University of Lethbridge – BS
March 3, 2022 2022-12-08 5:53University of Lethbridge – BS
BS (CS)
BS in University of Lethbridge - 2 years in India + 2 years in Canada
About University of Lethbridge
The U of L is respected around the globe as a research-intensive, comprehensive university. Here, you’ll find yourself at the centre of a student-focused environment that nurtures innovation, critical thinking and creativity. From financial support to one-on-one mentorship and individualised career advice, you’ll find support every step of the way.
As a student at the U of L, you are viewed as a partner and a colleague. You’ll be given opportunities to collaborate and share your unique ideas, ask questions and find answers. When you reach graduation, you will have the confidence you need to succeed in whatever you do, whether that means pursuing further education, teaching in an academic setting or establishing a professional career.
As a student at the U of L, you are viewed as a partner and a colleague. You’ll be given opportunities to collaborate and share your unique ideas, ask questions and find answers. When you reach graduation, you will have the confidence you need to succeed in whatever you do, whether that means pursuing further education, teaching in an academic setting or establishing a professional career.
Campus
Eat and shop
Food Services
Includes Urban Market, a market-style cafe in University Hall, as well as Carvery & Bakery, Subway, Starbucks, Booster Juice and Tim Hortons outlets.
The Zoo Pub & Grill
Relax in The Zoo's casual, comfy atmosphere and choose from an array of appetisers, soup and salads, burgers, pizzas, sandwiches and more.
Food court and convenience stores. Whether you want a hearty meal or a light snack. Our food court offers a variety of options to suit any craving as well as Rockerman’s Service Centre, the on-campus convenience.
Bookstore
With textbooks, stationery, clothing, giftware, computer accessories and more, the Lethbridge Bookstore has something for everyone.
Food Services
Includes Urban Market, a market-style cafe in University Hall, as well as Carvery & Bakery, Subway, Starbucks, Booster Juice and Tim Hortons outlets.
The Zoo Pub & Grill
Relax in The Zoo's casual, comfy atmosphere and choose from an array of appetisers, soup and salads, burgers, pizzas, sandwiches and more.
Food court and convenience stores. Whether you want a hearty meal or a light snack. Our food court offers a variety of options to suit any craving as well as Rockerman’s Service Centre, the on-campus convenience.
Bookstore
With textbooks, stationery, clothing, giftware, computer accessories and more, the Lethbridge Bookstore has something for everyone.
City Conditions
Sunshine.
We are one of Canada’s sunniest cities (320 days of sunshine each year). Bring sunscreen and shades.
Coulees.
Think of a flowing landscape running along the river valley. Once you see them, you’ll never forget them.
Wind.
Yes — windy days warm our winters. But the breeze is indicative of our people. It’s a force that moves us all to do more. Be more. Be better. We don’t settle. And neither will you.
Home to 95,000 people, Lethbridge is a place where ideas grow. We are a campus community. Culturally vibrant with a flourishing arts scene and active social scene. Alberta’s big sky. Stunning scenery (the High-Level Bridge and the Oldman River). Four distinct seasons. Spectacular sunrises and glowing sunsets. Look west, and you’ll see vast prairies and the peaks of the Rocky Mountains, which are only a short drive away (unbelievable skiing, boarding, biking, hiking and camping opportunities await). Drive anywhere in our city in 20 minutes—Park with pocket change.
With both a college and a university, Lethbridge is a varsity town. This means there is plenty to do both on campus and off. Listen to a band, go for coffee, watch a movie (we have a theatre — owned and operated by a Lethbridge alumnus — where movies are only $4!), check out a festival square or go to a play in Galt Gardens, sing at an open mic or check out a comedy show. There’s truly something for everyone.
Urban & regional studies (URS) delves into the physical, social, economic and political factors that shape our cities. It looks at the role of planning to manage dynamic forces of change such as immigration, global warming, ageing populations, energy conservation, congestion, urban forests, homelessness and smog, to name just a few.
As a URS student at the University of Lethbridge, you will learn to approach contemporary development challenges from various frames of reference. Issues include the evolving social, ethnic and architectural character of urban neighbourhoods, the decline of agricultural service centres in the west or the governance of urban sprawl.
