M. SC./M. ENGG. IN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING

Modern electronics, communication and power systems, such as mobile telephones, digital TV, Internet, wireless networking, and nanotechnology are bringing a revolution in business and in the lives of individuals. The global economy relies increasingly on high-speed data and other digital data networks interconnecting computers and other digital devices across the world. All aspects of business, from research and development to production, marketing and sales, benefit from the rapid advances in such technology. Continuous advancements in technology enhance our social lives, entertainment, and education by providing media compression and seamless connectivity between equipment.... [-]

MASTER IN COMPUTER APPLICATIONS

The branches and applications of Computer Science are increasing day-by-day. Along with e-enabled services, applications in medical sciences, biological sciences, the arts, film industry etc are forever increasing worldwide. To support such diversity, the range of skills required and hence jobs in the computing industry are also increasing. Local market experience bears witness that fresh graduates lack knowledge of how Computer Science fits into the business world. These graduates have a lot of skills, however, they are at a loss as to how computers can be used as tools to increase business efficiency. Local software development projects often fail. For such projects, it has been found that the brunt of project time is spent during final implementation. Sometimes it is found that client requirements have not been properly understood making a lot of re-engineering necessary in the final stages. Not only does this lengthen the development cycle, projects often fail at this point. This generally points to lack of proper analysis and design of the project requirement. Documentation for software development projects is often poor. The root of this is found in the severe lack of communication skills in graduates. They shy away from having to write often they don't know where to start.... [-]

A computer system is a means to solve some of today's existing problems. The problems in the developing world are more pressing than the problems of the developed world. How well a computer system has solved a problem depends on how well the concerned professional has tailored the hardware + software to suit the needs of the situation at hand.

The term professional is being applied to the persons who set up the hardware, develop or tailor the software and implement a computer system as a solution to a need. To do this effectively, the professional has not only to understand the nature of hardware and software but has, to some extent, be conversant with the problem to which the solution is being applied. The problem would generally be a business related problem, but could also be a technological, social or developmental one.... [-]

M.Enggn Telecommunications

M.Engg in Telecommunications (MTEL) is designed for those with an education or professional background in Science/Technical areas and wishing to equip themselves with the up- to- date skills and expertise to make strategic, technical, financial and management decisions that are reliable, well grounded and commercially viable in the ever-changing world of Telecommunication. The program is offered jointly by the Faculty of Engineering and Faculty of Science and Information Technology.

This 36 (Thirty-Six) credit hour M.Enggn Telecommunications program is designed to produce future telecommunication managers who understand telecommunication operations from the management, finance, legal and regulatory perspectives. It prepares the students for professional careers in engineering with specialization in Telecommunications with an in-depth knowledge in specific areas chosen to best fit their career aspirations. This MTEL Degree provides them with the knowledge to be competent and efficient engineers in telecommunications. The curriculum has been designed in close association with similar programs pursued in various Universities across America, Canada, and Australia. The Program is conducted in a way that enables the graduates to plan, analyze, design, implement, operate, test, maintain and manage the telecommunications systems and business. Hence this program is highly recommended for students who wish to obtain technical as well as engineering management positions in the telecommunications industry. This degree is offered jointly by the Faculty of Engineering and the Faculty of Science and Information Technology.... [-]