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ADVANCE PROGRAM IN COMPUTER APPLICATION
Specialization: Java/ Dot Net
- Industry Expert Trainers/ Mentors
- Most Intensive Course Content
- Practical Live Projects Training
- Self-Assessment
- Strong Alumni Network
- 100+ Placement Partners
- Paid Internship
- 100% Placement Assistance *T & C Apply
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Program Objective
Advance Program in Computer Application (APCA) is a course designed to equip students with the skills and knowledge needed to start their careers in the computer industry. This Advance Program aims at providing students, a strong academic foundation in Software together with advanced qualifications and industry relevant skills to kickstart their career in IT industry.
The Advanced Program in Software Development offers a mix of instruction in software development and software management skills, including software languages, technology management, systems analysis, databases and data analysis.
Accelerate Your Career Growth With Placement Assistance Program
If you’re looking to study a Advance Program in Computer Application course after 12th, there are many reasons why you should consider doing so. Here are just a few benefits of learning APCA:
- help you better understand how computers work and how to use them effectively.
- give you the skills you need to land a great job in the ever-growing IT industry.
- help you keep up with the latest technology trends and developments.
- provide you with a helpful overview of different computer applications and software programs.
- give you the opportunity to learn more about programming languages and code development.
By learning the Advance Program in Computer Applications from CQS, students gain expertise in a number of important fields. These skills are essential for success in today’s economy. Some of the skills students gain by learning APCA include:
- Front- End
- Back- End
- Web Development
- App Development
- Expertise in Computer Applications
- Strong Analytical Skills
- Excellent Communication Skills
Who Is This Program For?
12th Pass Students, Job-seekers, Graduates of Engineering/ undergraduates, Computer Science or IT working professionals.
Top Skills You Will Learn
Computer Science fundamentals, Object oriented programming in Java and Dot Net, Database, Web Designing.
Job Opportunities
Software Engineer, Full stack developer, Software developer, Java developer, Programmer, Database Administrator, and more
PROGRAM OVERVIEW (Specialization: JAVA)
This outcome-driven program will help you acquire skills to combine technology tools and software engineering approach, Test Automation and DevOps to become a Full Stack software Engineer who can implement the concepts and build Microservices using Spring framework.
Duration: 3 years
Eligibility: 10th & 12th ≥ 50% BE/BTech. (All Streams) ≥ 50% BCA, BSc (CS/IT) Degree ≥ 50% PG : MCA, ME/M.Tech
Specialization: Java
SEMESTER-1
IT Fundamentals
MS-Windows
Windows Command Line
Word Processing – MS-Word 2013
Spreadsheet – MS-Excel 2013
Presentation Software – MS-PowerPoint 2013
Database
Miscellaneous Topics
| Self-Presentation |
| Team Work |
| Health, Safety and Security |
| Planning and Prioritising |
| Aptitude Test Practice |
| Values and Ethics Concepts |
| Public Speaking Strategies |
| Basic Presentation Skill |
| Listening Essentials |
| Videolog, Presentation and Assessments |
| Functions |
| Working With Name Ranges: |
| Use Of Tool Find &Select, (Go To Special): |
| Lookup Functions: |
| Structuring Of The Data & What If Analysis: |
| Conditional Formatting And Working With Charts: |
| Pivot Table And Pivot Charts With Slicer And Handling Of Errors In Excel: |
SEMESTER-2
| Introduction to Programming Concepts |
| Representing the Programming Logic Using Alorithms |
| Representing the Programming Logic Using Flowcharts |
| Representing the Programming Logic Using Pseudocode |
| Understanding Decision making and Iterations |
| Working with Large Volumes of Data |
| Introduction to C |
| Keywords, Variables and Data Types |
| Comments and Operators |
| If Statements |
| Loops |
| Functions |
| Arrays |
| Pointers |
| String and Method |
