The document outlines the course curriculum for a computer science or software engineering degree, including topics such as communication skills, programming, databases, software development principles, computer networks, software engineering, project management, and emerging trends in the field. It covers both the technical and theoretical foundations as well as practical skills needed to successfully work as a software engineer.

1.  Communication Skills
 Computer Literacy
 Communication Technology & the Internet
 Systems Analysis & Design
 Discrete Mathematics
 Business Law
 Software Development Principles I
 Numerical Analysis I
 Programming I Methodology I
 Foundation of Information Systems
 Research Methodology
 Introduction to Internet Programming
 Professional Software Engineering Mini Practical Project I
 Data Structures & Algorithms
 Introduction to Database Systems
 Software Development Principles II
 Programming Methodology II
 Computer Organization & Architecture
 Formal Methods for Software Engineering
 System Software
 Network Application Development
 Embedded Systems Software
 Computer Networks & Data Communication
 Modeling in Information Systems
 Professional Software Engineering Mini Practical Project II
 Database Management Systems
 IT Projects Management & Development
 Object-Oriented Software Engineering
 Requirements Engineering
 Software Metrics
 Software Evolution
 Software Architecture
 Objected-Oriented Programming
 User Interface Design
 Systems Programming
 Software Engineering Project I
 Software Reliability & Testing
 Ethics for Professional Engineers
 Entrepreneurship
 Distributed Systems Development
 Information Technology & Society
 Software Engineering Project II
 Software Design Patterns
 Emerging trends in Software Engineering