B.Sc. DEGREE COURSE IN COMPUTER SCIENCE

(run from October 1966)

Subject	No. of Hours/week							Number of Examination Papers
	Lec.		Tut.	Lab.		Total		Th.			Pr.
First Year
Pure Mathematics	4		2	-		6		2		D
Applied Mathematics	2		1	-		3		1		D
Chemistry	3		-	2		5		1		D	1
Physics	3		2	2		7		2		D	1
Total	12		5	4		21		6			2
Second Year
Pure Mathematics	4		2		-		6		2	C
Algorithms, Computers, Computer Organisation and Programming	4		2		-		6		2	D
Numerical Analysis	1		1		-		2		1	C
Probability and Statistics	1		1		-		2		1	C
Humanities Subject	2		-		-		2		1	C
Total	12		6		-		18		7
Third Year
Pure Mathematics		3	1		-		4		2	C
Information Structures, Computer and Programming Systems		2	1		-		3		1	D
Numerical Analysis		2	2		-		4		1	C
Combinations and Graph Theory		1	1		-		2		1	D
Principles of Analogue Computation		1	1		-		2		1	D
Special Physics Course		1	1		-		2		1	D
Humanities Subject		2	-		-		2		1	D
Total		12	7		-		19		8
Fourth Year
Mathematical Techniques of Science and Engineering		3	1		-		4		5 papers
Numerical Analysis		3	2		-		5
Algorithmic Languages and Compilers		2	1		-		3
Logical Design and Switching Theory		2	1		-		3
Special Topic *		-	3		-		3		Dissertation

*Special Topic to be chosen from:-

Mathematical Optimisation Techniques,

Advanced Analogue and Hybrid Computation,

Commercial Data Processing,

Constructive Logic and Theory of Automata,

Systems Simulations,

Formal Languages,

Heuristic Programming.

Degree awarded with First, Second or Third Class Honours or as an Ordinary Degree.

Ø - Exemption awarded on class work

D - Degree Examination

C - Class Examination

Copied from papers to the Academic Advisory Committee of 20.3.67 and from papers (dated 11.9.68) to the Academic Advisory Committee of 24.2.69.