Overview

<p>Comprehensive training in Computer Science, Mobile Development, IoT, and emerging technologies. Build your career with hands-on experience and industry-relevant skills.</p>

Institute Page Course Details

A DCA (Diploma in Computer Application) course syllabus typically includes computer fundamentals, operating systems, MS Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint), programming languages (like C/C++), databases (DBMS), web technologies (HTML, CSS), and multimedia/graphics software (like Photoshop). It often also covers networking, cybersecurity basics, and project work, providing practical computer skills for various office and IT roles.  

Core subjects and topics

Computer Fundamentals: Includes the history of computers, hardware and software basics, input/output devices, and memory types. 

Operating Systems: Covers concepts like file management, user interface navigation, and working with operating systems such as Windows and Linux. 

Microsoft Office Suite: Focuses on proficiency in applications like Word for word processing, Excel for spreadsheets, and PowerPoint for presentations. 

Programming Languages: Covers foundational programming with languages like C and C++. 

Database Management Systems (DBMS): Introduces concepts of databases and includes SQL operations. 

Web Technologies: Covers the basics of web design using HTML, CSS, and sometimes JavaScript. 

Multimedia and Graphics: Introduces image and video editing, often with software like Adobe Photoshop or CorelDRAW. 

Networking: Includes basic concepts of computer networks. 

Cybersecurity: Covers fundamental principles of cybersecurity and ethical hacking. 

Financial Accounting: Some syllabi include specific modules on financial accounting software like Tally. 

Practical and project components

Project Work: A final project is a common component to apply the learned skills.

Practical Labs: Hands-on practice in labs is crucial for developing practical proficiency.