Course Overview

The Master’s program in Computer Science and Engineering aims to equip graduates with the knowhow that would enable them to execute research work or take up responsible research oriented jobs in industry and academia.

The program inculcates conceptual understanding and technical ability to empower research activity in Computer Science and Engineering. The course is structured around some core courses. The student is allowed to choose electives suitable to interests and personal goals.

The curriculum is aimed to foster research outlook in real life problems. To this end ample exposure is provided via case studies, industry visit and interaction with industry experts.

Some of the core subjects encountered are Mathematical foundations, Algorithms, Data structures, Advanced Computer Architecture, Software Engineering, Compiler Design, Advanced Operating System, and Modeling and Simulation.

Some of the electives are Theory of computation, Embedded Systems, Digital Imaging, Mobile computing, Distributed Computing, Multimedia Systems, Data Mining, Software Project Management, XML and Web services, Wireless sensors Networks Pattern recognition and Grid computing.