JSS MAHAVIDHYAPEETA
JSS COLLEGE OF ARTS, COMMERCE & SCIENCE
(Re-accredited by NAAC with 'B++' Grade (III Cycle), Affiliated to University of Mysore)
NANJANGUD-571301

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“Commitment to develop graduates with the strong academic and technical backgrounds needed to achieve distinction in the discipline “
“To provide students with the expertise to become leaders and innovators in information technology and to produce graduates who will be successful professionals making positive contributions to society”
Semester |
Core |
Electives |
Skill Enhancement |
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DSC |
DSE |
SEC |
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Course |
Credits |
Course |
Credits |
Course |
Credits |
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I |
DSC-3A |
6 |
– |
– |
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II |
DSC-3B |
6 |
– |
– |
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III |
DSC-3C |
6 |
– |
– |
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IV |
DSC-3D |
6 |
– |
– |
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V |
– |
– |
DSE-3A |
6 |
SEC-1 SEC-2 |
2 2 |
VI |
– |
– |
DSE-3A |
6 |
SEC-3 SEC-4 |
2 2 |
L: Lecture; T: Tutorial; P: Practicals
Semester |
Type |
ID |
Core course |
L+T+P= Total |
I Semester |
DSC-3A |
CS101 |
Computer Concepts and C Programming |
4+0+0=4 |
DSC-3A |
CS102 |
Practical 1 |
0+0+2=2 |
|
II Semester |
DSC-3B |
CS201 |
Data Structures and File Processing |
4+0+0=4 |
DSC-3B |
CS202 |
Practical 2 |
0+0+2=2 |
|
III Semester |
DSC-3C |
CS301 |
Object Oriented Programming with Java |
4+0+0=4 |
DSC-3C |
CS302 |
Practical 3 |
0+0+2=2 |
|
IV Semester |
DSC-3D |
CS401 |
Database Management Systems |
4+0+0=4 |
DSC-3D |
CS402 |
Practical 4 |
0+0+2=2 |
|
V Semester |
DSE-3A |
CS501 |
System Software and Operating Systems |
4+0+0=4 |
DSE |
CS502 |
Practical 5 |
0+0+2=2 |
|
SEC-1 |
CS511 |
Introduction of Latex |
1+0+0=1 |
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SEC |
CS512 |
Latex Practical |
0+0+1=1 |
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VI Semester |
DSE-3B |
CS601 |
Data Communication and Computer Networks |
4+0+0=4 |
DSE-3B |
CS602 |
Practical 7 |
0+0+2=2 |
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SEC-3 |
CS611 |
Python |
1+0+0=1 |
|
SEC |
CS612 |
Python Lab |
0+0+1=1 |
The department includes well equipped lab of size 25’ X 45’. It has 32 computers. The lab is also equipped with two UPS of 7.5KVA and 5 KVA, LCD Projector with classroom solution.
Sl.
No |
PARTICULARS |
QTY |
1 |
DESKTOP COMPUTERS – Thin Client Systems DVD- Combo drive, Keyboard, optical mouse, 17”CRT monitor |
20 |
2 |
LAPTOP – Compaq Presario – CQ60 – 104 TU |
01 |
3 |
LAPTOP– HP -G42 – 456TUS/N – CNF0459JNH |
01 |
4 |
Laser Printer – HP Pro M1136MFP S/N – CNC9B98F51 |
01 |
5 |
Laser Printer – HP – P1008 |
01 |
6 |
Inkjet Printer – HP 3940 |
01 |
7 |
LCD Projector – Sharp Projector, Wall mounted screen, classroom solution package |
01 |
8 |
Integrated Circuits |
280 |
9 |
IC Tester |
01 |
10 |
Scanner |
01 |
12 |
D-Link Networking Switch (16-port) |
01 |
13 |
UPS- Online , 5KVA / 240V, with 1GB UPS technology |
01 |
14 |
Sealed Batteries – 12v / 40 AH, SMF Batteries with 1 hr backup |
10 |
15 |
UPS – Online, 7.5 KVA |
01 |
16 |
Digital IC Trainer Kits – 2mm |
12 |
18 |
Microprocessor Kits – 8085 |
09 |
19 |
Patch Chords (IC kits) – 2mm- 1/2 meter |
200 |
20 |
Multimedia Projector XR-108, Sharp make |
01 |
21 |
Seagate Hard disk |
01 |
22 |
MS Office 2010 – Home and Student Edition |
07 |
23 |
Antivirus (3 users) Kaspersky Internet Security |
07 |
Sl No |
Name of the Company/Organisation/Department |
No .of candidate Placed |
1 |
Infosys, Mysore |
03 |
2 |
H G Solutions Ltd., Bangalore |
13 |
3 |
Infosys, BPO, Bangalore |
01 |
4 |
Caps Gemini, Bangalore |
05 |
5 |
ICICI |
12 |
Deepali M S
MSc,MPhil, Assistant Professor & Head of Department of Computer Science
Deepali M S Lecturer and Head.
