Bachelor in Computer Engineering

Bachelor in Computer Engineering

BE Computer ·
Bachelors
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4 years

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Fee (Tentative)NPR 304,500

Institutions offering BE Computer

Currently, 1 institution offers Bachelor in Computer Engineering (BE Computer) under Far-Western University in Nepal with 1 of them offering in Kanchanpur district.

The Far Western University (FWU) is offering the course in Bachelors Degree in Computer Engineering. The objective of this course is to produce skilled, qualified Computer Engineers that work for software development, network design and implementation, hardware and software troubleshooting, network security policies, etc. A strong theoretical foundation with sufficient practical exposure prepares students to solve real-world problems.

The total number of available seats in the program is 48. Engineering classes are conducted in the day shift.

 

Salient Features

Each course is specified with lecture, tutorial, and practical hours per week. The method of instruction is a lecture, enhanced by tutorials, and/or practical depending upon the relevancy of the course. Tutorials are used to widen the concepts stated in the course. Practical and laboratory classes are used to develop necessary concepts and basic skills.

Scholarships

Far Western University offers scholarships on various bases. For scholarships please contact the university.

Eligibility

The candidates seeking admissions in BE Computer Engineering must have completed 10+2 from a recognized institution or any equivalent degree (A-level, Diploma in Engineering) with major in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. 

The candidates are required to have secured 'C' Grade or  45% or equivalent from a recognized board.

Admission Criteria

Candidates can apply online from the website of Far Western University at www.fwu.edu.np.

Candidates are required to submit the forms as listed below while submitting an online application:

  • Citizenship
  • Passport-sized photo
  • Marksheet of SLC/SEE, Provisional certificate, Migration Certificate, and Character certificate
  • Transcript of +2 level, Provisional certificate, Migration certificate, and Character certificate

Fee

Fee Structure for BE Computer Engineering (2077-78 Batch)

  1. Open Category: 304,500
  2. Scholarship Category: 57,500

Curricular Structure

This course is divided into eight semesters. The first-year courses include fundamental common subjects. The second and third-year courses generally include specific courses of the related discipline. The fourth-year courses include professional and application-type courses.

The course structure provides subject-wise information about the lecture, tutorial, and practical hours per week, full marks and pass marks for the internal and final examination and the duration of the final examination.

Credit Hours

This is a full-time course with 141 credit hours, Each student has to choose 2 elective subjects equivalent to 6 credit hours and one minor project of 3 credit hours. A field-based major project of 6 credit hours should be taken.

Internal Assessment and Final (End Semester) ExaminationThe student’s performance in each subject is evaluated by internal and final examination. Internal Assessment40 % of the total marks is allocated for internal assessment for the theory part of all subjects. Internal assessment marks should include class attendance and performance, timely submission, and correctness of assignments, class tests, quizzes, etc.

Evaluation of the practical part of most of the subjects is done through continuous assessment. It includes lab performance, report submission, presentation, viva, etc. However, for few courses, final examinations are also conducted.70 % attendance is mandatory to qualify for the final examination. Final ExaminationExaminations of theoretical subjects are conducted as per the academic calendar of FWU. The duration of the final examination will be of 3 hours for most of the subjects.

Pass MarksEach student must obtain 45 % in both internal assessment and final examination of each subject to pass in a particular subject. Only students who have passed the internal assessment of a particular subject are allowed to appear in the final examination of that subject.

Evaluation SystemStudents are evaluated on a continuous basis throughout the semester. Evaluation is done by the faculty, a consequence of the autonomous status granted to the faculty of engineering. Project work is evaluated on the basis of the review by internal and external examiners. For successful completion of the course, students should pass all the components of all subjects in all semesters. The overall performance of each student is measured by a cumulative grade point average.Depending upon the final weightage aggregate percentage scored by a student, a division is awarded as follows:CGPA > 3.6: Distinction DivisionCGPA < 3.6 and ≥ 3.0: First DivisionCGPA < 3.0 and ≥ 2.0: Second DivisionCGPA < 2.0 and ≥ 1.0: Pass Division

Curriculum Structure

First Year | First Semester
Course CodeCourseCredits
AR 111Engineering Drawing2
SH 112Engineering Math I3
SH 113Engineering Physics3
EE 114Basic Electrical Engineering3
CT 115Programming in C3
ME 116Workshop Technology1
Total 15
First Year | Second Semester
Course CodeCourseCredits
SH 121Engineering Math II3
SH 122Engineering Chemistry3
ME 123Thermodynamics3
CE 124Applied Mechanics3
CT 125Object-Oriented Programming3
CT 126Discrete Structure2
Total 17
Second Year | Third Semester
Course CodeCourseCredits
SH 231Engineering Math III3
CT 232Data Structure and Algorithm3
CT 233Theory of Computation3
EE 234Electrical Circuit Theory Course3
EX 235Digital Logic3
EX 236Electromagnetics3
Total 18
Second Year | Fourth Semester
Course CodeCourseCredits
SH 241Applied Mathematics3
EX 242Microprocessor3
CT 243Algorithmic Mathematics3
EE 244Electrical Machine3
EX 245Electronic Device and Circuit3
SH 246Communication English3
Total 18
Third Year | Fifth Semester
Course CodeCourseCredits
SH 351Probability and Statistic3
EX 352Instrumentation3
EX 353Computer Graphics3
CT 354Object-Oriented Software Engineering3
CT 355Computer Architecture and Design3
CT 356Operating System3
Total 18
Third Year | Sixth Semester
Course CodeCourseCredits
CT 361Project and Organization Management3
CT 362Research Methodology2
CT 363Artificial Intelligence3
CT 364Database Management System3
EX 365Communication System3
SH 366Engineering Economics2
CT 367Minor Project3
Total 19
Fourth Year | Seventh Semester
Course CodeCourseCredits
CT 471Computer Networks3
CT 472Distributed Computing3
CT 473Information System2
CT 474Data Mining and Data Warehousing3
CT 475Simulation and Modelling2
CTElective I3
CT 476Project - Part A2
Total 18
Fourth Year | Eighth Semester
Course CodeCourseCredits
CT 481Digital Signal Analysis and Processing3
CE 482Engineering Professional Practice2
CT 483Information Security3
CT 484Big Data3
CTElective - II3
CT 485Project - Part B4
Total 18
Elective I
Code No.SubjectCredits
CT 4701Multimedia System3
CT 4702Image Processing and Pattern Recognition3
CT 4703Networking with IPV63
CT 4704Geographical Information System3
CT 4705Agile Software Development3
CT 4706Embedded System3
CT 4707Software Project Management3
CT 4708Internet and Intranet3
Elective II
Code No.SubjectCredits
CT 4801Enterprise Application Design and Development3
CT 4802Internet of Things3
CT 4803Distributed and Object-Oriented Database3
CT 4804e-Government System3
CT 4805Web Technology3
CT 4806Machine Learning3