Course Description :
The Advanced Diploma in Computer Application (ADCA) is an intensive program crafted to provide a strong foundation in modern computing skills. This comprehensive course covers programming languages, software applications, database management, and digital literacy. Participants will gain hands-on experience in coding, application usage, and data handling, fostering their ability to excel in various tech-driven roles. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical training, students will develop the expertise needed to navigate the digital landscape with confidence. Upon completion, graduates will be well-prepared to pursue diverse career paths in the ever-evolving realm of computer applications.
Fundamentals of Computer
Computer hardware and software
Computer networks and the Internet
Operating systems and their functions
Basics of computer security and data privacy
Microsoft Paint
Microsoft Notepad
Microsoft Wordpad
Microsoft Office Word
Microsoft Office Excel
Microsoft Office PowerPoint
Microsoft Office Access
Microsoft Office Outlook
Adobe Photoshop
Introduction to Python programming language
Variables, data types, and operators
Control structures: loops and conditional statements
Object-oriented programming principles
Debugging and error handling techniques
Introduction to C/C++ programming languages
Complete HTML and CSS for creating web pages
Creating interactive web forms and validating user input
Introduction to web hosting and domain management
Relational database concepts and design
Advanced SQL queries and optimization
Database normalization and denormalization
Introduction to NoSQL databases
Server-side scripting using PHP
Interaction with databases in web applications
Front-end frameworks (Bootstrap) for dynamic interfaces
Web security best practices and vulnerabilities
Fundamentals of cybersecurity and cryptography
Secure coding practices
Threats, vulnerabilities, and risk management
Privacy laws and regulations
Introduction to Tally Prime
Understanding the basics of Tally Prime software.
Navigating the Tally Prime interface.
Creating a company in Tally Prime.
Configuring company settings and preferences.
Fundamentals of Accounting in Tally Prime
Understanding accounting principles and concepts.
Creating and maintaining ledgers.
Recording journal entries in Tally Prime.
Entering sales and purchase transactions.
Bank reconciliation in Tally Prime.
Inventory Management in Tally Prime
Creating and maintaining stock items and groups.
Recording inventory transactions (stock in, stock out, transfers, etc.).
Managing units of measurement and their conversions.
Generating inventory reports.
GST (Goods and Services Tax) in Tally Prime
Understanding GST concepts and rules.
Configuring GST settings in Tally Prime.
Recording GST transactions (sales, purchases, reverse charges, etc.).
Collaborative group project integrating multiple concepts
Full website development life cycle from concept to deployment
Presentation of projects and peer evaluation
Course Objectives:
By the end of this program, students should be able to:
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Demonstrate a thorough understanding of programming languages and software development methodologies.
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Design and implement complex databases for efficient data management.
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Analyze and design software systems using modern system analysis techniques.
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Develop web applications with dynamic functionality using various technologies.
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Apply principles of cybersecurity and data privacy to software development.
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Collaborate in project teams and effectively communicate technical concepts.