| File Handling |
| Classes and Objects |
| Constructers and Destructors, Overloading |
| Inheritance |
| Virtual Functions |
| Polymorphism |
| Working with Files |
| Introduction to WEB |
| HTML Basics |
| HTML4 Drawbacks |
| HTML5 Introduction |
| HTML5 Syntax |
| DTD – Overview |
| Obsolete Elements/Deprecated Elements |
| Deprecated Attributes in HTML5 |
| HTML5 Events |
| HTML5 Attributes |
| HTML5 Replaced Elements |
| HTML5 New Elements (More meaningful elements) |
| HTML5 New inline elements |
| HTML5 Input Types (More meaningful elements) |
| What is a Webform?(Web Forms 2.0) |
| HTML5 Form Elements |
| HTML5 Form Attributes |
| New attributes for <form> and <input> |
| New attributes for <form> |
| New attributes for <input> |
| HTML5 Canvas HTML5-GRAPHICS (2D and 3D Effects) |
| HTML5 SVG HTML5-GRAPHICS (2D and 3D Effects) |
| HTML5 Drag/Drop (Deeper Integration with OS) |
| HTML5 Geolocation(Deeper Integration with OS) |
| HTML5 Multimedia (playing video and audio is easier than ever) |
| HTML55 Media (playing video and audio is easier than ever) |
| HTML5 Video (playing video and audio is easier than ever) |
| HTML5 Audio (playing video and audio is easier than ever) |
| WebRTC (Real-time Communication between Browsers) (Stay connected) |
| HTML5 Web Storage (Expect the unexpected) |
| HTML5 App Cache (Offline Storage) |
| HTML5 Web Workers (Background JavaScript) |
| HTML5 SSE (One Way Messaging) |
| HTML5 Microdata(More meaningful elements) |
| HTML5 Web Workers (Stay connected) |
| HTML5 – WebSockets (Stay connected) |
| HTML5 – Web SQL Database |
| File / Hardware Access (Deeper integration with the Operating System) |
| HTML5 –MathML (Integrating Mathematical formulas in Web) |
| CSS 1.0 and 2.0 |
| CSS3 (Presentation & Styling) |
| Borders |
| CSS3 Backgrounds |
| CSS3 Text Effects |
| CSS3 Fonts |
| CSS3 2D Transforms |
| CSS3 3D Transforms |
| CSS3 Transitions |
| CSS3 Animations |
| CSS3 Multiple Columns |
| CSS3 User Interface |
| PhoneGap |
| Twitter Bootstrap (Powerful mobile front-end framework) |
| Download Bootstrap |
| Bootstrap Grid System |
| Grid options |
| Bootstrap CSS Overview |
| Bootstrap Typography |
| Bootstrap Tables |
| Bootstrap Forms |
| Bootstrap Buttons |
| Bootstrap Images |
| Bootstrap Helper Classes |
| Bootstrap Responsive utilities |
| Print classes |
| Bootstrap Glyphicons |
| Bootstrap Dropdowns |
| Bootstrap Button Groups |
| Bootstrap Button Dropdowns |
| Bootstrap Input Groups |
| Bootstrap Navigation Elements |
| Bootstrap Navbar |
| Bootstrap Pagination |
| Bootstrap Badges |
| Bootstrap Alerts |
| Bootstrap Progress Bars |
| Bootstrap Media Object |
| Bootstrap List Group |
| Bootstrap Panels |
| Bootstrap Wells |
| Bootstrap Plugins Overview |
SEMESTER-3
| Basics of Java |
| Class, Object, and Types of classes |
| Packages in Java |
| Data types in Java |
| Variables, Constants, and Literals |
| Methods in Java |
| Constructor in Java |
| Modifiers in Java |
| Static Keyword |
| Final Keyword |
| Inner Class in Java |
| Super and this Keyword |
| OOPs concepts |
| Encapsulation |
| Inheritance |
| Polymorphism |
| Abstraction |
| Garbage Collection |
| Input Output Stream |
| Collections Framework |
| Serialization |
| Exception Handling in Java |
| Java Annotations |
| Reflection in Java |
| Java Array |
| String, String Buffer, String Builder |
| Java Thread |
| JDBC intro |
| Agile |
| Design Pattern |
| Learn Database models |
| Overview of SQL Server Management Studio and Transact-SQL language |
| Master writing simple and complex queries that retrieve data from the database |
| Calculate information across result sets using aggregate queries (sum, min, max, avg, etc.) |
| Insert, update, and delete data |
| Retrieve data from tables |
| Joins |
| Sub-queries |
| Working with Data Types |
| Procedure and Functions |
| Understand the different Views |
| Working with Triggers |
| Design a database |
| Maintain databases, tables, and sequences with SQL statements |
| Create and manage views |
| Ensure the integrity of multiple, related database updates by using transactions |
| Retrieve data using cursors |
| Introducing Web Application Development |
