The International Institute of Information Technology, a Deemed University, popularly known as IIIT-B, was established in 1999 with a vision to contribute to the IT world by focusing on education and research, entrepreneurship and innovation. The Institute is a registered not-for-profit society funded jointly by the Government of Karnataka and the IT industry.
| College Name: | IIIT Bangalore |
| Affiliated To: | Autonomus Institute |
| Category: | Co-Educational |
| Address: | IIIT – Bangalore,Electronics City, Hosur Road, Bangalore, 560100. |
| Phone: | +91 80 4140 7777 / 2852 7627 |
| Email: | info@iiitb.ac.in |
| Website: | www.iiitb.ac.in |
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Mode of Admission: AIEEE & State Entrance Exam for UG courses, GATE for MTech
Streams at Graduate Level
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PREP-SEMESTER COURSES
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Course Number
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Course Name
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Credits
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PS 101
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Introductory Programming
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1
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PS 102
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Mathematics
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1
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PS 103
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Information Systems Analysis and Design
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1
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CORE COURSES
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CORE COURSES
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Course Number
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Course Name
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Credits
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CS 101
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Algorithms
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4
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DB 101
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Data Management
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4
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SE 101
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Object-Oriented Design
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4
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NC 101
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Networking and Communication
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4
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CS 110
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Operating Systems
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4
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SE 110
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Industry-Oriented Software Engineering
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4
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MG 581
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Accounting and Finance
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3
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MG 582
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Marketing and Strategy
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3
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MG 583
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Technical Communication
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3
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COMPUTER SCIENCE
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COMPUTER SCIENCE
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Course Number
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Course Name
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Credits
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CS 201
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Advanced Algorithms
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4
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CS 205
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Mathematical Models of Computation
(also cross-listed as DB 205) |
4
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CS 206
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Graph Theory and Applications
(also cross-listed as DB 206) |
4
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CS 210
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Advanced Operating Systems
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4
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CS 211
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Real-time Systems
(also cross-listed as ES 211) |
4
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CS 220
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Distributed Computing
(also cross-listed as DB 220) |
4
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CS 240
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Discrete Event Systems Modeling and Simulation
(also cross-listed as NC 240) |
4
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CS 250
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Computer Architecture
(also cross-listed as ES 250) |
4
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CS 260
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Quantum Computing
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4
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CS 270
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Design and Analysis of Safety-Critical Systems
(also cross-listed as SE 270) |
4
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CS 290/390
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Project
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4-8
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CS 295/395
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Supervised Reading
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4-8
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CS 297/397
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Special Topics/Seminar
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4-8
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CS 299
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M.Tech. Internship / Thesis
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16
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DATABASE AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS
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DATABASE AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS
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Course Number
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Course Name
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Credits
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DB 205
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Mathematical Models of Computation
(also cross-listed as CS 205) |
4
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DB 206
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Graph Theory and Applications
(also cross-listed as CS 206) |
4
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DB 210
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Data Modeling
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4
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DB 220
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Distributed Computing
(also cross-listed as CS 220) |
4
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DB 230
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Advanced Database Management Systems
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4
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DB 240
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Information Networks
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4
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DB 250
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Web Information Retrieval
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4
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DB 270
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Multi-Agent Systems
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4
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DB 280
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Geographic Information Systems
(cross-listed as ITS 280) |
4
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DB 290/390
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Project
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4-8
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DB 295/395
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Supervised Reading
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4-8
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DB 297/397
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Special Topics / Seminar
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4-8
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DB 299
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M.Tech. Internship / Thesis
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16
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SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
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SOFTWARE ENGINEERING
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Course Number
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Course Name
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Credits
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SE 210
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OOAD, UML, and Intro to Web 2.0
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4
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SE 220
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Design Patterns and Software Architecture
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4
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SE 230
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Software Testing
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4
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SE 240
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Fundamentals of Performance and Reliable IT Infrastructures
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4
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SE 270
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Design and Analysis of Safety-Critical Systems
(also cross-listed as CS 270) |
4
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SE 340
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Performance, Reliability Analysis and Optimization of Contemporary Infrastructures
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4
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SE 290/390
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Project
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4-8
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SE 295/395
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Supervised Reading
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4-8
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SE 297/397
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Special Topics / Seminar
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4-8
