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Software Engineering 1
Curriculum Architecture
Common Foundation Semester
S.NO Course Name Duration (Hrs)
1 Introduction to IT 12
2 Object Oriented Programming in C# 48
3 Designing & Implementing SQL Server 2005 48
4 GUI Application Development using .NET Framework 30
5 ISAS
E-Learning
1 PC Productivity Tools
2 Effective Communication
Exit Profile: Windows Programmer
Semester 2
S.NO Course Name Duration (Hrs)
1 GUI Applications Development using Java 36
2 Advanced Database Applications Development in Visual Studio
2005 using ADO.NET & XML 48
3 Data Structures & Algorithms 36
4 Project 12
E-Learning
1 GUI & Interactive Applications Design
2 Interpersonal Relationships
Exit Profile: Client Server Database Developer
Semester 3
S NO Course Name Duration(Hrs)
1 Object-Oriented Analysis & Design using UML 48
2 Web Applications Development using ASP.NET 48
3 Code Optimization & Performance Tuning using Intel Vtune 30
4 ISAS
e-Learning
1 Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Foundation
2 Customer Handling
Exit Profile: Web Application Developer
Semester 4
S NO Course Name Duration (Hrs)
1 J2EE Application Development using Java Studio Enterprise 48
2 Software Quality Assurance and Testing 36
3 CAPSTONE PROJECT 48
e-Learning
1 Business Process Fundamentals
2 International Etiquettes
Exit Profile: Distributed Application Developer
Certification Mapping
SQL Server 2005
• 70-431 Microsoft® SQL Server™ 2005 -
Implementation and Maintenance
.NET Framework 2.0 Windows Applications
• 70-526: Microsoft® .NET Framework 2.0
- Windows®-based Client Development
.NET Framework 2.0 Web Applications
• 70-528: Microsoft® .NET Framework 2.0
- Web-based Client Development
.NET Framework 2.0
• 70-536: Microsoft® .NET Framework 2.0
- Application Development Foundation
Sem 1
Sem 2
Sem 3
Sem 4
Partially
Certification Mapping T1 Electives
.NET Framework 2.0 Distributed Applications
• 70-529: Microsoft® .NET Framework 2.0 - Distributed
Application Development
SUN Certified Mobile Application
Developer (SCMAD)
• 70-445: Designing Business Intelligence Solutions by Using
Microsoft® SQL Server™ 2005 Analysis Services
Business Intelligence Developer
Windows Developer
• 70-548: Designing and Developing Windows® Applications by
Using the Microsoft® .NET Framework
SUN Certified Business Component
Developer (SCBCD)
Web Developer
• 70-547: Designing and Developing Web Applications by Using
the Microsoft® .NET Framework
• 70-446: Designing a Business Intelligence Infrastructure by Using
Microsoft® SQL Server™ 2005
Business Intelligence Developer
Cold Fusion
Flex
Infrastructure Management Services 2
Today we are all socially connected
What is a NETWORK?
Network is a collection of computers inter-connected together to share information (data) and resources( printer, scanner , etc.).
Eg : School Lab, University Labs, Internet.
Why we need Networking ?
• Cost Effective
• Faster Data Transfers
• Data loss is minimum
Types of a Network
Network is broadly classified into three types :
Geographical (Based on Distance between two Computers)
• LAN
• MAN
• WAN
Topology (Based on how they are connected)
• Bus
• Star
• Ring
• Mesh
Grouping (Based on the relation between the computers)
• Peer – Peer
• Client Server
Before Networking After Networking
Defining Infrastructure Management
For an organization's infrastructure management (IM) is the management of essential operation components, such as policies, processes, equipment, data, human resources, and external contacts, for overall effectiveness.
Consumer Insight
Is more aware about the nuances of the sector
For being aware about networking to being aware about IMS related features
Buzzwords like Security, Wi-Fi and ethical hacking are slowly becoming popular
Despite SW being seen as a better profile, NW and IMS is shedding its blue collared tag.
NW is being seen as a lucrative option in IT rather than being just another alternative to SW.
