VISION
To evolve as a centre of excellence by contributing scientific and knowledge based education in the fields of Computer Science and Information Technology with deep passion, culture and ethical values towards the betterment of the society.
MISSION
- To provide quality education to meet the need of the profession and society.
- To enrich the technical knowledge of the students in diversified areas of Computer Science and Information Technology by adopting student-centric and outcome-based education with state of art infrastructure.
- To enhance the quality and quantity of R&D activities in cutting edge of Computer Science and Information Technologies through joining hands with new technologies.
BRIEF HISTORY OF THE DEPARTMENT
The department was founded in the year 1985. It started a one-year Post Graduate Diploma Course in Computer Science and Applications with thirty seats in 1986 under the headship of Prof. Malay Dutta. At that time there were only a few institutions in the entire country offering post graduate courses in Computer Science. The objectives of the course were to produce Computer Programmers, Research Scholars, Teachers, Instructors, Computer Professionals. The course continued till 2000. Ph.D program in the department was also started immediately after its inception.
In January 2001 the department started a two-year MSc program in Computer Science after obtaining formal approval from UGC replacing the PGDCSA course, with a student intake of 15 per batch. The capacity was later on increased to 30.
In 2005 the Department started a second M.Sc program - MSc in Information Technology together with the existing MSc programme in Computer Science.
In 2023, Department introduced 5 year intregated M.Sc Copmuter Science and IT courses.
PROGRAMME-SPECIFIC OUTCOMES:
Program Name: M.Sc. (Computer Science)
Program Code: CSC
PSO-1: Utilize and implement hardware and software technologies that provide computing solutions to address the needs of an organization.
PSO-2: Provide socially acceptable technical solutions to complex computer science problems with application of modern and appropriate techniques for sustainable development relevant to professional engineering practices.
PSO-3: Apply the knowledge of ethical and management principles inherent in the discipline of computing to work in a team as well as to lead a team.
PSO-4: Use of knowledge in various domains of computer science in lifelong learning to adopt to innovations and change in the order to be successful.
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Program Name: M.Sc. (Information Technology)
Program Code: INF
PSO-1: Utilize and implement hardware and software technologies that provide Information technolgy solutions to address the needs of an organization.
PSO-2: Provide socially acceptable technical solutions to complex IT problems with application of modern and appropriate techniques for sustainable development relevant to professional engineering practices.
PSO-3: Apply the knowledge of ethical and management principles inherent in the discipline of computing to work in a team as well as to lead a team.
PSO-4: Use of knowledge in various domains of Information Technolgoy in lifelong learning to adopt to innovations and change in the order to be successful
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LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
To gain a firm grounding in the core areas of computer science: theory, systems, programming languages, and algorithms.
To apply the knowledge gained in core courses to a broad range of advanced topics in computer science, to learn and develop sophisticated technical products independently.
To work to identify, formulate, and solve computing problems.
To conceptualize multiple views of problems, to develop computational solutions grounded in theory, and to evaluate their solutions using a range of metrics.
To be able to communicate technical information both orally and in writing.
To be aware of current research and developments in computer science and understand the theoretical, practical, and ethical ramifications of computational solutions to problems.
Facilities
Computing Laboratories
The department maintains two full fledged computer laboratories which are well equipped with the following computing equipments and supporting tools.It has its own Intranet Web Server and Mail Servers. All PCs in both the laboratories are connected with LAN/Wifi and high speed Internet connections.
Servers : 03
PCs : 50
Printer/Scanner : 05
Online UPS : 03
LAN Trainer Kit : 01
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Embedded Laboratory
There is one hardware-cum-embedded system laboratory which was recently upgraded from grant received from Govt of Assam. Equipments available in this laboratory includes the following:
LPKF PCB prototyping machine : Circuit board plotter for the production of prototype PCB's and small series, working area 229 mm x 305 mm x 38 mm, high speed spindle motor, adjustable 10.000 - 62.000 rpm. Appropriate for the production of RF -and Microwave boards. Incl. Software package consisting of Circuit Cam PCB (conversion/ insulation software) and Board Master (machine control software).
Special specifications: automatic tool change with 10 stations acoustic cabinet (machine hood) included head lighting motorized Z-axis drive development. Using this machine we can design and create sophisticated PCBs which can be embedded into the circuit.
German Waller WSD81: Temperature Controlled Station With Digital display, consisting of PUD 81 power & control unit, WSP80 Soldering pencil 24V, 80W, Soldering Tips
a) LT-B chisel Soldering Tip 2.4 mm
b) LT-K Long chisel soldering Tip 1.2 mm
c) LT-GW SMD soldering Tip
Digital Video Microscope Model DMS 233
KEIL MCBx51 Evaluation Board: ATMEL AT89C51 micro controller base evaluation board and allows you to create and test working programs for this advanced architecture.
Rapid Development Kit for phyCORE: Xscale/PXA270 PXA270m 520MHz,64MB SDRAM, 32 MB Flash, 4 KB EEPROM, 100 M/S Ethernet, MMC,12c,12c-RTC, no GPIO Expander, Basic (Linux) RDK Kit, LCD/Touch Panel with Bare PCB expansion Board. Part No.: KPCM-027-LCD/TP Linux
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RUSA ( Rashtriya Uchchatar Shiksha Abhiyan) funded Laboratory
RUSA has funded a state-of-art laboratory in the year 2017 with 15 PCs, 1-GPU enables workstation, 1 wall mounted LCD TV with projection facilities. The lab is equipped with LAN and high speed Leased Line Internet connections.
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Library Facilities:
A well-equipped Departmental Library with more than 1500books available in different fields of Computer Science & IT.
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Technical Staff
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Bidyut Dutta ( Sr. Techical Assistant )
Qualification : M.Sc (IT), MTech(IT)
b.bidyutdutta[at]gauhati[dot]ac[dot]in
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