Computer Science and Cyber Security
About the Department
The rapid evolution of technology and the increasing dependence on digital systems have made Cybersecurity a critical field in today’s world. The Department of Computer Science and Engineering (Cybersecurity) is established in 2026 with an annual intake of 30 students, aiming to meet the increasing demand for skilled professionals in information security and cyber defense. The programme emphasizes strong theoretical foundations, hands-on practical training, and exposure to contemporary tools and technologies in Cybersecurity. It aims to equip students with the ability to identify vulnerabilities, analyze threats, and design secure computing systems.
With a well-structured curriculum focusing on network security, ethical hacking, cryptography, digital forensics, cloud security, and security operations, faculty expertise and industry-relevant training, the department aims to prepare students to meet challenges in Cybersecurity and contribute to the development of a secure and resilient digital society.
The department also promotes research, innovation, and industry collaboration to ensure that graduates are well-prepared to meet real-world challenges while upholding ethical and professional responsibilities.
Graduates from the department are well-prepared for roles such as Security Analyst, Ethical Hacker, SOC Analyst, and Cybersecurity Consultant, contributing effectively to building a secure digital environment.
Vision
To emerge as a center of excellence in cyber security education, research, and innovation, producing ethically strong, technically competent, and globally competitive professionals who secure cyberspace and contribute to building a resilient digital society.
Mission
- DM 1 : Achieve academic excellence in cyber security through innovative, ICT-enabled teaching-learning processes and experiential labs.
- DM 2 :Enhance student employability by imparting industry-relevant cyber security skills, certifications, and career development programs.
- DM 3 : Strengthen industry-institute collaboration through MoUs, internships, and live projects with leading cyber security organizations.
- DM 4 : Foster research, innovation, and entrepreneurship in emerging areas of cyber security through projects, incubation, and creative problem solving.
