Department of Physical Sciences / B.Sc. Computer Science, Electronics
The B.Sc. Computer Science & Electronics (Dual Major) programme offers an exciting and dynamic blend of two transformative disciplines. Computer Science has revolutionized modern society across communication, healthcare, manufacturing, security, business, entertainment and scientific research. Electronics focuses on the behavior and controlled flow of electrons in semiconductor materials and electronic circuits—covering active and passive components, integrated circuits and systems that process signals and data. Together, these fields form the backbone of modern technological innovation.
This dual-major programme provides a comprehensive blend of theoretical concepts and practical skills, enabling students to gain strong foundations in computing, digital systems, electronic devices and embedded technologies. The curriculum imparts in-depth knowledge of discrete components, electronic devices, digital electronics, Verilog programming, communication systems, digital signal processing, biomedical electronics, microprocessors and microcontrollers. The B.Sc. is a three-year degree programme. However, as per the provisions of the new National Education Policy (NEP 2020), a student may continue into the fourth year and earn a B.Sc. Honours degree.
Dual-major blend of computer science and electronics — knowledge in both software and hardware domains for versatile tech careers.
Foundations in digital electronics, Verilog, microprocessors, microcontrollers, DSP, communication systems and biomedical electronics.
Three-year B.Sc. degree with the option to continue into the fourth year and earn a B.Sc. Honours degree under NEP 2020.
Graduates pursue roles across embedded systems, IoT, robotics, telecommunications, IT and higher studies in either domain.
A dual-major B.Sc. blending software and hardware foundations for embedded, IoT and electronics–computing careers.
Programme: Bachelor of Science (Dual Major)
Specialisation: Computer Science & Electronics
Duration: 3 Years (Optional 4th Year – B.Sc. Honours under NEP 2020)
Mode: Full-Time Undergraduate Programme
Academic Focus: Programming, AI/ML, databases; digital electronics, Verilog, microprocessors, DSP, communication and embedded systems
Pathway: Embedded systems, IoT, robotics, telecommunications, IT and higher studies
Review the mandatory academic qualifications and minimum score criteria required for admission.
Candidates who have completed Higher Secondary (10+2/PUC) or equivalent with 40% aggregate (or equivalent CGPA) and have studied Physics, Mathematics, Electronics or Computer Science as one of the subjects are eligible.
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Programming, data structures, algorithms, software development, databases, artificial intelligence and machine learning.
Discrete components, electronic devices, digital electronics, signal processing, microprocessors, microcontrollers and communications.
Design and development of hardware–software systems including embedded systems, DSP and biomedical electronics.
Problem-solving skills, logical and algorithmic thinking, analytical reasoning and technical design skills.
Skill development certification programs, electives, workshops and interdisciplinary learning aligned with industry trends.
Pathway to higher studies (M.Sc., Ph.D.) in computer science or electronics, and careers across multiple tech industries.
Modern technology depends on both software and hardware. Graduates who understand programming, digital systems, embedded platforms and signal processing are well positioned for roles in IoT, robotics, telecommunications and related fields.
The B.Sc. Computer Science & Electronics dual major at Kristu Jayanti combines computing foundations with digital electronics, Verilog, microprocessors, DSP and communication systems—supported by labs, projects and enrichment activities.
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With dual depth in computer science and electronics, graduates are prepared for hardware–software integration careers and higher studies in either domain.