SLIIT Student Guide 2016 2017

STUDENT GUIDE 2016-2017

MEMBER Association Of Commonwealth Universities & International Association Of Universities

Welcome to

SLIIT SLIIT Introduction

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SLIIT Campuses

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Undergraduate Programmes

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Faculty of Computing

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Faculty of Business

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SLIIT IS APPROVED BY THE GOVERNMENT OF THE DEMOCRATIC SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF SRI LANKA AS A DEGREE AWARDING INSTITUTE UNDER SECTION 25A OF THE UNIVERSITIES ACT NO. 16 OF 1978 AND AS AMENDED.AND HAS BEEN

Faculty of Engineering Postgraduate Programmes

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GAZETTED AS SUCH BY GAZETTE EXTRA ORDINARY NUMBER 1785 / 22 OF 21ST NOVEMBER 2012.

Admission Requirements for the Undergraduate Programmes

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BSc Honours Grades and Requirements

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Laboratory Facilities

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Library Facilities

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Research and Development Facilities

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Entrepreneurship Development at SLIIT

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Professional Development Programmes Division

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In-house Internship Programmes at SLIIT

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Student Services

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SLIIT Sports, Clubs and Societies

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Students’ Achievements SLIIT Alumni Success Stories

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Scholarships

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Fees

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Student Conduct

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Academic Staff

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Calendar of Dates

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How to Apply

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SLIIT IS A MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATION OF COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITIES & INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF UNIVERSITIES.

Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology reserves the right to amend any policy or programme or course of study described herein without prior notice. ©

Copyright Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology 2016

OUR VISION & MISSION

VISION To be the center of excellence to advance and disseminate knowledge, foster and promote innovation and produce world-class intellectuals to best serve the nation and beyond.

MISSION To create a learning and research environment with best possible resources for our students and staff to be innovative and dedicated to excellence and to produce graduates with strong analytical, problem solving and communication skills.

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SLIIT LOCATION

Faculty of Engineering

Faculty of Computing Academic Building Complex

Tennis Court

Administration Dept.

Basketball Court

Bus Station

Auditorium

New Kandy Road

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SLIIT LOCATION

Colombo Outer Circular Express Way - E02

Students Accommodation

Colombo Academy of Hospitality Management

Faculty of Business Play Ground


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MESSAGE FROM THE CHANCELLOR

SLIIT is today recognized as a world class degree awarding institute delivering a range of undergraduate & postgraduate programmes in Computing, Business and Engineering. Students at SLIIT benet from a state of the art teaching and learning environment and modern purpose built facilities. The new Engineering Faculty building and Hospitality Management School are our latest additions. Our Degrees programmes are approved by the University Grants Commission Sri Lanka, in addition to which we offer foreign degree programs of our partner universities. Qulications with prestigious foreign universities in UK, Australia, US and Canada has given many career pathways to gain world class degrees at campuses a very reasonable cost. internationalization effortsstudents have attracted students from Asian & African regions to our at Malabe andOur Kollupitiya, further enriching the mixed cultural experience that SLIIT offers. A key strategy of the institute is to lay emphasis on research-focus teaching in all our disciplines. We foster a vibrant research culture through active research groups led by senior academics to meet this objective.

With our fully edged campuses at Malabe and Kollupitiya and centers in Matara, Kandy, Jaffna and Kurunegala we are ready to further expand and offer a wide range of degree pathways to students. Ranked as the Sri Lanka’s best Higher Education Institute by the LMD survey. We strive to provide our students a complete education which introduces them to the frontiers of knowledge and provides them with the skills and disciplines necessary to meet the challenges of their chosen careers Professor L. L. Ratnayake Chancellor & Chairman BSc Eng, MSc CEng, FIESL, MCILT (London),Int. P.E, FNASSL Adjunct Professor University of Calgary , Canada Emeritus Professor , University of Moratuwa

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MESSAGE FROM THE VICE CHANCELLOR

SLIIT is widely recognized as the premier higher education institute in Sri Lanka. Its faculty, its teaching -learning environment and the range of education options it offers clearly places SLIIT in a league of its own. Our highly qualied and experienced staff, continue to be one of our greatest strengths while the content of our academic programmes is second to none. As an undergraduate at SLIIT you will learn in a stimulating educational and research focused environment. Our strong sense of community binds students and staff together in one family. Most importantly SLIIT enjoys a reputation for producing highly employable and well-rounded graduates.

LastB.Sc. year(Hons) SLIIT had the uniqueindistinction recognized as the education institution the Country its Programmes InformationofTbeing echnology accredited byrst the higher Institute of Engineering and in Technology (IET)to- have an internationally respected benchmark awarded to high quality programmes which pave the way to a chartered engineer status. SLIIT also now has the distinction of being recognized as a PhD and MPhil Degree awarding body by the University Grants Commission of Sri Lanka. The Industry Consultative Boards established by SLIIT have the participation of leading professionals and industrialists in the Country and serve to ensure that our academic programmes are continuously upgraded and re-engineered to meet the changing needs of the industry and the Country. The scope and reach of our programmes have widened and today we offer degree programmes in Architecture and Quantity Surveying. . At SLIIT we encourage our students to take part in the wide range of extracurricular activities we have to offer - over 20 different types of sporting activities; a wide range of societies and clubs. We believe that an education institute should provide an experience of living as well as an opportunity for learning and take pride in the fact that our students have excelled both in the classroom and on the eld. The multi-cultural and multinational community that makes up SLIIT further enriches the lives of students at SLIIT. Professor Lalith Gamage BSc Eng, MSc, PhD, MBCS, CITP, CEng, MIE(SL) Vice Chancellor / Chief Executive SLIIT Adjunct Professor University of British Colombia, Canada


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MESSAGES FROM DEANS

Faculty of Computing offers spectrum of BSc IT Honours degree programmes in the elds of specializations: Information Technology, Software Engineering, Information Systems Engineering, Computer Systems & Network Engineering, Cyber Security, and Interactive Media. First four specializations have been accredited by IET, UK for their “Chartered Engineer” qualication.These programmes are the only IET recognized degree programmes available in Sri

Today’s world is going through rapid transition and the business leaders of tomorrow must be ready for this transition. In recognizing this fact the SLIIT Faculty of Business prepares graduates to understand and adapt to the changing demands of global and local market place. Business graduates should acquire the right set of skills and attitudes to take on the challenges in the industry. The Faculty of Business is a place of outstanding faculty, cutting-edge

Lanka. Students who complete rst two years of BSc in IT Hons degree programme are eligible to enroll into 3rd year of many foreign universities. These credentials bear ample testimony to the global recognition of the quality degree programmes offered by the Faculty.

research, global perspective, and a commitment to preparing graduates to meet these challenges and placing them in dynamic careers.

We inculcate a wide array of skills in graduates to make them fully competent in their respective discipline of ICT by providing them with the required guidance to enhance knowledge in their respective domains and fully edged laboratories with internet and other facilities to sharpen the skills of the undergraduates to condently face the challenges of the Industry. SLIIT compliments classroom learning with host of co-curricular and extracurricular activities to equip the graduate with required soft skills. This ensure our mission of producing graduates with strong analytical, problem solving and communication skills to the society. Prof. Koliya Pulasinghe Dean – Faculty of Computing

Collaborative relationships with industry and partnerships with reputed overseas universities provide us the directions to develop our programmes with capability to produce world-class graduates best suited to highly competitive business environment. Stringent quality assurance processes are in place to ensure academic quality of our programmes. High demand for our business graduates in the industry is a proof of our success. We have a vibrant and innovative teaching and learning environment which comprises highly qualied team of academics and state-of-the-art teaching facilities. We make use of every opportunity we come across to obtain

expertise from industry and other sources. We are condent in achieving our goal of making the SLIIT Faculty of Business as the most sought after Business School in Sri Lanka. Prof. Chandana Perera Dean - Faculty of Business

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MESSAGES FROM DEANS

At the Faculty of Engineering, we aim to produce world class graduates readily employable in industry. The faculty pursues the institutes’s mission by focusing on excellence in higher learning, research and other professional activities in engineering. A new engineering complex with state-of-the art facilities is available for students to achieve high level of learning experience under the guidance of a highly qualied academic staff. The Faculty of Engineering comprises of four academic departments and School of Architecture. The faculty at present offers Bachelor of Science of Engineering Degrees in four disciplines; Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Materials Engineering. Under these four major disciplines, we offer over eight specializations. Further, the Faculty offers Bachelor of Engineering degrees in three disciplines: Civil and Construction Engineering; Electrical Power Engineering; Computer Systems Engineering and Mechanical Engineering in partnership with the Curtin University, Australia. In addition, the School of Architecture under the Faculty of Engineering offers B. Sc. Honours degrees in Architecture and in Quantity Surveying in collaboration with the Liverpool John Moores University, UK. SLIIT endeavors to create an environment conductive to nurturing the inquisitive mind and developing skills for a diversity of challenges; ready to be a leader in contributing to sustainable, technological, social and economic development of the world. Prof. Saman Thilakasiri Dean – Faculty of Engineering

SLIIT has long-standing cooperations and partnerships with universities in UK, Australia, Canada and USA.. The International Ofce (IO) is the rst point of contact, for matters related to partner university network. We also help facilitate global expansion to connect the institute to a wide variety of prestigious universities for opportunities to grow as global professionals. The IO recognizes the values of an increasingly globally connected world and it remains proud of its initiatives towards remaining international as we advance to meet our goal of achieving distinction in globalizing the Institute. We champion the cause towards bringing in better understanding of the world and perspectives of people from all cultures. Every year, we welcome international students from diverse backgrounds and nationalities. As a core division of administration for managing international initiatives and partnerships, the IO manages the total academic progress of international students from the admission process to graduation. Our primary goal is to integrate international education into the SLIIT’s academic programs, helping students to enhance cross-cultural knowledge and leadership expertise to cope with the challenges of a global world. The IO is committed to making SLIIT, home to students and scholars from all over the world. We connect with people in ways we might have never imagined. In our mission to supply exceptional individuals for leadership roles in the global economy, we look at internationalization from the prospective of a global alliance. Prof. Mahesha Kapurubandara Dean - International


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MESSAGES FROM DEANS

The Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research (FGSR) at SLIIT is creating the space for excellence in innovation, invention, creativity and scholarship to blend together through postgraduate studies and research to produce knowledge and persons ready to use such knowledge to bring desired changes to our future. FGSR recognizes the crucial role that graduate studies and research hasdevelopment. to play in national and we global socio-economic and cultural At SLIIT prepare our graduate students to be critical thinkers, creative workers, and innovative leaders so that they will have enhanced career prospects, be able to stand strong in the wake of technology and economic changes, and be future-ready upon graduation. Currently FGSR offers Master of Science degree programmes in three main disciplines with options for specializing in several sub-disciplines. SLIIT also offers MPhil and PhD programmes in Business, Computing, and Engineering. We have a world class learning environment, renowned and well qualied in-house and visiting staff and facilities such as well equipped laboratories and library facilities including access to popular digital libraries, to ensure the best quality education at postgraduate level.

The quality of education we provide at SLIIT is of paramount importance to us. We have both internal and external quality assurance processes in place to ensure that we meet both local and international standards. Furthermore, we have received accreditation from renowned professional bodies such as IET, independently assuring the quality and standard of education at SLIIT. Knowledge is all around us, and effective learning takes place guided by explicitly formulated learning objectives aligned with sound instructional strategies,under the guidance of our well experienced academics. The Teaching philosophy at SLIIT is to encourage learning through experience, and by facilitating exploration, and interaction. With a well-qualied academic staff, modern laboratories, well stocked libraries, high speed Internet, digital library access to Emerald Insight and IEEE Digital Library, we have made learning truly exciting and rewarding.

FGSR offers annual research grants to support research at

We are committed to ensure that you get the best out of your learning experience at SLIIT. You are not only encouraged to excel academically, but also expected to participate in projects and events involving the student community. This provides an array of opportunities to

SLIIT. It also of attend research outcomes by means of supports providing dissemination travel grants to conferences and publication grants. We also promote collaboration with local and overseas industries and educational institutes.

unlock your leadership traits, entrepreneurial skills, research skills and the ability to think out of the box. We are here to nurture your potential and guide you to become the next generation of leaders.

We are already into introducing new MSc programs in emerging areas and in areas of high demand. We believe that the FGSR of SLIIT has the true potential to be your choice for postgraduate education.

Dr. Malitha Wijesundara Dean - Education & Student Experience

Prof. Kithsiri Liyanage Dean - Faculty of Graduate Studies & Research

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THE OBJECTIVES OF SLIIT HIGHLIGHT THE FOLLOWING: •

Education & training of professionals at a high level of excellence in the elds of IT, Business and Engineering

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Assisting and promoting enterprises, innovators and start-up companies with the necessary expertise to achieve business objectives

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Provision of consultancy services and software services to public and private sector enterprises of Sri Lanka at a reasonable cost

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Conduct and promote of research & development leading to specialized applications, services and innovative technology products

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Expanding horizons in the elds of IT, Business and Engineering to reach international level

WHY SLIIT? Highlyprofessional qualied, dedicated in house academic staff, career focused education, innovative study programmes, outstanding facilities are some of the reasons that make SLIIT the right choice for you. SLIIT ensures its students a learning experience that is a enriching and enlightening.

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Approved by the University Grants Commission under the Universities Act. Member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities and international Association of Universities (IAU) SLIIT offers Undergraduates and Postgraduates Degree Programmes in Business, Computing, Engineering, Architectures. Two campuses at Colombo, Malabe and Centres in Matara, Kandy, Jaffna and Kurunegala More than 7000 students currently studying at SLIIT with a 9000+SLIIT Alumni First SL Institute to be accredited by the Institution of Eng & Tech, UK for IT degrees.

SLIIT INTRODUCTION SLIIT is the premier degree awarding institute approved by the University Grants Commission under the Universities Act. The institute is also a member of the Association of Commonwealth Universities and International Association of Universities (IAU). SLIIT offers Bachelor’s ,Master’s and PhD degrees in Computing, Business, Engineering, Architecture and Quantity Surveying. SLIIT is also the rst Sri Lankan institute to be accredited by the Institution of Engineering and Technology, UK for Information Technology degrees. Our graduates are globally accepted in view of the high standards maintained. SLIIT has created a learning and research environment with optimum resources for students while encouraging students to be innovative and committed towards excellence. SLIIT aims at producing graduates with strong analytical, problem solving and communication skills. The degree programmes of the institute are designed as such that a student can receive a HND or a bachelor’s degree while continuing studies towards a BSc / BBA / BEng Special (Hons) Degree. Students interested in a foreign degree may opt for a pathway to graduate from one of SLIIT partner universities after successfully completing the diploma. Candidates, who for reasons of employment or some other requirement, exit these programmes at different levels have the exibility to rejoin the programme at an appropriate level and continue through to graduation. To achieve these objectives SLIIT conducts Undergraduate Degree Programmes, Postgraduate Degree Programmes and several continuing Professional Development

Programmes in niche areas in IT, Business and Engineering. Research is an integral part of SLIIT. Our research centre is established to foster a culture of research among the academic staff and students and promote innovative thinking. This facility is overseen by a committee of senior academics / researchers. The Sri Lanka Technology Incubator provides necessary facilities for new and startup companies to take successful projects to the next level. All students entering SLIIT follow orientation courses prior to embarking on the degree programme. They are designed to improve English Language Skills, Mathematical Skills and Computer Skills. The course in Mathematical Skills is helpful www.sliit.lk - [email protected]

especially to students from the non-mathematical streams and the course in Computer Skills is helpful to those who are not familiar with basic computer skills. The course in English Language Skills is intended to improve the reading, writing, listening and speaking abilities in English as all SLIIT programmes are conducted in the English medium. The orientation courses will be conducted before the programme commencement and will benet new students. In addition, communication skills enhancement methods are built into the curricula and assessment schemes.

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Presently, SLIIT operates two Campuses - the Colombo Metropolitan Campus at Kollupitiya, the Malabe Campus, and few centres in Matara, Kandy, Jaffna and Kurunegala. The total enrolment of students at SLIIT for Bachelor’s Degree Programmes is about 7,000. A further 1,000 students follow Master’s Degree Programmes, Postgraduate Diploma and other Professional Development Programmes. SLIIT provides modern facilities for students to pursue their studies. These include fully air-conditioned lecture theatres, laboratories, auditoria, libraries and reading rooms,

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rest areas and canteens. SLIIT also provides facilities for indoor and outdoor sports and a variety of other activities. SLIIT Laboratories comprise PC laboratories, UNIX laboratories, multi-media laboratories, datacommunication laboratories, software development laboratories, project

undergraduate students are provided with an e-mail account. Students have free access to Libraries which hold a collection of books and periodicals covering the entire range of studies offered at the Institute.

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study material, in the form of books compiled by the Institute prior to commencement of classes for each semester.

All courses conducted at SLIIT are supported by an advanced Learning Management System (Course Web) that provides electronic access to all course resources from anywhere in the world, facilitating anywhere anytime learning to SLIIT students. To complement e-learning, all www.sliit.lk - [email protected]

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Students are taught and instructed by highly trained professional staff. All students are provided with free access to computer laboratories and the Internet.

SLIIT CAMPUSES

SLIIT MALABE CAMPUS New Kandy Road Malabe, Tel : +94 (0) 11 241 3900 Fax : +94 (0) 11 2413901 Email : [email protected] The Malabe campus is situated on a 25 acre site in a serene environment closer to Malabe city and offers a wide range of undergraduate programmes. Its aesthetically designed, modern buildings comprise a twelve storey building accommodating administration and examinations, ten story building housing the computing faculty and the main library, the seven storey the engineering faculty building and a two storeyed building with a large auditorium. The building complex has a built – up area of over 200,000 square feet and comprises lecture theatres, laboratories, auditoria, communication facilities, library and reading rooms, administration and service facilities and student common areas including several canteens. The campus also has a large playing eld, tennis courts, basketball, table tennis courts and a jogging track.

At this Campus the following programs are conducted: • BSc (Hons) Degree in Information Technology specializing in - Information Technology - Computer Systems & Network

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Engineering - Information Systems Engineering - Software Engineering - Interactive Media - Cyber Security BBA (Hons) Degree specializing in - Human Capital Management - Accounting & Finance - Marketing Management - Logistics & Supply chain Management - Business Analytics BSc Eng (Hons) Degree in - Civil Engineering - Electrical & Electronic Engineering - Materials Engineering

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-- Mechanical Mechanical Engineering Engineering (Mechatronics) BSc in Information Technology of Curtin University, Australia BSc in Software Engineering of Curtin University, Australia BEng in Civil & Construction Engineering of Curtin University, Australia

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BEng in Computer Systems Engineering of Curtin University, Australia BEng in Electrical & Power Engineering of Curtin University, Australia BEng in Mechanical Engineering of Curtin University, Australia BSc (Hons) Architecture of Liverpool John Moores University BSc. (Hons) Quantity Surveying of Liverpool John Moores University

Further, in-house facilities are available at the: Software Design and Development Division, Research and Development, Incubator & SLIIT Research Centre All study / common areas are WiFi enabled. Laboratories, lecture theatres, library and reading rooms are centrally air-conditioned & are provided with

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SLIIT METROPOLITAN CAMPUS BoC Merchant Tower 28 St. Michael’s Road Colombo 3 Tel : +94 (0) 11 230 1904

Fax : +94 (0) 11 230 1906 Email : [email protected] The Colombo Metropolitan Campus of the SLIIT is located at the BoC Merchant Tower in Colombo 03. This building is centrally located and is very close to the Kollupitiya Junction with readily available public transport services in all directions. The building is centrally air-conditioned and is served with automatic lifts, re detection and control systems, a TV camera surveillance system and provides a ne conducive environment for study and research. At this Campus the following programs are conducted: • BSc (Hons) Degree in Information Technology specializing in - Information Technology - Computer Systems & Network Engineering - Information Systems Engineering - Software Engineering - Interactive Media - Cyber Security

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BBA (Hons) Degree specializing in - Human Capital Management - Accounting & Finance - Marketing Management - Logistics & Supply chain Management - Business Analytics BSc in Information Technology of Curtin University, Australia BSc in Software Engineering of Curtin University, Australia BSc. (Hons) Quantity Surveying of Liverpool John Moores University MSc in Information Technology MSc in Information Management MSc in Information Systems MSc in Cyber Security www.sliit.lk - [email protected]

After the rst two years, students are transferred to the Malabe Campus for further specialized studies. Inhouse facilities are also available to conduct Professional Development courses, Research and Development Programmes as well. The CISCO Regional Networking Academy, the Microsoft IT Academy, the Pearson VUE Authorized Testing Centre for International Certication is also located at the Metropolitan Campus.

SLIIT facilities are located on the 4, 7, 9, 12, 13, 15 and 16 Levels of the BoC Merchant Tower. A restaurant is provided at the 10th level and banking facilities are available at the 1st and 2nd levels.

