Diploma in Information Technology 

at HQ 2 Signal Training Centre, Panaji

The B Tech in ECE syllabus is planned out in a manner as to ensure a balance between both classroom learning through books and hands-on training via lab sessions, project work, and workshops. There is a strong focus on both aspects of the coursework, ensuring that you have good understanding of the important concepts of the field and can look forward to good earning opportunities because of the practical knowledge and technical proficiency in the ECE field.
Useful Link: ECE Syllabus in Detail

The BTech in ECE course lasts four years, divided into eight semesters. Every semester has classroom lectures, tutorials, laboratory sessions, and project work. Initial semesters focus on building strong base in the core subjects and move towards a more specialized insight in later years in the domains of your interest. Certain programs may allow electives that can help you specialize in particular interests like VLSI Design, Robotics, or Telecommunications.

HQ 2 Signal Training Centre offers various courses like After 10th Diploma in Engineering, IT & Software stream. HQ 2 Signal Training Centre has specializations such as Electrical Engineering, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Information Technology.

The BTech in IT syllabus includes important subjects such as Data Structures and Algorithms, Theory of Computation, Basics of Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, Database Management Systems, Computer Networks, Web Development, etc.. There are a lot of interesting elective subjects as well for students to choose from like Control System Engineering, Internet and Web Security Protocols, Wireless Sensor Network, Cloud Computing, etc. The BTech IT syllabus and differs from college to college but the general concepts taught in the BTech IT classes are usually similar.

Here are some of the important books for BTech IT you should consider reading:

Book Name	Author Name
Analog and Digital Communication	T. L. Singal
C Programming Language	Brian W.
Computer System Architecture	M. Mano
Digital Logic and Computer Design	M. Morris Mano
Introduction to the Theory of Computation	Michael Sipser
Database System Concepts	Abraham Silberschatz and S Sudarshan
Computer Networks	Andrew S. Tanenbaum
Software Engineering	Ian Sommerville