The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, University of Dhaka (CSEDU) offers 4-year Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Engineering degree program for the prospective undergraduate students. The latest curriculum was designed in 2015. The curriculum offers a sophisticated amalgamation of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science and Engineering courses. There are 8 (eight) semesters in undergrad program with 2 (two) six-month semesters in each year. Apart from the basic knowledge in Mathematics, Statistics, Programming, CSE theories and labs, this program also offers a student to acquire knowledge in a specialization area/track (incorporated in the final semester).

CSEDU is currently running a fixed-credit undergraduate program, i.e., a student have to take all the courses included in his/her particular semester. In total, students have to complete 148 credit hours to be eligible for graduation, and this must be done within 6 (six) years from the student’s admission in University of Dhaka. The minimum CGPA requirement for obtaining a BSc degree is 2.50 (in the scale of 4.00). Find more details about the rules and regulations for the BSc program from here.

Find old Undergraduate Curriculum for Session 2013-14 here.

Find old Undergraduate Curriculum for Session 2015-16 here.

Find old Undergraduate Curriculum for Session 2018-19 here.

The undergraduate program include the courses segregated in the following four years (eight semesters). Find more about the course details of current Undergraduate Curriculum from here.

Year-1: Semester-1

Year-1: Semester-2

Year-2: Semester-1

Year-2: Semester-2

Year-3: Semester-1

Year-3: Semester-2

Year-4: Semester-1

Year-4: Semester-2

Option I

Option II

Option III

Option IV

There are two semesters in the MS program, Semester A (July-December session) and Semester B (January-June Session). The MS program of CSEDU runs in Open-credit policy and a student must complete 36 credit hours to achieve the MS degree. However, there are two groups in the MS program:
i) Thesis group: students of this group require completing 18 credit course work and a thesis of 18 credits.
ii) Project group: students of this group require to complete 30 credit course work along with a 6 credit project work.

A student can take a minimum of 6 credit hours and a maximum of 12 credit hours in each semester. However, in case where most of the courses are completed, he/she can take less than 6 credit hours in a semester. Further, a student must earn the degree within 6 semesters while theory courses must be finished in the first three semesters. In that scenario, students can take readmission for submitting the thesis only and his/her marks in the theory courses will remain unchanged.

List of Theoretical Courses

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The course, in accordance with the University Regulations (Ref. Ordinance and regulations for the degree of Master of Philosophy) extends for a period of two academic sessions.

First Academic Session: During the first session the students would be required to complete three theoretical courses (3.0 credit hours for each course) and one viva-voce (3.0 credit hours) examination.

Second Academic Session: A candidate for M.Phil. Degree shall be required to submit a dissertation on his/her research work done during the second year under the supervision of a teacher of the department. The rules of examinations and other regulations are given, in detail, by the University regulations.

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Registered PhD researchers should complete 3 theory courses, each of 3 credit hours. Each of the 3 credit courses consists of 100 marks and the total number for theory courses is 300. In addition, there will be a viva of 100 marks in which the student must attend. That is, a PhD researcher should attend the exam of 400 marks in total. The duration of the theory examination is 4 hours. A student should obtain at least 50% marks in each exam to pass that course. If the mark in a subject is less than 30%, this will not be counted and if any researcher fails to pass that exam, he/she can attend the exam again in the following year. However, he/she will get the right to retain the marks if it is more than 50%.

There must be at least 48 classes and 24 classes, respectively, for the 100-marks and 50-marks course.

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