Available courses

CS-2254 Web Technology (JavaScript Programming)

CST-2201 (SS) J2EE Programming

CST-2223 Introduction to Software Engineering

Course Description

•The purpose of this course is to enable students to know how to build successful software
•Products using appropriate process models that are ready to meet the challenges of twenty-first century.
•Students can use their software engineering knowledge to develop a clear understanding of
•Requirements and lead to the specification of requirements and design representation for software to be built.

Course Objectives

•To understand the software process models and software engineering practice
•To understand measurement, planning and self-direction as key ingredients for successful software process
•To understand why agile methods are important for current modern economy
•To understand requirement engineering is a solid foundation for design and construction
•To understand the requirement modeling that describe what the customer requires, establish a basic for the creation of software design, valid requirements when the software is built

Learning Assessments

•Final exam         - 60%
•Tutorial              - 10%
•Quiz                   - 10%
•Project               - 20%

E-2201 English

CST-2212 Data Structures and Algorithms

CST-2242 Linear Algebra (Matlab)

CST-2235 Arduino Fundamentals

M1101-Myanmar

E1101-English

P1101-Physics

CST-1111 - Principle of Information Technology

CST-1142 Calculus I

CST-1123 - Supporting Skill I - Basic Data Processing

M1101-Myanmar

E1101-English

P1101-Physics

CST-1111 Principle of Information Technology

CST-1142 Calculus I

CST-1123 - Supporting Skill I - Basic Data Processing

M-1201 Myanmar

E-1201 English

P-1201 Physics

CST-1211 Programming Logic and Design

IS-401 Digital Citizenship and Smart Living Society

CST-1242 Discrete Mathematics

M-1201 Myanmar

E-1201 English

P-1201 Physics

CST-1211 Programming Logic and Design

IS-401 Digital Citizenship and Smart Living Society

CST-1242 Discrete Mathematics

E-2101 English

CST-2142 Calculus II

CST-2111 Programming Language Skill (Java)

CST-2133 Digital Logic Design

CST-2124 Database Management System (DBMS)

CST-2155 Skill & Knowledge II- Web Platform-based Development (HTML 5+CSS)

E-2101 English

CST-2111 Programming Language Skill (Java)

CST-2142 Calculus II

CST-2133 Digital Logic Design

CST-2124 Database Management System (DBMS)

CST-2155 Skill & Knowledge II- Web Platform-based Development (HTML 5+CSS)

E-2101 English

CST-2111 Programming Language Skill (Java)

CST-2142 Calculus II

CST-2133 Digital Logic Design

CST-2124 Database Management System

CST-2155 Skill & Knowledge (I) Web platform-based Development (HTML5+CSS))

E-2201 English

CST-2242 Linear Algebra

CST-2211 Data Structure and Algorithms

CST-2223 Software Engineering

CST-2201 J2EE Programming

CS-2254 Web Technology (JavaScript Programming)

E-2201 English

CST-2242 Linear Algebra

CST-2211 Data Structure and Algorithms

CST-2223 Software Engineering

CT-2201 J2EE Programming

CST-2254 Web Technology (JavaScript Programming)

E-2201 English

CST-2242 Linear Algebra

CST-2211 Data Structures and Algorithms

CST-2223 Introduction to Software Engineering

CT-2234 Circuit and Electronics

CST-2235 Arduino Fundamentals

CST-3131 Computer Architecture and Organization

CST-3142 Differential Equations and Numerical Analysis

CST-3113 Artificial Intelligence

CS - 3124 System Analysis and Design

Course Assessment

  • Exam - 60%
  • Tutorial and Quiz - 15%
  • Project - 25% (to practice the SE disciplines)

  1. Software Requirement Specification (SRS) Report-8%
  2. Software Design Documentation (UML) Report-8%
  3. Developing Small Software Project-9%

  • The pass grade for this course is C (50)

CS - 3125 Database System Structure

Assessment Plan 

  • Exam – 60%
  • Quiz – 10% 
  • Tutorial – 10% 
  • Practical Lab – 20% (SQL, Triggers, store procedures)

Reference Text Books Images


CS - 3156 Skill and Knowledge II (Web Development PHP)

CST-3157 Skills & Knowledge (III) Financial management & Accounting

CST-3131 Computer Architecture & Organization

CST-3142 Differential Equations and Numerical Analysis

CST-3113 Artificial Intelligence

CT-3134 Electronics (Electronic Devices)

