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Gokhale Education Society's Gokhale Education Society’s H.A.L. College of Science & Commerce Ozar Township, Tal. Niphad, Dist. Nashik Gokhale Education Society’s H.A.L. College of Science & Commerce Ozar Township, Tal. Niphad, Dist. Nashik NAAC Re-Accredited with Grade – ‘B’ ISO 9001:2008 Certified Institution Phone: 02550-278571 Fax: 0250-278876 Email: [email protected], [email protected] “E-PROSPECTUS” YEAR : 2017 – 2018 About Gokhale Education Society: Gokhale Education Society was established on 19th February 1918, the third death anniversary of Namdar Gopal Krushna Gokhale, by his illustrious disciple late Principal Trimbak Appa Kulkarni. The society has taken a keen interest in developing the weaker sections, the tribal people, the industrial labourers and agricultural classes, by starting many educational institutions at Nashik, Bordi, Talasari, Kosbad, Jawhar, Suryanagar, angamner, Girgaon, Borivali and Parel. Gokhale Education Society, entirely managed by dedicated teachers, has established many educational institutions both in urban and rural areas. All members of the Governing Body are necessarily Life Member Teachers… All colleges associated with Gokhale Education Society are NAAC Accredited. All colleges (Junior & Senior) & High Schools, Pre-Primary Units are ISO 9001-2008 certified. It’s a Pioneer Institution to provide education to all levels (K.G. to P.G.) and beyond to the Adivasis and the downtrodden. Full academic freedom to teachers is given to innovate and experiment. Extensive use of ICT in teaching and learning process is implemented. Mobile Laboratory and Commerce Museum are available for making higher education more pragmatic. Introduction of application oriented courses – Computer Science, Journalism, Information Technology, Library Science, Bio- Technology, and Management related courses. Certificate courses in Modern European languages. PROFILE AT A GLANCE 3 Zones (Nashik, Mumbai & Palghar). 17 Centers. 123 Institutions. 14 Pre-Primary schools. 10 Primary schools. 20 Secondary schools. 3 Ashram Shala. 17 Junior Colleges. 20 Senior Colleges. 8 Research Centers. 15 Specialized institutes. 4 Apex institutions. 5 Agricultural Training Centers. 7 Knowledge Resource Centers. 1 Lakh students studying at different Gokhale Education Society’s institutions, centers and colleges. 3000+ teaching staff & Non-teaching staff. OFFICE BEARERS Chairman : Prin. S.B.Pandit Vice- Chairman : Prin. Dr. R.J.Gujrathi Secretary : Sir Dr.M.S.Gosavi Joint Treasurer : Prof. B. Devarajah Zonal Secretaries : Dr. Smt. D.P. Deshande (Nashik) : Smt. S.V. Sant (Mumbai) : Prin. P.A. Raut (Thane) H.A.L. COLLEGE OF SCIENCE & COMMERCE, Ozar Township NAAC Re-Accredited with Grade – ‘B’ ISO 9001:2008 Certified Institution Moto : Year of Establishment : 1986 Best example of Public-Private Partnership with Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, Ozar Founder Principal : Prin. Bhambure Office Bearers : o Prin. Dr. K.R. Shimpi, Coordinator o Prof. U.S. Surve, I/c Principal & Head, Computer Science OUR VISION & MISSION VISION Pursue Quality and Excellence in Computer Science, Information Technology and Commerce studies through total involvement of students and staff. MISSION To prepare the youth of the region to face the challenges of the Age of Technology and Commerce keeping in mind the central values of Life. QUALITY POLICY We at H.A.L. College of Science & Commerce are committed to impart quality education in Computer Science and Commerce to fulfill the needs and expectations of students, parents and society at large. This is done through the total involvement of the faculty, students and the supporting staff in the process of teaching and learning, complying with the quality system and continually improving the processes and system. QUALITY OBJECTIVES To provide knowledge and competency based courses in Computer Science, Commerce and Management of SPPU. To ensure optimum participation of students in the curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. To establish linkages with subject experts and business houses to make the education practical oriented through innovative teaching-learning methods. To train our faculty and non-teaching staff to upgrade their knowledge and skills to impart quality education and related services to our customers. To develop self-reliant learning habits among students. To develop quality environment to motivate the students for total personality development. GOALS 1. To develop eligible young men and women with education in Computer Science/ Commerce/ Management of a University standard in subjects that is bound to be of primary interest and importance to them in their career. 2. To provide Computer Science/ Commerce and Management education leading to Undergraduate and Post Graduate degree course. 