Department Of
Information Technology
- Academics /
- Department /
- Information Technology
VISION
To serve the society by producing the disciplined, skilled intellectual and ethical IT professionals with potential to face the changes and challenges of the modern computing industry.
MISSION
- To provide the strong academic foundation in theories and practical of Information Technology.
- To enhance the student’s knowledge in the latest technologies by organizing and participating in technical programs.
- To encourage the students to deliver their innovative designs and become the successful IT professionals.
OBJECTIVES
- Apply the knowledge of Mathematics, Science and fundamentals to the solution of problems with different applications.
- Identify, formulate, research literature, and analyse various application problems reaching substantiate conclusions using prime principles of information technologies.
- Design system responds or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the societal, and environmental considerations.
- Create, select and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern tools including prediction and formulation of various outcomes.
- Apply principles and commit to professional ethics, responsibilities and norms of the scientific and sustainable development.
- Perform effectively as an individual, a member or leader in diverse teams and in multidisciplinary environments.
Timeline
Year | Milestone |
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2008-09 | B.Sc. (Information Technology) |
Highlights of the curriculum
- The students shall undergo prescribed course of study for the period of three academic years under CBCS semester pattern with Outcome Based Education model.
- Curriculum is designed with Mathematics and Commerce is as ancillaries to have the knowledge of computational and applied areas.
- Curriculum gives equal importance of both theoretical and practical knowledge in the field of Information Technology.
- Curriculum gives real-time practical exposure in the form Project Development in the final semester.
- Students are given a chance to select four papers out of sixteen available papers in the form electives during the final year of studies.
Skills Imparted
- Knowledge in core competency: Acquire fundamental concepts, methods and practices of Information Technology to develop theoretical and practical skill sets.
- Modern tool usage: Justify the optimum technique to allocate memory resources, processors, I/O peripherals to provide optimal programmatic solution to a real-time problem.
- Design and development of solutions for complex problems: Develop practical skills to provide solutions for computer-oriented problems.
- Problem analysis: Recognize the generalized and distinguished the characters of different Hardware and Software Systems for different environments.
- Lifelong Learning & Modern tool usage: Gain skills on basic as well as trendy software languages and packages to design software systems.
- Environment and sustainability: Efficiently integrate IT based solution into user friendly environments.
Carrier opportunities
As the current era is an Information era, the demand for an I.T professional is increased considerably. Because even vehicles like Car, is controlled more by Software than the Hardware in these days. On completion of U.G and P.G courses in Information Technology, a candidate can opt for a career in I.T Industries, Educational Institutions, Hardware Engineer, Network Parlor, Business Process Outsourcing, Knowledge Process Outsourcing, and they can also opt for research work in Universities and other educational institutions.
An I.T Graduate can become, but not limited to:- Programmer
- Software Analyst
- Software Designer
- Software Tester
- Software Maintenance Personnel
- Back-end Support Personnel
- Software Engineer
- Team Leader
- Team Manager
Infrastructure
Laboratories
The department has TWO full-fledged laboratories. They are equipped with higher-end configured HP desktops with Eight Giga Bytes of RAM to provide sufficient working space which are required for recent applications to run smoothly. and other necessary laboratory equipments. Our department has separate laboratories for Under-graduate and Post-Graduate programmes.
Library:
The students of department have access to a well-stocked library, which comprises of extensive collection of various Programming Languages, Digital Electronics, Computer Architectures, Software Engineering, Database Concepts and Computer Networking related books. Apart from departmental library, there is a central library called Harvey library with lakhs of books. The collection of books is updated periodically as and when required.
Salient features
- Syllabus is created up-to-date level and job skill oriented contents are introduced.
- Well-equipped laboratories and library facilities are present
- Enhanced learning opportunities, ability to match student's scholastic needs CBCS and OBE will facilitate vertical integration of knowledge and holistic development of self.
- 'Continuous Internal Evaluation' - A teacher who offers the course assess performance of the students.
- All appropriate steps are taken to create and maintain infrastructure required for quality teaching and learning.
- Psychological Counseling and Guidance Services are given through mentor system.