| Working with Java Servlet Technology |
| Implementing Inter-Servlet Communication |
| Working with Sessions |
| Working with Filter |
| Working with JavaServer Pages Technology |
| Working with Scripting elements |
| Working with Implicit Objects |
| Working with Directive Elements |
| Exception Handling |
| Implementing Action Elements |
| Expression Language |
| Developing MVC-Based Web Applications |
| Storing and Manipulating Data in a Web Application |
| Developing Asynchronous Web Applications |
| Developing a Secure Web Application |
SEMESTER-4
| INTRODUCTION TO DATA STRUCTURE AND ALGORITHMS |
| LINEAR DATA STRUCTURE |
| Working with Array |
| Working with Singly link list |
| Working with Doubly link list |
| Working with Circular link list |
| Application of link list |
| Implementing Stack |
| Implementing Queue |
| Working with Priority Queue |
| Non-linear data structure |
| Working With Tree |
| Working with Searching and sorting |
| Working with Hashing |
| Introduction to Responsive Web Design |
| Creating Attractive Web Pages |
| Working with Media Queries and Viewport |
| Adding Fludity to a Website |
| Introduction to JavaScript Libraries |
| Manipulating and Traversing HTML DOM Using Jquery |
| Event-Driven Programming with JQuery and Ajax |
| Using Bootstrap |
| Working with Jquery Mobile |
| Creating Advance Jquery Mobile Pages |
| Introduction to Node JS |
| Setup Dev Environment |
| Working with Node JS Modules |
| Working with Node Package Mananger |
| Working with Creating Web server |
| Working with File System |
| Working with Debugging Node JS Application |
| Working with Events |
| Working with Express.JS |
| Working with Serving Static Resources |
| Working with Database connectivity |
| Working with Template Engines |
SEMESTER-5
| Basics of Hibernate |
| Using Hibernate with IDE |
| Working with Hibernate Application |
| Working with Hibernate Logging |
| Working with Inheritance Mapping |
| Working Collection Mapping |
| Working Component Mapping |
| Working with Transaction Management |
| Working with Hibernate Caching |
| Objectives of the Course |
| Introduction to JSF |
| Steps to configure JSF framework |
| Steps to develop a first application using JSF |
| Understanding internal flow of first application in JSF |
| About Managed beans |
| Using internationalization with JSF |
| Understanding backing beans and their need |
| Understanding bean scopes and their differences |
| Using annotations in JSF |
| Understanding bean configuration |
| About JSF navigation and their need |
| Understanding JSF tag library |
| About JSF tables |
| About JSF conversion and validation |
| Understanding event handling in JSF |
| Understanding subviews and tiles |
| About custom components and their creation process |
| Integration JSF with Hibernate |
| Using Netbeans and Eclipse IDE for developing JSF based applications |
| Basics of Spring |
| Working with Spring with IDE |
| Working with IOC container |
| Working with Dependency Injection |
| Working with Spring AOP |
| Working with Spring JDBC |
| Working with Spring with ORM |
| Working with SpEL |
| Working with Spring 3 MVC |
| Working with OXM Frameworks |
| Working with Spring Java Mail |
| Working with Web Integration |
| Intoduction To API |
| Basics Of Rest API |
| API Tooling |
| Atom Installation |
| Working with a Code Editor |
| MongoDB and Postman |
| NoSQL Database |
| NPM with Node Js |
| Hello world Example in API |
| Adding and Retieving Data |
| Deleting and Updating Data |
| Adding Features |
| Refactoring |
| Authentication with the Use Model |
| Securing Resources |
| Middlewae Authentication |
| Node Deployment |
| Basic Rules of Business Writing |
| Introduction |
| Organize Your Communication |
| Use the Right Tone |
| Editing |
| Sentence Fragments and Run-Ons |
| How to Write a Professional Email |
SEMESTER-6
PROGRAM OVERVIEW (Specialization: DOT NET)
Advance Program in Computer Applications with Dot Net specialization from CQS is a comprehensive and practical course that covers all the aspects of Java programming. The course starts with the basic concepts of Java and moves on to advanced topics such as database connectivity, networking, and multithreading.
