VishwaniketanCGC Network

VishwaniketanCGC Network

Contact Details: Vishwaniketan's Institute of ManagementEntrepreneurship and Engineering Technology , Opposite Mumbai PuneExpressway, Khalapur.

Email: ugfellowship@Vishwaniketan.edu.in,Mobile No: 7722067565 and 9595505278

About Vishwaniketan-CGC Network:Dr. Ramjee Prasad, Hon. President, Vishwaniketan

He is currently the Professor at Aarhus University, Denmark and DirectorCGC. Ramjee Prasad is the Founder Chairman of the Global ICTStandardization Forum for India (GISFI: www.gisfi.org) established in2009 GISFI aims to increase collaboration between European, Indian,Japanese and North-American standardization activities in the area ofInformation and Communication Technology (ICT) and related applicationareas. He was the Founder Chairman of the HERMES Partnership-anetwork of leading independent European research center’s established in1997, of which he is now the Honorary Chair. He is also a Knight ("Riddellof the Order of Dannebrog (2010), a distinguished award by the Queen ofDenmark. He has received several international awards. He has been a PhDguide for over 100 students.

Dr. S. S. Inamdar, Director CGC, India and Vice President, VishwaniketanDr. S. S. Inamdar holds a Doctorate in Electrical Engineering from NationalInstitute of Industrial Engineering (NITIE). He has total 29 years ofexperience in education of which over 20 have been spent at leadinginstitutes in the capacity of Director or Principal. He was steeringcommittee member of European Commission Project under ErasmusMundus Program titled 'Mobility of Life'. Vishwaniketan is an outcome ofthis program, where he introduced the PBL method of learning. He hasbeen working very closely with foreign universities under variouscollaboration programs. After studying education systems globally, he isvery strongly convinced that Indian education has to be transformedfrom theoretical question-answer-marks cycle) to problem & projectbased learning.

Dr. Janhavi Inamdar, Director, VishwaniketanDr. Janhavi Inamdar is doctorate in Civil Engineering. She has total 29yearsof experience in education at leading academic institutions in variouscapacities. She has contributed in international curriculum developmentat Master's level for "Sustainable Built Environment" under EuropeanCommission. She is recipient of Erasmus Mundus scholarship fortraining on Project Based Learning under Prof. Anette Kolmos, UNESCOchair of PBL, Aalborg University, Denmark.

Mr. Sharad Wagh, UG Fellowship/ MS Coordinator , VishwaniketanMr. Sharad Wagh is MTECH in Electronics and TelecommunicationEngineering . He has total 18 years of Teaching experience at Leadingacademic Institutions in Mumbai and Pune. He has 16 Publication inInternational Journals and Conferences such as IEEE, Springer , Elsevier,etc..

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Why UALR?A postgraduate qualification from a university in top 200 will set you apart.Benefits of studying a UALR postgraduate course include:

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Why gain a postgraduate qualification?

“Welcome to Vishwaniketan’s iMEET. Our world-class coursestructure will see you graduate with a degree that will prepareyou for success in our rapidly changing world. Whatever goalsyou may be pursuing, Vishwaniketan is the right choice now toset you up for the careers of tomorrow. I look forward towelcoming you to our community.

Dr. Janhavi Inamdar, Director

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Master’s Degree Programs available:

Information ScienceComputer ScienceSystem Engineering

 Eligibility:

Cumulative Grade Point Average (GPA) of at least 3.0 (4.0scale)GRE score 301 and aboveTOEFL score 80 and above

Anyone with a baccalaureate from an accredited school canapply for admission to the MS in Information Science program.Candidates who have a background in related fields or whohave professional experience in an information analysis role willbe the most prepared to enter and successfully complete theprogram.

Requirements for Regular Admission:

Baccalaureate degree from an accredited institutionCompletion of any remedial course work that may be specifiedby the department. Students seeking regular admission to theprogram are expected to have completed (with a grade of B orbetter in each course) course work or have professionalexperience equivalent.

Degree Requirements for Information Science: Four core courses. These also qualify you for the Graduate Certificate inData Science, so you can get that certificate in addition to your master’sdegree.

