Bachelor of Computer Application – Honours (B.C.A.-Hons.)

About Program

LL.B. (Bachelor of Laws) is an undergraduate degree that provides fundamental knowledge of legal principles and systems. It can be pursued as a three-year course after graduation or a five-year integrated program after high school. The curriculum includes subjects like constitutional law, criminal law, contract law, and family law. The degree develops skills such as legal reasoning, research, and advocacy. Graduates can pursue careers in litigation, corporate law, judiciary, or legal consultancy. LL.B. is essential for becoming a practicing lawyer and serves as a foundation for higher legal studies like LL.M. or research in law.

Program Highlight

Faculty

Computer Applications

Duration

4 Years

Credits

176

Language

English/Gujarati

Program Outcomes (POs)

POs	Description
PO1	Fundamental Knowledge: Recognize the basic ideas behind computers, software, hardware, and accessories, as well as the development of computer technologies.
PO2	Design and development of solutions: Use relevant computing techniques, such as web applications, to analyze, design, implement, and assess computerized solutions to real-world issues.
PO3	Analysis of Problems: Learn the basics of algorithms, computer application theory, and mathematical foundations for designing and modeling computer-based systems.
PO4	Analytical Abilities: Ability to think critically, assess situations, and provide suitable solutions
PO5	Applying modern tools: Develop, pick, and apply acceptable methods, materials, and contemporary tools such as modeling and prediction to challenging tasks while being aware of their limitations.
PO6	Ethics: Adhere to professional ethics, duties, and technical norms while putting ethical concepts into practice.
PO7	Technical Skills: Learn technical skills to become a professional or an entrepreneur and live a productive life in society.
PO8	Team Work and Individual: Learn to operate both independently and as a leader or member of a variety of teams in interdisciplinary environments.
PO9	Project Management: Gain the technical and management skills and to present or transmit information, applications, instructions, procedures, decisions, documentations, etc. both orally and in writing.
PO10	Communication: Communicate with the technical community and the general public on complicated technical duties in an effective manner. This includes understanding and producing reports and design documentation, giving and receiving clear directions, and making good presentations.
PO11	Programming Knowledge: Learn how to recognize, describe, and use object-oriented and functional programming techniques, as well as how to leverage databases to create computer programs.
PO12	Value Added Knowledge: Acknowledge the different problems pertaining to society, the environment, health, and vibrant cultures, as well as an individual role in helping to find answers.

Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs)

PSOs	Description
PSO1	Ability to develop the skills in the areas of web application development, data interpretation, data analysis, and systematic planning, development, testing, and execution of various computer applications.
PSO2	Recognize and comprehend various value systems, the moral implications of software development and their results, and take ownership of them.
PSO3	In order to efficiently construct computer-based systems, students will be able to comprehend, evaluate, and create computer programs in the fields of algorithms, operating system software, web design, and networking.

Eligibility

Candidates must have completed their 10+2 (or equivalent) from a recognized board.
The stream can be Science, Commerce, or Arts, but students must have studied Mathematics in their 12th grade.