Master of Technology (MTech Information & Communication Technology), DA IICT, Gandhinagar

Eligibility

B.E./B.Tech. Degree in ICT or allied disciplines such as CS/IT/EE/EC/IN/ICT. OR M.Sc. degree in Computer Science / Electronics / Mathematics / Physics / Statistics.

DATA

This Program is primarily research-oriented and designed to satisfy the demands of industry for innovative solutions. Apart from course credit requirement, students are required to pursue one full year (two semesters) of research under the guidance of a faculty advisor and submit a master’s thesis in order to obtain their degree of Master of Technology (Information and Communication Technology). It is a two year degree Program. The program curriculum includes a wide range of elective courses along with a few core courses. Courses on Information Technology, Communication Technology, Electronics and Computer Science and Engineering are included in the list of elective courses. This Program is focused to provide a domain capability to each student that allows them to have a meaningful career in industry or academics. Financial support in the form of Teaching Assistantships or Research Assistantships is provided to majority of the students.

Specializations

- Algorithmics - Communication Systems - Computer Networks - Machine Intelligence - Signal Processing - VLSI and Embedded Systems

Semester I

Program Core - 1 Program Core - 2 Specialization Core - 1 Elective - 1 (From other Specialization Core-1s)

Semester II

Program Core - 3 Specialization Core - 2 Specialization Core - 3 Specialization Core - 4 Elective - 2

Semester III

Specialization Core - 5 Elective - 3 Research - 2, 3 Specialization Core - 4 Specialization Core - 5

Semester IV

Research - 4, 5, 6, and 7 M.Tech. Thesis

Elective Courses

Advanced Machine Learning Computational Complexity Computational Number Theory Logic for Computer Science Models of Information, Computation and Communication Probabilistic Methods Quantum Computation Real Time Embedded Systems Satellite Communication Topics in Image Analysis Vector Space Projections Wireless Sensor Networks