Which programming languages are being taught in the course curriculum of MCA? Do they match the industry standards?

MCA syllabus varies in various universities. Generally, MCA syllabus includes following programming courses: (a) Course on Programming Fundamentals which includes basics of the C Programming Language. (b) Course on basic data structures along with their applications. It gives students opportunities to practice using C. (c) Unix and Shell Programming. Exposure to LINUX. (d) Course on data structure provides students opportunities to practice PL/SQL programming. (e) Course on basics of Object Oriented Programming and their application provides students to work in C+ and C#. (f) Course on Java or .NET makes students well versed in programming in Java or C#. (g) The course of web technology exposes students to use client-side technologies (XHTML, CSS, forms, JavaScript). (h) Mobile Computing course includes practical knowledge of WML and WML Script (I) Some universities syllabus may include ABAB programming also. MCA syllabus is generally aligned to need of IT industry and MCA graduates can be employed on a live project directly and easily.

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The following programming courses are included in the MCA curriculum: (A) A course covering the fundamentals of programming, which covers the C programming language. B.A. Course on fundamental data structures and how they are used. It provides opportunity for pupils to practise using C. (c) Shell programming and Unix. Being exposed to LINUX (d) Students can practise PL/SQL programming in the data structure course. (e) Students can work in C+ and C# when taking a course on the fundamentals of Object-Oriented Programming and their application. Students that take a Java or NET course are well-versed in Java or C# programming. (g) The client-side technologies are taught to students in the web technology course (XHTML, CSS, forms, JavaScript). (h) The course on mobile computing covers WML and WML Script in practise.

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MCA syllabus includes following programming courses: (a) Course on Programming Fundamentals which includes basics of the C Programming Language. (b) Course on basic data structures along with their applications. It gives students opportunities to practice using C. (c) Unix and Shell Programming. Exposure to LINUX. (d) Course on data structure provides students opportunities to practice PL/SQL programming. (e) Course on basics of Object Oriented Programming and their application provides students to work in C+ and C#. (f) Course on Java or. NET makes students well versed in programming in Java or C#. (g) The course of web technology exposes students to use client-side technologies (XHTML, CSS, forms, JavaScript). (h) Mobile Computing course includes practical knowledge of WML and WML Script (I) Some universities syllabus may include ABAB programming also.

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Master in Computer Applications (MCA) is considered equivalent to B.Tech in Computer Science. Generally, it covers one language in every domain. For example, JAVA or .NET in OOPS, SQL or Oracle in Database, HTML / CSS or PHP for web scripting language, etc. There are numerous programming languages used by different companies. Learning all of them is an impossible task to achieve. The key idea is to train oneself to develop efficient algorithms for any problem that can be deployed in any language. Universities do revise their syllabus from time to time, but these revisions are not at par with the changing industry standards. However, once a student becomes efficient with designing of the algorithms, they can learn any programming language they wish by enrolling into any computer training institute and pursuing it alongside MCA.

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