Academics Degree College - BSc

 

Programme Objectives:
• To build a strong multidisciplinary knowledge base
• To train students in basic laboratory skills
• To encourage students to think critically, reason logically and evolve problem solving skills
• To provide opportunities for developing effective communication skills
• To promote leadership qualities and team player skills
• To generate awareness of the local and global issues related to sustainability
• To encourage students to reflect on ethical values and their responsibility towards societal issues
Programme Outcomes:
The students will be able to –
• Build a strong foundation in core concepts of science
• Understand the interconnectivity of various scientific fields
• Handle challenges of higher education, research and industry
• Express themselves effectively and concisely
• Lead and collaborate on professional projects
• Engage in service to the society

First Year Bachelor of Science (F.Y.B.Sc.)

Compulsory Subject:

Foundation Course: Foundations in Indian Society & Basic Issues and Concerns in Indian Society

Optional Subject Group: (Two papers in each subject)

Students are required to opt for one subject combination

1. Chemistry/Microbiology/Zoology.
2. Chemistry/Microbiology/Physics.
3. Chemistry/Microbiology/Mathematics.
4. Chemistry/Life Sciences/Physics.
5. Chemistry/Life Sciences/Statistics
6. Life Sciences/Zoology/Mathematics.

Second Year Bachelor of Science (S.Y.B.Sc.)

Compulsory Subject:

Foundation Course: Contemporary Issues I & II

Optional Subject Group : (Three papers in each subject)

Depending on the subject combination in FY, students can select any one combination

1. Chemistry/Microbiology.
2. Microbiology/Zoology.
3. Chemistry/Life Sciences.
4. Life Sciences/Zoology

Third Year Bachelor of Science (T.Y.B.Sc.)

Single Major (6 Units) in ONE Subject :

1. Chemistry
2. Life Sciences
3. Microbiology

Applied Component Group:

1. Drugs and Dyes : (Chemistry)
2. Environmental Science and Pollution (Life Science)
3. Food Production and Processing (Microbiology)

 

Syllabus of BSc

• Department of Chemistry
• Department of Microbiology
• Department of Zoology
• Department of Physics
• Department of Mathematics
• Department of Life Sciences
• Department of Biochemistry

The University of Mumbai introduced the Bachelor of Mass Media, a three-year integrated course leading to a degree in JOURNALISM or ADVERTISING, in the academic year 2000-2001. The course, comprising six semesters, covers various aspects of study related to mass media. A student can specialise in either Advertising or Journalism in the third and final year of the course.
Sophia College (autonomous) introduced the BMM course in the academic year 2003-2004. Keeping in mind the mission of the college, viz., the education and upliftment of young women, the need was felt to introduce this career-oriented course. Today, a large number of job opportunities are available in the fields of Advertising and Journalism, and a degree in Mass Media will equip students to avail themselves of these job opportunities.
It is an intensive course as the objectives of the course clearly indicate. Besides the usual subject lectures, guest lectures, workshops, seminars and field trips are also arranged. There is also an optional internship at the end of the second year.

 

BMM | 2018 - 2022

Programme Objectives:
• To give learners in the programme a clear introduction to mass media as an all-encompassing ideological and communication experience globally
• To enable learners in the programme to understand the political, economic, social, cultural and environmental implications of consuming media messages
• To provide learners of the programme the opportunities to acquire the necessary skills to produce forms of media messages and content from advertising and journalism to public relations, branding, cinema and digital marketing, across different platforms
• To train learners in the programme through contemporary theory and practical application, in their role as future creators of media messages in a constantly evolving and demanding industry
• To teach learners in the programme the need for the ethical application of the ideas taught in the programme to become responsible consumers and producers of media content
Programme Outcomes:
At the end of three years of the BMM programme, the students will:
• Examine mass media as an all-encompassing ideological and communication experience globally
• Discuss and investigate the political, economic, social, cultural and environmental implications of consuming media messages
• Design and create media messages and content from advertising and journalism to public relations, branding, cinema and digital marketing, across different platforms
• Evaluate, through contemporary theory and practical application, their role as future creators of media messages in a constantly evolving and demanding industry
• Prioritise the need for the ethical application of the ideas taught in the programme to become responsible consumers and producers of media content

 

BA(SCJ) | 2020 - 2023

Programme Objectives:
• To give learners in the programme a clear introduction to mass media as an all-encompassing ideological and communication experience globally
• To enable learners in the programme to understand the political, economic, social, cultural and environmental implications of consuming media messages
• To provide learners of the programme the opportunities to acquire the necessary skills to produce forms of media messages and content from strategic communication (including advertising, branding, public relations, media planning, and digital marketing) to journalism across different platforms
• To train learners in the programme through contemporary theory and practical application, in their role as future creators of media messages in a constantly evolving and demanding industry
• To teach learners in the programme the need for the ethical application of the ideas taught in the programme to become responsible consumers and producers of media content
Programme Outcomes:
At the end of three years of the BA(SCJ) programme, the students will:
• Examine mass media as an all-encompassing ideological and communication experience globally
• Discuss and investigate the political, economic, social, cultural and environmental implications of consuming media messages
• Design and create media messages and content, from strategic communication (including advertising, branding, public relations, media planning, and digital marketing) to journalism across different platforms
• Evaluate, through contemporary theory and practical application, their role as future creators of media messages in a constantly evolving and demanding industry
• Prioritise the need for the ethical application of the ideas taught in the programme to become responsible consumers and producers of media content

First Year Bachelor Of Mass Media (F.Y.B.M.M.)

Second Year Bachelor Of Mass Media (S.Y.B.M.M.)

Third Year Bachelor Of Mass Media (T.Y.B.M.M.)

Academics

SENIOR COLLEGE

PREAMBLE:

Information Technology (IT) refers to the use, development, and management of computer systems, software, and networks to process, store, retrieve, and exchange information. It encompasses a broad range of technologies and practices aimed at solving problems, improving efficiency, and enabling communication within and between organizations and individuals. In an era marked by rapid digital transformation and technological advancements, our program is designed to equip students with a comprehensive understanding of the foundational and emerging concepts in Information Technology. Our BSc IT curriculum integrates theoretical knowledge with practical skills, preparing students to tackle real-world challenges and excel in a diverse range of IT careers. Through a combination of rigorous coursework, industry-relevant projects, and learning experiences, we aim to develop well-rounded professionals who are adept at problem-solving and equipped with the tools to drive technological innovation.

PROGRAMME OBJECTIVES

PO 1	To think analytically and creatively in developing robust, extensible and maintainable technological solutions to simple and complex problems.
PO 2	To work effectively as a part of a team to achieve a common stated goal.
PO 3	To imbibe quality software development practices.
PO 4	To apply their knowledge and skills to be employed and excel in IT professional careers and/or to continue their education in IT and/or related post graduate programmes.
PO 5	To communicate effectively with a range of audiences both technical and nontechnical.

PROGRAMME SPECIFIC OUTCOMES

PSO 1	The Learner will be able to demonstrate a strong understanding of fundamental concepts in information technology including programming, databases, networking, and software engineering principles.
PSO 2	The Learner will be able to apply technical skills in software development, system analysis, and design using contemporary tools and technologies.
PSO 3	The Learner will able to have proficiency in identifying, formulating, and solving IT-related problems using appropriate techniques, algorithms, and methodologies.
PSO 4	The Learner will be able to have understanding of project management principles and methodologies relevant to IT projects, including planning, scheduling, and resource management.
PSO 5	The Learner will be able to have effective communication skills, both oral and written, necessary for articulating technical concepts and collaborating in a team environment.

Syllabus of B. Sc.IT

• Syllabus INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY