Dept. of IT

Program Name	B.Tech in Information Technology
Level	Under Graduation
Program Specific Enquiries	0863-2344765
Admission Enrollment and General Enquiries	0863-2344777, 1800-425-2529
HoD Contact Number	9490647678

Program Description:

The Bachelor of Information Technology is designed to equip students for professional careers within the IT industry or with other IT intensive organizations including government departments and business enterprises.

Professional Outcomes:

The Bachelor of Information Technology provides students with the knowledge and skills essential to become a multi-skilled IT professional capable of contributing to areas spanning through technological development to strategic planning and business process management and modelling. Graduates have a wide range of career paths open to them and could be employed in roles such as business consultant, systems and business analyst and programmer, networked applications developer, solutions and enterprise architect, researcher, project leader, process and client manager and IT educator. Opportunities for more senior roles such as chief information officer or chief technology officer may arise as skills and experience develop.

Careers

• Chief Information Officer
• 
  
• Chief Technology Officer
  
• Business Consultant
  
• Computer Engineer
  
• Systems Analyst and Programmer
  
• Multimedia Developer
  
• Network Manager
  
• Solutions Architect
  
• Researcher
  
• Project Leader
  
• IT Educator
  

Work Experience,Internships and Research:

Some students without practical workplace experience, or with workplace experience in a field different from their studies, choose to undertake an internship as part of their degree. This intensely practical development approach fosters graduates who are ready, willing and able to hit the ground running make an immediate impact in the workplace.

Combined Degrees:

Students can combine this degree with any other undergraduate degree to suit their professional and personal interests. Explain how a student can take different streams like civils, management…. elaborate on this in 2 scentences…

I Year (R16 Regulation)		I Semester
Code	Subject	L	T	P	C
16HS103	Engineering Mathemetics-I	3	1	2	5
16HS107	Engineering Chemistry	3	-	-	3
16EE101	Basics of Engineering Products	3	-	2	4
16EE102	Basics of Electrical and Electronics Engineering	3	-	2	4
16HS104	English Proficiency and Communication Skills	-	-	2	1
16CS101	Basics of Computers and Internet	3	-	2	4
16HS111	Engineering Chemistry Laboratory	-	-	3	2
16ME103	Workshop Practice	-	-	3	2
Total		15	1	16	25

                  

I Year (R16 Regulation)		II Semester
Code	Subject	L	T	P	C
16HS108	Engineering Mathematics - II	3	1	2	5
16HS102	Engineering Physics	3	-	-	3
16CS102	Computer Programming	3	1	2	5
16EC202	Electronic Devices and Circuits	3	-	2	4
16HS109	Environmental Science and Technology	2	-	-	2
16ME101	Engineering Graphics	1	-	3	3
16HS105	Technical English Communications	3	-	2	4
16HS110	Engineering Physics Laboratory	-	-	3	2
Total		18	2	14	28

                  

II Year (R16 Regulation)		III Semester
Code	Subject	L	T	P	C
16HS202	Probability and Statistics	3	1	-	4
16MS201	Management Science	3	-	-	3
16IT201	Object Oriented Programming	3	-	2	4
16CS202	Data Structures	3	-	2	4
16CS203	Digital Logic Design	3	1	-	4
16CS302	Web Technologies	3	1	2	5
16EL102	Soft Skills Laboraotry	-	-	2	1
	Employability and Life Skills Elective*	-	-	-	1-3
Total		18	3	8	26-28

                  

II Year (R16 Regulation)		IV Semester
Code	Subject	L	T	P	C
16CS205	Computer Organization and Architecture	3	1	-	4
16IT202	Advanced Data Structures	3	-	2	4
16CS201	Database Management Systems	3	1	2	5
16CS204	Discrete Mathematical Structures	3	-	-	3
16EL103	Professional Communications Laboratory	-	-	2	1
	Department Elective	-	-	-	3-4
	Department / Open Elective	-	-	-	3-4
	Employability and Life Skills Elective	-	-	-	1-3
Total		12	2	6	24-28

                  

III Year (R16 Regulation)		V Semester
Code	Subject	L	T	P	C
16CS301	Software Engineering	3	-	2	4
16CS206	Design and Analysis of Algorithms	3	-	2	4
16CS207	Formal Languages and Automata Theory	3	-	2	4
16CS304	Operating Systems	3	-	2	4
	Department Elective	-	-	-	3-4
	Department / Open Elective	-	-	-	3-4
	Employability and Life Skills Elective	-	-	-	1-3
Total		12	1	6	23-27

                  

III Year (R16 Regulation)		VI Semester
Code	Subject	L	T	P	C
16HS301	Professional Ethics	2	-	-	2
16CS305	Data Mining Techniques	3	-	2	4
16CS306	Computer Networks	3	-	2	4
16IT301	Human Computer Interaction	3	-	-	3
16CS303	Compiler Design	3	-	-	3
	Department Elective	-	-	-	3-4
	Department / Open Elective	-	-	-	3-4
	Employability and Life Skills Elective	-	-	-	1-3
Total		14	-	4	23-27

                  

IV Year (R13 Regulation)		VII Semester
Code	Subject	L	T	P	To	C
CS425	Data Warehousing and Data Mining	4	-	-	4	4
CS427	Cryptography and Network Security	4	-	-	4	4
CS443	Big Data Analytics	4	-	-	4	4
	Dept.Electives-III	4	-	-	4	4
	Dept.Electives-IV	4	-	-	4	4
	Managerial Economics	4	-	-	4	4
Labs :
CS447	Data Warehousing and Data Mining Lab	-	-	3	3	2
CS449	Cryptography and Network Security Lab	-	-	3	3	2
IT407	Free Open Source Software (FOSS) Lab	-	-	3	3	2
Total		24	0	9	33	30

                  

IV Year (R13 Regulation)		VIII Semester
Code	Subject	L	T	P	To	C
	Minor - V	4	-	-	4	4
	Dept. Electives - V	4	-	-	4	4
	Dept.Electives-VI	4	-	-	4	4
Labs :
IT426	Project Work	-	-	10	10	10
Total		12	0	10	22	22

                  

The students opting for semester-long industrial internship during 8th semester, carry out Minor - V in 7th semester itself as additional course. 18 credits are allotted to internship as given below:

Code	Subject	L	T	P	To	C
IT428	Internship (6 months)	-	-	36	36	18

                  

L=Lecture;    T=Tutorial;    P=Practicals;    To=Total; C=Credits;