The Computer Science Engineering (CSE) course curriculum includes multiple subjects that help the student gain theoretical know-how and skill in practical in computer science, which includes teaching the fundamental syllabus of languages like C and C++, Java, algorithms, and their data structures with a base mathematical foundation such as discrete mathematics and linear algebra and calculus for any problem-solving activities and logical thinkings. The hardware and software aspects of computing systems form the core of Computer Organization and Operating Systems. Students have further training on communication protocols by learning Networking, while Database Management Systems (DBMS) has further improved them in the proper storage and retrieval of data.
More technical topics include Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning, as well as Software Engineering and Computer Networks during the course's advanced training. Some of the topics are Web Development, Cybersecurity, and Cloud Computing. The electives include Data Science, Internet of Things (IoT), and Big Data, which gives the students exposure to emerging technologies. Throughout the course, projects, coding exercises, and internships equip students with hands-on experience for a career in software development, systems engineering, or research.