Course Information & Syllabus
Affiliated To Visvesvaraya Technological University, Belgaum And Recognised By All India Council For Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi And Government.
Duration: 4 years
Eligibility: Pass in 10+2 with 50% aggregate marks in Physics, Maths, Chemistry / Bio-Tech / Computer Science / Biology / Electronics
Direct II B.E. Lateral Admission for B.Sc. Degree / DIPLOMA HOLDERS
FACULTY
The college has highly qualified and experienced professional faculty comprising doctorates and post graduates in their respective fields. The college has a panel of eminent visiting faculty, who include reputed practitioners, experts and consultants. To guarantee a high quality and up-to-date study programme, guest lectures, viva and seminars are organized and regular meetings are held.
SCOPE & PROSPECTS
Information Science is concerned with the theory, design, development and application of computer systems and information processing techniques, particularly software applications and computer hardware. IT deals with the useof computers and computer software to convert, store, protect, process, transmit and retrieve information securely. Presently Information Technology is one of the fastest growing industries with a global turnover running into billions of dollars. Having a strong knowledge base, India has emerged as an important IT hub. Indian IT professionals are highly in demand both within the country and abroad and they enjoy had some remuneration.
LABS & STUDIOS
The college has developed several labs for the various subjects to provide students with the best exposure and practical training. Each lab is furnished with the latest equipment and machinery. The college has full fledged Central Workshop, Mechanics & Kinematics Lab, Materials Testing & Strength of Materials Lab, Electrical Science Labs, Electronics Lab, Physics Lab, Chemistry Lab, Pharmachemistry Lab, Pharmacognosy Lab, Pharmaceutics Lab, Physiology & Anatomy Lab, Machine Shop, Microbiology Lab, Fundamental Nursing Lab, Design Studio, Fashion Lab, Garment Workshop, Computer Lab with Internet, Food & Beverage Production Lab and Food & Beverage Service Lab.
The college has Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with connected industries, hotels, hospitals and institutions to give a practical edge to the training and also gain recognition and placements.
PHYSICS GROUP
| SYLLABUS | |||||||
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| I Semester | II Semester | III Semester | IV Semester | V Semester | VI Semester | VII Semester | VIII Semester |
| Engineering Maths | Engineering Maths - II | Engg. Mathem atics | Engg. Mathem atics | System Software | Unix Systems Program ming | Engine ering & Techno logy | Constit utions of India & Professional Ethics |
| Engineering Physics | Engineering Physics | Electronics Circuits* | Graph Theory and Combinatons | Operating Systems | Software Engineering | Manag ement | Software Practice & Testing |
| Elements of Civil Engg. & Engineering Mechanics | Elements of Civil Engg. & Enginee ring Mechanics | Logic Design* | Analysis and Design of Algorithms | Database Manage ment Systems | Management | Object Oriented | *Elective - IV (Group D) |
| Elements of Mechanical Engg. | Elements of Mechan ical Engg. | Discrete Mathem atics Structure | Finite Automata & Formal Langu ages | Data Communi cations | Information Systems | Analysis & Design | *Elective - V (Group E) |
| Basic Electri cal Engg | Basic Electrical Eng | Date Structures with C | Computer Organis ation* | Unix and Shell | Computer Networks | Java CGI prog ramming | Project Work |
| Workshop Practice | Workshop Practice | OOP with C++ | Micropro cessors | Program ming | Multimedia C omputing | Computer Networks | |
| Constitution of India & Professional Ethics | Engg. Physics Lab | Genetics | OOP Lab with C++ | File Structures | *Elective - I (Group A) | *Elective - II (Group B) | |
| Language() | Data Structures Lab | Algorithms Lab | Microprocessor Laboratory | Visual Programming and Date Base Applications | *Elective -III (Group C) | ||
| Analog & Digital Electronics Lab | File Structure Lab | Laboratory | Networks Laboratory | ||||
| Systems Programming Lab | CGI Programming Laboratory |
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CHEMISTRY GROUP
| SYLLABUS | |||||||
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| I Semester | II Semester | III Semester | IV Semester | V Semester | VI Semester | VII Semester | VIII Semester |
| Engineering Maths | Engineering Maths | Engg. Mathematics | Engg. Mathe matics | System Software | Unix Syst ems Pro gram ming |
Engineering & Technology | Constitutions of India & Professional Ethics |
| Engineering | Engineering Chemistry | Electronics Circuits* | Graph Theory and Combinatorics |
Operating Systems | Software Engineering | Manage ment | Software Practice & Testing |
| Chemistry | Computer Concepts & C Programming | Logic Design* | Analysis and Design of Algorithms | Database Manage ment Systems |
Management | Object Oriented | *Elective - IV (Group D) |
| Computer Concepts & C Programming | Computer Aided Engineering Drawing | Discrete Mathematics Structure | Finite Automata & Formal Languages | Data Communi cations | Information Systems | Analysis & Design | *Elective - V (Group E) |
| Computer Aided Engineering Drawing | Basic Electronics | Date Structures with C | Computer Organisation* | Unix and Shell Program ming | Computer Networks | Java CGI program ming | Project Work |
| Basic Electronics | Computer Programming | OOP with C++ | Micropro cessors | File Structures | Multimedia Computing | Computer Networks | |
| Computer Programming Lab | Lab | Genetics | OOP Lab with C++ | Micropro cessor Laboratory | *Elective - I (Group A) | *Elective - II (Group B) | |
| Engg. Chemistry Lab | Engg. Chemistry Lab | Data Structures Lab | Algorithms Lab | File Stru cture Lab | Visual Program ming and Date Base Applications | *Elective -III (Group C) | |
| Environmental Studies | Environmental Studies | Analog & Digital Electronics Lab | Laboratory | Networks Laboratory | |||
| Languages (Eng.) | Language (Eng.) | Systems Program ming Lab | CGI Pro gram ming Laboratory |
Library:
Libraries have been forced to undergo drastic changes during the last few years. While the traditional library was mainly a space for physical books and journals, the library of today has developed into a “world library” with access to enormous numbers of information sources. The ability to find, evaluate and use information is a skill that is rapidly becoming more important in the digital age. A student or researcher that has these skills gets significantly more value from their study and research.