Syllabus

The Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) syllabus focuses on the study of the hardware and networking domains of computer technology. It seeks to impart knowledge on developing sustainable working models that operate on the strategic integration of computing devices with technology to meet the operational needs of the modern work environment.

The CSE course is designed to equip students with the knowledge of computer architecture, software engineering, processor designs and computer networks along with the skills of programming and machine learning to expand their technological horizons.

The syllabus also imparts knowledge about specialized areas of study such as artificial intelligence, internet of things, algorithm analysis, and digital logic to prepare them for coming-of-age technological needs as well provides opportunity for practical learning through Practice School.

The Practice School program bridges the gap between classroom learning and the professional world by way of structured mentoring supervised by renowned industry professionals. It helps the students to explore career opportunities and take a rational decision about their career advancement based on real-time working experience from top electronics and communication technology companies around the world.

The CSE course encourages the all-round development of students by teaching them about designs, implementation, and management of computer systems. Particular emphasis is laid on the study of humanities along with the development of communication and presentation skills so that the students not only possess sound technical knowledge and skills but also develop into socially responsible citizens.

Please Note: The course curriculum is subject to revision.