Consumers are looking to make serious careers in the sector
SW engineers are opting for NW related courses
Instances of GNIITians downgrading to networking
NW is seen as a virgin territory – “Everyone is opting for Java I want to do something that is equally good and untapped”
• Hosting all systems, systems administration
access controls and storage equipments
• Remember what happened on 9/11?
• Monitoring, administering &
diagnostics of the network and its
components
• Installation, Implementation of Desktops for End
users
• More users, more installation time, therefore
remote installation by Desktop Support Executives
• Continuous monitoring and reporting pertaining
to intrusion detection, manage security devices
and security events.
• A tech Admin can format, restore data in split
seconds without a desk visit.
• Service desk, incident and problem
management ongoing audits
• Any user in an MNC on an average
exchanges 75 mails daily. Traffic,
bandwidth, Security, storage needs to be
managed.
• DB Admin
• With information in any enterprise getting a
digital format, managing data storage and flow
is extremely critical for Database Professionals
• Front line support
• Call Management & ownership
• Quick restoration of service
• Your machine runs slow and you call up the help desk to seek
phone based support.
• Similarly your IBM Laptop needs it’s BIOS to be flushed but you
need the steps to perform the action. Web based support is then
sought from IBM Help Desk
• Monitoring systems OS and provide end user
support
• Managing Sever applications for effective
functioning
NIIT Introduces
A New &
Improved
GNIIT
Track 2 v 2
Track 2 Architecture (Proposed)
•Exit Profile: Server Administrator
Semester 2
•Exit Profile: System Support Technician
Semester 1
• Exit Profile: Security Administrator
Semester 4
• Exit Profile: Network Administrator
Semester 3
Professional Practice G
NPv2
G
NIIT Tra
ck 2
Electives
Electives
Entry
Semester 1: System Support Technician
Deploying Windows Business Desktops
Deploying Business Vista Desktops
Deploying Microsoft office 2007
Deploying and Trouble Shooting Linux Desktops
Managing and Supporting Solaris 10
E learning
MCTS on Windows Vista Business Desktops Deployment
Sun Certified Solaris Associate (SCSAS)
Linux + Certification
Content Certifications
Semester 2: Server Administrator
Fundamentals server technologies
Fundamentals of windows server 2008 Active Directory
Configuring Windows Server 2008 Network Administrator
Administering the Solaris 10 operating system
E-learning
CompTIA Server+
MCTS: Network infrastructure configuration Windows Server 2008
Solaris S10 intermediate System Administrator Part 1
Content Certifications
Semester 3: Network Administrator
Protocols and internetworking standards
Introduction to internetworking fundamentals
Interconnecting networking devices in a heterogeneous environment
Storage management fundamentals
E-learning
CompTIA N+
Cisco CCENT
Cisco CCNA
EMC Storage management technology foundation certification
Content Certifications
Semester 4 Contents
• Exit Profile: Security Administrator
Semester 4
Professional Practice G
NIIT Tra
ck 2
Electives
• CompTIA Security+
• Implementing Network Security
• Implementing Server Security
IMS GNIIT Track at a Glance
IMS GNIIT
Curriculum
Core Courses (Fundamentals and Concepts)
Building on GNPv2
Security focus
Disciplinary subjects
Professional Skills
Industry Orientation
Curriculum Strengths
Architecture with the Right Blend of Range, Depth &
Completeness
Curriculum backed by Industry leaders in this domain
like Microsoft, CISCO, SUN, EMC2, CompTIA
Industry Relevant Technologies, Latest Versions
Capitalizes on huge demand of professionals required
for IMS domain
Enquiry Handling (Internal)
Since the new Curriculum is built on the current GNPv2 structure, student handling is very convenient
Student registered up to Sem 3 can easily upgrade to the GNIIT Track by enrolling himself to the higher program at the centre with the GNIIT Execution rights.
G2DSN
• Student completes Sem 1 under GNPv2
• Student completes Sem 2 under GNPv2
ANIIT
• Student completes Sem 3 under GNPv2
• Student upgrades to Sem 4 under GNPv2
GNIIT
• Student completes IOS modules in Semester 4
• Student takes Electives as additional subjects with appropriate fees
Methodology and Infrastructure
Designed to impart practical networking skills
Vlabs for real time exposure in remote infrastructure management
Special inclusion of online class rooms to demonstrate and deliver simultaneously
World class WBT( web based training) for self paced learning
V labs
Technology enabled solution for effective learning
of IT infrastructure in a controlled and structured
environment
Only web enabled learning systems that enables
you to directly connect with hardware and software
in a real risk free environment.
