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ABOUT US
Due to the emerging field of Computer Systems Engineering and the
increased demand of computing machines in the industry, a four year
duration Bachelor of Engineering (Computer systems) degree program
was introduced at the NED University from July 1983. Later in 1986,
the Department of Electrical Engineering was designated as
Department of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering. The rapid
advancements in the field of computer science and information
technology in the last decade necessitated a separate department for
the study, research and development of various branches of the
Computer Systems Engineering. Realizing the importance of the field
of Computer Systems in order to meet the challenges of the 21st
century, the Department of Electrical and Computer Systems
Engineering was bifurcated in July 1997 and a separate Department of
Computer Systems Engineering was created.
The department is currently offering a four-year
Bachelor of Engineering
degree program in Computer & Information Systems Engineering in the
morning and graduate program in the morning as well as evening. The
Masters of Engineering
program in morning is based solely on research while the evening
program is based on course work.
The department has been renamed as ‘Department of Computer and
Information Systems Engineering’ in year 2000. The students of FE
batch (1999-2000) and those of other batches admitted thereafter
will receive the degree title : BE in Computer and Information
Systems Engineering. The syllabi have been updated and expanded to
incorporate requisite information technology topics.
The students of the top most ranks in their pre-engineering
studies prefer to be admitted here because of the high quality of
education and the wide demand of computer engineers in the industry.
The students of the department are encouraged to conduct research in
their undergraduate studies by assigning them mini-projects of each
course and a final year project as a separate course. Therefore the
graduates of the department are not only well settled in the
industry, but many of them are also conducting research work
throughout the world.
Faculty
The Department's faculty consists of junior as well as senior
faculty members. The department in principle discourages visiting
faculty, and is self-sufficient in terms of permanent faculty
members. The broad spectrum of faculty members are very close to the
students which creates an environment conducive to learning.
Intake and the Success Rate of the Students
Students of the highest caliber compete to seek admission in
undergraduate and postgraduate program. At the undergraduate level
the intake is 140 students per year. At the post graduate level the
intake is 35 students per year. Almost 90% of the students admitted
pass out with overall percentage of marks well above 80%. The
tendency to resort to unfair means is just not there.
Interaction with the Industry & Job Prospects
Guest lectures for junior and senior level students are
frequently arranged in the air-conditioned lecture hall of the
department. The invited persons from the industry and academia
deliver lectures to students on important current topics in the
field of Computer Engineering. This contributes further to the
enhancement of knowledge of the students.
The good reputation of the university and the department has
attracted many prospective employers, home and foreign, who also
frequently request to recommend to them the graduates of this
department. They also come to the department to talk to the students
and the faculty to explore the prospects of employment to the
graduates of the department. Many students prefer to do their final
year projects with the industry. This helps to increase the
interaction with the industry. A good number of students leave the
country for higher studies and to find jobs abroad.
Extra Curricular Activities
Every year the department organizes the anniversary function on
Campus to celebrate its existence as a separate department followed
by a grand dinner. The function is always well disciplined and
widely attended by the ex-students, current students, parents of the
students and faculty members. The Pro-Vice-Chancellor and the Dean (Engg)
have appreciated the discipline in general and in the function, in
particular.
Laboratories
The department presently has a total of nine commissioned
laboratories. The laboratories presently commissioned are:
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Computer Networks Laboratory
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Microprocessor Laboratory I
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Microprocessor Laboratory II
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Logic Design and Switching Theory Laboratory
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Computation Laboratory
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Artificial Intelligence and Robotics Laboratory
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Computer Engineering Workshop
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Parallel Processing Laboratory
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Research Laboratory
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