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Headlines 2025-12-06 | : B.Tech - EEE | : NPTEL Certification details of faculty for the 2024-25 even semester    2025-07-03 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Awareness programme On Women Safety And Cyber Crime    2025-07-02 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Dr.P. Srinivasulu , Professor & Head and Mrs. Praveena Mallampalli Assistant Professor CSE Department Presented a paper Entitled,"A Multi- Sensor Fusion Approach For Smart Wheelchair Navigation Using IoT and Artificial Intelligence l" at the 2nd International Conference on Recent Trends in Science ,Technology and Management (ICRCSTM 2025) Organised by Bharati Vidyapeeth's College of Engineering for Women, Pune , Maharashtra, India & RSP Conference Hub, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu, India on 30th June and 1st July 2025.    2025-07-01 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Dr. M. Vijaya Raju Assistant Professor CSE Department Presented a paper Entitled,"Predicting The Rice Leaf Diseases Using CNN - Based VGG 16 Model" in the 7th international Conference on Engineering and Advancement In Technology 2025 held during June 27-28,2025 at Malla Reddy College of Engineering, Hyderabad.    2025-06-30 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Dr.P. Srinivasulu , Professor & Head, Dr.N.Tulasi Raju, Associate Professor and Mr.B.S. Varaprasd Assistant Professor CSE Department Presented a paper Entitled,"Predicting The Rice Leaf Diseases Using CNN - Based VGG 16 Model" in the 7th international Conference on Engineering and Advancement In Technology 2025 held during June 27-28,2025 at Malla Reddy College of Engineering, Hydrabad.    2025-06-30 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Mr.K.Rajesh Kumar Associate Professor CSE Department Presented a paper Entitled,"A Novel CNN-RNN - Bayesian Hybrid Model for Predicting Cardiac Arrest In Neonatal Intensive Care" in the 7th international Conference on Engineering and Advancement In Technology 2025 held during June 27-28,2025 at Malla Reddy College of Engineering, Hydrabad.    2025-06-28 | : B.Tech - CSE | : ICT Academy Bridge 25 - Chennai Bridge 25 is an annual initiative by ICT Academy aimed at fostering collaboration between academia and industry to bridge the skills gap and prepare students for future challenges. The 2025 edition held in Chennai brought together students, educators, industry experts, and government representatives for a day of learning, networking, and strategic discussions. Date of event: 26th July 2025 Venue: Radisson Blu hotel, chennai    2025-06-28 | : B.Tech - CSE | : ICT Academy Bridge 25 - Chennai Bridge 25 is an annual initiative by ICT Academy aimed at fostering collaboration between academia and industry to bridge the skills gap and prepare students for future challenges. The 2025 edition held in Chennai brought together students, educators, industry experts, and government representatives for a day of learning, networking, and strategic discussions. Date of event: 26th July 2025 Venue: Radisson Blu hotel, chennai    2025-06-26 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Dr.P. Srinivasulu , Professor & Head, CSE Department Presented a paper Entitled," Design and Development of AI Driven Autonomous Wheel Chair Navigation With IoT and Voice Control in tha 1st internation Conference on Networked Computing and Data Analytics held during May23-24,2025 at Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jaipur, Rajasthan.    2025-06-26 | : B.Tech - AIML | : Title of the Guest Lecture: "Data Structures through C" Date: 26th June 2025 Venue: Smart Classroom, Department of AIML Resource Person: Dr. B. Rama Krishna, M.Tech, Ph.D Professor & Head, Department of AIML Swarnandhra College of Engineering and Technology The Department of BCA organized a Guest Lecture on "Data Structures through C" on 26th June 2025. The session was delivered by Dr. B. Rama Krishna, Head of the Department of AIML, Swarnandhra College of Engineering and Technology. The guest lecture aimed to strengthen students’ understanding of core data structures such as arrays, linked lists, stacks, and queues. Dr. B. Rama Krishna sir explained the concepts using practical examples and live coding demonstrations. His dynamic and interactive approach kept the students engaged and encouraged active participation. The session proved to be highly informative, bridging theoretical knowledge with practical implementation, and enhancing the students’ learning experience.    