DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

COURSE COVERAGE REPORT

Sr.
No
1

Faculty
Name

Designat
ion

Course
Code

Course Name
Advanced C Programming

UCS-102

Prof.Dr.Ajay
Goel

HoD-CSE/IT

Ms.Tanvi Arora

Assoc. Prof.

Digital Image Processing(E-III)

UCS-462

Advanced C Programming

UCS-102
UCS-451

Distributed Systems

Planned Syllabus

Covered Syllabus

Software Verification
Validation and Testing

PSE-153
Advanced C Programming

Mr.Aman
Kaushik

Asst.Prof.

UCS-102
Compiler Design

UCS-350
Software Testing Lab

PSE-155

Mr.Yogesh
Bansal

Asst.Prof.

UIT-450
UCS-252

Data Warehousing & Data

Mining

DBMS vs. data

warehouse, OLAP,
Overall Architecture,
Data Warehouse
Database, Sourcing,
Acquisition, Cleanup
and Transformation
Tools, Metadata
Access Tools, Data
Marts.

DBMS vs. data

warehouse, OLAP,
Overall Architecture,
Data Warehouse
Database, Sourcing,
Acquisition, Cleanup and
Transformation Tools,
Metadata Access Tools,
Data Marts.

Software Engineering

Issue in the design of

Issue in the design of large

UAM-250

Advanced Mathematics &

Computer Progm

large software, software

life cycle models
waterfall Model,
Iterative, Prototype,
Evolutionary, Spiral
Models & their
comparison, overview of
software development
process.
Software Requirement
Analysis and
SpecificationRequirements
Engineering, Crucial
process step, State of
the practice, problem
analysis
1. Raising a number
n to a power p is the
same as multiplying
n by itself p times.
Write
a
function
called power() that
takes a double value
for n and an int
value for p, and
returns the result as
a double value. Use
a default argument
of 2 for p, so that if
this argument is
omitted, the number
n will be squared.
Write a main ()

software, software life

cycle models waterfall
Model, Iterative, Prototype,
Evolutionary, Spiral Models
& their comparison,
overview of software
development process.
Software Requirement
Analysis and
SpecificationRequirements Engineering,
Crucial process step, State
of the practice, problem
analysis

1. Raising a number n
to a power p is the
same as multiplying n
by itself p times. Write
a
function
called
power() that takes a
double value for n and
an int value for p, and
returns the result as a
double value. Use a
default argument of 2
for p, so that if this
argument is omitted,
the number n will be
squared. Write a main
() function that gets
values from the user to

function that gets

values from the user
to test this function.
2. A point on the
two-dimensional
plane
can
be
represented by two
numbers:
and
x
coordinate and a y
coordinate.
For
example,
(4,5)
represents a point 4
units to the right of
the vertical axis,
and 5 units up the
horizontal axis. The
sum of two points
can be defined as a
new point whose x
coordinate is the
sum
of
the
x
coordinates of the
two
points,
and
whose y coordinate
is the sum of the y
coordinates. Write a
program that uses a
structure
called
point to model a
point. Define three
points, and have the
user input values to
two of them. Then
set the third point

test this function.

2. A point on the twodimensional plane can
be represented by two
numbers:
and
x
coordinate and
a y
coordinate.
For
example,
(4,5)
represents a point 4
units to the right of the
vertical axis, and 5
units up the horizontal
axis. The sum of two
points can be defined
as a new point whose
x coordinate is the
sum
of
the
x
coordinates of the two
points, and whose y
coordinate is the sum
of the y coordinates.
Write a program that
uses a structure called
point to model a point.
Define three points,
and have the user
input values to two of
them. Then set the
third point equal to the
sum of the other two,
and display the value
of the new point.
Interaction with the
program might look

equal to the sum of

the other two, and
display the value of
the
new
point.
Interaction with the
program might look
like this:
Enter
coordinates for p1: 3
4
Enter
coordinates for p2: 5
7
Coordinates of
p1+p2 are: 8, 11
5

Advanced C Programming

Mr.Abhishek
Gupta

Mr.Parulpreet
Singh

Asst.Prof.

Asst.Prof.

UCS-102
Agile Methodologies

PSE-152
UCS-252

Software Engineering

like this:
Enter
coordinates for p1: 3 4
Enter
coordinates for p2: 5 7
Coordinates of p1+p2
are: 8, 11

Advanced C Programming

UCS-102
Artificial Intelligence and
Expert Systems

Web Development Lab

UIT-460

7.

Operating System (ECE)

Mr.Parveen
Thakur

Ms.Ruchika
Sharma

Asst.Prof.

Asst.Prof.

UCS-252
Compiler Design

UCS-350
UCS-458

Software Verification,Validation
& Testing

Advanced Mathematics &

Computer Progm

UAM-250
Advanced Mathematics &
Computer Progm

UAM-250

Computer Graphics and

Multimedia

UIT-351
Advanced C Programming
Mr.Abhishek
Tomar

Asst.Prof.

UCS-102
Advanced C Programming

UCS-102

10

Object Oriented Method

and Programming

UIT-250
Software Design and
Architecture
Ms.Priya Arora

Asst.Prof.
PSE-154
Advanced Mathematics &
Computer Progm

UAM-250

11

Internet Fundamentals &

Web Designing

Ms.Anchal
Bajaj

UIT-253
UBA-264

Introduction to Database
Management

Advanced Mathematics &

Computer Progm

UAM-250
Advanced Mathematics &
Computer Progm

UAM-250

12

Operating System

Ms.Aditi Kumar

Asst.Prof.
UCS-251
Mobile Adhoc Networks

UIT-463
UCS-102

Advanced C Programming

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Computer peripherals and

Interfaces

UCS-353
Introduction to Operating
System and Linux

PCA-155
Advanced C Programming

Ms.Suman
Lata

Asst.Prof.

UCS-102