This multidisciplinary major will provide you with a broad range of conceptual and practical tools to understand cities and regions. URS is housed in the Department of Geography & Environment, but as a multidisciplinary major, the program includes courses outside the department’s offerings, such as anthropology, economics, political science, sociology and statistics.
The knowledge and experience you gain in the URS program will provide an exceptional stepping stone, whether you choose to continue your studies to the master’s or doctoral level or to enter the working world. Either way, you will have the educational background to play an important role in providing an understanding of, and solutions for, some of our most pressing urban and regional concerns.
We are one of Canada’s sunniest cities (320 days of sunshine each year). Bring sunscreen and shades.
Coulees.
Think of a flowing landscape running along the river valley. Once you see them, you’ll never forget them.
Wind.
Yes — windy days warm our winters. But the breeze is indicative of our people. It’s a force that moves us all to do more. Be more. Be better. We don’t settle. And neither will you.
Home to 95,000 people, Lethbridge is a place where ideas grow. We are a campus community. Culturally vibrant with a flourishing arts scene and active social scene. Alberta’s big sky. Stunning scenery (the High-Level Bridge and the Oldman River). Four distinct seasons. Spectacular sunrises and glowing sunsets. Look west, and you’ll see vast prairies and the peaks of the Rocky Mountains, which are only a short drive away (unbelievable skiing, boarding, biking, hiking and camping opportunities await). Drive anywhere in our city in 20 minutes—Park with pocket change.
With both a college and a university, Lethbridge is a varsity town. This means there is plenty to do both on campus and off. Listen to a band, go for coffee, watch a movie (we have a theatre — owned and operated by a Lethbridge alumnus — where movies are only $4!), check out a festival square or go to a play in Galt Gardens, sing at an open mic or check out a comedy show. There’s truly something for everyone.
Urban & regional studies (URS) delves into the physical, social, economic and political factors that shape our cities. It looks at the role of planning to manage dynamic forces of change such as immigration, global warming, ageing populations, energy conservation, congestion, urban forests, homelessness and smog, to name just a few.
As a URS student at the University of Lethbridge, you will learn to approach contemporary development challenges from various frames of reference. Issues include the evolving social, ethnic and architectural character of urban neighbourhoods, the decline of agricultural service centres in the west or the governance of urban sprawl.
This multidisciplinary major will provide you with a broad range of conceptual and practical tools to understand cities and regions. URS is housed in the Department of Geography & Environment, but as a multidisciplinary major, the program includes courses outside the department’s offerings, such as anthropology, economics, political science, sociology and statistics.
The knowledge and experience you gain in the URS program will provide an exceptional stepping stone, whether you choose to continue your studies to the master’s or doctoral level or to enter the working world. Either way, you will have the educational background to play an important role in providing an understanding of, and solutions for, some of our most pressing urban and regional concerns.
Housing
The U of L was established in 1967. One of the founding principles was that the University should encourage students to live in residence in order to obtain the greatest exposure to and benefits from the academic experience.
At the U of L, our residences are designed to support you both academically and socially. Living in Residence will aid you in the transition to University life, and allow you the opportunity to forge friendships that will last a lifetime.
At the U of L, our residences are designed to support you both academically and socially. Living in Residence will aid you in the transition to University life, and allow you the opportunity to forge friendships that will last a lifetime.
Our Residences
The University of Lethbridge is located in traditional Blackfoot Confederacy territory. We honour the Blackfoot people for whom our residence buildings are named, and their traditional ways of knowing in caring for this land, as well as all Aboriginal peoples who have helped shape and continue to strengthen our University community.
Non-Smoking Residences
Our U of L residences are home to over 900 single students. Please be reminded that it is a housing violation to smoke in residence. As defined in the U of L Smoking Policy:
4.1 “Smoking” means to carry or possess a lit cigarette, cigar, pipe, electronic cigarette, personal vaporizer or electronic nicotine delivery system or to use a tobacco and smoking related product in any manner, or the smoking of any other substance.
Non-Smoking Residences
Our U of L residences are home to over 900 single students. Please be reminded that it is a housing violation to smoke in residence. As defined in the U of L Smoking Policy:
4.1 “Smoking” means to carry or possess a lit cigarette, cigar, pipe, electronic cigarette, personal vaporizer or electronic nicotine delivery system or to use a tobacco and smoking related product in any manner, or the smoking of any other substance.