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SE 299
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M.Tech. Internship / Thesis
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16
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NETWORKING AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
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NETWORKING AND COMMUNICATION SYSTEMS
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Course Number
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Course Name
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Credits
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NC 205
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Wireless Access Networks
(also cross-listed as ITS 205) |
4
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NC 210
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Mobile Computing with IMS Architecture
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4
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NC 211
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Fundamentals of Performance and Reliable IT Infrastructures
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4
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NC 220
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Discrete Event Systems Modeling and Simulation
(also cross-listed as CS 240) |
4
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NC 230
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Real-Time Embedded Communications Systems
(also cross-listed as ES 230) |
4
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NC 231
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Wireless Communication
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4
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NC 232
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Advanced Digital Communication
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4
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NC 240
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Mechatronics
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4
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NC 250
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Informatics in Industrial Process Automation
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4
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NC 251
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Communication in Industrial Process Automation
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4
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NC 260
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Digital Signal Processing
(also cross-listed as ES 260) |
4
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NC 270
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Design Techniques for CMOS Integrated Circuits
(also cross-listed as ES 270) |
4
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NC 280
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Information Theory and Coding
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4
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NC 290/390
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Project
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4-8
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NC 295/395
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Supervised Reading
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4-8
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NC 297/397
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Special Topics / Seminar
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4-8
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NC 299
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M.Tech. Internship / Thesis
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16
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EMBEDDED SYSTEM DESIGN
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EMBEDDED SYSTEM DESIGN
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Course Number
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Course Name
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Credits
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ES 211
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Real-time Systems
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4
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ES 230
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Real-Time Embedded Communications Systems
(also cross-listed as NC 230) |
4
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ES 240
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Mechatronics
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4
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ES 250
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Computer Architecture
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4
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ES 260
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Digital Signal Processing
(also cross-listed as NC 260) |
4
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ES 270
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Design Techniques for CMOS Integrated Circuits
(also cross-listed as NC 270) |
4
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ES 290/390
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Project
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4-8
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ES 295/395
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Supervised Reading
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4-8
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ES 297/397
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Special Topics / Seminar
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4-8
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ES 299
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M.Tech. Internship / Thesis
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16
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY
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Course Number
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Course Name
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Credits
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ITS 205
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Wireless Access Networks
(also cross-listed as NC 205) |
4
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ITS 210
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Dynamics of the Information Technology Industry
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4
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ITS 220
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Economic and Social Impacts of Information Technology
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4
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ITS 240
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Intellectual Property Rights
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4
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ITS 280
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Geographic Information Systems
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4
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ITS 290/390
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Project
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4-8
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ITS 295/395
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Supervised Reading
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4-8
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ITS 297/397
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Special Topics / Seminar
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4-8
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ITS 299
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M.Tech. Internship / Thesis
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16
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Streams at Post-Graduate Level
The Institute is a graduate school, and offers no undergraduate degree programs.
The graduate study programs offered lead to the Integrated Master of Technology (Integrated M.Tech.), Master of Technology (M.Tech.), the Master of Science (M.S.) by Research, and the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees in information technology. These programs offer training that is comparable to the best anywhere, and cater to different needs.
IIITB is introducing a 5 year Integrated M.Tech. program from 2012. The Integrated M.Tech. program is a 5-year dual degree program intended for students who have completed or are completing Plus Two (or equivalent). At the end of five years of the program, successful students get B.Tech. degree & M.Tech. degree in IT.
The M.Tech degree is intended to provide education for students who wish to work in the IT industry as practitioners. It is awarded upon successful completion of a 4-semester broad-based academic program in IT, going beyond, but incorporating essential elements of, traditional computer science. Apart from imparting technical knowledge, the program teaches managerial and other cognate skills that are essential for a successful career in today’s competitive IT industry. All students enrolled in the M.Tech program are residential, full-time students.
The M.S. by Research degree is intended for mature students who wish to learn and perform research in a supportive academic environment. It is awarded upon successful completion of a graduate-level research program, usually lasting four semesters. Beyond the satisfaction of a relatively small number of coursework requirements, the major focus of the program is on developing research skills, leading to the completion of a Master’s thesis describing significant original results. Most M.S. by Research students are working professionals (some already working as research scientists in reputed organizations or government bodies), who are sponsored by their employers.
The Ph.D. is the terminal, research-oriented degree in the subject, intended to prepare students for research, teaching, and scholarly careers in academic settings or research laboratories. It connotes a superior comprehension of the field and a high aptitude for research, and is awarded upon completion of a program that takes from 3 to 5 years (there are no hard limits). Beyond the satisfaction of a relatively small number of coursework requirements, the major focus is on carrying out a significant body of original research, the writing and the defense of a doctoral dissertation describing this work.
Fee structure for various courses:
Tuition fees for all program : Rs. 50,000/- per semester
Hostel and Mess charges : Rs. 3000/- per month
Placement: IIIT-B has enjoyed excellent placement for all the eleven batches of M.Tech students who have graduated so far. Of the 1396 alumni, a few have gone for doctoral studies at MIT, UC Berkeley, Indiana University, University of Washington and Syracuse University in USA, Paderborn and University of Kaiserslautern in Germany, Trento in Italy and IIIT-B and BITS Pilani in India. The rest have taken up positions in more than 180 corporations that include:
- IT Products Majors – AmDocs, Ariba, Adobe, BEA, Business Objects, Compaq, Digital, EMC, HP, IBM, Intel, iFlex, i2, Microsoft, Novell, Oracle, SAP, SAS, Software AG, Sun, Symantec, Unisys, Verisign.
