MANCHERIAL INSTITUTE OF MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES

MIMS Degree & P.G. College, Mancherial,Telangana.
Affiliated to Kakatiya University, Warangal, Telangana.
Mancherial, Telangana, India - 504 208

Computer Science Department

Faculty: 3

Courses: 3

Activities: 11

Infrastructure: 1

Badri Gopi Krishna Badri

Lecturer in Computers and HOD for Computer Applicaitons (HOD)

M.Sc.-Information Technology, M.Com (Mgmt)., M.Com (Acc)., L.LB.

KOTHA SWETHA

M.C.A

Nimmala Shirisha

Lecturer

B.Com (Computer Applications ) E/M

Subject : Relational Database Management System

Academic Year: 2026-2027

Code: 303

Category: MJR: Major Course

Semester: Sem 3

Credits: Theory : 4 | Practical : 1

Marks: Theory : 50 | Internal : 15 | Practical : 35

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B.Com (Computer Applications ) E/M

Subject : E-Commerce

Academic Year: 2026-2027

Code: BC507

Category: MJR: Major Course

Semester: Sem 5

Credits: Theory : 4 | Practical : 1

Marks: Theory : 50 | Internal : 20 | Practical : 30

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B.Sc ( Botany, Zoology, Computer Science) E/M

Subject : Object Oriented Programming with C++

Academic Year: 2026-2027

Code: DSC-3

Category: DSC: Discipline Specific Course

Semester: Sem 3

Credits: Theory : 4 | Practical : 1

Marks: Theory : 80 | Internal : 20 | Practical : 25

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B.Sc ( Botany, Zoology, Computer Science) E/M

Subject : Programming in Java

Academic Year: 2026-2027

Code: CS5

Category: MJR: Major Course

Semester: Sem 5

Credits: Theory : 4 | Practical : 1

Marks: Theory : 80 | Internal : 20 | Practical : 25

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B.Sc ( Mathematics , Statistics , Data Science ) E/M

Subject : NOSQL

Academic Year: 2026-2027

Code: 503

Category: MJR: Major Course

Semester: Sem 5

Credits: Theory : 4 | Practical : 1

Marks: Theory : 80 | Internal : 20 | Practical : 25

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B.Sc ( Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science) E/M

Subject : Database Management System

Academic Year: 2026-2027

Code: 303

Category: MJR: Major Course

Semester: Sem 3

Credits: Theory : 4 | Practical : 1

Marks: Theory : 80 | Internal : 20 | Practical : 25

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B.Sc ( Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science) E/M

Subject : Programming in Java

Academic Year: 2026-2027

Code: CS5

Category: MJR: Major Course

Semester: Sem 5

Credits: Theory : 4 | Practical : 1

Marks: Theory : 80 | Internal : 20 | Practical : 25

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B.Sc ( Mathematics, Statistics, Computer Science) E/M

Subject : Programming in Java

Academic Year: 2026-2027

Code: CS5

Category: MJR: Major Course

Semester: Sem 5

Credits: Theory : 4 | Practical : 1

Marks: Theory : 80 | Internal : 20 | Practical : 25

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B.Sc ( Mathematics, Statistics, Data Science) E/M

Subject : Problem Solving and Python Programming

Academic Year: 2026-2027

Code: DSC-2

Category: DSC: Discipline Specific Elective

Semester: Sem 2

Credits: Theory : 4 | Practical : 2

Marks: Theory : 80 | Internal : 20 | Practical : 24

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B.Sc. (Mathematics, Physics, Computer Science) E/M

Subject : Database Management System

Academic Year: 2026-2027

Code: 303

Category: MJR: Major Course

Semester: Sem 3

Credits: Theory : 4 | Practical : 1

Marks: Theory : 80 | Internal : 20 | Practical : 25

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Student Centric Learning (SCL)

Best Practices (Criterion 7)

Other Activities

STUDENT SEMNINAR activity 1 ON C PROGRAMMING BY BSC(M) MPCS 1ST YEAR

📅 2026-10-09

  • A student seminar was conducted on the topic “Language Translators: Compiler, Interpreter, Debugger, Assembler, and Linker
  • ” The seminar explained the meaning and functions of different language translation tools used in programming
  • Students learned how a compiler translates the entire source program, how an interpreter executes instructions, how a debugger helps identify errors, how an assembler converts assembly language into machine code, and how a linker combines object files and libraries to create an executable program