CT-3135 Control Systems

CT-3136 Skills & Knowledge (II) Linux Fundamentals and Administration

CST-3157 Skills & Knowledge (III) Financial management & Accounting

CST-3211 Operating System

CST-3242 Probability and Statistics with Python

CST-3213 Professional Ethics in IT

CS-3224 Software Quallity Assurance and Testing

CST-3235 Computer Network I

CST-3256 Human Computer Interaction

CST-3257 Applied Database and Application (ADO.Net, ASP.Net, C#)

CST 3211 : Operating System

CST-3242 Probability and Statistics with Python

CST-3213 Professional Ethics in IT

CT-3234 Computer Architecture and Organization II

CST-3235 Computer Network I

CST-3256 Human Computer Interaction

CST-3257 Applied Database and Application (ADO.Net, ASP.Net, C#))

E-4101 English

CST-4111 Analysis of Algorithms

CST-4142 (CS) Operation Research

CS-4113 Computer Graphics

Course Organization

The expected learning outcomes for the course will be assessed through six forms of activity:

1. Attending the lectures

2. Preparing for and participating in the recitations.

3. Assignments

4. Reading the text

5. Quiz

6. Exams

The Design and Analysis of Computer Algorithms

Assessment

Assignment 10%

Tutorial 10%

Quizzes / Moodle 15%

Class Participation 5%

Paper based Exam 60%

CS - 4124 - Informatin Assurance and Security

CS-4125 Software Project Management

                     

Code: CS-4125

Course: Software Project Management

Text Books:

(1) Roger. S. Pressman, “Software Engineering, A Practitioner’s Approach”, 8th edition, 2015

(2) Iron Sommerville, “Software Engineering”, Global Edition, 10th edition, 2016

(3) Rajib Mall, “Fundamentals of Software Engineering”, Fourth Edition, 2014

                                                        Course Assessment

                                    This course should assess the student as follows:

                                                      Exam – 70%

                                                     Tutorial – 20%

                                                     Quiz – 10%

                                   The pass grade for this course is – C (50)

 


E-4101 English

CST-4111 Analysis of Algorithms

CT-4132 Digital System Design

CT - 4133 - Computer Networks II

CT - 4134 - Embedded Systems I

CST- 4125 - Software Project Management

CST-4211 Parallel and Distributed Computing

CST-4242 Modeling and Simulation

CS-4223 Software Design and Development

CS-4214 Advanced Artificial Intelligence

CS-4225 Advanced Database and Development

CS-4216 Strategies for Emerging Technology

CS-4257 Digital Business and E-commerce Management

CST-4211 Parallel and Distributed Computing

CST-4242 Modeling and Simulation

CT-4233 Cryptography and Information Security

CT-4234 Embedded System Integrating IoT

Course Objectives

▪ To conceptualize the basics of organizational and architectural issues of a digital
computer.
▪ To study the different ways of communicating with I/O devices and standard I/O
interfaces.
▪ To study the hierarchical memory system including cache memories and virtual
memory.
▪ To study various classes of instruction: data movement, arithmetic, logical, and
flow control.
▪ To appreciate how conditional operations are implemented at the machine level.
▪ To understand the way in which subroutines are called and returns made.
▪ To understand parallelism both in terms of a single processor and multiple
processors.

Learning Outcomes

The major outcomes of this course can be listed as
▪ Ability to perform computer arithmetic operations and control unit operations.
▪ Interpret the difference between hardwired and micro-programmed design approaches in CPU control unit design.
▪ Ability to understand the concept of I/O organization.
▪ Ability to conceptualize instruction level parallelism.
▪ Demonstrate the organization of memory hierarchy.
▪ Understand parallelism both in terms of a single processor and multiple processors.
▪ Understand how computer hardware has evolved to meet the needs of multi-processing systems.

CT-4235 Signals and Systems

CT-4236 Cyber Security

CST-4257 Digital Business and E-commerce Management

E-5101 English

CST - 5142 - Mathematics of Computing V

CST-5102 Distributed Systems and Advanced Networking

CS-5123 Information assurance and security


CS-5114 Computing Applied Algorithms(AA)

CS-5114 Advanced Artificial Intelligennce(AI) and Natural Language Processing

CS - 5125 - Data Analytic and Mining

E-5101 English

CST - 5142 - Mathematics of Computing V

CST-5102 Distributed Systems and Advanced Networking

CT - 5133 - Fuzzy Logic Control Systems

CT-5134 : Network Security

CST - 5135 - Image Processing and Coputer Vision