| Semester
- I |
Semester
- II |
- Applied Mathematics-I
- Applied Physics- I
- Applied Chemistry - I
- Manufacturing Process
- Introduction to
Computers
- Communication Skills-1
- Impact of Science and
Technology on Society
|
- Applied Mathematics-II
- Applied Physics- II
- Applied Chemistry -II
- Programming and Auto
CAD
- Engineering Mechanics
- Electrical Science
- Communication Skills I
|
| Semester
- III |
Semester
- IV |
- Applied Mathematics-III
- Electronics - I
- Circuits & Systems
- Foundation of Computer
Science
- Object Oriented
Programming
|
- Theory of Automata
& Computation
- Analogue Electronics -
II
- Circuits & Systems
- I
- Communication Systems
& Circuits
- Computer Graphics
& Multimedia
- Operating Systems
& System
- Programming Lab- I I
|
| Semester
- V |
Semester
- VI |
- Digital Circuits &
Systems - II
- Microprocessor Systems
- I
- Computer Architecture
- Telecommunication
Networks
- Data Base
Management System
|
- Algorithm Analysis
& Design
- Operating Systems- II
- Digital Signal
Processing
- Data Communication
Networks
- VLSI Design I
|
Fourth Year at
PURDUE |
To complete the final year at Purdue, the students are required to take 38
credit points.
Common to all programs are the following requirements |
- 5 cr ENGR 440/460 Senior Design Sequence
3 cr ENGR 309 Engineering Economics
3 cr PHIL 324 Ethics for Engineers
3 cr COM 307 Communication for Engineers
6 cr Humanities / Social Sciences electives
3 cr Technical Elective
|
15 Credit hours are specific to Computer Science & Engineering - 3 cr CS 309 Discrete Mathematical Structures
3 cr ECE 302 Probabilistic Methods in Electric Engineering
3 cr ECE 311 Electric and Magnetic Fields
3 cr ECE 330 Introduction to Microprocessors
3 cr 1 Electric Computer Engineering Core Elective
|
