Course Outcome 
               Second Year of B.Sc. IT Program Semester I 
               Course Number: USIT301                    Course Name: Python Programming 
               CO1        Understanding basic fundamentals of programming using Python. 
               CO2        Recognize and construct common programming idioms: variables, loop, branch, 
                          subroutine, strings and input/output. 
               CO3        Define and demonstrate the use of the built-in data structures 'list' and 'dictionary'. 
               CO4        Study of object oriented concepts using Python. 
               CO5        Creation of GUI, adding Widgets and connecting to database using Python. 
                
               5 theory lectures of 50 min per week over a semester 
               Number of credits: 2 
                
                
               Course Number: USIT 3P1                   Course Name: Python Programming Practical 
               CO 1       Design and implement a program to solve a real-world problem using the language idioms, 
                          data structures,, and standard library. 
                
               1 practical session of 3 periods (150 min) per week over a semester 
               Number of credits: 2 
                
               Course Number: USIT 302                   Course Name: Data Structures 
               CO1        Demonstrate advantages and disadvantages of specific algorithms and data structure. 
                          Understanding array and its representation in memory. 
               CO2        Define basic static and dynamic data structures and relevant standard algorithms for them:  
                           dynamically linked lists 
                          , trees, graphs, heap, priority queue, hash tables, sorting algorithms, min-max algorithm 
               CO3        Define basic data structures and relevant standard algorithms for them: Stack and Queue. 
               CO4        Define basic data structures and relevant standard algorithms for them: Trees. 
                          Sorting Algorithms. 
               CO5        Define basic data structures and relevant standard algorithms for them: Hash tables and 
                          graph. 
                
               5 theory lectures of 50 min per week over a semester 
               Number of credits: 2 
                                            
               Course Number: USIT 3P2                    Course Name: Data Structures Practical 
               CO1         Evaluate algorithms and data structures in terms of time and memory complexity of basic 
                           operations. 
               CO2         Implementation of algorithms of various data structure for operations like Creation, 
                           Insertion, Deletion, Searching and Sorting. 
                
               1 practical session of 3 periods (150 min) per week over a semester 
               Number of credits: 2 
                
               Course Number: USIT 303                    Course Name: Computer Networks 
               CO1         Understanding of layered communication in network. OSI network model; 
                           Differentiate between analog and digital communication 
               CO2         Utilization of bandwidth; various communication media 
               CO3         Understand different types of switching 
               CO4         Study of error detection and correction. 
               CO5         Understanding of data link control and media access control 
               CO6         Study of different types of wireless LANs 
               CO7         Understanding various responsibilities of network layer, Unicast routing protocols. 
               CO8         Understanding responsibilities of transport layer protocol; 
                           Using standard client server protocols. 
                
               5 theory lectures of 50 min per week over a semester 
               Number of credits: 2 
                
                
               Course Number: USIT 3P3                    Course Name: Computer Networks Practical 
               CO1         Implement concept of classful as well as classless inter domain routing to analyze a 
                           network. 
               CO2         Implement various network protocols. 
                
               1 practical session of 3 periods (150 min) per week over a semester 
               Number of credits: 2 
                                             
               Course Number: USIT 304                     Course Name: Database Management Systems 
               CO1         To study the physical and logical database designs, database modeling, relational, 
                           hierarchical, and network models, ER Models. 
               CO2         To understand the concept of Relational Database Model like Keys, Integrity Rules, and 
                           Normalization. 
               CO3         Recall Relational Algebra concepts, and use it to translate queries to Relational Algebra. 
               CO4         To develop an understanding of serializability, concurrency control in Transaction 
                           Management along with database Recovery Management. 
               CO5         To understand the application of different concepts in SQL and PL/SQL like, aggregate 
                           functions, joins, sub queries, cursors, procedures and functions, packages and triggers etc. 
                
               5 theory lectures of 50 min per week over a semester 
               Number of credits: 2 
                
               Course Number: USIT 3P4                     Course Name: Database Management Systems Practical 
               CO1         To implement database using Structured Query Language. 
                           - To creating and managing tables using DDL statements. 
                           - To manipulate data using DML statements. 
                           - to creating and manage other database objects like - Views, Sequence, Index etc. 
               CO2         To understand and implement basics of PL/SQL 
                           -  To develop an understanding of working with composite data types, cursors, exception 
                           handling, procedures and functions, packages and triggers. 
                
               1 practical session of 3 periods (150 min) per week over a semester 
               Number of credits: 2 
                
               Course Number: USIT 305                     Course Name: Applied Mathematics 
               CO1         Provides understanding to work with matrices and performing various transformations on 
                           matrices. 
                           Introduction to perform basic algebraic manipulation with complex numbers. 
               CO2         Describes basic definitions and terminology with differential equations and their solutions. 
               CO3         Solving linear differential equations with constant coefficients and unit step functions using 
                           Laplace Transform.  
               CO4         Understanding computation of double and triple integrals. 
               CO5         Using Beta and Gamma functions and error functions. 
                
               5 theory lectures of 50 min per week over a semester 
               Number of credits: 2 
                                             
               Course Number: USIT 3P5                    Course Name: Mobile Programming Practical 
               CO1         Developing cross platform applications for mobile device allowing standard web 
                           technologies HTML, CSS3 and JavaScript. 
               CO2         Extending apps with native and third party plug-in that enables features like geo location, 
                           media and globalization. 
               CO3         Debugging the app and previewing it in an emulator or in actual device. 
                
               1 practical session of 3 periods (150 min) per week over a semester 
               Number of credits: 2