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Bachelor in Information Management




BIM Program's Objectives & Mission:


The mission of Faculty of Management's Bachelor in Information Management (BIM) program is to develop socially responsible, scientific approached, result oriented information technology (IT) professionals. The BIM program is designed to equip graduates with the skills and attributes required to be effective and efficient information technology professionals.

The specific objectives of the program are to:

  • Prepare IT professionals proficient in the use of computers and computational techniques in order to develop effective information systems to solve real life problems in the organizational milieu.

  • Develop students' skill in object-oriented software design methods and data management systems.

  • Provide professional training to students by combining information technology with managerial skills.

  • Prepare students to proceed on to post graduate level study in information management within and outside the country.

Curricular Structure


Management Courses 27 Credit Hours
Analytical and Support Courses 27 Credit Hours
Information Technology and Computing Courses 60 Credit Hours
Elective Courses 6 Credit Hours
Internship: Industrial Attachment Project 6 Credit Hours
Total 126 Credit Hours  
Elective Courses  6 Credit hours
ITC 301: System Administration - Win NT 3 Credit hours
ITC 302: Graphics User Interface Programming Using C++  3 Credit hours
ITC 303: Computer Based Financial Engineering 3 Credit hours
ITC 304: Electronic Reporting and Auditing of Accounting Information 3 Credit hours
Internship  6 Credit hours
 
 

COURSE COMPOSITION

 
I.  Management Courses   27 Credit hours
MGT 201: Principles of Management  3 Credit hours
MGT 202: Human Resource Management  3 Credit hours
MGT 203: Organizational Relations  3 Credit hours
MGT 204: Business Communication 3 Credit hours
MGT 205: Operations Management  3 Credit hours
ACC 201: Financial Accounting 3 Credit hours
ACC 202: Cost and Management Accounting 3 Credit hours
FIN 201:  Business Finance 3 Credit hours
MKT 201: Principles of Marketing 3 Credit hours
II.  Analytical and Support Courses 27 Credit hours
ENG 201: English Composition 3 Credit hours
MTH 201: Basic Mathematics 3 Credit hours
MTH 202: Discrete Mathematics 3 Credit hours
STT 201: Statistics 3 Credit hours
ECO 201: Micro Economics 3 Credit hours
ECO 202: Macro Economics 3 Credit hours
LOG 201: Critical Thinking and Decision Making 3 Credit hours
SOC 201: Sociology 3 Credit hours
PSY 201: Psychology 3 Credit hours
III. Information Technology and Computing Courses  60 Credit hours
ITC 211: Computer Information System 3 Credit hours
ITC 212: Digital Logic  3 Credit hours
ITC 213: Structured Programming 3 Credit hours
ITC 214: Data Communication and Computer Network 3 Credit hours
ITC 215: Data Structure and Algorithm 3 Credit hours
ITC 216: Object Oriented Programming  3 Credit hours
ITC 217: Microprocessor Programming  3 Credit hours
ITC 218: Database Management System 3 Credit hours
ITC 219: Web Technology 3 Credit hours
ITC 220: Computer Organization 3 Credit hours
ITC 221: Computer Graphics 3 Credit hours
ITC 222: JAVA Programming    3 Credit hours
ITC 223: Artificial Intelligence  3 Credit hours
ITC 224: Client Server Computing   3 Credit hours
ITC 225: Software Engineering 3 Credit hours
ITC 226: Management Information System 3 Credit hours
ITC 227: IT Entrepreneurship and Supply Chain Management 3 Credit hours
ITC 228: High Speed Network and Multimedia Networking   3 Credit hours
ITC 229: Computer Security and Cyber Law 3 Credit hours
ITC 330: Economics of Information and Communications        3 Credit hours
IV.  Elective Courses  6 Credit hours
ITC 301: System Administration - Win NT 3 Credit hours
ITC 302: Graphics User Interface Programming Using C++  3 Credit hours
ITC 303: Computer Based Financial Engineering 3 Credit hours
ITC 304: Electronic Reporting and Auditing of Accounting Information 3 Credit hours
V. Internship  6 Credit hours

