National Institute of Technology Calicut

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This is the revised (2023) Mathematics syllabus organised for B.Tech and B.Arch students at NIT Calicut. It provides the core mathematics course codes and mappings used across engineering streams and semesters, suitable for students who need structured mathematics modules tailored to their branch of engineering.

What you'll study

The syllabus defines mathematics courses across the first four semesters. Course codes and their intended branches are given rather than full module descriptions:

  • Semester 1: MA1001E (Mathematics I) for EEE, EC, CH, BT; MA1002E (Mathematics I) for CSE/EP; MA1003E (Mathematics I) for CE/ME/MSE/PE; MA1005E (Applied Mathematics) for Architecture.
  • Semester 2: MA1011E (Mathematics II) for EEE, EC, CH, BT; MA1012E (Mathematics II) for CSE/EP; MA1013E (Mathematics II) for CE/ME/MSE/PE.
  • Semester 3: MA2001E (Mathematics III) for EEE; MA2002E (Mathematics III) for CS, EP; MA2003E (Mathematics III) for CE, ME, PE, MSE; MA2004E (Mathematics III) for EC; MA2005E (Mathematics III) for CH; MA2006E (Mathematics III) for BT.
  • Semester 4: MA2011E (Mathematics IV) for EEE; MA2012E (Mathematics IV) for CS, EP; MA2013E (Mathematics IV) for CE, ME, PE, MSE; MA2014E (Mathematics IV) for EC; MA2015E (Mathematics IV) for CH; MA2016E (Mathematics IV) for BT.
  • There are also M.Tech mathematics course codes listed for specialisations: MA6001E (Materials Science and Technology), MA6002E (Energy Engineering and Management), MA6007E (Instrumentation and Control Systems), MA6003E (Power Systems).

Entry requirements

The source lists course codes within B.Tech/B.Arch frameworks but does not state admission criteria. Admission and eligibility are governed by the institute's broader undergraduate entry policies rather than this syllabus document.

Career prospects

These mathematics courses form the foundational quantitative training used across engineering programmes. Mastery supports further study and technical roles that require applied mathematics—such as engineering analysis, modelling, simulation and research—aligned with students' chosen engineering branches.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The syllabus page does not provide scholarship details. Prospective students should consult NIT Calicut’s central admissions, finance aid or departmental pages for information on scholarships, fellowships and financial support applicable to B.Tech students.

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