quality, quality control, quality assurance, cost of quality. 2. Software quality assurance = Background issues, SQA activities. 3. Formal Technical Reviews The Review Meeting, review reporting & record keeping, review guideline 4. Statistical software quality assurance a generic example, six sigma for software engineering. 5. Software reliability measure of software reliability & 6. ISO 900 quality standard

5 PAPER 4 UNIT - I FRONT END DEVELOPMENT Introduction to Visual Basic, Event driven programming, Programming constructs variables, types of variables, Data types scope of variables, constants, system defined functions, operators (precedence and associatively), Creating User interface VB controls (label, text box, Command button, frame check box, option button, list box, combo box, timer, drive list box, directory list box file list box, horizontal and vertical scrollbars, image picture box, shape, line data, OLE container), Microsoft windows common controls (tab, strip, tool bar, status bar, progress bar, tree view, list view image list, slider, date picker, month view), adding controls to a form, adding controls at run time. UNIT II Working with procedure, Function and Modules (form, class, standard modules) Scope of procedures, calling procedures, calling functions, passing arguments. Control structures : If then, If then-else, select case, loops structure : do-while, while-wend, for next, for-each, with-end with. Arrays: Declaring an array types of array (fixed arrays, single-dimensional arrays, Multidimensional arrays, Dynamic arrays), control arrays. Menus: Creating menus, adding Menu Items, adding code for the menus, modifying menu at run time, creating pop-up menus. UNIT III DATABASE PROGRAMMING IN VISUAL BASIC Use of data control, creating database using visual data manager, validating data bound controls. Comparative study of Data assess Techniques: DAO, RDO, ADO, ODBC, Data access object: DAO architecture, database connectively through data access object. Type of records, setting properties and record editing & updating, searching records. UNIT IV Active X data object

6 ADO architecture, setting data source through active X data objects, use of ADO control connecting ADODC to bound controls. Use of different data bound controls. Use of different data bound controls, Editing, Updating & searching through ADO. Data Reports, Data Environment designer adding connection & commands data reports controls creating & printing reports. Error handling : types of errors, Debugging, tools for debugging, break mode, break points, watch window, immediate window. Handling runtime errors.

7 PAPER 5 DBMS AND ORACLE Unit I database environment data processing, Traditional and DBMS environment, Database system types of database centralize, distributed, Database management system, components of DBMS, DBMS elements, Database approach objectives, benefits, characteristics, advantages of DBMS, The three tire architecture, three level architecture, database administration Roses, functions and responsibilities of DBA. UNIT II The E-R model Data models, entities, attributes and relationship, Logical and physical database development life cycle. Integrity constrains. Transforming ERR diagram into relations, tree structure and hierarchical. Normalization, cods 12 rules, hierarchical database structure, network database structure, Relational database structure, RDBMS. UNIT III Introduction to ORACLE as RDBMS, History & standardization of SQL elements of SQL : Database objects, reserved words, keywords, variables, Data types, operators. Types of SQL : DDL, DML, DCL, create table, alter table, create view drop table, grant revoke, commit, delete, insert, lock table, rollback save point, update, select statement where clauses. Functions: Arithmetic & characters comparison, logical set like function, Group function, Data Functions. UNIT IV : PL/SQL : Introduction to PL/SQL, Variables, Initialization of variables, Dynamic data types, control loop statements, PL/SQL Cursor : Declare cursor, Fetch, Open cursor, Close cursor, Triggers : Concepts, trigger definition, trigger type, enabling, disabling & dropping triggers.

8 PAPER 6 PROJECT The project work constitutes a major component in most of the professional programmers and it is to be carried out with de care and executed with due care and executed with seriousness by the students. Type of project : As majorities of the students are expected to work out a project in some industry/research and development laboratories/educational institutions/software export companies, it is suggested that the project is to be chosen which should have some direct relevance in day today activities of the candidates in his/her institution. Students are encouraged to work in the area listed at the end. The list of applications area in which project must be financial/marketing database management system/ Relational dataset management system/e-commerce/internet manufacturing/web designing etc. Group project may be allowed (Not more than three students in a group) Project Proposal (synopsis): The project proposal should be prepared in consultation with the guide. The project guide must be a person having minimum qualification MCM. M.Sc. (computers)/ M.Sc. (Maths /Electronics /statistics /physics + post B.Sc. Dip. In comp Sc. & Appl )/ MCA with minimum 2 years Experience. The project proposal should clearly state the objectives and environment of the proposed project to be undertaken. It should have full details in the following form. 1. Title of the project 2. Objectives of the Project 3. Project Category (DBMs/ RDBMS / OOPS Web Designing / Internet etc). 4. Tools / Platform Languages to be used 5. A complete Structure of the program : Analysis I. Numbers of Modules II. III. Data Structure or tables Processes Logic

9 IV. Types of Report Generation 6. Scope of future Application Project Report Formulation : 1. Title Page 2. Certification Page 3. Declaration Page 4. Acknowledgment Page 5. Index or content page 6. Documentation. I. Introduction/Objective II. Preliminary system Analysis. Identification of need Preliminary investigation Feasibility study Need of new system Flaws in present system III. Project category IV. Software Requirement specification V. Detailed system analysis Data flow diagram Numbers of modules and Process Logic

10 Data Structure and Tables System chart or structure Chart Entity-Relationship Diagram VI. VII. VIII. IX. System design Source code Input screen & output screen Validation checks Implementation, Evaluation and Maintenance. Security Measures taken X. Reports XI. XII. Future scope of the project Bibliography.