Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has become an integral part of modern life. It is unimaginable to think of life without the internet, smartphones, and computers. We rely on IT to work, play, socialize, and share information.
The Bachelor of Architecture is a Five-year professional degree, which is an interdisciplinary subject that provides technical knowledge but also involves field of Art, Science, and Management as well. Architecture responds to the social, environmental, cultural and religious context of a society. The department is focused on both theoretical and practical approach in providing education. The faculty of hardworking teachers is always keen on aspiring students to work better and guide them constantly. The enthusiast Architecture faculty and visiting professors from different universities and colleges emphasizes on the course content and beyond with number of interactive presentations and workshops. The learning environment is good and facilities such as of design studio, labs, library and sports are available. At Cosmos, we not only provide an academic qualification but it will sharpen your visual and communicative skills, analytical thinking, leadership skills, patience and ideas to express your thoughts creatively. So the students use their knowledge and insight to respond and improve the built environment, while always contributing the society, country and abroad. The department is committed in overall development of the students and producing quality Architects with good professional attributes and moral values.
Sony Pandey
Arch., M.Sc. Urban Planning
Assistant Professor
Head of Department
BE Computer 6th Semester
BE Computer 6th Semester
Our college not only focuses on quality education but also focuses on achieving our dream and also provides opportunities to learn beyond box, engage in logical and analytical discourses, encourage and shape for learning and support in research and projects. I feel grateful and fortunate to get an opportunity to study in cosmos college of management and technology and special thanks to my parents for supporting me.
BBA 6th semester
BBA 6th semester
BE Civil 5th Semester
BE Civil 5th Semester
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Module: 4CS001
Credits: 20
Period: 1
Type: Core
This module provides an introduction to the foundational principles shared by contemporary programming languages, preparing you to write programs in various languages. Topics covered include problem-solving, algorithm design and construction (such as sequence, selection, and iteration), variables, data types, assignment operations, logic, basics of object-oriented programming (like objects, classes, attributes, and methods), programming practices (including style, testing, and debugging), and basic data structures like arrays and lists.
Entry Requirements
NEB 10+2 (any stream) Year 12 score of 55% or above (2.4/4 GPA or above) with minimum grade of D or above in each subject. In case the NEB of
Nepal changes the letter grading system, the minimum grade in each subject should be the minimum acceptable grade as pass grade by NEB.
IGCSE 2 ‘A’ level passes with minimum grades A to C or 3 ‘A’ Level Passes with minimum grades D or above.
Indian CBSE/ISC with Year 12 pass and score of 60% or above.
Mathematics / Computer Science requirements (Any one of the following):
SEE Mathematics Score of 50% or above (Grade C+ or above).
NEB Year 12 Mathematics / Applied Mathematics / Business Mathematics Score of 50% or above (Grade C+ or above).
NEB Year 12 Computer Science score of 60% or above (Grade B or above).
Indian CBSE/ISC Mathematics score of 55% or above, or Computer Science score of 65% or above.
English Language Requirements (Any one of the following):
NEB Year 12 English score of 50% or above (Grade C+ or above) or Indian CBSE/ISC English score of 55% or above.
General paper (A or AS level), English (A or AS level) with Grade E or above.
Have studied at level 3 and above and were taught/assessed in English
IELTS 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5. in each sub-element.
ELLT overall score of 6 with no component less than 5.
Equivalent English qualifications, International student language requirements.
WELCOME TO COSMOS COLLEGE!!! Cosmos College of Management and Technology was established in the year 2001 AD and it has successfully completed more than 19 glorious years in providing competent education in the engineering and management sectors. At Cosmos we try to prepare quality engineers, technologists, managers and professionals who will be able to serve the nation.
Affiliated with Pokhara University