- R & D units – ABB Research, C-Step, Daimler Chrystler Research, Google Labs, HP Labs, Honeywell, IBM Research, Infosys SETLabs, Microsoft Research, Siemens Corporate Research, Yahoo Labs.
- IT Services Majors – Acenture, Cap Gemeni, Caritor, Cognizant, Convansys, CSC, EDS, HCL, Infosys, IBM, Mindtree, Mastek, Satyam, Symphony, TCS, Wipro, Zensar.
- Engineering Majors – ABB, Ashok Leyland, Bosch, Bosel, Daimler Chrystler, Delmia, Delphi, Dassault, GE, General Motors, Honeywell, Mercedes Benz, Philips Systems, Siemens.
- Networking Majors – Alcatel, Cisco, D-Link, Fiber Link, Huawei, Lucent, LG-Soft, Motorola, Nokia, Nokia Siemens, Nortel, Qwest, Samsung
- Semiconductor Majors – Agere, Freescale, Intel, Infeneon, Texas Instruments, NXP, Infineon, Samsung.
- EDA Major – Cadence, Magna, Magma, Mentor Graphics
Mid size Companies – Birla Soft, Bailey, Celstream, Fiber Link, GAVS, GT Nexus, IP Horizons, Patni, Ramco, Sasken, Symphony Services, Thorogood, Thought Works, Velankani, Visual Soft, Web Methods
- Internet companies – Amazon, AOL, Microsoft, Yahoo, TV18, Web18
Start up Companies – 2’ Create, 8k Mile, Aalayane, Alacito, Allgo, Alopa, Altron, Backend, Bangalore Labs, Bluefont, Cerner Health Care, Capillary, C-Core, Cell, Cerner, Next, Customer Asset, Dev Square, e2e Solutions, egestalt, Fast Media, GE GXS, Globals, Glomantre, Indus Technovation, Intellinate, Ittiam, Kenfuse, Kolabia, Lattice Bridge, M Formation, Mapunity, Mango Tech, Manmar, Marvell India, Perfont, Proteam, Pramati, Pro Medik, QSO, Radix, Real Metrix, Readimindes, Red Bus, Riverstone, S7, Sonic Wall, Suruk, Techvoyant, TLL, Tutor Vista, Tyfone, Vision Labs, Xore, Yodlee, Yos, Zive
- FMCG Majors – CocaCola, P & G
- Banking Insurance Majors – American Express, BOA, Deutsche Bank, Fidelity, HSBC
- Public Sector – BEL, SAIL, HPCL
- Others – TESCO, SABRE
Campus: The International Institute of Information Technology, a Deemed University, popularly known as IIIT-B, was established in 1999 with a vision to contribute to the IT world by focusing on education and research, entrepreneurship and innovation. The Institute is a registered not-for-profit society funded jointly by the Government of Karnataka and the IT industry.
Since its inception, IIIT-B, with its unique model of education, research, and industry interaction, has grown in stature to become an institution of considerable repute in academic as well as corporate circles. The Institute works in partnership with the corporate sector, while retaining the freedom of an academic institution. It is inspired by other renowned institutions, and also strives to emulate an academic culture that is on par with the best international institutions.
Central library: Books/Thesis/Reports/CDROMs/AV Cassettes
- OPAC
Print Magazines
- BUSINESS INDIA
- BUSINESS WEEK
- CHIP
- CURRENT SCIENCE
- DATAQUEST
- DIGIT
- ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL WEEKLY
- ECONOMIST
- FRONTLINE
- HARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW
- MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEW
- PCQUEST
- SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
- UNIVERSITY NEWS
- VOICE & DATA
Digital Journal Library (only on-campus access)
- Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)
- IEEE Electronic Library (IEL)
- JSTOR
- Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics (SIAM)
Hostel: Residential facilities are available for students in the form of separate boys’ and girls’ hostels, where students stay in individual rooms, have 24*7 wireless network connectivity using the 802.11b protocol, and also have access to recreational facilities. The hostel accommodates 209 male students (single occupancy with shared bath) and 116 female students (single occupancy with shared bath); in addition there is accommodation for 64 students (double occupancy with attached bath) and four fully furnished suites for short term visiting faculty. There are also a small number of suites for visitors such as guest speakers.
Meals are available at the Food Courtlocated in a separate building (the food that our students have is the same food that is also had by faculty and staff, and offered to visitors including distinguished dignitaries, thus ensuring quality). A separate small cafeteria is available for snacks during working hours.
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