SLIIT KANDY CENTRE 670/1/1A, Peradeniya Road, Kandy Tel : +94 (0) 81 238 7888 Fax : +94 (0) 81 238 7888 Email : [email protected] The Kandy Centre of SLIIT was established in January 2002 in collaboration with Ewis Career Training (Pvt) Ltd to admit 200

students for the rst two years of the degree programme. This was established for the convenience of students in and around Kandy to embark on higher education in Information Technology and Business Management while being in Kandy in the rst two years. This Centre also has all infrastructure facilities such as: laboratories, library

and lecture rooms for the students to follow the identical programme as at other Campuses. Students can earn the Higher National Diploma in Information Technology and Business Management of the SLIIT at the Kandy Centre. On completion of such studies, students can transfer to the Malabe Campus to continue their studies towards the BSc degree, BBA degree and the BSc Honours degree.

SLIIT MATARA CENTRE 24 E. H. Cooray Tower Anagarika Dharmapala Mawatha, Matara, Tel : +94 (0) 41 222 2958 : +94 (0) 41 222 1048 Fax :: [email protected] +94 (0) 41 222 1048 Email Hotline : 0777 414 647 The Matara centre of the SLIIT was established in 2001 and is situated in the heart of the Matara Town by the Broadway. The centre admits up to 200 students for the rst two years of the degree program.


This was established for the convenience of students in and around Matara. This campus also has all facilities for the rst year and second year students to follow the identical programmes as at other campuses. Students can earn the Higher National Diploma in Information Technology of the SLIIT at the Matara Centre. On completion of such studies, students can transfer to Malabe Campus to continue their studies towards the BSc degree and the BSc Honours degree.

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SLIIT JAFFNA CENTRE No. 53, Point Pedro Road , Jaffna Tel : +94 (0) 21 720 0406 Fax : +94 (0) 21 720 0407 Email : [email protected]

The Jaffna Centre of SLIIT was established in 2010 in collaboration with Ewis Career Training (Pvt) Ltd to admit 100 students for the rst year of the degree programme. This was established for the convenience of students in and around Jaffna to embark on higher education in Information Technology while being in Jaffna in the rst year.

SLIIT KURUNEGALA CENTRE

Campus to continue their studies towards the Diploma, the BSc Degrees and BSc Honours and BBA degree.

Mihindu Mawatha Kurunegala Tel : +94 (0) 37 720 4204 Email : [email protected] The Kurunagala Centre of SLIIT was established in 2013 in collaboration with Ewis Career Training (Pvt) Ltd to admit 100 students for the rst year of the degree programme. The centre is located at Mihindu Mawatha Kurunagala. This was established for the convenience of students in and around Kurunagala city to embark on higher education in Information Technology while being in Kurunagala in the rst year. This centre comprises all the infrastructure facilities such as: laboratories, library and lecture rooms for the rst year students to follow the identical programme of Information Technology and Business Management at the Kurunagala Centre. On completion of such studies, students can transfer to the Colombo Metropolitan Campus or the Malabe

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This centre comprises all the infrastructure facilities such as: laboratories, library and lecture rooms for the rst year students to follow the identical programme of Information Technology at the Jaffna Centre. On completion of such studies, students can transfer to the Colombo Metropolitan campus or the Malabe Campus to continue their studies towards the BSc Degrees and BSc Honours degree.

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

A Promising Future... SLIIT, Curtin University Graduates www.sliit.lk - [email protected]

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SLIIT DEGREE PROGRAMMES FACULTY O F C OMPUTING

FACULTY OF BUSINESS

BSc (Hons) Degree in Information Technology Specializing in • Information Technology • Computer Systems & Network

BBA (Hons) Degree specializing in • Human Capital Management • Accounting & Finance • Marketing Management

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Engineering Information Systems Engineering Software Engineering Interactive Media Cyber Security

BSc in Information Technology Specializing in; • Information Technology • Interactive Multimedia Technology BSc (Computing) Information Technology, Curtin University,Australia BSc (Computing) Software Engineering, Curtin University, Australia BSc (Computing Major) Curtin Computer Systems & Networking University Australia

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Logistics & Supply Chain Management Business Analytics

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING BSc Eng (Hons) Degree in • Civil Engineering • Electrical & Electronic Engineering • Materials Engineering • Mechanical Engineering • Mechanical Engineering (Mechatronics) BEng (Hons) Civil & Construction Engineering, Curtin University, Australia BEng (Hons) Computer Systems Engineering, Curtin University, Australia BEng (Hons) Electrical Power Engineering, Curtin University, Australia BEng (Hons) Mechanical Engineering, Curtin University, Australia

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE BSc (Hons) Architecture, Liverpool John Moores University, UK BSc (Hons) Quantity Surveying, Liverpool John Moores University, UK

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PROGRAMMES LEADING TO FOREIGN DEGREES THROUGH PARTNER UNIVERSITIES CURTIN UNIVERSITY, AUSTRALIA* • • • • •

BSc in Computer Systems Networking BSc in Information Technology BSc in Software Engineering Bachelor of Commerce (Mngt/ HRM/ ACC/ BIS/ BIT&S) Bachelor of Engineering (Civil & Construction/ Mechanical/ Electrical Power Engineering/ Computer Systems Engineering)

DEAKIN UNIVERSITY, AUSTRALIA* • •

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RMIT, AUSTRALIA* • •

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Bachelor of Information Technology Bachelor of Engineering (Mechatronics/Civil Engineering/ Electrical & Electronic) Bachelor of Commerce

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Bachelor of Technology (Computer Science) Bachelor of Information Technology (Application Programming/ System Administration/ Network Programming/ Web System) Bachelor of Business (Logistics & Supply Chain/ Marketing/ Mngt/ ACC/ IS/ HRM/ Entrepreneurship/ IB/ Economic & Finance) Bachelor of Eng (Hons) (Civil and Infrastructure/ Electronic & Communication Eng/ Computer & Network Eng/Electrical & Electronic Eng/ Electrical Eng/ Automotive Eng/ Mechanical Eng/ Aerospace Eng/ Advance Manufacturing & Mechatronics Eng) Associated Degree in Eng Technology

THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW CASTLE, AUSTRALIA* • •

Bachelor of Information Technology Bachelor of Commerce / Bachelor of Business

UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA, AUSTRALIA* •

Bachelor of Engineering (Hons) (Mechanical and Advance Manufacturing/Mechanical/ Mechatronic/ Electrical and Electronic/ Civil and Structural/ Civil/ Mechanical and Mechatronics/ Electrical and Mechatronics)

UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA , AUSTRALIA* •

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BSc in Computing (Human Interface Technology/ Games Technology & Computing) Bachelor of Information Systems Bachelor of Business

LA TROBE, AUSTRALIA* •

Bachelor of Business (HRM/ International Mngt/ Mngt Marketing)

QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY (QUT), AUSTRALIA* •

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Bachelor of Information Technology (Computer Science/ Information System) Bachelor of Games and Interactive Entertainment (Animation/ Digital Media/ Games Design/ Software Technology)

GRIFFITH UNIVERSITY, AUSTRALIA* •


Bachelor of Technology

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WILLIAM ANGLISS INSTITUTE, AUSTRALIA* •

Bachelor of Tourism and Hospitality

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SOUTHEAST MISSOURI * STATE UNIVERSITY, USA • •

Bachelor of Telecommunication & Computer Networking BSc Engineering Technology (Electrical & Control)

MEMORIAL UNIVERSITY, CANADA* • •

UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM, UK*

Bachelor of Business Administration International Bachelor of Business Administration

BSc (Hons) Computer Science BSc (Hons) Computer Science with Articial Intelligence

UNIVERSITY OF HERTFORDSHIRE, UK* BSc (Hons) Computer Science BSc (Hons) Information Technology

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“n+i “ Network of Engineering Institutes, France Technische University Munich, School of Management (TUM SOM), Germany

ALGOMA UNIVERSITY, CANADA* •

Bachelor of Computer Science (Computer Game Technology/ Creative Arts/ Business Systems Management)

SHEFFIELD HALLAM UNIVERSITY, UK* • • • • • •

BSc (Hons) Computing (Networks/ Software) BSc (Hons) Information Technology BSc (Hons) Computer Systems & Networks BSc (Hons) Software Engineering BEng in Electronic Engineering BBA in Business Management

TEESSIDE U NIVERSITY, UK* •

BSc (Hons) Computing *

ASTON UNIVERSITY, UK •

BSc (Hons) Computing Science

Note: For more details of foreign university degree programmes conducted at SLIIT and transfer options to other universities please refer to “Foreign Degree Progrmmes and Transfer Options” guide. * After completing 2 years at SLIIT, students may tranfer to the nal 2 years.

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Faculty of

COMPUTING Innovative study programmes www.sliit.lk - [email protected]

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DEGREE PROGRAMMES SLIIT BSc HONOURS DEGREE PROGRAMMES The BSc Honours Degree programme of SLIIT in Information Technology is of 4 years’ duration with two semesters per year. During a semester four to ve courses which carry a total of 16 20 credits are conducted.

A course carries 3 credits when it involves 3 student contact hours each week or 4 credits when it involves 4- 5 student contact hours each week for a semester.

The degree programmes have been designed in such a manner that a student has the following options. 1. Earn a Higher National Diploma in Information Technology after successful completion of two years 2.

Graduate with a BSc Special Honours Degree in Information Technology with specialization in Information Technology, Information Systems Engineering, Computer Systems & Network Engineering, Software Engineering, Interactive Media or Cyber Security after successful completion of four years of study

Programme pathways for IT Degrees are shown in Figure 1

Each stage is designed to t into a particular industry segment. This is to satisfy IT / BPO to software engineering and research and development requirements. Students may exit each programme before nal graduation at different levels on successful completion of course requirements. They can rejoin the programme at the appropriate level and continue after a spell of employment or training in industry or leave of absence, for nal graduation

This programme is offered during weekdays and weekends. The weekend programmes are specially designed to cater to those who are currently employed. Examinations will be held during weekdays for all weekday and weekend students. The BSc Honours Degree is awarded by SLIIT as approved by the University Grants Commission under the Universities Act.

subject to necessary registration procedure and approval by SLIIT.

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DEGREE PROGRAMMES SPECIALIZATIONS: The four-year BSc Honours Degree to provide avenues for students to specialize in six different areas namely: Information Technology • Software Engineering • Cyber Security Computer Systems & Network • Information Systems Engineering • Interactive Media Engineering Students could choose the area of specialization depending on their preferences and abilities.

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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY The degree programme specializing in Information Technology covers the more technological and applied aspects of computing discipline including software design and software engineering, operating systems, systems administration and technical support, as well as networking.

Graduates from this programme typically nd positions as data scientists, IT educationists, software engineers, software dovelopers, software architects, software quality assurance engineers, web developers, IT managers, systems and data bass administraton.

COMPUTER SYSTEMS & NETWORK ENGINEERING The degree programme specializing in Computer Systems & Network Engineering covers the computer engineering aspects of computing discipline including: computer hardware, network engineering, embedded systems, communication systems, interface design and automation.

Positions available for such graduates include network engineers, network designers, systems designers, systems administrators, embedded systems designers, embedded software designers, information systems auditors, information security managers, database administrators, IT managers and communication engineers.

INFORMATION SYSTEMS ENGINEERING The degree programme specializing in Information Systems Engineering caters to those who are interested in becoming specialists focused on integrating Information Technology solutions and business processes to meet the information needs of business and other enterprises.

Graduates from this programme typically nd careers as business analysts, systems analysts, and information managers, information specialists, business consultants, ERP analysts, IS auditors and project managers.

SOFTWARE ENGINEERING The degree program specializing in Software Engineering is aimed at producing high quality graduates having solid foundation in the entire software development lifecycle well equipped with theoretical and practical skills to develop robust large scale software systems. While developing a wide range of knowledge and skills in software engineering students get the opportunity to spend either 3 months or 6 months in an industrial background, in the middle of their third year.

This type of exposure in Industrial training will give students an immense opportunity to apply their academic knowledge and interpersonal skills in authentic contexts and to reect on their own personal development and career choices. Graduates can join industry as entry level professionals in the elds of Business Analysis, Design & Architecture, Development, UX engineering, Software Quality Assurance, Project Management etc.

INTERACTIVE MEDIA The degree program specializing in Interactive Media caters the need of the rapidly evolving creative media-based industries that require individuals with an in depth technical knowledge and creative air. This program covers technical and applied aspects of the Interactive Media discipline

including Design Ideation, 3D Modeling & Animation, Digital Video Production, Digital Image Processing, UI engineering, Game Development Etc. Graduates from this program will typically nd positions as: Interactive designers , 3D Modeling Engineers , Special effects artists , UI Engineers , Game Developers, Art Directors Etc.

CYBER SECURITY The degree programme specializing in Cyber Security is aimed at providing graduates with a computing background the opportunity to up skill on their existing qualications and to advance their knowledge in this key emerging area. The course provides a datailed coverage of the key concepts and challenges in data and resource protection and computer software security.

Graduates should nd employment as computer security experts in almost all organizations due to the pervasive nature of modern computing but particular demand will come from the areas of communication industry, nancial services, information retrieval and government organizations involved in national security such as the Ministry of Defense.


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BSc (Hons) IT-SLIIT 4 years at SLIIT (IT) / (SE) / (CS&NE) / (ISE) / (IM) / (CS)

BSc (IT) / (SE) Curtin University, Australia 3rd Year at SLIIT

BSc in IT Specialization in IT or Interactive Multimedia Technology 3rd Year at SLIIT

Completion of degree at SLIIT Partner University UK / USA / Canada

Completion of Degree at SLIIT Partner University in Australia

UniversitiesinUK/USA/Canada

Higher National Diploma (SLIIT) 2 Years at SLIIT

Southeast Missouri State University of USA

Algoma University, Canada

G.C.E. A Level (Sri Lanka / London)

Shefeld Hallam University, UK University of Nottingham, UK Teesside University, UK Aston University, UK

+ Aptitude test

FIGURE 1 Programme Pathways for IT Degrees

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UniversitiesinAustralia

Curtin University William Angliss Institute RMIT University Deakin University University of Tasmania QUT The University of New Castle University of South Australia La Trobe University

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DETAILS OF SLIIT DEGREE PROGRAMES BSc HONOURS DEGREE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FIELD OF S PECIALIZATION: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Orientation Programme COURSENO.

TITLE

MA001 IT001

MathematicalSkills ComputerSkills

EL001

EnglishLanguageSkills COURSE NO.

1 1 r e r ts a e e Y m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

IT 1010

Introduction to Programming

04

IT 1020

Introduction to Computer Systems

04

IT 1030

Mathematics for Computing

IT 1040

Communication Skills

04 02 14

COURSE NO. 2 r 1 e r ts a e e Y e m S

TITLE Object Oriented Concepts

IT 1060 IT 1070

Software Process Modeling Probability & Statistics

03

IT 1080 IT 1090

English for Academic Purposes Information Systems and Data Modeling

02 04

IT 1 100

Internet a nd Web Technologies

COURSE NO. 1 2 r e r ts a e e Y m e S

02 03

04 18 TITLE

CREDITS

IT 2010

Mobile Application Development

IT 2020

Software Engineering

04 04

IT 2030

Object Oriented Programming

04

IT 2040

Database Management Systems

04 16

COURSE NO. 2 r 2 e t r e a s e Y m e S

CREDITS

IT 1050

TITLE

IT 2050

Computer Networks

IT 2060

Operating Systems & System Administration

IT 2070 IT 2080

Data Structures & Algorithms IT Project

IT 2090

Professional Skills

IT 2100

Employability Skills Development – Seminar

CREDITS

04 04 04 04 02 18


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DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc HONOURS DEGREE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FIELD OF S PECIALIZATION: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY COURSE NO. 1 3 r a e Y

r te s e m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

IT 3010

Network Design & Management

04

IT 3020 IT 3030

Database Systems Programming Applications & Frameworks

04 04

IT 3040 IT 3050

IT Project Management

04

Employability Skills Development – S eminar

16 COURSE NO. 2 3 r e t r s a e e Y m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

IT 3060 IT 3070

Human Computer Interaction

03

Information Assurance & Security

04

IT 3080

Data Science & A nalytics

IT 3090

Business Management for IT

04 03 14

COURSE NO.

TITLE

CREDITS

IT 4010

Research Project

16

IT 4020 IT 4070

Modern Topics in IT Preparation for the Professional World

04

3 Electives 4 r a e Y

*

IT 4030 IT 4040

Internet of Things

IT 4050 IT 4060

Innovation Management & Entrepreneurship Machine Learning

04 04

IT 4090

Cloud Computing

04

IT 4100 IT 4110

Software Quality Assurance

04 04 32

Database Administration

Computer Systems & Network Administration

Electives to be chosen with the prior approval of the Academic Department

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04 04

DETAILS OF DEGREE SLIIT DEGREE PROGRAMMES PROGRAMES BSc HONOURS DEGREE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FIELD OF SPECIALIZATION: COMPUTER SYSTEMS & NETWORK ENGINEERING Orientation Programme COURSENO.

TITLE

MA001 IT001


EL001



TITLE

IT1010


IT1020


IT1030


IT1040


CREDITS

4 4 4 2

14 COURSE NO. 2 r 1 e r ts a e e Y m e S

TITLE

IT1070

Probability and Statistics

IT1050

Object Oriented Concepts

IT1090

Information Systems and Data Modeling

IT1080 IE1010

English for Academic Purposes Engineering Mathematics

IE1020

Network Fundamentals

CREDITS 3 2

4 2

3

4 18

COURSE NO. 1 r 2 e r ts a e e Y m e S

TITLE

IE2010

Digital Electronics

IE2020

Routing & Switching

IE2030

Analog Electronics

CREDITS 2

4 2

Database Systems Administration IT2030

4 4


16 COURSE NO. 2 r 2 s te r a e e Y m e S

IE2040 IE2050

TITLE

CREDITS

Advanced Internet working

4

Operating Systems

4 4

IE2060 IE2070

Computer Systems Administration

IT2100

EmployabilitySkillsDevelopment

Embedded Systems

4 0

16


17

DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc HONOURS DEGREE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FIELD OF SPECIALIZATION: COMPUTER SYSTEMS & NETWORK ENGINEERING COURSE NO. 1 3 r e r t a s e e Y m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

IE3010

Professional Engineering Practice and Industrial Management

4

IE3020 IE3030

Directory Services and Network Management Wide area Networks

IE3040

Information Storage Management

4 4 4 16


TITLE

IE3050

Wireless C ommunications

IE3060 IE3070

Business Management for IT

IE3080

Network Security Engineering

CREDITS

4 2

NetworkTechnology Project

4 4 14

COURSE NO.

TITLE

CREDITS

IT4010

Research Project

16

IE4010

Information Security Management

4

IE4030 IT4070

Virtualization and Cloud Computing Technologies PreparationforProfessional World

0

4

2 Electives 4 r a e Y

IE4060 IE4040

Software Dened Networks Information Assurance and Auditing

IE4050 IT4030

Parallel and distributed computing

IT4050 IT4060

Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship

IE4020

Enterprise Standards for Information Systems

Internet of Things Machine Learning

4 4 4 4 4 4 4 32

*


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DETAILS OF DEGREE SLIIT DEGREE PROGRAMMES PROGRAMES BSc HONOURS DEGREE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FIELD OF SPECIALIZATION: INFORMATION SYSTEMS ENGINEERING Orientation Programme COURSENO.

TITLE

MA001 IT001


EL001



TITLE

IT1010


IT1020


IT1030


IT1040


CREDITS

4 4 4 2 14

COURSE NO.

TITLE

IT1050


2 1 r e t r s a e e

IT1060 IT1070

Software Process Modeling

Y S e m

IT1080 IT1090


IT1100

Internet and Web Technologies

2 3

Probability Statistics &

3


CREDITS

TITLE

2

4 4 18

CREDITS

Data Base Management Systems

IT2040 IE2021


IE2031

Structured Analysis and Design

IE2041

Information Systems Analysis

4 4 4 4 16

COURSE NO. 2 2 r te r e a s e Y m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

IT2090

Professional Skills

IE2051

Information S ystems P roject

2

4

IE2061 IE2071

Operating Systems and Systems Administration Design and Management of Computing Infrastructure

4 4

IE2081

Object Oriented Analysis and Design

IT2100


4 0 18


19

DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc HONOURS DEGREE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FIELD OF SPECIALIZATION: INFORMATION SYSTEMS ENGINEERING COURSE NO. 1 3 r a e Y

r te s e m e S

TITLE

IE3011

Project IS Management

IE3021 IE3031

OrganizationalBusinessFunctionsI Management Information Systems

IE3041 IE3051

Data management and Business Intelligence

CREDITS 3 3

EBusinessStrategy&Architecture andDesign

3

4 3

16 COURSE NO. 2 3 r e t r s a e e Y m e S

TITLE

IE3061 IE3071

OrganizationalBusinessFunctionsII

IE3081

Enterprise Resource Planning

IE3091

InformationSystemsStrategicManagement

CREDITS

4

Information Security Management 3

4 3

14 COURSE NO.

TITLE

CREDITS

IT4010

Research Project

16

IE4011 IE4071 IT4070

Business Process Management Practicing Business Analyst

4 4

PreparationforProfessional World

0

2 Electives*: 4 r a e Y

IE4121

Business Operations

4

IE4041 IE4061

Industrial Practices Software Quality Asuarance

4 4

IE4081

Supply Chain Management

4

IE4191 IE4141

Enterprise Systems

4 4

IE4151

Human Resourse Information Systems

Change Management in IT implementation

4 32

*


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DETAILS OF DEGREE SLIIT DEGREE PROGRAMMES PROGRAMES BSc HONOURS DEGREE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FIELD OF SPECIALIZATION: SOFTWARE ENGINEERING Orientation Programme COURSENO.

