VISION

To be a leading centre for women’s computing education, empowering learners with technological competence, innovation, ethical values, and lifelong learning skills to excel in the digital and knowledge-driven society.

MISSION

• To deliver a dynamic BCA programme grounded in Outcome-Based Education (OBE) and the Learning Outcomes-based Curriculum Framework (LOCF), balancing technical knowledge with human values.
• To equip students with cutting-edge skills in computing, programming, data science, artificial intelligence, and emerging technologies.
• To foster creativity, leadership, innovation, and entrepreneurial abilities through curricular, co-curricular, and extension activities.
• To promote a culture of ethical responsibility, emotional intelligence, social commitment, and lifelong learning.
• To ensure experiential learning through internships, industry exposure, project-based training, research activities, and industry collaborations.

                                  PROGRAMMES OFFERED

Teaching Staff – Un-Aided Programme

• • • Dr. Sr. A. Arul Anitha MCA., Ph.D., NET., Head & Assistant Professor
    • Mrs. A. Anusuya Banu M.Sc CS., Assistant Professor
    • Mrs. A. Kavia MCA., Assistant Professor
    • Miss. K. Heera MCA., Assistant Professor
    • Miss. A. Abirami  M.Sc.CS., Assistant Professor

                                                              PROGRAMMES

RESEARCH

PROJECT COMPLETED

BOOKS PUBLISHED

 Paper Publication 

1. Arul Anitha, “Network Security using Linux Intrusion Detection System”, International Journal of Research in Computer Science, eISSN 2249-8265 Volume 2 Issue 1 (2011) pp. 33-38.
2. Arul Anitha, A. Stephen and Dr. L. Arockiam, “A Hybrid Method on Smart Irrigation System”, International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering (IJRTE),ISSN: 2277 – 3878, Volume 8, Issue 3, 2019, pp. 2995 – 2998, (Scopus Indexed).
3. Arul Anitha and Dr. L. Arockiam, “ANNIDS: Artificial Neural Network based Intrusion Detection System for Internet of Things”, International Journal of Innovative Technology and Exploring Engineering (IJITEE), ISSN: 2278-3075, Volume 8, Issue 11, 2019, pp.2583-2588. (Scopus Indexed)
4. Stephen, A. Arul Anitha and Dr. L. Arockiam, “Cloud Computing: Opportunities and Challenges”, ReTeLL, Vol. 21, June 2019.
5. Arul Anitha and Dr. L. Arockiam, “Promoting a Clean and Hygienic Environment using IoT”, International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering (IJRTE), ISSN: 2277-3878, Volume 8, Issue 5, 2020, pp. 4722-4726. (Scopus Indexed)
6. Arul Anitha and Dr. L. Arockiam, “VeNADet: Version Number Attack Detection for RPL based Internet of Things”, Solid State Technology, Volume 64, Issue 2, 2021, pp.2225-2237. (Scopus Indexed)
7. Arul Anitha and Dr. L. Arockiam, “Ada-IDS: AdaBoost Intrusion Detection System for ICMPv6 based Attacks in Internet of Things”, International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications, Volume 12, Issue 11, December 2021, pp. 499-506. (Scopus and WoS Indexed)
8. Arul Anitha and Dr. L. Arockiam, “A Review on Intrusion Detection Systems to Secure IoT Networks”, International Journal of Computer Networks and Applications”, ISSN:2395-0455, Volume 9, Issue 1, February 2022, pp.38-50 (Scopus Indexed)

9. A. Jane S. Sathyapriya, A. Arul Anitha, “Prediction of Heart Disease using AI–Enhanced Naive Ensemble Decision Classifier”, International Journal of Business and Economics Research (IJBER), Special Issue, pp. 374-386, Dr. BGR Publications, 2025.
10. Arul Anitha, “DISTec: A Detection and Mitigation Technique for DIS Flooding Attacks in the Internet of Things”, Iraqi Journal of Science, Vol. 66, Issue 10, pp. 4461–4472 (Scopus-Indexed).
11. V S Krushnasamy,Ganesh Kumar Anbazhagan, Adapa Gopi, M. Misba, Arul Anitha, and Osama R. Shahin “Artificial Intelligence-Based Intrusion Detection Systems for Cloud and Internet of Things (IoT) Environment”, International Journal of Computer Information Systems and Industrial Management Applications, ISSN 2150-7988 Volume 18(10s) 2026 pp. 1056-1065. (Scopus-Indexed).
12. Arul Anitha, Anand R, Arpita Nath Boruah, and Arun Raj S.R. “Adaptive Neuro-Digital Twin with Cross-Domain Multimodal Representation Learning for Early Alzheimer’s Disease Prognosis”, International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications (IJACSA), Vol. 17, No. 6, 2026. (Scopus-Indexed).
13. A. Arul Anitha, “Security Challenges and Protection Mechanisms in the Internet of Things”, International Journal of Innovative Research in Engineering, Volume 7, Issue 4 (July – August 2026), PP: 33-38.

