We offer three combinations:

1.    Physics, Mathematics and Computer Science (PMC)

2.    Computer Science, Mathematics and Statistics (CMS)

3.    Computer Science, Mathematics and Electronics (CME)

The subjects you should have studied in your pre-university or its equivalent to select any of these combinations are:
1.    PMC: Physics and Mathematics
2.    CMS: Mathematics
3.    CME: Mathematics and Electronics

Note that you need not have previous knowledge of either Computer Science or Statistics to take up these courses.

COURSE DETAILS:

I SEM	II SEM
Computer Fundamentals	Data Structures (DS) and Operating Systems (OS)
Problem Solving using C	Introduction to various Operating Systems
Lab: programming in C	Lab: Data Structures
III SEM	IV SEM
object Oriented Programming Structures (OOPS)	Software Engineering
C++ and Database Management Systems (DBMS)	Visual Programming
Lab: C++ and DBMS	Lab: Visual Basic, Oracle/MS Axis with mini project
V SEM	VI SEM
Paper I: Java and Internet Technology	Paper I: Computer Networks
Paper II: UNIX Shell Programming and Perl	Paper II: Dot net framework
Lab I: Java and HTML	Lab I: Project
Lab II: LINUX and Perl	Lab II: C++ programming and ASP.net

FOR COMPUTER SCIENCE STUDENTS ONLY:

COURSE	DESCRIPTION	NO. OF HOURS	NO. OF CREDITS
VISUAL BASIC AND MS ACCESS	Visual Basic 6.0, ADO, MS access	20	1
PC INTERNALS	computer components, installing softwares, troubleshooting, configuring devices, fundamentals of Operating Systems, basic internal protocols and terminologies	40	2
ASP.NET	Basics of ASP.net, ADO.net, MS access	20	1

FOR NON-COMPUTER SCIENCE STUDENTS ONLY:

COURSE	DESCRIPTION	NO. OF HOURS	NO. OF CREDITS
WEB DESIGNING	Photoshop, HTML, Flash, Dreamweaver	40	2
MS OFFICE AND WEB DESIGNING	MS Word, MS Excel, PowerPoint, MS Access, HTML, Flash, Photoshop	40	2

•    Computer Chips Club [C^3]
C^3 stands for CONNECT, CREATE, COLLABORATE. The Club is open to all students of Computer Science. It is headed by four Secretaries who are all from the final year. The Club meets twice a week during the lunch break. It acts as a forum for students to discuss anything that is IT related. Members can obtain advice on career opportunities, share information about job offers, personal experiences and preferences.   
•    Computer Science Association:
•    The Association actively participates in the Freshers Week, the Cultural Week, the inter-collegiate festival ‘Cul-Ah!’ and the E-Week at Mount Carmel College by conducting various events.

•    Members of the Association have been enthusiastic participants and have won extensively at inter-collegiate festivals.

•    The Newsletter

The department publishes an annual newsletter - REBOOT IT - a template to showcase the talents and creativity of the students. REBOOT IT 2010 was its latest release. While it provides a platform to get acquainted with the emerging trends in the IT industry, it also discusses its hazards. One column, called face-to-face, actually gives the students an opportunity to interact with an entrepreneur in the field, whereas others like crosswords, puzzles and jokes explore computer science through fun. This venture rekindles the spirit of innovation among students.

Students of all the three courses offered by the Department of Computer Science have job offers from world-renowned companies even before they graduate as Software Engineers, Test Engineers,Technical Support Executives, Programmers and System Analysts. Some of them are:
•    Infosys
•    Wipro
•    ITC
•    IGate
•    Cognizant
•    SAP Labs
•    Mindtree

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