Objectives
To learn about various development tools involved in creating application software, to inculcate various methodologies in automation An ability to reason logically, a thrill for problem-solving, analytical skills and a little mathematical knowledge are the requirements for anyone to pursue a career in Computer Science. Analytical skills are required so that one can break a problem down into its component parts. Mathematical ideas are used in several areas of Computer Science, including the areas of finite mathematics, statistics, linear algebra and analysis.

Since the technology is changing rapidly, the best education is one that produces a graduate who understands the general principles of computing software and hardware, and who can apply these concepts to new situations as they arise like laying emphasis on particular common languages, operating systems, or applications. Every student is exposed to a variety of systems and this helps them to transfer the ideas involved to different systems used by employers

Computer Science has created waves in the field of Information Technology and given birth to Information Super-highway wherein everybody is updated on all information and it is available at fingertips. This creates information hubs that serve mankind in automating several manual works and solving complex problems. Off late, there has been a seamless integration of technology and logistics that is helping online transaction with high speed and efficiency.

Job Prospects
1. System Analysts
2. Programmers
3. Software Services
4. Marketing of Software Products
5. Development in -
                                      a. Animation
                                      b. Multimedia
                                      c. Embedded Systems
                                      d. Management Information Systems etc.

BSc(IT) is a new course and is designed as an attractive alternative to BCA. The course has two subsidiary subjects: Electronics and Mathematics. The course aims to develop strong foundations, suitable for further study, leading to an M.Sc. (IT), M.Sc. (CS), MCA degree, or even M.Sc. in Electronics or Mathematics. At the same time the course does not neglect basic computer skills and the most important computer related skills taught in BCA are covered in this course.
Main Subjects of this course are
- Computer
- Electronics
- Mathematics
- English

Duration 3 Years ( 6 Semester).
This degree course is of three years duration, which is divided in to six semesters. The course follows Semester pattern for examination.

Eligibility
For being Eligible for admission in the course of B.Sc.(IT), a candidate must be 12th Pass or equivalent with mathematics as compulsory or additional subject.

Enrollment
For B.Sc.(IT) it is necessary to enroll as a regular student of this University after the presentation of previous Transfer Certificate (T.C.) for admission confirmation. A Student of B.Sc(IT) is not allowed to join any other regular course of any University