The FISAT Free Software Cell (FFSC), established in 2006, is dedicated to promote computer users` rights to use, study, copy, modify, and redistribute computer programs. The FFSC promotes the development and use of free software, particularly the GNU operating system, used widely in its GNU/Linux variant. At present the cell extends its help on a technical basis by doing need based projects for the visually challenged people. The Free Software Cell is one of the most active student organisations operating in FISAT.  FFSC now conducts classes in the Linux operating system, kernel programming and Web application development.

Our Vision

The world of technology is evolving. Computers, once affordable only to companies, are now commonplace, even essential, in any household. The Internet, probably the greatest invention of the 20th century, has brought people closer and thus, has strengthened the role of computers in our age.

The freedom that the internet brings to its millions of users has woken us up to the real meaning of Free Speech. And yet, when we look to the rest of the technological world, we find something missing: that very sense of freedom that we have come to expect from computers. The aspect where we most feel the lack of this freedom is software.

We feel that the power of computing should be available to all people – not just those lucky enough to afford commercial software. We feel that software must be free. Free, not just to use as we please, but free to study, to modify, to share and to redistribute.
With this vision was born the Free Software Cell, and the projects that have sprung from it since.

Our e-mail address is:  ffsc@fisat.ac.in

Staff-in-Charge :  Merin Cherian, Dr. Ierin Babu ,Asst Professor, CSE Dept.

OFFICE BEARERS

Chair                 Noel Jacob Dennis

Vice-Chair       Rhithika M Pradeep

Treasurer        Ziya K V

Founded in 1947, Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) is the world’s largest educational and scientific computing society, delivering resources that advance computing as a science and a profession. ACM student chapter provides unique opportunities for networking, mentoring and bonding over common interests. They provide support both within the student community and to local communities outside the institution. The ACM Student Branch of FISAT was formed on 22nd June 2016 with the aim of providing a gateway to forums, panel discussions, and  symposia that further aids students professional development.

Academic Year 2025-2026

Faculty in charge :Sruthy Suresh,Jismy Mathew

The student’s development association of computer science engineering department-FISAT Consultancy Services (FCS), was established  in the year 2018 to mould young leaders of engineering for the services of society. FCS is incorporated for taking up consultancy projects in software related fields by involving students.The association is aimed in developing the software projects of outside clients or companies in a low budget manner. We are looking forward for projects in all technologies and have a skilled resource team and a strong advisory board. We have completed around five projects in a span of 6 months, from the launch of the association.

Staff-in-Charge: Ms. Hansa J Thattil & Ms. Chethna Joy, Asst.Professors, CSE Dept.

Computer Society of India (CSI) is a body of computer professionals in India. It has 72 chapters and 511 student branches across India. CSI student branch at FISAT was established in 2006. CSI student branch has consecutively won the best student branch award in India. CSI Student branch regularly conducts talks and workshops with the aim of imparting knowledge on cutting edge technologies. CSI student branch has won the National Award for the Best CSI Student Chapter consecutively in 2009, 2010 and 2011.

Academic Year 2021-2022

Faculty in charge : Divya John

Academic Year 2020-2021

Faculty in charge : Divya John

B.Tech 2024 Scheme(COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING)

1st Year Syllabus_GroupA 

S3-S8 Group A

B.Tech 2024 Scheme(COMPUTER SCIENCE AND DESIGN)

1st Year Syllabus_GroupA 

S3-S8 Group A

B.Tech 2019 Scheme(COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING)

S1-S2 | S3-S4 | S5-S6 | S7-S8

B.Tech 2019 Scheme(COMPUTER SCIENCE AND DESIGN)

S1-S2 | S3-S4|

S5-S6

B. Tech 2015 Scheme

S1-S2 | S3 | S4 | S5 | S6 | S7-S8

M.Tech

Artificial Intelligence and Data Science

Computer Science and Information Systems

B.Tech in Electrical and Electronics Engineering.

Electrical and Electronics Engineering is one of the core Engineering branches started at Federal Institute of Science and Technology in the year 2002 with an undergraduate program (B.Tech) affiliated to M. G. University, Kottayam, Kerala with a sanctioned strength of 60 students.  Since 2015 admission onwards, B.Tech degree program is affiliated to APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University (KTU).Our Department has many university rank holders in B.Tech as well as M.Tech Programmes.The Department has excellent placement records in companies like Infosys, TCS, UST Global, Tata Elxsi.Our students has got opportunities to do internships in various companies during their course of study.

The Department has excellent lab facilities with modern software tools  and a research lab for facilitating research and project works of students.Teaching aids like projectors, smart boards are made use to make the teaching learning process effective.In addition to this teachers use facilities like Moodle,Edx and several online platforms to improve  the quality of course delivery .

‘Learn From Great Minds’ lecture series is conducted every year with eminent resource persons who share their industrial experiences.Subject related events like seminars, industrial visits, etc  are organized to enhance the subject knowledge.Alumni Webinar series is conducted with our old students as subject experts which facilitates the interaction between students and  Alumni.Several add on courses are conducted aiming at academic enrichment , skill development and career orientation of students.Placement training programmes and mock interviews are arranged which enables the students to attend placement drive confidently.Academic-industrial interactions are created by organizing, industrial visits, in -plant training and regular soft skill development training programmes. Students are encouraged to undergo industrial training of at least one week during the semester holidays.

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Semester VII

Semester VIII

2019 Onwards

Semester II

Semester I

2024

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