Alliance University

The B. Tech. degree in Computer Science and Engineering at the Alliance College of Engineering and Design, apart from offering common core subjects, extends to its graduates the flexibility to select from a wide range of elective subjects, which enables them to gain domain knowledge and practice-oriented learning in the key aspects of computer science and engineering—as well as newer academic insights into the salient advancements and emerging technologies.

Electives thus offered aim at equipping graduates with the skills and expertise required to design and develop computer software that is applied to diverse system-based environments; computing solutions for optimizing and enhancing the performance of systems; and computers to solve challenges in areas such as robotics, computer vision, digital forensics, image processing and pattern recognition techniques, machine learning, and protocol verification techniques.

The field of Civil Engineering, which is based on the principles of science, mathematics and computational tools, enhances the quality of life of society at large by furthering advancements in civil engineering infrastructure. The B. Tech. degree course in Civil Engineering at the Alliance College of Engineering and Design, imparts strong theoretical foundations to graduate students and combines practical learning in various areas such as surveying, construction engineering, geotechnical engineering, structural engineering, environmental engineering, transportation engineering and town planning. The course is interdisciplinary and covers a wide spectrum of electives that are aimed at an in-depth understanding among graduates of atmospheric science, computational fluid mechanics, soil mechanics, geographical information systems and remote sensing.

Graduates in mechanical engineering are adept at designing innovations and technological advancements in the high technology areas of mechanical systems, robotics, nanotechnology and mechatronics, and are renowned for their generalist engineering expertise. Choosing and pursuing a degree course in mechanical engineering—one of the oldest and broadest engineering branches—provides graduates with an opportunity to acquire knowledge and expertise that can be applied to the various branches of engineering. At the Alliance College of Engineering and Design, the B. Tech. in Mechanical Engineering degree is crafted with a high emphasis on the design aspects of mechanical engineering: tool and die design, industrial robotics, gears and cams as well as oil hydraulics and pneumatics.

The field of electrical and electronics engineering engages in the study and application of electricity, electronics and electromagnetism and has resulted in significant inventions ranging from the radio and television to laser and fiber optics. Graduates in electrical and electronics engineering are drivers of technological change and innovation in engineering-based industries. The B. Tech. degree course in Electrical and Electronics Engineering at the Alliance College of Engineering and Design, imparts to graduates a strong foundation in physical and mathematical sciences as well as computational methods related to electrical ciruitry. In addition to offering common core subjects, the course also covers basic concepts such as analog systems, digital systems, communication systems as well as advanced concepts such as signal and image processing, microwaves, antennas and propagation.

The B. Tech. degree course in Electronics and Communication Engineering at the Alliance College of Engineering and Design, imparts strong theoretical foundations and practical learning to its graduates on electronic devices as well as rigorous training in research, design and development of such devices, and their broad-based applications. The course offers a wide spectrum of elective subjects that cover the application of sophisticated and cutting-edge technologies for device design such as satellite transponder technology and signal processing chip technology. In addition to common core subjects offered in the course, other elective subjects aim to sharpen technical expertise in graduates on the recent advances and innovations in electronics and communication such as Sensor Networks; Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM); Wavelet Transformations; Digital Signal Processing (DSP); Data and Image Compressions; and Satellite Communication.