Ed-Mark College offers a Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) program, a four-year undergraduate degree affiliated with Tribhuvan University. This program provides a solid foundation in computer science and application development, preparing students for the fast-paced IT industry. The curriculum includes programming languages (C, Java, Python), data structures, algorithms, database management systems, web technologies, networking, operating systems, software engineering, and discrete mathematics. Students benefit from a practical learning environment with well-equipped labs, high-speed internet, and a comprehensive library of IT resources.
Experienced faculty members guide students through complex concepts, fostering critical thinking and problem-solving skills. With a focus on academic study, coding sessions, and industry-relevant workshops, students develop strong analytical and coding abilities suitable for various IT roles. Graduates are prepared for careers as software developers, web developers, database administrators, and more. The BCA degree also serves as a solid foundation for further studies, such as a Master's in Computer Applications (MCA) or other specialized postgraduate programs, aimed at cultivating skilled IT professionals ready to contribute to technological advancements.
Major Subjects of BCA:
First semester
Computer Fundamentals & Applications |
Society & Technology |
English I |
Mathematics I |
Digital Logic |
Second Semester
C.Programming |
Financial Accounting |
English II |
Mathematics II |
Microprocessor and Computer Architecture |
Third Semester
Data Structures & Algorithms |
Probability and Statistics |
System Analysis and Design |
OOP in Java |
Web technology |
Fourth Semester
Operating System |
Numerical Methods |
Software Engineering |
Scripting Language |
Database Management |
Project I |
Fifth Semester
Mis and E-Business |
Dot Net Technology |
Computer Networking |
Introduction to Management |
Computer Graphic and Animation |
Sixth Semester
Mobile Programming |
Distributed System |
Applied Economips |
Advanced Java Programming |
Project II |
Seventh Semester
Cyber Law & Professional Ethics |
Cloud Computing |
Interships |
Elective I |
Elective II |
Eight Semester
Operations Research |
Project II |
Elective III |
Elective IV |