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COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
Engineering Course : Duration is 4 years. The course is divided into eight
semesters, each of six months duration of which the first two semesters are
combined. Students will have to appear for the first University examination at
the end of the 2nd semester, in April. Thereafter, they will have to appear for
a University examination (theory and practical) at the end of every semester
i.e., in April / May and December.
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Computer Science and engineering graduates are the pillars
in the current and emerging information era. Opportunities
include pursuing Master of Science programs in reputed
Universities of India, U.S and across the globe. and taking
up research assignments in Hardware, System Software,
Computer Engineering, Multi media, and Networking and
Communications areas. Job opportunities are ever increasing,
and are varied in nature. System Study, Analysis, Design and
Programming are the inherent phases in application
development, and each one of them provides enormous
potential to the Computer Science and Engineering graduates
to shape themselves in their career. Hi-end profiles include
Artificial Intelligence, Robotics, Graphic Solutions and
Simulations.
With an aim to carve a niche for itself
in CS / IT and allied domains, the department strives to:
• Become a pioneering world-class centre of excellence in
education and research through collaborative, consultative
and participatory approaches.
• Nurture effective capabilities for the development of high
quality technical and scientific manpower to meet challenges
of the knowledge-era.
• Provide cost-effective information and
communications technology (ICT)-based solutions and
value-added services to a variety of organizations and to
meet the expectations of stakeholders.
• Foster a learning and creative community that will
continuously advance the frontiers of knowledge and promote
the deployment and usage of ICT-based applications for
betterment of society at large.
The department wants to develop one of the best computing infrastructure
including domain-specific labs such as Programming Languages, Operating Systems,
Database, Networking, Software Engineering, Open Source Software, Internet and
Multimedia Technologies.
The labs are well equipped with the latest equipment for training; research and
development in emerging technological domains supported by state-of-the art
laboratories having high-end computers (operating on Windows NT/Linux/Solaris
platforms). Each laboratory further will have the relevant software packages
with requisite number of user licenses.
The department wants to also set up specialized laboratories such as Wireless
and Sensor Networks, Embedded Systems, Image Processing, Grid Computing, Network
Modeling and Simulation. These labs will be in-line with the objectives of
academic programmes and associated courses.
Thus, these will ideally cater to the needs of students and faculty for
enriching them intellectually through participative and collaborative
approaches.
Thus, these will ideally cater to the needs of students and faculty for
enriching them intellectually through participative and collaborative
approaches.
The department’s pedagogy aims at preparing students to face real-world
challenges using Problem-Based Learning (PBL), interactive and participative
processes and constant mentoring.
There will be plenty of opportunities for students to supplement the
conventional technical education using the following practices:
• In-plant Training and Industry Visits
• Programming and Problem-solving
Contests
• Projects and Quiz Competitions
• Students Seminars and Debates
• Interviews and Group Discussions
• Team-building Exercises
• Innovation and Creativity Clubs
• Audio-Visual Presentations and Foreign Language Classes
• Personality Development Programmes
The teaching aids include Multimedia LCD projectors, and
smart class rooms. Campus-wide access to digital library has
been provided which links to International Journals and
magazines. The faculty and students enjoy round- the-clock
Internet access that is augmented continuously and ample
freedom and facilities to execute projects and transform
concepts into actions and applications.
Frequent visits by leading lights from industry, academia
and government gives the students a unique opportunity for
interaction. Thus the students will benefit from
participatory learning and hands-on exposure to state-of
the-art technology in emerging fields.
ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT
MIT proposes initiatives to help the faculty, technical
staff and students:
• To build core competence through successful execution of
industry-sponsored projects and projects financed by other
agencies.
• To develop entrepreneurial capabilities with funding
support and mentoring as well as inculcating industry and
professional practices among students community and the
faculty.
