Please say about the Cse branch ?How the programs should be made in this branch?what are skills needed for student to join Cse?

Courses/ Programs:· Computer architecture and organization. · Theory of computation.· Database systems.· Electronics· Operating systems· Computer Networks· Foundations of Computer Systems· Java Programming and Website Design· E-commerce & ERP and Multimedia Applications· Principles of Programming Languages· Software Engineering· Compiler Design Specialization:· Computer architecture and organization· Database systems· Electronics· Operating systems· Networking· Foundations of Computer Systems· Java Programming and Website Design· E-Commerce & ERP and Multimedia Applications Entrance exams: Various colleges and universities offer admissions to students through entrance tests. The entrance exams are organized at national, state or university level by the respective authorities. While some other institutions give admissions on the basis of merit list of the qualifying examination.For admissions in B.Tech courses, admissions will be done through JEE Main examination. JEE Main is a national level exam regulated by the CBSE Board for providing admissions in B.Tech programs offered by top colleges of the country. If you are looking for admission in M.Tech. courses then you can appear in GATE examination. Jobs Offered:· Professor· Computer Programmer· System Designer· Software Developer· Engineering Support Specialist· Academic Research Editor

· E-Commerce Specialist· Data Warehouse Analyst· Software Engineer Here are some reputed firms which require the computer science engineers whenever:TCS, Infosys, Wipro, HCL, Accenture, Cognizant, Microsoft, IBM, Adobe, Google, Cisco, Oracle, Sun Microsystems, Yahoo, Tech Mahindra, Mahindra Satyam.Skills required to become a Computer Science Engineer:· Identify and solve complex technology problems in business, medicine and other essential industries.· Apply and adapt theoretical principles to develop new computer software and/or hardware solutions.· Are well-versed in CS-related math skills, e.g., linear algebra, calculus, statistics & discrete mathematics.· Must possess world-class soft skills in complex problem-solving, communication and creative thinking.· Consult with end-users, managers and vendors to determine computing goals and system requirements.· May work closely with computer engineers and natural scientists to solve complex computing problems.· Utilize superior technical writing skills to document and publish their most significant CS findings.· May supplement their income with [or focus solely on] CS teaching gigs across all levels of academia.· Not all computer scientists are coders, but those who are must be fluent in the day’s leading programming languages, such as Java, C++ and Python, and must continue learning new languages as they emerge.