Indian student association
ISA is an organisation for international students and Canadian students to get involved with the university and community by means of an open forum, support tool and opportunity to interact and meet each other. With social media, we can experience different cultures and languages. As well as sharing photos, documents or videos in a respectful environment. Our campus life away from home should be memorable and fun, we want to be part of that support. From ISA Executives.
Link:- https://www.facebook.com/groups/isa.uleth/
Link:- https://www.facebook.com/groups/isa.uleth/
Why Choose University of Lethbridge ?
Public University
Advantages of State Public University
Internship Opportunities
Co- op options allows students to take real life work experience
Modern Facilities
200 acres campus with most modern amenities
Almost 100% Placements
Students from Computational science are recruited by TOP MNCs like IBM, AT&T etc
Generous Scholarship
Generous Scholarship to deserving students
Industry Linkages
Lethbridge University has strong linkages with Local Business Community
- The B.S. (CS) course is a 4-year bachelor’s Program.
- First and Second Year of the program will be taught by Vidyalankar as per guidelines given by Lethbridge University.
- Students will be studying all articulated courses gathering 60 credits before transfer
- Students who successfully complete 4 semester at Vidyalankar can opt to transfer to Lethbridge University directly into the 3rd year of BS(CS) program
- After completing 5 semesters at Lethbridge University, students will be awarded BS(CS) degree from Lethbridge University
- Accelerated MS- Students wanting to pursue MS in Lethbridge and maintain 3.0/4.0 GPA can complete the MS in Computer Science in 1 year and GRE will be waived off
XII – HSC / CBSE / A – levels / IB-Diploma or its equivalent in Science / Commerce and Arts.
Proficiency in English
Students must successfully complete four semesters at VSIT with 60 credit hours of coursework and a minimum average of 55% or cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.0
Students must satisfy the requirements of the General Education Courses.
Student Visa Clearance
Computer Systems Analyst
Computer/Science Associate
Web Developer
Programmer
QA Analyst
Software Developer (Entry Level)
System Integration (Entry Level)
IT Support Assistant
Junior IT Support Supervisor
Junior System Administrator (Entry Level)
Net Programmer
Network Operations Assistant
Helpdesk Support
Information Systems Analyst
Information Systems Technician
IT Consultant (Entry Level)
IT Professional (Entry Level)
These jobs generally require extensive, relevant work experience and/or further education.
These jobs generally require extensive, relevant work experience and/or further education.
Aerial Photogrammetry Technician
Aerial Survey Technician
Animator
Business Continuity Planner
Career and Technology Studies Teacher
Cartographer
Cartographic Designer
Chief Information Officer
College/Vocational Instructor
Computational Linguistics
Computer-Aided Manufacturer
Computer Game Programmer
Computer Network Administrator
Computer Programmer
Computer Security Consultant
Computer Security Specialist
Computer Services Technician
Computer Support Analyst
Data Administrator/Developer
Data Communication Analyst
Data Miner
Data Retrieval Specialist
Database Analyst
Database Designer
Database Manager
Digital Forensics
Digital Graphic Artist
Embedded Systems Designer
End User Computing Practice Manage
End User Desktop Architect
End User Support Lead
Environmental Engineer
Exploration Geophysicist
Forensic Laboratory Analyst
GIS Analyst
GIS Programmer
GIS Technician/Technologist/Specialist
Graphic Programmer
GUI Designer
Information System Consultant
Information System Developer
Information System Quality Assurance Analyst
Information Systems Manager
Information Technology Manager
Instructional Designer
Interactive Media Programmer
Interactive Multimedia Production
IT Trainer & Educator
Mechanical Design Technologist
Microcomputer/Workstation Manager
Mobile App Designer
Multimedia Production
Network Administrator/Manager
On-Line Service Manager
Operating Systems Programmer
Operation Research Analyst
Process Control Programmer
Program Analyst
Project Manager
Quality Control Engineer
Remote Sensing Analyst
Robotics
Scientific Application Programmer
Social Media Specialist
Software Developer
Software Engineer
Systems Analyst
System Auditor
System Integrator
System Programmer
System Security Analyst
System Support Personal
System Tester
Technical Director
Technology Consultant
Technology Specialist
University Professor
Virtual Reality Developer
Web Designer/Developer
