B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering is a four-year program. The course gives a summary of computing, an understanding of the concepts, skills, principles and abilities in their application and addition and practical experience in applied computing. Special importance is on the basic principles underlying computing and on emerging an understanding of the engineering considerations involved in computing system design, implementation and usage. The course provides a setting in the basic mathematics of computing—logic, sets, relations and grammars.

Advantages or Benefits of B.Tech in Computer Science

The course is set based on the aptitude and inclination of students to focus in one of the disciplines emerging from this mother discipline. It contains the disciplines of Computer Science, ICT, IT, and Computer Engineering. These are industry practice promises a real-life experience in the field, as the R&D Project presents a possibility to specialize in particular technologies.

Eligibility Criteria for B.Tech in Computer Science

A candidate needs to clear higher secondary from a reputed board with extremely good marks in Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics

• At least 60% marks in total in High School (10th) examination
• At least 60% marks in total in 10+2 examination with PCM, from any Board
• Several institutions may also ask for an entrance test for admission into the course

Admission Procedure for B.Tech in Computer Science

Advertisements are given, concerning issue of Application forms for Common Entrance Examination, significant dates etc., in all foremost newspapers all over India and notified in the official websites of the colleges.

Entrance Exam Application Form can be acquired in person from the University Administrative Office. Entrance Examinations held in major cities all over the nation

B.Tech in Computer Science Entrance exams in India

There are certain entrance tests for B.Tech Computer Science course that are as follows

• AIEEE
• Amrita Engineering Entrance Exam
• BEEE
• IIT-JEE
• KEAM
• MHT CET
• UPTU SEE Exam

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• Aakash Institute
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• Career Point
• Creative career
• Daswani Class Ltd
• Excellence Tutorials
• Narayana IIT Academy
• NATA study centre
• Oasis Education Services
• PIE Education
• Studio NICS

How to fill in B.Tech in Computer Science Entrance Application form

The application form is available through online. The aspirants can fill it and take copy of the form. The form has to be send to the concerned body. The other required documents and DD can be included with the application form. Students can apply through the offline mode also. The forms are available with a particular centers, institutes, or universities. The instructions are to be carefully read and then only fill the form. Any mistakes should be avoided or else the application form can be rejected.

B.Tech in Computer Science Entrance Exam Pattern

There are objective type questions with several choices. Five alternatives are given from that candidates can choose the most suitable one. Wrong answer will be negatively scored. Therefore, the candidates have to select the answers which they are 100% sure. A small percentile variation in the test may formulate a large gap among the ranks. The test timing is 3 hours. The questions include PCM subjects from 12th standard. Certain tests include the questions from comprehension as well as reasoning.

Reference Books for B.Tech in Computer Science Entrance Exam

Mathematics

• A Problem Book in Mathematical Analysis by G.N. Berman
• Math’s by Krechmar
• Maths XI & XII by R. S. Agarwal
• Plane Trigonometry Part I by S.L. Loni
• Problems in Calculus of One Variable by I.A. Maron
• Problems in Mathematics by V Govorov, P.Dybov, N.Miroshin and S.Smirnova

Physics

• A collection of questions and Problems in Physics by L.A. Sena
• Advanced Level Physics by Nelkon and Parker
• Aptitude Test Problems in Physics by S.S Krotov
• Concepts of Physics Vol I and II by H.C. Verma
• Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick & Walker
• Problems in General Physics by I.E. Irodov

Chemistry

• Chemistry XI & XII by NCERT
• Concise Inorganic Chemistry by J.D. Lee
• IIT Chemistry by O.P. Agarwal
• Organic Chemistry by R.T. Morrison, R.N. Boyd
• Physical Chemistry by P.W. Atkins
• University Chemistry by Bruce H. Mahan

Top 10 B.Tech in Computer Science Colleges in India

• Delhi College of Engineering, Delhi
• IIT, Chennai
• IIT, Delhi
• IIT, Kanpur
• IIT, Kharagpur
• IIT, Mumbai
• IIT, Roorkee
• Institute of Technology, BHU
• NIT Karnataka, Surathkal
• NIT, Warangal

Other Reputed Colleges/ Universities offering B.Tech in Computer Science program

• Birla Institute of Technology, Ranchi
• College of Engineering, Chennai
• Dr. BR Ambedkar NIT, Jalandhar
• Indian Institute of Technology, Guwahati
• Motilal Nehru NIT, Allahabad
• National Institute of Technology, Tiruchirapalli
• PIET’s College of Engineering, Pune
• Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology, Patiala
• University Visvesvaraya College of Engineering, Bangalore

B.Tech in Computer Science course curriculum

B Tech (Computer Engineering) is a degree level program. The course is finished only after four years of learning from a recognized University or related institution. The program contains theory as well as practical learning. It concentrates on understanding and mingling the principles of electronic engineering and computer science.

