The complete curriculum can be seen classified as core, track core and elective courses. Core courses are those that are felt mandatory for this discipline for understanding fundamentals. The curriculum recognizes six possible tracks for the students, namely, Software Development, Distributed Systems, Computer Systems, Communication Systems, Communication Engineering and VLSI Design and Analysis. The Program enables the students to specialise in one or more tracks of their choice, so that the performance capabilities attained by the students in areas common between our ICT Program and a traditional CSE/ECE Program compare favourably with those achieved by the graduates of a CSE/ECE Program. These performance capabilities should apply both to job requirements and to the requirements for higher studies and research. The Program, thus, is a multi-track Program where a student can achieve depth in one track and/or breadth in multiple tracks through an appropriate choice of elective courses. These electives could be either technical or open. Technical electives primarily provide expertise in some particular track, whereas open electives belong either to basic science courses or to humanities, social sciences and management courses. Three core courses, that are pass/not-pass type, Communication Skills and Individual Seminar – I and II, have been included to take care of student’s presentation and communication skills.

Information and Communication Technology

10+2
The +2 level examination in the 10+2 pattern of examination of any recognised Central/State Board of Secondary Education, including Central Board of Secondary Education, New Delhi, and Council for Indian School Certificate Examination, New Delhi.

Information Technology