TITLE

MA001 IT001


EL001



TITLE

CREDITS

IT 1010


04

IT 1020


04

IT 1030


IT 1040


04 02 14



IT 1060 IT 1070


03

IT 1080 IT 1090


02 04

IT 1 100



02 03

04 18 TITLE

CREDITS

IT 2010


IT 2020


04 04

IT 2030


04

IT 2040


04 16


CREDITS

IT 1050

TITLE

IT 2050

Computer Networks

IT 2060


IT 2070 IT 2080


IT 2090

Professional Skills

IT 2100


CREDITS

04 04 04 04 02 18


21

DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc HONOURS DEGREE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FIELD OF SPECIALIZATION: SOFTWARE ENGINEERING COURSE NO.

3 r a e Y

1 r te s e m e S

TITLE Software Engineering Process& Quality Management

4

SE3020 SE3030

DistributedS ystems SoftwareA rchitecture

4 4

SE3040 IT3050

Application Frameworks

4


0

1 Elective*:

16 04 08

IT3100

Industry Placement - 3 months

IT3110


COURSE NO. 2 3 r te r s a e e Y m e S

CREDITS

SE3010

TITLE

SE3050

User Experience Engineering

SE3060 SE3070 SE3080

Database Systems

CREDITS 3

4

Case Studies in Software Engineering Software Project Management

4 3

14

4 r a e Y

COURSE NO. IT4010

Research Project

TITLE

SE4010

Current Trends in Software Engineering

4

SE4030 IT4070

Secure Software Development

4 0

Preparation for the Professional World

CREDITS 16

2 Electives*:

SE4020

Mobile Application Design & Development

4

IT4060 IT4050

Machine Learning Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship

4 4

IT4040

Database Administration

4 32

*


22


DETAILS OF DEGREE SLIIT DEGREE PROGRAMMES PROGRAMES BSc HONOURS DEGREE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FIELD OF SPECIALIZATION: INTERACTIVE MEDIA Orientation Programme COURSENO.

TITLE

MA001 IT001


EL001



TITLE

CREDITS

IT 1010


04

IT 1020


04

IT 1030


IT 1040


04 02 14



IT 1060 IT 1070


03

IT 1080 IT 1090


02 04

IT 1 100



02 03

04 18 TITLE

CREDITS

IT 2010


IT 2020


04 04

IT 2030


04

IT 2040


04 16


CREDITS

IT 1050

TITLE

IT 2050

Computer Networks

IT 2060


IT 2070 IT 2080


IT 2090

Professional Skills

IT 2100


CREDITS

04 04 04 04 02 18


23

DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc HONOURS DEGREE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FIELD OF SPECIALIZATION: INTERACTIVE MEDIA COURSE NO.


TITLE

CREDITS

SE3011

Technical Evolution of Multimedia

04

SE3021 SE3031

Design Ideation & Creative Communication 3D Modeling & Animation

04 04

SE3041 IT3050

Digital Video Production & Delivery

04

Employability Skills Development – Seminar 1 Elective*:

IT3100


IT3110


04 08 20

COURSE NO. 2 r 3 e t r s a e e Y m e S

TITLE

SE3051

Multimedia Project Management

SE3061 SE3071 SE3081

User Experience Designing

CREDITS

04 03

04

Digital Image Processing Digital Marketing Strategies

03

14 COURSE NO. 1 r 4 e r t s a e e Y m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

IT4010

Research Project

16

SE4011 SE4021

Games Technology

04 04

IT4070

Preparation for the Professional World

Multimedia Instructional Designing

24 COURSE NO. 4 r a e Y

*

2 r e t s e m e S

IT4010 SE4031

TITLE

04

Games Development 1 Electives*:

IT4050 SE4041

Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship Mobile Application Design & Development

Electives to be chosen ** Existing assessment criteria applies

24

CREDITS

Research Project


04 04 08

DETAILS OF DEGREE SLIIT DEGREE PROGRAMMES PROGRAMES BSc HONOURS DEGREE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FIELD OF SPECIALIZATION: CYBER SECURITY Orientation Programme COURSENO.

TITLE

MA001 IT001


EL001



TITLE

IT1010


IT1020


IT1030


IT1040


CREDITS

4 4 4 2 14

COURSE NO. 2 r 1 e r ts a e e Y m e S

TITLE

IT1050


IT1060 IT1070

Software Process Modeling

IT1080 IT1090


IT1100

Internet and Web Technologies

CREDITS 2 3

Probability and Statistics

3 2

4 4

18 COURSE NO. 1 2 r e r ts a e e Y m e S

TITLE Mobile Application Development

IT2020


4 4

IT2030


4

IT2040


4 16


CREDITS

IT2010

TITLE

IT2050

Computer Networks

IT2060 IT2070

Operating Systems and System Administration

IT2080

ITProject

IT2090

Professional Skills

IT2100


CREDITS

4 4

Data Structures and Algorithms

4 4 2 0 18


25

DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc HONOURS DEGREE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FIELD OF SPECIALIZATION: CYBER SECURITY COURSE NO. 1 3 r a e Y

r te s e m e S

TITLE

IE3012

Introduction to Cyber Security

IE3022 IE3032

Applied Information Assurance Network Security

IE3042 IE3052

Secure Software Systems

CREDITS 2

4 4 4

InformationSecurityRiskManagement

2

16 COURSE NO. 2 3 r te r s a e e Y m e S

TITLE

IE3062 IE3072

InformationSecurityPolicyandManagement

CREDITS

4

Data and Operating System Security

IE3082

Cryptography

IE3092

Information Security Project

IE3102

EnterpriseStandardsforInformationSecurity

2

4 4 2

16 COURSE NO.

CREDITS

4

IE4042

Research Project OffensiveHacking: TacticalandStrategic Secure Software Engineering

IT4070

PreparationforProfessional World

0

IT4010 IE4012

4 r a e Y

TITLE

16 4

2 Electives

IE4022 IE4032

Security Economic Analysis Information Warfare

4 4

IE4052

Hardware Security

4

IE4062 IE4072

Cyber Forensics and Incident Response

4 4

IE4092

Machine Learning for Cyber Security

Governance and Cyber Law Clinic

4 32

*


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DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc (IT) SPECIALIZING IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

BSc (IT) SPECIALIZING IN INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA TECHNOLOGY

Bachelor of Science in Information Technology will equip you with the necessary skills and understanding to develop your career in the wider area of IT project development where practical web, database and multimedia skills are required.This programme will give the student the ability to critically evaluate, design, meet specications, ascertain requirements, create solutions and communicate your ideas to other computing professionals/end users in the IT industry.

Interactive Multimedia Tools, Gaming Technologies and Animation Designs are at the heart of this one year (2 semesters) course. If you have studied the Diploma in Information Technology at SLIIT, you will be eligible for direct entry to the nal year to gain the full degree qualication.

Why Choose This Programme? • This degree programme is designed in such a manner that a candidate has several

•

•

4rd year of BSc in IT Honours Degree

BSc in IT Specialization in IT or Interactive Multimedia Technology at SLIIT

3rd year of BSc in IT Honours Degree*

3rd year Top-Up Degree by Curtin / UOB

exit options Diploma in ITsuch andasBSc in IT in 2nd year and 3rd year respectively. Throughout the course, but especially in nal year, students have the freedom to choose a preferred programme from a wide range of modules which makes career options exible, providing the broad base that most employers are looking for. Prepare the student for a career in the IT industry through a mix of academic, professional and practical work. This includes participation in national competitions, opportunity to take part in conferences/ publish in research journals and also opportunities such as industry collaborated professional mentoring support and internships.

Transfer Option to Afliated Universities in UK / Australia & USA

Diploma in Information Technology (2 year at SLIIT Computing)

FIGURE 2 Programme Pathways

1 or more A/L Passes + Aptitude Test www.sliit.lk - [email protected]

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DETAILS OF SLIIT DEGREE PROGRAMES BACHELORS DEGREE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DEGREE PROGRAMME Orientation Programme COURSENO. N108 N002

TITLE Foundation of Mathematical Skills Communication Skills in English TITLE

1 1 r e t r s a e e Y m e S

TITLE

Fundamentals of Information Technology Computer Programming Techniques and Practices Introduction to Programming (C / C++) Business English & Communication Skills


Mathematics for Information Technology

Data Communications & Computer Networks Systems Analysis & Design

Object Oriented Programming (JAVA) Database Management Systems Technical Communication

TITLE 1 r 2 e t r s a e e Y m e S

TITLE

Web Development Computer Graphics & Multimedia Computer Hardware & Operating Systems Object Oriented Analysis & Design


Economics & Management

TCP / IP Networking Concepts Object Relational Database Management Systems Data Structures and Algorithms Design & Analysis of Algorithms Information Technology Project

SPECIALIZATION : INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY TITLE 1 3 r e r ts a e e Y m e S

TITLE

Software Engineering Tools & Metrics Computer Network Designing & Implementation IT Project Design & Management Comprehensive Design / Analysis Project I


Distributed Component based Software Development Marketing & Business Law Software Quality Assurance Comprehensive Design/Analysis Project II

Modern Topics in IT

SPECIALIZATION : INTERACTIVE MULTIMEDIA TECHNOLOGY TITLE

TITLE

Technical Evolution of Multimedia 3 r a e Y

1 r e t s e m e S

Digital Media Production & Animation Design Ideation and Creative Communication 3D Web Development

3 r a e Y

2

Games Technology

e r t s e m e S

Games Programming

Comprehensive Design/Analysis Project (Multimedia) I

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Product Publishing, Delivering and Marketing Comprehensive Design/Analysis Project (Multimedia) II

Faculty of

BUSINESS Innovative study programmes www.sliit.lk - [email protected]

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DEGREE PROGRAMMES SLIIT BBA HONOURS DEGREE PROGRAMMES The BBA Honours Degree programme of SLIIT is of 4 years duration with two semesters per year. Five to six courses are conducted during a semester carrying a total of 16-20 credits.

The design of the degree programme allows students to earn a valuable qualication at the end of 2st year onwards, on successful completion of the prescribed modules:

• •

2 Year : Higher National Diploma in Business Management 4 Year : BBA Honours Degree

A course carries 3 credits when it involves 3 student contact hours each week, or 4 credits when it involves 4 4 ½ student contact hours each week, for a semester. Programme pathways for Business Degrees are shown in Figure 3 The Students can exit each programme after successfully completing a certain level and can re-join after a spell of employment or training in industry, or leave of absence, at an appropriate level. Such rejoining will be subject to

enable the student to gain an overall conceptual grasp of the theoretical academic content. This result in forming a solid base on which to develop an understanding of the advanced modules presented in

It is on this solid foundation that a student will commence the fourth year of specialized study for the completion of the BBA Honours Degree. The aim of the programme is to produce wellrounded graduates who; those with

necessary registration procedure and approval by SLIIT.

later years. The HND level covers a broader range of theory, equipping the student with the knowledge and skills necessary to work in industry at an executive level.

a holistic view of organizations and possessing the right skills, aptitude and more importantly the right attitude. The Honours Degree Programme, while providing students with skills essentials to the area of their specialization, will also give them the ability to think analytically and solve problems independently but be ever mindful of the effects of their action on the wider organization. As such, they will be specialists with a generalist mind-set and approach; an asset to any organization.

After completion of the 1st year, apart from developing requisite communication skills, will also be

The BBA Honours Degree is awarded by SLIIT as approved by the University Grants Commission under the Universities Act.

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DEGREE PROGRAMMES SPECIALIZATIONS: Modern business management calls for a multi-disciplinary approach. The Honours Degree is spread over four years. The rst two years have been designed to provide a broad knowledge in a range of disciplines and the second half of the programme focuses on the respective specialized subject disciplines a compulsory year long supervised research project aims

to develop the students’ research skills and the ability to independently inquire and nd solutions to business issues. In order to gain a real life exposure to the industry, students are encouraged to undergo a business internship programme prior to completion of the degree programme.

The programme will allow for concentration on one of ve distinct specializations in accordance with their preferences and abilities, as below:

• • • • •

Human Capital Management Marketing Management Accounting & Finance Logistics & Supply Chain Management Business Analytics

HUMAN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT (HCM) The Degree Programme specializing in Human Capital Management (HCM) covers the theoretical foundation of HCM whilst providing a sound appreciation of other related business disciplines. The programme will further provide students with the knowledge, skills and social awareness necessary to manage people, whether nationally, or internationally. As the name implies, people need to be viewed not just as a resource, but rather, as a capital asset available to an organization. From this point of view, managing people is concerned with much more than just personnel, or human resources management. It is therefore more concerned with development, retention and motivation, building teams, and getting them to work towards a common objective. There is a growing awareness of the importance of the function by businesses both large and small as is evidenced by the increasingly competitive levels of pay offered to HCM professionals. Moreover, availability of HCM positions continues to grow in tandem with international expansion of business. Our graduates can therefore look forward to excellent career prospects.

MARKETING MANAGEMENT (MM) The highly intensied market condition exists today increase the signicance of marketing effort for business success. Moving beyond the concept of selling product and services, marketing management expand their boundaries all other aspects of an organization emphasizing the importance of converting entire system into a customer focused entity. The programme will enable the student to gain an entirely new perspective; view of the organization as well as the customer. Starting with the universally applicable fundamentals, the special programme will provide the student an in-depth knowledge of the art and science of marketing as is practiced in today’s competitive business environment.

ACCOUNTING & FINANCE (AF) Knowledge of Accounting and Finance are essential for the management of a Business. A sound grasp of fundamentals is required to keep pace with the rapid changes and increasing complexity of modern business; especially true for the Accounting and Finance disciplines.

Building on the strong foundation laid in the rst three years of study, the Special Degree programme allows the student to acquire an in-depth knowledge required by an expert in Finance and Accounting. Moreover, electives that are available in the nal year allow a student an avenue for further specialization in a selected eld.


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LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT The programme specializing Logistics and Supply Chain Management (LSCM) provides students with the core knowledge related to a wide variety of logistics and supply chain activities, including demand planning, purchasing, inventory control, material handling, product and service support, information technology, transportation, distribution, warehousing and strategic supply chain management. In addition, the programme focuses on the analysis, design, implementation, planning, control, and improvement of manufacturing and service processes. The study of Logistics and Supply Chain Management prepares students for professional careers with manufacturers, distributors, transportation carriers, logistics service providers, and consulting rms. The curriculum provides the required theoretical/conceptual base and analytical methods for making sound operational and strategic business decisions.

BUSINESS ANALYTICS Business organizations of the 21st century maintain large databases with information about their customers, supply chain and competitors. They strive to establish a competitive advantage by using such information to make better business decisions. Data-driven companies treat their data as a strategic asset. Business analytics is the discipline of applying quantitative analytical models to analyse data, particularly found in large volumes,to help make better business decisions.Successful business analytics depends on data quality, skilled analysts who understand the technologies as well as the business and an organizational commitment to data-driven decision making. In the recent past, career opportunities for business analytics graduates have exploded as major organizations have adopted data driven and technology focused approaches.

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Completion of degree at SLIIT Partner University UK / Canada / Australia

BBA (Hons) Degree 4 Years at SLIIT

Higher National Diploma in Business Management 2 Years at SLIIT Universities in Australia / Canada / UK

G.C.E. A Level (Sri Lanka/London) + Aptitude test

Curtin University William Angliss Institute RMIT University Deakin University University of Tasmania The University of New Castle La Trobe University

Memorial University

Shefeld Hallam University

FIGURE 3 Programme Pathways for Business Degrees www.sliit.lk - [email protected]

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DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BBA SPECIALIZATION IN ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE

1 1 r te r a s e e Y m e S

COURSE NO. BM0010 BM1010 BM1020

TITLE Accounting(CompulsoryforNon-accountingbackground) Learning and Study Skills Principles of Management

BM1030 BM1040 BM1050 BM1060

Microeconomics Business Mathematics Information TechnologyforBusiness English Language Skills I

CREDITS 01 03 03 03 03 03

16

1 r a e Y

2 r a e Y

2 r a e Y

34

2 r te s e m e S

1 r e t s e m e S

2 r e t s e m e S

COURSE NO. BM1070 BM1080 BM1090 BM1100 BM1110 BM1120

Self Management Principles Marketing of Financial Accounting Legal&PoliticalEnvironmentinBusiness Human Resources Management English Language Skills II

TITLE

CREDITS 01 03 03 03 03 03 16


TITLE Personal Development Planning Organizational Behavior Management Accounting Macroeconomics Business Statistics Business Communication

CREDITS 01 03 03 03 03 03 16


TITLE Leadership and Teamwork OperationsandSupplyChainManagement Business Information Systems Financial Management Operations Research Entrepreneurship

CREDITS 01 03 03 03 03 03

BM2190

Business Internship I (Optional)


16 03

DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BBA SPECIALIZATION IN ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE

3 r a e Y

1 r ts e e m e S


TITLE ProfessionalRelationshipsandNetworking Project Management Strategic Management

BM3040 BM3210

E-Commerce Financial Reporting 1 Elective: Advanced Management Accounting Managerial Economics

BM3220 BM3230

3 r a e Y

4 r a e Y

2 r e t s e m e S

1 r e t s e m e S

COURSE NO. BM3050 BM3060 BM3070 BM3240 BM3250

03 03 03 03 16 TITLE

BM3080

Ethics, Values and Attitudes Research Methodology Business Law Corporate Finance ApplicationSoftwarein Accounting 1 Elective: Total Quality Management

BM3260

Financial Analysis for Business

BM3190

BusinessInternshipII(Optional)


TITLE CareerReadiness&BusinessEtiquette Comprehensive Research Project (Continued to Semester 2) Taxation Investment Management Financial Modelling 1 Elective: SustainableDevelopmentinBusinessEnvironment Business Valuation

BM4030 BM4240

CREDITS 01 03 03

CREDITS 01 03 03 03 03 03 03 16 03 CREDITS 01 09 03 03 03 03 03

16 COURSE NO. 2 r 4 e t r s a e e Y m e S

BM4070 BM4250 BM4260 BM4050 BM4270 BM4280

TITLE PersonalBranding&ReputationManagement InternationalFinancialManagement Auditing 1 Elective: International Business Development Economics Banking


CREDITS 01 03 03 03 03 03 16

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DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BBA SPECIALIZATION IN MARKETING MANAGEMENT COURSE NO.

1 r a e Y

1 r e t s e m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

BM0010

Accounting(CompulsoryforNon-accountingbackground)

BM1010

Learning & Study Skills

01

BM1020

Principles of Management

03

BM1030

Microeconomics

BM1040 BM1050

Business Mathematics

BM1060

English Language Skills I

03 03

Information TechnologyforBusiness

03 03


TITLE

BM1070

Self Management

BM1080

Principles Marketing of

CREDITS 01 03

BM1090

Financial Accounting

BM1100

Legal&PoliticalEnvironmentinBusiness

03

BM1110

Human Resources Management

BM1120

English Language Skills II

03 03 03


TITLE

CREDITS

BM2010

Personal Development Planning

BM2020

Organizational Behavior

01 03

BM2030

Management Accounting

03

BM2040 BM2050

Macroeconomics

BM2060

Business Communication

03

Business Statistics

03 03

16 COURSE NO.

2 r a e Y

2 r te s e m e S

CREDITS

Leadership Teamwork &

01

BM2080

Operations&SupplyChainManagement

03

BM2090

Business Information Systems

BM2100

Financial Management

03

BM2110 BM2120

Operations Research Entrepreneurship

03

BM2190

36

TITLE

BM2070



03

03

16 03

DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BBA SPECIALIZATION IN MARKETING MANAGEMENT

r 3 a e Y

1 r te s e m e S


TITLE ProfessionalRelationships&Networking Project Management Strategic Management

BM3040 BM3210

E-Commerce Financial Reporting 1 Elective: Advanced Management Accounting Managerial Economics

BM3220 BM3230

3 r a e Y

2 r e t s e m e S


CREDITS 01 03 03 03 03 03 03 16

BM3080 BM3350

TITLE Ethics, Values Attitudes & Research Methodology Business Law Brand management Marketing planning 1 Elective: Total Quality Management ServiceMarketing&HospitalityMarketing

BM3190



TITLE CareerReadiness&BusinessEtiquette Comprehensive Research Project (Continued to Semester 2) Marketing Research Marketing Strategies for Digital Era Industrial Marketing 1 Elective: SustainableDevelopmentinBusinessEnvironment Social Marketing

CREDITS 01 03 03 03 03 03 03

16

4 r a e Y

1 r te s e m e S

BM4030 BM4340

03 CREDITS 01 09 03 03 03 03 03 22

COURSE NO. 2 r 4 e t r s a e e Y m e S

BM4070 BM4350 BM4360 BM4040 BM4270 BM4370

TITLE PersonalBranding&ReputationManagement International Marketing Marketing Communication 1 Elective: Change Management Development Economics Innovation&ProductDevelopment

CREDITS 01 03 03 03 03 03 10


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DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BBA SPECIALIZATION IN HUMAN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT COURSE NO.

