Wednesday, 22 July 2015

Area of Interest / Specialization in Computer Science Engineering

Area of Interest or fields of interests are an important part of the organization of a CV. Here you list what you are studying, or what of all you have studied is your preference. Areas of interest are your specialties or concentration of what you're in process of becoming expert. They're usually also your competencies, or the areas in which you are ready to teach (or preparing to teach). 

The 'areas of Interest' section includes the areas the candidate is competent to perform in or prefers to work, within his job field. It highlights the preferred field for the candidate to work and gain expertise. For the employer it denotes the candidate's specialization in that particular area.  

Below, We listed few areas useful for selecting and provide an outline for doing own projects in the fields of Computer Science Engineering & Information Technology.


  1. 0.   Big Data Analytics
    2.    Cloud, Grid and Green computing
    3.    Network Security 
    4.    Natural language processing 
    5.    Soft Computing 
    6.    Neural Network and Fuzzy logic 
    7.    Knowledge Management 
    8.    Mobile technology / Wireless technology
    9.    Digital Image Processing 
    10.  Data mining and Knowledge discovery 
    11.  Web Mining 
    12.  Parallel Algorithm and Processing 
    13.  Mobile and Pervasive computing 
    14.  Sensor networks 
    15.  Embedded system 
    16.  Distributed system 
    17.  Real-time System 
    18.  Artificial Intelligence and robotics 
    19.  Adhoc Networks 
    20.  Ontology and Semantic web services 
    21.  Cryptography and Steganography 
    22.  Enterprise Information System 
    23.  Android technology 
    24.  Cloud security 
    25.  Cyber security 
    26.  Mems  
    27.  Automated reasoning 
    28.  Machine learning 
    29.  Quantum Information processing  
    30.  Digital Content and media sciences  
    31.  Video Content analysis  
    32.  Software engineering  
    33.  Multimedia Systems
    34.  Computational linguistics  
    35.  Virtualization  
    36.  Collaborative networks  
    37.  Scientific Computing
    38.  Intelligent Informatics
    39.  Systems biology
    40.  Chemo Informatics
    41.  Nature Inspired computing and Algorithms
    42.  XML and Web Services
    43.  Distributed Computing
    44.  Operating Systems
    45.  Information Retrieval Techniques
    46.  Opinion Mining
    47.  Mentoring
    48.  Enterprise Computing
    49.  Intrusion Detection Systems
    50.  Programming Languages
    51.  Service Oriented Architecture
    52.  Vehicular Adhoc Networks
    53.  Internet of Things (IoT)
    54.   Fault Adaptive Distributed System 
    55.  Biometrics  
    56.  Google Cloud,
    57.  Openstack
    58.  4G Wireless Networks,
    59.  Cognitive Robotics
    60.  Intelligent Mining
    61.  e-Learning
    62.  Web usage Mining
    63.  Web Personalization
    64.  Web Log Mining
    65.  Face recognition
    66.  Computer Vision 
    67.  Machine learning
    68.  Pattern Recognition
    69.  Human Computer Interaction & Usability
    70.  Information Assurance & Network Security
    71.  SoC
    72.  Database Systems
    73.  Audio and Speech Processing
    74.  Automotive Electronics
    75.  Bioinformatics and Biomedical computing
    76.  Bio-signal Processing
    77.  Cluster Computing
    78.  Computer Vision
    79.  Medical Image Processing
    80.  Pattern Recognition
    81.  Remote Sensing and GIS Applications
    82.  Scheduling and Optimization Techniques
    83.  Smart Grid Technology
    84.  Web Technology 
 Note : Subjects Studied not considered blankly as Area. Find more info by searching the keywords presented above.
Collection & Contribution : Suganya Ravi & Priyadharshini, Information Technology, Angel college of Engineering & technology.

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