Admission will be based on the marks scored by students in the Entrance Test. Eligibility for Admission

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1 Eligibility for Admission Bachelors' degree ( pattern) in any discipline or any other degree recognized equivalent thereto from a recognized University with at least 50% marks in aggregate (40% for candidates belonging to the Scheduled caste and Scheduled tribe categories). Candidates appearing in the final year of the qualifying examination or those, whose result of the same is awaited, can also apply for appearing in the Entrance Test. Procedure for Admission For admission to M.Sc IT programme all eligible candidates are required to undergo Entrance Test. Candidates desirous of taking the Entrance Test Scientists in making are required to apply on the Admission Application Form attached with this Bulletin following which the University will issue Admission Notification, some time in March- April, 2011, in Newspapers and on University website The Entrance Test will be conducted at MCA/MIT Department, BGSB University Campus, Rajouri; Camp Office Jammu, Near KB Public School, Bye Pass Road, Channi Himmat, Jammu, & Regional Office, H.No 201, Sector-B, Bagh-i-Hyder, Hyderpora, Bye Pass Road Srinagar, Kashmir. Syllabus for the Entrance Test and Model Question Paper will be available on the University website from where they can be Information Technology Laboratory downloaded. The Admit Card will be sent to each applicant by the Head, Department of Information Technology, BGSB University, Rajouri. Admission will be based on the marks scored by students in the Entrance Test. 22

2 Masters in Applied Mathematics BGSB University has the distinction of being the only University in the State to have the Department of Applied Mathematics under the banner of School of Mathematical Sciences and Engineering. Masters in Applied Mathematics was launched in the year 2005 as full time, 4 semester programme. The Department is planning to start M.Phil and Ph.D programmes this year. The Department has very rich library, well equipped Computer lab. and a spacious Seminar hall. Along with providing high quality teaching in Mathematics the Department concentrates in raising moral values of students to prepare them to serve the society better. The faculty of the Department is young and dynamic involved in research. Besides formal class teaching, the Department organizes Guest lectures, seminars, students conferences etc for better development of students. Some leading scholars of Mathematics, of the country who visit the Department, from time to time, for lecturing and interacting with faculty are connected with the Department. Placement o f pass outs Almost all students o f last thre e batches who completed thei r Master s programm e from the Department got placed in variou s organizations, especially in banking an d education sector s. Regul aractivities Every ye ar the Department organises a Student s conference an d a Written Test i n which more than 100 students o f various Universities / Colleges participate. Inf orm atio n Bu lletin Objectives of the Programme To develop such Mathematical acumen among students which finds application in real world problems in the field of medicine, agriculture, industry, trade, finance etc. Features of the Programme 1.The syllabus for the programme takes care of the syllabus prescribed for NET and SLET. 2. Courses such as Finanical Mathematics prepare students for banking and corporate sectors. 3.Such courses as wavelet, optimization etc prepare students for employment in industry. 4. The programme has more than one course on communication skills and personality development which helps in improving acceptability of pass- outs in the corporate Sector. 23 Applied Mathematic s Department of Applied Mathematics

3 Course Curriculum of Applied Mathematics Semester- I Elective Courses The Choice of Electives is subject to availability of facility for teaching in the Department MAM 121 Applied Analysis MAM 122 Differential Equations and Applications MAM 123 Real Analysis MAM 124 Numerical Analysis with Applications MAM 125 Fundamentals of computers MAM 126 Technical Communication MAM 127 Lab course on MAM-125 Semester- II MAM 221 MAM 222 MAM 223 MAM 224 MAM 225 MAM 226 Lab on MAM 224 Applied Harmonic Analysis Numerical Methods for ODE Functional Analysis with Applications Computer Programming and numerical methods using C Complex Analysis and Applications Elective I MAM 325 MAM 326 Elective(II-IV) MAM 422 MAM 423 MAM 424 MAM 425 MAM 426 MAM 427 MAM 428 MAM 429 MAM 430 (Any one of the following) Mathematical Finance Modeling of Real World Problems by Variational Inequalities ( A n y t h r e e f r o m t h e following) Time Series Analysis with Wavelets and Fractals Graph Theory and Applications Advanced topics in Variational equations and Inequalities Fluid Dynamics Advanced Finite element Methods Algorithmic optimization I n t e g r a l E q u a t i o n s a n d Applications Mathematical Biology Mathematical Methods and Models for Hydrocarbon Exploration and Production Semester- III MAM 321 MAM 322 MAM 323 MAM 324 MAM Stochastic Analysis and Monte Carlo Methods Numerical Methods for PDE Topics of Applied Functional Analysis Wavelets and Applications Elective - I Semester- IV MAM 411 MAM Dissertation/Major Project Elective - II Elective - III Elective - IV Busy in examination 24

4 R e s i d e n t F a c u l t y Professor M. Asger M.Tech, Ph. D Dean, School of Mathematical Science & Engineering Dr. Zaheer Abbas M.Phil. Ph. D Dr. Javid Iqbal M.Phil. Ph. D Mr. Sumeet Kumar Sharma M.Sc. Applied Mathematics Ms. Shruti Gupta M.Sc. Applied Mathematics Ms. Sonia Gupta M.Sc. Applied Mathematics Intake Vi s i t i n g F a c u l t y Total Seats 21 Open Merit & Reserved 15 Self Financing 06 Prof. A.H. Siddqui Sharda University Prof. P.K. Jain Delhi University Prof. Khalil Ahmad Jamia Milia Islamia Prof. S.D. Sharma Jammu University Prof. A.P. Singh Jammu University Dr. Kalimuddin Ahmad Aligarh Muslim University Prof. B.S. Komal Jammu University Prof. M.Sofi Kashmir University Prof. Auqil Ahmad Kashmir University Delegates participating in National Seminar at BGSBU 25

5 Eligibility for Admission Procedure for Admission Bachelors' degree of pattern with Mathematics For Admission to MAM programme merit will be as one of the subjects or any other degree recognized calculated by adding marks secured in equivalent thereto from any recognized university with Mathematics paper in B.A/B.Sc Part I, II and III to at least 45% marks in aggregate (40% for the the total marks secured in Bachelor's degree candidates belonging to the Scheduled caste and examination. Scheduled tribe categories). Candidates appearing in the Final Year Examination of the qualifying degree, or those whose result of the same is awaited, can also apply provisionally. Jagjivan Ram Chatra Vas 26

6 Centre for Industrial Technology & Management The Centre for Industrial Technology & Management (CITM) imparts latest technical education through Diploma Courses. The need for instituting these courses was felt on account of non-availability of Polytechnic College in the twin districts of Poonch & Rajouri. As a consequence many bright school pass outs who do not have the means to pursue studies run from pillar to post in search of vocational training to acquire skills to make their living. The skilled work force that the Centre will generate will be an asset to meet the requirement of present day society where every home has variety of electric and electronic gadgets that call for maintenance, upkeep and repair. Lower level engineers are also in demand in industry and factories. The Centre is running following Diploma Courses. D i p l o mi n a Electronics & Communication Engineering Electrical & Renewable Energy Engineering Civil Engineering Mechanical Engineering Inf orm atio n Bu lletin While many Diploma holders may prefer to take up jobs on completion of their course the few bright ones have the option of seeking admission to B.E and B. Tech. Programmes in this or any other university through lateral entry. Greening the Campus 27

7 Course Curriculum Electronics & Communication Engineering Semester-I ECE-101 English & Communication skill - I ECE-102 Applied Mathematics - I ECE-103 Applied Physics - I ECE-104 Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering ECE-105 Engineering Drawing - I ECE-111 English & Communication Skill - I ECE-112 Applied Physics - I ECE-113 Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering ECE-114 Basic Information Technology ECE-115 Engineering Drawing - I ECE-116 General Workshop Practice - I ECE-411 ECE-412 ECE-413 ECE-414 ECE-415 Semester-V ECE-501 ECE-502 ECE-503 ECE-504 ECE-505 Electrical Machines Advance Communication Network filters and Transmission lines Microprocessors and Applications Computer Programming & Application Microwave and Radar Engineering Power Electronics Advanced Microprocessors Consumer Electronics Computer Organisation and Networking Semester-II ECE-201 ECE-202 ECE-203 ECE-204 ECE-205 ECE-206 ECE-211 ECE-212 ECE-213 ECE-214 ECE-215 ECE-216 Semester-III ECE-301 ECE-302 ECE-303 ECE-304 ECE-305 ECE-311 ECE-312 ECE-313 ECE-314 ECE-315 Applied Mathematics - II Basic Electronics Electronic Components & Materials Computer Programming & Applications Basic Electronics Computer Programming & Applications Electronic Components & Materials General Workshop Practice - II Electronic Devices and Circuits Electronic Instruments and Measurements Principles of Communications Engineering Digital Electronics Electronic Devices and Circuits Electronic Instruments and Measurements Principles of Communications Engineering Digital Electronics ECE-511 Microwave and Radar Engineering ECE-512 Power Electronics ECE-513 Advanced Microprocessors ECE-514 Consumer Electronics ECE-515 Trouble Shooting of Electronic Equipment ECE-516 Computer Organisation and Networking (2 Weeks Industrial Training) Semester-VI ECE-601 ECE-602 ECE-603 ECE-604 ECE-605 ECE-611 ECE-612 ECE-613 ECE-614 Mobile Communications Micro Controllers and Embedded Systems Digital Signal processing Digital Systems Design Entrepreneurship Development & Managements Mobile Communications Micro Controllers and Embedded Systems Digital Signal processing Project Work Semester-IV ECE-401 ECE-402 ECE-403 ECE-404 ECE-405 Electrical Machines Advance Communication Network filters and Transmission lines Microprocessors and Applications Computer Programming & Application Electronics Lab 28

8 Electrical & Renewable Energy Engineering Semester-I ERE-101 ERE-102 ERE-103 ERE-104 ERE-105 English & Communication skill - I Applied Mathematics - I Applied Physics - I Applied Chemistry - I Engineering Drawing - I ERE-111 ERE-112 ERE-113 ERE-114 ERE-115 ERE-116 Semester-II English & Communication Skill - I Applied Physics - I Applied Chemistry - I Basic Information Technology Engineering Drawing - I General Workshop Practice - I Lab courses ERE-411 ERE-412 ERE-413 ERE-414 ERE-415 Electrical Machines - I Analog Electronics - II Electrical Engineering Design and Drawing - II Electrical and Electronics Workshop Practice - II Computer Programming and Application ERE-201 ERE-202 ERE-203 ERE-204 ERE-205 ERE-206 ERE-211 ERE-212 ERE-213 ERE-214 ERE-215 ERE-216 Applied Mathematics - II Applied Chemistry - II Basic Electrical Engineering Engineering Drawing - II Applied Chemistry - II Basic Electrical Engineering Engineering Drawing - II General Workshop Practice - II Semester-V ERE-501 ERE-502 ERE-503 ERE-504 ERE-505 ERE-511 ERE-512 ERE-513 ERE-514 ERE-515 Electrical Mechanics - II Electrical power - I Power Electronics Digital Electronics and Microprocessors Utilization of Electric Energy Electrical Mechanics - II Power Electronics Digital Electronics and Microprocessors Minor Project Micro-Controllers & PLC Semester-III ERE-301 ERE-302 ERE-303 ERE-304 ERE-305 ERE-311 ERE-312 ERE-313 ERE-314 ERE-315 Analog Electronics - I Non-Conventional Energy Sources Electrical Measurements and Instrumentation Electrical and Electronics Engineering Materials Analog Electronics - I Electrical Measurements and Instrumentation Electrical Engineering Design and Drawing Electrical and Electronics Workshop Practice - I Semester-VI ERE-601 ERE-602 ERE-603 ERE-604 ERE-605 ERE-611 ERE-612 ERE-613 Control of Electric Mechanics Installation and Maintenance of Electrical Equipment Electrical Power - II Energy Management Entrepreneurship Development and Management Control of Electric Mechanics Electrical Power - II Major Project Semester-IV ERE-401 ERE-402 ERE-403 ERE-404 ERE-405 Electrical Machines - I Analog Electronics - II Solar and Wind Energy Estimating and costing in Electrical Engineering Computer Programming and Application 29

9 Civil Engineering Semester-I CE-101 CE-102 CE-103 CE-104 CE-105 English & Communication skill - I Applied Mathematics - I Applied Physics - I Applied Chemistry - I Engineering Drawing - I CE-411 CE-412 CE-413 CE-414 CE-415 CE-416 Concrete Technology Water supply and Waste water Engineering Soil and foundation Engineering Surveying - II Structural Mechanics Public Health Engineering Drawing CE-111 CE-112 CE-113 CE-114 CE-115 CE-116 English & Communication Skill - I Applied Physics - I Applied Chemistry - I Basic Information Technology Engineering Drawing - I General Workshop Practice - I Semester-V CE-501 CE-502 CE-503 CE-504 CE-505 RCC Design and Drawing Highway Engineering Railway, Bridges and Tunnels Irrigation Engineering and Drawing Quantity Surveying Semester-II CE-201 CE-202 CE-203 CE-204 CE-205 CE-206 Applied Mathematics - II Applied Chemistry - II Applied Mechanics Engineering Drawing - II CE-511 CE-512 CE-513 CE-514 CE-515 Semester-VI RCC Design and Drawing Highway Engineering Survey camp (2 weeks) Minor Project Work Irrigation Engineering and Drawing CE-211 CE-212 CE-213 CE-214 CE-215 CE-216 Semester-III Applied Chemistry - II Applied Mechanics Engineering Drawing - II General Workshop Practice - II CE-601 CE-602 CE-603 CE-604 CE-605 CE-611 CE-612 CE-613 Steel and Timber Structure Design & Drawing Earthquake resistant Building Construction Construction Management Rural Construction Technology Entrepreneurship Development & Management Steel and Timber Structure Design and drawing Computer Application in Civil Engineering - I Project Work CE-301 CE-302 CE-303 CE-304 CE-305 Fluid Mechanics Surveying - I Construction Materials Building Construction CE-311 CE-312 CE-313 CE-314 CE-315 Fluid Mechanics Surveying - I Construction Materials Building Drawing Semester-IV CE-401 CE-402 CE-403 CE-404 CE-405 Concrete Technology Water supply and Waste water Engineering Soil and foundation Engineering Surveying - II Strength of Material Engineers in making 30

10 Mechanical Engineering Semester-I Semester-IV ME-101 ME-102 ME-103 ME-104 ME-105 English & Communication skill - I Applied Mathematics - I Applied Physics - I Applied Chemistry - I Engineering Drawing - I ME-401 ME-402 ME-403 ME-404 ME-405 Material Science Manufacturing Processes and Practice - II Applied Thermodynamics Hydraulic and Hydraulic Machine Metrology and quality Control ME-111 ME-112 ME-113 ME-114 ME-115 ME-116 English & Communication Skill - I Applied Physics - I Applied Chemistry - I Basic Information Technology Engineering Drawing - I General Workshop Practice - I ME-411 ME-412 ME-413 ME-414 ME-415 ME-416 Computer Aided Drafting and Drawing Material Science Manufacturing Processes and Practice - II Applied Thermodynamics Hydraulic and Hydraulic Machine Metrology and quality Control Semester-II Semester-V ME-201 ME-202 ME-203 ME-204 ME-205 ME-206 ME-211 ME-212 ME-213 ME-214 ME-215 ME-216 Applied Mathematics - II Applied Chemistry - II Applied Mechanics Engineering Drawing - II Applied Chemistry - II Applied Mechanics Engineering Drawing - II General Workshop Practice - II ME-501 ME-502 ME-503 ME-504 ME-505 ME-511 ME-512 ME-513 ME-514 ME-515 Machine Design Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Manufacturing Processes and Practice - III Industrial Automation Production Management Machine Design Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Industrial Automation Production Management Industrial Training (4 weeks after 4th semester) Semester-III Semester-VI ME-301 ME-302 ME-303 ME-304 ME-305 Fluid Mechanics Strength of Materials Fundamentals of Thermal Engineering Manufacturing Processes and Practice - I ME-601 ME-602 ME-603 ME-604 ME-605 CNC Machines Automobile Engineering Maintenance Engineering Theory of machines E n t r e p r e n e u r s h i p D e v e l o p m e n t & Management ME-311 ME-312 ME-313 ME-314 ME-315 Fluid Mechanics Strength of Materials Machine Drawing Manufacturing Processes and Practice - I ME-611 ME-612 ME-613 CNC Machines Automobile Engineering Project Work 31