1 r a e Y

1 r e t s e m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

BM0010


BM1010


01

BM1020


03

BM1030

Microeconomics

BM1040 BM1050


BM1060


03 03


03 03


TITLE

BM1070

Self Management

BM1080


CREDITS 01 03

BM1090


BM1100


03

BM1110


BM1120


03 03 03


TITLE

CREDITS

BM2010


BM2020


01 03

BM2030


03

BM2040 BM2050

Macroeconomics

BM2060


03

Business Statistics

03 03

16 COURSE NO.

2 r a e Y

2 r e t s e m e S

CREDITS


01

BM2080


03

BM2090


BM2100


03

BM2110 BM2120


03

BM2190

38

TITLE

BM2070



03

03

16 03

DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BBA SPECIALIZATION IN HUMAN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT COURSE NO. 1 3 r e r ts a e e Y m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

BM3010

ProfessionalRelationships&Networking

BM3020

Project Management

01 03

BM3030

Strategic Management

03

BM3040

E-Commerce

BM3410 BM3420

Human Capital Development

03

Labour Economics

03

03

16 COURSE NO.

3 r a e Y

2 r te s e m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

BM3050

Ethics, Values Attitudes &

BM3060 BM3070

Research Methodology

01

BM3430

Labour Law&Industrial Relations

BM3440 BM3450

Performance&CompensationManagement

03

AdvancedHumanResourceManagement

03

BM3190


03

Business Law

03 03

16

COURSE NO.

1 r 4 e r t a s e e Y m e S

03 TITLE

BM4010

CareerReadiness&BusinessEtiquette

BM4020 BM4410

Comprehensive Research Project (Continued to Semester 2)

BM4420 BM4430

Occupational Health Safety &

BM4030 BM4440

CREDITS 01

StrategicHumanResourceManagement

09 03 03

HumanResourceInformationSystems

03

1 Elective: SustainableDevelopmentinBusinessEnvironment InternationalPerspectivesofHumanCapitalManagement

03 03 22

COURSE NO. 2 r 4 e t r s a e e

Y e m

S

TITLE

BM4070

PersonalBranding&ReputationManagement

BM4450

Counseling& IndustryPsychology

BM4040 BM4060

Change Management Knowledge Management

CREDITS 01 03 03

03 10


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DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BBA SPECIALIZATION IN LOGISTICS & SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT COURSE NO.

1 r a e Y

1 r e t s e m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

BM0010

Accounting (CompulsoryforNon-accountingbackground)

BM1010


01

BM1020


03

BM1030

Microeconomics

BM1040 BM1050


BM1060


03 03


03 03


TITLE

BM1070

Self Management

BM1080


CREDITS 01 03

BM1090


BM1100


03

BM1110


BM1120


03 03 03

16 COURSE NO. 1 r 2 e r ts a e e Y m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

BM2010


BM2020


01 03

BM2030


03

BM2040 BM2050

Macroeconomics

BM2060


03

Business Statistics

03 03

16 COURSE NO.

2 r a e Y

2 r e t s e m e S

CREDITS


01

BM2080


03

BM2090


BM2100


03

BM2110 BM2120


03

BM2190

40

TITLE

BM2070



03

03

16 03

DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BBA SPECIALIZATION IN LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT COURSE NO. 1 3 r e r ts a e e Y m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

BM3010


BM3020

Project Management

01 03

BM3030


03

BM3040

E-Commerce

BM3610 BM3620

Logistics Management

03 03

ManufacturingPlanning&Control

03

16 COURSE NO.

3 r a e Y

2 r te s e m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

BM3050


BM3060 BM3070 BM3080


01

BM3630 BM3640

Procurement Management Inventory& WarehouseManagement

03

BM3190


03

03

Business Law

03

Total Quality Management

03 03

16

COURSE NO.

BM4010 BM4020 1 r 4 e r t s a e e Y m e S

TITLE CareerReadiness&BusinessEtiquette

CREDITS 01


09

BM4610 BM4620

Transportation & Distribution Management

03

Customer & Supplier Relationship Management

03

BM4630

Strategic Supply Chain Management

03

BM4030

1 Elective: SustainableDevelopmentinBusinessEnvironment

BM4640

Fleet Management

03 03 22

COURSE NO. 2 r 4 e r s t a e e Y m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

BM4070 BM4650


01

InternationalTradePolicy,Regulations&Ethics

03

BM4040 BM4660

2 Electives: Change Management Multimodal Transport

03

BM4760


03

03 10


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DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BBA SPECIALIZATION IN BUSINESS ANALYTICS COURSE NO.

1 r a e Y

1 r e t s e m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

BM0010


BM1010


01

BM1020


03

BM1030

Microeconomics

BM1040 BM1050


BM1060


03 03


03 03


TITLE

BM1070

Self Management

BM1080


CREDITS 01 03

BM1090


BM1100


03

BM1110


BM1120


03 03 03


TITLE

CREDITS

BM2010


BM2020


01 03

BM2030


03

BM2040 BM2050

Macroeconomics

BM2060


03

Business Statistics

03 03

16 COURSE NO.

2 r a e Y

2 r e t s e m e S

Leadership and Teamwork

BM2080


CREDITS 01 03

BM2090


BM2100


03

BM2110 BM2120


03

BM2190

42

TITLE

BM2070



03

03

16 03

DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BBA SPECIALIZATION IN BUSINESS ANALYTICS COURSE NO. 1 3 r e r ts a e e Y m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

BM3010


BM3020

Project Management

01 03

BM3030


03

BM3040 BM3710

E-Commerce

BM3720


03

ProgrammingforBusinessAnalyticsI

03 03

16 COURSE NO.

3 r a e Y

2 r te s e m e S

TITLE

BM3050


BM3060 BM3070 BM3730


BM3740 BM3750

Business Analytics I

BM3190


CREDITS 01 03

Business Law

03

ProgrammingforBusinessAnalyticsII

03 03

Information System Management & Security

03

16

COURSE NO.


03 TITLE

BM4010

CareerReadiness&BusinessEtiquette

BM4020 BM4710


BM4720 BM4730

Data Warehousing Big &Data

BM4750 BM4760

CREDITS 01 09

Business Analytics II

03 03

Business Process Management

03

1 Elective: Decision Support Systems Social Media Web & Analytics

03 03 22

COURSE NO. 2 r 4 e r t a s e e Y m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

BM4070


01

BM4760


03

BM4780

Strategic Information Systems 1 Elective:

03

BM4040 BM4060

Change Management

03

Knowledge Management

03 13


43

Faculty of

ENGINEERING Innovative study programmes 44


DEGREE PROGRAMMES SLIIT BSc ENGINEERING HONOURS DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc Eng Honours Degree programme of SLIIT is of 4 years’ duration with two semesters per year. Four to ve courses carrying a total of about 18 credits are conducted during a semester.

One credit is dened as 1 lecture hour or 2 tutorial hours or 2 Laboratory hours per week per semester.

The design of the degree programme allows a student the following options. 1. 2.

Earn a Higher National Diploma in Engineering after successful completion of two years Graduate with a BSc Eng Honours Degree in the elds of Civil Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Engineering and Mechanical Engineering after successful completion of four years

Programme pathways for Engineering Degrees are shown in Figure 4 Candidates who exit each programme after successfully completing different levels can re-join after a spell of employment or training in industry, or leave of absence at the appropriate level, subject to necessary registration procedure and approval by SLIIT. The HND level covers a broader range of theory, equipping the student with the knowledge and skills necessary to work in industry at a junior executive or technician level. The advanced inputs in design and applications are provided in the third and fourth years leading to the BSc Engineering Honours Degree. Students are allowed to opt for speciallzation within the major eld of study, ensuring that at graduation, the student has acquired a comprehensive range of analytical, creative and communication skills along with a

holistic view of the major eld of study. The BSc Eng (Hons) Degree awarded by SLIIT is approved by the University Grants Commission under the Universities Act.


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DEGREE PROGRAMMES FIELD OF STUDY: The Honours Degree spreads over four years and enables a student to gain a thorough knowledge in the selected eld of study. The student is expected to undergo six months of on the job training within a scheduled period prior to completion of the degree programme. The programme will allow students to opt for one of four major elds of study to suit their preference and performance. Fields of study listed as shown below: • Civil Engineering • Electrical and Electronic Engineering • Materials Engineering • Mechanical Engineering • Mechanical Engineering (Mechatronics Specialization)

CIVIL ENGINEERING Civil Engineering is a professional engineering discipline that deals with the design, construction and maintenance of the physical and built environment necessary for the benet and welfare of our society. It is concerned with such works as buildings, roads, railways, bridges, dams, reservoirs, tunnels, waterways, underground structures, ports and offshore structures. The civil engineering study programme is an excellent blend of scientic and civil engineering fundamentals and the practical skills essential to begin effective professional practice on graduation. The rst two years of the programme are primarily concerned with developing a foundation in mathematics,

Students may also use nal year to pursue further study within a range of specialised options including: • Structural Engineering (SE) • Geotechnical Engineering (GE) • Transportation Engineering (TE) • Water & Environmental Engineering (WE)

sciences, basic engineering sciences, and practical skills essential to pursue studies in the eld of civil engineering. The third year includes applied engineering units in structural analysis and design, materials, geotechnical engineering, construction engineering, hydraulics and professional practice. The nal year covers eld specic subjects in addition to subjects relating to construction management, industrial relations, contract law, cost estimation and nance. Also, students carryout a research project and comprehensive design project as part of the nal year.

months industrial training at the end of second and third year of study with a duration of three months each. Graduates can nd employment in construction companies, specialist subcontractors, engineering consulting companies and government authorities. Further, engineers may also establish their own consulting practices in their eld of expertise and professional competence. Graduate engineers have skills readily transferable between employers and may also nd work internationally.

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The problem and project based learning is a key feature of the program. These learning techniques will enhance creative, innovative and team work skills of the students. The course includes project work based on laboratory, library and eld work and partial assessment completed through seminars. Students undergo a compulsory six


ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING Electrical and Electronic Engineering degree programme is designed to produce graduates with knowledge and skills of electrical and electronic engineering and enabling attributes of a professional practicing engineer.

The rst two years of the programme are primarily concerned with developing a foundation in mathematics, sciences, basic engineering sciences, and practical skills essential to pursue studies in the eld of electrical & electronic engineering. The third year of study focuses on application of electrical & electronic engineering exposing students to real life engineering problems. Furthermore, essential soft skills such as technical communication, presentation skills and non engineering aspects such as legal, personal, management and business essentials are taught to comply with the professional engineering requirements of the curriculum. The nal year is mainly focused on exposure to real electrical and electronic systems deployed in industry.

Furthermore, there is a comprehensive project module to assess the practical ability and professionalism of the student. This allows students to apply engineering and nonengineering knowledge in real life engineering problems of high complexity. There are ve specializations within the electrical and electronic engineering major. • Electronic Engineering (EN) • Communication Engineering (CE) • Electrical Engineering (EE) • Computer Systems Engineering (CS) • Network Engineering (NE)

Students undergo a compulsory 24 weeks industrial training at the end of second and third years of study with a duration of 12 weeks each. Graduates will be ready to be employed in Electronic, Telecommunication, Electrical Power or Data Communication and Networking industries locally or internationally.


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MATERIALS ENGINEERING Materials engineering is concerned with the design, fabrication and testing of engineering materials. It is a discipline that purely touched by science of materials. Materials engineers invent, develop, study and test on materials, which directly inuence technological advancement, improve the quality of human life, and impact the ability to overcome environmental challenges.

As the history dened by the primary materials used by people such as stone, bronze, iron, plastic, silicon, biomaterials and nanomaterials, it is often new materials that open the door to new technologies, whether they are in civil, chemical, construction, nuclear, aeronautical, agricultural, mechanical, biomedical, electrical or electronic engineering.

The rst two years of the programme are primarily concerned with developing a foundation in mathematics, sciences, basic engineering sciences, and practical skills essential to pursue studies in the eld of materials engineering. The nal two years deliver subjects with following specializations and related advance topics: Metallic Materials Polymeric Materials Ceramic Materials Nanomaterials Students undergo a compulsory six months industrial training at the end of second and third year of study with duration of three months each. The programme develops graduates for careers in research, development, operations, manufacturing, academia and management.

Interests within the programme span the entire materials cycle from mining and rening of raw materials, to production and utilization of nished materials, and nally to disposal and recycling.

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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Mechanical Engineering is a highly diversied professional Engineering discipline encompassing manufacturing, automation, robotics, automotive engineering, energy conversion and the like. Mechanical engineering includes the science and art of formulation, design, development and control of systems and components involving thermodynamics, mechanics, uid mechanics, mechanisms, manufacturing and energy. The rst two years of the programme are, primarily concerned with developing a foundation in mathematics, sciences, basic engineering sciences and practical skills essential to pursue studies in the eld of mechanical engineering. The third year includes applied engineering units in thermal engineering, materials, automatic control, mechanical design and engineering management. In the nal year students can focus their studies on specialized areas including manufacturing engineering (ME) and energy engineering (EE).

The course includes project work based on laboratory, library and eld work and partial assessment completed through seminars. Students undergo a compulsory six months industrial training at the end of second and third year of study with a duration of three months each. Mechanical Engineering graduates will be ready to cater many sectors such as manufacturing, transportation, logistics and industrial automation. Job functions and responsibilities range from product and production design engineering, plant operation and maintenance, quality control and project management. With experience and further education, some mechanical engineers move into management positions based on their technical and managerial skills and expertise. Graduate mechanical engineers have skills readily transferable between employers and may also nd work internationally.


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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (MECHATRONIC SPECIALIZATION) Mechatronic is one of the more recent developments in the engineering discipline that combines basic mechanical engineering problem-solving and design skills with the expertise of digital electronics and computer systems to develop modern products or to advance industrial systems through automation and the use of robotics. Mechatronic specialization of mechanical engineering offers opportunities to develop a range of technical skills in digital electronics, drive technologies, mechanics and software. Students will engage in hands-on project work from the second year onward and will become involved in the design, building and testing of mechatronic systems. In the fourth year of study students will undertake a comprehensive mandatory research or design project.

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Students undergo a compulsory six months industrial training at the end of second and third year of study with a duration of three months each. Mechanical Engineering graduates specialized in mechatonic will be ready to cater in many sectors such as manufacturing, automation industry, aeronautic industry, power generation and distribution, chemical, telecommunication and medical. Graduate mechatronic engineers have skills readily transferable between employers and may also nd work internationally.


BEng (Hons) Curtin, Australia 4th Year at SLIIT Civil and Construction Engineering Electrical Power Engineering Computer Systems Engineering Mechanical Engineering

BSc Eng (Hons) SLIIT 4th Year at SLIIT Electrical & Electronic Engineering3, Mechanical (Mechatronic) Engineering Mechanical Engineering1, Civil Engineering2.

BEng (Hons) Curtin, Australia 4th Year at Curtin University, Australia Civil and Construction Engineering Electrical Power Engineering Computer Systems Engineering Mechanical Engineering

3rd Year at SLIIT Civil and Construction Engineering Electrical Power Engineering/ Computer Systems Engineering Mechanical Engineering

3rd Year at SLIIT Civil Engineering Electrical & Electronic Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical (Mechatronic) Engineering

3rd Year at Curtin University, Australia Civil and Construction Engineering Electrical Power Engineering Computer Systems Engineering Mechanical Engineering

HND Engineering 2nd Year at SLIIT Civil Engineering Electrical & Electronic Engineering Mechanical Engineering Mechanical (Mechatronic) Engineering

3 Civil Engineering Specializations Construction Project Management Geotechnical Engineering Structural Engineering

Water & Environment Engineering 1

1st Year at SLIIT Common year for BSc Eng SLIIT and BEng Curtin

Electrical & Electronic Engineering Specializations Computer Systems Engineering Electrical Engineering Electronics Engineering Network Engineering Communication Engineering

2

GCE A / Level (SL / London) Maths Stream + Aptitude Test

Mechanical Engineering Specializations Energy Engineering Manufacturing Engineering

FIGURE 4 Programme Pathways for Engineering Degrees www.sliit.lk - [email protected]

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DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc ENGINEERING HONOURS DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING Orientation Programme COURSENO.

TITLE

MA001

MathematicalSkills

IT001

ComputerSkills

EL120

EnglishLanguageSkills

1 r a e Y

1 r te s e m e S

COURSE NO. CE 1011 ME 1010 EC 1021 MA 1301 EL 1201 ME1020 CE1911

TITLE Engineering Mechanics Engineering Design & Processes Electrical Systems Engineering Mathematics I English Language Skills I 1 Elective Module from the following: IntroductiontoRenewableEnergy* IntroductiontoSustainableEngineering*

CREDITS 04 04 03 03 02 02 02 18

COURSE NO. ME 1030 1 r a e Y

2 r e t s e m e S

ME 1040 MT 1010 MA 1311 EC 1441 EL 1211

TITLE Engineering Skills Development Engineering Principles & Communication Engineering Materials Engineering Mathematics II Engineering Programming English Language Skills II

CREDITS 03

04 04 03 03 02 19

2 r a e Y

1 r e t s e m e S

COURSE NO. CE 2011 CE 2711 CE 2021 CE 2211 MA 2301

TITLE Structural Analysis I Fluid Mechanics I Properties & Mechanics of Materials Civil Engineering Methods Engineering Mathematics III

CREDITS 04 04 03

04 03 18

COURSE NO.


CE 2811 CE 2031 CE 2041 CE2051 ME2720

TITLE Geotechnical Engineering I Structural Design I Structural Analysis II AdvancedMechanicsofMaterials Introductionto ThermalProcesses Humanities I

CREDITS 03

04 04 03 02 02 18

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CE 2911

Industrial Training I

03

CE 2941

Civil Engineering Surveying Camp

01


DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc ENGINEERING HONOURS DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING COURSE NO.

3 r a e Y

1 r te s e m e S

TITLE

CE 3011

Structural Analysis III

CE 3711

Pumps Open & Channel Flow

CE 3021 CE 3811 CE3211

CREDITS 03 03

Structural Design II

04

Geotechnical Engineering II

03

CivilEngineeringProject&CostManagement

03

Humanities II

02 18

COURSE NO.

3 r a e Y

2 r te s e m e S

CE 3611 CE 3821 CE 3411 CE 3231 CE3221

TITLE

CREDITS

Environmental Engineering

03

Geotechnical Engineering III

03

Transportation Engineering

03

Project Formulation

03

Construction Technology&Methods

CE 3921

Civil Engineering Seminar

CE 3911

Industrial Training II

03 01

16 03

COURSE NO.

4 r a e Y

1 r te s e m e S

TITLE

CE 4211

Comprehensive Design Project I

CE 4221 CE 4911

CivilEngineeringPractice,Quality&Legislation

CE 4741

Engineering Hydrology

CE 4811 CE 4411 CE 4711

Civil Engineering Project I

CREDITS 03 03 03 03

2 Elective Modules from the following: Foundation Engineering I

03

Trafc Engineering & Planning WaterSystems&HydraulicStructures

03

CE 4011 CE 4041

FiniteElementMethodsinStructuralEngineering

CE 4610

EnvironmentalEngineeringDesign

Structural Design III

03 03 03 03 18


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DETAILS DETAILS OFOF SLIIT DEGREE DEGREE PROGRAMMES PROGRAMES BSc ENGINEERING HONOURS DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING COURSE NO.

2 r 4 e r t s a e e Y m e S

TITLE

CE 4921

SustainbleDevelopmentinCivilEngineering

CE 4251

Comprehensive Design Project II

CE 4931 CE 4261

Civil Engineering Project II

CE 4821 CE 4421

CREDITS 03 03 03

ConstructionProjectManagement

2 Elective Modules from the following: Foundation Engineering II Pavement Design and Maintenance

03 03 03

CE 4731 CE 4021

EnvironmentalHydraulics&Hydrology StructuralDynamicsandHighRiseBuildings

03

03

CE 4031

Advanced Concrete Design

03 18

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DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc ENGINEERING HONOURS DEGREE IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING Orientation Programme COURSENO.

TITLE

MA001

MathematicalSkills

IT001

ComputerSkills

EL120

EnglishLanguageSkills COURSE NO. CE 1011


TITLE Engineering Mechanics

CREDITS 04

ME 1010

Engineering Design & Processes

EC 1021

Electrical Systems

04 03

MA 1301

Engineering Mathematics I

03

EL 1201


02

ME 1020

1 Elective Module from the following: Introduction to Renewable Energy*

02

CE 1911

Introduction to Sustainable Engineering*

02 18

COURSE NO. ME 1030 2 1 r e r ts a e e Y m e S

ME 1040 MT 1010 MA 1311

EC 1441 EL 1211

TITLE

CREDITS

Engineering Skills Development

03

Engineering Principles and Communication Engineering Materials

04 04

Engineering Mathematics II

03

Engineering Programming

03


02 19

COURSE NO. CE 2721 1 2 r e t r s a e e Y m e S

EC 2091 EC 2201

EC 2491 2131 EC MA 2301

TITLE

CREDITS

Fluid Mechanics and Thermodynamics Foundations of Digital Design

04 03

Electrical Circuits

03


03

Microcomputers

03

Engineering Mathematics III

03 19


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DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc ENGINEERING HONOURS DEGREE IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING COURSE NO. EC 2121 EC 2111 2 r a e Y

TITLE

CREDITS

Electronic Fundamentals

03

Signals and Systems

03

2

EC2211

ElectromagneticandElectromechanicalEnergyConversion

r te s e m e S

EC 2471

Computing for Engineers

03

03

EC 2481 EC 2401

IntroductiontoControlsandRobotics

03

Computer Networks

03

Humanities I**

02 18

EC 2921

Industrial Training I**

03

COURSE NO.

