What is the full form of BSC

(i) B.Sc: Bachelor of Science

B.Sc. stands for Bachelor of Science. It is an undergraduate academic degree awarded for completing a three-year course in the field of science and technology. It is a popular academic degree course among science students after passing the 12th class examination. This course duration can vary from country to country. It is a three-year course in India and a five-year course in Argentina.

This degree is awarded in multiple subjects of science. In India, you can complete B.Sc degree in many subjects like Mathematics, Biology, Computer Science, Information Technology, Physics, Chemistry, Nursing, Social Science, Agriculture, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, BSc Animation, BSc Hospitality and many other subjects. The University of London was the first university in the world which admitted a candidate for the Bachelor of Science degree.

B.Sc can be of two types: B.Sc Honours and B.Sc General. Although both degrees are awarded at an undergraduate level, they are slightly different from each other. BSc honours is designed to impart advanced theoretical and practical skills and is a more standardized degree and usually gives emphasis on a specific subject.

Criteria

If you want to take admission in B.Sc, you must have to complete 12th from a recognized board with science subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Math. You can choose your B.Sc stream according to your interest and knowledge.

Who should pursue a BSc?

Anyone who meets the basic requirements for admission-students who passed their class 12 board exams with at least a 50% grade average or an equivalent CGPA with PCM or PCB as their major subject combination from an accredited board-can pursue a BSc. The additional requirements for students to undertake a BSc programme are as follows:

It is strongly advised that applicants who have a good background in science and mathematics seek a BSc degree.
The course will be especially useful for students who want to pursue multi- and interdisciplinary science careers in the future.
For those who specialise in a variety of subjects, BSc provides great earnings.

Admission in BSc

Admissions to BSc programmes are made based on a combination of merit and entrance exam results.

Merit-based BSc admission: Top universities like Mumbai University and Madras Christian College, among others, admit students based on their grade average from high school.

Admission to BSc programmes is done through entrance tests at many universities and institutions, including Chandigarh University, IIT Madras, Delhi University, and IGNOU. One of the well-known entrance tests that the majority of Indian public and private universities accept is the CUET.

Course Curriculum for BSc Computer Science

BSc Computer Science Course Curriculum
Fundamentals of Computer Organization & Embedded System	Introduction to Database Management Systems
Introduction to Programming using Python	Introduction to C
Introduction to Programming Concepts	Introduction to Number System and Codes
Introduction of Windows, Features, Application	Advanced Programming using Python
Control Structures	Functions
Arrays	Linux
Discrete Mathematics	Computer Graphics
C++ Programming	Java Programming
Discrete Structures	Data Structures
Database Management Systems	Software Engineering
Operating Systems	Computer Networks
Design and Analysis of Algorithms	Internet Technologies
Theory of Computation	Artificial Intelligence
Computer Graphics	Data Communication & Networking
Advanced Java	DBMS
Operating Systems	Networking & Security
Principles of Web Design and Web Technologies & Dot Net Technologies	-

Future after B.Sc

After the successful completion of a B.Sc degree, a graduate can apply for a Post Graduate degree in Science (M.Sc) or other post-graduate degrees like a Master of Business Administration.

If the candidate is willing to join a job, there are a lot of vacancies in the private and Government sectors for a science graduate with good grades. Some popular job profiles and employment areas for B.Sc graduates are given below:

Job Profiles:

Teachers
Scientist
Researcher
Lecturer
Chemist
Consultant
Enumerator

Employment Areas:

Educational Institutes
Research Organizations
Hospitals
Testing Laboratories
Forest Services
Oil Industry
Pharmaceutical Companies
Biotechnology Companies
Geological Survey Companies

(ii) BSC: Base Station Controller

BSC stands for Base Station Controller. It is a combination of hardware and software that is used to provide control functions and physical links between the mobile services switching center (MSC) and Base Transceiver Stations (BTS). It allows one or more base transceiver stations (BTS) to communicate with a mobile switching center (MSC) in a wireless network. So, it is a critical mobile network component that controls and monitors one or more base transceiver stations. It is also known as a base station or a cell site.