The Department of Computer Science and Engineering [Cyber Security] is a specialization program in Computer Science and Engineering. It is a 4-year degree program established in the year 2023 with the aim of nurturing skilled cybersecurity professionals capable of addressing modern security challenges in the digital world. The department is dedicated to enhancing knowledge, research, and innovation in the field of cybersecurity to meet industry demands and global security standards.

We focus on providing a comprehensive and experiential learning approach with a strong technical foundation that prepares students for careers in ethical hacking, network security, cryptography, digital forensics, and secure software development. With a well-structured curriculum, expert faculty, and a dynamic student community, we strive to achieve excellence in both placement and higher education.

Infrastructure & Facilities

The department is equipped with state-of-the-art laboratories, a dedicated cybersecurity lab, a digital forensics lab, smart classrooms supporting e-Learning, a seminar hall, and a department library. These facilities ensure hands-on practical exposure and real-world applications of cybersecurity concepts.

Teaching & Learning Approach

The department enforces Outcome-Based Education (OBE) to ensure students gain technical proficiency, problem-solving skills, and analytical thinking. Our curriculum is designed to provide industry-relevant knowledge, focusing on practical learning, research-driven education, and real-time security challenges.

Technical & Industry Engagement

To promote lifelong learning and equip students with cutting-edge cybersecurity skills, we conduct various technical and industry-driven activities, including:

• Hackathons & Capture The Flag (CTF) competitions
• Coding & cybersecurity challenges
• Workshops & hands-on training sessions
• Guest lectures & seminars by industry experts
• Industrial visits & real-time cybersecurity projects

Through collaborations with leading organizations and security firms, we provide real-world exposure and ensure students stay updated with the latest trends in cybersecurity threats, ethical hacking, and data protection.

Career Readiness & Industry Partnerships

The department is committed to preparing industry-ready professionals with a holistic personality, ensuring they are well-equipped to tackle emerging cybersecurity threats and challenges. Our tie-ups with leading cybersecurity companies and research organizations help students gain hands-on experience through internships, certifications, and live security projects.

With a strong emphasis on technical excellence, ethical responsibility, and innovative problem-solving, we aim to produce cybersecurity professionals who can secure the digital future and contribute to the nation’s cyber resilience.

Ethical Hacking Club

The Ethical Hacking Club is an initiative of the Department of Computer Science and Engineering [Cyber Security] that aims to foster a culture of cybersecurity awareness, ethical hacking skills, and real-world problem-solving among students. The club provides a platform for students to explore penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, cryptography, and digital forensics through hands-on learning and expert guidance.

Benefits of the Ethical Hacking Club

• Hands-on Learning – Gain practical experience through CTF challenges, penetration testing, and ethical hacking exercises.
• Industry Exposure – Participate in workshops, guest lectures, and cybersecurity conferences led by professionals.
• Networking Opportunities – Connect with cybersecurity experts, industry leaders, and fellow ethical hackers.
• Internship & Placement Support – Get access to internships, certifications, and career opportunities in the cybersecurity field.
• Competitions & Certifications – Prepare for and participate in national & international hacking competitions, enhancing your skills and resume.
• Real-World Cybersecurity Solutions – Work on live projects and contribute to solving real-world security challenges.