EC 3611 3501 EC EC 3061

3 r a e Y

1 r te s e m e S

EC 3011

EC 3041 EC 3211 EC 3201

TITLE

CREDITS

Communication Engineering I Control Systems

03 03

Design Project 1

03

3 Elective Modules from the following: Electronic Design

03

Physical and Optoelectronics Power Systems Analysis Engineering Electromagnetics

EC 3461

Embedded Systems Engineering I

EC 3471

Digital Multimedia Content

EC 3481 EC 3231

FoundationsinComputerEngineering Electrical Installations

EC 3701

Real Time Operating Systems

03 03

03

03 03 03 03 03 18

** Non GPA

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DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc ENGINEERING HONOURS DEGREE IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING COURSE NO. 3071 EC EC3521

2 r e t s e m e S

DataCommunicationandNetworking

03

Engineering Management

EC 3101

3 Elective Modules from the following: Advanced Digital Design

EC 3031

CREDITS 03

ME 3081

EC3021 3 r a e Y

TITLE Design Project

03 03

RadioFrequencyandMicrowaveElectronics

03

Power Electronics

03

Power Systems Protection

03

EC 3241 EC3191

ElectricalMachinesandStability

03

EC 3531

Advanced Control Systems

03

EC 3621

Communication Engineering II

EC 3641 EC 3711 EC 3721

Digital Access Systems

EC 3731

03 03

Embedded Software Engineering

03

Information Security

03

Data Structures and Algorithms

03

Humanities II**

03 18

EC 3901

Industrial Training II**

03

COURSE NO.

EC 4001 EC 4901 EC 4011 EC 4201 1 r 4 e r t a s e e Y m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

Electronic Engineering Project 1

04

Legal Framework and Sustainability in Electrical Engineering

3 Elective Modules from the following: Power Electronics Drives & I Electrical Utility Engineering

02 03 03

EC 4421 EC 4431

NetworkDesignandPerformanceEvaluation

EC 4441 EC 4631

Advanced Computer Architecture

03

CommunicationSignalProcessing

03

EC 4641

Optical Communications

EC 4651

Next Generation Networks

EC 4661 EC 4701 ME 4111

RadioFrequencyandMicrowaveSystems Models Computations of

Embedded Systems Engineering II

03 03

03 03

IndustrialManagementandMarketing

03 03 03 15

** Non GPA


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DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc ENGINEERING HONOURS DEGREE IN ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING COURSE NO.

4 r a e Y

2 r e t s e m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

EC 4021

Electronic Engineering Project II

EC 4461 EC 4031

4 Elective Modules from the following: Computer Structures Medical Electronics

04

03

EC 4211 EC 4231

ElectricalPowerTransmissionandDistribution

03

EC 4551

Digital Signal Processing

EC 4241 EC 4471

IntroductiontoSmartGridControl InformationTheoryandErrorControlCoding

03

EC 4481 EC 4491

Computer VisionandImageProcessing

03

EC 4501

Instrumentation and Control

03

EC 4511 EC 4521

IndustrialAutomationandProcessControl

03

NetworkManagementandSecurity

03

EC 4531 EC 4541

Internet Technologies

03

Distributed Computing

03

EC 4671

Wireless Communications

EC 4251

Renewable Energy Systems

03

Electromagnetic Propagation

03 03

Neural and Fuzzy Systems

03

03

03 03

16

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DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc ENGINEERING HONOURS DEGREE IN MATERIALS ENGINEERING Orientation Programme COURSENO.

TITLE

MA001

MathematicalSkills

IT001

ComputerSkills

EL120

EnglishLanguageSkills COURSE NO. CE 1011



CREDITS 04

ME 1010


EC 1021

Electrical Systems

04 03

MA 1301


03

EL 1201


02

ME 1020


02

CE 1911


02 18

COURSE NO. ME 1030 2 1 r e r ts a e e Y m e S

ME 1040 MT 1010 MA 1311

EC 1441 EL 1211

TITLE

CREDITS


03

Engineering Principles and Communication Engineering Materials

04 04

Engineering Mathematics II

03


03


02 19

COURSE NO. 2 r a e Y

1 r te s e m e S

TITLE

CE 2011

Structural Analysis I

CE 2711

Fluid Mechanics I

CE 2021 CE 2211 MA 2301

CREDITS

04 04

Civil Engineering Materials

03

04

Civil Engineering Methods Engineering Mathematics III

03 18

COURSE NO. CE 2811 2 r a e Y

2 r e t s e m e S

TITLE Geotechnical Engineering I

CE 2031

Structural Design

CE 2041 CE 2051

Structural Analysis II

ME2720

CREDITS 03

04 04

Structural Mechanics

03

Introductionto ThermalProccess

02

16 Humanities I MT 2910

02

Industrial Training (12 Weeks)

03 www.sliit.lk - [email protected]

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DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc ENGINEERING HONOURS DEGREE IN MATERIALS ENGINEERING COURSE NO.

04

MT 3020

Joining of Materials Advanced Material Characterisation Techniques Biomaterials&BiomedicalApplications

04

MT 3040 3910 CE

Humanities I

2 r te s e m e S

MT 3110 MT 3210

Polymer Process & Engineering

MT 3310

Ceramic Processing & Technology

MT 3410

Nanofabrication

04 18 TITLE

CREDITS

MT 3060 ME 3080

Selection of Materials & Failure Analysis

04 04


04

3 Elective Modules from the following: MT 3120 MT 3220

Strengthening & Heat Treatment of Metals Industrial Polymers & Applications

MT 3320

Science & Technology Of Glass Ceramics

MT 3420

Nanodevices for Engineering Applications

MT 4020 3930 CE

04 04 04 04 16

Industrial Training

03

COURSE NO.

S

04 04

Composite Science & Technology

MT 4010 ME 4110

Y e m

04

MT 3050

MT 3910

1 r 4 e r t s a e e

04 02 02

1 Elective Module from the following: Metal Processing

COURSE NO.

3 r a e Y

CREDITS

Crystallography & Diffraction Methods

MT 3030 1 3 r e r ts a e e Y m e S

TITLE

MT 3010

TITLE

CREDITS

Materials Engineering Project I

04

Project Management

03

Modeling&SimulationsInMaterialProcesses Humanities II

03 02

MT 4120

2 Elective Modules from the following: Engineering Alloys Corrosion Protection &

03

MT 4210 MT 4220

Design&FabricationofPolymerProducts Rubber Technology& Applications

03 03

MT 4310 MT 4320

03

MT 4410

Refractories:Technology & Applications Hi-Tech Nanoceramics & Modeling&SimulationsInNanoengineering

MT 4420

PolymerNanocomposites&Applications

MT 4110

03

03 03 03 18

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DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc ENGINEERING HONOURS DEGREE IN MATERIALS ENGINEERING COURSE NO. 2 r 4 e t r s a e e Y m e S

TITLE

MT 4030

Materials Engineering Project II

MT 4040

Smart Materials & Devices

MT 4050 MT 4060

CleanerProduction&EnvironmentalSustainability

MT 4430

Bionanotechnology

Materials For Energy Applications

CREDITS

04 04 02

04 02 16


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DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc ENGINEERING HONOURS DEGREE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING Orientation Programme COURSENO.

TITLE

MA001

MathematicalSkills

IT001

ComputerSkills

EL120


1 r a e Y

1 r te s e m e S


ME 1010

Engineering Design and Processes

EC 1021

CREDITS

04

CE 1011

04

Electrical Systems

MA 1301


EL 1201


03 03 02

ME1020

IntroductiontoRenewableEnergy*

CE1911

IntroductiontoSustainableEngineering*

02 02 18

COURSE NO. ME 1030 2 r 1 te r s a e e Y m e S

ME 1040

TITLE

CREDITS


03

Engineering Principles and Communication

MT 1010 MA 1311

Engineering Materials Engineering Mathematics II

EC 1441 EL 1211


04 04 03


03 02 19


1 r te s e m e S

ME 2010

TITLE Mechanics Solids of I

CE 2710

Fluid Mechanics I

ME 2020

Mechanics of Machines I

ME 2030 MA 2300

CREDITS 03

04 04

Engineering Drawing

04


03 18

COURSE NO.

2 r a e Y

2 r te s e m e S

ME 2040 ME 2050 ME 2060 ME 2070 ME2080

TITLE Thermodynamics Mechanical Design I

CREDITS

04 03

Manufacturing Processes

03

Electrical Plant

03

EngineeringSustainableDevelopment

03

Humanities I

16 ME 2910

Industrial Training

03 * One elective to be chosen

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DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc ENGINEERING HONOURS DEGREE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING COURSE NO. 1 r 3 e t r s a e e Y m e S

ME 3010 ME 3070

TITLE

CREDITS

04

Thermal Engineering Processes Manufacturing Engineering

03

ME 3030

Mechanics of Solids II

ME 3040

Mechanics of Machines II

04 04

Humanities I 15 COURSE NO. ME 3051

3 r a e Y

2 r e t s e m e S

ME 3060 ME 3020 ME 3080 3090 ME

TITLE Mechanical Design II

CREDITS 03

04

Fluid Flow Modelling Automatic Control I

03


03

Industrial Law

03

16 ME 391

Industrial Training

03

COURSE NO.

4 r a e Y

1 r e t s e m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

Mechanical Engineering Project I

ME 4010 ME 4070

ProductionandOperationsManagement

03

04

ME 4110


03

ME 4020

3 Elective Modules from the following: Advanced Engineering Materials

03

Vibration

03

ME 4030 ME 4040

Transfer Heat

ME 4050

Computer Aided Engineering

ME 4060 ME 4080

Mechanical Measurement

ME 4090 ME 4100

Energy TechnologyandEnvironment

03

Refrigerationand AirConditioning

03

03 03 03

ComputerAidedDesignandManufacture

03

19


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DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc ENGINEERING HONOURS DEGREE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING COURSE NO.

4 r a e Y

2 r te s e m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

ME 4120

Mechanical Engineering Project II

ME 4130

Professional Practice

03

ME 4180

Industrial Engineering

03

ME 4140 ME 4150

3 Elective Modules from the following: Design for Manufacturing Automatic Control II

04

03 03

ME 4160

Product Design

ME 4170 ME 4190

Noise

03

ME 4200 ME 4210

EnergyConservation&Management

ME 4220

Automotive Engineering

03

AdvancedManufacturingProcesses FluidPowerSystemsandMachinery

03 03 03 03 19

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DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc ENGINEERING HONOURS DEGREE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (MECHATRONICS SPECIALIZATION) Orientation Programme COURSENO.

TITLE

MA001

MathematicalSkills

IT001 EL120

ComputerSkills EnglishLanguageSkills COURSE NO. CE 1011



CREDITS 04

ME 1010


EC 1021

Electrical Systems

04 03

MA 1301


03

EL 1201


02

ME 1020


02

CE 1911


02 18

COURSE NO.

1 r a e Y

2 r e t s e m e S

ME 1030 ME 1040 MT 1010 MA 1311 EC 1441 EL 1211

TITLE Engineering Skills Development Engineering Principles and Communication Engineering Materials Engineering Mathematics II Engineering Programming English Language Skills II

CREDITS 03

04 04 03 03 02 19


1 r te s e m e S

EC 2090 ME 2020 EC 2200 ME 2030 MA 2300

TITLE Foundation of Digital Design

CREDITS 03

04

Mechanics of Machines I Electrical Circuits

03

Engineering Drawing

04


03 17

2 r a e Y

2 r e t s e m e S

COURSE NO. EC2700 ME 2540 ME 2550 ME 2040 EC2210

TITLE IntroductiontoProgrammingEnvironments Mechatronic Systems Engineering Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Machinery Thermodynamics ElectromagneticandElectromechanicalEnergyConversion Humanities I

CREDITS 03 04 03

04 03 17

ME 2 910

03

IndustrialTraining www.sliit.lk - [email protected]

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DETAILS OF DEGREE PROGRAMMES BSc ENGINEERING HONOURS DEGREE IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING (MECHATRONICS SPECIALIZATION) COURSE NO. 3 r a e Y

1 r e te s m e S

TITLE

ME 3511

Embedded Systems Engineering

ME 3580

Automation Systems

CREDITS

04 04

ME 3540

Manufacturing Technology

ME 3530

Solid Mechanics and Mechanical Design

03

04

Humanities II 15 COURSE NO.


TITLE

EC 3030

Power Electronics

ME 3020

Automatic Control I

ME 3080 ME 3090 ME 3570

CREDITS 03 03


03

Industrial Law

03

04

Mechatronic systems modelling

16 ME 3910

Industrial Training

03

COURSE NO.

1 r 4 e r t s a e e Y m e S

TITLE

CREDITS

ME 4560

Mechatronic Engineering Project I

ME 4540 ME 4070

Advanced Automation Systems ProductionandOperationsManagement

03

ME 4110


03

EC 4010 ME 4550

04 03

2 Elective Modules from the following: Power Electronics Drives &

03

Object Oreinted programming

03

ME 4080

ComputerAidedDesign&Manufacture

03

ME 4090

Energy Technology & Environment

03 19

COURSE NO.

2 r 4 e t r s a e e Y m e S

TITLE

ME 4590

Mechatronic Engineering Project II

ME 4180

Industrial Engineering

ME 4130

Professional Practice 3 Elective Modules from the following: Automatic Control II

ME 4150

CREDITS

04 03 03 03

ME 4540 EC 4511

Robotics Technology

03

ME 4220 EC 4490

Automotive Engineering

ME 4570

Micro Mechatronics -

03

EC 4480

Computer Vision&ImageProcessing

03

IndustrialAutomation&ProcessControl

03 03

Neural and Fuzzy Systems

03

19

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POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES

A Pathway to Heights... www.sliit.lk - [email protected]

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MSc DEGREES SLIIT has been accredited by the University Grants Commission (UGC) for the award of Master’s degrees in: • Information Technology • Information Systems • Information Management • Cyber Security

MSc DEGREE / POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY This programme is specially designed for graduates in Information Technology, Computer Science and Computer Engineering elds and provides the participants a core of advanced knowledge and skills in IT beyond the level of a Bachelor’s degree in IT. This is supplemented by a range of options within the areas of Software Engineering, Computer Networks, E-business Technologies, Database Management, Business Systems and the like. The Degree is designed to impart knowledge on current and emerging developments in IT, as well as to provide in-depth knowledge in advanced topics for participants to function as high-level specialists, advisors, consultants, project managers and practitioners in the eld of IT.

MSc DEGREE / POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION SYSTEMS This MSc programme focuses on hightech innovations in the eld of IT and its successful integration to business. Managing the effective application of information technologies in modern business organizations requires a blend of business and technical expertise. Students need a good understanding of the signicant issues while facing enterprises throughout the business sector, as well as the impact of rapidly evolving technologies in information handling and communication.

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The demand for leaders of this sort, often referred to as ‘hybrid managers’, is growing rapidly as these technologies become the cornerstone of strategic effectiveness for many enterprises Information Systems is a diverse and rewarding subject and this course covers several core areas and students will develop a sound theoretical and practical understanding of business information systems, technology and associated strategies

MSc DEGREE / POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION MANAGEMENT This programme is specially designed for graduates and members of professional bodies with managerial experience. MSc in Information Management offers participants the real edge in modern business development and planning using Information Technology tools. The programme is designed to guide through a proven framework integrating IT with business and to work towards developing a comprehensive Information strategic plan. It equips you with Information literacy skills and imparts a strong technical background necessary to function effectively in fast changing business environments replete with computer networks, electronic publishing and the Internet. On successful completion of the programme, participants will be able to utilize Information Systems effectively within their organizations and to evaluate and select appropriate methods and technologies for representing, managing and www.sliit.lk - [email protected]

disseminating information. They will thus be able to develop a critical awareness of modern Information and Communication Technology applications for strategic management and decision making, and to decide on the IT infrastructure most relevant to the respective organization

MSc DEGREE / POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (SPECIALIZATION IN CYBER SECURITY) The MSc in IT (Specializing in Cyber Security) iswith aimed at providing graduates a computing background the opportunity to improve on their existing qualication, advance their knowledge in this key emerging area. The course provides a detailed coverage of the key concepts and challenges in data and resource protection and computer software security. The course focuses on both the high level (e.g. Governance Risk and Compliance (GRC), cryptography theory and data access policy development and security programme management) and low level (e.g. computer forensics, network intrusion detection and incident handling) aspects of information security.

HOT LINE : 0777605077

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS FOR THE UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAMMES BSc HONOURS DEGREE PROGRAMMES (SLIIT)

BBA HONOURS DEGREE PROGRAMMES (SLIIT)

The minimum admission requirements for the BSc Honours Degree programmes and the areas of specialization are given below.

Passes in three subjects (in any subject stream) at the G.C.E. (Advanced Level) Examination (Sri Lanka / London) in one and the same sitting and a pass at the Aptitude Test conducted by SLIIT

Areas of Specialization • Information Technology • Computer Systems & Network Engineering • Information Systems Engineering • Software Engineering • Interactive Media • Cyber Security

BSc ENGINEERING HONOURS DEGREE PROGRAMMES (SLIIT) G.C.E Advanced Level Sri Lanka / London - 3 passes in Maths stream including a Credit pass in Mathematics or Physics in one and the same sitting and a pass at the aptitude test to be conducted by SLIIT.

Admission Requirements for specialization in Information Technology / Information Systems Engineering Passes in three subjects (in any subject stream) at the G. C. E. (Advanced Level) Examination (Sri Lanka / London) in one and the same sitting and a pass at the Aptitude Test conducted by the SLIIT. Admission Requirements for specialization in Computer Systems and Network Engineering Same as the above but applicants must have a pass in Mathematics or Physics or applicants from Engineering Technology Stream.

BSc IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (SLIIT) Minimum of one G.C.E Advance Level pass in any discipline (Local / London) or 12 Years of School Education with 6 Passes in G.C.E Ordinary Level Examination (Local / London) including a minimum “C” Grade for Mathematics &

English plus successful completion of Foundation Certicate in Information Technology Programme at SLIIT Computing and a pass in the Aptitude Test conducted by SLIIT Computing

Admission Requirements for specialization in Software Engineering Same as the requirement for specialization in Information Technology, along with passes for all modules up to the 2nd year and a GPA of over 2.7 are eligible to join this specialization Admission Requirements for specialization in Interactive Media / Cyber Security Same as the requirement for specialization in Information Technology and students are expected to undergo an Interview once they complete the Higher National Diploma Level.

Students who are awaiting results of the G.C.E. (Advanced Level) Examination may also apply. If the required ‘A’ Level standards are attended durng the first two years, they could proceed with the honours degree programme. There are also degree programmes available for those with one or more A/L passes. Further details of these programmes may be obtained from Student Services Division.


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BSc HONOURS GRADES AND REQUIREMENTS GRADING SYSTEM The SLIIT uses 12 grades in assessing student performance. These are A+, A, A-, B+, B, B-, C+, C, C-, D+, D and E. To obtain a pass in a subject a student must score a grade “C” or above. The value of each grade and denition of student performance is shown below. Grade A+

GradePts.

-A

4.00 4.00 3.70

+B

3.30

A

B

2.70

+C

2.30

C

MarksRange 90 - 100 80 - 89 79 75 -

1.70

+D

1.30

D

1.00

E

0.00

WEIGHTED GRADE POINT AVERAGE (WGPA)

45 - 54 40 - 44

Weighted Grade Point Average is computed by dividing the sum of the products of the number of credits of all the courses followed and the grade points earned for those courses by a student in an year by the total number of credits for the courses followed that year, multiplied by an appropriate weighting factor and then summed up over the total number of years comprising the specic Academic Programme.

30 - 34

ATTENDANCE IN CLASSES

70 - 74 65 - 69 60 - 64 59 55 -

2.00

-C

GPA is computed by dividing the sum of the products of the number of credits for each course followed and the grade points earned for that course by a student by the total number of credits for the courses followed during the semester by that student.

3.00

-B

GRADE POINT AVERAGE (GPA) P ER SEMESTER

39 35 29-00 Regular attendance in classesis is expectedasfrom all students. In any case 80% attendance necessary a requirement to sit examinations. Inability to attend classes and / or examinations must be brought to the notice of the Manager, Student Affairs immediately.

