SSN Department of Computer Science and Engineering
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) was established in the year 1996.
Besides fulfilling the requirements of the syllabus prescribed by the University, the program offers students the opportunity to work on diverse hardware and software platforms.
The Department, accredited by NBA (National Board of Accreditation) in the year 2003, has organized three AICTE-ISTE Short Term Training Programmes, funded by the AICTE and three Faculty Development Programmes sponsored by Anna University as well as one International Conference with all the departments of SSN College of Engineering. It has organized many symposia, guest lectures and CSI and ISTE student chapters. The department is also instrumental in developing and supplying open source software. Every year, many students from the Computer Science department join the joint Masters program offered by Carnegie Mellon University and SSN College of Engineering. This department is presently headed by Dr. Chitra Babu.
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