11 I n t a k3e 0 : S e a ti s n e a c sh t re a m Merit & Reserved : 20 seats Self Financing : 10 seats E l i g i b ifl oi tra y d m i s s i o n Matriculation from any recognized Board of School Education with at least 50% marks (45% for SC/ST) Candidates appearing in the qualifying examination or those whose result of the same is awaited can also apply provisionally. P ro c e d e ufro ra d m i s s i o n Admission to Diploma Engineering courses shall be made either on the basis of merit obtained in the qualifying examination i.e. Matriculation or through Entrance Test as will be decided by the university. Necessary notification will be issued in press and electronic media. Syllabus and Model Question paper will be available on the University website: R e s i d e n t F a c u l t y Mr. Nikhil Gupta Mr. Amit Dogra Mr. Mehamood Iqbal Mr. Malik Younis Mr. Mohd Raqeeb Ms. Nisha Gupta Mr. Mohd-ul-Hasan Mr. Manik Groach M-Tech Mr. Tanveer Ahmed M.Sc Mr. Maroof Ahmed Mr. Sarfraz Choudhary Mr. Wajid Ali Bhat Mr. Rameez Ahmed Khan Mr. Riyaz Kasab M-Tech Mr. Vaseem Ahmed M-Tech Mr. Ishtiaq Ahmed Mr. Abdul Rashid M-Tech Mr. Shoket Latief Khan M.Sc. Ms. Rafia Khatoon M. Phil Mr. Mohd Rizwan Wani M.Sc Ms. Rukshana Thaker BE CSE. Mr. Vishal Sharma M. Phil Mr. Neetan Sharma Mr. Mohd Rafiq B. Tech Mr. Shakoor Ahmed B. Tech 32

12 College of Engineering & Technology Information Bullet in The college trains young men and women for careers in engineering. It offers learning environment, nurtures talent and endeavors to promote innovation and develop professionalism in students. The College is endeavoring to become a Centre for excellence in engineering by initiating research and promoting consultancy services. It runs following Engineering programmes: B.Tech. Computer Sciences & Engineering (CSE) B.Tech. Electronics & Communications (ECE) B.Tech. Electrical and Renewable Energy (EREE) B.Tech. Information Technology & Telecommunication (ITT) B.Tech. Civil Engineering (CE) The B.Tech. programmes of the university aims at taking advantage of the technology boom and generate trained manpower that will have ready job market. The purposefully employed young men and women will usher in economic transformation in the state. All programmes are approved by AICTE. The College is striving at: Improvement of course curriculum through involvement of experts from other good institutes. Building national and international linkages with businesses, universities and institutes of repute for imbibing global perspective and standard. Personal and professional development and promotion of employability skills. Imbibing state-of-the-art technology and improvement of infrastructure conducive to excellence. College of Engineering & Technology 33 32

