| NID in Computer Software Engineering |
The NID programme in Software Engineering is structured to run for twenty four months of classroom and practical works, with the supervised industrial work experience scheme (SIWES) with relevant organizations and running concurrently with course work starting in the third quarter. |
The National Innovation Diploma programme is designed to produce skilled software technicians who should be able to solve a wide range of problems by the systematic development and evaluation of large, high quality software systems. |
NID I - SEMESTER I
Course Code |
Course Title |
CSE 101
CSE 111
CSE 121
CSE 131
CSE 141
CSE 151
MTH 101
STT 101
GNS 101 |
Computers Systems
Introduction to Programming
Basic Digital Systems
Internet and World Wide Web
Computer Application Packages
File Organization and Management
Logic and Linear Algebra
Introduction to Statistics
English Language and Communication |
NID I - SEMESTER 2
Course Code |
Course Title |
CSE 102
CSE 112
CSE 122
CSE 132
CSE 142
CSE 152
CSE 162
MTH 102
GNS 111 |
Data Structures and Algorithm
PC Upgrade and Maintenance
Computer System Troubleshooting
Computer and Society
Basic Hardware Maintenance
System Analysis and Design
Students Industrial Attachment
Calculus
English Language and Communication II |
NID 2 - SEMESTER I
Course Code |
Course Title |
CSE 201
CSE 211
CSE 221
CSE 231
CSE 241
CSE 251
ENT 201
|
Programming Concepts
Computer Programming using VB.NET
System Programming Concept (C, C++)
Computer Application Packages II
Structured Query Language I
Relational Data Base Management Systems (RDBMS) I
Entrepreneurship Development |
NID 2 - SEMESTER 2
Course Code |
Course Title |
CSE 202
CSE 212
CSE 222
CSE 232
CSE 242
CSE 252 |
Scientific Programming Language using Object Oriented JAVA
Management Information System
Structured Query Language II
Relational Data Base Management Systems (RDBMS) II
Software Project Management
Project |
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For the purpose of awarding the National Innovation Diploma in Software Engineering is, the students’ work shall be evaluated on the basis of Practical work, Examinations and Tests assessed per subject and SIWES, as follows:
SIWES is programmed to run concurrently with course work starting in the third quarter.
The weighting of each of the components of subjects and SIWES shall be as follows:
General Studies - 10% (minimum)
Foundation Studies - 15% (minimum)
Industrial Attachment (SIWES) - 25% (minimum)
Professional (Core) Studies - 50% (maximum)
100%
Practical - 70%
Examinations - 20%
Class Tests - 10%
100% |