Duration: 3 years
Eligibility: 10th & 12th ≥ 50% BE/BTech. (All Streams) ≥ 50% BCA, BSc (CS/IT) Degree ≥ 50% PG : MCA, ME/M.Tech
Specialization: Dot Net
SEMESTER-1
IT Fundamentals
MS-Windows
Windows Command Line
Word Processing – MS-Word 2013
Spreadsheet – MS-Excel 2013
Presentation Software – MS-PowerPoint 2013
Database
Miscellaneous Topics
| Self-Presentation |
| Team Work |
| Health, Safety and Security |
| Planning and Prioritising |
| Aptitude Test Practice |
| Values and Ethics Concepts |
| Public Speaking Strategies |
| Basic Presentation Skill |
| Listening Essentials |
| Videolog, Presentation and Assessments |
Functions Working With Name Ranges: Use Of Tool Find &Select, (Go To Special): Lookup Functions: Structuring Of The Data & What If Analysis: Conditional Formatting And Working With Charts: Pivot Table And Pivot Charts With Slicer And Handling Of Errors In Excel:
SEMESTER-2
| Introduction to Programming Concepts |
| Representing the Programming Logic Using Alorithms |
| Representing the Programming Logic Using Flowcharts |
| Representing the Programming Logic Using Pseudocode |
| Understanding Decision making and Iterations |
| Working with Large Volumes of Data |
| Introduction to C |
| Keywords, Variables and Data Types |
| Comments and Operators |
| If Statements |
| Loops |
| Functions |
| Arrays |
| Pointers |
| String and Method |
| File Handling |
| Classes and Objects |
| Constructers and Destructors, Overloading |
| Inheritance |
| Virtual Functions |
| Polymorphism |
| Working with Files |
| Introduction to WEB |
| HTML Basics |
| HTML4 Drawbacks |
| HTML5 Introduction |
| HTML5 Syntax |
| DTD – Overview |
| Obsolete Elements/Deprecated Elements |
| Deprecated Attributes in HTML5 |
| HTML5 Events |
| HTML5 Attributes |
| HTML5 Replaced Elements |
| HTML5 New Elements (More meaningful elements) |
| HTML5 New inline elements |
| HTML5 Input Types (More meaningful elements) |
| What is a Webform?(Web Forms 2.0) |
| HTML5 Form Elements |
| HTML5 Form Attributes |
| New attributes for <form> and <input> |
| New attributes for <form> |
| New attributes for <input> |
| HTML5 Canvas HTML5-GRAPHICS (2D and 3D Effects) |
| HTML5 SVG HTML5-GRAPHICS (2D and 3D Effects) |
| HTML5 Drag/Drop (Deeper Integration with OS) |
| HTML5 Geolocation(Deeper Integration with OS) |
| HTML5 Multimedia (playing video and audio is easier than ever) |
| HTML55 Media (playing video and audio is easier than ever) |
| HTML5 Video (playing video and audio is easier than ever) |
| HTML5 Audio (playing video and audio is easier than ever) |
| WebRTC (Real-time Communication between Browsers) (Stay connected) |
| HTML5 Web Storage (Expect the unexpected) |
| HTML5 App Cache (Offline Storage) |
| HTML5 Web Workers (Background JavaScript) |
| HTML5 SSE (One Way Messaging) |
| HTML5 Microdata(More meaningful elements) |
| HTML5 Web Workers (Stay connected) |
| HTML5 – WebSockets (Stay connected) |
| HTML5 – Web SQL Database |
| File / Hardware Access (Deeper integration with the Operating System) |
| HTML5 –MathML (Integrating Mathematical formulas in Web) |
| CSS 1.0 and 2.0 |
| CSS3 (Presentation & Styling) |
| Borders |
| CSS3 Backgrounds |
| CSS3 Text Effects |
| CSS3 Fonts |
| CSS3 2D Transforms |
| CSS3 3D Transforms |
| CSS3 Transitions |
| CSS3 Animations |
| CSS3 Multiple Columns |
