1 / 22

Why Computer Application ?

I warmly welcome you to this session. First, allow me to say a few words on the purpose and organisation of these presentation through which the Vissanji Academy seeks to inform you the various aspects of the Computer Application. Why Computer Application ?. Topics to be covered.

shana
Télécharger la présentation

Why Computer Application ?

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript

  1. I warmly welcome you to this session. First, allow me to say a few words on the purpose and organisation of these presentation through which the Vissanji Academy seeks to inform you the various aspects of the Computer Application.

  2. Why Computer Application ?

  3. Topics to be covered • Objective of Computer Application • Syllabus for IX Grade • Syllabus for X Grade • Marks Distribution • Paper Pattern • About Java • Options after X • Future of Computer application • Employment in IT • Nature of Jobs • Remuneration in each field

  4. Objective of Computer Application

  5. Syllabus for IX Grade • Computer Basics • The Internet • Database Management (Ms-Access) • Basics Of Java • Basic Concepts of Objects And Classes • Values And Types

  6. Syllabus for X Grade • 1 . CONCEPT OF OBJECT • 2. INTRODUCTION CLASSES • 3. INTRODUCTION JAVA On BlueJ Environment • 4.CLASSES AS BASIS OF ALL COMPUTATION • 5. FUNCTIONS • 6. CONSTRUCTORS • 7 CLASS AS USER DEFINED TYPE • 8 USING LIBRARY CLASSES • 9. DECISION MAKING STATEMENTS • 10. INTERATION THROUGH LOOPS • 11 ENCAPSULATION • 12 ARRAYS

  7. Marks Distribution

  8. Paper Pattern • This paper is divided into two sections Section A and Section B. • Section A is compulsory. • Includes 4 Questions. • Section B contains Threoy and Application based Questions • Attempt any FOUR out of SIX questions from Section B • Section B contains only Java programs

  9. About Java • Java allows you to play online games, • chat with people around the world, • calculate your mortgage interest, • and view images in 3D, just to name a few. • It's also integral to the intranet applications and other e-business solutions that are the foundation of corporate computing. • To date, the Java platform has attracted more than 6.5 million software developers. • It's used in every major industry segment and has a presence in a wide range of devices, computers, and networks.

  10. About Java • Java technology's are ideal technology for network computing. • From laptops to datacenters, game consoles to scientific supercomputers, cell phones to the Internet, Java is everywhere! • Java powers more than 4.5 billion devices including: • 800+ million PCs • 2.1 billion mobile phones and other handheld devices (source: Ovum) • 3.5 billion smart cards • Set-top boxes, printers, Web cams, games, car navigation systems, lottery terminals, medical devices, parking payment stations, and more.

  11. Options after Xth • FYJC (IB ,ICSE,CBSE,SCC vocational) • Diploma in Computer Science • Diploma in Engineering (various disciplines – such as Electronics, Mechanical, Electrical,Computers, Automobile etc.) • Commerce • Chartered Accountant

  12. Future of Computer Application • According to leading reports, Indian software industry is set to achieve a turnover of 20 billion dollars by the year 2009. • The projected demand for trained I.T. professionals is estimated at over 400,000 per year. • www.gettarget.com

  13. What are the Educational Courses? • Most engineering colleges offer a B.E. / B.tech in computer engineering. • Other computer courses offered by universities include: B.Sc. (Computer) also known as B.C.S (Bachelor of Computer Science) • M.C.A. (Master of Computer Applications) • M.C.M. (Master of Computer Management) • D.C.A. (Diploma in Computer Applications) • D.C.E. (Diploma in Computer Engineering) • D.C.S. (Diploma in Computer Science) • www.gettarget.com

  14. Employment • Probably no sector is untouched by information technology. • Manufacturing, Finance, Banking, Marketing, Entertainment, Education and several other fields are reaping the benefits of I.T. • As a result the I.T industry employs not only staff trained in computers but also professionals from all other fields which could also be non-technical in nature. • The rapid development of technologies such as networking, multimedia and the Internet have created totally new job categories where none existed a few years ago. • This sector is also the one that is witnessing the fastest growth and change rate. • www.gettarget.com

  15. What is the Nature of Jobs ? • The hardcore technical jobs in the IT industry can broadly be classified as hardware jobs and software jobs. • Non technical jobs include functional expert consultants, • web designers, • data entry professionals etc. • Hardware Jobs Software Jobs Specialised Jobs Internet Related Jobs Multimedia Jobs • www.gettarget.com

  16. What is the remuneration in each field? • Hardware Jobs Remuneration - Rs. (per annum) • VLSI Design Engineers 1,20,000 • upwards Production 60,000 – 3,00,000 • Maintenance 36,000 – 96,000 • Networking 72,000 upwards (entry level) • Software Jobs Programmers 84,000 – 3,00,000 (entry level) • Project Leaders 2,00,000 – 6,00,000 • System Analysts 3,00,000 • upwards Senior Managers 4,00,000 • upwards Specialised Applications CAD/CAM 72,000 – 2,40,000 ERP 2,40,000 • upwards Internet Related Webmasters 1,20,000 • upwards (entry level) Web Designers 84,000 • upwards (entry level) Web Application • www.gettarget.com

  17. What is the Future Scenario ? • According to leading reports, Indian software industry is set to achieve a turnover of 10 billion dollars by the year 2005. • The projected demand for trained I.T. professionals is estimated at over 400,000 per year. • There is a clear imbalance between the demand and supply of IT professionals with the result that this sector offers one of the highest remuneration packages. • With the Internet rapidly changing the way we live, shop, entertain and work there is a tremendous scope for entrepreneurs with radical new in this field.

  18. Future Estimates • Annual revenue estimated for the industry is US$87 billion.d • Software and Services will contribute over 7.5% of the overall GDP growth of India.d • IT exports will constitute 35% of the total exports of India.d • There will be 2.2 million jobs in IT sector.d • IT industry will attract FDI of US$ 4-5 billion.d • Market capitalization of IT shares will be approximately US$225 billion • www.gettarget.com

  19. Projects • Projects done by IX grade students in Database Management System • Library DBMS • Students DBMS • Music Store DBMS • Business DBMS • Restaurant DBMS • and many more……

  20. Projects • Unique Projects done by X grade students of Vissanji Academy in JAVA • Math's and Physics Text book • Quiz and Interactive Game • Business Transaction System • Movie,Airlines,Railway Ticket Booking System. • Billing Transaction System. • and the list goes on …………

  21. Going to school and learning Computer Application can open a lot of doors in your child’s future and bring about all kinds of new opportunities. • With some careful consideration and a bit of research, hopefully you'll be able to decide if a career in IT is what you're child is meant to do.

  22. THANK YOU kgkmahendra@gmail.com

More Related