Department of Computer Science and Engineering

The Department of Computer Science and Engineering is housed within the School of Engineering and is one of the largest departments in the University. The department has a thriving research environment and the areas of ongoing research are Algorithms and Complexity, Natural Language Processing, Image Processing, Computer Vision, Data Mining, Social Network Analysis, Computational Biology, Security and Privacy, Internet of Things, and Wireless and Mobile Computing. The department continuously looks for brilliant Computer Scientists who will spearhead research in the emerging areas. 

At the undergraduate level, we offer a Bachelor of Technology (B.Tech.,) program in Computer Science and Engineering with the option to specialize in Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Data Science and Big Data Analytics, and Cybersecurity and Privacy. The curriculum is designed considering the latest developments in the world of computing. The multidisciplinary components of the program provide a strong foundation to the students. CSE Majors are highly encouraged to work on research projects with faculty members utilizing the research facilities such as AI & ML Lab, Cloud Computing and Big Data Lab, Cybersecurity Lab, Wireless Networks and IoT Lab. In addition to imparting education to our students, we inculcate skills that enable our students to flourish amidst dynamic environment and technological challenges. 

At the graduate level, we offer a Master of Technology (M.Tech.,) program in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence and a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) program in Computer Science and Engineering. An excellent combination of academic excellence in subject matters and top-notch research, equips our graduate students with strong knowledge and research skills necessary for pursuing highly productive careers.

The department offers exciting opportunities to expand intellectual horizons through distinguished-lecture series, seminars, student clubs like the ACM and ACM-W student chapters, and socially-relevant research projects in our advanced courses and at our research laboratories.