M.Sc. in Information Technology 

at Institute of Science and Technology For Advanced Studies and Research, Anand

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This depends on your interest and learning potential and everybody will have different viewpoints regarding the same. The syllabus that is tough for you might be very easy to understand for the other person, who has a lot of interest and passion for computer technology, hardware and software system applications. For example, you may find Computer Science Engineering applications and Data Structures taught in the first year of IT courses very tough because of the high mathematical aptitude and analytical approach that it deals with. But, for some other person, it might be easy to study, as it gives you an opportunity to brainstorm and learn something different.

In this present world which is driven by Information Technology, there is a huge demand of IT professionals who are skilled and well-trained in managing and improving the various IT infrastrcuture. Their demand has seen a rise in the recent times due to adaptibility and time-saving advantages of IT systems. They are responsible for maintenance as well as protection of critical infrastructure. Many jobs are available in this field such as Analysts, Managers etc. which provide excellent remuneration opportunities.

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

Note: This information has been taken from external sources and may vary.

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.