2025-06-25 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Mrs.Archana Gelli Assistant Professor, CSE Department Awarded for Demonstrating Competence In the Completion of Building LLM Applications With Prompt Engineering.    2025-06-23 | : B.Tech - CSE | : International Yoga Day Celebrations at Swarnandhra College of Engineering and Technology on 20.06.25    2025-06-21 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Department of Computer Science Wishes all the Placed Final Year Students.    2025-06-21 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Mr. Mendi Satyanarayana Associate Professor, CSE Department Received a Award from CISCO Networking Academy for his Ten Years of Active Participation and Service.    2025-06-21 | : Academics Office | : INTERNATIONAL YOGA DAY CELEBRATIONS IN SWARNANDHRA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY.    2025-06-19 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Department of CSE organized a Motivational Speech to the final year students . Sri.S.Dinakar Reddy ICT - Academy, State Head felicitate to the students    2025-06-16 | : B.Tech - EEE | : Hearty Congratulations to A. Satyanarayana on being Awarded the Prestigious Doctoral from GITAM Deemed to be University.    2025-06-14 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Final year CSE department students , POCHIRAJU VIVEK SAI SRI KRISHNA, M.T.V.L.EESHITHA and SURAMPUDI BHARGAVI got 6 months Internship in ARCADIS with 20k Stipend per month.    2025-06-10 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Python Program Workshop For CSE Department Staff    2025-06-10 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Mr. Srigiri Sri Venu Madhav and Mrs.Sirisha Kollati, Assistant Professor, CSE Department, attended a Faculty Development Program titled " NanoTechnology Applications To Electrical Engineering " at Swarnandhra College, of Engineering and Technology, Narsapur during 02-06-2025 to 06-06-2025.    
BCA(H) Department
Programme: BCA(H) | Regulation: R24
S.No Course Code Semester Subject Type No. of COs Course Outcomes
1Communicative EnglishAEC1ENFirst SemesterTheory5
  • CO1: Identify and recall specific pieces of information through listening and reading texts.
  • CO2: Demonstrate the ability to communicate ideas and concepts effectively through speaking and writing.
  • CO3: Apply knowledge of grammatical structures and vocabulary in forming coherent sentences and paragraphs
  • CO4: Analyze and interpret texts by identifying key elements, context clues, and supporting ideas.
  • CO5: Create structured essays, summaries, and formal presentations on specific topics using proper grammar.
2Computer FundamentalsVAC1CFFirst SemesterTheory5
  • CO1: Identify the components of a computer system, types of software, and the basics of hardware and software.
  • CO2: Explain the basic operations of a GUI-based operating system and commonly used software applications.
  • CO3: Demonstrate the ability to operate MS Office tools (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) for various tasks.
  • CO4: Analyze the concepts of the Internet, web browsers, computer networks, and their functions.
  • CO5: Evaluate and apply knowledge of Google tools, Internet security, and electronic payment systems.
3Digital Logic DesignDLDCOREFirst SemesterTheory5
  • CO1: Identify and recall the fundamentals of binary systems, number conversions, binary codes, and logic gates.
  • CO2: Apply Boolean algebra theorems and simplification techniques to minimize Boolean functions using K-Maps and tabulation methods.
  • CO3: Analyze and design combinational circuits like adders, subtractors, multiplexers, and comparators.
  • CO4: Demonstrate the working of synchronous sequential circuits, including flip-flops, state reduction, and clocked circuits.
  • CO5: Design and evaluate asynchronous sequential circuits and counters, including registers and latches.
4Fundamentals of CommerceMDFCFirst SemesterTheory5
  • CO1: Define the basic concepts of commerce and explain its role in economic and societal development.
  • CO2: Understand and apply key economic theories, including macro and microeconomics, demand, supply, and market structures.
  • CO3: Demonstrate knowledge of accounting principles, branches of accounting, and the accounting cycle.
  • CO4: Analyze different types of taxes, tax systems, and the role of taxation authorities like CBDT and CBIC.
