Department of Computer Science
The Department of Computer Science offers three M Tech programmes and Ph.D programmes.
- M.Tech Computer and Information Science
The M.Tech. in Computer & information Science is intended to develop Human Resources for System Integration, Data Base Design & Administration, Information Technology Enabled Services, etc. It is a cross migratory programme where any engineering graduate can enroll, with limited entry to post graduates in Science.
- Eligibility
- First class ( 60% marks ) or percentage equivalent of GPA in B.E / B.Tech in any discipline or AMIETE / AMIE or in M.Sc Physics with Electronics as special subject or in M.Sc Mathematics .
- A valid GATE score.
M.Tech Software Engineering
The M.Tech in Software Engineering is intended to train Computer Engineers to become Software Engineers and professionals, expected to lead software design and development teams, with good proficiency in testing, verification and validation. Software functionality as well as methodology is given adequate importance in the course content.
Eligibility
- First class B.Sc ( Engg ) or B.Tech degree ( 60% marks ) or percentage equivalent of GPA in Computer Science / Information Technology or AMIETE / AMIE ( CS ) or M.Sc in Computer Science / Computer Software / Operational Research and Computer applications or MCA.
- A valid GATE score or a score in the DAT where GATE qualified candidate are not available
M.Tech Computer Science with Specialization with Embedded Systems(Part Time)
Eligibility
- First Class B.Tech degree in Computer Science & Engineering / Electronics Engg. / Information Technology / Electrical Engg. or equivalent branches or M.C.A with 60% marks or equivalent CGPA
- Minimum of 1 year experience in Industry / University / Institution recognized by appropriate statutory bodies.
The lab has LANs with Windows NT and GNU/Linux servers with Silicon Graphics workstations, and oracle RDBMS server with 15 clients. The department has completed projects funded by agencies like UGC, AICTE, and DST. The department has a library with around 3500 titles and a handful of leading journals.Department also offers MTech Course in Computer Science.
- Research laboratories
The research laboratories have been developed/augmented using the 2007 MHRD grant.
- Human-Computer Interaction Laboratory (HCI Lab)
- Embedded Systems Laboratory (ESL)
- Mobile Computing Lab (MCL)
- Software Engineering Laboratory (SEL)
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