Department of Computer Science
JSS College of Arts, Commerce and Science Deveerammanahally, Nanjangud-571301
Department of Political Science came into existence with the inception of the college in 1968. Since then, Political Science as an important discipline of humanities has been taught as one of the core subjects. Presently, Political Science is studied with in the following combination.
HEP: History, Economics and Political Science
University of Mysore has introduced ‘Indian Constitution’ during the year 2003-2004, as a compulsory paper for all first year degree students. This has been done by the university with the primary objective of enabling students irrespective of their courses to have a fair knowledge about the process of formation and functioning of their government at the centre and states. This has provided an opportunity for the teachers of our department to teach and to be taught as well with the students of commerce and social sciences and to be taken them into the domain of Political Science.
The department has a library of its own for the use of the faculty and to meet the need of the students. Besides, the department has a collection of question papers of previous years for the use of students.
Several teachers have served in the department with a deep sense of commitment and contribution their share for its betterment. Hence, the following teachers are remembered today for their services with due reverence and gratitude by the present faculty members of the department and the college management.
The faculty members of the Department strongly believe that a better understanding and a meaning full relationship based on understanding between the tutors and their teaching skill certainly would help unearthing the academic worth of the students. This would really go a long way in making their academic career successful realizing this fact the teaching faculty of the department has been constantly focusing on the concept of teachers. Student relationship in respect of academic matters and also on the need of creating genuine interest in the subject among students.
https://www.uni-mysore.ac.in/ug-year-wise-syllabus-2018-19
The subject offers theory and Internal Assessment prescribed by the University of Mysore. The course is on semester based scheme and syllabus of all courses is restricted to the cater and present day needs for academic excellence.
CLASS |
PAPER |
TITLE |
EXAM |
TEST AND IA |
I SS |
I |
Introduction to Political Science |
80 |
20 |
II SS |
II |
Indian Government and Politics |
80 |
20 |
III SS |
III |
Major Political Ideologies |
80 |
20 |
IVSS |
IV |
Introduction to International Relations |
80 |
20 |
V SS |
V |
|
80 |
20 |
VI |
VI |
|
80 |
20 |
V |
V |
Indian Administration |
80 |
20 |
VI |
VI |
Human Rights Gender and Environment |
80 |
20 |
I or II |
I or II |
Constitution of India |
80 |
20 |
Graduation in Political Science empowers the students to work as an observer in the Union/State Election Commission.
SEMESTER-1 : INTRODUCTION ON POLITICAL SCIENCE |
Understanding the meaning to have knowledge about elements, theories of freedom rights, liberty, equality and justice |
SEMESTER-2 : INDIAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITIES |
Development of Constitutional features of constitution, fundamental rights, duties, Union Government and judiciary, election commission and planning commission. |
SEMESTER -3 : MAJOR POLITICAL IDEOLOGIES |
Political ideology, nationalization, liberalism, socialism and power of democracy. |
SEMESTER-4 : INTRODUCTION ON INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS |
Students’ knowledge about the growth of international discipline, national power, foreign policy, diplomacy, war, united nations achievements non alignment. |
SEMESTER-5: PAPER-1 POLITICAL THOUGHT |
Understand piatos ideal state, Aristotle classification of state, kautilya, saptanga theory, mahatma Gandhi nonviolence and Ambedkar Maulana azad. |
SEMESTER-5 : PAPER-2 : POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY |
Knowledge about importance of political sociology, elite theories, political culture, class community party system new rural urban group in polities. |
SEMESTER-5 PAPER-3 : PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION |
Understanding the scope and nature of political science, organization, principles of administration, civil services budget and accounting and auditing. |
SEMESTER-6 PAPER-1 : INDIAN GOVERNMENT AND POLITIES |
Development and features of constitution, fundamental rights duties, union government and judiciary election commission and planning commission. |
SEMESTER-6 PAPER-2: PUBLIC POLICY |
An understanding the various constituencies that influence how policy is made and the theoretical underpinnings of real life policy choices. |
SEMESTER-6 PAPER-3: INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS |
Skill identify comprehensive paradigm of multi-disciplinary nature of international relations interpret the external and internal dynamics of foreign policy decision making processes. Develop skills for team work group project and presentations. |
CONSTITUTION OF INDIA is made as the compulsory paper for the students of I and II semesters to impart the knowledge about framing of the Constitution and major features of the constituent Assembly at work preamble and salient feature of Citizenship, Fundamental Rights, directive principles of State policy, Fundamental Duties etc. |
Sri. H. S. Prashiva
MA, Assistant Professor & Head,
Department of Political Science
Smt. B. Roopa
MA, MPhil,Assistant Professor