COMPUTER SCIENCE & ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT

 

The Computer Science & Engineering discipline was established with the following objectives:

 

1. To train engineers at Diploma levels, equip them with the fundamental concepts and techniques of mathematics, science, and engineering

2. To foster a learning environment that produces high-quality computer professionals readily employable by the industry and research organizations.

3. To produce engineers at Diploma levels who can use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools necessary for engineering practice.

 

Features of Computer Science:

1. Problem Solving: Computer science involves the use of algorithms and logical thinking to solve complex problems efficiently.

2. Creativity: Building innovative solutions often requires creative thinking, whether it's in designing user interfaces, developing new algorithms, or creating software architectures.

3. Interdisciplinary: Computer science intersects with various fields such as mathematics, engineering, psychology, and more, allowing for collaboration and application in diverse areas.

4. Continuous Learning: Technology evolves rapidly, necessitating constant learning to stay updated with the latest tools, languages, and methodologies.

5. Global Impact: Computer science has a profound impact on society, shaping industries, improving efficiency, enabling communication, and advancing scientific research.

 

Job Opportunities in Computer Science:

1. Software Developer/Engineer: Design, develop, and maintain software applications and systems across various platforms and domains.

2. Data Scientist/Analyst: Analyze and interpret complex data to derive insights and make informed decisions, utilizing statistical analysis and machine learning techniques.

3. Web Developer: Build and maintain websites and web applications, working with technologies such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and various web frameworks.

4. Cybersecurity Specialist: Protect computer systems, networks, and data from security breaches, implementing measures to prevent and detect cyber threats.

5. Database Administrator: Manage and optimize databases, ensuring data integrity, security, and accessibility for organizations.

6. Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning Engineer: Develop algorithms and systems that enable computers to learn from data, make predictions, and automate tasks.

7. Computer Systems Analyst: Evaluate an organization's computer systems and processes, recommending improvements to enhance efficiency and productivity.

8. Network Engineer: Design, implement, and maintain computer networks, ensuring connectivity, reliability, and security.

9. Game Developer: Create video games for various platforms, involving aspects such as game design, programming, and graphics development.

10. Cloud Computing Specialist: Deploy and manage cloud infrastructure and services, enabling organizations to scale and innovate their IT operations.

The Computer Science & Engineering discipline is supported by a team of five faculty members having excellent academic credentials as well as extensive teaching experience. 

 

LABORATORIES:
 

S.No.	NAME OF LAB	DETAILS OF LAB
1.	Computer Programming    Lab	The lab consists of 20 numbers computer systems with all required software.
2.	Advance Computing Lab	The lab consists of 20 numbers computer systems connected by LAN having an internet facility of 4 Mbps speed.
3.	Language Lab	The lab consists of 25 numbers computer systems with the facility of headphones and English language lab software installed.

 

Teaching Faculties: