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Respected Sir, I am pursuing B.Com Computer Application and I am qualified in the 2nd year of the course. I would like to know what are the subjects in the 2nd year B.Com Computer Application? Please answer as soon as possible.

B.Com (Computer Application) is the 3 years bachelor degree course. After that, You can continue your higher studies and then go for research/teaching field.

Syllabus

Year I
- Language I
- Language II
- Introduction to IT
- Principles of Accountancy
- Computer Application Practical I

Year II
- Financial Accounting
- Marketing Management
- Database Management
- C++
- Computer Application Practical II

Year III
- Cost & Accounting
- Business Management
- Business Statistics
- Software Development and Visual Basic
- Computer Application Practical III

Job Types
- Computer Operator
- Computer Programmer
- Application Developer
- Application Support Technician
- Computer Lab Technician
- Account Assistant

Employment Areas
- Education Institutes
- Computer & IT Firms
- Public and Private Industries
- Business Organization
- Commercial Organization
- Research and Development Department

The subjects in 2nd year of B.Com Computer Applications course are listed below :-

1st Semester :-
--> Marketing
--> Corporate Accounting – I
--> Business Law
--> Banking Theory Law and Practice
--> Indian Economy
--> Business Data Processing
--> Object Oriented Programming in C++

2nd Semester :-
--> Corporate Accounting – II
--> Auditing
--> Human Resource Management
--> Company Law and Secretarial Practice
--> Internet Programming
--> Financial Services
--> Internet Programming Lab

The subjects in 2nd year B.Com Computer Application are listed below :-

First Semester :-
=> Business Law
=> Corporate Accounting I
=> Principles of Marketing
=> RDBMS
=> Business Statistics
=> Development of Small Business
=> Elements of Accounting

Second Semester :-
=> Corporate Accounting II
=> Modern Banking
=> Java Programming
=> DBMS Lab
=> E-Commerce and its Applications
=> Industrial Organization
=> General Commercial Knowledge