About the Course

TThe Bachelor of Computer Applications (Cloud and Cyber Security) is a 3-year undergraduate program offered online (OL) by the Department of Computer Applications, starting July 2025. Designed for 10+2 graduates, this 152-credit program equips students with expertise in cloud computing and cybersecurity. Delivered through our cloud-based Learning Management System (LMS), it blends theory with practical labs, preparing you for a thriving tech career.

Start: July 2025
Credits: 152

Course Highlights

Why Choose This Program?

• Extensive Curriculum: Covers 44 courses across 6 semesters, including Problem Solving using C, Cyber Security, and Data Mining.
• Hands-On Labs: Virtual labs for courses like Linux & Administration and Advanced Cloud Security ensure practical skills.
• Expert Faculty:Guided by professors like Dr. Kewal Krishan Sharma and Dr. Neeraj Sharma, with mentors like Ruchi Bhatnagar.
• Flexible LearningAccess eBooks, SCORM files, and MOOCs (SWAYAM/NPTEL) via our mobile-responsive LMS, with live webinars and forums.
• Industry Focus:Includes internships and projects in semester 5, fostering skills in big data and cloud security.

Fee Structure

Affordable and Accessible

Total Fee: To be announced

Semester Fee: Semester-wise, flexible installments via secure Atom Gateway

Payment Methods: Secure transactions via Atom Payment Gateway (debit/credit cards, NEFT).

Additional Costs:Minimal fees for optional resources or re-examinations, if applicable. Visit our admissions portal for the latest fee information.

Curriculum PDF

Explore the Full Curriculum

Download the detailed curriculum PDF for all 44 courses, including Data Communication Network, Software Engineering, and Industrial Project. The PDF outlines semester-wise courses, virtual lab requirements, and MOOC integrations. Access it via the LMS post-enrollment or request a copy through our admissions page.

Course Outcomes

• Develop secure applications using C, Java, and Python.
• Master cloud computing and cybersecurity, including Linux administration.
• Apply data mining and big data analytics to real-world challenges.
• Gain hands-on experience through projects and internships, preparing for roles like cloud security analyst or cybersecurity specialist
• Enhance professional skills through courses like Human Values and Communication Skills.