IFSC 7320 Database Systems or CPSC 7351 Database Design:Database systems and data modeling, including entity-relationship model, relational data model, normalization,structured query language (SQL), transaction management,object-oriented databases, and basics of physical databasedesign and query evaluation.IFSC 7370 Data Science and Technologies: This course provides asurvey of the skills and concepts needed for managing,processing, and analysing massive amounts of data in real time.Topics covered include data sourcing, storing and sharing,integration, and data mining strategies along with hands-onexperience working with sample technologies selected from acomplex ecosystem of tools and platforms.IFSC 5345 Information Visualization: The design andpresentation of digital information. Use of graphics, animation,sound, visualization software, and hypermedia in presentinginformation to the user. Methods of presenting complexinformation to enhance comprehension and analysis.Incorporation of visualization techniques into human-computerinterfaces.IFSC 7360 Data Protection and Privacy: Concepts and methodsfor creating technologies and related policies with provableguarantees of privacy protection while allowing society to collectand share person-specific information for necessary and worthypurposes. Methods include those related to the identifiability ofdata, record linkage, data profiling, data fusion, data anonymity,de-identification, policy specification and enforcement andprivacy-preserving data mining.

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Courses in Information Science 1) data science & analytics

BINS 5351 Data Analysis and ReportingBINS 7304 Business Applications for Decision MakingBINS 7309 Cloud-Based Business IntelligenceIFSC 5325 Data MiningIFSC 5360 Social ComputingIFSC 7321 Information Science and TheoryIFSC 7331 Network SciencesSTAT 7340 Advanced Statistical Methods ISTAT 7341 Advanced Statistical Methods II

2) database systems design, development, and managementCPSC 7352 Advanced Database IssuesIFSC 5330 Database SecurityIFSC 7310 Information Systems AnalysisINFQ 7303 Principles of Information QualityINFQ 7342 Information Quality Tools & Industry LandscapeINFQ 7367 Information Quality Policy and Strategy

3) emerging information technologiesBINS 7352 Emerging Technologies and Strategic IssuesCPSC 7373 Artificial IntelligenceIFSC 5399 Special Topics in Augmented and Virtual RealityINFQ 7348 Entity Resolution and Information QualityTINV 5301 Strategies for InnovationTINV 5302/IFSC 5301 Information, Computing & the Future

4) innovation (and a Graduate Certificate in Technology Innovation in addition toyour master’s degree)

TINV 5301 Strategies for InnovationTINV 5302 Information, Computing & the Future (or a relevant business courseapproved by the program coordinator)MGMT 5383 Entrepreneurial PerspectivesTINV 5303 Applied Innovation Project (or IFSC 7386 with an appropriate project

Degree Requirements for Computer Science: All students must take the following 5 courses (15 credit hours):CPSC 7311 Software EngineeringCPSC 7321 Operating SystemsCPSC 7331 Computer ArchitectureCPSC 7341 Telecommunications and NetworkingCPSC 7385 Analysis of Algorithms

Transfer of credit hours earned elsewhereMaximum of six (6) graduate credit hours can be transferred into the graduate degreeplan.Program OptionsAll students must complete one of the following options:Comprehensive Graduate Exam: 31 credit hours of course work plus a writtencomprehensive examination covering the core curriculum. The examination is offeredonce per regular semester and can be taken only twice.Graduate Project: 34 credit hours, consisting of 31 hours of course work plus 3 credithours of CPSC 7398 Graduate Project.Graduate Thesis: 31 credit hours, consisting of 25 hours of course work plus 6 credithours of CPSC 8100-8600 Thesis.

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Courses in Computer Science

CPSC 5360 Computer SecurityCPSC 5366 Interactive Computer Graphics and AnimationCPSC 5372 Object-oriented ProgrammingCPSC 5373 Fundamentals of Software EngineeringCPSC 5376 Applied CryptographyCPSC 5199-5499 Special TopicsCPSC 5381 Computer Architecture and DesignCPSC 5382 Compiler Construction and TheoryCPSC 5384 Computer NetworksCPSC 5388 Smart Software SystemsCPSC 7101 Research MethodologyCPSC 7102 Research ToolsCPSC 7103 Research ApplicationsCPSC 7190 Graduate SeminarCPSC 7301 Essentials of Computer SoftwareCPSC 7302 Essentials of Computer SystemsCPSC 7311 Software EngineeringCPSC 7312 Parallel ProcessingCPSC 7313 Concurrent Software System ArchitectureCPSC 7314 Integrated Software System EngineeringCPSC 7321 Operating SystemsCPSC 7322 Distributed SystemsCPSC 7325 Software Security AssessmentCPSC 7326 Malware AnalysisCPSC 7331 Computer ArchitectureCPSC 7332 Advanced Computer ArchitectureCPSC 7333 VLSI DesignCPSC 7334 Digital Systems and Hardware Design LanguagesCPSC 7341 Telecommunications and NetworkingCPSC 7342 Advanced Computer NetworkingCPSC 7343 Sensor NetworksCPSC 7351 Database DesignCPSC 7352 Advanced Database IssuesCPSC 7361 Computer GraphicsCPSC 7362 Advanced Computer GraphicsCPSC 7373 Artificial IntelligenceCPSC 7374 Image Processing

