Syllabus
BE REV-2019 C-SCHEME
The BE REV-2019 C-Scheme syllabus for Information Technology has been carefully designed to meet the evolving needs of the industry and academia. This curriculum emphasizes a strong foundation in core subjects such as programming, data structures, algorithms, database systems, operating systems, computer networks, and software engineering.
ViewSE REV-2019 C-SCHEME
The SE REV-2019 C-Scheme syllabus for Information Technology is structured to strengthen the technical foundation of students during their second year of engineering. It introduces core subjects such as Data Structures, Computer Organization, Discrete Mathematics, and Object-Oriented Programming, which form the basis for advanced learning in later semesters.
ViewTE REV-2019 C-SCHEME
The TE REV-2019 C-Scheme syllabus for Information Technology is designed to advance students into higher-level technical domains with a strong focus on application-oriented learning. In the third year, students explore core areas like Computer Networks, Database Management Systems, Operating Systems, Software Engineering, and Theory of Computation, which are essential for building expertise in IT. Alongside, advanced electives and laboratory sessions provide hands-on experience to strengthen practical knowledge.
ViewSE-TE-BE REV-16
The REV-2016 C-Scheme syllabus for SE, TE, and BE in Information Technology was designed to build a strong academic and professional foundation for engineering students. At the Second Year (SE) level, the curriculum emphasizes core subjects like Data Structures, Digital Logic, and Object-Oriented Programming, helping students develop analytical and programming skills. Moving into the Third Year (TE), the focus shifts toward system-level courses such as Computer Networks, Database Management Systems, Operating Systems, and Software Engineering, with laboratory practice to bridge theory and application.
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