The Department of Computer Science was established at St. Paul Institute of Professional Studies Indore, in September 2011. The Department strives to inculcate an in-depth knowledge among the students through various innovative and professional approaches to guide and inspire the students to become socially committed technical professionals. The department offers a Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) program, that provides core Computer applications foundation and equip the students with the necessary technical and research skills satisfying the requirements of the professional industries and academia.
Department Of Computer Science
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Department of Science
Vision
“EXPLORE TOMORROW THROUGH TODAY”
Mission
“To promote awareness about the latest trends in computer science and IT among students and make them competent at global level.
Faculty Details
Mrs. Bhavana Naik Sangamnerkar
Assistant Professor
Mr. Manoj Anantharaj
Associate Professor
Mrs. Hema Bhardwaj
Associate Professor
Mr. Ravi Bamanke
Associate Professor
Mrs. UttaraBatham
Assistant Professor
Mrs. MohikaKushwaha
Assistant Professor
Programs / Courses Offered
PO'S,PSO'S & CO'S
Program Outcome’s (PO’s)
PO1 Apply foundational knowledge of science for problem solving.
PO2 Use scientific reasoning and analysis to draw conclusions.
PO3 Design and analyse experimental setups and processes.
PO4 Interpret experimental data and scientific phenomena.
PO5 Use modern scientific tools and methods.
PO6 Understand environmental and societal impacts of science.
PO7 Practice ethical and responsible science.
PO8 Work effectively in teams and independently.
PO9 Communicate scientific ideas effectively.
PO10 Engage in lifelong learning and scientific inquiry.
Program Specific Outcomes (PSO’s)
PSO1 : Understand the laws and concepts of thermodynamics and heat.
PSO2 : Apply thermodynamic principles in real-life and lab-based situations.
PSO3 : Identify the role of thermal systems in regional and national development.
Course Outcomes (CO’s)
CO1: Understand historical evolution of thermodynamics and Indian scientists' contributions (Bose, Saha).
CO2: Identify key features and impact of thermal power plants in Madhya Pradesh.
CO3: Explain the working principle of heat engines and conversion of heat to work.
CO4: Apply calorimeter and Newton’s law of cooling in real-life situations and labs.
PGDCA Syllabus
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PO'S,PSO'S & CO'S
Program Outcome’s (PO’s)
PO1 Foundational Knowledge Apply knowledge of computer fundamentals, programming, and modern tools to develop solutions for real-world problems in various domains of information technology.
PO2 Digital Competence and Employability Demonstrate skills in software development, database management, web technologies, and IT tools to pursue careers in industry or entrepreneurship.
PO3 Ethical and Responsible Computing Understand and practice professional ethics, data privacy, cybersecurity, and responsible use ofdigital technologies in alignment with societal and environmental needs.
PO4 Lifelong and Multidisciplinary Learning Engage in continuous learning and upskilling through online platforms, certifications, andacademic progression, embracing the spirit of NEP 2020 for multidisciplinary growth andinnovation.
Program Specific Outcomes (PSO’s)
PSO1 Software and Application Development Design and develop desktop, web, and database-driven applications using programminglanguages like C, C++, Python.
PSO2 Data Management and Analysis Utilize tools like SQL Server, MS Access, and data visualization software for efficient storage,retrieval, and analysis of structured data.
PSO3 Professional Communication and IT Operations Demonstrate effective communication, documentation, and use of productivity tools (e.g., MSOffice, Tally) for administrative, financial, and technical tasks in professional environments.