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CurriculumThesis Option

Core Courses – 12 creditsGraduate Seminar – 1 creditThesis Hours – 6 creditsElectives* – 12 credits

*) At least two 7xxx-level electives must be taken.Non-Thesis Option

Core Courses – 12 creditsGraduate Seminar – 1 creditProject Hours – 3 creditsElectives* – 15 credits

*) At least two 7xxx-level electives must be taken.Systems Engineering Required Core Courses – 12 credithours:SYEN 7311 Systems Design and AnalysisSYEN 7312 Systems Architecture and DesignSYEN 7313 Systems Management and EvaluationSYEN 7314 Multicriteria Decision and Risk Analysis

Systems Engineering Graduate Seminar – 1 credit hour:SYEN 7190 Systems Engineering Seminar

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SYEN 8100-8600 Systems Engineering Master’s ThesisProject Hours – 3 credit hours:SYEN 7385 Systems Engineering Graduate Project

ElectivesIn consultation with the Graduate Coordinator or thesis/project major advisor,students may take their elective course credits from any of the following samplecourses. The courses are listed by categories only for easy reference. For additionalsample courses, please visit the Graduate Catalogue. Students should take at leasttwo 7000-level elective courses.Systems Analysis and ApplicationsSYEN 5314 Queuing Theory and SystemsSYEN 5322 Modelling Transportation SystemsSYEN 5342 Linear Programming and Network FlowsSYEN 7315 Complex Engineered SystemsSYEN 7316 Advanced Systems SimulationSYEN 7342 Network and Combinatorial Optimization

Electrical and Computer EngineeringSYEN 5320 Linear State-Space Control SystemsSYEN 5331 Advanced Computer ArchitectureSYEN 5332 Applied Operating SystemsSYEN 5334 Software Systems EngineeringSYEN 5354 Power Systems AnalysisSYEN 5366 Advanced Digital SystemsSYEN 7332 Advanced Operating System DesignSYEN 7320 Linear Systems Theory

Telecommunications, Networking, and Signal ProcessingSYEN 5310 Introduction to Signal ProcessingSYEN 5336 Advances in Communication NetworksSYEN 5352 Spatial Time SeriesSYEN 5355 Mobile Multimedia InternetSYEN 5366 Advanced Digital SystemsSYEN 5356 RF Techniques and SystemsSYEN 7357 Advanced Antennas for Wireless SystemsSYEN 7355 Statistical Signal Processing

Mechanical EngineeringSYEN 5375 Mechanical VibrationsSYEN 5382 MEMS and MicrosystemsSYEN 5383 Finite Element AnalysisSYEN 5384 Computer Methods in Fluid and Heat TransferSYEN 7317 Nano structural Materials: Physical and Chemical PropertiesSYEN 7318 Micro- and Nano-FabricationSYEN 7374 ElasticitySYEN 7376 Fracture Mechanics

Degree Requirements for System Engineering The program consists of a minimum of 31 credit hours beyond thebaccalaureate degree, of which a maximum of six hours can be transferred froma graduate program from another university with the Graduate Coordinator’sapproval. All credit hours earned in the Systems Engineering Graduate CertificateProgram are transferable into the master’s program upon admission into themaster’s program.Maintain acceptable academic performance: All master’s course work must becompleted with a minimum GPA of 3.0. If a student receives one “C” in thecourse work, the student will be warned that his/her academic performance isunacceptable and that the student will be reviewed by the Systems Engineeringfaculty, which will suggest corrective action. A student receiving two “C’s” will bedismissed from the program, pending review by the Systems Engineering faculty.• Pass thesis proposal defense / project proposal defense.• Pass thesis final defense / project final defense.

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