Web Technician
Webmaster
Level : Bachelor
Duration : 2 Years at Vidyalankar & 2 Years at University of Lethbridge (Canada)
Major : Bachelor of Computer Science
Specialization : Computer science
| Semester | Course Name | Type |
| Semester 1 | Imperative Programming | Core |
| Digital Electronics | Core | |
| Operating Systems | Core | |
| Discrete Mathematics | Core | |
| Communication Skills | AbilityEnhancementSkill Course | |
| Imperative Programming Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Digital Electronics Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Operating Systems Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Discrete Mathematics Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Communication Skills Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Semester 2 | Object oriented Programming | Core |
| Microprocessor Architecture | Core | |
| Web Programming | Core | |
| Numerical and Statistical Methods | Core | |
| Green Computing | Ability Enhancement Skill Course | |
| Object oriented Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Microprocessor Architecture Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Web Programming Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Numerical and Statistical Methods Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Green Computing Practical | Ability Enhancement Skill Course Practical | |
| Semester 3 | Python Programming | Skill Enhancement Course |
| Data Structures | Core | |
| Computer Networks | Core | |
| Database Management Systems | Core | |
| Applied Mathematics | Core | |
| Python Programming Practical | Skill Enhancement Course Practical | |
| Data Structures Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Computer Networks Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Database Management Systems Practica | Core Subject Practical | |
| Mobile Programming Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Semester 4 | Core Java | Skill Enhancement Course |
| Introduction to Embedded Systems | Core | |
| Computer Oriented Statistical Techniques | Core | |
| Software Engineering | Core | |
| Computer Graphics and Animation | Core | |
| Core Java Practical | Skill Enhancement Course | |
| Introduction to Embedded Systems Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Computer Oriented Statistical Techniques Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Software Engineering Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Computer Graphics and Animation Practical | Core Subject Practical |
| Semesters | Course | Title | Credits | Type |
| Semester 5 | 3615 | Computer Science 3615 | 3 | |
| 3000/ 4000 | Computer Science 3000/4000 level | 3 | ||
| Plus | Elective | ELECTIVE | ||
| Semester 6 | 3615 | Computer Science 3615 | 3 | |
| 3740 | Computer Science 3740 | 3 | ||
| 3000/4000 | Computer Science 3000/4000 level | 3 | ||
| 3000/4000 | Elective 3000/4000 level | 3 | ||
| Plus | Elective | ELECTIVE | ||
| Semester 7 | 3000/4000 | Computer Science 3000/4000 level | 3 | |
| 4000 | Computer Science 4000 level | 9 | ||
| 3000/4000 | Elective 3000/4000 level/td> | 3 | ||
| Plus | Elective | ELECTIVE | ||
| Semester 8 | 3000/4000 | Computer Science 3000/4000 level | 3 | |
| 4000 | Computer Science 4000 level | 9 | ||
| 3000/4000 | Elective 3000/4000 level/td> | 3 | ||
| Plus | Elective | ELECTIVE |
Tuition & Living Expense
| Year | Fees | Type |
| 1st Year | ₹1500 | Application fees |
| ₹3,75,000 | Tuition fees | |
| ₹0 | Living expense | |
| 2nd Year | ₹3,75,000 | Tuition fees |
| ₹0 | Living expense | |
| 3rd Year | CAD 20,378 (approx 12 lacs ₹ ) | Estimated Tuition fee |
| CAD 10,200 (approx 6 lacs ₹ ) | Estimated Living expense | |
| 4th Year | CAD 20,378 (approx 12 lacs ₹ ) | Estimated Tuition fee |
| CAD 10,200 (approx 6 lacs ₹ ) | Estimated Living expense |
Addition expenses
| Particulars | Tentative Expense |
| Health Insurance | |
| IELTS Registration | ₹ 14,700 |
| VISA fees | CAD 150 (approx 8,800 ₹ ) |
| Airfare | CAD 1620 (approx 95,000₹ ) |
Course Co-Ordinator
MCA, SNDT University 1998 B.Sc.(Statistics), University of Mumbai 1995
Teaching Experience: 11 Years
Research/Industrial Experience: 10 Years
Administrative & Managerial Experience: 15 Years
Technical Papers Published: 11
Books Authored: 01
About University of Lethbridge
The U of L is respected around the globe as a research-intensive, comprehensive university. Here, you’ll find yourself at the centre of a student-focused environment that nurtures innovation, critical thinking and creativity. From financial support to one-on-one mentorship and individualised career advice, you’ll find support every step of the way.