Workshop on Linkedin

📅 2026-09-26

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  • College, Mancherial, organized a workshop on LinkedIn and Professional Networking on 26 September 2026
  • The session focused on profile creation, professional connections, digital identity, and career exploration
  • A total of 100 students participated

GROUP DISCUSSION ON STORAGE CLASSES IN C PROGRAMMINGBY BSC(M) MPCS 1ST YEAR

📅 2026-09-26

  • The Department of Computer Science organized a Group Discussion Activity on “Storage Classes in C Programming” on 26 September 2026 (Saturday) for B
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  • (M) MPCS 1st Year students
  • A total of 47 students participated in the activity
  • The students were divided into four groups in the classroom to facilitate effective discussion, interaction, and knowledge sharing
  • Each group discussed the concepts, characteristics, uses, and examples of storage classes in C programming
  • The discussion covered the four major storage classes: auto, register, static, and extern
  • Students explored how storage classes determine the scope, lifetime, visibility, and storage duration of variables
  • They also discussed the differences between local and global variables, the persistence of static variables, and the use of external variables across functions and source files
  • Students shared their understanding, presented examples, clarified doubts, and compared the features of different storage classes
  • The faculty member guided the discussion, corrected misconceptions, and encouraged students to participate actively
  • The activity provided an interactive learning environment in which students could strengthen their understanding of C programming concepts through teamwork, discussion, and peer learning
  • Activity Details: Activity Title: Group Discussion on Storage Classes in C Programming Department: Computer Science Course: B
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  • (M) MPCS 1st Year Subject: Programming IN C Date: 26 September 2026 (Saturday) Total Participants: 47 students Groups Formed: 4 Activity Type: Student-Centred Learning / Group Discussion

Mini Project on Banking System using RDBMS

📅 2026-09-22

  • The Banking System using RDBMS is a student mini project designed to demonstrate the practical application of relational database concepts in managing banking operations efficiently
  • The project involves designing and implementing a database that maintains customer information, bank accounts, transaction details, branch information, and loan records in a systematic manner
  • Students identify the functional requirements of a banking system and develop an appropriate database schema consisting of related tables
  • Each table is designed with suitable attributes, primary keys, foreign keys, and constraints to ensure data accuracy and consistency
  • SQL queries are used to insert, update, delete, retrieve, and process banking information
  • The project incorporates essential banking functionalities such as customer registration, account management, deposits, withdrawals, fund transfers, transaction history maintenance, and account balance verification
  • Students also implement queries to generate transaction summaries, retrieve customer account details, and analyze banking records
  • Normalization is applied to reduce duplication and improve database efficiency
  • Furthermore, the project introduces students to transaction processing and the importance of maintaining database consistency during financial operations
  • Concepts such as transaction control, commit, rollback, and integrity constraints help students understand how reliable database applications are developed
  • Basic security measures and user access permissions are considered to protect sensitive banking information
  • Through this hands-on activity, students gain experience in database planning, schema design, SQL programming, testing, debugging, and documentation
  • The project strengthens their understanding of how RDBMS technologies support reliable data management in banking and other financial institutions

ACADEMIC MINI PROJECT ACTIVITY ON ELECTRICITY BILL CALCULATION & CONSUMPTION ANALYSIS USING C PROGRAMMING CONCEPTS BY BSC(M) 1ST YEAR MPCS

📅 2026-09-15

  • Academic Mini Project: Electricity Bill Calculation and Consumption Analysis Using C Concepts Date: 15 September 2026 Department: Department of Computer Science Subject: Programming with C Class: B
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  • (M) First Year MPCS Activity Type: Academic Mini Project Activity Student Group Members: 1
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  • Durga Hasini 2
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  • Akshaya The students undertook an academic mini project titled “Electricity Bill Calculation and Consumption Analysis Using C Concepts” to demonstrate the practical application of C programming fundamentals
  • The project was designed to calculate electricity charges based on the number of units consumed using predefined sample tariff slabs
  • The program accepts the consumer's name or identification number and electricity units consumed as input
  • It uses variables, data types, arithmetic operators, conditional statements such as if-else, and standard input/output functions to calculate and display the estimated electricity bill
  • The project also compares electricity consumption levels and helps users understand the relationship between energy usage and billing amounts
  • The students discussed the program logic, prepared the algorithm, developed the C program, tested sample inputs, identified errors, and interpreted the output
  • For educational purposes, the project uses illustrative tariff rates
  • Actual electricity bills may vary according to the applicable electricity distribution company's tariff, consumer category, fixed charges, taxes, and other adjustments
  • This activity was conducted under the Department of Computer Science as part of the Programming with C subject, promoting experiential learning, collaborative work, logical reasoning, and practical programming skills

