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Vision
Emerge as a centre of excellence in the area of Information Technology.
Mission
To mould the students with sound theoretical and practical knowledge in computing applications.
To include right human values and professional ethics.
To develop innovative thinking and research culture among students.
Empowering the youth in rural communities with computer education.
To provide students with the tools to become productive, participating global citizens and life-long learners.
To boost the technical skills of students.
Objectives
Demonstrate the ability to adapt to technological changes and innovations in the discipline.
Analyse, design, implement and evaluate computerised solutions to real-life problems, using appropriate computing methods.
Proficiency in the basic mathematics employed in computer application.
Differentiate among essential data structures used in computer programming and explain how they work.
Gain knowledge of algorithms and their role in computer science.
Identify, explain, and apply fundamental structured programming techniques.
Utilise important data structures and associated algorithms in the development of computer programs.
Develop computer programs using functional programming and object-oriented programming paradigms.
Apply techniques of software validation and reliability analysis to the development of computer programs.