As a student at the U of L, you are viewed as a partner and a colleague. You’ll be given opportunities to collaborate and share your unique ideas, ask questions and find answers. When you reach graduation, you will have the confidence you need to succeed in whatever you do, whether that means pursuing further education, teaching in an academic setting or establishing a professional career.
As a student at the U of L, you are viewed as a partner and a colleague. You’ll be given opportunities to collaborate and share your unique ideas, ask questions and find answers. When you reach graduation, you will have the confidence you need to succeed in whatever you do, whether that means pursuing further education, teaching in an academic setting or establishing a professional career.
Campus
Eat and shop
Food Services
Includes Urban Market, a market-style cafe in University Hall, as well as Carvery & Bakery, Subway, Starbucks, Booster Juice and Tim Hortons outlets.
The Zoo Pub & Grill
Relax in The Zoo's casual, comfy atmosphere and choose from an array of appetisers, soup and salads, burgers, pizzas, sandwiches and more.
Food court and convenience stores. Whether you want a hearty meal or a light snack. Our food court offers a variety of options to suit any craving as well as Rockerman’s Service Centre, the on-campus convenience.
Bookstore
With textbooks, stationery, clothing, giftware, computer accessories and more, the Lethbridge Bookstore has something for everyone.
Food Services
Includes Urban Market, a market-style cafe in University Hall, as well as Carvery & Bakery, Subway, Starbucks, Booster Juice and Tim Hortons outlets.
The Zoo Pub & Grill
Relax in The Zoo's casual, comfy atmosphere and choose from an array of appetisers, soup and salads, burgers, pizzas, sandwiches and more.
Food court and convenience stores. Whether you want a hearty meal or a light snack. Our food court offers a variety of options to suit any craving as well as Rockerman’s Service Centre, the on-campus convenience.
Bookstore
With textbooks, stationery, clothing, giftware, computer accessories and more, the Lethbridge Bookstore has something for everyone.
City Conditions
Sunshine.
We are one of Canada’s sunniest cities (320 days of sunshine each year). Bring sunscreen and shades.
Coulees.
Think of a flowing landscape running along the river valley. Once you see them, you’ll never forget them.
Wind.
Yes — windy days warm our winters. But the breeze is indicative of our people. It’s a force that moves us all to do more. Be more. Be better. We don’t settle. And neither will you.
Home to 95,000 people, Lethbridge is a place where ideas grow. We are a campus community. Culturally vibrant with a flourishing arts scene and active social scene. Alberta’s big sky. Stunning scenery (the High-Level Bridge and the Oldman River). Four distinct seasons. Spectacular sunrises and glowing sunsets. Look west, and you’ll see vast prairies and the peaks of the Rocky Mountains, which are only a short drive away (unbelievable skiing, boarding, biking, hiking and camping opportunities await). Drive anywhere in our city in 20 minutes—Park with pocket change.
With both a college and a university, Lethbridge is a varsity town. This means there is plenty to do both on campus and off. Listen to a band, go for coffee, watch a movie (we have a theatre — owned and operated by a Lethbridge alumnus — where movies are only $4!), check out a festival square or go to a play in Galt Gardens, sing at an open mic or check out a comedy show. There’s truly something for everyone.
Urban & regional studies (URS) delves into the physical, social, economic and political factors that shape our cities. It looks at the role of planning to manage dynamic forces of change such as immigration, global warming, ageing populations, energy conservation, congestion, urban forests, homelessness and smog, to name just a few.
As a URS student at the University of Lethbridge, you will learn to approach contemporary development challenges from various frames of reference. Issues include the evolving social, ethnic and architectural character of urban neighbourhoods, the decline of agricultural service centres in the west or the governance of urban sprawl.
This multidisciplinary major will provide you with a broad range of conceptual and practical tools to understand cities and regions. URS is housed in the Department of Geography & Environment, but as a multidisciplinary major, the program includes courses outside the department’s offerings, such as anthropology, economics, political science, sociology and statistics.
