As of my update in April 2023 I don't have all the specific details regarding the curriculum for JOY Universitys BCA in Networking program. However I can give you an overview of what might be included in a Bachelor of Computer Applications (BCA) in Networking syllabus. This outline is based on subjects and topics covered in similar programs offered by various universities. Please note that for the syllabus it is advisable to refer to JOY Universitys official website or directly contact their academic department. **BCA in Networking Syllabus Overview** **Year 1; Foundation and Basics** 1. **Introduction to Computer Science** Computer knowledge Introduction to Operating Systems Fundamentals of Programming 2. **Mathematics for Computing** Discrete Mathematics Probability and Statistics 3. **Digital Electronics** Basics of Digital Circuits Microprocessors and Microcontrollers 4. **Computer Programming** Programming, in C or Python Data Structures and Algorithms 5. **English and Communication Skills** Technical Writing Oral and Written Communication Skills **Year 2; Core Networking and Advanced Computing** 1. **Computer Networks** Concepts related to networking Data Communication Network Protocols and Standards 2. **Operating Systems** Advanced Operating System Concepts Linux Administration 3. In the year of the program students will have the opportunity to specialize in various subjects and work on a significant project. Some of the specialization areas include networking, cloud computing and Internet of Things (IoT). In networking students will learn about wireless networks as well as network management and administration. Cloud computing will introduce them to the concept and different models of cloud services and deployment. The basics of IoT its architecture and applications will also be covered. Additionally students can choose two courses from options such, as cybersecurity practices, mobile application development, big data analytics or artificial intelligence. Finally students will be required to undertake a networking project under the guidance of a faculty member.