NIIT Wide Area
Network
NIIT vLabs®
CISCO Equipment
Classrooms
Classrooms
Classrooms
Classrooms
30 NIIT
Network
• It provides a virtual environment that can mirror a real-time situation-Hardware &
Software to meet the learners training needs
• Takes you through a set of situational based exercises leading to real-
time experience
Advantage
IMS @ NIIT :: The Edge
Industry Collaborations with the BEST…... CompTIA , Cisco, Microsoft, SUN, EMC
Training on Remote Infrastructure Management (RIM) thru Vlabs
Placement Assistance thru NIIT‟s National Placement Network
Industry Endorsed Curriculum
Packed with „MOST WANTED‟ International Certifications
Trained by Certified Faculty
Exit Profiles Mapped to Industry Roles
Top of the Line e-Learning material from Element K
Business Systems & Information Management 3
Business Systems & Information
Management
Software Engineering
Globalnet+
Information
Systems
People
S / W
H/W Network
Data
MULTI
TRACK
GNIIT!
There is more to IT and GNIIT than… Software
Engineering
But What Is
Business Intelligence???
And How Is
Data Managed???
Data Entry
Reporting
Data Analysis/Interpretation
Data Mining
Data Warehousing
Decision
How is Data Managed
What Does Market Say
Market Requirements
• Enterprise Applications market is growing rapidly, apart from BI we need to address these areas (ERP, SCM, CRM) significantly.
• For fast growth, SMBs adopting packaged applications on ERP, SCM and CRM
Technology
• Industry has new tools and architectures available for BI implementation
• Newer tools include Office 2003/2007, SQL Server 2005/2008, MOSS (Microsoft Office SharePoint Services)
Market Data
The worldwide market for Enterprise Applications is
expected to grow to $43 billion by 2011, a compounded
annual growth rate (CAGR) of 8.3% over the next five
years. The ERP market is currently worth $18 billion, and
is expected to grow at a CAGR of 6.7%, to reach $25
billion by 2011.
Economic growth and the new locations for low cost
manufacturing operations are major drivers for ERP
investment. Hence, Latin America, China and India are
expected to achieve the highest growth rates, with EMEA
(Europe, Middle East, Africa) achieving average growth over
the forecast period.
Meet The Market Leader
“Business intelligence market in India grew at 27.09% a year” - IDC
The Indian business intelligence market is growing at a CAGR of 27.09% and is expected to top $10.55 mln by year-end of 2005. SAS India is the leader in the Business Intelligence (BI) software market in India for the year 2004, with a 23% market share.
"The India market will continue to grow and investments will be made across the market from enterprise applications to infrastructure management with security and business intelligence (BI) as the fastest-growing categories. The small and medium-sized business (SMB) market will be the vendors' next battlefield," says Praveen Sengar, analyst, IDC India.
Indian BI Market furnished a growth of 25%
with SAS being the leader in Yr 2008, but
followed aggressively by Oracle, Business
Objects(Now taken over by SAP) and Microsoft.
Indian BI Market Indian BI Market Share
NIIT & SAS – A Unique Synergy
NIIT joins hand with SAS About SAS
288 offices in 51
countries
10000+ employees
4 million users
worldwide
41,736 sites
107 countries
Hundreds of local user
groups globally
Magic Quadrant of Business Intelligent Platform 2008
Industry Positioning
SAS SAS has customers in 109 different countries
96 of the top 100 companies on the 2007 FORTUNE Global 500® list use SAS products.
SAS dominates in advanced analytic solutions. No other vendor in the Magic Quadrant has its range of capabilities or can point to the same number of advanced analytic deployments.
SAS has a strong packaged analytic application program, with solutions that go well beyond reporting and key performance indicator (KPI)-centric deployments, to include more advanced analytic applications applied to particular business problems such as fraud detection.
SAS has a strong brand and associated support structure that spans all major geographies.