PSO For B.Sc. Information Technology
Programme Educational Objectives (PEOs)
After successful programme, the students will be able to
PEO1 | Apply the knowledge of Mathematics, Science and fundamentals to the solution of problems with different applications. |
PEO2 | Identify, formulate, research literature, and analyze various application problems reaching substantiate conclusions using prime principles of information technologies. |
PEO3 | Design system responds or processes that meet the specified needs with appropriate consideration for the public health and safety, and the societal, and environmental considerations. |
PEO4 | Create, select and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern tools including prediction and formulation of various outcomes. |
PEO5 | Apply principles and commit to professional ethics, responsibilities and norms of the scientific and sustainable development. |
PEO6 | Perform effectively as an individual, a member or leader in diverse teams and in multidisciplinary environments. |
Programme Specific Outcomes (PSOs)
At the end of the Programme, the students will be able to
PSO | Graduate Attributes | Description |
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PSO1 | Knowledge in core competency | Acquire fundamental concepts, methods and practices of Information Technology to develop theoretical and practical skill sets. |
PSO2 | Problem analysis & Modern tool usage | Justify the optimum technique to allocate memory resources, processors, I/O peripherals to provide optimal programmatic solution to a real-time problem. |
PSO3 | Design and development of solutions for complex problems | Develop practical skills to provide solutions for computer-oriented problems. |
PSO4 | Knowledge in core competency & Problem analysis | Recognize the generalized and distinguished the characters of different Hardware and Software Systems for different environments. |
PSO5 | Environment and sustainability | Efficiently integrate IT based solution into user friendly environments. |
PSO6 | Lifelong Learning & Modern tool usage | Gain skills on basic as well as trendy software languages and packages to design software systems. |
Faculty (SF Stream)
SF FACULTIES | ||||
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Name | Designation | Date of Join | Area of Specialization | Profile |
Prof.K. Raja Saravana Kumar | Coordinator | 17-06-2002 | Tree Structures. | View Profile |
Prof.S. Rajalakshmi | Assistant Professor | 08-01-2001 | Cloud Computing, Normalization | View Profile |
Prof.K. Vairameenakshi | Assistant Professor | 17-08-2011 | Encryption & Decryption Techniques | View Profile |
Prof.N. Radha KrishnanSS | Assistant Professor | 17-06-2010 | Network Topology | View Profile |
Prof.R. Tamilselvi | Assistant Professor | 15-07-2015 | OOPS – Inheritance, Modules in VP | View Profile |
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UG Syllabus
PG Syllabus
S.NO | COURSE TITLE | COURSE CODE | MAJOR / ANCILLARY / ELECTIVE / SBE / NME / PRACTICAL | SYLLABUS |
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SEMESTER I | ||||
1 | ORGANIC CHEMISTRY - I | 17P1CMC1 | MAJOR | View Syllabus |
2 | INORGANIC CHEMISTRY - I | 17P1CMC2 | MAJOR | View Syllabus |
3 | PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY - I | 17P1CMC3 | MAJOR | View Syllabus |
4 | ANALYTICAL CHEMSITRY - I | 17P1CME1 | ELECTIVE | View Syllabus |
SEMESTER II | ||||
5 | ORGANIC CHEMISTRY - II | 17P2CMC4 | MAJOR | View Syllabus |
6 | INORGANIC CHEMISTRY - II | 17P2CMC5 | MAJOR | View Syllabus |
7 | PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY - II | 17P2CMC6 | MAJOR | View Syllabus |
8 | BIO CHEMISTRY | 17P2CME2 | ELECTIVE | View Syllabus |
9 | ORGANIC CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL - I | 17P2CMP1 | PRACTICAL | View Syllabus |
10 | INORGANIC CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL - I | 17P2CMP2 | PRACTICAL | View Syllabus |
11 | PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL - I | 17P2CMP3 | PRACTICAL | View Syllabus |
