Computer Science and Systems Engineering (CSSE)

Department Profile:
The Department of Computer Science and Systems Engineering was established in the academic year 1999-2000 with an annual intake of 40 in B.Tech in Computer Science and Systems Engineering (CSSE). The intake was increased to 60 in the academic year 2002-2003 and subsequently to 120 in the academic year 2012-2013. The B.Tech (CSSE) program was Re-accredited (second cycle of Accreditation) by NBA for three years (01.07.2020 to 30.06.2023).
B.Tech (CSSE) program:
The objective of B.Tech (CSSE) program is to produce graduate engineers who are able to solve the real life problems using modern tools and technologies. The philosophy of the program is “To impart modern system thinking in developing quality software systems”.
The Program focuses on enhancing the following key attributes among graduating students:
- Understand and apply the skills of Computer Science
- Knowledge of Systems Engineering Principles
- Skills of Data Science and Cyber Security
- Innovation and Entrepreneurship Ability
- Strong in Ethics and Life Values
The program is intended to prepare students for lifelong learning as they undertake professional careers in computing.
The department equips students with all the necessary learning mechanisms to exceptionally develop computing systems (Hardware). Housing 246 Computer Systems with latest configuration and a library with latest Titles, Editions, NPTEL Courseware, IEEE research journals alongside an internet facility, the department provides students with best scope to learn and imbibe maximum knowledge.
While the most enriching knowledge transfer happens through frequently held Seminars and Guest Lectures alongside Technical Symposiums / paper contests; the department ensures perfection by attaching a batch of only 15 students to a guide, facilitating quick and easy approach to learning. The Department’s Systems Engineers Association (SEA) organizes Co-Curricular and Extra-Curricular activities regularly, to keep the spirit of the students high, facilitating overall personality development.
SYLLABUS
SVEC – 20 Regulations (CSSE)
SVEC – 19 Regulations (CSSE)
SVEC – 16 Regulations (CSSE)
SVEC – 19 Regulations (CSSE)
LESSON PLANS
1. I B.Tech
Technical English (14BT1HS01)
Engineering Chemistry (14BT1BS02)
Engineering Physics (14BT1BS01)
Mathematical Methods (14BT1BS04)
Engineering Mathematics (14BT1BS03)
Problem Solving and Computer Programming (14BT1ES02)1
Computer Aided Engineering Drawing (14BT1ES03)
2. II B.Tech I Semester
FOUNDATIONS OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING (14BT30236)
ELECTRONIC DEVICES & CIRCUITS (14BT30431)
DATA STRUCTURES (14BT30501)
DIGITAL LOGIC DESIGN (14BT30502)
DISCRETE MATHEMATICAL STRUCTURES (14BT31201)
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
I B.Tech – Academic Calendar (2016-17)
II B.Tech II Sem (2016-17) Academic Calendar
III B.Tech II Sem (2016-17) Academic Calendar
TIME TABLE
I B.Tech.
I B.Tech (CSSE) I Semester Time Table (2016-17)
II B.Tech.
II B.Tech (CSSE-A & B) II Semester Time Table (2016-17)
III B.Tech
III B.Tech (CSSE-A & B) II Semester Time Table (2016-17)
IV B.Tech
FACULTY
BASIC DESCRIPTION
Computer Science and Systems Engineering (CSSE) Department of Sree Vidyanikethan Engineering College (Autonomous) is supported by 2 Professors, 4 Associate Professors and 17 Assistant Professors who have rich experience, extensive domain knowledge and research exposure in the field of Computer Science. The Department is headed by Dr. G. Sasi Kumar, Professor.
SVEC’s CSSE Department is supported by 2 Professor, 1 Assistant Professor (SL) and 18 Assistant Professors, who come with rich experience and extensive domain knowledge with a minimum qualification of M.Tech.

- 2020-21
- 2019-20
- Workshops
- Expert / Guest Lectures
- SDP
- 2018-19
- Expert Lecture
- FDP
- Workshops
- Two Day Workshop on “IoT and Drones” during 28-12-2018 to 29-12-2018
- WORKSHOP ON “PROGRESSIVE WEB APPLICATIONS” during 07-01-2019 to 09-01-2019
- A TWO DAY WORKSHOP ON “ANDROID APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT” during 07-01-2019 to 09-01-2019
- WORKSHOP ON “THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS ON CRYPTOGRAPHY during 02-01-2019 to 03-01-2019
- Guest Lecturers or Expert Lectures
- 2017-18
- Seminars
- Guest Lecturers or Expert Lectures
- Conferences
- 2016-17
- FDP
- Seminars
- Workshops and IPRs
- Guest Lecturers or Expert Lectures
- Expert lecture on Binary Decision Diagrams-An Introduction and its applications under IIIC through TEQIP-II
- Expert lecture on Cyber Security and Fraud Management
- Expert lecture on Design Principles of Secure Operating Systems under IIIC through TEQIP-II
- Expert lecture on ExpertLecture on ADVANCES IN MOOCS AND ELEARNING
- Expert Lecture on How to crack Oracle Certification
- Expert Lecture on Latest Trends in Software Testing
- Expert lecture on Mobile Platforms and Development Environments under IIIC through TEQIP-II
- Expert Lecture on Recent Trends in Cloud Computing
- 2015-16
- Workshops and IPRs
- Guest Lecturers or Expert Lectures
- 2014-15
- Workshops and IPRs
- Guest Lecturers or Expert Lectures
- 2013-14
- FDP
- Workshops and IPRs
- Guest Lecturers or Expert Lectures
- 2012-13
- FDP
- Workshops and IPRs
- Guest Lecturers or Expert Lectures
- Expert Lecture on Advanced Computer Networks
- Expert Lecture on Advances in datawarehousing
- Expert Lecture on High performance computing
- Expert Lecture on Indian IT and Communication Industry -Report
- Expert Lecture on Multicore Architectures-Report
- Expert Lecture on Recent advances in mobile computing
- Expert Lecture on SAP-HANA
- Expert Lecture onCognitive Wireless Sensor Networks
- Guest Lecture on GRID COMPUTING
- Guest Lecture on Nano Computing
- Guest Lecture on OS