Course Cycle

 
First Semester     
Credit Hours  
1. MGT 201: Principles of Management    
3
2. ENG 201: English Composition   
3
3. MTH 201: Basic Mathematics 
3
4. ITC 211: Computer Information System
3
5. ITC 212: Digital Logic
3
Second Semester    
Credit Hours
1. SOC 201: Sociology
3
2. MTH 202: Discrete Mathematics 
3
3. MGT 204: Business Communication
3
4. ITC 213: Structured Programming  
3
5. ITC 214: Data Communication and Computer Network
3
Third Semester    
Credit Hours
1. STT 201: Statistics
3
2. PSY 201: Psychology  
3
3. ITC 215: Data Structure and Algorithm
3
4. ITC 216: Object Oriented Programming 
3
5. ITC 217: Microprocessor Programming
3
Fourth Semester    
Credit Hours
1. ACC 201: Financial Accounting
3
2. ECO 201: Micro Economics   
3
3. ITC 218: Database Management System
3
4. ITC 219: Web Technology 
3
5. ITC 220: Computer Organization
3
Fifth Semester    
Credit Hours
1. ACC 202: Cost and Management Accounting 
3
2. ECO 202: Macro Economics
3
3. ITC 221: Computer Graphics
3
4. ITC 222: JAVA Programming  
3
5. ITC 223: Artificial Intelligence
3
Sixth Semester    
Credit Hours
1. FIN 201: Business Finance
3
2. MGT 205: Operations Management 
3
3. MKT 201: Principles of Marketing
3
4. ITC 224:   Client Server Computing 
3
5. ITC 225: Software Engineering
3
Seventh Semester   
Credit Hours
1. LOG 201: Critical Thinking and Decision Making 
3
2. MGT 203: Organization Relations
3
3. MGT 202: Human Resource Management
3
4. ITC 226: Management Information System
3
5. ITC 227: IT Entrepreneurship and Supply Chain Management 
3
6. ITC 228: High Speed Network and Multimedia Networking
3
Eighth Semester  
Credit Hours
1. ITC 229: Computer Security and Cyber Law   
3
2. ITC 230: Economics of Information and Communication
3
3. Elective I   
3
4. Elective II    
3
5. IM 210: Internship: Industrial Attachment Project
6

Industrial Attachment Project

Students during the Eighth Semester shall be attached to organizations where they have to work for a period of eight weeks. Each student shall prepare an individual report in the prescribed format based on his or her work in the respective organization assigned to him/her. Evaluation of the industrial attachment shall be based on the project report. The report must be submitted by the end of the Eighth Semester. Students must secure a grade 'C' in the industrial attachment project. The industrial attachment project report shall carry a value equivalent to 6 credit hours.

Eligibility Condition for Admission

The candidate applying for BIM program must have:

  • Successfully completed a twelve-year schooling or equivalent from any University, Board or Institution recognized by Tribhuvan University.

  • Secured a minimum of second division in the twelve-year schooling or equivalent.

  • Complied with all the application procedures.

Admission Criteria:

Written Test: Applicants are required to appear in the entrance test conducted by the Faculty of Management. The test will follow the international testing pattern and standards. It includes area like:

  • Verbal ability

  • Quantitative ability

  • Logical Reasoning

  • General Awareness

Interview: Only short-listed candidates from the written test will be interviewed and selected for admission.

Teaching Pedagogy

The general teaching methodology includes class lectures, group discussions, case studies, practical exercises, laboratory work, project work, and term papers. The teaching faculty according to the needs of the course will determine the choice of the teaching methodology.

The concerned teacher/instructor shall develop a detailed course outline and work plan at the beginning of each semester and also recommend the basic text and other reference materials for teaching -learning of the course modules.

Grading System

     The BIM program will be executed through the semester system. There will be altogether eight semesters required to complete the regular program. The internal (on going) evaluation shall carry 40 percent weight while the external (end of semester) examination shall carry 60 percent weight. The final grade shall be determined on the overall performance in the internal and external examinations.


Passing Grade and Grading System

Students must secure a minimum of grade 'C' or Grade Point Average (GPA) of 2.0 in the internal evaluation in order to qualify to appear in the semester examination. The passing grade in the semester examination for an individual paper is also grade 'D' or GPA of 1.5. In order to pass the semester examination the student must secure Grade 'C' or the average Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 2.0.

* Students who secure a Semester Grade of 'D' is not prompted to the next semester.

* The grading system shall be as follows:

 
Letter Grade Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) Divisions
A 3.5 to 4.0 First Division with Distinction
B 2.5 to 3.4 First Division
C 2.0 to 2.4 Second Division
D 1.5 to 1.9 Pass in Individual Paper
F 0 to 1.4 Fail
 

Make-up Examination and Re-registration

Students who secure a Semester Grade of 'C' but failing in one or more courses at the end of semester examinations can appear in the make-up examination in the subsequent semester. A student can appear in only two courses (6 credit hours) in the make-up examination. If the student fails in the make-up examination he/she shall have to re-register and repeat the course as per the course cycle. A student can re-register only two courses (6 credit hours ) in a semester. The examination of the re-registered course shall be held as per the course cycle.

Attendance

Students are required to attend regularly all lectures, practical classes, seminars and presentations as required by the course. A candidate is required to attend at least 80% of such activities in order to be eligible to appear in the semester examination.

 

Credit Transfer and Withdrawal

The program allows students to transfer the credits earned by them in similar program of other universities recognized by Tribhuvan University. The maximum credit transfer allowed to a student shall be 30 credit hours. The FOM shall have the authority to decide on the credit transfers.

A student who has partially completed the BIM Program and would like to discontinue his/her studies shall also be allowed to withdraw from the program. In such cases, a certificate specifying the credit earned by the student in the Program shall be provided.

Graduation Requirements

The BIM program extends over eight semesters(four academic years). The BIM degree is awarded on its successful completion. All candidates for the BIM degree must fulfill the following requirements:

  • The successful completion of 120 credit hours as prescribed with passing grades of D or GPA of 1.5 in all the papers with an aggregate CGPA of 2.00.

