M.S. (Computer Science and Engineering)

COURSE DESCRIPTION

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M.S. Computer Science and Engineering or Master of Science by Research in Computer Science and Engineering is a two-year postgraduate Computer Engineering programme. Computer Science and Engineering considers the design and use of computing components, software or hardware, to solve technical problems in an efficient and competitive way. The focus is on understanding and making the right choice of abstractions thus making it possible to implement IT solutions from existing and future components. It covers areas such as safe and secure systems, system integration, distributed and embedded systems, networks, software engineering, algorithms and logic, system-on-chip and digital systems. As a student in Computer Science and Engineering you will take part in this active IT environment.

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M.S. Computer Science and Engineering Eligibility        

• B.Sc. or any other equivalent qualification with minimum 50% marks.
• Some of the very institutes conduct entrance examination for admission.

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M.S. Computer Science and Engineering Course Suitability

• The course is suitable for those who want to become a highly qualified engineer capable of developing complex IT systems, consisting of hardware and/ or software are good suit for it.
• They should have good communication and interpersonal skills which are necessary for it.
• The course is suitable for those students who are interested in advanced learning and research in any area of computer science.

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How is M.S. Computer Science and Engineering Course Beneficial?

• Candidates find careers in the aerospace, automotive, chemical, communication, electronics, manufacturing, and processing industries as well as in government and education.
• This program is aimed at providing the manpower required to meet the industry needs, to pursue research in specialized areas and to meet the growing needs of trained faculty in this field.

COURSE ELIGIBILITY

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B.Sc. or any other equivalent qualification with minimum 50% marks.