This document provides details of the curriculum and course modules for a Computer Science degree program across 8 semesters. It lists all courses, their objectives and outcomes, and how they map to the program outcomes. It shows the percentage of courses in different categories like science, humanities, professional core, and electives. It also provides details of student projects done in collaboration with local industries and how they match the program outcomes.

1. Criterion VIII: Curriculum (125)
List all the course modules along with their objectives and outcomes (in Part III):
Additional
Units Science/
theory/lab/
Comments
HSS/
Assignments
Professional Mapping
Lab (no
Course / tests
Theory
of exp)
Core, with POs.
needed to
Elective or
meet
Breadth
objectives
SEMESTER - I
Technical English 5 - HSS g,i Yes -
Engineering Mathematics - I 5 - Science a,e Yes -
Applied Physics 5 - Science a,b,c,e,k,l No -
Applied Chemistry 5 - Science a.l,k, No -
Fundamentals of
5 - Core c,e,a Yes -
Programming
Basic Civil and Mechanical
6 - Core c,e,h,b,i No -
Engineering
Applied Physics Laboratory - 12 Science c,e,k,b, No -
Applied Chemistry
- 12 Science a No -
Laboratory
Programming Laboratory - 12 Core a,b,e No -
Engineering Practice lab - 18 Core a,b,e,f,k No
SEMESTER – II
Technical English – II
Mathematics – II
Engineering Physics – II
Engineering Chemistry – II
Engineering Mechanics
Circuit Theory
Electric Circuits and Electron
Devices
Basic Electrical &
Electronics Engineering
Basic Civil & Mechanical
Engineering
Computer Practice
Laboratory-II
Physics & Chemistry
Laboratory - II
SEMESTER III
Transforms and Partial
5 - Science a,e,k No -
Differential Equations
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2. Data Structures 5 - Core a,b,e,m Yes -
Digital Principles and
5 - Core
Systems Design
Object Oriented
5 - Core
Programming
Analog and Digital
5 - Core
Communication
Environmental Science and
5 -
Engineering
Digital Lab - 10 Core
Data Structures Lab - 10 Core
Object Oriented
- 10 Core
Programming Lab
SEMESTER IV
Probability and Queueing
5 - Science a,e No -
Theory
Design and Analysis of
5 - Core a,b,e,h,i,j,k Yes -
Algorithms
Microprocessors and
5 - Core
Microcontrollers
Computer Organization and
5 - Core
Architecture
Operating Systems 5 - Core
Database Management
5 - Core
Systems
Operating Systems Lab - 10 Core
Data Base Management
- 11 Core
Systems Lab
Microprocessors Lab - 06 Core
SEMESTER V
Discrete Mathematics 5 - Core
PC Hardware and Trouble
5 - Core
Shooting
Software Engineering 5 - Core
Formal Languages and
5 - Core
Automata Theory
Java Programming 5 - Core
Computer Networks 5 - Core
Software Engineering Lab - 06 Core
Java Programming Lab - 06 Core
Computer Networks Lab - 08 Core
SEMESTER VI
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3. Theory of Computation 5 - Core
Open Source Software 5 - Core
Object Oriented System
5 - Core
Design
Numerical Methods 5 - Core
Computer Graphics 5 - Core
Open Source Lab - 07 Core
Object Oriented Systems
- 04 Core
Lab
Computer Graphics Lab - 03 Core
SEMESTER VII
Artificial Intelligence 5 - Core
Cryptography and
5 - Core
Network Security
Internet Programming 5 - Core
Principles of Compiler
5 - Core
Design
Compiler Design Lab - 10 Core
Internet Programming Lab - 10 Core
System Software Lab - 04 Core
SEMESTER VIII
Open Source Tools and
5 - Core
Components
List of Electives Specified by Affiliated University
Group-A (For VII Semester)
S.No. Course Title
1. Embedded System
2. VLSI Design
3. Visual Programming
4. Optimization Techniques
5. Professional Ethics
6. Mobile Computing
7. Management Information Systems
8. Middleware Technology
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4. Group-B (For VII Semester)
S.No. Course Title
1. Software Testing
2. Software Project Management
3. Grid Computing
4. Distributed Computing
5. Parallel Processing
6. Soft Computing
7. ADHOC and Sensor Networks
8. Data Warehousing and Data Mining
9. Client Server Computing
10. Real Time Systems
11. Total Quality Management
12.
13.
Group-C (For VIII Semester)
S.No. Course Title
1. Digital Image Processing
2. Natural Language Processing
3. System Modeling And Simulation
4. Software Quality Management
5. High Speed Networks
6. C # And .Net Framework
7. Network Programming And Management
8. Enterprise Resource Planning
9. Information Security
10 Cloud computing
11. Real Time Systems
12 Semantic Web
13. Service Oriented Architecture
14. Disaster Management
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5. VIII-P.1 Contents of Basic sciences, HSS, Professional core and Electives, and Breadth (20)
The Department curriculum provides students with a solid foundation upon which they can build
to meet the challenges associated with their individual career paths, and to adapt to the rapidly changing
technologies faced by today's engineers. In the first year of study, students develop a strong scientific
foundation by taking courses in mathematics, physics, chemistry, basics of mechanical and civil
engineering. From second year onwards, object oriented programming and software development
methodology remain the central theme of the study and henceforth the curriculum is designed to provide
students a sound fundamental education in all areas of computer programming and technologies such as
data structures, computer architecture, C, C++, JAVA programming languages, software engineering,
computer networks, database management systems, operating systems, component based technology, etc.