The students’ class-representatives, elected by the students
themselves under the supervision of class coordinators, play
a pro-active role in conduct of classes and ensuring good
interaction among students and faculty. Some of the best
practices followed include:
• Continuous Assessment of Students Academic Progress
• Strict Regulations on Students
Attendance and Mannerism
• Joint Quality Circle Meetings by
Students and Faculty
• Joint Meet of Class Coordinators and
Students’ Class Representatives
• Students’ Feedback on Delivery Course
Courses
• Class-wise Semester Closure Analysis
B.TECH - Information Technology
Course duration is 4 years. The course is divided into eight
semesters, each of six months duration of which the first
two semesters are combined. Students will have to appear for
the first University examination at the end of the 2nd
semester, in April. Thereafter, they will have to appear for
a University examination (theory and practical) at the end
of every semester i.e., in April and December.
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
The latest designed Information Technology course leads the
students to newer environment including Internet
applications and design, besides the traditional
opportunities in computer career. Web applications require
enormous knowledge of several components like web servers,
use of web application tools besides OOPS concept and JAVA,
which is considered to be the de-facto language of the
future. They have greater opportunities in software
development because of their excellent knowledge in Internet
Science. In the future, IT industry will purely depend on
information technologist. Besides the job opportunities in
the technology world, options are available to pursue higher
studies in areas of networking, distributed systems, and web
technologies.
With an aim to carve a niche for itself in CS/IT and allied
domains, the department strives to:
• Become a pioneering world-class centre of excellence in
education and research through collaborative, consultative
and participatory approaches.
• Nurture effective capabilities for the
development of high quality technical and scientific
manpower to meet challenges of the knowledge-era.
• Provide cost-effective information and
communications technology (ICT)-based solutions and
value-added services to a variety of organizations and to
meet the expectations of stakeholders.
• Foster a learning and creative community that will
continuously advance the frontiers of knowledge and promote
the deployment and usage of ICT-based applications for
betterment of society at large.
The department wants to develop one of the best computing
infrastructure including domain-specific labs such as
Programming Languages, Operating Systems, Database,
Networking, Software Engineering, Open Source Software,
Internet and Multimedia Technologies.
The labs are well equipped with the
latest equipment for training; research and development in
emerging technological domains supported by state-of-the art
laboratories having high-end computers (operating on Windows
NT/Linux/Solaris platforms). Each laboratory further will
have the relevant software packages with requisite number of
user licenses.
The department wants to also set up specialized laboratories
such as Wireless and Sensor Networks, Embedded Systems,
Image Processing, Grid Computing, Network Modeling and
Simulation. These labs will be in-line with the objectives
of academic programmes and associated courses. Thus, these
will ideally cater to the needs of students and faculty for
enriching them intellectually through participative and
collaborative approaches.
There will be plenty of opportunities for students to
supplement the conventional technical education using the
following practices:
• In-plant Training and Industry Visits
• Programming and Problem-solving
Contests
• Projects and Quiz Competitions
• Students Seminars and Debates
• Interviews and Group Discussions
• Team-building Exercises
• Innovation and Creativity Clubs
• Audio-Visual Presentations and Foreign
Language Classes
• Personality Development Programmes
The teaching aids will include Multimedia LCD projectors,
and smart class rooms. Campus-wide access to digital library
will be provided which links to International Journals and
magazines.
The faculty and students will enjoy round- the-clock
Internet access that is augmented continuously and ample
freedom and facilities to execute projects and transform
concepts into actions and applications.
Frequent visits by leading lights from industry, academia
and government will give the students a unique opportunity
for interaction. Thus the students will benefit from
participatory learning and hands-on exposure to state-of
the-art technology in emerging fields.
B.TECH - Mechanical Engineering
ABOUT THE COURSE
Course duration is 4 years. The course is divided into eight
semesters, each of six months duration of which the first
two semesters are combined. Students will have to appear for
the first University examination at the end of the 2nd
semester, in April. Thereafter, they will have to appear for
a University examination (theory and practical) at the end
of every semester i.e., in April and December.
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Students have various divisions like production, Industrial
Engineering, R and D work, Refrigeration and Air
conditioning to work with, in addition they have the
flexibility of being employed in computer software and
hardware industries as they basically use the automation
techniques in Industries. They have wonderful scope for
higher studies in India and abroad in specialized areas. The
students who complete the programme successfully have good
scope to join modern automobile and production factories,
prestigious government organizations such as ISRO, Defense
Research and Development Organization and BARC.
