Introduction to the Program

The M. Tech. program in Computer Science and Engineering is designed for students seeking advanced knowledge and research opportunities in the field of computer science.

Applicants are expected to have a strong academic foundation in computer science or a related discipline.

The two-year program spans four semesters, with approximately two-thirds of the credits dedicated to advanced coursework and the remainder focused on research-oriented project work.

A key component of the program is the pursuit of original research, culminating in an individually authored thesis that demonstrates scholarly and practical contributions to the field.

Students benefit from access to state-of-the-art laboratories, cutting-edge tools, and robust infrastructure to support both learning and innovation.

Stay Ahead with Value Added Courses

• Python Programming
• Data Science & ML
• Java Fundamentals
• IOT & Data Science
• Robotics and Automation
• Advanced Concepts in Operating Systems
• Distributed Operating system
• Computer Architecture: A Quantitative approach

Salient Features

• The curriculum is research-driven and focused on providing solutions to real-world problems.
• Students enjoy the flexibility to choose electives from a wide array of subjects aligned with their interests and emerging technological trends.
• The program emphasizes extensive hands-on training, offering exposure to a variety of industry-relevant software tools and hardware systems.
• Project work, research activities, and MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) are integrated into the curriculum to enhance learning outcomes and skill development.
• The program offers advanced and research-oriented courses, fostering in-depth knowledge in core areas of computer science and engineering.
• All postgraduate students are encouraged and supported to publish their research findings and project work in reputed journals and national/ international conferences.
• Graduates of the program pursue successful careers across diverse sectors including industry, academia, research organizations, public services, commercial enterprises, and the manufacturing sector.