Bachelor of Science ( Computer Science ) or any IT majors • Right combination of courses from Humanities, Basic Sciences, Engineering, and Computer Science. • Mathematics courses to supplement the Computer Science requirements • Unique course in India on “Computational Thinking for Problem Solving” to aid in better logical thinking and strengthen programming skills • Innovative use of tools and programming languages like Scratch, Raptor, Python and Visual Java • Industry case studies in courses like Software Engineering, Database Management Systems and Data Mining • Project based courses to integrate the theoretical and practical aspects of computer science • Courses reflecting industry trends like Machine Learning and Data Mining, Cloud Computing, Service Oriented Architecture, OS for Smart Devices, Pervasive Computing, Big Data Analytics, etc • Open Labs for tech geeks and coders to take up competitive coding • Curriculum prepares the students towards internship at industries, Research labs and Exchange Programmes at International Universities • Support for publications, patenting and entrepreneurship SEMESTER I • Communicative English • Calculus and Matrix Algebra • Computational Thinking and Problem Solving • Physics/Chemistry • Physics/Chemistry Lab • Workshop A/Workshop B • Engg.Drawing- CAD • Cultural Education I SEMESTER II • Vector Calculus and Ordinary Differential Equations • Chemistry/Physics • Computer Programming • Computer Science Essentials • Fundamentals of Electrical and Electronics Engineering • Chemistry Lab. / Physics Lab. • Workshop B / Workshop A • Computer programming lab • Cultural Education II SEMESTER III • Humanities-1 • Amrita Value Program-1 • Discrete Mathematics • Digital Systems • Data Structures & Algorithms • Object Oriented Programming • Digital systems lab • Data Structures lab • Object Oriented Programming Lab SEMESTER IV • Humanities II • Amrita Value Program II • Probability & Random Processes • Design and Analysis of Algorithms • Introduction to Embedded Systems • Operating Systems • Embedded Systems Lab • Operating Systems Lab • Soft Skills I SEMESTER V • Linear Algebra, Queuing theory and Optimization • Environmental Studies • Computer Organization and Architecture • Theory of Computation • Database Management Systems • Elective I • Computer Organization and Architecture Lab • Soft Skills II • Live in Lab SEMESTER VI • Computer Networks • Compiler Design • Software Engineering • Elective 2 • Elective 3 • Compiler Design Lab • Computer Networks Lab • Open Lab • Soft Skills III SEMESTER VII • Machine Learning and Data Mining • Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs • Project Based Elective • Elective IV • Elective V • Machine Learning and Data Mining Lab • Project Phase I • Live in Labs SEMESTER VIII • Elective VI • Software project Management • Project Phase II ELECTIVES • Computational Chemistry and Molecular Modelling • Spatiotemporal Data Management • Information Retrieval • Pattern Recognition • Information Coding Techniques • Software Quality Assurance • Semantic Web • Wireless Sensor Networks • Design Patterns • Computational Intelligence • Service Oriented Architecture • Real – Time Computing Systems • Scientific Computing • Cloud Computing and Services • Human Computer Interface • NAND2TETRIS: Building Computers from First Principles • Physics II • Advanced Databases • Parallel And Distributed Computing • Machine Learning • Embedded Programming • Natural Language Processing • Advanced Computer Architecture • Digital Watermarking • Computer Systems Engineering • Modelling and Simulation • Multimedia Databases • Distributed Embedded Systems • Biometrics • Wireless and Mobile Computing • Pervasive Computing • Advanced Database Management Systems • Principles Of Digital Image Processing • Enterprise Architecture • Wireless and Mobile Communication • Data Compression • Bioinformatics • Advanced Algorithms and Analysis • Intelligent Systems • Information Security • Cryptography • Computer Vision • Graph Theory • Big Data Analytics • OS for Smart Devices (Android and IOS) • Intellectual Property Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Total credits needed = 120 including Thesis (final paper/exam) Berkeley’s Bachelor of Business prepares students for the dynamic field of international business. Few companies exist which are not exposed in some degree to the international market place. The course offers a broad range of business subjects, but in particular those with an international business focus, together with culture and business practice subjects. The degree will also place considerable focus on the discipline areas of finance, marketing and logistics in their international contexts. Emphasis is placed throughout the degree on understanding the theoretical underpinning of international business together with furthering practical skills and knowledge. RECOGNITION of PRIOR LEARNING (RPL) A student, who has a Prior Learning achieved via classroom tutorial, vocational education, professional experience, research, business training, or professional membership, may be granted credits in our degree programs. This will enable the student to take fewer numbers of modules and save tuition fees. For assessment on your prior learning, please send verifiable documents, which acknowledge your previous education and professional experience. Documents, which are not in English, must be accompanied with an accurate English translation. OPPORTUNITIES: This course is based with an international flavor allowing the student to broaden their concepts of Business in this global economy. With the knowledge gained in this course the student’s value to the business world is vastly increased and international opportunities can become the reality for the graduating student with a Bachelor. Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Core Modules Module Code / Item Description Credits Introduction to Business Organizational Behavior Principles Of Accounting Principles Of Marketing Economics Business Statistics Business Finance 1 Cost Accounting Business law Information Technology in Business Business Communication and English 1 International Trade in Business Public Relations and Advertising Business Finance 2 Human Resource Management Operation and Production Management Risk Management and Capital Market Analysis Entrepreneurial Management International Management Strategic Management Business Communication and English 2 International Financial Management Consumer Behavior Cross Cultural Management Bachelors Degree Program - Dissertation (Final Paper) Final Dissertation – Assessment:-