The Department strives to:
• To give students a broad exposure to all areas of
Mechanical Engineering and mold them to be technically
competitive and place them ahead in the race for quality
employment.
• To enable the students to acquire practical experience in
Mechanical Engineering discipline through design projects
and opportunities to work with faculty in research.
• To train the students and enable them to meet the
technological challenges and diverse needs of industry and
society in various areas of Mechanical Engineering and equip
them to excel in a global industry.
Special Features
Frequent visits to industry and an all-India educational
tours will form part of the program, giving students a wide
exposure. Guest Lectures by both International / National
experts from Institution and industries arranged on current
topics.
Infrastructure
The Computer Aided Design (CAD) Centre will have leading
edge CAD/CAM and CAE software and hardware facilities which
will include workstations with wide monitors, Silicon
Graphics (Fuel), A0 Plotter, Printers of various categories
and high-end CAD softwares such as I-DEAS, ANSYS,
Pro/Engineer, SolidWorks, 3DS Max, DFMA, Hypermesh, ALGOR,
NISA, Mechanical Desktop, AutoCAD, Think3 design, DPM
Assembly, DELMIA, etc.
The Central Workshop is equipped / will be equipped with
Electronica EDM Wirecut, EDM Spark Erosion, Conventional
Lathes, Batliboi Milling Machines, Shapers, Slotter, Planer,
Eiffco Gear Hobber, Gear Shaper, Centreless Grinder, Praga
Hydraulic Surface Grinder, Eiffco Radial Drilling Machine,
Various wood working machines, Bosch Power Tools, L&T TIG &
MIG welding sets, Arc welding Transformers & Rectifiers,
Crucible Tilting furnace and Sheet Metal equipments.
Measuring instruments such as Milling Tool Dynamometer,
Lathe Tool Dynamometer, Tool Tip Temperature measuring
Thermocouple, Digital Vernier, Gear Tooth Vernier, Vernier
Height gauges and Micrometers.
The Dynamics & Robotics Lab will be equipped with High end
Workstations with 19” monitors, all necessary tools and
equipment to conduct lab experiments including a SCARA Robot
manipulator, FANUC manipulator, Lab View, Ultra GRIP
Software, MSc.ADAMS 2005 Software, KOSIM Software, etc.
The Metallurgy Lab will be equipped with powerful
metallurgical microscopes, Electrical heating furnace with
digital temperature controller, Water and oil cooling
furnaces, tempering furnaces, Permeability meter, sand
rammer, sieve shaker, and etching and polishing 8” Double
discfmachines to study the micro and grain structure of
metals, variable speed polisher, Pneumatic mounting press
(750 Watts), Carl Zeiss Metallurgical microscope-Axios Kop
40 MAT, Hydraulic Specimen mounting press, CL 15 – 203
Clemex Vision PE software, 100W Ex Evaluation LASER.
The Thermal Engineering Lab is having medium pressure, oil
fired boiler for production of Steam and is connected to a
steam turbine for doing lab experiments. Besides 4-stroke
and 2-stroke I.C. Engines, it will also have a refrigeration
tutor panel.
The Strength of Materials Lab, has state-of-the-art
facilities which is intended to provide a cutting edge
through hand-on experience like Rockwell cum Brinell
hardness tester, Universal testing machine, Hydraulic
compression testing machine and Torsion testing machine.
B.TECH - Electronics and Communication Engineering
ABOUT THE COURSE
Course duration is 4 years. The course is divided into eight
semesters, each of six months duration of which the first
two semesters are combined. Students will have to appear for
the first University examination at the end of the 2nd
semester, in April. Thereafter, they will have to appear for
a University examination (theory and practical) at the end
of every semester i.e., in April and December.