Percentage of balanced courses:
Science HSS Professional Core Elective Breadth
16.6 4.5 71.2 7.5 -
In order to take the student above the examination requirements prescribed by the University,
certain advanced topics are also taught as contents beyond the syllabi, in each subject which are indicated
in the course file and the topics covered in the classes. In the course file every subject teacher files, subject
notes, question bank, University Examination Question paper, etc.
VIII P.5 PROJECT WORK (10):
To encourage the development of team-work capabilities one of the program outcomes students
are encouraged to work in teams. Students are doing their project based on their knowledge acquired in
theories and laboratory, or industry needs. Industry has been one of the main drivers of this changing
landscape, especially in engineering education.
Students have done their project in the following industries:
1. Apex Global solutions Chennai.
2. Checktronix, Chennai.
3. Aksaya software, Bangalore.
4. Phoenix Solutions, Chennai.
5. Info valley, Chennai.
6. Stin Soft, Bangalore.
7. Pantech solutions, Chennai.
8. Pragathi Hi Tech Systems, Coimbatore.
9. Crisp System, Coimbatore.
10. Bulk Space 4 u.com, Coimbatore.
11. Pragmatic Systems Inc, Coimbatore.
12. Arrin Solution, Coimbatore.
13. STC Technologies, Coimbatore.
14. Cassiopeia, Coimbatore.
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6. Project Areas of Project Contribution/ Achievements / Matching with the
S.NO Name of the Student(s)
Title Specialization Supervisor(s) Research Output stated POs
CAY(2012-2013)
REMOTE CONTROL PC
1 ANJU P. BABY THROUGH INTRANET
JAVA
DECENTRALIZED QOS
AWARE CHECK POINTING
2 ASHOK. R
MOG
.NET
ONLINE SERVICE
3 BALAJI. K.S TRACKING SYSTEM WITH
SMS TECHNOLOGY
SECRET MESSAGE
4 COMMUNICATION
CIBEX. V.S JAVA
DELAY ANALYSIS FOR
WIRELESS
5 DEVARAJ. R
NETWORKS(WITH SINGLE
HUP TRAFFIC)
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7. ADAPTIVE SERVICE
BASED SOFTWARE
6 DINESH KUMAR. V
SYSTEM
.NET
ISSUE TRACKING SYSTEM
7 DINESH. A
JAVA
SECURE EMAIL SYSTEM
GURUMOHAN USING ADVANCED
8
REDDY.M ENCRYPTION STANDARD
JAVA
DYNAMIC ROUTING WITH
9 HASHIF ALI. P.K SECURITY
CONSIDERATION
ISSUE TRACKING SYSTEM
10 KARUNYA B.S
JAVA
CAYm1(2011-2012)
TWO WAY PIRACY
AUTHENTICATION
11 KATHIRESAN. T
SOFTWARE
.NET
SECURING DATA
PORTABILITY AND
12 KUMARESAN. R LEAKAGE THROUGH
ADVANCED ENCRYPTION
JAVA
ANT COLONY
13 MANISH. M
OPTIMIZATION
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8. NETWORK BASED
TRAITOR TRACING
14 MANORANJITHA. S
TECHNIQUE USING
TRAFFIC PATTERN
FLEXIBLE ROLL BACK
RECOVERY
DYNAMIC
15 MD SALATURAHMAN
HETEROGENEOUS GRID
COMPUTING
JAVA
DYNAMIC ROUTING WITH
SECURITY
16 MOHAMED ASHRAF. M
CONSIDERATION
JAVA
DYNAMIC INTELLIGENT
AGENT FOR NETWORK
17 MOHAN RAJ. K FAULT DETECTION
SYSTEM
.NET
DELAY ANALYSIS FOR
WIRELESS
18 MYILSAMY. S NETWORKS(WITH SINGLE
HUP TRAFFIC)
.NET
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9. WEB BASED ATM
19 NAVIN BASKARAN R
.NET
ADAPTIVE SERVICE
BASED SOFTWARE
20 NAVIS SEBASTIAN. J
SYSTEM
.NET
CAYm2(2010-2011)
FACE RECOGNITION
21 NIKHIL PRASAD. C USING LAPLACIAN FACES
JAVA
EFFICIENT MULTICAST
PACKET
22 NITHIN KRISHNAN
AUTHENTICATION
JAVA
SECRET MESSAGE
23 NIYAS K.V COMMUNICATION
JAVA
