BSIT 3rd Semester Course outlines
BSIT Third Semester Course outlines of all subjects are given below.
In each outline there are the topics that will be cover thorough out the complete BSIT 3rd Semester.
I prepare each course outline in the form of pdf With Number wise sequence which helpful for you to checkout how much topics you've to cover in this semester I Hope you'll like it. so let's dive into this..
Object Oriented Programming language :
The course aims to focus on object oriented programming language concepts, analysis and software development. The following topics will be covered in the course:
1) Evolution of OOP
2) OOP concepts and principles
3) Problem solving in loop
4) OOP program design process
5) Classes
6) Method
7) Objects
8) Encapsulation
9) Inheritance
10) Polymorphism
11) Constructors and Destructors
12) Operators and functions overloading
13) Virtual functions
14) I/O and File processing
15) Exception Handling
Computer organization and Assembly language
the main objective of this course is to introduce organization of the computer system and usage of assembly language for optimization and control. Emphases should be given to expose the low level logic employed for problem solving while using assembly language as a tool. the student will be capable to acquire knowledge that is specific to intel 80 x 86 processors families, as well as the knowledge that is universal. the following topics will be cover in this :
1)
Processor
architecture and Organization
2)
Memory
architecture
3)
Intel
8086 register
4)
Addressing
modes
5)
Memory
addressing
6)
MOV
the basic instructions
7)
Debugger
8)
Mathematical
and bitwise logical instructions
9)
Stack
instruction
10)
Interrupts
, Memory model
11)
Practice
of programs written in assembly language
12)
Control
transfer and conditional action instruction
13)
Procedures
14)
Match
, shifts and rotates instructions
15)
Process
to input binary, decimal and hexa-decimal numbers.
16)
Reading
DOS commands tail
17)
Data
communication
18)
File
handling
19)
Recursions,
high-level logical structures
20)
Interfacing
of assembly language
21)
Storage
of real numbers
22)
Machine
code, protected mode
23)
Terminate
and stay resident program
24)
Micro
controlling programming (8051)
Discrete Mathematics
This introduce to the basic foundation of the discrete mathematics as they apply to the computer science, it gives the energy to solve real life problem with special skills. the following topics will be cover in this :
1) Introduction to logic and proofs
2) Direct proofs
3) Proof by contradiction
4) Sets
5) Combinations
6) Formal logics
7) Prepositional and predicate calculus
8) Method of proofs
9) Mathematical induction and recursion
10) Loop invariants
11) Relations and functions
12) Pigeonhole principle
13) Trees and graphs
14) Elementary number theory
15) Optimization and matching
16) Fundamental structures
17) Functions (Surjection, injections, inverses)
18) Relations (Reflexivity, symmetry, transitivity, equivalence)
19) Compliments
20) Cartesian product
21) Pigeonhole principle
22) Cardinality and contabilty
Communication Skills
The main objective of these topic is to develop the Good English writing skills, language and usage of english writing skills, as well as presentation skills. communication skills allow you to how to communicate with the social world. How to present yourself , how to be honest , to be brilliant, to be good communicator, to be a good personality etc. the following topics will be covered in the communication skills.
1) Principles of writing good English
2) Understanding the composition process
3) Comprehensions and expressions
4) Use of grammar and punctuations
5) Process of working
6) Observing
7) Audience skills for taking notes
8) Planning message
9) Writing concise but with impact
10) Letter formats
11) Mechanics of business
12) Letters, memo, applications, summaries, proposals, writing resumes, style and formats.
13) Oral communication
14) Verbal and non-verbal communication
15) Conduction meetings
16) Small group communication
17) Presentation skills and strategies
18) Time management
19) Opening and concluding visual aids
20) Delivery of the thoughts and behind process
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Arabic language
The main objective of Arabic language is to give students an introduction to the basic syntax and morphology of the Arabic language so that they can study the language at an advanced level on their own. At the end of the 3rd semester students will be in the position to understand simple Arabic sentences and decipher the meaning of complex sentences. All the topics will be covered by the teacher as there is no course outline is given.
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Thank you for sharing this information it's very useful for me, Because i'm also doing BSIT Course from Stratford University
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