SEMESTER III | ||||
12 | ORGANIC CHEMISTRY - III | 17P3CMC7 | MAJOR | View Syllabus |
13 | INORGANIC CHEMISTRY - III | 17P3CMC8 | MAJOR | View Syllabus |
14 | PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY - III | 17P3CMC9 | MAJOR | View Syllabus |
15 | NON-MAJOR PAPER | 17P3.NM1 | NME | View Syllabus |
SEMESTER IV | ||||
16 | ORGANIC CHEMISTRY - IV | 17P4CMC10 | MAJOR | View Syllabus |
17 | INORGANIC CHEMISTRY - IV | 17P4CMC11 | MAJOR | View Syllabus |
18 | PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY - IV | 17P4CMC12 | MAJOR | View Syllabus |
19 | CSIR-NET-GATE-SET EXAMINATIONS PREPARATIONS | 17P4CME3 | ELECTIVE | View Syllabus |
20 | ORGANIC CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL - II | 17P4CMP4 | PRACTICAL | View Syllabus |
21 | INORGANIC CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL - II | 17P4CMP5 | PRACTICAL | View Syllabus |
22 | PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY PRACTICAL - II | 17P4CMP6 | PRACTICAL | View Syllabus |
23 | PROJECT & VIVA VOCE | 17P4CPRO | PROJECT | View Syllabus |
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S.NO | TITLE OF THE ACTIVITY | DATE (S) | BENEFICIARIES | ||
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1 | Parents-Teachers Association Meeting – First Years | 30.01.2020 | Parents, Students and Teachers | ||
2 | Parents-Teachers Association Meeting – Second Years | 31.01.2020 | Parents, Students and Teachers | ||
3 | Parents-Teachers Association Meeting – Third Years | 01.02.2020 | Parents, Students and Teachers | ||
4 | Guest Lecture Programme | 13.02.2020 | Students |
S.No | Name of the student with Reg. No | Company / Organization where placed | Designation | Date of Appointment |
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1 | NISHA A 2015CMP016 |
Alien Global Services | Business Development Executive | 11-06-2018 |
2 | KARTHICK K 2015CZP006 |
Alien Global Services | Business Development Executive | 11-06-2018 |
3 | PRADEEP KUMAR K 2015CMP019 |
Alien Global Services | Business Development Executive | 11-06-2018 |
4 | SURESH KANNAN J 2015CZP023 |
Alien Global Services | Business Development Executive | 11-06-2018 |
5 | SANKAR S 2015CMP028 |
Alien Global Services | Business Development Executive | 11-06-2018 |
6 | ANANTHI B 2015CZP001 |
Alien Global Services | Business Development Executive | 11-06-2018 |
7 | DHANA LAKSHMI P 2015CZP003 |
Alien Global Services | Business Development Executive | 11-06-2018 |
8 | MEENAMBIKAI R 2015CMP013 |
Alien Global Services | Business Development Executive | 11-06-2018 |
9 | SELVA MEENAKSHI G 2015CZP020 |
Alien Global Services | Business Development Executive | 11-06-2018 |
10 | RAMALAKSHMI E 2015CMP006 |
Alien Global Services | Business Development Executive | 11-06-2018 |
11 | MANI BHARATHI D 2014CMP013 | Vedanta Sterlite Copper | Process Controller Trainee | 11-03-2017 |
12. | ARUN KUMAR A 2014CMP003 | Orchid Pharma Limited | Trainee Production | 01-03-2017 |
13. | MANI BARATHI D 2014CMP013 | Orchid Pharma Limited | Trainee Production | 01-03-2017 |
14. | HARIHARAN V 2014CZP007 | Orchid Pharma Limited | Trainee Production | 01-03-2017 |
15. | SRIRAM A 2014CZP022 | Orchid Pharma Limited | Trainee Production | 01-03-2017 |
16. | ARUNKUMAR A 2014CMP003 | Orchid Pharma Private Limited | Campus Drive | 22-02-2017 |
17. | MANIBHARATHI D 2014CMP013 | Orchid Pharma Private Limited | Campus Drive | 22-02-2017 |
18. | HARIHARAN V 2014CZP007 | Orchid Pharma Private Limited | Campus Drive | 22-02-2017 |
19 | SRIRAM A 2014CZP022 | Orchid Pharma Private Limited | Campus Drive | 22-02-2017 |
20 | MANIBHARATHI D 2014CMP013 | Sterlite Copper, Tuticorin | Campus Drive | 11-03-2017 |
21 | KIRUBAKAR M 2014CMP010 | Sterlite Copper, Tuticorin | Campus Drive | 11-03-2017 |
22 | MUTHUKUMAR G 2015PGC011 | The Sanmar Group | Trainee Production | 01-03-2017 |
23 | SILAMBARASAN C 2015PGC020 | The Sanmar Group | Trainee Production | 01-03-2017 |
24 | VENGADESH K S 2015PGC023 | The Sanmar Group | Trainee Production | 01-03-2017 |