BE Information Science and Engineering Syllabus and Subjects 2024

Kripal Thapa

BE Information Science and Engineering is an interdisciplinary subject that includes Computer Science, Mathematics, Social Science, and Management. Students can also choose from a variety of electives offered by the course. The Bachelor of Engineering in Information Science and Engineering is a four-year undergraduate course that emphasises scientific and technological advancement.

BE Information Science and Engineering Syllabus

The BE Information Science and Engineering course is divided into four semesters and lasts four years. Students are introduced to Fundamentals of Engineering, Computer Science, Physics, and Mathematics during their first year through the BE Information Science and Engineering course. The remainder of the semester is devoted to capstone projects and real-world projects. The following is a detailed Bachelor of Engineering Information Science and Engineering syllabus organised by semester:

BE Information Science and Engineering First Year Syllabus
Semester I	Semester II
Mathematics-1	Mathematics- 2
Chemistry	Material Science
Physics	Environment Science
Basics Civil and Mechanical Engineering	Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering
Engineering Mechanics	Thermodynamics
Communicative English	Computer Programming
Practical Lab	Practical Lab

BE Information Science and Engineering Second Year Syllabus
Semester III	Semester IV
Mathematics-3	Mathematics-4
Data Structure with C	Analysis and Design of Algorithms
Logic Design	Graph Theory and Combinatory
Unix and Shell Programming	Object-Oriented Programming with C++
Discrete Mathematical Structure	Microprocessors
Practical lab	Computer Organization
Electronics Circuits	Practical Lab

BE Information Science and Engineering Third Year Syllabus
Semester V	Semester VI
Software Engineering	Computer Networks 2
Operating System	Database Applications
System Software	File Structure
Computer Networks 1	Information System
Database Management System	Elective 1
Formal Languages and Automata Theory	Management and Entrepreneurship
Practical Lab	Practical Lab

BE Information Science and Engineering Fourth Year Syllabus
Semester VII	Semester VIII
Object-Oriented Modeling and Design	Software Testing
Programming the web	Mobile Computing
Software Architectures	System Modeling and Simulation
Data Mining	Elective 3
Elective Subject 2	Elective 4
Practical Lab	Practical Lab

BE Information Science and Engineering Subjects

The BE Information Science and Engineering course aims to make aspirants ready with technical knowledge to handle the ever-growing IT sector. The entire course is structured mainly around the principles of Computer Science, Mathematics And Engineering. Students can choose electives based on their preferences and interests for future career development and goals. Below are the BE Information Science and Engineering subject list:

Mathematics
Database Management
Mechanical Engineering
Civil Engineering
Computer Applications and Software Design

BE Information Science and Engineering Course Structure

BE Information Science and Engineering includes a wide range of core and elective courses. The course is divided into eight semesters over four years, with the emphasis on Software Development, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, Applications Demo-Testing, and Information Systems, among other things. Electives can be chosen by aspirants based on their interests and preferences. BE Engineering and Information Science Course include:

Four Years
Core And Elective Courses
Capstone Projects And Real-Time Projects
Internships And Workshops

BE Information Science and Engineering Teaching Methodology and Techniques

BE Information Science and Engineering is all about hands-on experience and real-world projects. Students are taught how to create software applications and run demos. The laws and theories of physics, chemistry, mathematics, and engineering are given special attention. Many real-world projects combine action-based teaching methods with traditional teaching methods. Students are encouraged to be strong with their building products, software applications, and development, as well as their knowledge of physics, mechanics, and computer applications, in their final year projects. In nutshell, teaching structure includes:

Case Studies
Capstone Projects
Real-time Projects
Company Workshops
Internships
Practical Sessions

BE Information Science and Engineering Project

The BE Information Science and Engineering projects topics are based on workshops and seminars conducted by universities in collaboration with companies. Graduates are ready to work in a real-world environment. The projects allow them to demonstrate their abilities and strategies while also motivating them to deal with real-world situations. Some of the projects are listed below:

Density Based Traffic Controlling System With Android Override
Android Controlled Notice Board Project
Android Based Home Automation System
Home Appliance Control Using Android Application
Robot Controlled By Android Application
Android Controlled Remote AC Power Control
Android Controlled Remote Password Security
DC Motor Speed Control By Android

BE Information Science and Engineering Reference Books

There are various books that touch on different topics on the BE Information Science and Engineering course syllabus. These books provide guidelines and basic information on software development and business theories. Listed below are some BE Information Science and Engineering books for reference:

BE Information Science and Engineering Reference Books
Name of Book	Author
Fundamentals of Computer Algorithms	Sahni Horowitz
Introduction To Algorithms	Thomas H.Cormen
Data Structure And Algorithms	Aho, Ullman & Hopcroft
Operating Systems Principles	Silberschatz, Gange & Galvin