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GPA REQUIREMENTS FOR THE AWARD OF HONOURS DEGREES Every student should maintain a weighted GPA of 2.00 or above. Students will be awarded academic honours at degree level as follows: WGPA 3.70

First Class Honours

3.30 ≤ WGPA < 3.70 Second Class Honours Upper Division 3.00 ≤ WGPA < 3.30 Second Class Honours Lower Division

2.00 < WGPA < 3.00 Pass

GPA REQUIREMENTS FOR THE AWARD OF GENERAL DEGREES WGPA 3.70

First Class Honours

3.30 ≤ WGPA < 3.70 Second Class Upper Division 3.00 ≤ WGPA < 3.30 Second Class Lower Division 2.00 ≤ WGPA < 3.00 Pass

DEAN’S LIST HONOURS SLIIT awards Dean’s List Honours to recognize the Academic Achievements of students. Those who maintain a Semester GPA of 3.70 or above are eligible for this Honours.

MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION The medium of instruction for all degree and diploma programmes is English.


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LABORATORY FACILITIES Modern laboratories at SLIIT 72


SLIIT LABORATORY FACILITIES LABS AT MALABE CAMPUS ComputerLaboratories

EngineeringLaboratories

•

Lab 1 : 64 Computers

• •

Lab 2 : 64 Computers Lab 3 : 64 Computers

Data Communications Laborator y with CISCO, CCNP equipment

• • •

Lab 4 : 64 Computers Lab 5 : 64 Computers Lab 6 : 64 Computers

Electronic Engineering Lab I ElectronicEngineeringLabII

• •


Communication Systems Laboratory equipped with Telecommunications Instructional Modeling Systems (TIMS)

•


Robotics &Automation Laboratory

ElectronicTest & Measurement Lab

•

Structural Engineering / Building Materials Lab Lab 10 : 22 Computers Thermodynamics & Refrigeration Lab

•

Lab 11 : 30 Computers Production Lab

•

Lab 12 : 20 Computers RF & Microwave Lab

•

Lab 13 : 46 Computers Mechanical Engineering Workshop

LABS AT METROPOLITAN CAMPUS •


CISCO Laboratory with Firewalls, Routers & Manageable Switches & other Networking Equipment Microsoft Laboratory

• •


•


Data Communications Laboratory

• •


Postgraduate Laboratory

•


•


•


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Electrical Engineering Laboratory

Project Laboratory

SurveyingLab Mechanics of Machine Lab Strength of Materials Lab Environment Lab Machines & Power Electronic Lab ElectricalLab Embedded & Digital Electronic Lab Controls and Automation Lab Networking Lab Drawing Studio

LABS AT MATARA CENTRE Lab 1 : 32 Computers Lab 2 : 24 Computers Lab 3 : 20 Computers Lab 4 : Data com 10 Computers

LABS AT KANDY CENTRE Lab 1 : 65 Computers Lab 2 : 25 Computers Lab 3 : 25 Computers Lab 4 : 25 Computers Lab 5 : 25 Computers

LABS AT KURUNEGALA CENTRE Lab 1 : 35 Computers Lab 2 : 15 Computers

LABS AT JAFFNA CENTRE Lab 1 : 25 Computers

FREE WIFI ACCESS IN ALL STUDENT AREAS... www.sliit.lk - [email protected]

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LIBRARY FACILITIES SLIIT Libraries Latest Collection Of Books 74


SLIIT LIBRARY FACILITIES Library facilities available to students through the Main Library (libraries) at the Malabe and Metro Campus as well at the regional centres support a wide variety of subjects covered by SLIIT courses at many academic levels, ranging from under graduate and professional development classes through to post-graduate studies. The collections comprise high quality books, periodicals and Cd and DVD collection. SLIIT has its own Automated Library System through which students can browse the range of books and periodicals available in all campuses, reserve books, Renew

borrowed books and request for new books. Membership of the library entitles a student to access the SLIIT Digital Library with its collection of e-books, content of current journals, past examination papers, recommended texts for related courses, and a range of glossaries. All libraries have wi facilities and adequate workstations and allow students to bring their Laptops and Tabs to the reference desk. The Reading Room adjoining the Library is available for study and is equipped with power points for laptops and provides wireless Internet access.

The Library is being augmented continuously to cater to the increasing number of students and for the propagation of knowledge. The libraries are open to SLIIT students daily including the weekend from 7.30 am to 7.00 p.m. They are only closed on poya days and other special holidays indicated in the SLIIT calendar. To become a library member students have to keep a refundable security deposit of Rs 3000/=. Students have access to core textbooks, reference work, general reading materials, CDs, DVDS, a collection of current Periodicals and scholarly data bases.

OUTREACH REFERENCE SERVICES FOR ALL SLIIT LIBRARY USERS Other resources available for reference in all SLIIT libraries include les of newspaper clippings related to computing, management, and engineering, an index of journal articles and a CD and DVD collection. A current awareness services(CAS) and a Selective Dissemination of Information (SDI) service (where users register subjects of interest to receive relevant information) are also available. A document delivery service provides photocopying (past examination papers and book chapters), Inter-library loans and selective articles.

NETWORKS WITH OTHER INSTITUTIONS The SLIIT Library is a member of the Commonwealth University Libraries network and a member of the SriLanka Scientic and Technology Information Network (SLISTINET). The SLIIT library accesses many scientic data bases through this network. SLIIT also maintains strong working relationships with other libraries in Sri Lanka and holds a Corporate Library Membership with the Chartered Institute of Management Accountants (CIMA) Library as well as with the Charted Institute of Accountants of Sri Lanka Library. Furthermore, SLIIT has access to Curtin University Library data bases and liaises with library professionals at Curtin university libraries to provide research support to SLIIT students following the latter’s degree programmes.

The mission of the SLIIT library is to “support and advance the educational mission of the SLIIT by facilitating access to scholarly collections and information resources”. SLIIT library’s primary interest is to help members use library and develop lifelong reading skills www.sliit.lk - [email protected]

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SCOPE

Emerald Insight

Abstracts / Full Text

Accounting, Management, HRM, Marketing, Librarianship, Engineering, Social Sciences and Education

IEEE Explore

Abstracts / Full Text

Electrical, Electronic and Computer Engineering

D space

Abstracts / FullText

SLIIT Conference Proceedings

Turnitin

Plagiarism detective tool

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RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT FACILITIES Research at SLIIT www.sliit.lk - [email protected]

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SLIIT RESEARCH FACILITIES As a leading tertiary educational institute in Sri Lanka, research is an integral part of SLIIT. We strive for a vibrant research culture and numerous initiatives are in place to promote research among the academic and student communities. Integrating research methodology to undergraduate and postgraduate curricula, establishing a research center to carry out research work, SLIIT Research Grant Scheme, National Conference on Technology and Management are all meant to promote research. Research programmes at SLIIT have gained popularity with the introduction of the research grant scheme. All academics are clustered into research teams and each team is headed by a senior academic. The senior academics as the principal investigators are eligible for the SLIIT annual research grants.

(e.g. on-line journals) and participation in conferences. SLIIT research seminar sessions provide all academics a platform to present their research work.

Research methodology is a compulsory module for all postgraduate programs at SLIIT. This aims to inculcate skills to acquire new knowledge which is of paramount importance in the elds of Information Technology, Engineering and Business Management where the body of knowledge grows exponentially.All students complete a comprehensive research project under the guidance of SLIIT staff members.

During these rst 6 years it was conned to research in the eld of Information Technology and participants were mainly from SLIIT. During the last four years NCTM has been improved by the quality of the research work and by wider participation of both academia and industry. SLIIT Research Centre at Malabe Campus provides a good study environment, computer facilities to browse online research and is freely available for research discussions.

The SLIIT Research Centre, overseen by a committee of senior academics/researchers, provides facilities to carr y out staff and student research. SLIIT Research Centre organizes the National Conference on Technology and Management (NCTM), a forum to discuss contemporary issues in the elds of Technology and Management. The seminar is organized by a SLIIT research seminar committee which is spearheaded by Head / SLIIT Research Centre. This committee organizes workshops to guide SLIIT post graduate students to improve their skill in research.

These grants can be freely utilized for research related purposes such as accessing useful research resources

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ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEVELOPMENT AT SLIIT SRI LANKA TECHNOLOGY INCUBATOR CONCEPTNURSERY FACILITIES

international industry contacts, communication facilities, business advice and business plan development and marketing.

The Sri Lanka Technology Incubator also known as conceptnursery is

These Companies / establishments use the Institute’s state-of-the art facilities including modern networking infrastructure and also will have access to a pool of expertise and well trained students to carry out research and development.

located at SLIIT Malabe Campus to establish, assist and promote innovators and start-up companies by providing access to business and technical expertise, nancial resources,

Selected students will have the opportunity to work in this facility by engaging themselves in research and development projects undertaken by these resident companies. The exposure will provide the students with valuable experience in a working environment.

Exposure will provide the students with valuable experience in a working environment. Students at SLIIT also have the opportunity to commercialize their research work carried out with their undergraduate & postgraduate studies.


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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES DIVISION SLIIT CPD Programmes Of Distinction

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES SLIIT currently conducts a wide range of programmes for professional development in addition to its core programmes like the undergraduate, postgraduate and diploma programmes. Some professional development programmes conducted at SLIIT are shown below.

INDUSTRY CERTIFIED PD PROGRAMMES CISCO Networking Academy Programmes As the rst institute in Sri Lanka to establish a partnership with CISCO, the world leader in computer networking, SLIIT launched the rst CISCO Networking Academy in Sri Lanka. This Academy conducts a series of professionally certied programmes leading to the world renowned CCNA Exploration, CCNA Security, CCNP and Wireless certications. In addition to above, now SLIIT trains instructors as the rst and only Cisco Instructor training Center in Sri Lanka.

CCNP CCNP involves three courses: CCNP- Route- Implementing CISCO IP Routing, CCNP- SWITCH -Implementing CISCO IP Switch Networks & CCNPSHOOT- Troubleshooting and Maintaining Cisco IP Networks that align to the three

certication exams required to obtain the Cisco Certied Network Professional Certication. These courses provide the knowledge and skills necessary to deploy and maintain fully integrated network infrastructure services and applications. With a focus on advanced skills to manage endto-end network infrastructure, it goes beyond core routing and switching to include applications such as wireless, security and voice deployed on the edge of the network.

CCNA Security the Cisco CCNA Security programme provides the knowledge required to understand security vulnerabilities, how to overcome network attacks and how to install, troubleshoot, and monitor Cisco security network devices. In addition, CCNA Security conrms an individual’s skills forjob roles such as network security specialist, security administrator, and network security support engineer. CISCO Fundamentvls of Wireless LANs This Programme focuses on the design, planning, implementation, operation and troubleshooting of wireless LANs and covers a comprehensive overview of technologies, security, and best practices with particular emphasis on hands on skills in the areas of wireless LAN setup and troubleshooting. CCNA Routing and Switching New( V5.0) CCNA Routing and Switching (CCNA V5.0) programme provides an integrated and comprehensive coverage of networking topics, from fundamentals to advanced applications and services, while providing opportunities for hands-on practical experience and career skills development. Students will be prepared to take the Cisco CCENT® certication exam after completing a set of two courses and the CCNA Routing and Switching certication exam after completing a set of four courses. The curriculum also helps students develop workforce readiness skills and builds a foundation for success in networking-related careers and degree programs.


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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMERS (PDP) Microsoft IT Academy Programmes SLIIT established the First Microsoft IT Academy in Sri Lanka. This Academy conducts a series of Microsoft programmes leading to internationally recognized Microsoft Certied IT Professional (MSITP) and Microsoft Certied Professional Developer (MCPD) Certications. It also offers young Sri Lankans the opportunity to join a world team of Systems Engineers & Solution Developers.

MCTS: Windows 7 Conguration This programme addresses the training needs of Systems administrators and Systems Engineers with support required towards Windows 7. It provides students with handson training for Installing, Conguring, and Administering Microsoft Windows 7, in a network environment.

Developing ASP. NET Web Applications This programme instructor-led course will teach Microsoft Visual Basic programmers and beginning Web developers the fundamentals of Web application site implementation by using Microsoft ASP.NET and Microsoft Visual Basic NET. This course focuses on using the Microsoft Visual Studio NET environment and the Microsoft .NET platform to create an ASP.NET Web application that delivers dynamic content to a website.

MCTS: Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Conguration This programme provides the knowledge and skills to congure Active Directory in a distributed environment, implement Group Policies, perform backup and restore, and monitor and troubleshoot Active Directory related issues. Completion of this course together with Conguring and Troubleshooting Identity and Access Solutions with Windows Server 2008 Active Directory Course helps students to achieve MCTS: 83-640 (alias 70-640) Certication.

C#. N ET This Programme provides the knowledge and skills needed to develop C#.NET Windows applications, Web Services, Database Tools, Components and Controls for the Microsoft.NET Platform focusing on C# programme structure, language syntax, and implementation details.

Software Quality Assurance Professional Programme SLIIT offers a Certication programme for Software Quality Assurance.Virtusa will provide career opportunities to the candidates who successfully complete the certication exam conducted at the end of the training programme and then selected by Virtusa.

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMERS SLIIT has developed its own training programmes for beginners and Professionals as entry level and Continuing Professional Development Programmes respectively.

Certicate Programme in IT Applications (CPITA) (for O/L and A/L students) This Programme provides comprehensive knowledge to understand the basics and fundamental concepts of information Technology(IT). It is designed to meet the hopes and aspirations of those waiting to be skilled in the use of IT. Complementing the learning already acquired, this Programme opens the doors to a wide variety of domains in IT.

Knowledge Worker Certicate (KWC) This basic level programme aimed at beginners to Computing, covers Microsoft Ofce Packages (Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Power point) & the basics of Internet & E-mail leading to the ICDL (International Computer Driving License) certication. SLIIT is an authorized TEST Centre for ICDL. Certicate in Web Designing This programme is designed to provide comprehensive training needed to become a professional Web Designer and guide towards acquiring the necessary skills for Web designing using the most powerful Languages &tools like HTML, Java Script, CSS,Adobe Photoshop & Flash and Word Press. Web Development The programme provides comprehensive training needed to become a professional Web Developer and is about the necessary skills for Web development using the most powerful Languages & tools: HTML, Java Script, Java2, Adobe Photoshop & Image Ready, Macromedia Flash MX & Server Programming.

2. Oracle Database 11g Administration (Workshop I) (1ZO-052) This Oracle Database 11g: Administration Workshop I Release 2 course explores the fundamentals of basic database administration. SLIIT Instructors will reinforce topics with structured hands-on practices that will prepare student for the corresponding Oracle Certied Associate

exam.The course will guide and help students to pass the Oracle exam of Part-II (1ZO-052) and to become an Oracle Database 11g Administrator Certied Associate. Graphics Designing & Multimedia This programme provides comprehensive knowledge for drawing with a computer using digitalized image manipulation. It consists of Maya, Adobe Photo Shop CS6, Adobe Premier CS6, Adobe Audition etc: Advanced Digital Animation and Special Effects This is the next level programme designed for those who have already learnt the basic concepts of graphics design and multimedia. This programme provides necessary skills in Advanced Digital Animation and Special Effects which are highly required for carrying outjobs in Printing ,advertising and Television Industry. The programme mainly covers Auto

desk Maya Autodesk Adobe After2014, Effects CS6. Mud Box 2014, Poser Pro and Advanced Linux Administration Programme This programme provides comprehensive training needed to become a Linux Systems Administrator. It covers Introduction to Linux Environment, Installation of Linux, Unix / Linux commands, Advanced Shell Usage, System tuning, PROC le system, work with Linux Kernel, TCP / IP Networking, DNS, Firewall, Routing, NAT and Mail Server Congurations, other system services and How to implement Security in Linux.

PHP/ MYSQL This is the next level of the Web developer programme and this provides advanced skills required towards dynamic Web

Certied Information Systems Auditor (CISA) This CISA Programme provides necessary knowledge to acquire skills in Information Systems audit, Control and Secuity. This Programme also focuses on The globally

page designing.

recognized CISA certication.

Oracle Database Administration Programs 1. Oracle Database 11g Fundamentals (1ZO-051) This Oracle Database 11g: SQL Fundamentals programme is designed to teach the fundamentals of SOL using Oracle Database 11g database technology. Using the powerful Structured Query Language (SQL), the data contained within relational databases can be retrieved, managed and manipulated.The course will guide and help students to pass Oracle exam of Part - I (1ZO-051) which will make eligible to sit for Part-II exam (1ZO-052)

JAVA Programming (for OCJP Certication) This Programme is ideal for current pnrylunuuer. and those looking to enter the eld, focuses on the Oracle certied Java Programmer certication exam covering the seven competency areas such as Introduction to JAVA environment, Flow control, Object Oriented Concept, API Content, Threads, Collections / Generics and Development. The classes are conducted on Java 2) Platform, Standard Edition 6.0.


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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES Mobile Application Development for Android SLIIT has developed a comprehensive training programme with Practicals to teach Students the architecture, API and techniques to create high performance and appealing applications for the Android devices. This programme is good for those who want to start their own Application developments in Android, Programmers who want to shift to Mobile Applications Development or any Professional who want to enhance their existing Application development skills. Hybrid Mobile Application Development using Titanium Hybrid mobile application development technique is one of the latest mobile application development concept widely used for high-end mobile development. This course specially designed to provide in-depth understanding of hybrid mobile application development and techniques such as how to create Blackberry, iOS and Android applications from a single code base with the open-source Appcelerator Titanium platform.

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Certicate Programme in Ethical Hacking & Cyber Forensics This course helps the students to become a professional in vulnerability analysis, penetration testing, learn ethical hacking in the right way with the understanding of Law, auditing, business impact and etc. This ethical hacking course which will teach auditing skills needed for security consultation including the basics of information security standards like ISO 27001, ISO 22301. Mobile Application Development for Apple IOS This programme is designed mainly to provide students a comprehensive knowledge in developing Mobile Application for Apple IOS. This programme is good for those who want to start their own Application developments in Apple IOS,Programmers who want to shift to Mobile Applications Development or any Professional who want to enhance their existing Application development skills.


PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES Certicate Programme in Server Virtualization Technologies This course mainly covers the concept of Virtualization, core components and technologies in different platforms. Introducing Server / Storage technologies to understand the main objective of this course and will advance to discuss and experience the main server Virtualization platforms in the industry with hands on lab sessions. This course will provide the necessary knowledge in two main Server Virtualization platforms (VMware & Microsoft HyperV).

Special Packages for Corporate Sector Corporate training programs have been designed for Basic/ Medium Skill level employees who are currently studying or employed at any capacity. The content of these programs covers areas of great demand in present working and studying environments. A course completion certicate will be provided by SLIIT for the participants who successfully complete the program. Customized training packages are available according to the organization’s requirements.

TESTING CENTRES AT SLIIT Pearson VUE Testing Centre at SLIIT SLIIT is an authorized centre of Pearson VUE that provides innovative electronic testing solutions especially for CISCO Certications that enhance the performance, reliability and security of high stakes testing programs throughout the world. Candidates can do any other Professional examinations such as, CompTIA, SAP, SPSS, Adobe etc. at SLIIT Pearson VUE Test Center too.

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IN-HOUSE INTERNSHIP PROGRAMMES AT SLIIT SLIIT recognizes that early contact for students with the industrial environment is a key component of their education and professional development. The Industrial Training Unit headed by an industry expert, Mr. Saman Gunawardena was established with the primary responsibility for industry training (internships). SLIIT maintains strong connections with government authorities and private sector organizations (e.g. Pearson,Virtusa and WSO2) and takes advantage of these relationships to setup different industrial training and placement opportunities for students. SLIIT IT department has introduced an in-house industry training facility for a selected set of companies. 99x, IFS , Brandix i-3, Orange IT, Zillone, SGIT by John Keells and CAMMS are the companies which are currently engaged in IT related projects within the provided SLIIT premises. As a part of recognition of the importance of the industry experience, a non-GPA module named “Industrial Training” has been introduced for the BSc Honours Degree in Information Technology. The assigned 8 course credits for this module can be fullled by undergoing a recommended period of 6 months training in the industry. While, this module has been made mandatory for Software Engineering specialisation, it is also recommended for other specialisations. Not only this has become an engine to facilitate soft skill development together with the technical exposure for students, but also this has enabled building the SLIIT brand through skills and capabilities of these students. While providing the students to get hands on experience in related technologies such as Java, C#, .Net, mobile development and web based development, this provides opportunity for students in securing suitable employment. Companies see internships as a window to identify a good match for their future employment needs.

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STUDENT SERVICES Excellent Facilities & Services


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STUDENT SERVICES The SLIIT Student Services comprises a dedicated team to provide a range of support services and information, via a comprehensive network of specialist services. We are committed to serve our student community by ensuring our students maximise their opportunities and experiences throughout their studies at SLIIT. Amongst the numerous services provided by the Student Services, the most notable are the Student services Help Desk, Student Forum, and our Career Guidance Unit (CGU).

STUDENT SERVICES HELP DESK The ‘Student services Help Desk’ is an online portal available via the student intranet, designed to expeditiously handle all manner of student inquiries, and deliver timely and accurate, documented email responses. Students are encouraged to address all queries relating to semester registration, course deferment, course transfer, examinations etc, via the ‘Student services Help Desk’.

STUDENT FORUM The ‘Student Forum’, accessible via the student intranet, is a platform where students can communicate with their fellow peers on general and non-urgent academic queries. This actively encourages the student community to support one another, as well as facilitating an element of selfsufciency, which SLIIT always strives to encourage in our students.