| CSS3 User Interface |
| PhoneGap |
| Twitter Bootstrap (Powerful mobile front-end framework) |
| Download Bootstrap |
| Bootstrap Grid System |
| Grid options |
| Bootstrap CSS Overview |
| Bootstrap Typography |
| Bootstrap Tables |
| Bootstrap Forms |
| Bootstrap Buttons |
| Bootstrap Images |
| Bootstrap Helper Classes |
| Bootstrap Responsive utilities |
| Print classes |
| Bootstrap Glyphicons |
| Bootstrap Dropdowns |
| Bootstrap Button Groups |
| Bootstrap Button Dropdowns |
| Bootstrap Input Groups |
| Bootstrap Navigation Elements |
| Bootstrap Navbar |
| Bootstrap Pagination |
| Bootstrap Badges |
| Bootstrap Alerts |
| Bootstrap Progress Bars |
| Bootstrap Media Object |
| Bootstrap List Group |
| Bootstrap Panels |
| Bootstrap Wells |
| Bootstrap Plugins Overview |
SEMESTER-3
| Basics of C# |
| Class, Object, and Types of classes |
| Packages |
| Data types |
| Variables, Constants, and Literals |
| Methods |
| Constructor |
| Modifiers |
| Static Keyword |
| Final Keyword |
| Inner Class |
| Super and this Keyword |
| OOPs concepts |
| Encapsulation |
| Inheritance |
| Polymorphism |
| Abstraction |
| Garbage Collection |
| Input Output Stream |
| Collections Framework |
| Learn Database models |
| Overview of SQL Server Management Studio and Transact-SQL language |
| Master writing simple and complex queries that retrieve data from the database |
| Calculate information across result sets using aggregate queries (sum, min, max, avg, etc.) |
| Insert, update, and delete data |
| Retrieve data from tables |
| Joins |
| Sub-queries |
| Working with Data Types |
| Procedure and Functions |
| Understand the different Views |
| Working with Triggers |
| Design a database |
| Maintain databases, tables, and sequences with SQL statements |
| Create and manage views |
| Ensure the integrity of multiple, related database updates by using transactions |
| Retrieve data using cursors |
| Introducing in Asp.net Developing Asp.net Application Object in Asp.net |
| Single tier Architecture |
| Two tier Architecture |
| Three tier Architecture |
| N Tier Architecture |
| Static page |
| Dynamic Page Client Side Scripting |
| Web Form |
| Working on Server Control |
| Working on validation Control |
| Working on Login Control |
| Working on Standard Control |
| Working with data Control |
| Working with Style |
| Managing State Navigation Theme |
| Master Page Skins |
| Connectivity in Sql server |
SEMESTER-4
| INTRODUCTION TO DATA STRUCTURE AND ALGORITHMS |
| LINEAR DATA STRUCTURE |
| Working with Array |
| Working with Singly link list |
| Working with Doubly link list |
| Working with Circular link list |
| Application of link list |
| Implementing Stack |
| Implementing Queue |
| Working with Priority Queue |
| Non-linear data structure |
| Working With Tree |
| Working with Searching and sorting |
| Working with Hashing |
| Introduction to Responsive Web Design |
| Creating Attractive Web Pages |
| Working with Media Queries and Viewport |
| Adding Fludity to a Website |
| Introduction to JavaScript Libraries |
| Manipulating and Traversing HTML DOM Using Jquery |
| Event-Driven Programming with JQuery and Ajax |
| Using Bootstrap |
| Working with Jquery Mobile |
| Creating Advance Jquery Mobile Pages |
| Introduction to Node JS |
| Setup Dev Environment |