STUDENT SEMNINAR Activity 2 ON C PROGRAMMING BY BSC(M) MPCS 1ST YEAR

📅 2026-09-10

  • A student seminar on “Software and its types in C” was presented by LAKKAKULA SRILAHARI and CHINMAYEE, B
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  • (M) First Year, Semester I students, on 10-09-2026
  • The seminar explained the concept of SYSTEM SOFTWARE & APPLIATION SOFTWARE in C, using simple examples
  • The presenters explained the concepts clearly, and students gained practical knowledge of how functions receive and process data in C programming

Campus To Corporate Connect

📅 2026-09-01

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  • College, Mancherial, in collaboration with TASK, organised the Campus to Corporate Connect Programme on 01–02 September 2026
  • The sessions focused on interview etiquette, professional grooming, self-introduction, communication skills, and career planning, with the participation of 51 students

TASK Employability Enhancement Program - Mahindra Pride Class Room

📅 2026-02-12

  • Day-1: Resume Preparation Importance of resume in recruitment Structure and formatting Writing career objective and skills Highlighting projects and achievements Common resume mistakes Day-2: Interview Skills Types of interviews Frequently asked questions Communication techniques Body language & professional etiquette Confidence building Day-3: Activity-Based Training Self-introduction practice Group discussion Mock interviews Interactive employability activities Trainer feedback Training Methodology Experiential learning Activity-based training Practice sessions Continuous observation Performance feedback

BLOOD DONATION CAMP

📅 2026-02-12

  • The Indian Red Cross medical team conducted donor screening, haemoglobin testing, and blood collection following medical protocols
  • Students, faculty members, and parents voluntarily donated blood and pledged to support emergency blood requirements in future
  • A total of 51 units of blood were successfully collected

Industrial Visit to Sanathana Analytics & Recruitment Services Pvt. Ltd.

📅 2026-02-07

  • DESCRIPTION OF THE ACTIVITY The students and faculty were warmly received by CEO Mr
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  • Sainatha Raju and the key officials of the organization
  • Visit to First Floor Analytics & Financial Wings Students observed: Real-time analytics operations Financial data handling processes Workstations and corporate infrastructure The staff explained the workflow and tools used in analytics and finance
  • Visit to Second Floor E-Commerce & Sanathana Edutech Wing Students learned: Call center operations Customer interaction process Order handling system Role of technology in e-commerce Interaction Session Third Floor A formal session was conducted in the seminar hall where: The CEO delivered a motivational talk on career planning Guidance was given on: Resume preparation Interview skills Industry expectations The HR Manager, Financial Manager, and Department Heads explained: Roles and responsibilities in their domains Recruitment process Required technical & soft skills Students actively interacted and clarified their doubts

ALUMNI CAREER GUIDANCE ONLINE WEBINAR

📅 2026-02-01

  • MIMS Degree College organized an Online Alumni Career Guidance Webinar on 01 February 2026 through Google Meet
  • The session began with a formal welcome of the distinguished alumna Ms
  • Shirisha Rapally, currently serving as Divisional Accounts Officer, GHMC
  • DURING HER ADDRESS, SHE EMPHASIZED : Success is the result of disciplined preparation, not luck Importance of daily newspaper reading and current affairs Early morning study habits and continuous revision Answer writing practice for mains examinations Integrated preparation for prelims and mains Time management for degree students preparing for competitive exams She explained career opportunities in: Civil Services State Public Service Commission Banking sector Departmental recruitments Students actively interacted and clarified doubts regarding: Eligibility Book selection Preparation strategy Balancing degree and competitive exam The session ended with a formal vote of thanks

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