  • A minimum of grade 'C' obtained in the Project Work.

  • Completion of courses for the fulfillment of the requirements of the BIM Program must occur within seven years from the time of registration.


Evaluation Scheme

MANAGEMENT, ANALYTICAL AND SUPPORT COURSES

Code No. Course Title Internal % Final % Total %
MGT 201 Principles of Management 40 60 100
MGT 202 Human Resource Management 40 60 100
MGT 203 Organizational Relations 40 60 100
MGT 204 Business Communication 40 60 100
MGT 205 Operations Management 40 60 100
ACC 201 Financial Accounting 40 60 100
ACC 202 Cost and Management Accounting 40 60 100
FIN 201 Business Finance 40 60 100
MKT 201 Principles of Marketing 40 60 100
ENG 201 English Composition 40 60 100
MTH 201 Basic Mathematics 40 60 100
MTH 202 Discrete Mathematics 40 60 100
STT 201 Statistics 40 60 100
ECO 201 Micro Economics 40 60 100
ECO 202 Macro Economics 40 60 100
LOG 201 Critical Thinking and Decision Making 40 60 100
SOC 201 Sociology 40 60 100
PSY 201 Psychology 40 60 100
 

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND COMPUTING COURSES

 
Code No Course Title   Internal % Final Total%  
      Theory % Practical % Micro Project %  
ITC 211
Computer Information System
40 40 20   100
ITC 212
Digital Logic
40 40 20   100
ITC 213
Structured Programming
40 40 20   100
ITC 214
Data Communication and Computer Network
40 40 20   100
ITC 215
Data Structure and Algorithm
40 40 20   100
ITC 216
Object Oriented Programming
40 40 20   100
ITC 217
Microprocessor Programming
40 40 20   100
ITC 218
Database Management System
40 40 20   100
ITC 219
Web Technology
40 40 20   100
ITC 220
Computer Organization
40 40 20   100
ITC 221
Computer Graphics
40 40 20   100
ITC 222
JAVA Programming
40 40 20   100
ITC 223
Artificial Intelligence
40 40 20   100
ITC 224
Client Server Computing
40 40 20   100
ITC 225
Software Engineering
40 40   20 100
ITC 226
Management Information System
40 40   20 100
ITC 227
IT Entrepreneurship and Supply Chain Mgmt.
40 60     100
ITC 228
High Speed Network and Multimedia Networking
40 60     100
ITC 229
Computer Security and Cyber Law
40 60     100
ITC 330
Economics of Information and Communications
40 60     100
 

ELECTIVE COURSES

 
ITC 301
System Administration - WinNT
40 40 20   100
ITC 302
Graphics User Interface Programming Using C++
40 40 20   100
ITC 303
Computer Based Financial Engineering
40 40   20 100
ITC 304
Electronic Reporting and Auditing of Accounting Information
40 40   20 100
 

Fee Structure

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INFRASTRUCTURE AND ENVIRONMENT

NCCS's complex is will equipped for imparting quality education and overall growth of the students. Separate buildings for administration, educational block, sports complex and students hostel. All these complexes are well furnished and equipped with modern services required by the college for teaching and learning. NCCS believes in the saying "queenly care and royal jelly makes the queen bee" thus we focus on giving best possible educational environment to its students.

FACILITIES

  1. Be all-rounder at NCCS
    It's belief in "all-round development makes efficient product" has initiated NCCS to install different sporting sites within its own complex which includes both indoor and outdoor games. Basketball, pool, table-tennis are few to be mentioned here. Elocution, public speaking, group-discussion, debate and seminars held within the complex will lead the student to be a step ahead among other competitors in any aspect of their life.

  2. High-tech, AC installed cozy computer lab
    Power cut off; no problem with NCCS's full time Uninterrupted Power Supply. Whether it is hot sweating summer or cold freezing winter you can be comfortable and fresh with air conditioned environment.

  3. Library at home and college
    We are more ahead of others by following closely with today's technology. NCCS offers both online and traditional library with rich resources of information. Logon and access the resources from anywhere on its website or borrow a book from the library.

  4. Be a professional when you graduate
    NCCS's well structured and industry tested PROTECH curriculum is included as a part of BIM course. Bag all the latest technology when you graduate in this world of survival of the fittest.

  5. Innovation is what matters
    "Research and development leads to innovation" - that is what our students are capable of. In the research wing of the students', students utilize their knowledge gathered to be the leaders.

  6. NCCS on-line
    NCCS provides collaborative platform for students to easily manage activities and work together effectively by communicating ideas and sharing information.

  7. Transport and accommodation
    NCCS is easily accessible from any part of the valley with its own transport facility. NCCS provides homely environment for your accommodation.

  8. Digital electronic lab
    Get the in-depth engineering aspect with electronic lab at NCCS.

  9. Cafeteria
    No need to worry if you need to rush to the college, NCCS has cafeteria within its complex you can subside your hunger and take a rest for a moment enjoying your food.

  10. Scholarship
    The students securing better marks in semester exam are facilitated with various types of scholarship schemes.

  11. Extra Curricular Activities

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