| Working with Node JS Modules |
| Working with Node Package Mananger |
| Working with Creating Web server |
| Working with File System |
| Working with Debugging Node JS Application |
| Working with Events |
| Working with Express.JS |
| Working with Serving Static Resources |
| Working with Database connectivity |
| Working with Template Engines |
SEMESTER-5
| Model View Control (MVC) |
| Introduction controller |
| Introduction view |
| Define Route |
| Introduction Razor View Engine |
| Introduction Models |
| Introdcution Scaffolding |
| Data Annotaion |
| Model State |
| Introdction Enttity Framework |
| Implementing Styles Sheet |
| Client Side Management Server Side Scripting Passing single object Passing collection object Hidden Field |
| Server Side Management |
| Create a web API project. |
| Add a model class and a database context. |
| Scaffold a controller with CRUD methods. |
| Configure routing, URL paths, and return values |
| Intoduction To API |
| Basics Of Rest API |
| API Tooling |
| Atom Installation |
| Working with a Code Editor |
| MongoDB and Postman |
| NoSQL Database |
| NPM with Node Js |
| Hello world Example in API |
| Adding and Retieving Data |
| Deleting and Updating Data |
| Adding Features |
| Refactoring |
| Authentication with the Use Model |
| Securing Resources |
| Middlewae Authentication |
| Node Deployment |
| Basic Rules of Business Writing |
| Introduction |
| Organize Your Communication |
| Use the Right Tone |
| Editing |
| Sentence Fragments and Run-Ons |
| How to Write a Professional Email |
SEMESTER-6
Tools Covered
who should do this course?
Why choose CQS Training for Advance Program in Computer Application Course?
- Unlimited access to CQS 250+ courses
- Industry Relevant Live Practical Training
- Specializations as per choice and Industry Relevant Certifications
- Ongoing Placement assistance every quarter
- Phygital Mode of Learning (Online + Offline)
- Strong Alumni Network of 30,000+
- 100+ Hiring Partners (Placed students in thousands of MNC over the years)
- Tie up with Tally Education, NASSCOM, Kanan International, CompTIA, EC Council, TSW (Times Group), NIELITS, etc
- Events conduct annually- Freedom scholarships, Chess competition, Best Brain Awards, Blood donation camp, CATQE, GET, NGO and CSR activities
- Most Intensive Course Content
- 105+ Qualified and Industry Expert Mentors
- Paid Internship Program
- 100% Placement Assistance. (*T & C Apply)
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career Opportunities after doing APCA Course
There are many job opportunities available for those who have completed an Advance Program in Computer Applications.
Here are some examples of roles that you may be suited for:
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KEY HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PROGRAM
Be Industry Ready with this outcome-driven program will help you acquire skills to combine technology tools and software engineering approach.
- Integrated Problem Solving
- Experiential Apprenticeship
- Development the skills and expertise in the domain specialization
- Mastery Learning
- Outcome Oriented
- Expert Trained Certified faculties
- Placement Support & Personality Development
- Self-Assessment
- Capstone projects
- Hands-on Tools Practice
- Hybrid Mode of Learning