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10. NETWORK BASED
TRAITOR TRACING
24 RAJA NARENDRAN. R TECHNIQUE USING
TRAFFIC PATTERN
.NET
NETWORK BASED
TRAITOR TRACING
25 RAJ VISHNU.B TECHNIQUE USING
TRAFFIC PATTERN
.NET
TWO WAY PIRACY
AUTHENTICATION
26 RAM PRASATH.S
SOFTWARE
.NET
TRAJECTORY WARE
27 RAMYA. P HOUSE
.NET
LAYERED APPROACH
USING CONDITIONAL
28 ROSE MARY PAUL RANDOM FIELD FOR
INTRUSION DETECTION
JAVA
IMAGE PROCESSING WITH
29 SANGAMESWARAN. N VISUAL CRYPTOGRAPHY
.NET
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11. TWO WAY PIRACY
AUTHENTICATION
30 SARAVANA KUMAR. B
SOFTWARE
.NET
ANT COLONY
31 SATHEESH.T OPTIMIZATION
.NET
CONTINUOUS
MONITORING OF SPATIAL
QUERIES IN WIRELESS
32 SATHISH KUMAR. M
BROADCAST
ENVIRONMENTS
JAVA
ANT COLONY
33 SATHIS KUMAR. S OPTIMIZATION
.NET
DECENTRALIZED QOS
AWARE CHECK POINTING
34 SATHISH KUMAR. S.R
MOG
.NET
DECENTRALIZED QOS
AWARE CHECK POINTING
35 SATHISH KUMAR. T
MOG
.NET
36 SHALINI. R
DYNAMIC ROUTING WITH
SECURITY
37 SHYAMJITH. K
CONSIDERATION
JAVA
LAYERED APPROACH
USING CONDITIONAL
38 SONA PAUL RANDOM FIELD FOR
INTRUSION DETECTION
JAVA
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12. FACE RECOGNITION
39 SONU. P.S USING LAPLACIAN FACES
JAVA
EFFICIENT MULTICAST
PACKET
40 SONY P.J
AUTHENTICATION
JAVA
41 SREEKUTTAN. P.S
FLEXIBLE ROLL BACK
RECOVERY
DYNAMIC
42 SRIDHAR. S
HETEROGENEOUS GRID
COMPUTING
JAVA
LAYERED APPROACH
USING CONDITIONAL
SOORYA
43 RANDOM FIELD FOR
SREEDHARAN. K.V
INTRUSION DETECTION
JAVA
CONTINUOUS
MONITORING OF SPATIAL
QUERIES IN WIRELESS
44 TAMILARASAN. M
BROADCAST
ENVIRONMENTS
JAVA
IMAGE PROCESSING WITH
45 THIRUMURUGAN. A VISUAL CRYPTOGRAPHY
.NET
SECURE EMAIL SYSTEM
USING ADVANCED
46 THIYAGARAJAN. P
ENCRYPTION STANDARD
JAVA
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13. FLEXIBLE ROLL BACK
RECOVERY
DYNAMIC
48 VANATHI. S
HETEROGENEOUS GRID
COMPUTING
JAVA
REMOTE CONTROL PC
49 VIGNESH. P THROUGH INTRANET
JAVA
SECRET MESSAGE
50 VISHNU. T COMMUNICATION
JAVA
51 YUVARAJ. K
DELAY ANALYSIS FOR
WIRELESS
52 YUVARAJ. M NETWORKS(WITH SINGLE
HUP TRAFFIC)
.NET
WEB BASED ATM
53 ABBASS ALI.K
.NET
EFFICIENT MULTICAST
PACKET
54 ANOOP JOSE
AUTHENTICATION
JAVA
SECURING DATA
PORTABILITY AND
55 BALRAJ.S LEAKAGE THROUGH
ADVANCED ENCRYPTION
JAVA
FACE RECOGNITION
56 CHRISTY RAJU USING LAPLACIAN FACES
JAVA
ISSUE TRACKING SYSTEM
57 ENIYA.M
JAVA
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14. ONLINE SERVICE
TRACKING SYSTEM WITH
58 KAMALAKKANNAN.G
SMS TECHNOLOGY
.NET
DYNAMIC INTELLIGENT
AGENT FOR NETWORK
59 KARTHIK.R FAULT DETECTION
SYSTEM
.NET
DYNAMIC INTELLIGENT
AGENT FOR NETWORK
60 MEIYALAGAN.L FAULT DETECTION
SYSTEM
.NET
TRAJECTORY WARE
61 PRABHAKARAN.P HOUSE
.NET
CONTINUOUS
MONITORING OF SPATIAL
QUERIES IN WIRELESS
62 PRADEEP.S
BROADCAST
ENVIRONMENTS
JAVA
ONLINE SERVICE
TRACKING SYSTEM WITH
63 RAJKUMAR.M
SMS TECHNOLOGY
.NET
TRAJECTORY WARE
64 RAMESH KUMAR.S HOUSE
.NET
SECURING DATA
PORTABILITY AND
65 STANLY.W LEAKAGE THROUGH
ADVANCED ENCRYPTION
JAVA
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15. SECURE EMAIL SYSTEM
USING ADVANCED
66 VENKATACHALAM.P
ENCRYPTION STANDARD
JAVA
CALLTAXI MAINTENACE
67 LAVANYA.R SYSTEM
JAVA
IG-Internal Guide EG-External Guide
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