Computer Science and Engineering

We also believe in fostering a culture of innovation and entrepreneurship. We encourage our students to develop their own ideas and start their own ventures. Our department has a dedicated incubation center called GEU-TBI, which provides students with the resources and support they need to turn their ideas into reality.

The International Credit Transfer Program (ICTP) offered by the Department of Computer Science and Engineering provides students with a unique opportunity to pursue a part of their academic curriculum at internationally recognized partner universities.

This program is designed to foster global exposure, cultural exchange, and academic collaboration, enabling students to broaden their learning horizons beyond the confines of their home institution. Through ICTP, students can complete one or more semesters abroad, and the credits earned during this period are transferred back and counted toward their degree requirements at the parent university.

The curriculum under ICTP is carefully mapped to ensure alignment between the home and host universities. Students are given the flexibility to choose courses in advanced areas such as Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Data Science, Cloud Computing, and Cybersecurity. This exposure to international faculty, diverse peer groups, and state-of-the-art facilities not only enhances their academic knowledge but also strengthens their research and innovation capabilities. The program typically requires students to meet certain academic and language proficiency criteria to qualify.

Participating in ICTP significantly boosts a student’s profile for future opportunities in higher education or global employment. It encourages adaptability, problem-solving, and communication skills — qualities highly valued in the tech industry. Moreover, students gain insights into global trends in computer science, often opening doors to internships, collaborative projects, or even post-graduate pathways abroad. Overall, ICTP is a transformative experience that bridges the gap between local learning and global impact in the field of computer science.