BE IT Syllabus and Subjects 2024

Updated on - Jan 4, 2023

Bachelor of Engineering Information Technology syllabus for the course is designed in such a way to help the students with theoretical knowledge and skill-sets that meet the requirements of IT businesses. Bachelor of Engineering Information Technology subjects includes the core concepts of Database Management Systems, Java Programming, Information Security, Algorithm Analysis, Computer Networking etc.

Semester Wise BE IT Syllabus

The syllabus of BE Information Technology is divided into eight semesters spread over a span of four years with the end semester examination being held at the end of each semester. BE Information Technology course is a mix of theory and practical learning through projects and internships. Given below are the BE Information Technology subjects list taught in the course:

BE Information Technology First Year Syllabus
Semester I	Semester II
Physics	Data Structures using C
Chemistry	Mathematics II
Mathematics I	Engineering Graphics
Engineering Mechanics	Electronic Devices

BE Information Technology Second Year Syllabus
Semester III	Semester IV
Mathematics III	Operating Systems
Fluid Mechanics	Computer Graphics
Database Management Systems	Discrete Mathematics
Digital Systems	Management Information System

BE Information Technology Third Year Syllabus
Semester V	Semester VI
Software Engineering	Microprocessor
VHDL Programming	System Programming
Computer Architecture	Advanced Networking
Java Programming	Microprocessor Lab

BE Information Technology Fourth Year Syllabus
Semester VII	Semester VIII
Artificial Intelligence	Digital Image Processing
Advance DBMS	Network Operating System
Software Project Management	Project Work
Industrial Training	Comprehension Viva-voce

BE IT Subjects

The BE Information Technology course deals with the application of computer systems for storing, studying, transmitting, and manipulating available data or information. BE Information Technology includes two kinds of subjects, core and elective subjects. Some of the compulsory subjects are:

Engineering Mathematics
Basics of Electronics
Computer Languages
Introduction to Web Technology
Operating Systems
Concepts of Database
Software Project Management
Introduction to Microprocessor

BE IT Course Structure

The BE Information Technology course structure is designed in such a way that it includes theory and practicals. The course is aimed at transforming engineering aspirants into qualified professionals who are capable of meeting the demands of the industry both technically and academically. The course structure is given below:

VIII Semesters
Core Subjects
Elective Subjects
Labs/Workshops
Projects
Industrial Training

BE IT Teaching Methodology and Techniques

The BE Information Technology course curriculum has different teaching methods. Along with lectures and practicals, the students also have projects, research papers, group discussions, and internships to be completed by the end of the last semester. Listed below are the teaching methodology and strategies in general:

Thesis/Projects
Conceptualized Learning
Traditional Classroom-Based Teaching
Labs/Workshops
Seminars
Field Trips

BE IT Projects

BE Information Technology projects are given to students to understand the concepts and help students in getting hands-on experience. Projects are to be completed by the end of the eighth semester. Some popular BE Information Technology projects topics are:

Door based on Face Recognition
Reliable Electronic Voting with Regulated Blockchain Technology
Stock Market Instability Prediction Approach using Time Series Data
Database Compression based on Flash
Processing of to Chinese Sign Language

BE IT Reference Books

BE Information Technology books are available both online and offline by many authors and publications. Reference books are meant for gaining an in-depth understanding of concepts. Some of the reference books for BE Information Technology are:

BE Information Technology Books
Name of the Books	Authors
Fundamentals of Information Technology	Deepak Bharihoke
Information Technology	Eric Frick
Encyclopedia of Information Science and Technology	Mehdi Khosrowpour
Innovation and IT in an International Context	Frantz Rowe