Academic structure, teaching phases, and curriculum for B.E./B.Tech CSE at Amity University, Noida.


B.Tech (Computer Science & Engineering)
Teaching phases
Year 1 - engineering foundation
Applied Mathematics I and II, Engineering Physics and Chemistry, Engineering Mechanics, Introduction to Computers and Programming in C, Workshop Practices, Basic Electrical Engineering and Engineering Graphics, plus Technical Communication and the first Foreign Business Language module.
Years 2-3 - computing core and first internships
Data Structures, Object Oriented Programming in C++, Java, Operating Systems, Theory of Computation, Database Management Systems, Analysis and Design of Algorithms, Computer Networks, Software Engineering, Compiler Construction and Artificial Intelligence, with credited Internship-I in semester three and Internship-II in semester five.
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Year 4 - electives, honours specialisation and study abroad option
Professional and specialisation electives spanning cloud computing, cyber security, data analytics, mobile and full-stack development, immersive technologies and digital image processing. All B.Tech programmes other than the Evening, 3 Continent and International variants include a five-week Study Abroad Programme at no additional tuition fee.
Tuition fee and hostel estimate
Year-wise cost data is not currently published for this program.
Training & support
Practical training & industry exposure
Practical content is written into the degree structure rather than added around it. The B.Tech Computer Science and Engineering curriculum carries credited Internship-I in semester three and Internship-II in semester five alongside laboratory-based core courses, and every undergraduate takes a four-part Foreign Business Language sequence choosing from Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Russian, Sanskrit or Spanish. All B.Tech programmes other than the Evening, 3 Continent and International variants include a five-week Study Abroad Programme at no additional tuition fee, and the two-year MBA carries the same five-week option. Non-Teaching Credit Courses and career-aspiration courses are separately credited, and a Non-Teaching Credit Course Review Committee sits in the university's formal committee structure. QAA's 2023 International Quality Review named the university's mentoring programme and the breadth of its graduate-employment transition initiatives as features of good practice. The university also runs an Innovation Incubator and a Directorate of Innovation and Technology Transfer, and holds recognition as a Scientific and Research Organisation from the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research.