COURSE BY COURSE EVALUATION REPORT

Name: NACES Evaluation Sample 10 Date: December 15, 2022

Application ID: 00010-434-103AOGT1
U.S. Equivalency: Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
GPA: 3.94

Purpose of Evaluation: Further Education/Employment

Name of Awarding Institution: Anna University, Chennai
Institution Status: Accredited
Country of Study: Republic of India
Admission Requirements: Presentation of Academic Qualifications
Length of the Program: 4 years
Field of Study: Computer Science
Language of Instruction: English
Graduation Year: 2011
Professional Qualification: Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Access to Continuing Education: Further Graduate Program

COUNTRY OVERVIEW

Primary education in Republic of India currently has a duration of 8 years. Secondary education in India
currently has a duration of 4 years. At the end of Grade 12, students receive the Higher Secondary
Certificate, or an equivalent award. Bachelor’s degrees have a typical duration of 3-4 years, while master’s
degrees have a typical duration of 1-2 years.

Per EDGE specifications the Bachelor of Engineering/Technology represents attainment of a level of

education comparable to a bachelor’s degree in the United States.

This evaluation is based on electronically submitted documents:

• Archival Certificate – Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Science and Engineering Diploma and
academic transcripts issued by Anna University, Republic of India. Date of issue: December 2012.

Evaluation Summary
It is the judgment of GEO Credential Services that: NACES Evaluation Sample 10
Holds the U.S.A. equivalent of: Bachelor of Science in Computer Science awarded by regionally
accredited Universities in the United States.

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Results of the examination records converted to the U.S. standards:

## Course Title US Credits US Grades

1 Technical English I 2.00 A
2 Mathematics I 2.00 A
3 Engineering Physics I 2.00 A
4 Engineering Chemistry I 2.00 A
5 Computer Programming 2.00 B
6 Engineering Graphics 2.00 A
7 Computer Practices Laboratory 2.00 A
8 Engineering Practices Laboratory 2.00 A
9 Physics and Chemistry Laboratory I 2.00 A
10 Technical English II 2.00 A
11 Mathematics II 2.00 A
12 Engineering Physics II 2.00 A
13 Engineering Chemistry II 2.00 A
14 Digital Principles and System Design 2.00 B
15 Programming and Data Structures I 2.00 A
16 Physics and Chemistry Laboratory II 2.00 A
17 Digital Laboratory 2.00 A
18 Programming and Data Structures Laboratory I 2.00 A
19 Transforms and Partial Differential Equations 2.00 A
20 Programming and Data Structure II 2.00 A
21 Database Management Systems 2.00 A
22 Computer Architecture 2.00 A
23 Analog and Digital Communication 2.00 A
24 Environmental Science and Engineering 2.00 A
25 Programming and Data Structure Laboratory II 2.00 A
26 Database Management Systems Laboratory 2.00 A
27 Probability and Queueing Theory 2.00 A
28 Computer Networks 2.00 A
29 Operating Systems 2.00 A
30 Design and Analysis of Algorithms 2.00 A
31 Microprocessor and Microcontroller 2.00 A
32 Software Engineering 2.00 A
33 Networks Laboratory 2.00 A
34 Microprocessor and Microcontroller Laboratory 2.00 A
35 Operating Systems Laboratory 2.00 A
Upper Level
36 Discrete Mathematics * 2.00 A
37 Internet Programming * 2.00 A
38 Object Oriented Analysis and Design * 2.00 A
39 Theory of Computation * 2.00 A
40 Computer Graphics * 2.00 B
41 Case Tools Laboratory * 2.00 A

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 42 Internet Programming Laboratory* 2.00 A
43 Computer Graphics Laboratory * 2.00 A
44 Distributed Systems * 2.00 A
45 Mobile Computing * 2.00 A
46 Compiler Design * 2.00 A
47 Digital Signal Processing * 2.00 A
48 Artificial Intelligence * 2.00 A
49 Total Quality Management * 2.00 A
50 Mobile Application Development Laboratory * 2.00 A
51 Compiler Laboratory * 2.00 A
52 Communication and Soft Skills Laboratory Based * 2.00 A
53 Cryptography and Network Security * 2.00 A
54 Graph Theory and Applications * 2.00 A
55 Grid and Cloud Computing * 2.00 A
56 Resource Management Techniques * 2.00 B
57 Cyber Forensics * 2.00 A
58 Digital Image Processing * 2.00 A
59 Security Laboratory * 2.00 A
60 Grid and Cloud Computing Laboratory * 2.00 A
61 Multi Core Architectures and Programming * 2.00 A
62 Human Computer Interaction * 2.00 A
63 Software Project Management * 2.00 A
64 Project Work * 2.00 A
Total of US Credits: 128

* Denotes courses that are upper-level division.

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equivalencies.

Assumptions:

• Conversion of foreign academic hours is calculated on the assumption that the average number of credits
for one year of full-time academic study in the United States for the majority of accredited higher
educational institutions varies from 30 to 34 semester hours.

• Grade Point Average is calculated by dividing the total number of grade points by t he total number of
credits.

Signature of Evaluator,

Lilia Manrique-Fernandez
Senior Evaluator

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