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Electronics and Communication Engineering graduates find
opportunities in the Terrestrial and extra terrestrial
communication systems like telephones, cellular phones,
television, optical fiber communication, consumer and
entertainment devices where most of them need electronics.
Electronics graduates find jobs in the space programs in
Satellites etc.
This highly popular program will train students in broad
areas of Microelectronics, Embedded Systems / SoC,
Communication Engineering / Networking, Digital Signal
Processing, Fiber Optics & Photonics and Medical
Electronics. With the continuous advancements and
technological innovations, Electronics and Electronic
Communication Engineering is under constant flux, finding
applications in all human endeavor. The need of the hour is
to keep abreast of the technological advancements happening
in the developed countries. Our goal is to provide quality
education and up to date information to the students, so
that they find place in the fast changing profile of the
industry. Besides strong academic input, the students will
be required to do mini projects and gain hands-on experience
with the hardware and the software tools. Visits to industry
and expert lectures from academia and industry would add
another dimension to the teaching learning experience.
the department strives to:
• To impart up to-date technical knowledge and skills and
produce well-qualified engineers in areas of Electronics and
Communication Engineering, who will make qualitative
difference in this field.
• To inculcate the professional responsibilities to play
leadership role along their diverse career paths and develop
capability to utilize engineering skills in industry,
research centers, and national laboratories and
entrepreneurship.
• To address social and cultural breath demanded of them in
the modern society.
Lab Facilities provided / proposed are:
• Sensor Lab
• Measurement and Instrumentation Lab
• Process Control Lab
• Virtual Instrumentation Lab
• MEMS Design and Simulation Lab
• Power Electronics and drives Lab
• Machines Lab
• VLSI/ULSI/UDSM IC Design system Lab
• Embedded Systems Lab
• Digital and Image Signal Processing Lab
• Communication System and Networking Lab
• Fiber Optics and Photonics Lab
• Microprocessor and Microcontroller Lab
• Medical Electronics Lab
• Digital Simulation Lab Microwave Systems Lab
M.B.A
MIT also offers a two year (4 semesters) full time UPTU
affiliated MBA program. The program aims at providing young
thinking minds the power to shape their thoughts and develop
appropriate skills for management decision making.
We believe that MIT MBA would be special in several ways:
Focus on application
The MBA program goes beyond theory by giving you the
opportunity to put into practice all that you have learned
in a strategic consulting project for a client organisation
or your employer. A series of organisation-based assignments
also encourages you to translate your learning into action
throughout the programme.
Individual attention
Small classes ensure you benefit from individual attention
and an interactive learning style. Classroom sessions are
highly participative, favoring an exchange of ideas and
information to enrich peer group learning.
Innovative curriculum
The world of business is not a tidy arrangement of subjects.
The reality is that issues cut across the business and
across functions: and that is how we approach teaching at
Quantum. The Quantum MBA is not delivered in functional
silos; it takes an integrated and thematic view of business
– mirroring the issues that preoccupy managers across the
globe today.
Range of learning methods
We recognise that experienced managers learn best in a
variety of ways. MIT does not rely on any one pedagogical
tool, such as the case study method. We use lectures,
facilitated discussions, experiential learning, psychometric
instruments, one-to-one coaching, e-learning, live cases,
simulations, consulting assignments, guest speakers, self
managed learning and organizational visits. This ensures
participants leave the MBA PROGRAM as an ‘all rounder’ in
the learning process, having developed capabilities for
lifelong learning.
Academia- Industry Partnership
Industrial Visits
We wish to make ‘industrial visits’ an integral part of the
MBA curriculum. The purpose is to make the students aware
about the actual working methodology at shop floor level,
decision making, strategic maneuvering, etc. As a part of
continuous industrial exposure to our students, we wish to
have MOUs with our nearby industries that can provide
practical industrial skills exclusively to the students.
This includes absorbing the students for vocational
training, projects and final placements.
Guest Lectures
In order to impart practical knowledge of the corporate
world and its functioning to the students, guest lecturers
would be arranged on regular basis. We would invite business
practitioners, freelance consultants and trainers from
various fields to give some corporate insights to the
students.
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