yeah the curriculum is good It is short and too lengthy curriculum so that we manage to complete it before the time 2 faculties are alloted for each subject and both teaches us 2 different chapter at the same time For eg. One faculty is teaching us ch 1 While the other is teaching ch 2 So it stays parallely

yeah the curriculum is good It is short and too lengthy curriculum so that we manage to complete it before the time 2 faculties are alloted for each subject and both teaches us 2 different chapter at the same time For eg. One faculty is teaching us ch 1 While the other is teaching ch 2 So it stays parallely

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Course Curriculum is good for upskilling you skills. It a easy to understand and to get some knowledge points from it. It is updated and based on real-world applications. To skill up this is the best curriculum

Specifically the best part about the course that I choose was that of the inclusion of my prospects and target. Bsc CS IT has a wide curriculum which includes programming languages like html, css, javascript, OOps, python, etc. Basically into the third year we'll be taught about software engineering basics, mobile application development and many more such crucial topics. Alongwith which we'll also be given a chance to work over projects by the second year itself. Through this the students are prepared thoroughly for the real world applications and further academic pursuits. Not much has to be changed into the curriculum. The semester end exams are held after every 6 months, but there will be the mod semester exam and practical exams including viva which would be ongoing from the second month of the semester.

Are there hands-on projects, case studies, or real-world applications that help students apply what they’ve learned?Are the course objectives clear and aligned with what students need to learn? Do the outcomes match the skills required in the industry?