The knowledge and experience you gain in the URS program will provide an exceptional stepping stone, whether you choose to continue your studies to the master’s or doctoral level or to enter the working world. Either way, you will have the educational background to play an important role in providing an understanding of, and solutions for, some of our most pressing urban and regional concerns.
We are one of Canada’s sunniest cities (320 days of sunshine each year). Bring sunscreen and shades.
Coulees.
Think of a flowing landscape running along the river valley. Once you see them, you’ll never forget them.
Wind.
Yes — windy days warm our winters. But the breeze is indicative of our people. It’s a force that moves us all to do more. Be more. Be better. We don’t settle. And neither will you.
Home to 95,000 people, Lethbridge is a place where ideas grow. We are a campus community. Culturally vibrant with a flourishing arts scene and active social scene. Alberta’s big sky. Stunning scenery (the High-Level Bridge and the Oldman River). Four distinct seasons. Spectacular sunrises and glowing sunsets. Look west, and you’ll see vast prairies and the peaks of the Rocky Mountains, which are only a short drive away (unbelievable skiing, boarding, biking, hiking and camping opportunities await). Drive anywhere in our city in 20 minutes—Park with pocket change.
With both a college and a university, Lethbridge is a varsity town. This means there is plenty to do both on campus and off. Listen to a band, go for coffee, watch a movie (we have a theatre — owned and operated by a Lethbridge alumnus — where movies are only $4!), check out a festival square or go to a play in Galt Gardens, sing at an open mic or check out a comedy show. There’s truly something for everyone.
Urban & regional studies (URS) delves into the physical, social, economic and political factors that shape our cities. It looks at the role of planning to manage dynamic forces of change such as immigration, global warming, ageing populations, energy conservation, congestion, urban forests, homelessness and smog, to name just a few.
As a URS student at the University of Lethbridge, you will learn to approach contemporary development challenges from various frames of reference. Issues include the evolving social, ethnic and architectural character of urban neighbourhoods, the decline of agricultural service centres in the west or the governance of urban sprawl.
This multidisciplinary major will provide you with a broad range of conceptual and practical tools to understand cities and regions. URS is housed in the Department of Geography & Environment, but as a multidisciplinary major, the program includes courses outside the department’s offerings, such as anthropology, economics, political science, sociology and statistics.
The knowledge and experience you gain in the URS program will provide an exceptional stepping stone, whether you choose to continue your studies to the master’s or doctoral level or to enter the working world. Either way, you will have the educational background to play an important role in providing an understanding of, and solutions for, some of our most pressing urban and regional concerns.
Housing
The U of L was established in 1967. One of the founding principles was that the University should encourage students to live in residence in order to obtain the greatest exposure to and benefits from the academic experience.
At the U of L, our residences are designed to support you both academically and socially. Living in Residence will aid you in the transition to University life, and allow you the opportunity to forge friendships that will last a lifetime.
At the U of L, our residences are designed to support you both academically and socially. Living in Residence will aid you in the transition to University life, and allow you the opportunity to forge friendships that will last a lifetime.
Our Residences
The University of Lethbridge is located in traditional Blackfoot Confederacy territory. We honour the Blackfoot people for whom our residence buildings are named, and their traditional ways of knowing in caring for this land, as well as all Aboriginal peoples who have helped shape and continue to strengthen our University community.
Non-Smoking Residences
Our U of L residences are home to over 900 single students. Please be reminded that it is a housing violation to smoke in residence. As defined in the U of L Smoking Policy:
4.1 “Smoking” means to carry or possess a lit cigarette, cigar, pipe, electronic cigarette, personal vaporizer or electronic nicotine delivery system or to use a tobacco and smoking related product in any manner, or the smoking of any other substance.
Non-Smoking Residences
Our U of L residences are home to over 900 single students. Please be reminded that it is a housing violation to smoke in residence. As defined in the U of L Smoking Policy:
4.1 “Smoking” means to carry or possess a lit cigarette, cigar, pipe, electronic cigarette, personal vaporizer or electronic nicotine delivery system or to use a tobacco and smoking related product in any manner, or the smoking of any other substance.
