Bachelor of Computer Science Engineering

The ever increasing and changing multiple applications of computers have long been contributing to industrialization, globalization and social mobility ensuring production operations efficiency, appropriate management and remote communications at the lowest cost. This necessitated appropriate professional know-how both at programmer and user end.

Computer Science and Engineering is the key determinant of the competitiveness of all economic sectors. Computers even shape the evolution of our social system, through their role m in domains such as health, education, leisure, and the environment. Demand for computer technology is accompanied by demand for well organized, complex networks and systems. The rapid and widespread use of computers and information technology has generated a need for highly trained individuals proficient in various job functions. These computer specialists include computer programmers, database administrators, and network systems and data communication analysts. Job tasks and occupational titles used to describe these individuals evolve rapidly and continually, reflecting new areas of specialization or changes in technology, as well as the preferences and practices of employers.

The realization of a computing system, subject to various physical and technological constraints, is a challenging undertaking that requires a great deal of knowledge about the functionality and characteristics of the building blocks available at our disposal using today’s technologies (e.g., semiconductor technologies, optical communication technologies, wireless signaling technologies, etc.) Computer Science and Engineering concerns itself with current practices in assembling hardware and software components to erect computing engines with the best cost performance characteristics.