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Professional Skill Development for IT Career Excellence

y The course provides a comprehensive overview of essential skills and knowledge relevant to success in information technology. It covers various topics, including personal development, communication, quantitative reasoning, programming, software development, and web technologies.

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About This Course

COURSE OUTCOME 

     

CO1: Students will demonstrate effective 

communication skills, including 

verbal and written communication, 

and adhere to professional etiquette 

standards in various contexts, 

including digital communication.


CO2 :Students will develop job readiness 

skills, including resume writing, job 

application preparation, and 

interview techniques, to enhance their 

employability and succeed in job 

interview.

CO3 : Students will collaborate effectively 

in group discussions and 

presentations, demonstrating 

teamwork, leadership, and critical 

thinking skills in diverse group 

settings.

CO4 : Students will apply quantitative and 

logical reasoning skills to solve 

mathematical problems, analyse data, 

and make informed decisions in 

various contexts, including financial 

and analytical reasoning.

CO5 :Students will understand fundamental 

programming concepts, data 

structures, and database principles, 

and apply them to solve 

computational problems and develop 

software applications.


CO6: The student will be able to learn areas 

and skills essential for success in the 

IT industry, 

including 

communication, problem-solving, 

programming, and technology 


Module 1: Personality Development:


Knowing Yourself, Positive 

Thinking, Communication Skills, Professional Etiquettes Employment Communication: Introduction, Resume, Curriculum Vitae, Developing an Impressive Resume, Job Application or Cover LetterJob Interviews: Definition of Interview, Types of Interviews, Preparatory Steps for Job Interviews, 

Interview Skill Tips Group Discussion: Importance of Group Discussions, 

Difference between Group Discussion, Panel Discussion And debate,Preparing the Presentation, Delivering the Presentation HR round: Self Introduction, Strength and Weakness Analysis, Scenario-Based Tasks, Body Language, Positive Attitude


Module II-Basic Aptitude Skills


Number System: HCF and LCM, Decimal FProblems on Age

Square Root, Cube Root, Problems on Numbers,Problems on Speed, Time and Distance, Percentage, 

Problems on Trains

Profit and Loss, Ratio and Proportion, Partnership problems,Simple Interest, Compound Interest, Chain Rule, 

Problems on Callender and Clock


Module III-Reasoning Skills Development

Verbal Reasoning: Antonym and Synonym, Verbal Analogies, Spotting Errors, Ordering Words, Sentence correction, Fill in blanks, Replace the word, Idioms and Phrases

Logical Reasoning Aptitude: Series: Missing Numbers, Odd One Out, Assumptions and Conclusions, AlphaNumeric Sequence Puzzle, Number, Ranking & Time 

Sequence Test Non-Verbal Reasoning: Choosing the Missing Figure 

in a Series, Choosing the Set of Similarly Related Figures, Dot Situation, Basic Analytical Reasoning


Module IV-Technical Skills and Programming Skills

Concept of Procedure-Oriented Programming and Object-Oriented Programming, Basic structure of C 

Programming Data Structures: Array, Linked list, Stack, Queue, Tree 

and Graphs (Concept Only)

Database Concept: ER Model, Normalisation, ACID 

Property, DML and DDL

Basic Concept of SDLC, Agile Model(Concept Only), 

Blackbox and Whitebox Testing(Concept)



Introduction to Soft Skills and Academic skills
Basic Aptitude Skills
Reasoning and Analytic Skills Development
Technical Skills and Programming Skills