Indian student association
ISA is an organisation for international students and Canadian students to get involved with the university and community by means of an open forum, support tool and opportunity to interact and meet each other. With social media, we can experience different cultures and languages. As well as sharing photos, documents or videos in a respectful environment. Our campus life away from home should be memorable and fun, we want to be part of that support. From ISA Executives.
Link:- https://www.facebook.com/groups/isa.uleth/
Link:- https://www.facebook.com/groups/isa.uleth/
Why Choose University of Lethbridge ?
Public University
Advantages of State Public University
Internship Opportunities
Co- op options allows students to take real life work experience
Modern Facilities
200 acres campus with most modern amenities
Almost 100% Placements
Students from Computational science are recruited by TOP MNCs like IBM, AT&T etc
Generous Scholarship
Generous Scholarship to deserving students
Industry Linkages
Lethbridge University has strong linkages with Local Business Community
- The B.S. (CS) course is a 4-year bachelor’s Program.
- First and Second Year of the program will be taught by Vidyalankar as per guidelines given by Lethbridge University.
- Students will be studying all articulated courses gathering 60 credits before transfer
- Students who successfully complete 4 semester at Vidyalankar can opt to transfer to Lethbridge University directly into the 3rd year of BS(CS) program
- After completing 5 semesters at Lethbridge University, students will be awarded BS(CS) degree from Lethbridge University
- Accelerated MS- Students wanting to pursue MS in Lethbridge and maintain 3.0/4.0 GPA can complete the MS in Computer Science in 1 year and GRE will be waived off
XII – HSC / CBSE / A – levels / IB-Diploma or its equivalent in Science / Commerce and Arts.
Proficiency in English
Students must successfully complete four semesters at VSIT with 60 credit hours of coursework and a minimum average of 55% or cumulative Grade Point Average of 3.0
Students must satisfy the requirements of the General Education Courses.
Student Visa Clearance
Computer Systems Analyst
Computer/Science Associate
Web Developer
Programmer
QA Analyst
Software Developer (Entry Level)
System Integration (Entry Level)
IT Support Assistant
Junior IT Support Supervisor
Junior System Administrator (Entry Level)
Net Programmer
Network Operations Assistant
Helpdesk Support
Information Systems Analyst
Information Systems Technician
IT Consultant (Entry Level)
IT Professional (Entry Level)
These jobs generally require extensive, relevant work experience and/or further education.
These jobs generally require extensive, relevant work experience and/or further education.
Aerial Photogrammetry Technician
Aerial Survey Technician
Animator
Business Continuity Planner
Career and Technology Studies Teacher
Cartographer
Cartographic Designer
Chief Information Officer
College/Vocational Instructor
Computational Linguistics
Computer-Aided Manufacturer
Computer Game Programmer
Computer Network Administrator
Computer Programmer
Computer Security Consultant
Computer Security Specialist
Computer Services Technician
Computer Support Analyst
Data Administrator/Developer
Data Communication Analyst
Data Miner
Data Retrieval Specialist
Database Analyst
Database Designer
Database Manager
Digital Forensics
Digital Graphic Artist
Embedded Systems Designer
End User Computing Practice Manage
End User Desktop Architect
End User Support Lead
Environmental Engineer
Exploration Geophysicist
Forensic Laboratory Analyst
GIS Analyst
GIS Programmer
GIS Technician/Technologist/Specialist
Graphic Programmer
GUI Designer
Information System Consultant
Information System Developer
Information System Quality Assurance Analyst
Information Systems Manager
Information Technology Manager
Instructional Designer
Interactive Media Programmer
Interactive Multimedia Production
IT Trainer & Educator
Mechanical Design Technologist
Microcomputer/Workstation Manager
Mobile App Designer
Multimedia Production
Network Administrator/Manager
On-Line Service Manager
Operating Systems Programmer
Operation Research Analyst
Process Control Programmer
Program Analyst
Project Manager
Quality Control Engineer
Remote Sensing Analyst
Robotics
Scientific Application Programmer
Social Media Specialist
Software Developer
Software Engineer
Systems Analyst
System Auditor
System Integrator
System Programmer
System Security Analyst
