Computer Science & Engineering
(Data Science)
Overview
The Bachelor of Engineering (B.E.) in Computer Science & Engineering with a specialization in Data Science at St. Peter’s Engineering College is a focused undergraduate program designed to prepare students for the rapidly evolving field of Data Science. Data Science is an interdisciplinary domain that leverages scientific methods, techniques, and algorithms to convert large datasets into actionable insights. This program integrates key concepts from mathematics, statistics, and computer science, equipping students with the computational skills necessary to tackle real-world data-driven challenges.
At St. Peter’s Engineering College, the 4-year B.E. program in Data Science combines core computer science courses with specialized subjects in Data Science. The curriculum covers essential areas such as mathematics, network security, computer vision, programming, communication networks, and advanced data science techniques. This comprehensive approach ensures that graduates gain the necessary expertise to build intelligent models and apply cutting-edge tools and systems used by Data Science professionals across various domains within Computer Science.
Vision and Mission
To develop skilled and socially responsible engineers in the field of Data Science, contributing to the progress of India and the global community.
- To provide top-quality technical education in Computer Science, Engineering, and Data Science by fostering an innovative and technologically advanced learning environment.
- To create an industry-aligned atmosphere by offering state-of-the-art infrastructure that supports success in a data-driven world.
- To equip students to develop innovative and intelligent solutions using their data analysis expertise and advancements in high-performance computing.
- To cultivate individuals with a deep sense of integrity and social responsibility.
PEO's and PSO's
PEO1: Develop advanced expertise in data science and related technologies such as machine learning, predictive analytics, and data engineering.
PEO2: Design and implement data-driven solutions to address real-world challenges in business, research, and social contexts.
PEO3: Exhibit high standards of social and professional ethics, along with strong entrepreneurial and leadership skills.
PSO1: Develop essential programming skills for a successful career as a data scientist.
PSO2: Apply data science principles and algorithms to solve real-world societal challenges.
PSO3: Leverage data science methodologies in various fields such as agriculture, education, and healthcare to drive societal progress.
Faculty Details
S.NO | Faculty Name | Designation | Qualification | UID | Profile |
1 | BADA BHASKAR REDDY | Professor | M.Tech, Ph.D | 8832-220216-152934 | View Profile |
2 | Mr.SUNNY SINGH | Asst.Prof. | M.Tech | 1012-231116-144905 | View Profile |
3 | ANUPATI SHIVA RAJ | Asst.Prof. | M.Tech | 2096-231018-134208 | View Profile |
Courses
I B.Tech I Semester | |
Theory | Practical |
Mathematics-I Question Bank | English Language Communication Skills Lab |
Engineering Chemistry Question Bank | Engineering Workshop |
Engineering Physics-I Question Bank | |
Professional Communication in English Question Bank | |
Engineering Mechanics Question Bank | |
Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering Question Bank |
I B.Tech I Semester | |
Theory | Practical |
Mathematics-I Question Bank | English Language Communication Skills Lab |
Engineering Chemistry Question Bank | Engineering Workshop |
Engineering Physics-I Question Bank | |
Professional Communication in English Question Bank | |
Engineering Mechanics Question Bank | |
Basic Electrical and Electronics Engineering Question Bank |
II B.Tech I Semester | |
Theory | Practical |
Mathematics-4 Question Bank | OOPS through JAVA |
Mathematical Foundations of Computer Science Question Bank | Data Structures through c++ Lab |
Data Structures through c++ Question Bank | ITWS |
Digital Logic Design Question Bank | |
OOPS through JAVA Question Bank | |
Environmental Science and Technology Question Bank |
II B.Tech II Semester | |
Theory | Practical |
Computer Organisation Question Bank | Computer Organisation Lab |
Database Management Systems Question Bank | Database Management Systems Lab |
Operating Systems Question Bank | Operating Systems Lab |
Business Economics and Financial Analysis Question Bank | Gender Sensatization Lab |
Formal Languages and Automata Theory Question Bank |
III B.Tech I Semester | |
Theory | Practical |
Design and Analysis of Algorithms Question Bank | Design and Analysis Lab |
Data Communications and Computer Networks Question Bank | Software Engineering Lab |
Software Engineering Question Bank | Computer Networks LAb |
Fundamentals of Management Question Bank | |
Open Elective-1 PEC Question Bank | |
Professional Ethics |
III B.Tech II Semester | |
Theory | Practical |
Compiler Design Question Bank | Web Technologies Lab |
Web Technologies Question Bank | Advanced English Communication Skills Lab |
Cryptography and Network Security Question Bank | Cryptography and Network Security Lab |
Open Elective II Question Bank | |
Professional Elective 1 Question Bank |
IV B.Tech II Semester | |
Theory | Practical |
Management Science Question Bank | Industry Oriented Mini Project |
Adhoc and Sensor Networks(Elective – III) Question Bank | Seminar |
Semantic Web and Social Networks (Elective – IV) Question Bank | Project Work |
Comprehensive Viva |
Electives | |
Open Elective Disaster Management Intellectual Property Rights Human Values and Professional Ethics | Elective – I Software Project Management Image Processing and Pattern Recognition Mobile Computing Computer Graphics Operations Research |
Elective – II Machine Learning Soft Computing Information Retrieval Systems Artificial Intelligence Computer Forensics | Elective – III Adhoc and Sensor Networks Storage Area Networks Database Security Embedded Systems |
Elective – IV Web Services Semantic Web and Social Networks Scripting Languages Multimedia and Rich Internet Applications | Professional Elective- I Mobile Computing Design patterns Artificial Intelligence Information security Management(Security Analyst1) Introduction to Analytics(Associate Analytics-1) |
Syllabus
EResources
Projects
Research and Development
Academic Excellence
Academic Year | S. No. | H.T. No. | Name of the Student | Branch | Section | % |
2020-21 | 1 | 20BK1A6602 | M.Ashish Kumar | AI&ML | A | 86.83 |
2 | 20BK1A6652 | Pusala Bhuvan Sai Krishna | A | 85.66 |
Infrastructure
Academic Facilities
Achievements
3rd Position in Project Expo hosted by CMR College of Engineering
Antra Hackathon at SOA University
Hackathon at St. Francis College for Women
A Team from the department of AI&ML represented our college and participated in a hackathon which was organized by Spectrum club of St. Francis college for women, they secured 2nd position and won a cash prize of 5000/- in the hackathon
First Place in MEDHANVESH 2K23 by Department of CSM
Other Events
Academic Excellence
Academic Year | S.No. | H.T. No. | Name of the Student | Branch | Section | % |
2021-22 | 1 | 21BK1A66B7 | SRINIVAS SAIPRIYA | AI&ML | B | 92.56 |
2 | 21BK1A6660 | KATTLA BHARGAVA SAI | B | 92 | ||
3 | 21BK1A6616 | BANDARI AKSHITHA REDDY | A | 91.56 | ||
2020-21 | 1 | 20BK1A6602 | M ASHISH KUMAR | AI&ML | A | 86.83 |
2 | 20BK1A6652 | PUSALA BHUVAN SAI KRISHNA | A | 85.66 | ||
3 | 20BK1A6613 | BASHAVANI SUMANTH | A | 85.17 |
Academic Year | S.No. | H.T. No. | Name of the Student | Branch | Section | % |
2021-22 | 1 | 20BK1A6652 | SUSALA BHUVAN SAI KRISHNA | AI&ML | A | 79.35 |
2 | 21BK5A6604 | KISTARAM BHUPATHI REDDY | A | 79.15 | ||
3 | 20BK1A6602 | M ASHISH KUMAR | A | 77.15 |