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A Bachelor of Information Technology has a major focus on computers and technology, it differs from a Computer Science degree in that students are also expected to study management and information science, and there are reduced requirements for mathematics.
A degree in computer science can be expected to concentrate on the scientific aspects of computing, while a degree in information technology can be expected to concentrate on the business and communication applications of computing. There is more emphasis on these two areas in the e-commerce, e-business and business information technology undergraduate courses.
2. 3110013 - Engineering Graphics & Design
3. 3110005 - Basic Electrical Engineering
4. 3110007 - Environment Science
5. 3110014 - Mathematics-I
6. 3110018 - Physics
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2. 3110015 - Mathematics-II
3. 3110002 - English
4. 2110007 - Programming for Problem Solving
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2. 2130004 - Engineering Economics and Management
3. 2130005 - Design Engineering - I
4. 2130702 - Data Structures
5. 2130703 - Database Management Systems
6. 2131004 - Digital Electronics
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2. 2140702 - Operating System
3. 2140705 - Object Oriented Programming With C++
4. 2140706 - Numerical and Statistical Methods for Computer Engineering
5. 2140707 - Computer Organization
6. 2140709 - Computer Networks
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2. 2150002 - Cyber Security (Inst. Elec.)
3. 2150707 - Disaster Management (Inst. Elec.)
4. 2150703 - Analysis and Design of Algorithms
5. 2150704 - Object Oriented Programming using JAVA
6. 2150708 - System Programming
7. 2151603 - Computer Graphics
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2. 2160701 - Software Engineering
3. 2160001 - Advanced Java
4. 2160708 - Web Technology
5. 2160709 - Embedded and VLSI Design (Dept Elec-I)
6. 2160710 - Distributed Operating System (Dept Elec-I)
7. 2160711 - Net Technology (Dept Elec-I)
8. 2161603 - Data Compression and Data Retrieval
9. 2161604 - Image Processing (Dept Elec-I)
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2. 2170709 - Information and Network Security
3. 2170710 - Mobile Computing and Wireless Communication
4. 2170713 - Service Oriented Computing (Dept Elec-II)
5. 2170714 - Distributed DBMS (Dept Elec-II)
6. 2170715 - Data Mining and Business Intelligence (Dept Elec-II)
7. 2171607 - Big Data Analytics (Dept Elec-II)
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2. 2181606 - Project (Phase-II)
3. 2180709 - IOT and Applications (Dept Elec - III)
4. 2180711 - Python Programming (Dept Elec - III)
5. 2180712 - Cloud Infrastructure and Services (Dept Elec - III)
6. 2180713 - Web Data Management (Dept Elec - III)
7. 2180714 - iOS Programming (Dept Elec - III)
8. 2180715 - Android Programming (Dept Elec - III)
9. 2181607 - Mutlimedia and Animation (Dept Elec - III)
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The laboratories form an integral part of the curriculum, providing an environment where students reinforce their understanding of the fundamental principles of Information Technology and apply that knowledge in experimental analysis and problem-solving. The Information Technology department has state of the art laboratory facilities to furnish the needs of engineering students.
Every course offered by the department includes laboratory experiments, Practical Performance by latest softwares; as a result every lab is equipped with sufficient number of latest computer nodes to meet the requirement of single computer per student.
Information Technology Labs
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Cyber Security Lab
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Programming Lab
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Web Development Lab
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Data Processing Lab
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Networking Lab
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Project Lab
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Object Oriented Programming Lab
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Software Engineering Lab
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Advance Computing Lab
Bhavya Koshti, student of IT Department have situated 2nd position in IAMAI(INTERNET AND MOBILE ASSOCIATION OF INDIA) hack-a-thon (ALL INDIA CODE WAR)at Rajkot.