13 Milestones achieved during the period Students' Amenities Besides other amenities available to university students in general, the college offers some special amenities to its students which include: College Library The library has huge collection of Engineering books, journals and newspapers. A separate Book Bank has been established which provides prescribed text books to all students, those of socially disadvantaged classes in particular. Hi-Tech Class rooms and Labs All class rooms have latest infrastructure including provision for presentations using digital devices, OHP, etc. All laboratories are fully equipped for carrying out prescribed lab. work. The laboratories are modernized, and at par with the expectations of the industry. Industrial Relations In order to focus on interaction with the industry an exclusive cell called the Industry Institute Partnership Cell has been set up which shall be the focal point of sustained relationship with industry for, consultancy programmes, industry specific training programmes, mentorship programme for students by Industry Experts, guest lectures, industrial visits, entering into memoranda of understanding with other institutes; MoU signed with U.S based cummins Fleet Guard Group. Placement Cell The College has a separate Placement and Training (PAT) Cell that helps students to achieve their carrier goals. The Cell functions in tandem with the Centre for Enhancement of Employability Skills of the University. Security The university administration understands the importance of a secure and peaceful campus. Accordingly, all possible security measures have been taken to ensure peace and tranquility on the campus. Ragging is strictly prohibited. 34

14 Course Curriculum B. Tech. Computer Sciences & Engineering Semester-I ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-101 Communication Skills ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-102 Mathematics-I ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-103 Applied Physics ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-104 Basic Electronics ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-105 Computer Fundamentals ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-106 Electrical Science ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-111 Applied Physics ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-112 Computer Fundamentals ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-113 Basic Electronics/Electrical Sciences ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-114 Language Semester-II ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-201 Communication Skills & Personality Development ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-202 Mathematics -II ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-203 Engineering Graphics ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-204 C & Data Structures ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-205 Environmental Sciences ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-206 Digital Electronics ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-211 Digital Electronics ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-212 C & Data Structures ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-213 Workshop Practice ECE/CSE/ITE/EREE/CE-214 Auto Cad Semester-IV CSE-401 CSE-402 CSE-403 CSE-404 CSE-405 CSE-406 CSE-411 CSE-412 CSE-413 Semester -V CSE-501 CSE-502 CSE-503 CSE-504 CSE-505 CSE-506 CSE-511 CSE-512 CSE-513 Mathematics -IV Microprocessors & Interfacing Operating System Object Oriented Programming Data Communication and Computer Networks Computer Graphics & Multimedia OOPS Microprocessors & Interfacing Computer Graphics Discrete Mathematics Visual Programming Principles of Programming Languages Computer Based Numerical Techniques Management Information System Operations Research Visual Programming Computer Based Numerical Techniques Mini Project Semester-III CSE-301 Mathematics -III CSE-302 Communications Systems CSE-303 Database Management System CSE-304 Signals & Systems CSE-305 Computer Architecture and Organization CSE-306 Principles of Marketing & Management CSE-311 CSE-312 CSE-313 Communication Systems DBMS Signals and Systems Returning after the days work 35

15 Semester-VI CSE-601 Software Engineering CSE-602 Simulation and Modeling CSE-603 Analysis and Design of Algorithms CSE-604 Automata & Formal Languages CSE-605 UNIX/LINUX and Shell Programming CSE-606 Embedded Systems CSE-611 Simulation & Modeling CSE-612 UNIX/LINUX CSE-613 Seminar (2 Seminars per student) Elective II CSE-EL21 CSE-EL22 CSE-EL23 CSE-EL24 CSE-EL25 Elective III CSE-EL31 CSE-EL32 CSE-EL33 CSE-EL34 CSE-EL35 (Any one of the following) Pattern Recognition Optical Communication Data Warehousing & Data Mining Real Time System Bio-Informatics (Any one of the following) Expert Systems Grid Computing Neural Networks Display System Engineering Wireless Networks Semester-VII CSE-701 CSE-702 CSE-703 CSE-704 CSE-705 Elective I CSE-EL11 CSE-EL12 CSE-EL13 CSE-EL14 CSE-EL15 Fundamentals of Digital Image Processing Artificial Intelligence Cryptography & Network Security Distributed Computing Entrepreneurship Development and Management (Any one of the following) Distributed Database System Digital Signal Processing Advanced Computer Architecture Advanced Microprocessors and Microcontrollers Telecommunications Switching Techniques CSE-711 CSE-712 CSE-713 Fundamentals of Digital Image Processing Artificial Intelligence Industrial Training Semester-VIII CSE-801 Major Project & Viva-Voce Busy in Lab 36