3. To train our faculty and non-teaching staff to upgrade their knowledge and skills to impart quality education and related services to our customers. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE COLLEGE Excellent Infrastructure in HAL Campus, Nashik Division. Qualified and experienced faculty. Excellent environment for education and all-round development. Enthusiastic and administrative and support staff. Well equipped State of Art Laboratories and fully computerized Library. Ample Guest lecture, Seminars, Workshops for developing core competencies. Extension activities under Students’ Welfare, NSS & Vidyarthini Manch. 3 Cultural programmes and Sports for overall personality development. Placement opportunities at Mumbai, Pune and Nashik. Awarded as Best Institution of Gokhale Education Society in 2010. INNOVATIVE PRACTICES: Establishment and well functioning of Internal Quality Assurance Cell. ISO 9001:2008 Quality Management System. To enrich the quality in academics, Staff Study Circle is formed. Innovative programs like Quiz Competition, Paper Presentation for the students. Promoting staff & students to participate in various international, national and state level seminars, conferences, workshops and even present papers. Thrust is given to ICT enabled teaching and learning & Online Examinations. Sate of Art Laboratories, Library and Administration Office for providing quality, efficient and effective services. Alumni and parents meetings, Exhibitions and festivals are organized for students. LIBRARY AT A GLANCE The college has a fully computerized library with high speed internet connectivity. The library has open access system. Library has a good collection of books (Texts & References), journals, magazines, periodicals, e-books and CDs-DVDs to cater to the vast academic demands of the students. A separate Reading Room with a computer and internet facility has been established to facilitate research for postgraduate students. A Resource Centre has been made available for staff and students for browsing and downloading data as and when required. Reprographic facility has also been made available. Total no. of Books : 4740 Total no. of Titles : 1917 Total no. of Periodicals : 09 Total no. of Newspapers : 06 Total no. of CD’s : 455 Total no. of Ref. generals : 1361 COURSES OFFERED BY THE COLLEGE a) Master of Science - M.Sc. (Computer Science) b) Bachelor of Science - B.Sc. (Computer Science) c) Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com.) Master of Science (Computer Science) – M.Sc. (Computer Science) The M.Sc. (Computer Science) programme prepares the graduates to effectively design, construct and deploy quality business and IT tools to demonstrate strong insight and knowledge in their areas of expertise. The curriculum has a strong emphasis on basic techniques and project work that results in efficient and effective ways of building large hardware and software systems. Master’s degree in Computer science would be of 100 credits. These 100 credits are divided in Core and Elective subjects. Internal Evaluation is for 50 marks based on Written Test, Term Paper, Journal / Lecture / Library notes, Seminar presentation, Short Quizzes, Assignments, Extension Work, An Open Book Test, Mini Research Project, etc. Along with Core and Elective courses students will have to opt for Skill Based courses for 10 credits such as Introduction to Cyber Security, Human Rights and Skill Based Coursed (Robotics). Duration: Two years. 4 Eligibility: In order to be eligible for admission to M.Sc. (Computer Science) a candidate must be a Graduate in Computer Science of any statutory University with minimum 50% marks for Open category and 45% for Reserve category. Medium of Instruction: English only. Intake Capacity: 30 Seats Course Structure Semester - I (First Year – First Term) Revised from 2013-14 Sub. Code Subject Title Credit Evaluation INT UNI CS 101 Principles of Programming Languages Core 5 50 50 CS 102 Advanced Networking Core 5 50 50 CS 103 Distributed Database Concepts Core 5 50 50 CS 104 Design and Analysis of Algorithms Core 5 50 50 CS 105 Network Programming Core 5 50 50 Semester - I (First Year – Second Term) Sub. Code Subject Title Credit Evaluation INT UNI CS 201 Digital Image Processing Core 5 50 50 CS 202 Advanced Operating System Core 5 50 50 CS 203 Data Mining and Data Warehousing Core 5 50 50 CS 204 Project Core 5 50 50 CS 205 Programming with DOT NET Elective 5 50 50 CS 206 Artificial Intelligence Elective 5 50 50 CS 207 Advance Design and Analysis of Algorithms Elective 5 50 50 Semester - III (Second Year – First Term) Sub. Code Subject Title Credit Evaluation INT UNI CS 301 Software Metrics & Project Management Core 5 50 50 CS 302 Mobile Computing Core 5 50 50 CS 303 Soft Computing Core 5 50 50
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