B.Tech in Computer Science Electives

The students can choose the electives during the 6th, 7th and the 8th semester. The following are the semester wise electives existing for B.Tech in Computer Science

Sixth Semester Electives:-

• Advanced Databases
• Agile Technologies
• Bio Informatics
• Data Mining and Warehousing
• E-Business
• Information Theory and Coding Techniques
• Java Script
• Language  Technologies
• Network Design and Management
• Object Oriented Analysis and Design
• Resource  Management Techniques
• Unix Internals

Seventh Semester Electives:-

• Client Server Computing
• Component Engineering
• High Speed Networks
• Modeling and Simulation
• N/W Protocols
• Principles of Communication
• Radio Frequency Identification Technology
• Rational Unified Process
• Real Time Computing and Communication
• Software Architecture
• Software Project Management
• Software Quality Assurance and Testing

Eighth Semester Electives:-

• Agent Technology
• Digital System Design using VHDL
• Grid Computing
• Intelligent Information Retrieval
• Mobile Computing
• Model Driven Architecture
• Optical Networks
• Organizational Behavior
• Refactoring Techniques
• Soft Computing

B.Tech in Computer Science Projects

• Creating a GIS database for hillocks using GPS-based Surveying techniques
• Customer Software and Support Management
• Design and implementation of a biometric sensor based security system
• Development and deployment of low-cost Smart boards on campus
• Development of J2EE and .NET applications for mobile platforms (e.g. a portable tree identification system)
• Electronic Banking/Commerce
• E-Visa Processing System
• Finger Print Scanning: Banking Application (Vbnet/Vb Sql Server/Ms Access)
• Home Automation Using Mobile
• Hospital Management System Design and development of software for remote-guided vehicles
• Image Steganography
• Implementation of software for low-cost numeric control for desktop CNCs
• Live Video and Image Stream Transfer Using Real-Time Transmission Protocol
• Mobile Bluetooth Hacking
• Motion Detection For Security System (Java)
• News Portal System Interactive
• Radio Frequency Identification based Material Tracking Information System
• Video Transmission Over Network (Java)
• Wireless Radio Frequency Based Intelligent Traffic System For Emergency Vehicle And Optimal Routing For Conventional Vehicles

B.Tech in Computer Science Course Evaluation

The theory and practical examinations shall cover continuous evaluation during the semester in each subject. University examinations are held by the regarding University at the ending of the semester. Written paper of 75 marks contains theory courses in the university examination. The Internal evaluation marks of 25 has to be divided as 10 marks each for two class tests and 5 marks for class attendance in the particular subject.

B.Tech in Computer Science Text Books

• Advanced Engineering Mathematics  by Kreyazig. E
• Advanced Engineering Mathematics  by Kreyszig. E
• Artificial Intelligence”, 2 nd  Edition by  E.Rich and K. Knight
• COBOL Programming  by M. K. Roy, D. Ghosh Dastidar
• Computer Architecture and Organization” by Hayes, M
• Computer Organization and Architecture” by William Stalling
• Computer Oriented Numerical Methods” by V. Rajaraman
• Computers and Commemsense” by Shelly and Junt
• Data Structures using C” by A.M. Tanenbaum and Others
• Database Management and Design” by G. W. Hansen and J. V. Hansen
• Database Systems concepts” byHenry Korth and Other
• Dhamdher “Systems Software” by Prentice hall
• Digital logic design by Mano
• Discrete Mathematical Structures with applications to computer science  by Trembly J.P
• Discrete Maths for Computer Scientists & Mathematicians by Prentice
• Distributed operating system by Andrew. S. Tanenbaum
• Electrical machines by I. J. Nagrath & D. P. Kothari
• Electrical Machines by P.S. Bimbra
• Electronic devices and circuit by Nash elsky and Boy Sted
• Electronic devices and circuits by Millman and Halkias
• Engineering Drawing by N. D. Bhat
• Engineering Graphics –by K. L. Narayana & P. Kannayya
• Engineering Mathematics by Lazpathroy
• English for Professional Students by S. S. Prabhakara Rao
• Examine your English by Margaret M. Maison
• Higher Engineering Mathematics  by B. S. Grewal
• Information systems through COBOL by McGraw-Hill
• Information Technology” by Deniis P. curtin, KIMfolly, Kvnal Sen, Cathleen
• Introduction to Computers” by Peter Norton
• Introduction to Java programming by Daneal/Yong PHI
• Introduction to Managerial Economics by C.I. Savage and T. R. Small
• Introduction to solids by Azaroff
• Introductory probability and statistical Applications  by Kpaul Meyer
• Managerial Economic by J. C. Pappas and E. F Bringham
• Micro Electronics by Jacob Millman
• Microsoft Visual C++5 by Steven Holzner
• Network Analysis  by G. K. Mithal
• Networks and Systems by D.Roy Choudhury
• Numerical methods” by E. Balaguruswamy
• Opamps & Linear integrated circuits by Ramakanth Gayakwad
• OPERATIONS RESEARCH  by S.D. Sharma
• OPERATONS RESEARCH  by P. K. Gupta & D. S. Hira
• Physics of semiconductor devices by D. K. Roy, Orient Longman
• Physics of semiconductor Devices by M. Shur, PHI Publication
• Principles of management by KOONTZ and O. Donnal
• Probability and Statistics for Engineers by Miller and Trend Kreyszi
• Procedural Elements for Computer Graphics  by  McGraw-Hill, & David F Rogers
• Programming in ANSI C” by E. Balaguru Swamy
• Solid state physics by A. J. Dekker
• Solid state physics, by Charles Kittel
• Strengthen your writing by V. R. Narayana Swamy
• Success with grammar and composition by K. R. Narayanaswamy
• Switching and finite automata theory by Kohavi
• The C Programming Language” by Kerninghan and Others
• Theory and practice of compiler writing”, Mc.Graw Hill & Trembley and Sorenson
• Using Visual basic for Applications by Paul Sanna

