Computer Science & Engineering (GenAI) in association with PwC

About the program

Our Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) program offers a comprehensive curriculum that spans the broad and dynamic field of computer science and engineering. As students progress through the program, they have the opportunity to pursue advanced courses in specialised areas, including human-computer interaction, computer graphics and animation, artificial intelligence, machine learning, data science, natural language processing, computer networks, and cybersecurity, among others. These advanced subjects foster critical thinking, creativity, and collaborative problem-solving. The program is offered in collaboration with PwC, incorporating industry-aligned expertise and a dedicated track in Cloud computing and AI.

Why to take this course?

Computer Science and Engineering (CSE) is a highly sought-after discipline that combines the foundational principles of Computer Science and Computer Engineering. The field covers essential areas such as programming, networking, computation, algorithms, programming languages, and both software and hardware systems. CSE professionals contribute to the design and development of microprocessors, personal computers, supercomputers, circuit systems, and innovative software applications. This program is offered in association with PwC and features a specialised track in Cloud Computing and Artificial Intelligence, providing students with cutting-edge industry exposure. With its strong career prospects, including competitive salaries, job security, and opportunities to engage in an ever-evolving technological landscape, CSE remains a top choice for aspiring engineers.

Programme Specific Outcome

On completion of the CSE General program, students will possess the following programme-specific outcomes:

• PSO 1: To design and develop innovative software and hardware solutions by applying principles of Computer Science and Engineering, addressing both industry and societal needs through cutting-edge technologies.
• PSO 2: To utilise modern tools and technologies in emerging domains to solve real-world problems, with a strong emphasis on ethical considerations and societal impact.