the whole academic session to give students and the faculty more help in their research and study.

Today Information Technology has become pervasive, while its parent, Computing Science, has become hard to find. There are several ways to present the canonical core of computing science. Over the years we have developed a distinctive style and method that bridges the theory-practice divide while remaining grounded in the core. To fulfill the need of practical knowledge the department has seven fully equipped computer labs having ultra modern hardware and software. We want the education imparted to our students to be the basis of a lifetime of learning.

We have a large Departmental library accessible to all students. The library has a very large and varied collection of books and journals.

Student-teacher relations are informal and friendly. A lack of hierarchy is very much a part of our tradition. Alumni teach many of our courses, motivated by a sense of gratitude for a place that has given them their education. As with any education institution, students give the department a dynamic character and an active culture towards Computer Science, guided by their faculty.