System Support Personal
System Tester
Technical Director
Technology Consultant
Technology Specialist
University Professor
Virtual Reality Developer
Web Designer/Developer
Web Technician
Webmaster
Level : Bachelor
Duration : 2 Years at Vidyalankar & 2 Years at University of Lethbridge (Canada)
Major : Bachelor of Computer Science
Specialization : Computer science
| Semester | Course Name | Type |
| Semester 1 | Imperative Programming | Core |
| Digital Electronics | Core | |
| Operating Systems | Core | |
| Discrete Mathematics | Core | |
| Communication Skills | AbilityEnhancementSkill Course | |
| Imperative Programming Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Digital Electronics Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Operating Systems Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Discrete Mathematics Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Communication Skills Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Semester 2 | Object oriented Programming | Core |
| Microprocessor Architecture | Core | |
| Web Programming | Core | |
| Numerical and Statistical Methods | Core | |
| Green Computing | Ability Enhancement Skill Course | |
| Object oriented Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Microprocessor Architecture Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Web Programming Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Numerical and Statistical Methods Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Green Computing Practical | Ability Enhancement Skill Course Practical | |
| Semester 3 | Python Programming | Skill Enhancement Course |
| Data Structures | Core | |
| Computer Networks | Core | |
| Database Management Systems | Core | |
| Applied Mathematics | Core | |
| Python Programming Practical | Skill Enhancement Course Practical | |
| Data Structures Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Computer Networks Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Database Management Systems Practica | Core Subject Practical | |
| Mobile Programming Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Semester 4 | Core Java | Skill Enhancement Course |
| Introduction to Embedded Systems | Core | |
| Computer Oriented Statistical Techniques | Core | |
| Software Engineering | Core | |
| Computer Graphics and Animation | Core | |
| Core Java Practical | Skill Enhancement Course | |
| Introduction to Embedded Systems Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Computer Oriented Statistical Techniques Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Software Engineering Practical | Core Subject Practical | |
| Computer Graphics and Animation Practical | Core Subject Practical |
| Semesters | Course | Title | Credits | Type |
| Semester 5 | 3615 | Computer Science 3615 | 3 | |
| 3000/ 4000 | Computer Science 3000/4000 level | 3 | ||
| Plus | Elective | ELECTIVE | ||
| Semester 6 | 3615 | Computer Science 3615 | 3 | |
| 3740 | Computer Science 3740 | 3 | ||
| 3000/4000 | Computer Science 3000/4000 level | 3 | ||
| 3000/4000 | Elective 3000/4000 level | 3 | ||
| Plus | Elective | ELECTIVE | ||
| Semester 7 | 3000/4000 | Computer Science 3000/4000 level | 3 | |
| 4000 | Computer Science 4000 level | 9 | ||
| 3000/4000 | Elective 3000/4000 level/td> | 3 | ||
| Plus | Elective | ELECTIVE | ||
| Semester 8 | 3000/4000 | Computer Science 3000/4000 level | 3 | |
| 4000 | Computer Science 4000 level | 9 | ||
| 3000/4000 | Elective 3000/4000 level/td> | 3 | ||
| Plus | Elective | ELECTIVE |
Tuition & Living Expense
| Year | Fees | Type |
| 1st Year | ₹1500 | Application fees |
| ₹3,75,000 | Tuition fees | |
| ₹0 | Living expense | |
| 2nd Year | ₹3,75,000 | Tuition fees |
| ₹0 | Living expense | |
| 3rd Year | CAD 20,378 (approx 12 lacs ₹ ) | Estimated Tuition fee |
| CAD 10,200 (approx 6 lacs ₹ ) | Estimated Living expense | |
| 4th Year | CAD 20,378 (approx 12 lacs ₹ ) | Estimated Tuition fee |
| CAD 10,200 (approx 6 lacs ₹ ) | Estimated Living expense |
Addition expenses
| Particulars | Tentative Expense |
| Health Insurance | |
| IELTS Registration | ₹ 14,700 |
| VISA fees | CAD 150 (approx 8,800 ₹ ) |
| Airfare | CAD 1620 (approx 95,000₹ ) |
Course Co-Ordinator
MCA, SNDT University 1998 B.Sc.(Statistics), University of Mumbai 1995
Teaching Experience: 11 Years
Research/Industrial Experience: 10 Years
Administrative & Managerial Experience: 15 Years
Technical Papers Published: 11
Books Authored: 01
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