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CAREER GUIDANCE UNIT The SLIIT Career Guidance Unit (CGU) provides students with an enhanced understanding of career options and industry-required technical and non-technical skills, as well as available employment opportunities. We seek to empower our students with the knowledge and knowhow needed to achieve their career aspirations, through a range of events. These activities where sessions and workshops are provided either individually and / or in groups for course-specic, technical workshops, as well as CV writing, preparation of cover letters and facing interviews. These workshops provide an opportunity for our students to learn beyond the taught content, enhancing their professional personality, and provide them with a greater understanding about the practical application of their knowledge. The CGU links with leading corporates and institutions to facilitate the best opportunities for our students, via our annual highlight events such as the SLIIT Careers Day and the HR Forum. These serve as a platform for our students to meet and contact prospective employers from the IT, Engineering and Business sector, as well as a source of vital feedback on the placing of our graduates within the industry.The CGU also handles vacancy postings, spot-interview sessions, and industry visits which are invaluable to our students.

SLIIT ENGLISH HELP DESK Clarity in communication and skill in the use of the English language are of cardinal importance to professionals in the IT industry which includes IT-BPO services. As such, all students are required to take the prescribed courses to obtain the degree. To further enhance the communication and language skills of the students, SLIIT offers a novel method of assisting students as and when they require such assistance through the English Help Desk. The English Help Desk manned by staff of the English Language Teaching Unit provides a service to any student who requires assistance SLIIT provides an inter-campus transport service on a regular schedule in research papers, editing & drafting of reports, etc.

SLIIT MEDICAL FACILITY SLIIT considers health of students and staff as a vital factor in running the institute efciently.As such, SLIIT provides a full-time medical consultancy service for the benet of students and staff. The SLIIT medical facility is available at the Malabe Campus. This service is provided free of charge to staff and students.

SLIIT STUDENT TRANSPORT SLIIT provides an inter - campus transport service on a regular schedule between Malabe and Metro campuses for the benet of students.


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SLIIT STUDENT HOUSING SLIIT offers limited residential facilities to female students within the Campus. Five apartments with all facilities, are available to female students of SLIIT, for a reasonable rent. Each apartment is equipped with modern furniture and kitchen appliances along with free electricity and water supply. Female students may apply to Director Administration once they receive the SLIIT letter of acceptance, in mid November. Students will be selected on a “rst come rst served basis” as housing facilities are limited. For any additional information and inspection, students may contact Director Administration. Private housing facilities are available to both male and female students within easy reach of SLIIT Malabe Campus. These include places either for board and lodging or for lodging only.

SLIIT GYMNASIUM / RECREATION CENTRE The SLIIT Gymnasium located at the Malabe Campus, is a complete unit consisting of modern equipment. Membership to the Recreation Centre with a wide range of options to student is available.

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SLIIT SPORTS, CLUBS & SOCIETIES Extracurricular And Co-curricular Activities www.sliit.lk - [email protected]

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SLIIT SPORTS, CLUBS & SOCIETIES Participation in sports, clubs and societies is an important part of student life. They provide a social and cultural environment for students to interact with others having varied interests thereby opening up opportunities, exposure to new experiences and personality development.

SPORTS COUNCIL

We, at SLIIT believe that students need to complement their academic work with a wide variety of extra-curricular and co-curricular activities. As such SLIIT provides these opportunities and encourages students to participate in them actively.

The Malabe Campus has excellent indoor and outdoor sports facilities. These include a large playground, a Tennis court complex, a Basketball court, indoor Table Tennis and Carrom and a well equipped Gymnasium.

STUDENT INTERACTIVE SOCIETY The Student Interactive Society (SIS) of SLIIT is the apex Student Body within the SLIIT comprising the student representatives of the Departmental Societies of Information Technology, Engineering and Business Management. The patrons of the society are :The Chancellor and Vice Chancellor of SLIIT. SIS together with the respective faculty student communities organizes various events, maintaining decorum and adhering to rules and safeguarding the good name of the institute.

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The objective of the Sports Council is to promote sports and recreational activities which are an important part of student life. At SLIIT, students engage in a wide range of sports including Cricket, Rugby, Basketball, Netball, Volleyball, Tennis, T able Tennis, Badminton, Chess, Carrom and Karate.

SLIIT ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The Alumni Association is formed primarily to support SLIIT, its students and Alumni by acting as a catalyst to foster lifelong connections within the global SLIIT Community.The association provides leadership, voluntary services, and necessary support to current students. For more details visit alumni.sliit.lk


FACULTY OF COMPUTING STUDENT COMMUNITY (FCSC) The main objective of the IT Student Community is to enhance the knowledge of IT students and gear them to the ever changing IT industry. Activities such as workshops and guest lectures by leading IT professionals in industry enable students to prepare for the challenges that lie ahead while fostering better student interaction and sharing of knowledge.

FACULTY OF BUSINESS STUDENT COMMUNITY (FBSC) FBSC is formed under the main student body, The Student Interactive Society (SIS) of SLIIT, incorporating the undergraduates of the Business Management stream. The vision of the FBSC for the year 2017 is to make the students collectively engage in core-curricular activities and extra-curricular activities of SLIIT. The committee act as the student representative who will facilitate the necessary programs along with management of Faculty of Business.

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING STUDENT COMMUNITY (FESC) FESC is considered as the main student community of the Faculty of Engineering and it functions under the guidance of the Students Interactive Society (SIS) of SLIIT. FESC mainly focuses on the academic problems and the difculties of engineering students and with the help of the senior staff of the faculty, the community tries its level best to come up with solutions. It also extends its view by encouraging students to engage in co-curricular and extra-curricular activities to offer all round engineers to the industry.


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FOSS COMMUNITY

THE GAVEL CLUB

FOSS or Free and Open Source Software, helps expand scope of Information and Communication Technology (ICT). The FOSS Community at SLIIT helps raise

The Gavel Club of SLIIT is a community that provides the student body with an excellent opportunity for development of communication skills as well as means of self-improvement.

awareness among students to Software learn the concepts of Open Source movement, facilitating a base to link with the global community.

Since its formation in 2012senior at the discretion of enthusiastic students, Gavel Club has thrived in the guidance and the support of the SLIIT Toastmasters Club as well as other academic staff.

ROTARACT CLUB Rotaract Club of SLIIT is a service club established for SLIIT students under the auspices of “Rotary International” and the sponsorship by local Rotary Club/s mentored by the parent club of Baththaramulla. Its membership is open to all SLIIT students and aims at developing professional and leadership skills in the membership, emphasizing the respect for rights of others and promotes ethical standards and the dignity of all useful occupations, creates opportunity for members to initiate community development projects, promoting peace and understanding in the community and interacting with sponsoring Rotary Clubs and actively participating in the activities undertaken by them. Rotaractors conduct projects under four categories; professional development, community service, club service, international understanding.

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As a communication and leadership programme modeled after Toastmasters International, Gavel clubs are a way of providing the Toastmasters experience to groups who may be ineligible for regular membership. Gavel Club is a fun and supportive way to learn to speak in public. Members make and critique speeches to and for their peers. Whichever progress the club members make in communicator or leadership track can be continued onwards upon joining a regular Toastmaster Club. The title Toastmaster is a globally recognized and accredited name. Not only does Gavel Club allow students to earn this title, but also prepares these students for the demands of the real world after the university life.


SLIIT GAMING COMMUNITY / GAME FEST Gaming Community of SLIIT was formed in the year 2013 with a group of young and dynamic individuals who had passion for digital games including game designing and developing and is a multipurpose group to create opportunities among the ones interested in this particular eld. SLIIT Gaming Community is a place where anyone interested in this eld regardless of experience or their major are proudly being a part of this community in order to learn and improve skills through sharing knowledge, and gain experience together with the young remarkable personnel while enjoying and striving for the passion of the world of digital games. Mainly, the community intends to teach the fundamentals of game designing and development as well as quality assurance to the members. Also, it provides resources and instructions to any member who is willing to start creating or designing games and game testing. The Community holds meetings that focus on different aspects of game designing and holds various events such as workshops and the Game Fest annual competition among the club members and in Inter-University basis to enhance the knowledge and experience of fellow club members. These critique sessions and online resources the club provides, help students make their own games whether they be digital or non-digital.


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CODEFEST CodeFest an annual event hosted by the Faculty of Computing of SLIIT, is one of the biggest software competitions aimed at harnessing and promoting software application design among school and university students. Held for the 4th consecutive year, at the SLIIT campus in Malabe, the competition attracted students from 80 University teams and 250 Schools teams Island wide. The annual increase in entries, erce competition among students and a rise in event categories has made CodeFest an event looked forward to by many schools and universities. The competition this year was recognized by the Ministry of Telecommunication and Digital Infrastructure as a national event. The Chief Guest for the event was Hon. Harin Fernando, Minister of Telecommunication and Digital Infrastructure. MrAthulaRansirilal, Director-Dubbing, Subtitling & Animation of TV programs fromthe Sri Lanka RupavahiniCorporationwas the Guest of Honour. With a total of six categories, the coding contest and ICT quiz were specially designed for school children and an overnight hackathon was organized for university students. This year, Three new contests were introduced for the undergraduates of SLIIT. Winners of the Coding contest, under the School Category were St. Anne’s College, Kurunegala, 1st Runner

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up: Royal College, Horana and 2nd Runner up: Piliyandala Central College, Piliyandala. In the school category of the ICT quiz contest,Musaeus College, Colombo, Royal College, Colombo and WP/GM/Al Azhar Central College, Thihariyaemerged rst, second and third respectively. “CodeFest is one of the many initiatives taken by SLIIT, towardscreating a center of excellence to advance and disseminate knowledge. It is indeed a great honour to have one of our events recognized by the Ministry of Telecommunication and Digital Infrastructure. CodeFest is an ideal platform to promote the application of skills learnt through ICT related modules taught in schools and universities” notes Professor Lalith Gamage, President and CEO of SLIIT. The project titled, ‘Viral’; a location based social network for the people supervised by Mr. Dilshan de Silva won the ‘SLIIT Exsto’ -Best Final year project of 2015. Smart Travel Assistant based on Augmented Reality supervised by Mr. Nuwan Kodagoda and Vision Guard supervised by Mr. Dilshan de Silva came in second and third respectively. Commenting on the event, Dr. Samantha Thelijjagoda, Coordinator – CodeFest-2015 said, “In order to make this event more attractive and


successful we have been adding new categories to this competition. The entries we have received over the years have increased, adding more credibility, excitement and recognition to CodeFest. We hope to continue this event, making it a red letter day in the SLIIT calendar”. Whilst, team AGATHON ,Cyber Warriors and Cyber Freaks were placed rst, second and third in the ‘Hack me if you can’ – capture the ag tournament, team Pillaiyar, Root and CSN’ 13 came in rst, second and third in the NetCom Packet Tracer competition The strategic partners for this event was the Ministry of Education and the Ministry of Telecommunication & Digital Infrastructure. Whilst the Gold sponsors of this event included Bank of Ceylon and MIT, the Silver sponsor for this year was IFS.

SOFT SKILLS+ Faculty of Business, annually organizes ‘Soft Skills +’ inter-school quiz competition and soft skills workshop to spark the interest on soft skills whilst improving the general knowledge among school Secondary schools tend tochildren. concentrate on the imparting of knowledge, on analysis, and on synthesis. Though these are valuable, soft skills such as team work, problem solving, creativity and thinking out of the box are quite important for everyone to succeed. An emphasis on competitive examinations leaves a little time for the development of these important skill sets. This is the main reason for initiating this programme. The event is open to students from grade 11 to grade 13 representing state, private and international schools. All winners and participants are to receive certicates and prizes. In Soft Skills+ 2015, after hours of battling for the title, Ananda College, Colombo, secured rst place in the quiz competition with Bandaranayake College, Gampaha and Musaeus College, Colombo coming in second and third respectively. Commenting on the event, Dean Faculty of Business states, “We organize this programme every year for school children, to develop their soft skills by enhancing their knowledge on a wide range of disciplines, such as problem solving, team work, out of the box thinking, general knowledge and creativity which are not included in the school curriculum”. This is organized as a Corporate Social Responsibility initiative of SLIIT.


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ROBOFEST ROBOFEST is the annual robotic competition organized by the Faculty of Engineering of Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology.

The rst held 2010,competition where only was students of SriinLanka Institute of Information Technology were encouraged to participate. In 2011, the competition was expanded so that interested students from all around the country could participate in the competitions. Since then, ROBOFEST has been open to school and undergraduate students island-wide and this year, the competition will be held for the 6th consecutive time in 2015.The keen interest of students from all around Sri Lanka to participate in the competition showed the impact that ROBOFEST has had in many young minds during the past few years, opening a whole new path in students lives to the world of robotics. All enthusiastic school students and undergraduates are welcome to participate in our event!

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STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS SLIIT encourages students to regularly participate in IT related and other competitions both at national and International level. Participation in these competitions has been very rewarding, bringing in highly acclaimed awards.

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Some such past achievements by SLIIT students are recorded below: • Merit Award of Asia Pacic Conference on Advanced Research (APCAR)-2016 • First runner up - Verizon 2015 Powerful Answers Award contest 2015 • Most Outstanding Expansion entity of the Year award at National Leadership Development Seminar (NLDS) 2015 • Silver Award for Tertiary Student Project – NBQSA 2015 • First Runner- up - SLIIT Cricket team at Leaders’ Trophy Inter University Cricket Tournament 2015 • Championship - Women’s Basketball team at Sports Extravaganza Basketball tournament 2015 • Championship - women’s Tennis team & 1st runner up – Men’s Tennis team at • “Slammers” Inter University Tennis Tournament 2015 • Championship - Men’s team at 6th National Dojokai Karate Tournament 2015 • Doubles Championship - Junior Nationals Table Tennis Championship 2015 • Championship–The 69th Senior National Table Tennis Championships 2015 • Second Runner-Up of “XBOTIX Robotics Competition” 2014 • Second Runner-Up of “Imminent Marketer” 2014

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Second Runner-Up of “SLIM Speech Idol Season 2” 2014 Winner and the Second Runner-Up of “Dell Power Pitch Competition” 2014 First Runner-Up of “International Robotics Challenge” 2014 Second Runner-Up of “Sri Lankan Robotics Challenge” 2013 Winner of “International Robotics Challenge” 2013 Winner of “Sri Lankan Robotics Challenge” 2012 Gold & Silver Award for “National Best Quality ICT Awards (NBQSA) 2013” Merit Award for “Asia Pacic ICT Alliance (APICTA 2013)” Silver Award for “Project Kundalini”- NBQSA 2011 Merit Award for “feedlO - A feed aggregator that prioritizes the articles based on the users reading preferences”- NBQSA 2011 Merit Award for “REEBIS - Remote Electricity Billing System using mobile phone” NBQSA 2011 Special Recognition for “Metric Based Code Analyzing Tool (MBCAT)” NBQSA 2011 Special Recognition”Sinhala to English translator (STET)” N BQSA 2011 The Best Product Developed using Open source Technologies for “Project Kundalini” NBQSA 2011 Best Local Language Software for “Sinhala to English Translator (STET) “ NBQSA 2011


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SLIIT ALUMNI SUCCESS STORIES I have always been passionate to learn about emerging technologies The and innovative new products which stimulate me. My education of SLIIT has followed me to combine my creativity with my professional life and use it in a productive manner. Mithra Mayadunne BSc (Hons) in Information Technology Specialized in Software Engineering Founder + CEO, Mint Solutions

I have always been passionate about nance and business administration. Selecting SLIIT was the best decision that I’ve made as it widened my horizons by providing me with many opportunities and real-life experiences that assisted in achieving my career goals. In this fast paced competitive industry, I am able to carry a unique differentiated identity thanks to the guidance of my beloved lecture panel and the staff at SLIIT. Vidurangi Wijesundera BBA(Hons) in Accounting and Finance SLIIT Gold Medal for Academic Excellence & Best Performance for the SLIIT BBA Hons Degree specializing in Accounting and Finance in 2016 Graduation Business Analyst - Vallibel One Plc

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SLIIT ALUMNI SUCCESS STORIES The constant interaction with the academic staff as well as the institutional resources signicantly contributed to the fostering of my intellectual development. Tharindu Edirisinghe BSc (Hons) in Information Technology specializing in Software Engineering Software Engineer, WS02

SLIIT was the second home for me since the experiences of being a student at SLIIT is unique, as well as you are going to carry out a unique identity to the industry which none other institutions can give a way. Most rewarding factor on SLIIT is the good academic facilities that satisfy the thirst of learning new ideas and innovation and I would like to appreciate the support of Lecturers & staff, they are the best. Upendra Pieris BSc Hons in Information Technology Assistant Vice President - Head of Company at OrangelT Pvt Ltd


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SCHOLARSHIPS SLIIT SCHOLARSHIPS

IFS SCHOLARSHIPS

SLIIT awards scholarships to its students in a semester based on outstanding academic achievement obtained with an excellent Grade Point Average (GPA).

Industrial and Financial Systems (IFS) Graduate Scholarship Programme offers full tuition scholarships to complete the BSc Degree in Information Technology or Computer Systems & Network Engineering from SLIIT / Curtin University of Technology along with an internship at IFS.

INDUSTRY SPONSORED SCHOLARSHIPS Leading IT & Software Development companies offer scholarships to selected students to complete the BSc Honours degree of SLIIT.

Selected candidates the do academic programme at days SLIIT three days perfollow week and internship at IFS four per week. IFS pays all tuition fees and gives the students a monthly allowance as well. On successful completion of the Degree program, candidates are eligible for permanent positions at IFS.

SLIIT offers scholarships to its students for outstanding academic achievement obtained with an excellent Grade Point Average (GPA). These come in the form of full or practical tuition waivers based on the results of the end of semester examinations. 102


FEES GENERAL

BSc HONOURS IN IT

An all inclusive fee is charged to cover lectures, tutorials and examinations and access to computer laboratory facilities and library payable prior to the commencement of the Programme.

(Computer Systems & Network Engineering Specialization) The fee is presently Rs 135,000/= (+ NBT) per semester. Fees for any subsequent semester should be paid prior to the commencement of each semester.

BSc HONOURS IN IT The fees should one of the following bank accounts in favorbeofcredited Sri LankatoInstitute of Information Technology. Account No1630552 - Bank of Ceylon Super Grade Branch, Kollupitiya or at any branch of Bank of Ceylon or BOC e-banking Interface for SLIIT Students. Account No 00 399 0000033 of Sampath Bank Malabe or at any branch of Sampath Bank or through Sampath Vishwa Interface for SLIIT Students. Account number 100380005000 of the Nations Trust Bank Corporate Branch or at any branch of Nations Trust Bank. Note: - please use SLIIT paying-in slips and please mention your Registration No. or NIC No.

(Software Engineering Specialization) The fee is presently Rs. 125,000/= (+ NBT) per semester for the rst two years and Rs. 135,000 /= (+ NBT) per semester for the nal two years.

Normally, fees paid will not be refunded. However, requests for refund of fees may be considered if made before expiry of one week from the date of commencement of lectures for each semester. The date of commencement of lectures for the new applicants will be the date of commencement of lectures of the Orientation Programme.

BSc IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

BSc HONOURS IN IT (Interactive Media / Cyber Security) The fee is presently Rs 125,000/= (+ NBT) per semester. Fees for any subsequent semester should be paid prior to the commencement of each semester.

The fee is presently Rs 125,000/= (+ NBT) per semester. Fees for any subsequent semester should be paid prior to the commencement of each semester.

The refund, if made will be subject to a deduction of ten percent of the fee paid.

BSc HONOURS IN IT (Information Technology, Information Systems Engineering Specializations) The fee is presently Rs. 125,000/= (+ NBT) per semester. Fees for any subsequent semester should be paid prior to the commencement of each semester.

BBA HONOURS (SLIIT) The fee is presently Rs. 125,000/= (+ NBT) per semester. Fees for any subsequent semester should be paid prior to the commencement of each semester.

BSc ENGINEERING HONOURS (SLIIT) The fee is presently Rs. 215,000/= (+ NBT) per semester. Fees for any subsequent semester should be paid prior to the commencement of each semester.


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STUDENT CONDUCT OFFICIAL COMMUNICATIONS

FREEDOM FROM HARASSMENT

Communication of important ofcial messages to the student community at SLIIT would be done through several modes, namely Notices published on Notice Boards, Notices published on the Course Web, Notices / Information communicated through SLIIT students e-mail accounts,

SLIIT recognizes the right of students to be free from harassment. As such, any action by a student or a group of students, which causes mental or physical harm or discomfort of any sort to a fellow student, is strictly forbidden.

Announcements made at and sites by letters. Students are expected to classes visit these frequently to be updated about the ofcial activities / issues affecting them during their studentship.

USE OF BUILDINGS

IDENTIFICATION SLIIT will issue an Identity Cards to students. Every student shall carry in his / her person the Identity Card whilst in the SLIIT premises and shall produce the Identity Card when called upon to do so by a member of the Academic / Administrative / Security Staff.

SLIIT has fully air-conditioned modern buildings with accessories and ttings so as to provide a comfortable and conducive environment for students to be engaged in gainful study. Students should assist SLIIT in maintaining these expensive facilities in good order and should not in any way damage, deface or cause impairment to these facilities. Students noticing any situation which is likely to affect the security of the buildings and its occupants should bring such to the notice of the Security Staff or any staff member of SLIIT immediately.

