In order to cater to the growing needs of the Information Technology industry and to provide students with opportunities in the emerging field of computing, the Management introduced Computer Science in the year 1995. The subject is offered as a self-financed programme at the undergraduate level.
Since its inception, the Department of Computer Science has been supported and guided by experienced faculty members of the institution. In the earlier years, the department was managed under the guidance of the Department of Physics, headed by Dr. B. G. Math, Former Principal, and subsequently under the Department of Statistics, headed by Prof. S.R.Yadrami, Former Principal.
The department is committed to providing quality education, developing computational and problem-solving skills, and preparing students to meet the academic and professional requirements of the rapidly evolving field of Information Technology.
Combinations Offered
The Department of Computer Science offers the following B.Sc. combinations:
Computer Science – Mathematics – Statistics (CMS)
Physics – Mathematics – Computer Science (PMCS)
Aim
"To produce Computer Science graduates relevant to National Manpower needs."
Objectives
To produce graduates in Computer Science to work in industries and other sectors of the economy.
To provide students with a clear understanding of theoretical background based on computation.
To provide service courses in Computer Science for students of other departments
Strategies
To conduct an Orientation Program for new students.
To evaluate students' progress from time to time.
To invite eminent professors of Computer Science from various study centres and arrange workshops on different aspects related to Computer Technologies.
To develop skills in creating Computer Software at the Corporate level.
Infrastructure & Facilities
The Department of Computer Science has a dedicated computer laboratory equipped with computers and essential software to support practical learning. The department provides a conducive environment for theory and hands-on training, supported by digital teaching resources. The available facilities help students develop programming, computational and problem-solving skills.