Its Stored Services provide an effective way to embed advanced analytical functionality within reports, dashboards and other easy-to-consume applications.
Key Customers and Segments Alliance Bank
Ambank
Citi
Info
Dick‟s Sporting Goods Inc.
Google Inc.
Hanaro Telecom,
HSBC Bank
Macys.com
Netflix
National Stock Exchange of India
Norwegian Cruise Line Ltd.
Texas Instruments France
UTI Bank.
US Department of Treasury
Ford
Indian Health Service
ICICI Bank
KLM
Canadian National Railway
Kingfisher Asia Limited
Hallmark
Hewlett-Packard
US Navy
Communications
Financial Services
Government
Education Other
Life Sciences
Retail
Manufacturing
Summary
Technical Aptitude No Longer Enough To Secure Future for IT Professionals.
Information design and management
Process design and management
The worldwide market for Enterprise Applications is expected to grow at a CAGR of 8.3%
BI ranked as #1 priority for CIOs
ERP, SCM, CRM, Databases and BI together have almost 52% of the sales revenue share of the Business Apps market
Huge potential for Business Systems and BI in India
BI is the fastest growing category in enterprise applications domain (with SAS being the leader in Indian BI market)
GNIIT Track 3: Architecture
BSIM Curriculum
Core Courses (Fundamentals and Concepts)
Computer Science
Foundation
PC Productivity Tools
Disciplinary subjects
Professional Skills
Industry Orientation
Core Subjects Disciplinary Subjects Professional Skills
Core Concepts
PC Productivity
Tools
Programming
Logic &
Techniques
Object Orientation
RDBMS Concepts
Application Development
and Reporting
Business Processes and
Implementation
Databases and
Data Analysis
Behavioral
Skills
Industry
Orientation
Windows
Application
Development
Information
Delivery using
MOSS 2007
Enterprise
Reporting
Common Business
Process
Business Analysis Using
BI Technologies
Business Process Impleme
ntation (ERP)
Implementing,
Querying & Managing D
atabases
Advance Excel Listening,
Communication &
Time Management
Skills Minor Project
Major Project
Interpersonal
Communication
Accessing info.
using Information Delivery
Portal
Business Process Impleme
ntation (CRM)
Creating
Data Marts
Enterprise
Framework and
Info. Analysis
Semester I
Semester II
Semester III
Semester IV
Data Access and
Standardization
Technologies
Modeling and
Designing a
Data warehouse
Business Process Impleme
ntation (SCM)
Data Migration
and Integration
Strategies
Base SAS
Programming
JOBS
Target Placements in
SMB‟s such as Anchor Ltd., Bisleri, Competent Motors, SOTC, Club Mahindra … and similar companies
BFSI ,Retail & Media Companies such as Zee Television ,Vishal Retail to Citigroup, HSBC ,Max Life …..etc
Placed in ITOS/Vendor/SI
organizations such as Accenture,
Wipro, HCL Info Satyam,
Birlasoft etc.
1 Year (Sem 1 and 2) – IS Developer 2 Year (Sem 3 and 4) – DW Developer
Some of the Job Roles….
SAS Programming
Data Manager
Report Writer
SAS Intelligence Platform
Data Integration Developer
Business Analyst
Business User
BI Application Developer
SAS Analytics
Statistical Analyst
Forecaster
Operation researcher
Market Researcher
Data Miner
Target Audience
Position New
GNIIT BSIM
Track To „A
Business/Man
agement-
oriented
Career
Aspirant
32%
31%
28%
3% 0% 0%
6%
Commerce Commerce
Arts
Likely Educational Background:
Commerce
Arts
Business Administration
Why BSIM for „the business/mgmt-
oriented career aspirant‟?
Industry speak:
Recent study from Gartner shows that IT Professionals need to understand business processes apart from technical skills
In-depth knowledge of business processes a must
Linking Business processes to system/database implementation a must
Enterprise Applications market is growing rapidly, apart from BI we need to address other areas such as ERP, SCM, CRM significantly. For this knowledge of Packaged Business Applications and Implementation is imperative
There is a need for personnel that can speak both the language of technology and business and the skills to manage projects and people
Thank You