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Headlines 2025-12-06 | : B.Tech - EEE | : NPTEL Certification details of faculty for the 2024-25 even semester    2025-07-08 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Dr.P. Srinivasulu , Professor & Head, Dr.B.Madhukumar, Associate Professor, Mr.P.Srinivasa Rao , Assistant Professor and Mrs. Praveena Mallampalli Assistant Professor CSE Department Published a paper Entitled,"A Multi- Sensor Fusion Approach For Smart Wheelchair Navigation Using IoT and Artificial Intelligence " in the Journal "International Research Journal on Advanced Engineering Hub (IRJAEH)" on June 2025.    2025-07-05 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Dr. Vijaya Raju Motru, Associate Professor at Swarnandhra College of Engineering and Technology, was honored with his Ph.D. OD in Computer Science and Engineering during the XI Convocation of JNTUK, Kakinada.. The official recognition was conferred by the Hon’ble Vice Chancellor, Prof. C.S.R.K. Prasad, a distinguished academic and visionary leader in engineering education. The convocation marked a significant milestone in Dr. Vijaya Raju Motru’s academic journey, highlighting his dedication to research and excellence in the field of Computer Science and Engineering.. The Swarnandhra College community proudly celebrates this achievement, which stands as a testament to Dr. Vijaya Raju Motru’s commitment to advancing technical education and inspiring future innovators.    2025-07-04 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Department of Computer Science Wishes all the Placed Final Year Students.    2025-07-03 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Awareness programme On Women Safety And Cyber Crime    2025-07-03 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Mr.Chiranjeevi S P Rao Kandula, Assistant Professor CSE Department Presented a paper Entitled, "A Novel CNN-RNN - Bayesian Hybrid Model for Predicting Cardiac Arrest In Neonatal Intensive Care" in the 7th international Conference on Engineering and Advancement In Technology 2025 held during June 27-28,2025 at Malla Reddy College of Engineering, Hydrabad    2025-07-02 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Dr.P. Srinivasulu , Professor & Head and Mrs. Praveena Mallampalli Assistant Professor CSE Department Presented a paper Entitled,"A Multi- Sensor Fusion Approach For Smart Wheelchair Navigation Using IoT and Artificial Intelligence l" at the 2nd International Conference on Recent Trends in Science ,Technology and Management (ICRCSTM 2025) Organised by Bharati Vidyapeeth's College of Engineering for Women, Pune , Maharashtra, India & RSP Conference Hub, Coimbatore, Tamilnadu, India on 30th June and 1st July 2025.    2025-07-02 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Mr.M Satyanarayana, Associate Professor CSE Department Presented a paper Entitled, "A Novel CNN-RNN - Bayesian Hybrid Model for Predicting Cardiac Arrest In Neonatal Intensive Care" in the 7th international Conference on Engineering and Advancement In Technology 2025 held during June 27-28,2025 at Malla Reddy College of Engineering, Hydrabad.    2025-07-01 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Dr. M. Vijaya Raju Assistant Professor CSE Department Presented a paper Entitled,"Predicting The Rice Leaf Diseases Using CNN - Based VGG 16 Model" in the 7th international Conference on Engineering and Advancement In Technology 2025 held during June 27-28,2025 at Malla Reddy College of Engineering, Hyderabad.    2025-06-30 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Dr.P. Srinivasulu , Professor & Head, Dr.N.Tulasi Raju, Associate Professor and Mr.B.S. Varaprasd Assistant Professor CSE Department Presented a paper Entitled,"Predicting The Rice Leaf Diseases Using CNN - Based VGG 16 Model" in the 7th international Conference on Engineering and Advancement In Technology 2025 held during June 27-28,2025 at Malla Reddy College of Engineering, Hydrabad.    2025-06-30 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Mr.K.Rajesh Kumar Associate Professor CSE Department Presented a paper Entitled,"A Novel CNN-RNN - Bayesian Hybrid Model for Predicting Cardiac Arrest In Neonatal Intensive Care" in the 7th international Conference on Engineering and Advancement In Technology 2025 held during June 27-28,2025 at Malla Reddy College of Engineering, Hydrabad.    2025-06-30 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Mr.Chiranjeevi S P Rao Kandula, Assistant Professor CSE Department Participated in a Faculty Development Program on "GEN AI and AGENTIC AI" Organized by the MIT Academy of Engineering Alandi, Pune, Maharashtra. Ramaiah Institute of Technology-Department of Management Studies, Bangalore with ExcelR Edtech Pvt. Ltd, from 09th June to 27th June 2025.    2025-06-28 | : B.Tech - CSE | : ICT Academy Bridge 25 - Chennai Bridge 25 is an annual initiative by ICT Academy aimed at fostering collaboration between academia and industry to bridge the skills gap and prepare students for future challenges. The 2025 edition held in Chennai brought together students, educators, industry experts, and government representatives for a day of learning, networking, and strategic discussions. Date of event: 26th July 2025 Venue: Radisson Blu hotel, chennai    2025-06-28 | : B.Tech - CSE | : ICT Academy Bridge 25 - Chennai Bridge 25 is an annual initiative by ICT Academy aimed at fostering collaboration between academia and industry to bridge the skills gap and prepare students for future challenges. The 2025 edition held in Chennai brought together students, educators, industry experts, and government representatives for a day of learning, networking, and strategic discussions. Date of event: 26th July 2025 Venue: Radisson Blu hotel, chennai    2025-06-26 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Dr.P. Srinivasulu , Professor & Head, CSE Department Presented a paper Entitled," Design and Development of AI Driven Autonomous Wheel Chair Navigation With IoT and Voice Control in tha 1st internation Conference on Networked Computing and Data Analytics held during May23-24,2025 at Poornima Institute of Engineering and Technology, Jaipur, Rajasthan.    2025-06-26 | : B.Tech - AIML | : Title of the Guest Lecture: "Data Structures through C" Date: 26th June 2025 Venue: Smart Classroom, Department of AIML Resource Person: Dr. B. Rama Krishna, M.Tech, Ph.D Professor & Head, Department of AIML Swarnandhra College of Engineering and Technology The Department of BCA organized a Guest Lecture on "Data Structures through C" on 26th June 2025. The session was delivered by Dr. B. Rama Krishna, Head of the Department of AIML, Swarnandhra College of Engineering and Technology. The guest lecture aimed to strengthen students’ understanding of core data structures such as arrays, linked lists, stacks, and queues. Dr. B. Rama Krishna sir explained the concepts using practical examples and live coding demonstrations. His dynamic and interactive approach kept the students engaged and encouraged active participation. The session proved to be highly informative, bridging theoretical knowledge with practical implementation, and enhancing the students’ learning experience.    2025-06-25 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Mrs.Archana Gelli Assistant Professor, CSE Department Awarded for Demonstrating Competence In the Completion of Building LLM Applications With Prompt Engineering.    2025-06-23 | : B.Tech - CSE | : International Yoga Day Celebrations at Swarnandhra College of Engineering and Technology on 20.06.25    2025-06-23 | : Science_and_Humanities | : Dr S Saravanan, Faculty of Science and Humanities Department has given invited talk on "Betterment of Quantum Efficiency and Photon absorption from electromagnetic waves : Amorphous silicon thin film solar cell", held at ITM Dehradun, Uttarakhand.    2025-06-21 | : B.Tech - CSE | : Department of Computer Science Wishes all the Placed Final Year Students.    
MCA Course Outcomes
Programme: MCA | Regulation: R20
S.No Course Code Semester Subject Type No. of COs Course Outcomes
1Data Structures20MC1T01First SemesterTheory5
  • CO1: Implement basic programs by using C concepts.
  • CO2: Implement C Program using Functions, Structures and Unions, Pointers
  • CO3: Design advanced Data Structures using Non Linear Data Structures
  • CO4: Create Hash Table for storing data
  • CO5: Apply appropriate Sorting technique for a problem
2Object oriented Programming using JAVA20MC2T03Second SemesterTheory6
  • CO1: Describe the uses OOP concepts
  • CO2: Apply OOP concepts to solve real world problems.
  • CO3: Distinguish the concept of packages and interfaces.
  • CO4: Demonstrate the exception handing, multithreaded applications with synchronization.
  • CO5: Design the GUI based applications using AWT and Swings.
  • CO6: Discuss the Collection Framework

Programme: MCA | Regulation: R24
S.No Course Code Semester Subject Type No. of COs Course Outcomes
1Computer Organization24MC1T02First SemesterTheory5
  • CO1: Understand the basic types of computers and their key functional units
  • CO2: Develop and implement programs using machine instructions and addressing modes, including stack and queue operations.
  • CO3: Analyse various input/output techniques like interrupt-driven I/O, Direct Memory Access (DMA), and standard I/O interfaces.
  • CO4: Understand and evaluate the performance trade-offs in memory systems, focusing on RAM, ROM, cache, and virtual memory.
  • CO5: Explain the concepts of parallel processing, including pipeline processors and multiprocessor systems, and their impact on performance.
2Data Structures24MC1T01First SemesterTheory5
  • CO1: Implement basic programs by using C concepts
  • CO2: Implement C Program using Functions, Structures and Unions, Pointers
  • CO3: Design advanced Data Structures using Non Linear Data Structures
  • CO4: Create Hash Table for storing data
  • CO5: Apply appropriate Sorting technique for a problem
3Database Management Systems24MC1T03First SemesterTheory5
  • CO1: Explain the purpose, architecture, and various applications of database systems, as well as the role of data models (ER models) and how they relate to database design.
  • CO2: Demonstrate the application of the relational model, integrity constraints, and query relational data using relational algebra and calculus. Convert ER diagrams into relational schema and construct basic SQL queries.
  • CO3: Analyze and construct SQL queries, including nested and aggregate queries, constraints, and triggers. Evaluate the normalization process using functional dependencies to achieve higher normal forms.
  • CO4: Evaluate schema refinement methods, such as multivalued dependencies and normal forms, and assess transaction management strategies, including concurrency control and recovery protocols in database systems.
  • CO5: Design and implement storage solutions and indexing mechanisms, such as hash-based and tree-based indexing (B+ trees, ISAM), optimizing file organization and performance for database queries.
4Mathematical and Statistical Foundations24MC1T05First SemesterTheory5
  • CO1: Understand the basic concepts of probability, random variables, and probability distributions for discrete and continuous variables.
  • CO2: Apply sampling methods and estimation techniques to compute population parameters and evaluate point and interval estimates.
  • CO3: Analyze and conduct hypothesis tests, including significance tests for small and large samples, and apply chi-square tests for goodness of fit.
  • CO4: Evaluate algebraic structures such as groups, monoids, and homomorphisms, and apply number theory concepts like Euclidean algorithms and modular arithmetic.
  • CO5: Design and analyze graphs using concepts like Eulerian and Hamiltonian circuits, graph coloring, and spanning trees, applying algorithms for practical problems.
5Operating Systems24MC1T04First SemesterTheory5
  • CO1: Explain the fundamental concepts and structure of operating systems, including types and system calls.
  • CO2: Apply process scheduling algorithms and analyze process management concepts such as process control blocks and inter process communication.
  • CO3: Analyze synchronization mechanisms and deadlock handling strategies to ensure safe process execution.
  • CO4: Evaluate memory management techniques, such as paging and segmentation, and file system implementation strategies like allocation and disk scheduling.
  • CO5: Design and compare the operating system architectures of Linux and Windows, focusing on their process management, file systems, and networking features.
6Data Structures using C Lab24MC1L02First SemesterLab5
  • CO1: Apply basic C programming concepts to solve mathematical problems like even numbers, harmonic series, Armstrong numbers, and factorials.
  • CO2: Apply C programming to perform matrix operations and recursion-based tasks such as Fibonacci sequence generation and call-by-reference operations.
  • CO3: Analyze and implement file handling operations, recursive algorithms, and searching techniques like linear and binary search using both recursive and nonrecursive approaches.
  • CO4: Design and implement data structures such as stacks, queues, and linked lists using arrays and linked list techniques in C.
  • CO5: Create and implement advanced data structures such as binary search trees, AVL trees, and hash tables, and apply sorting algorithms like quicksort, merge sort, and bubble sort in C.
7Database Management Systems Lab24MC1L01First SemesterLab5
  • CO1: Explain the purpose, architecture, and various applications of database systems, as well as the role of data models (ER models) and how they relate to database design.
  • CO2: Demonstrate the application of the relational model, integrity constraints, and query relational data using relational algebra and calculus. Convert ER diagrams into relational schema and construct basic SQL queries.
  • CO3: Analyze and construct SQL queries, including nested and aggregate queries, constraints, and triggers. Evaluate the normalization process using functional dependencies to achieve higher normal forms.
  • CO4: Evaluate schema refinement methods, such as multivalued dependencies and normal forms, and assess transaction management strategies, including concurrency control and recovery protocols in database systems.
  • CO5: Design and implement storage solutions and indexing mechanisms, such as hash-based and tree-based indexing (B+ trees, ISAM), optimizing file organization and performance for database queries.
8Operating Systems and Linux Lab24MC1L03First SemesterLab5
  • CO1: Understand and use basic Unix/Linux utility commands and shell environments like Bash, Bourne, and C shell for effective system interaction.
  • CO2: Apply C programming to simulate Unix/Linux file system operations and process control functions, including command pipes and system calls like fork (), wait (), and exec ().
  • CO3: Apply and simulate various CPU scheduling algorithms (FCFS, SJF, Priority, Round Robin) and memory management strategies like first-fit, best-fit, and worst-fit in operating systems.
  • CO4: Analyze and simulate deadlock avoidance/prevention techniques using the Banker's Algorithm and implement page replacement algorithms like FIFO, LRU, and LFU
  • CO5: Design and develop shell scripts for various tasks, including checking prime numbers, calculating Fibonacci series, handling file operations, and manipulating student records with conditions and loops.
9ADVANCED UNIX PROGRAMMING24MC2TE2Second SemesterTheory5
  • CO1: Describe UNIX utilities and develop basic shell scripts for file handling and process management.
  • CO2: Handle UNIX files and directories using system calls and directory functions, and differentiate between system calls and library functions
  • CO3: Analyze UNIX process management and signal handling, including handling zombie and orphan processes
  • CO4: Implement inter-process communication techniques such as pipes and message queues for client-server programs.
  • CO5: Evaluate the use of shared memory and sockets for client-server communication using TCP and UDP protocols.
10ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE24MC2T05Second SemesterTheory5
  • CO1: Describe the foundational concepts of AI, including its definition, problems, system components, applications, and intelligent agent types.
  • CO2: Apply various search and optimization algorithms to solve complex AI problems
  • CO3: Analyze knowledge representation and reasoning techniques using logic and their application in knowledge-based agents.
  • CO4: Compare agent architectures and evaluate multi-agent systems for different AI applications.
  • CO5: Design and develop expert systems using their architecture, components, and techniques for knowledge acquisition and heuristics
11COMPUTER NETWORK24MC2T01Second SemesterTheory5
  • CO1: Describe network topologies, reference models, and physical layer components, including different media types
  • CO2: Apply error detection/correction and implement basic data link protocols for reliable communication
  • CO3: Compare multiple access protocols and evaluate their effectiveness in various networking environments.
  • CO4: Analyze routing algorithms and congestion control techniques to optimize data transmission.
  • CO5: Evaluate transport layer protocols and application services for end-to-end communication and data security.
12NETWORK SECURITY AND CYBER SECURITY24MC2T02Second SemesterTheory5
  • CO1: Explain basic cryptography principles, including security goals, attacks, and symmetric encryption techniques like DES and AES.
  • CO2: Apply asymmetric encryption methods and compare cryptographic hash functions such as SHA and SHA-3.
  • CO3: Analyze digital signature schemes and evaluate security measures for email and IP security.
  • CO4: Identify and classify cybercrimes and understand the roles and motivations of cybercriminals
  • CO5: Evaluate advanced cyber threats and propose security measures to counter them.
13OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING USING JAVA24MC2T03Second SemesterTheory5
  • CO1: Explain OOP concepts and basic Java programming skills, including data types and control statements.
  • CO2: Apply inheritance, packages, and interfaces in Java to organize and modularize cod
  • CO3: Analyze and implement exception handling and multithreading in Java for error management and concurrent tasks.
  • CO4: Design event-driven programs and GUIs using AWT components and the delegation event model.
  • CO5: Evaluate and use Swing for creating advanced Java GUIs with sophisticated components.
14SOFTWARE ENGINEERING24MC2T04Second SemesterTheory5
  • CO1: Describe the history and characteristics of software engineering and compare SDLC methodologies like Waterfall, Spiral, and Agile.
  • CO2: Apply techniques to gather and analyze software requirements and create a Software Requirements Specification (SRS).
  • CO3: Analyze design strategies and evaluate software design using metrics such as coupling and cohesion.
  • CO4: Develop and execute test cases using various techniques to ensure software quality.
  • CO5: Evaluate maintenance models and reengineering techniques to manage software evolution and upkeep
15EMPLOYABILITY SKILLS -1$24MC2L03Second SemesterLab5
  • CO1: Demonstrate effective communication techniques and strategies for self-analysis and maintaining a positive attitude
  • CO2: Apply self-management techniques and understand various etiquette practices for personal and professional contexts
  • CO3: Develop skills in note-making letter writing and verbal
  • CO4: Analyze and apply techniques for effective group discussions and evaluate personal performance through mock discussions
  • CO5: Create a professional resume and demonstrate interview skills through mock interviews
16NETWORKS AND SECURITY LAB24MC2L02Second SemesterLab5
  • CO1: Implement data link layer framing methods like character and bit stuffing in C.
  • CO2: Develop a C program to compute CRC checksums using CRC-16 and CRCCCITT.
  • CO3: Implement Dijkstra's algorithm in C or Java to find the shortest path in a graph.
  • CO4: Calculate and present routing tables using the distance vector routing algorithm.
  • CO5: Write Java programs for encryption and decryption using various algorithms and key exchange mechanisms
17OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING USING JAVA LAB24MC2L01Second SemesterLab5
  • CO1: To understand how to design, implement, test, debug, and document programs that use basic data types and computation, simple I/O, structures, string handling and functions.
  • CO2: To understand the importance of Classes & objects along with constructors, Arrays and Vectors
  • CO3: Discuss the principles of inheritance, interface and packages and demonstrate through problem analysis assignments how they relate to the design of methods, abstract classes and interfaces and packages
  • CO4: To learn experience of designing, implementing, graphical user interfaces in Java using applet and AWT that respond to different user events.
  • CO5: To understand Java Swings for designing GUI applications based on MVC architecture.