OVERVIEW:
Want to build software that can perceive our environment and come up with realistic solutions? Want to build hardware that can be the next ground-breaking invention? Want to build games with animations which could be the next super-hit in the market? Computer engineers influence the way we work deeply in our technology-driven, interconnected world. Between labs and lectures, studying this course will help you adopt the skills to create hardware and software which would be used in big tech-companies. Enhance your research skills by doing a thesis or your practical knowledge by carrying out a project. Get prepared to start a career as a software developer, system analyst, hardware designer, computer vision engineer, data scientist, game developer, or web developer.
DURATION OF THE PROGRAM:
The Bachelor of Computer Science and Engineering (BSc) program is a four (4) year program consisting of 8 semesters of 6 months duration, 2 semesters in a year and 23 weeks per semester.
CREDIT REQUIREMENT
This is a 156 credit program including 41 (forty one) core courses consisting of lab work and a project/thesis of 6 credit hours. Each course contains 3 credits. The length of each course is 23 weeks, of which 18 weeks for classes (3 hours per week) and 5 weeks for Mid and Final examinations. Number of classes in a week is 2, consisting of 1.5 hours per class.
COURSE DISTRIBUTION
The table below shows the distribution of courses offered by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering:
Categories of Courses
No. of Courses
Credits
CSE Core Courses
-
69
CSE Core Courses Lab
-
26
CSE Elective Courses
-
09
CSE Elective Course Lab
-
03
Mathematics
-
12
Science Courses
-
06
Science Courses Lab
-
03
Humanities Courses
-
09
Electrical and Electronics Engineering Courses
-
06
Electrical and Electronics Engineering Lab
-
03
Viva-Voce
-
04
Project/Thesis
-
06
Total
41
156
COURSE FOCUS
A student pursuing a BSc degree in CSE can concentrate in any of the following areas:
1. Software and Web Development
2. Hardware Engineering
3. Management Information Systems
4. Game and Graphics Designing and Development
5. Entrepreneurship
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