PATENT PUBLICATION

1. A. Arul Anithapublished a patent on “A Robust Cybersecurity Threat Detection Model Using Artificial Intelligence Technology”, Application No. 202441072977, on October 4, 2024.
2. A. Arul Anithapublished an Indian Design Patent on “Soil PH and Nutrient Testing Devices for Precision Farming”, Design No: 451311-001, on 03.07.2025.

AWARDS

Awards and Recognition Received by the Faculty

2024-2025

2025-2026

💜 *NATIONAL CODING WEEK – 2026* 💜

Department of Computer Applications went to Educational Trip to Kodaikanal

Teachers’ Day Celebration

International Conference on Artificial Intelligence in Technology and Management (ICAITM-2K26)

Syllabus

UG

             2023-  2026

Value Added Courses

The Department of Computer Applications offers Value Added Courses (VACs) to enhance students’ technical competencies beyond the regular curriculum. These courses are designed to bridge the gap between academic learning and industry requirements by equipping students with practical skills, hands-on experience, and exposure to emerging technologies. The programmes focus on strengthening programming proficiency, analytical thinking, software development skills, and project implementation capabilities, thereby improving students’ employability and preparing them for higher studies, internships, and professional careers in the IT industry.

The department periodically updates and offers value added courses based on technological advancements and industry needs. These courses complement the curriculum and provide students with opportunities to gain additional certifications and practical expertise.

Value Added Courses Offered

Association

Association Activities

The Department of Computer Applications Association – TechFiesta serves as a dynamic platform for nurturing students’ technical competence, leadership qualities, creativity, communication skills, and social responsibility. Every academic year, the Association organizes a wide range of academic, technical, cultural, and outreach activities that provide opportunities for students to learn beyond the classroom. The Association begins its activities with the inauguration ceremony and the election of student office bearers, followed by the formation of student teams to encourage teamwork and leadership. Throughout the year, students actively participate in technical competitions, coding and web technology events, guest lectures by industry experts, workshops, seminars, awareness programmes, project and presentation contests, digital creativity events, and the annual TechFiesta celebration. The Association also celebrates important national festivals and cultural occasions such as Independence Day, Teachers’ Day, Christmas, Pongal, and International Women’s Day, fostering cultural values, unity, and community engagement. Through these diverse activities, the Association strives to develop professionally competent, socially responsible, and ethically grounded graduates who are prepared to meet the evolving demands of the IT industry and society. The annual reports below provide a detailed account of the Association activities conducted during each academic year.

                                             2025 -2026 

                                             2024 -2025 

                                             2023 -2024

Coding Club 

TechCoders – Coding Club

 TechCoders, the Coding Club of the Department of Computer Applications, was established in 2023 with the objective of fostering coding skills, technical expertise, innovation, and problem-solving abilities among students. Since its inception, the club has been organizing a wide range of technical and skill-development activities every academic year to equip students with industry-relevant knowledge and practical experience.

The club regularly conducts workshops, coding competitions, technical quizzes, debugging challenges, hackathons, guest lectures, seminars, and hands-on training sessions. It also celebrates National Coding Week through various interdepartmental events that encourage creativity, collaboration, and the application of emerging technologies. In addition, students are provided opportunities to develop and exhibit innovative projects during technical exhibitions and Science Day celebrations, thereby promoting experiential learning and research-oriented thinking.

Through these initiatives, TechCoders strives to create a vibrant learning environment that nurtures technical excellence, leadership, teamwork, and lifelong learning, preparing students to meet the evolving demands of the IT industry. The detailed reports of TechCoders activities for each academic year are provided below.

 2025 -2026 

 2024 -2025

Alumini

The Department of Computer Applications takes pride in its growing alumni network, which reflects the academic excellence and professional aspirations of its graduates. The first batch of BCA students (2023–2026) graduated in 2026, marking the beginning of the department’s alumni community.

Our alumni have embarked on diverse career paths. Many have pursued postgraduate studies in reputed institutions, while others are preparing for competitive examinations to build careers in government and public sector organizations. Several graduates have secured placements in IT companies, some are undergoing professional training in leading organizations to enhance their technical skills, and a few have chosen the path of self-employment and entrepreneurship.

The department maintains a strong relationship with its alumni and encourages their continued engagement through mentoring, knowledge sharing, career guidance, and participation in departmental activities. Their achievements serve as a source of inspiration for current students and contribute significantly to the growth and reputation of the department.

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

Industry Collaboration & Internship

MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING (MOU)

The Department of Computer Applications has established Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with reputed organizations to provide students with opportunities for industry interaction, skill development, practical exposure, internships, and career-oriented learning.

MoU Partner Companies

Internship Opportunities

These internships provide students with practical knowledge, enhance their technical skills, familiarize them with professional workplace practices, and provide valuable industry exposure.

List of Internship Companies

Benefits to Students

• Industry-oriented practical exposure
• Opportunities for internship and hands-on learning
• Development of technical and professional skills
• Exposure to real-world software and IT practices
• Enhanced career readiness and employability
• Interaction with industry professionals