  • CO5: Evaluate the use of digital marketing, SEO, and data analytics in modern commerce and web development.
5Numerical and Statistical MethodsMDMATHSFirst SemesterTheory5
  • CO1: Apply methods like Secant, Regula-Falsi, Newton-Raphson, and Fixed Point Iteration to solve equations and perform error analysis.
  • CO2: Solve systems of linear equations using methods like Gauss Elimination, Gauss-Jordan, Gauss-Seidel, and LU-Decomposition, and compute Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors.
  • CO3: Apply interpolation techniques (Newton‟s and Lagrange‟s methods) and numerical methods like Trapezoidal and Simpson‟s for differentiation and integration.
  • CO4: Analyze data using statistical measures like mean, median, mode, standard deviation, skewness, kurtosis, and correlation coefficients.
  • CO5: Understand and apply theorems of probability, including Bayes‟ Theorem and conditional probability, to solve problems.
6Programming in CCORECFirst SemesterTheory5
  • CO1: Understand the fundamentals of computer programming, including algorithms, flowcharts, and basic data types.
  • CO2: Apply control structures like conditional statements, loops, and unconditional statements to solve programming problems.
  • CO3: Implement programs using arrays and strings for efficient data handling and manipulation.
  • CO4: Analyze the use of pointers and user-defined data types like structures and unions in complex programs.
  • CO5: Develop programs using functions, recursion, and file handling techniques to solve real-world problems.
7Communication Skills LabAEC2ENFirst SemesterLab5
  • CO1: Understand the basics of vowels, consonants, and neutralization/accent rules to improve pronunciation and articulation.
  • CO2: Apply effective communication skills, including JAM (Just A Minute) sessions and conversational practice for fluency in English.
  • CO3: Develop professional writing skills through e-mail writing, resume creation, cover letter drafting, and writing a Statement of Purpose (SOP)
  • CO4: Engage in group discussions and debates by applying various methods, enhancing critical thinking and argumentation skills.
  • CO5: Demonstrate interview and presentation skills through role-play, poster/PPT presentations, and practicing interview techniques.
8Office Automation Tools LabVAC2OATLABFirst SemesterLab5
  • CO1: Understand the basic components and peripherals of a computer, including the CPU, and perform tasks such as assembling/disassembling a PC and installing operating systems.
  • CO2: Apply knowledge of basic office tools such as Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint to create and format professional documents, spreadsheets, and presentations
  • CO3: Develop skills in advanced document handling techniques such as mail merge, document formatting, and the use of tables for various professional purposes.
  • CO4: Analyze and manage data in spreadsheets using formulas, sorting, filtering, and chart generation for effective data presentation and decision-making.
  • CO5: Demonstrate effective presentation skills by creating presentations with transitions, animations, custom layouts, and the use of graphical elements to enhance content delivery.
9Programming in C LabCORECLABFirst SemesterLab5
  • CO1: Understand the fundamentals of programming, including writing and executing basic C programs using arithmetic and input/output statements.
  • CO2: Apply conditional statements, loops, and functions to solve computational problems involving decision-making and iterative processes.
  • CO3: Analyze and manipulate arrays, strings, pointers, and structures in C to perform various operations and memory management.
  • CO4: Implement complex programming constructs such as recursive functions, file handling, and dynamic memory allocation in C.
  • CO5: Demonstrate problem-solving skills using C programming to handle file operations, pointer arithmetic, and structure/union concepts.
10Statistics using R LabMDRLABFirst SemesterLab5
  • CO1: Understand and use basic R programming constructs such as variables, data types, arithmetic operations, and input/output.
  • CO2: Apply functions, vectors, matrices, and data frames in R for data manipulation and basic operations
  • CO3: Analyze and implement object-oriented programming in R using S3, S4, and reference classes.
  • CO4: Utilize R for statistical analysis, including calculating descriptive statistics and visualizing data using various types of plots (box plots, scatter plots, bar plots).
  • CO5: Develop R programs to work with probability distributions, perform correlation analysis, and use R for basic statistical modeling.