What to do after B.Tech in Computer Science ?

There are mainly two alternatives after finishing the B.Tech in Computer Science course. Candidates can either go for a master’s degree (M.Tech) from a reputed institute or opt for a job. The higher study’s admission is achievable through the entrance exams like GATE and others. In addition, options are available in the Animation and Graphic designing. Knowledge progress is achievable through animation, educational courses, movies, television. In the innovative world of computer, games and graphics animators are used to expand the characters, backdrops and storyline in different games, Shows, advertisements, and graphics. Some animators work independently giving specific graphics animation for websites or other projects.

Some of the higher studies choices are

• M.E. Computer Aided Design (CAD)
• M.E. Computer Science and Engineering
• M.E. Computer Science and Information Technology
• M.E. Computer Technology and Applications
• M.E. Software Engineering
• M.E. Systems Engineering and Operations Research
• M.Tech. Computer Aided Design (CAD / CAM)
• M.Tech. Computer and Communication Engineering
• M.Tech. Computer Applications in Industrial Drives
• M.Tech. Computer Science and Engineering
• M.Tech. Computer System and Networking
• M.Tech. Internet and Network Engineering
• M.Tech. Network and Internet Engineering
• M.Tech. Network Engineering

Other Certification Courses after B.Tech in Computer Science

Some short term certification courses which will be helpful for a B.Tech in Computer Science students encompasses of

• Certificate III in Information Technology (Networking)
• Certificate IV in Information Technology (Networking)
• Diploma of Information Technology (Networking) with MCSA
• Diploma of Information Technology (Networking) with MCSE

Job and Career options for B.Tech in Computer Science

If a candidate passed with good percentage of marks and communication, skill can simply get opportunities in recognized companies. Other optional areas for them are research, government departments, private and public industries, commercial organizations, manufacturing sector and business organizations.

Computer Engineers will get job as Software or even Hardware Engineer. These are the two main sectors in the computer industry. Software is the set of programmed commands that allow a computer to act upon particular functions. The Hardware includes the physical factors of a computer system, and is concerned with the design, development, assembly, manufacture and protection. Options like becoming a programmer or a web developer or E- commerce expert are available. Areas like telecommunications, automotive, aerospace, etc are the common areas where expertise are required.

Some other fields are as follows

• National and multi-national computer manufacturing companies
• Computer hardware system design and development companies,
• Computer networking companies,
• Software development companies
• Hardware assembling and maintenance companies,
• Data processing departments of modern industries
• Aeronautics and space science
• Petroleum industry
• Chemical plants, power plants, and management consultancy organizations

Remuneration after B.Tech in Computer Science

Computer engineering graduates get outstanding salary in the initial level itself. Job vacancies are available in both India and abroad. The remuneration based up on the status of the industry and experience, qualifications and skill of the employee. A private firm offers excellent salaries. Fresh graduate in computer engineering can obtain a initial salary of      Rs.10000 – Rs.25000. After getting experience in this area, this will increase to Rs. 50, 000. A professor in this filed can earn an amount Rs 8000-13500/- plus dearness allowances. Fresher’s will get job in technological universities/colleges.