M.TECH Mathematics
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M.TECH MATHEMATICS SYLLABUS
Semester – I |
Course No. | Course Name | Periods/week | Marks |
CSE101 | Algorithms and Algorithmic Complexity | 3 | 100 |
CSE102 | Cryptography and Network Security | 3 | 100 |
CSE103 | Advanced Database Management Systems | 3 | 100 |
CSE104 | Elective – I * | 3 | 100 |
CSE105 (P) | Systems Design Lab. – I | – | 100 |
* Elective-I : (Any one)
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Semester – II |
Course No. | Course Name | Periods/week | Marks |
CSE201 | VLSI Design | 3 | 100 |
CSE202 | Gr. A – Image processing | 2 | 50 |
Gr. B – Embedded Systems | 2 | 50 | |
CSE203 | Mobile and Wireless Computing | 3 | 100 |
CSE204 | Elective – II * | 3 | 100 |
CSE205 (P) | Systems Design Lab. – II | – | 100 |
* Elective-II : (Any one)
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Semester – III |
Course Name | Marks |
Project – I | 200 |
Seminar * | 100 |
General Viva-Voce | 100 |
* Seminar : Each student will be allotted a topic of seminar at the beginning of the current semester. The student will have to submit a written presentation and give a seminar on that topic on a date and time to be announced subsequently. |
# Project – I : Each student will have to undertake a project work under a supervisor. The work will have to be carried out during the 3rd semester of study. The student will have to submit a typewritten or printed report on the work done by him / her according to a schedule to be announced by the department. The project-report should be duly approved by the supervisor concerned and should embody results of research / development work carried out by the student. A project work is to be carried out within department under the guidance of the thesis supervisor who must be a faculty member of the department. |
Semester – IV |
Course Name | Marks |
Project – II | 400 |
## Project – II : Each student will have to undertake a project work under a supervisor. The work will have to be carried out during the 4th semester of study. The student will have to submit typewritten or printed report on the work done by him / her according to a schedule to be announced by the department. The project-report should be duly approved by the supervisor concerned and should embody results of research / development work carried out by the student. A project work may be carried out within department or in any other academic / research / industrial / commercial organization under the guidance of the thesis supervisor who must be a faculty member of the department or under a joint supervision including at least one such faculty member. |
Requirement for the M.Tech. Degree :
To qualify for M.Tech. degree in Computer Science & Engineering a student will have to complete the total requirement as follows : |
Total Marks |
In first semester, a course work consisting of 4-courses each of 100 marks together with a practical paper of 100-marks. | 400 (Theory) 100 (Practical) |
In second semester a course work consisting of In second semester a course work consisting of practical paper of 100 marks | 400 (Theory) 100 (Practical) |
In third semester a project work of 200-marks, a seminar of 100 marks, and a general viva-voce of 100 marks. | 200 (Project) 100 (Seminar) 100 (General Viva-voce) |
In fourth semester a project work of 400 marks | 400 (Project) |
Grand Total (for M.Tech. Course) | 1800 Marks |
Examination :
An examination will be held at the end of each semester. |
Course Work | For each theoretical paper there will be a theoretical examination of 4-hour duration at the end of the semester. |
Seminar | At the end of 3rd semester each student will have to deliver a seminar lecture on the topic assigned to him / her. Assessment will be made by a set of examiners which should consist of at least two faculty members. |
Project – I | At the end of the third semester, assessment of the project work of each student will be made by the board of examiners including supervisors on the basis of a viva-voce examination and the report submitted by the student. |
General Viva-Voce | At the end of 3rd semester, all the students will have to appear at a general viva-voce test to be conducted by a board of examiners consisting of the faculty members of the department and external examiners. |
Project – II | At the end of 4th semester, the thesis work of all students will be assessed by a board of examiners consisting of supervisors and external examiners. |
Practical Paper | Assessment of performance in the practical papers will be made as follows – 50% marks will be set apart for the sessional work and laboratory report and the rest 50% marks will be for viva voce test / examinations which will be conducted by a board of examiners appointed from the faculty members of the department. |
Minimum Requirements for the M.Tech. Degree :
To pass an examination a student will have to earn at least the following marks : |
For each theoretical course work | 50 |
For Seminar | 50 |
For Project – I (3rd Semester) | 50 |
For each Practical paper | 50 |
For General viva-voce | 50 |
For Project – II (4th Semester) | 50 |
The 2nd, 3rd and 4th Semester will begin immediately after the completion of the respective previous Semester examination. |
Attendance :
In order to be eligible for appearing at a Semester examination a candidate shall have to pursue a regular course of studies in the subject and attend at least 65% of the theoretical and practical classes separately during the academic session. Candidates who fail in any paper and appear for the same at subsequent chances need not attend classes. Additional Chances:
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Award of Degree
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Detailed Syllabus |
CSE101 : Algorithms and Algorithmic Complexity |
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CSE102 : Cryptography and Network Security |
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CSE103 : Advanced Database Management Systems |
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CSE104(a) : Distributed Systems |
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CSE104(b) : Bioinformatics |
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CSE104(c) : Soft Computing |
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CSE104(d) : Multimedia Systems |
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CSE 105 (P) Systems Design Lab. – I : |
a)Hardware-oriented Application Lab b)Software-oriented Application Lab. |
Philosophy & Mission
- Accomplish scholastic greatness in expert instruction at the standard to the main national and global establishments.
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- Work to teach high good and moral qualities among the understudies to make them answerable natives and great people.
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