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COCHIN UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
NOTIFICATIONS
(1)
No. Conf. II / 2941/1/2010.
31st July 2010.
Read :—U. O. No. Conf . II/2941/1/10 (1) dated 24-3-2010.
In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 24 (ii) read with Section 42 (1) of the CUSAT Act 1986, the
Academic Council at its meeting held on 4th February, 2010 resolved to make the Regulations and Scheme of Examination
for M.Tech. Programme in Computer Science with specialization in Data Security with effect from 2009-10 Academic Year as
appended.
The Syndicate at its meeting held on 19-6-2010 vide item 559.24 considered and ratified the action taken by the
Vice-Chancellor in having approved the Regulations and Scheme of Examination for the above said course exercising his
powers under Section 11 (11) of CUSAT Act, 1986.
REGULATIONS FOR M.TECH. DEGREE PROGRAMME OFFERED AT RECOGNISED INSTITUTIONS
M.TECH. COMPUTER SCIENCE WITH SPECIALIZATION IN DATA SECURITY
1. Duration of the Course
The course leading to the degree of Master of Technology will span over a period of Four Semesters (two years).
Span of a semester will be six months.
2. Conditions for Admission
(i)
Bachelor’s degree in engineering in the branch of Computer Science & Engineering or Information Technology
with minimum 60% aggregate or equivalent.
OR
(ii)
MCA degree with minimum 60% aggregate or equivalent.
OR
(iii) Five year integrated M.Sc. degree in Software Engineering with minimum 60% aggregate or equivalent.
OR
(iv) AMIE/AMIETE in Computer Science with minimum 60% aggregate or equivalent.
Valid GATE score
In the absence of sufficient GATE qualified candidates, score in the entrance test, conducted under the supervision
of the University shall be considered for ranking.
3. Curriculum
The curriculum will comprise the courses of study as given in the scheme and the syllabi prescribed therein.
Candidates will be required to undertake a suitable research Project work in consultation with the head of the
department and the faculty advisor and submit the project report at the end of the respective semesters, on dates
announced by the college/department. There shall be an end semester examination for the Project work, which shall
comprise evaluation of the report and conducting Viva Voce.
4. Requirements of attendance and progress
(i)
A candidate will be deemed to have completed the requirements of study of any semester and permitted to
appear each University End Semester Examinations (ESE) only if,
(a)
The candidate has secured not less than 75% of attendance in each of the subjects of the total number
of working days of the concerned semester.
(b)
His/her progress has been good and
(c)
His/her conduct has been good
(d)
He/she has minimum of 50% of sessional marks for each subject.
(ii)
Sessional marks will be awarded on the basis of class tests, assignments, viva-voce, practical assignments
term-paper, mini-project, etc.
(iii) A student who has an attendance and sessional marks lower than 75% and 50% respectively will not be
permitted to appear for the end semester exam and he/she has to redo the semester at the next available
opportunity, viz., with a subsequent batch. However, a candidate can repeat the semester only once during
entire programme.
Note:—As these are academic prerequisites no exemption will be granted in these cases whatever may be the causes.
5. Procedure for completing course
(i)
A candidate may proceed to the course of study for the next semester only after completing the requirements
of attendance and progress of the previous semester.
(ii)
A candidate who has passed in a semester cannot repeat the course.
(iii) A candidate who desires to repeat (only on medical grounds) the course of any semester for want of
attendance/progress or who desires to rejoin the course after a period of discontinuance or who upon his/her
own request is permitted by the Head of the Institution to repeat the course of any semester, may join the
semester which he/she is eligible or permitted to join, only at the time of its normal commencement for a
regular batch of students and after obtaining the permission from the University. No student will however be
enrolled in more than one semester at any time. In the case of repeaters the earlier assessment in the repeated
course will be disregarded.
(iv) A candidate is eligible for condonation of shortage of attendance only once in the entire programme subject to
the conditions given below:
(a)
His conduct and progress must be good.
(b)
Condonation will be granted only on medical grounds.
(c)
The shortage shall not be more than 10% of actual working days.
(d)
By the recommendation of the head of the institution, the condonation shall be granted subject to rules
and procedures prescribed by the University from time to time.
6. Examination & Valuation
6.1 Theory Examinations
There will be End Semester University Examination [ESE] at the end of all semesters. There is no provision for
improvement examinations. The medium of instruction, examinations, seminar and project report etc. will be English only.
Valuation
The answer books of University End Semester Examination (ESE) will be valued by faculty members specialised in
the concerned disciplines appointed by the University from among the panel of examiners. All theory papers of the
semester examinations are to be separately valued by two examiners namely internal and external examiners appointed by
the University. The candidate will be awarded the average of the marks awarded by the two examiners.
However if the difference in the mark awarded by the two examiners exceeds 10% of the maximum mark for the
subject, a third external examiner will revalue the paper. In such cases, the average of the highest two among the three
marks will be awarded to the candidate.
7. Passing requirements and provisions
(i)
All 72 credits should be earned by a candidate to be qualified for the degree.
(ii)
The candidate should have cleared all dues to the Institute/University.
(iii)) No disciplinary action is pending against him/her.
(iv)
Passing requirement for a student shall be a minimum of 50% (Theory and sessional put together), subject to
a minimum of 50% for the theory.
(v)
A candidate, who is absent or secures less than 50% in ESE in any subject, will retain the already secured
sessional marks for subsequent appearance in the examination of that subject.
(vi)
A candidate who fails to submit the report on the project within the prescribed date (or whose report is not
accepted for reasons of incompleteness or other serious deficiencies) will have to register, redo the project
and submit the report at the end of a subsequent semester.
(vii) A candidate who successfully completes the course satisfying all the passing requirements of the courses will
be declared to be qualified for the award of M.Tech. Degree.
(viii) Class division shall be as per the scheme followed in the other M.Tech. programmes of CUSAT.
(ix)
Candidates shall be declared to have qualified for the award of the M.Tech. Degree provided the candidate
has successfully completed the course requirements and has passed all the prescribed subjects of study in
the four semesters within a maximum period of four years from the commencement of his/her study.
(x)
Every candidate shall, based on his/her project work/dissertation, send a paper for publication in journal or a
conference in which all papers are published after usual review.
M.Tech. COMPUTER SCIENCE: SPECIALISATION IN DATA SECURITY
Marks
Sl.
Course Code
Course Title
Core/
Credits
Lec.
Lab.
Int.
Ext.
Total
No.
Elective
Asst.
Exam.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
Semester-I
1
CSD 3101
Mathematical Foundations of
Computer Science
C
4
4
50
50
100
2
CSD 3102
Computer Networking
C
4
3
2
50
50
100
3
CSD 3103
Design & Analysis of Algorithms
C
4
3
2
50
50
100
4
..
Elective I
E
3
3
0
50
50
100
5
..
Elective II
E
3
3
0
50
50
100
6
..
Computer Networking Lab
C
1
0
5
100
100
Total for Semester I
19
16
9
600
Electives:
CSD 3104:
Theory of Computation
CSD 3105:
Software Engineering & Management
CSD 3106:
Parallel Computer Architecture
Semester-II
1
CSD 3201
Information Systems Control & Audit
C
4
4
0
50
50
100
2
CSD 3202
Cryptography & Network Security
C
4
3
3
50
50
100
3
CSD 3203
Seminar
C
1
0
0
50
50
4
..
Elective III
E
3
3
0
50
50
100
5
..
Elective IV
E
3
3
0
50
50
100
6
..
Elective V
E
3
3
0
50
50
100
Network Security Lab
C
1
100
100
Total for Semester II
19
16
9
650
Electives:
CSD 3204:
Data Compression
CSD 3205:
Data Warehousing & Data Mining
CSD 3206:
Digital Image Processing & Pattern Recognition
CSD 3207:
Number Theory & Cryptography
Semester-III
1
CSD 3301
Project & Viva Voce
C
18
0
15
100
200
300
Semester-IV
1
CSD 3401
Project & Viva Voce
C
18
0
15
100
250
350
Total Credit
1900
(2)
No. Conf. II/2941/1/2010 (1).
20th September 2010.
Read:—Regulation for M.Tech. VLSI & Embedded Systems—Notification No. Conf. II/2941/1/09 dated 16-1-2010.
In exercise of the powers conferred by Section 24 (ii) read with Section 42 (1) of CUSAT Act 1986, (Act 31 of
1986) the Academic Council at its meeting held on 4-2-2010 resolved the following:
“Include Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering in the Branch of Computer Science and Engineering and in the Branch of
Information Technology as eligible qualification for admission to M.Tech. VLSI and Embedded Systems, in addition to other
eligible branches.”
The Clause 2(i) Eligibility Criteria of M.Tech. VLSI and Embedded System will now be read as follows:
“At least a Second Class B.Sc. (Engineering) or Equivalent Degree in Electronics and Communication Engineering,
Electronics and Instrumentation, Electrical and Electronics Engineering/Biomedical Engineering, Computer Science and
Engineering and Information Technology”.
The Syndicate at its meeting held on 17-7-2010 vide Item 560.30 resolved to approve the above decision taken by
the Academic Council and made this effective from 4-2-2010 the date of meeting of the Academic Council.
(3)
No. Conf. II/2941/1/2010 (2).
20th September 2010.
In exercise of the powers conferred under Section 24 (ii) read with Section 42 (1) of Cochin University of
Science and Technology Act, 1986, the Academic Council at its meeting held on 4-2-2010 resolved to approve the
Regulations and Scheme of Examinations for the courses offered by various Naval Schools under Southern Naval
Command as mentioned below:
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
Sl. No.
Name of Course
Prog. No.
Name of the
Date of Effect
School
1
M.Sc. Under Water Science and Technology
8803& 8811
ASW School
with effect from the courses
(Regular and Lateral)
commenced in 2007
2
M.Sc. Naval Weapons (Regular and Lateral)
8203 & 8202
INS Dronacharya
with effect from the courses
commenced in 2009
The Syndicate at its meeting held on 17-7-2010 vide Item 560.30 resolved to approve the above decision made by
the Academic Council and made them effective from the date mentiond against each.
REGULATIONS FOR M. Sc. UNDERWATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
1.
Programme No.
:
8803
2.
Programme Name Civil Equal
:
M.Sc. (Underwater Science and Technology)
3.
Programme Code Naval Equal
:
LASW
4.
Approving Authority
:
IHQ MoD (N)
5.
Eligibility Criteria for Admission
:
(a)
Officer nominated by IHQ MoD (N)
(b)
A Bachelors Degree in Science or equivalent from a
recognised University
6.
Duration
:
Semester I & II
(a)
50 weeks technical training after B.Sc. Degree.
(b)
Minimum of 6 weeks On Job Training.
:
Semester III & IV
48 weeks specialisation training at ASW School.
(Total duration 2 Years as required for M.Sc. degree)
7.
Attendance requirement
:
80% minimum
8.
Nature
:
(a)
Full time
(b)
Based on the credits, GPA will be calculated for Semester III
and IV. CGPA will be calculated as per the formula given.
(c)
With effect for Courses which have commenced from 2007.
9.
Approved intake capacity
:
30
10.
Examination Pattern
:
Exam paper setter will be other than the subject instructor as
nominated by Chief Instructor.
(a)
Continuous Examination
:
1170 Marks of Continuous Examinations which includes Project
Work I and II for 220 Marks and Term Boards (Oral) for
120 Marks.
(b)
End Term
:
830 Marks of End Term Exam.
Total
:
2000 Marks.
11.
Grading:
(a)
Grades—The following are the grades for performance in individual subject.
Range of Marks
Grades
Weightage
90% and above
S Outstanding
10
80—90%
A Excellent
9
70—80%
B Very Good
8
60—70%
C Good
7
50—60%
D Satisfactory
6
Below 50%
F Failure
0
Where (X-Y) means X is included and Y is excluded.
(b)
Grade Point Average—Performance at the end of the Semester is indicated by Grade point average (GPA)
calculated as follows for all subjects in the Semester:—
GPA = G1C1 + G2C2 + G3C3 + ..........Gn Cn
(G = grade weightage and
C1 + C2 + C3 +..........Cn
C = corresponding subject Credit)
(c)
Cumulative Grade Point Average—Overall performance at the end of the course is indicated by Cumulative
grade point average (CGPA) calculated as follows for all subjects:—
CGPA = CIII (GPAIII) + CIV (GPAIV)
(CIII and CIV credit for Semester III and IV and GPAIII and
CIII + CIV
GPAIV grade point average for Semester III and Semester IV)
(d)
The classification on degree would be as follows:—
Classification
CGPA
First Class with Distinction
8 and above
First Class
6.5 and above
Second Class
6 and above
(e)
Details of the course and credit points are as follows:—
Course Code
Paper
C/E
Credit
Semester-III
2301
Under Water Acoustics
C
04
2302
Digital Electronics
E
02
2303
Applied Mathematics
E
03
2304
Computer Networking
E
03
2305
Sonar Theory I
C
04
2306
Sonar Theory II
C
04
2307
Naval Weapon Systems
C
04
2308
Lofar
C
04
2309
Rocket Launchers
E
02
2310
Torpedoes
C
04
C + E
24 + 10 = 34
Semester-IV
2401
Under Water Sensors
E
02
2402
Mine and Mine Counter Measures
C
04
2403
Tactics I
C
04
2404
Tactics II
C
04
2405
Tactics III
C
04
2406
Tactics IV
C
04
2407
GASW/seaward defence/demolition
E
02
2408
Project Work I
C
04
2409
Project Work II
C
04
2410
Mid Term Board
C
04
2411
End of term board
C
04
C + E
36 + 04 = 40
SCHEME OF INSTRUCTIONS & EXAMINATION PROGRAMME No. 8803 (LASW)
M.Sc. in Underwater Science and Technology
Semester-III
2301
Under Water Acoustics
70
C
04
66
04
3
50
50
100
2302
Digital Electronics
30
E
02
29
01
2
25
25
50
2303
Applied Mathematics
50
E
03
50
..
3
40
40
80
2304
Computer Networking
50
E
03
45
05
3
40
40
80
2305
Sonar Theory I
80
C
04
60
20
4
60
60
120
2306
Sonar Theory II
60
C
04
50
10
3
45
45
90
2307
Naval Weapon Systems
80
C
04
70
10
4
60
60
120
2308
Lofar
80
C
04
55
25
4
60
60
120
2309
Rocket Iaunchers
30
E
02
20
10
2
25
25
50
2310
Torpedoes
85
C
04
60
25
4
65
65
130
C + E 24 + 10 = 34
Sub Total
470
470
940
Semester-IV
2401
Under Water Sensors
25
E
02
20
05
2
20
20
40
2402
Mine and Mine
Counter Measures
60
C
04
45
15
3
45
45
90
2403
Tactics I
90
C
04
90
..
4
70
70
140
2404
Tactics II
90
C
04
90
..
4
70
70
140
2405
Tactics III
85
C
04
70
15
4
65
65
130
2406
Tactics IV
85
C
04
70
15
4
65
65
130
2407
GASW/Seaward
Defence/Demolition
30
E
02
25
05
2
25
25
50
2408
Project Work I
70
C
04
70
..
3
100
..
100
2409
Project Work II
80
C
04
80
..
4
120
..
120
2410
Mid Term Board
45
C
04
45
..
2
60
..
60
2411
End of term board
45
C
04
45
..
2
60
..
60
C + E 36 + 04 = 40
Sub Total
700
360
1060
Total Duration
1320 Hrs.
Total Marks
1170
830
2000
(48 Weeks)
60+14=74
REGULATIONS FOR M. Sc. UNDERWATER SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
(LATERAL ENTRY)
1.
Programme No.
:
8811
2.
Programme Name Civil Equal
:
M.Sc. (Underwater Science and Technology)
3.
Programme Code Naval Equal
:
LASW (Lateral)
4.
Approving Authority
:
IHQ MoD (N)
Scheme of Teaching
Scheme of
Marks
Examination
Sub
Code
Subject
Total
End
Term
CE
Duration of T/P
Exam in hours
Total
hours
C/E
Credit
L.
P.
5.
Eligibility Criteria for Admission
:
(a)
A Bachelors Degree in Science or equivalent from a
recognised University
(b)
Successfully completed Long ASW course from the school
consisting of Semester I and II of 50 weeks of technical
training and minimum of 6 weeks of on job training and
48 weeks of specialized training at ASW School.
6.
Duration
:
Will undergo Semester IV consisting of 20 weeks of
specialized training at ASW School along with regular
batch. (Total Duration 2 years as required for M.Sc.
degree)
7.
Attendance requirement
:
80% minimum
8.
Nature
:
(a)
Selected Candidates are to formally register at the
beginning of IV Semester of M. Sc. in Underwater
Science and Technology and join with regular batch of
Programme 8803.
(b)
Selected Candidates are to qualify the IV Semester
examinations along with the regular batch including a
dissertation
(c)
Credits based on the current formula for course and
credits GPA for the III Semester will be transferred
based on the performance of the candidate in
corresponding/equivalent papers in previous qualifying
long course.
9.
Approved intake capacity
:
20
10.
Examination Pattern
:
Exam paper setter will be other than the Subject Instructor as
nominated by Chief Instructor
(b)
Continuous Examination
1170 Marks of Continuous Examinations which includes
Dissertation, Project Work for 220 Marks and Term Boards
(Oral) for 120 Marks
(c)
End Term
830 Marks of End Term Exam
Total
:
2000 marks
11.
Grading :
(a)
Grades.— The following are the grades for performance in individual subject.
Range of Marks
Grades
Weightage
90% and above
S Outstanding
10
80—90%
A Excellent
9
70—80%
B Very Good
8
60—70%
C Good
7
50—60%
D Satisfactory
6
Below 50%
F Failure
0
Where (X-Y) means X is included and Y is excluded.
(b)
Grade
Point
Average.—Performance
at
the
end
of
the
Semester
is
indicated
by
Grade Point Average (GPA) calculated as follows for all subjects in the Semester:—
GPA = G1C1 + G2C2 + G3C3 + ..........Gn Cn
(G = grade weightage and
C1 + C2 + C3 +..........Cn
C = corresponding subject Credit)
(c)
Cumulative Grade Point Average—Overall performance at the end of the course is indicated by
Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) calculated as follows for all subjects:—
CGPA = CIII (GPAIII) + CIV (GPAIV)
(CIII and CIV credit for Semester III and IV and GPAIII and
CIII + CIV
GPAIV Grade Point Average for Semester III and Semester IV)
(d)
The Classification on degree would be as follows:—
Classification
CGPA
First Class with distinction
8 and above
First Class
6.5 and above
Second Class
6 and above
(e)
Details of the course and credit points are as follows:—
Course Code
Paper
C/E
Credit
Semester-III
2301
Under Water Acoustics
C
04
2302
Digital Electronic
E
02
2303
Applied Mathematics
E
03
2304
Computer Networking
E
03
2305
Sonar Theory I
C
04
2306
Sonar Theory II
C
04
2307
Naval Weapon Systems
C
04
2308
Lofar
C
04
2309
Rocket Launchers
E
02
2310
Torpedoes
C
04
C + E
24 + 10 = 34
Semester-IV
2401
Under Water Sensors
E
02
2402
Mine and Mine Counter Measures
C
04
2403
Tactics I
C
04
2404
Tactics II
C
04
2405
Tactics III
C
04
2406
Tactics IV
C
04
2407
GASW/seaward defence/demolition
E
02
2408
Dissertation
C
04
2409
Project Work
C
04
2410
Mid Term Board
C
04
2411
End of Term Board
C
04
C + E
36 + 04 = 40
SCHEME OF INSTRUCTIONS AND EXAMINATION LONG ASW (LATERAL ENTRY)-8811
M. Sc. in Underwater Science and Technology
Semester-III
2301
Under Water Acoustics
70
C
04
66
04
3
50
50
100
2302
Digital Electronics
30
E
02
29
01
2
25
25
50
Scheme of Teaching
Scheme of
Marks
Exams.
Sub
Code
Subject
Total
End
Term
CE
Duration of T/P
Exams. in hours
Total
hours
C/E
Credit
L
P
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
2303
Applied Mathematics
50
E
03
50
..
3
40
40
80
2304
Computer Networking
50
E
03
45
05
3
40
40
80
2305
Sonar Theory I
80
C
04
60
20
4
60
60
120
2306
Sonar Theory II
60
C
04
50
10
3
45
45
90
2307
Naval Weapon Systems
80
C
04
70
10
4
60
60
120
2308
Lofar
80
C
04
55
25
4
60
60
120
2309
Rocket launchers
30
E
02
20
10
2
25
25
50
2310
Torpedoes
85
C
04
60
25
4
65
65
130
C + E
24+10 = 34
Sub Total
470
470
940
Semester-IV
2401
Under Water Sensors
25
E
02
20
05
2
20
20
40
2402
Mine and Mine
Counter Measures
60
C
04
45
15
3
45
45
90
2403
Tactics I
90
C
04
90
..
4
70
70
140
2404
Tactics II
90
C
04
90
..
4
70
70
140
2405
Tactics III
85
C
04
70
15
4
65
65
130
2406
Tactics IV
85
C
04
70
15
4
65
65
130
2407
GASW/Seaward
defence/Demolition
30
E
02
25
05
2
25
25
50
2408
Dissertation
70
C
04
70
..
3
100
..
100
2409
Project Work
80
C
04
80
..
4
120
..
120
2410
Mid Term Board
45
C
04
45
..
2
60
..
60
2411
End of Term Board
45
C
04
45
..
2
60
..
60
C + E
36+04 = 40
Sub Total
700
360
1060
Total Duration
1320 Hrs.
Total Marks
1170
830
2000
(48 Weeks)
60 +14 = 74
REGULATIONS: NAVAL WEAPONS (REGULAR)
1.
Programme No.
:
8203
2.
Programme Name
:
M.Sc. (Naval Weapons)
3.
Programme Code
:
Long Gunnery
4.
Approving Authority
:
IHQ MoD (N)
5.
Eligibility Criteria for Admission
:
(a)
Officer nominated by IHQ MoD (N)
(b)
A Graduate Degree in Science/Technology in any discipline
from any recognised University
6.
Duration
:
(a)
Semester I & II would consist of 50 weeks of technical
training and 6 weeks of on the job training
(b)
Semester III & IV would consist 48 weeks of specialised
training at INS Dronacharya.
7.
Attendance requirement
:
80% Minimum
8.
Nature
:
(a)
Full time
(b)
Based on the credits GPA will be calculated for Semester III
and IV CGPA will be calculated as per the formula
given.
(c)
With effect from the course commenced in 2009.
9.
Approved intake capacity
:
30
10.
Examination Pattern
:
Exam paper setter will be other than the subject instructor
nominated by Training Commander.
(a)
Continuous Evaluation
:
1150 Marks (which includes Gunnery, Tactics boards,
Dissertation/Project Work).
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
(b)
End Term Examination
:
850 Marks
Total
:
2000 Marks
11.
Grading:
(a)
Grades—The following are the grades for performance in individual subject.
Range of Marks*
Grades
Weightage
90% and above
S Outstanding
10
80—90%
A Excellent
9
70—80%
B Very Good
8
60—70%
C Good
7
50—60%
D Satisfactory
6
Below 50%
F Failure
0
* Note:—Upper limit is not included in the class interval.
(b)
Grade Point Average—Performance at the end of the semester is indicated by Grade point average (GPA)
calculated for all subjects as follows:—
GPA = G1C1 + G2C2 + G3C3 + ..........Gn Cn
C1 + C2 + C3 +..........Cn
Where, G = Grade weightage
C = Corresponding Subject Credit
(c)
Cumulative Grade Point Average—The CGPA will be calculated using GPA and course credits of each
semester as follows:—
CGPA = CIII (GPAIII) + CIV (GPAIV)
CIII + CIV
(d)
The classification on degree would be as follows:—
Classification
CGPA
First Class with distinction
8 and above
First Class
6.5 and above
Second Class
6 and above
(e)
Details of the course credits points are as follows:—
SER
Paper
C/E
Credit
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Semester-III
20301
Radar Theory and Electronics
C
4
20302
Theory of Gunnery, Fibre Optics, Lasers & Thermal Imaging
E
3
20303
Principles of Ordnance and Armament, Explosive Chemistry and
General Gunnery
C
4
20304
Basics of Naval Weapon Systems, Missile Control
C
4
20305
Guidance, Kinematics and Propulsion
E
2
20306
Surveillance and Fire Control Radar Systems
C
4
20307
Design, Concept and Operation of Surface to Surface Missiles (Part I)
E
3
20308
Design, Concept and Operation of Surface to Surface Missiles (Part II)
C
4
20309
Design, Concept and Operation of Surface to Air Missiles
C
4
20310
Theory and Practical of Naval Guns and Chaff Systems
C
4
Semester-IV
20401
Tactics I-Maritime Surface Warfare and Tactics
C
4
20402
Tactics II-Ship Handling and Tactics
C
4
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
20403
Tactics III-Maritime Sub Surface Warfare and Tactics
C
4
20404
Tactics IV-Maritime Warfare Tactics
C
4
20405
Operational, Fighting and Equipment Efficiency
C
4
20406
Theory and Practical of Small Arms
E
3
20407
Theory and Practical of Drill and Ceremonials
E
3
20408
Project Work
C
4
20409
Gunnery Board
C
4
20410
Tactics Board
C
3
SCHEME OF INSTRUCTIONS & EXAMINATION
M. Sc. Course in Naval Weapons Programme No 8203 (Long Gunnery Course)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
Semester-III
20301
Radar Theory and Electronics
80
C
4
60
20
3
50
50
100
20302
Theory of Gunnery, Fibre Optics,
Lasers & Thermal Imaging
70
E
3
50
20
3
45
45
90
20303
Principles of Ordnance and Armament,
Explosive Chemistry and
General Gunnery
90
C
4
90
..
4
55
55
110
20304
Basics of Naval Weapon Systems,
Missile Control
100
C
4
100
..
3
60
60
120
20305
Guidance, Kinematics and
Propulsion
60
E
2
60
..
3
40
40
80
20306
Surveillance and Fire Control
Radar Systems
80
C
4
60
20
3
50
50
100
20307
Design, Concept and Operation of
Surface to Surface Missiles (Part I)
70
E
3
50
20
3
45
45
90
20308
Design, Concept and Operation of
Surface to Surface Missiles (Part II)
80
C
4
60
20
3
50
50
100
20309
Design, Concept and Operation of
Surface to Air Missiles
80
C
4
80
..
3
50
50
100
20310
Theory and Practical of Naval
Guns and Chaff Systems
90
C
4
70
20
3
55
55
110
Sub Total
800
..
36
680
120
31
500
500
1000
Semester-IV
20401
Tactics I-Maritime Surface
Warfare and Tactics
80
C
4
80
..
3
50
50
100
20402
Tactics II-Ship Handling and
Tactics
80
C
4
80
..
3
50
50
100
20403
Tactics III-Maritime Sub Surface
Warfare and Tactics
90
C
4
70
20
3
55
55
110
Scheme of
Learning
Scheme of Examination
Marks
SER
Paper
Total
End
Term
Dur. of T/P
Exam.
hours
Total
hours
Credit
L
P
Continuous
Evaluation
Type
20404
Tactics IV-Maritime Warfare Tactics
80
C
4
60
20
3
55
55
110
20405
Operational, Fighting and
Equipment Efficiency
80
C
4
80
..
4
50
50
100
20406
Theory and Practical of Small Arms 70
E
3
20
50
3
45
45
90
20407
Theory and Practical of Drill and
Ceremonials
70
E
3
20
50
3
45
45
90
20408
Project Work
90
C
4
90
..
4
110
..
110
20409
Gunnery Board
80
C
4
80
..
4
100
..
100
20410
Tactics Board
70
C
3
70
..
4
100
..
90
Sub Total
800
..
37
660
140
34
650
350
1000
Grand Total (Semester III +
Semester IV)
1600
C+E=59+14= 73 1340
260
65
1150
850
2000
REGULATIONS: NAVAL WEAPONS (LATERAL ENTRY)
1.
Programme No.
:
8202
2.
Programme Name
:
M.Sc. (Naval Weapons)
3.
Programme Code
:
Long Gunnery (Lateral Entry)
4.
Approving Authority
:
IHQ MoD (N)
5.
Eligibility Criteria for Admission
:
(a)
Graduate Degree in Science/Technology in any discipline
from any recognised University
(b)
Successfully completed Long Gunnery course consisting
of Semester I and II of 50 weeks of technical training and
06 weeks of on the job training and 48 weeks in regular
programme of specialised training at INS Dronacharya.
6.
Duration
:
Undergo Semester IV consisting of 24 weeks of
specialised training at INS Dronacharya along with the
regular batch.
7.
Attendance requirement
:
80% minimum
8.
Nature
:
(a)
Selected candidates are to formally register at the
beginning of IV Semester of M. Sc. (Naval Weapons) and
join with the regular batch of Programme 8203.
(b)
Selected candidates are to qualify IV Semester Examination
along with the regular batch and submit a dissertation
(c)
Based on the current formula for course and credits, GPA
for the Semester III will be transferred based on the
performance of the candidates in corresponding/equivalent
papers in the previous qualifying long Gunnery Course.
9.
Approved intake capacity
:
20
10.
Examination Pattern
:
Exam paper setter will be other than the Subject Instructor
nominated by Training Commander.
(a)
Continuous Evaluation
:
1150 Marks (which includes Gunnery, Tactics Boards,
Dissertation/Project Work)
(b)
End Term Examination
850 Marks
Total
:
2000 Marks
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
11.
Grading :
(a)
Grades.—The following are the grades for performance in individual subject.
Range of Marks*
Grades
Weightage
90% and above
S Outstanding
10
80-90%
A Excellent
9
70-80%
B Very Good
8
60-70%
C Good
7
50-60%
D Satisfactory
6
Below 50%
F Failure
0
*Note:—Upper limit is not included in the class interval
(b)
Grade
Point
Average.—Performance
at
the
end
of
the
semester
is
indicated
by
Grade Point Average (GPA) calculated for all subjects as follows :—
GPA = G1C1 + G2C2 + G3C3 + ..........Gn Cn
C1 + C2 + C3 +..........Cn
Where G = Grade Weightage
C = Corresponding Subject Credit
(c) Cumulative Grade Point Average.—The CGPA will be calculated using GPA and course credits of each
semester as follows:—
CGPA = CIII (GPA3) + CIV (GPA4)
CIII + CIV
(d)
The Classification on degree would be as follows:—
Classification
CGPA
First Class with distinction
8 and above
First Class
6.5 and above
Second Class
6 and above
(e)
Details of the course and credit points are as follows:—
SER
Paper
C/E
Credit
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Semester-III
20301
Radar Theory and Electronics
C
4
20302
Theory of Gunnery, Fibre Optics, Lasers & Thermal Imaging
E
3
20303
Principles of Ordnance and Armament, Explosive Chemistry and
General Gunnery
C
4
20304
Basics of Naval Weapon Systems, Missile Control
C
4
20305
Guidance, Kinematics and Propulsion
E
2
20306
Surveillance and Fire Control Radar Systems
C
4
20307
Design, Concept and Operation of Surface to Surface Missiles (Part I)
E
3
20308
Design, Concept and Operation of Surface to Surface Missiles (Part II)
C
4
20309
Design, Concept and Operation of Surface to Air Missiles
C
4
20310
Theory and Practical of Naval Guns and Chaff Systems
C
4
Semester-IV
20401
Tactics I-Maritime Surface Warfare and Tactics
C
4
20402
Tactics II-Ship Handling and Tactics
C
4
20403
Tactics III-Maritime Sub Surface Warfare and Tactics
C
4
20404
Tactics IV-Maritime Warfare Tactics
C
4
20405
Operational, Fighting and Equipment Efficiency
C
4
20406
Theory and Practical of Small Arms
E
3
20407
Theory and Practical of Drill and Ceremonials
E
3
20408
Dissertation
C
4
20409
Gunnery Board
C
4
20410
Tactics Board
C
3
SCHEME OF INSTRUCTIONS & EXAMINATION
M.Sc. Course in Naval Weapons (Lateral Entry) Programme No. 8202 (Long Gunnery Course)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
Semester-III
20301
Radar Theory and Electronics
80
C
4
60
20
3
50
50
100
20302
Theory of Gunnery, Fibre Optics,
Lasers & Thermal Imaging
70
E
3
50
20
3
45
45
90
20303
Principles of Ordnance and Armament,
Explosive Chemistry and
General Gunnery
90
C
4
90
..
4
55
55
110
20304
Basics of Naval Weapon Systems,
Missile Control
100
C
4
100
..
3
60
60
120
20305
Guidance, Kinematics and
Propulsion
60
E
2
60
..
3
40
40
80
20306
Surveillance and Fire Control
Radar Systems
80
C
4
60
20
3
50
50
100
20307
Design, Concept and Operation of
Surface to Surface Missiles (Part I)
70
E
3
50
20
3
45
45
90
20308
Concept and Operation of
Surface to Missiles (Part II)
80
C
4
60
20
3
50
50
100
20309
Design, Concept and Operation of
Surface to Air Missiles
80
C
4
80
..
3
50
50
100
20310
Theory and Practical of Naval
Guns and Chaff Systems
90
C
4
70
20
3
55
55
110
Sub Total
800
..
36
680
120
31
500
500
1000
Semester-IV
20401
Tactics I-Maritime Surface
Warfare and Tactics
80
C
4
80
..
3
50
50
100
20402
Tactics II-Ship Handling and
Tactics
80
C
4
80
..
3
50
50
100
20403
Tactics III-Maritime Sub Surface
Warfare and Tactics
90
C
4
70
20
3
55
55
110
20404
Tactics IV-Maritime Warfare Tactics
80
C
4
60
20
3
55
55
110
20405
Operational, Fighting and
Equipment Efficiency
80
C
4
80
..
4
50
50
100
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
Total
Scheme of
Learning
Scheme of
Marks
Examination
SER
Paper
End
Term
Dur. of T/P
Exam hours
Total
hours
Type
Credit
L
P
Continuous
Evaluation
20406
Theory and Practical of Small Arms
70
E
3
20
50
3
45
45
90
20407
Theory and Practical of Drill and
Ceremonials
70
E
3
20
50
3
45
45
90
20408
Dissertation
90
C
4
90
..
4
110
..
110
20409
Gunnery Board
80
C
4
80
..
4
100
..
100
20410
Tactics Board
70
C
3
70
..
4
100
..
90
Sub Total
800
..
37
660
140
34
650
350
1000
Grand Total (Semester III+
Semester IV)
1600
C+E=59+14=73
1340
260
65
1150
850
2000
(4)
No. Conf. II/2941/1/2010 (4).
20th September 2010.
Read:—Not. No. Conf. II/2941/2/09 dated 18-1-2009; Regulations for 5 year BB.A LL.B (Hons.) Degree (2009
admission)
In exercise of the powers conferred under Section 24 (ii) read with Section 42 (1) of Cochin University of Science
and Technology Act, 1986 (Act 31 of 1986) the Academic Council at its meeting held on 4-2-2010 resolved to amend the
‘Clause 6’ of BB.A. LL.B. (Hons.) Regulation (2009 admissions) as follows :
Existing
Approved
Candidates who have not crossed 20 years of age
Candidates who have not crossed 20 years of age
as on July 1 of the year of admission (22 years in
as on January 1 of the year of admission (22 years
the case of SC/ST/OBC’s).
in the case of SC/ST/OBC’s).
The Syndicate at its meeting held on 17-7-2010 vide Item No. 560.30 resolved to approve the same and made this
effective from 4-2-2010 the date of meeting of the Academic Council.
(5)
No. Conf. II/2941/2/2010 (6).
22nd September 2010.
In exercise of the powers conferred under Section 24 (ii) read with Section 42 (1) of CUSAT Act 1986, (Act 31 of
1986) the Academic Council at its meeting held on 4-2-2010 resolved to approve the following :
(i)
The modified schemes of Examinations for M.Sc. Marine Geology and Marine Geophysics Courses with effect
from 2010-11 batch (App.)
(ii) To make following amendments in the eligibility qualification for admission to M.Phil. in Fisheries Science
offered by the School of Industrial Fisheries with effect from 2008-09 onwards as follows :
“M.Sc. Degree in Industrial Fisheries/Marine Biology/Zoology/Aquatic Biology and Fisheries/Fishery Biology
and Aquaculture/Capture and Culture Fisheries/Aquaculture/M.F.Sc./ M. Sc. Applied Fisheries and Aquaculture/
M.Sc.Aquaculture and Fish Processing or any other Post Graduate Degree in Fisheries and allied subjects.”
The Syndicate at its meeting held on 17-7-2010 vide Item 560.30 approved the above Academic Council decision.
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)
(5)
(6)
(7)
(8)
(9)
(10)
(11)
M.Sc. MARINE GEOLOGY (w.e.f. 2010-11 batch)
(Revised Syllabus passed by the BOS on 17-7-2009)
Course Code
Paper
Core/Elective
Credits
Semester-I
MGO 2101
Mineralogy
Core
3
MGO 2102
Igneous & Metamorphic Petrology
Core
3
MGO 2103
Structural Geology
Core
3
MGO 2104
Invertebrate and Micro Paleontolgy
Core
3
MGO 2105
Mineralogy (Practical)
Core
1
MGO 2106
X-Ray Mineralogy (Practical)
Core
1
MGO 2107
Petrology (Practical)
Core
1
MGO 2108
Structural Geology (Practical)
Core
1
MGO 2109
Paleontology (Practical)
Core
1
Semester-II
MGO 2201
Stratigraphy
Core
3
MGO 2202
Ground Water Geology
Core
3
MGO 2203
Economic Geology
Core
3
MGO 2204
Geochemistry
Core
3
MGO 2205
Economic Geology (Practical)
Core
1
MGO 2206
Geological Mapping (Practical)
Elective
1
MGO 2207
Geology in Coastal Zone Management
Elective
3
MGO 2208
Paleoceanography & Climate
Elective
3
MGO 2209
Geological Exploration Techniques
Elective
3
MGO 2210
Geomorphology
Elective
3
MGO 2211
Geochemistry (Practical)
Core
1
Semester-III
MGO 2301
Geology of the Ocean Floor
Core
3
MGO 2302
Sedimentary Geology
Core
3
MGO 2303
Geophysics and Offshore Exploration
Core
3
MGO 2304
Submarine Geomorphology (Practical)
Core
1
MGO 2305
Sedimentology (Practical)
Core
1
MGO 2306
Applied Micropaleontology
Elective
3
MGO 2307
Environmental Geology
Elective
3
MGO 2308
Clays and Clay minerals
Elective
4
MGO 2309
Geoenvironments of Mangroves
Elective
3
MGO 2310
Engineering Geology
Elective
3
Semester-IV
MGO 2401
Coastal Process and Evolution
Core
3
MGO 2402
Marine Sediments
Core
3
MGO 2403
Marine Mineral Resources
Core
3
MGO 2404
Coastal Geology (Practical)
Core
1
MGO 2405
Project Work
Core
6
MGO 2406
Isotope Geology
Elective
4
M.Sc. MARINE GEOPHYSICS (w.e.f. 2010-11 batch)
(Revised Syllabus passed by the BOS on 17-7-2009)
Course Code
Paper
Core/Elective
Credits
Semester-I
MGP 2101
Electronics for Instrumentation
Core
3
MGP 2102
General Geology
Elective
3
MGP 2103
Physics of the Earth
Core
3
MGP 2104
Magnetic Prospecting
Core
3
MGP 2105
Computations in Earth Sciences (Practical)
Core
2
MGP 2106
Electronics (Practical)
Core
2
Semester-II
MGP 2201
Structural Geology & Stratigraphy
Core
4
MGP 2202
Gravity Prospecting
Core
3
MGP 2203
Ground Water Geophysics
Core
3
MGP 2204
Digital Signal Processing
Core
3
MGP 2205
Geophysical Computation-I (Practical)
Core
2
MGP 2206
Geology (Practical)
Core
1
MGP 2207
Digital Signal Processing (Practical)
Core
2
MGP 2208
Electrical and Electromagnetic Methods
Elective
3
Semester-III
MGP 2301
Marine Geology
Core
3
MGP 2302
Seismology & Seismic Prospecting
Core
3
MGP 2303
Well Logging
Core
3
MGP 2304
Sub Bottom Sampling Techniques and
Shipboard Training (Practical)
Core
1
MGP 2305
Geophysical Field Work (Practical)
Core
1
MGP 2306
Geophysical Computations-II (Practical)
Core
2
MGP 2307
Marine Geology (Practical)
Core
1
MGP 2308
Marine Mineral Resources
Elective
3
Semester-IV
MGP 2401
Offshore Exploration
Core
3
MGP 2402
Geodynamics
Core
3
MGP 2403
Project Work
Core
6
MGP 2404
Remote Sensing
Elective
3
MGP 2405
Microprocessor & PC Based Instrumentation
Elective
3
MGP 2406
Petroleum Geology
Elective
3
(6)
No. Conf. II/2941/1/2010 (7).
4th October 2010.
The Academic Council at its meeting held on 4-2-2010, in exercise of its powers conferred by Section 24 (ii) read
with 42 (1) of CUSAT Act 1986, resolved to approve the revised course structure of M.Sc. Statistics and M.Phil. Statistics
with effect from 2010 admission onwards, as appended.
The Syndicate at its meeting held on 17-7-2010 vide Item 560.30 resolved to approve the above resolution of the
Academic Council.
M.Sc. (STATISTICS)—COURSE STRUCTURE
(with effect from 2010 Admission onwards)
Objectives
The present course is intended to provide a platform for talented students to undergo higher studies in the subject
as well as to train them to suit for the needs of the society. Apart from teaching core Statistics subjects, the students are
also trained to handle real life problems through the practical classes. As a part of the course the students are taught
some programming languages and also exposed to various Statistical softwares such as SPSS, MATLAB, SAS etc.
Eligibility
B.Sc. Degree in Mathematics or Statistics main with at least 55% marks for the optional subjects taken together.
Duration of the Course
:
Four Semesters
Examination
:
Credit and Semester
Intake
:
20
Course
Core/
Contact
Continuous
External
Total
Code
Title of Paper
Elective
Credits
Hours/
Evaluation
Evaluation Marks
Week
Marks
Marks
Semester-I
STA 2101
Mathematical Methods for Statistics
C
4
5
50
50
100
STA 2102
Probability Theory I
C
4
5
50
50
100
STA 2103
Probability Distributions
C
4
5
50
50
100
STA 2104
Sampling Theory & Methods
C
4
5
50
50
100
STA 2105
Elective I
E
3
5
50
50
100
Semester-II
STA 2201
Statistical Inference I
C
4
5
50
50
100
STA 2202
Probability Theory II
C
4
5
50
50
100
STA 2203
Stochastic Processes
C
4
5
50
50
100
STA 2204
Practical I and Viva Voce
C
3
4
50
50*
100
STA 2205
Elective II
E
3
5
50
50
100
Semester-III
STA 2301
Statistical Inference II
C
4
5
50
50
100
STA 2302
Multivariate Analysis
C
4
5
50
50
100
STA 2303
Applied Regression Analysis
C
4
5
50
50
100
STA 2304
Practical-II using SPSS/ MATLAB and
Viva Voce
C
3
4
50
50*
100
STA 2305
Elective III
E
3
5
50
50
100
Semester-IV
STA 2401
Design and Analysis of Experiments
C
4
5
50
50
100
STA 2402
Statistical Quality Assurance
C
4
5
50
50
100
STA 2403
Practical-III using SAS/R and Viva Voce
C
3
4
50
50*
100
STA 2404
Elective IV
E
3
5
50
50
100
STA 2405
Elective V
E
3
5
50
50
100
* The Viva Voce examinations in STA 2204, STA 2304 & STA 2403 are to be conducted externally with at least one
external examiner (50 marks).
List of Elective Papers:
1.
Actuarial Statistics
2.
Advanced Distribution Theory
3.
Advanced Probability Theory
4.
Advanced Stochastic Processes
5.
Applied Multivariate Statistical Analysis
6.
Applied Statistics for National Development
7.
Complex Analysis and Integral Transforms
8.
Demographic Techniques
9.
Directional Data Analysis
10.
Inference for Stochastic Processes
11.
Operations Research
12.
Reliability Modelling and Analysis
13.
Statistical Computing
14.
Statistical Decision Theory
15.
Statistical Forecasting
16.
Statistical Genetics
17.
Stochastic Finance
18.
Survival Analysis
19.
Time Series Analysis
M.Phil. STATISTICS COURSE STRUCTURE
(with effect from 2010 Admission onwards)
Objectives
The present course is intended to provide a platform for talented students to undergo higher studies in the subject
as well as to train them to suit for the needs of the society.
Eligibility
M.Sc. Degree in Statistics main with at least 55% marks.
Duration of the Course
:
Two Semesters
Examination
:
Credit and Semester
Intake
:
6
Semester-I
Course
Core/
Contact
Continuous
Total
Code
Title of Paper
Elective
Hours/Week
Evaluation Marks
Marks
STA 3101
Probability and Statistical Inference
C
15
200
200
STA 3102
Elective
E
15
200
200
Semester-II
Course
Core/
Continuous
Total
Code
Title of Paper
Elective
Evaluation Marks
Marks
STA 3201
Dissertation
C
300
300
STA 3202
Viva Voce
C
100
100
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Kochi-22.
Registrar.