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Bachelor of Science (Data Science) (B.Sc. DS)
Program Outcome (PO)
The
B.Sc. Data Science
program enables graduates to:
PO1:
Apply knowledge of mathematics, statistics, and computing fundamentals to analyze data effectively.
PO2:
Design and develop solutions using programming skills and data science tools.
PO3:
Analyze complex datasets to extract meaningful insights for decision-making.
PO4:
Apply machine learning techniques for predictive modeling and pattern recognition.
PO5:
Utilize big data technologies and modern tools for handling large datasets.
PO6:
Apply data science concepts across various domains such as healthcare, finance, and business.
PO7:
Demonstrate ethical responsibility and awareness of data privacy and security issues.
PO8:
Communicate data-driven insights effectively using visualization and presentation skills.
PO9:
Exhibit critical thinking and problem-solving abilities in real-world scenarios.
PO10:
Work effectively in teams and multidisciplinary environments.
PO11:
Engage in lifelong learning and adapt to evolving technologies in data science.
PO12:
Demonstrate leadership and decision-making skills in professional contexts.
Semester I – Course Outcomes (CO)
1. Python Programming (NUDS101)
CO1:
Apply basic programming concepts using variables, data types, and input/output operations.
CO2:
Implement control structures and operators to solve programming problems.
CO3:
Develop programs using functions and string operations.
CO4:
Utilize dictionaries and basic data structures effectively.
2. Descriptive Statistics (NUDS102)
CO1:
Organize and present data using appropriate statistical methods.
CO2:
Compute and interpret measures of central tendency and dispersion.
CO3:
Analyze data consistency using statistical techniques.
CO4:
Evaluate relationships between variables using correlation.
CO5:
Apply regression techniques for prediction and analysis.
3. Practical I – Python + Statistics (NUDS103)
CO1:
Apply programming concepts to solve basic computational problems.
CO2:
Implement functions, arrays, and strings in Python programs.
CO3:
Perform data handling and basic statistical analysis using programming.
CO4:
Develop problem-solving skills through practical implementation.
CO5:
Analyze relationships between variables using correlation and regression techniques.
4. Indian Financial System – I (NUDS104)
CO1:
Understand the structure and components of the Indian financial system.
CO2:
Explain the role of banks and financial institutions.
CO3:
Understand the importance of insurance in financial planning.
CO4:
Develop awareness of basic financial concepts such as saving, budgeting, and investment.
CO5:
Apply financial knowledge in real-life decision-making.
5. Social Media and Communication (NUDS105)
CO1:
Understand the evolution and concepts of social media platforms.
CO2:
Analyze the impact of social media on communication and society.
CO3:
Evaluate ethical and privacy issues in digital communication.
CO4:
Apply social media tools effectively in academic and professional contexts.
6. Excel for Business (NUDS106)
CO1:
Understand basic spreadsheet concepts and data handling techniques.
CO2:
Apply Excel functions for data analysis and financial modelling.
CO3:
Design structured spreadsheets for business applications.
CO4:
Use visualization tools such as charts and PivotTables.
CO5:
Develop simple financial and analytical models using Excel.
7. Web Technology (NUDS107)
CO1:
Understand basic concepts of web technologies and internet architecture.
CO2:
Develop simple web pages using HTML, CSS, and basic scripting.
CO3:
Apply web development tools for designing user interfaces.
CO4:
Understand client-server communication and web protocols.
8. Communication Skills in English I (NUEN101)
CO1:
Develop basic communication skills in English.
CO2:
Improve vocabulary and grammar usage.
CO3:
Communicate ideas clearly in academic and professional contexts.
CO4:
Develop confidence in presentations and interpersonal communication.
9. Environmental Systems and Management – I (NUES101)
CO1:
Understand environmental systems and ecological concepts.
CO2:
Identify environmental issues and sustainability challenges.
CO3:
Apply basic environmental management practices.
CO4:
Develop awareness of environmental conservation.
10. Indian Knowledge System (NUIK101)
CO1:
Understand fundamentals of Indian knowledge traditions.
CO2:
Analyze contributions of ancient Indian science and philosophy.
CO3:
Relate traditional knowledge to modern applications.
CO4:
Develop appreciation for India’s cultural heritage.
11. Fitness and Sports – I (NUCC103)
CO1:
Understand importance of physical fitness.
CO2:
Perform exercises and sports activities.
CO3:
Develop teamwork and discipline.
CO4:
Maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Semester II – Course Outcomes (CO)
1. Advanced Python Programming (NUDS201)
CO1:
Apply advanced Python concepts for solving complex problems.
CO2:
Implement object-oriented programming concepts.
CO3:
Work with advanced data structures and file handling.
CO4:
Develop efficient programs using libraries.
2. Database Management Systems (NUDS202)
CO1:
Understand database concepts and architecture.
CO2:
Design relational databases using SQL.
CO3:
Apply normalization techniques.
CO4:
Perform database operations.
3. Practical 2 (NUDS203)
CO1:
Implement advanced Python programs.
CO2:
Develop database-driven applications.
CO3:
Perform SQL operations.
CO4:
Analyze and manage data efficiently.
4. Problem Solving using C (NUDS204)
CO1:
Understand C programming fundamentals.
CO2:
Apply control structures and functions.
CO3:
Implement arrays and pointers.
CO4:
Develop structured problem-solving skills.
5. Basics of Stock Market (NUDS205)
CO1:
Understand stock market structure.
CO2:
Analyze financial instruments.
CO3:
Interpret market trends.
CO4:
Understand risk management.
6. Research Principles and Practices (NUDS206)
CO1:
Understand research concepts.
CO2:
Design research problems.
CO3:
Apply data collection techniques.
CO4:
Prepare reports and presentations.
7. R Programming for Statistics (NUDS207)
CO1:
Understand R programming basics.
CO2:
Perform statistical analysis.
CO3:
Visualize data using graphs.
CO4:
Apply R in real-world scenarios.
8. Statistical Methods (NUDS208)
CO1:
Understand advanced statistical concepts.
CO2:
Apply hypothesis testing.
CO3:
Analyze data using models.
CO4:
Interpret statistical results.
9. Communication Skills in English II (NUEN201)
CO1:
Improve communication skills.
CO2:
Develop professional communication.
CO3:
Enhance presentation skills.
10. Environmental Systems and Management – II (NUES201)
CO1:
Understand environmental issues.
CO2:
Analyze sustainability practices.
CO3:
Apply solutions to real-world problems.
11. Fitness and Sports – II (NUCC203)
CO1:
Understand fitness importance.
CO2:
Develop endurance and coordination.
CO3:
Promote teamwork.
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