GENERAL CONDUCT All students are expected to conduct themselves in an exemplary manner by way of good conduct, good behavior and discipline both within SLIIT and outside. Students should

ENTERTAINING VISITORS BY STUDENTS

not engage themselves in acts which will bring discredit to SLIIT or tarnish the image and good name of SLIIT. (Please see note below)

obtained from SLIIT Administration.

Note: All students of SLIIT would be bound by the law of the land as welll as the rules and regulations of the Institute. SLIIT students are expected to familiarize themselves with the rules and regulations of the Institute and abide by them at all times.

Students should not bring outsiders to any of the Campuses of SLIIT. In case of necessity, prior permission should be

USE OF COMPUTER LABORATORIES Computer Laboratories and Internet facilities should be used by students only for academic purposes. Misuse of above facilities is strictly prohibited.

The “Student Rule Book on Academic and Disciplinary Conduct” elaborates the standards expected at SLIIT in detail for the information of the students, Students should not bring outsiders to any of the Campuses of SLIIT. In case of necessity, due permission should be obtained from SLIIT Administration. 104


ACADEMIC STAFF Vice Chancellor / Chief Executive Professor Lalith Gamage PhD. British Columbia, MSc De Monfort Leicester, BSc Eng (Hons), Moratuwa, MBCS, MIEEE, CEng, MIE(SL) Chartered IT Professional (UK)

Prof.(Mrs) Kapurubandara G.M.S.

BSc.Colombo, MSc C omp.Sc.AIT, PhDAustralia

Dean

Prof. Perera H. S.C.,

BSc. Eng(Hons) Moratuwa., MSc. Eng. (AIT) Thailand, PhD (AIT) Thailand

Dean

Prof.ThilakasiriH.S.,

BSc.Eng.(Hons)Moratuwa,MSc.UK,PhDUSA

Prof.Pulasinghe K.N.,

BSc.Eng (Hons) Moratuwa, P hD.Saga,MIET,MIEEE,AMIE (SL)

Dr. Wijesundara,M.N.

BEng(Hons)Warwick,PhD.NUS

Prof. Liyanage K. M.

BSc. Peradeniya, Meng. Japan, D. Eng. Japan

Prof. Karunaratne S,.

DSc (HC) Moratuwa, BSc Eng.(Hons), Ceyl, Dip. EE (London), MSc. Eng. Glasgow, CEng, FIEE London, CEng, FIE SL

Prof. De Silva T. K. N. P.

BSc(BE) eq. Colombo, MSc. (Archt.) Moratuwa,

Prof.Abayakoon S B S

BSc. Eng. Peradeniya, MA.Sc. Canada, PhD. Canada, Int.PE, FIE,C.Eng.

Dean Dean Dean Dean

Professor Professor Professor

Prof. Pathirana S D

BSc.Eng. Peradeniya, MSc. Belgium, PhD.Japan

Professor

Prof. Jayawardena C S

BSc.Eng.(Hons). Moratuwa, MEng. Moratuwa, PhD. Japan

Professor

Dr.KulasekaraE.C.

BSc.EngMoratuwa,M.Sc.Miami,PhDMiami

Mr.Kodagoda,G.N.

BSc.(Hons)Moratuwa,M.Phil,Moratuwa

SL(HG) SL(HG)

Dr. Suraweera T.

BSc. (Hons) J’pura ,MSc ,MBA, PhD. New Zealand

SL(HG)

Dr. Thelijjagoda T.A.S.S.

BA J’pura , MEng Japan, PhD. Gifu, Japan

SL(HG)

Mr.Amararachchi J. Mr.Mallawarachchi,Y.W., Dr. Samarasinghe N.R., Dr.Thilakumara R. P.., Dr.(Mrs)SamarasingheD.P., Dr. TharmarajahG., Dr. (Ms) Karunaratne S. C. S., Dr.(Ms)AmarasinghaR.P.N.U., Dr.WijewardaneS.P.,

Dr. (Ms) Bamunusinghe B. A. J.T.,

BSc.J’Pura., PG.Dip. Canterbury, MSc. Colombo BSc.Moratuwa,MBAMoratuwa

SL(HG) SL(HG) SL(HG)

BSc. Kelaniya, MSc,MBA (Japan),MBA in MOT Kyushu(Japan), PhD (Kyushu Japan) BSc. Moratuwa ,PhD Bristol University BSc.Eng.(Hons)Moratuwa,PhD Australia BSc.EngMoratuwa,PhDUK

BSc. Moratuwa, MEng Japan, PhD Japan BSc.Moratuwa,MSc.Thailand,PhDUSA BSc.Moratuwa,MEng.Moratuwa,PhDUSA BSc.(Hons)Peradeniya,PhDAustrailia


SL(HG) SL(HG) SL(HG) SL(HG) SL(HG) SL(HG) SL(HG)

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ACADEMIC STAFF Dr. (Ms) Samarasekara G. N., Dr.SomaratneA.P.N.,

SL(HG)

BSc. Eng Moratuwa, MEng. Japan, PhD Japan BSc.Eng.Peradeniya,MScUSA,PhDUSA

SL(HG)

Dr. Seneviratne A. L. G.,

BEng. (Hons) UK, PhD UK,

SL(HG)

Dr. Gomes P. I. A.,

BSc. Eng (Hons), Moratuwa, MSc. Moratuwa, PhD Japan

SL(HG)

Dr. Rathnayake R. M. U. S.,

BSc. Peradeniya, MEng. Japan, PhD UK

SL(HG)

Dr.WeeraddanaP.C.,

BSc.Moratuwa,MEng.Thailand,D.Sc.Finland

Dr. Ratnayake K. R. M. N.,

SL(HG) SL(HG)

BSc. Peradeniya, MEng. Japan, PhD Japan

Dr. PereraM. S. M.,

BSc. Moratuwa, PhDUK

Dr. Abeyratne S. G.,

SL(HG) SL(HG)

BSc. Peradeniya, MEng. Japan, PhD Japan

Dr.(Ms)KarunasenaT.W.A.,

BSc.Curtin,MSc.SLIIT,PhDAustralia

Dr.Minhua Ding

SL(HG)

B.Sc.Eng.(Beijing),M.Sc.Eng.(Beijing),Ph.D.(Canada)

Dr.Kasthurirathna K.A.D M

SL(HG)

BSc.Moratuwa,MSc.Colombo,PhD.Australia

Dr. Abeygunawardhana P K W

Mrs. Wimalaratne.M.A.G.K.J., Mr.RajapakshaU.U.S.K., Mr. AbhayasingheK.N.,

SL(HG) SL(HG)

BSc. Moratuwa, MSc. Japan, PhD. Japan BSc. (Hons)Colombo,MSc.Salford

SL

BSc.Eng(Hons)Moratuwa,M.Sc.SLIIT

SL

BSc.Moratuwa,MSc.Moratuwa

SL

BSc. Ruhuna ,MSc. Moratuwa

Mr. Wickramaratne C.J., Ms.Nawinna D.P.,

SL

BSc.(Hons)SLIIT,BSc.Curtin,MSc.SLIIT

Mr. RupasingheP.L.,

SL

BSc.(Hons)SLIIT, MSc.SLIIT

Ms. Gamage M.P.A.W.,

SL SL

BSc. J’pura, BSc.(Hons) SLIIT, MSc. SLIIT

Ms. De Silva Gunawardena M.M.D., BSc. J‘pura., MSc. J’pura

SL

Mr.Sumathipala,H.K.P.,

BSc.Colombo,MSc.Colombo

SL

Mr.Indraka U.R.A.,

BSc.Eng(Hons)Moratuwa,M.Sc.SLIIT

SL

Mr. Jayakody J.A.D.C.,

CITP, BSc. (Hons)UK, MSc . SLIIT, MIEEE,MIET

Mr.DeSilvaK.P.D.H.,

SL

BSc(Hons)SLIIT, MSc SLIIT .

SL

Mrs. Weligodapola H.W.M.C.,

B.Com (Hons) J’pura, MA in Econ. Colombo

SL

Dr. Jayasinghe P.K.S.C.,

BSc .Ruhuna, MSc, PhD Japan

SL

Ms. TisseraM.H. M. R., Ms.WalgampayaM.M.P.N., Mr. Bernard D. T. K., Mr. De Silva N. S.,

Dr.Wijeratne C. J.

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BSc. Ireland,MSc. Colombo

SL

BSc.(Hons)Moratuwa,MSc.Colombo

SL SL

BSc. Jaffna, MBA Colombo BSc. USA, MSc. USA

SL

BSc. Colombo, MS USA, PhD USA


SL

ACADEMIC STAFF Dr.(Ms)MadanayakeO.,

MSc.Moratuwa,PhDAustralia

Dr. Perera S.V.T. J.,

SL SL

BSc. Moratuwa, Mphil. Moratuwa, PhD Japan

Dr.HerathK.R.B.,

BSc.EngPeradeniya,MSc.PhD , Peradeniya

SL

Ms. Palagolla W. W. N. C. K.,

BSc. J'pura, MSc. Moratuwa

SL

Dr. P. D. Nimal

BSc , MBA (PIM). J'Pura, MBA ( Shiga), PhD. (Shiga)

SL

Ms. Peiris H. R. I,

BSc. (Hons) J’Pura, MBA Colombo

Ms. Jayasinghe A. H. ,

B.A. Hong Kong, MSc. Moratuwa

Mr.HettipathiranaP.S., Ms.SenevirathnaA.M.C.

Ms. Panditha,,L.S.W., Mr. Harshanath S.M.B., Mr.SilvaS.K.P.N., Ms. Samarakoon S.M.U.P.,

BSc.Moratuwa,MSc.Moratuwa

Mr. Buddhika R.A.P.,

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BSc.Eng.(Hons)Moratuwa,MEng.Moratuwa

L

BSc .(Hons) SLIIT, MSc. SLIIT

BSc. (Hons) SLIIT

Mr.DeSilvaD.I,

L

BSc. (Hons) (MIS)Dublin, MSc. SLIIT

Ms. Chathurika K.B.A.B.,

Mr. KuruwitaarachchiD.N.S.,

SL

BSc.,MMU, MA ppScRMIT

BSc. (Hons) SLIIT MSc. , SLIIT

Ms. Perera K. D. M.

SL

BAKelaniya,M.A.Kelaniya,Mphil.Kelaniya

Ms. Gamage M.P.,

Ms.KasthuriarachchiK.T.S.

SL SL

L L L

BSc(Hons) . SLIIT,MSc.SLIIT

L

BSc (Hons) SLIIT, MSc. SLIIT

L

BSc.SHU, M.Sc. SLIIT

L

BSc.(Hons)SLIIT,BSc.Curtin,MSc.SLIIT

L

BSc.Eng (Hons) Moratuwa

L

Ms.KahandawaarachchiK.A.D.C.P., BSc.(Hons)SLIIT Ms. AbeysiriL.,

Ms. de Silva P. J. C., Ms. Udeshinee W. A. P., Ms.FernandoG.L., Mr.IsharaW.G. A., Mr.Wijayasinghe D.T.,

Ms. Jayasuriya K. K. N. A.

L

BSc.(Hons) UK., MSc SLIIT . BA Peradeniya, PGD Colombo

L

BAKelaniya, MAKelaniya

L

BSc.Peradeniya,Meng.Moratuwa BSc.SLIIT,PGDSLIIT,MSc.SLIIT

L L

BSc Moratuwa,MBAAustralia,PGDAustralia,MEng.Australia

L

BBMKelaniya,MBAUK,MBAColombo

Ms.HennayakeT.M.,

BSc.(Hons)SLIIT,MSc.SLIIT

Ms. PilapitiyaS.U.,

BSc. (Hons)SLIIT, MSc. SLIIT

Ms.WeerawarnaN.T.,

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BSc.(Hons)SLIIT,PGDSLIIT,MSc.SLIIT


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ACADEMIC STAFF Ms.TharangaK.G.D.,

BSc.(Hons)SLIIT,PGDMoratuwa,MSc.Moratuwa

Ms.ChandrasiriL.H.S.S.,

BSc.(Hons)SLIIT,MSc.SLIIT

Mr.Koggalahewa D.N.,

Mr. Wanasinghe D. D., Mr. Perera D., T.P.

L

BSc. Eng. Moratuwa

L

BSc.(Hons) UK, MSc. UK

L

BSc.(Hons)SLIIT,BSc.Curtin,MSc.Colombo

Mr.SarukkaliP.,

BSc.Colombo,PGDPeradeniya,MSc.Colombo

Ms. LokuliyanaS. L.,

L L

BSc.Curtin,BSc.SLIIT,MSc.SHU

Ms.Kumarapperuma C.U.,

BSc.(Hons)SLIIT,MSc.KeeleUK

Ms.SilvaW.C.M.

BSc.(Hons) Moratuwa,

Ms.AmaraweeraS

BA.Colombo,MA.Kelaniya,Mphil.B&PUniversity

Ms. Gamage U S

BA. Kelaniya, MA. Kelaniya

Mr. Abeywardena Y K

BSc (Hons) UK, MSc. UK

Ms.EdirisingheW.M.V.R.D.

L L L L L L

BSc.Eng(Civil),Dip.InArbitration,ISMM(SL)

L

BSc. (Hons) SLIIT, PGD SLIIT

Ms. Jeyakodi T., Ms.Wijendra D.R.,

L

BSc.Austrailia,

Ms. Imbulpitiya M., A.

L

BSc. UK

Ms. Kumari P.K.S.,

L

BSc .(Hons) SLIIT

Mr. SucharitharatnaK.P.G.C.,

AL

BSc.(Hons)SLIIT

AL

BSc. (Hons) SLIIT,MSc SLIIT

Ms. Hansika M. M. D. J.T., Ms. DissanayakeL.D. A. D.,

AL

BBASHU, PGDColombo

Ms. Kuruppu C. L..,

AL

BBA SHU, PGD Colombo

AL

BSc.(Hons)SLIIT,BSc.Colombo

AL

BSc. Special J’pura

Mr. Kumarasiri I. H., Mr. Wanniarachchi S. S.,

AL

BSc.(Hons)Moratuwa

AL

BSc.(Hons) Moratuwa

Ms. Wipulasundara D., S.

AL

BSc. Moratuwa

Ms. Wijesinghe V., Y.

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BSc.(Hons)SLIIT, MScSLLIT

Mr.SamaratungeS.A.U.S.,

Perera Mr. R., M.

L

BSc. (Hons) SLIIT

Mr.SenarathneA.N.,

Mr. Pathmika G. D. M.,

L

BSc.(Hons)SLIIT,PGD Moratuwa,MSc.Moratuwa

Ms. Wijerathna L.,

Ms.DiasD.P.N.P.,

L

AL

BSc.(Hons) SLIIT

AL

BEng. UK

AL


ACADEMIC STAFF Ms. Premasiri D., S.

BEng.(Hons) UK

Ms. Silva S., D. P.

BSc.(Hons) SLIIT

Mr. Krishnadeva K.,

AL

BIT SLIIT

Mr. Weerarathna S., R.

AL

BBM Kelaniya

Ms. SamarasingheH. M. U. S. R.,

AL

BCom. Kelaniya

Ms. Alahakoon P.,P.

AL

BA Kelaniya

Ms.SiriwardanaS.E.R.,

AL

BSc.(Hons)SHU,MSc.SHU

Ms. Jayakody S. G.,

AL

BA(Hons)Malaysia, MAMalaysia

Ms. Kuruppu A., T.

BSc. (Hons) SLIIT

Ms. Abeynanda K., H.

BSc. Kelaniya

Ms. Kumari H. M., M. T.

BSc. Peradeniya

Ms. Bandara K. P. B. S., P.

BSc. (Hons) SLIIT

Mr. J ayasinghe P.S., Ms. Rajapakse K W N D R

AL

AL AL AL AL AL AL

BSc.J'pura,MBA UK BA, Kelaniya

Mr. Arunthavanathan R Ms.Rupasinghe H.P.S.

AL Beng. UK, MSc. UK

AL

BSc.(Hons) SLIIT

AL

Ms. Fernando H. E. K.

BSc. Special J’pura, MSc. Moratuwa

AL

Ms. de Silva T. S.

B.Eng. SHU

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CALENDAR OF DATES FOR FACULTY OF COMPUTING YEAR 2016 November 07 (Monday)

Commencement of Orientation

December 04 (Sunday) December 08 (Thursday), 09 (Friday)

Orientation Examination

End of Orientation

YEAR 2017 Semester I

January 2 (Monday) January 7 (Saturday) February 27 (Tuesday)

Commencement of Lectures Weekday Semester I Commencement of Lectures Weekend Semester I Start of MidTerm Examination

March05(Sunday)

EndofMidTermExamination

April7(Friday)

EndofWeekdayLectures

April9(Sunday)

EndofWeekendLectures

April 19 (Wednesday)

Commencement of Final Exam

April30(Sunday)

EndofFinalExam

May 26 (Wednesday) May 30 (Monday)

1st Semester repeat Exam Commencement

Final date of Registration for Repeat Examination

June 04 (Sunday)

End of Repeat Exam

Semester II June 19 (Monday)

Commencement of Weekday Lectures Semester II Commencement of Weekend Lectures Semester II

June 24 (Saturday) August 7 (Monday)

Start ofMidTermExamination

August 13 (Sunday)

End ofMidTermExamination

September 22 (Friday)

End ofWeekday Lectures

September 24 (Sunday) October 2 (Monday)

Commencement of Final Examinations

October 13(Friday)

End ofFinal Examinations

November 10 (Monday)

Final Date of Registration for Repeat Examination

November24 (Friday) December 2 (Saturday)

End of Repeat Examinations

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End of Weekend Lectures

2nd Semester Repeat Exams Commencement


CALENDAR OF DATES FOR FACULTY OF BUSINESS YEAR 2016 November 01 (Tuesday)

Commencement of Orientation

December 18th (Sunday)

End of Orientation

December 29th (Thursday) and December 30th (Friday)

Orientation Examination

YEAR 2017 Semester I

January 02 (Monday)

First Day of lectures Weekday Semester I

January 07 (Saturday) February 20 (Monday)

First Day of lectures Weekend Semester I

February 24 (Friday) April 07 (Friday)

Mid Term Examination – Last Day

April 09 (Sunday)

Final Day of Weekend Lectures

April 24 (Monday) May07(Sunday)

Mid Term Examination – First Day Final Day of Weekday Lectures Final Examination – First Day FinalExamination–LastDay

Semester II

June 19 (Monday)

First Day of lectures Weekday Semester II

June 24 (Saturday) August 07 (Monday) August 11 (Friday)

First Day of lectures Weekend Semester II Mid Term Examination – First Day Mid Term Examination – Last Day

September 22 (Friday)

Final Day of Weekday Lectures

September 24 (Sunday) October 09 (Monday)

Final Day of Weekend Lectures

October 22 (Sunday)

Final Examination – Last Day

Final Examination – First Day


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HOW TO APPLY Option 1

Apply online www.sliit.lk/apply

Option 2

Download the application from www.sliit.lk/apply

Register Online

Option 3

Complete the Application From below

Send the duly lles application from to: Manager Academic Affairs SLIIT, BOC Merchant Tower, St. Michael’s Road, Colombo 03.

APPLICATION FORM - SLIIT DEGREE PROGRAMMES 2016-2017

Please note that a payment of Rs. 1000/= has to be paid as the application fee to any one of the following bank accounts in favour of “Sri Lanka Institute of Information Technology”. Bank of Ceylon : 1630552or- BOC e-banking Interface for SLIIT Students Sampath Bank : 003990000033 – or through SampathVishwa Interface for SLIIT Students Nations Trust Bank : 100380005000

Use your NIC for the student registration number in the pay in slip. Duly filled application along with the bank pay in slip should be forwarded to SLIIT, Level 15, BoC Merchant Tower, No. 28, St. Michael’s Rd, Colombo 03.


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CONTACT 011 754 4801/ 011 230 1904

SLIIT Malabe Campus New Kandy Road, Malabe. Tel : +94 (0) 11 241 3900 Fax : +94 (0) 11 2413901 Email : [email protected]

SLIIT Metropolitan Campus BoC Merchant Tower, 28, St. Michael’s Road, Colombo 3. Tel : +94 (0) 11 230 1904 Fax : +94 (0) 11 230 1906 Email : [email protected]

SLIIT Kandy Centre 670/1/1A, Peradeniya Road, Kandy. Tel : +94 (0) 81 238 7888 Fax : +94 (0) 81 238 7888 Email : [email protected]

SLIIT Matara Centre 24, E. H. Cooray Tower, Anagarika Dharmapala Mawatha, Matara. Tel : +94 (0) 41 222 2958 : +94 (0) 41 222 1048 Fax : +94 (0) 41 222 1048 Email : [email protected]

SLIIT Kurunegala Centre Mihindu Mawatha, Kurunegala. Tel : +94 (0) 37 720 4204 Email : [email protected]

SLIIT Jaffna Centre 53, Point Pedro Road, Jaffna. Tel : +94 (0) 21 720 0406 Fax : +94 (0) 21 720 0407 Email : [email protected]

SLIIT Student Guide 2016 2017

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