M.Sc. Software Systems M.Sc. Software Systems

The Department

M.Sc. Software Systems

The Department of Computing, established in 1988, the beginning of the era of IT Revolution to promote Computer Science Education, has evolved into one of the most vibrant departments in CIT with its committed faculty and motivated students.

Vision

Department of Computing endeavors to make the students, world class software engineers, data scientists and decision makers with prudence of pioneering the solutions to the challenges of the nation and the world.

Mission

M1. To impart sound conceptual knowledge along with intensive practical training and real time industry/research project exposure to the students. M2. To provide a learning ambience to enhance innovation, problem solving skills, leadership qualities, team-spirit and ethical responsibilities. M3. To establish Industry Institute Interaction program to provide exposure of latest tools and technologies used in the IT organizations and enhance the entrepreneurship skills.

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Associate Professor & HOD(I/c)

Dr. S. Manjula Gandhi

M.C.A.,M.S.,Ph.D.,

Ph.D. Anna University Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India. M.

Email Id
manjulagandhi@cit.edu.in

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Office Number
4222574071

Our Team

Department Events

Academic Excellence Through Industry Integration

Hackathon by KLA Corporation

A hackathon was conducted by KLA Corporation for the M.Sc. students with the objective of assessing their technical knowledge, problem-solving ability, and innovation skills. The event served as a platform for students to demonstrate their expertise in programming, analytical thinking, and real-time solution development. During the hackathon, students were given industry-relevant problem statements that tested their understanding of core concepts, logical reasoning, coding efficiency, and teamwork. Participants worked in teams to design, develop, and present their solutions within the stipulated time. The evaluation process focused on creativity, technical accuracy, presentation skills, and practical implementation of ideas. The hackathon provided students with valuable exposure to corporate expectations and industry standards. It also helped them understand how theoretical knowledge can be applied to solve real-world challenges. Based on their performance, shortlisted candidates were offered internship opportunities with a stipend of ₹75,000 per month. Upon successful completion of the internship, selected students were extended full-time job offers with a CTC of ₹3 LPA.

SPECIAL INTEREST GROUP ON QUANTUM COMPUTING

The Special Interest Group (SIG) on Quantum Computing aims to create a collaborative platform for faculty and students passionate about next-generation quantum technologies. The SIG focuses on knowledge sharing, hands-on learning, and research initiatives in Quantum Computing and allied domains.

Corporate Recruitment Engagement