Dean’s Message

As the Dean of the Faculty of Applied Science, it gives me great pleasure to welcome all of you to the Department of Computer Science, Faculty of Applied Science, Trincomalle Campus.

First and foremost, congratulations to all of you. This is the beginning of your journey as first-year Computer Science students. You are the cream of the crop among the students who sat for the Advanced level examination. Your hard work and dedication have brought you to this point, and you should be immensely proud of your accomplishments. You are now part of a community that values knowledge, critical thinking, and innovation. Embrace this privilege and let it inspire you to push boundaries, challenge assumptions, and make a meaningful impact in the world. I assure you that the years ahead will be filled with remarkable opportunities and countless moments that will shape your lives forever.

The world of Computer Science is vast and constantly evolving. The demand for computer science professionals continues to grow across various industries. Almost every sector, including finance, healthcare, entertainment, and manufacturing, relies on computer systems and software. Pursuing a computer science degree equips you with the skills and knowledge needed to meet this demand and opens up a wide range of career opportunities. Engage in research projects and internships will build a strong network with the industry. Your time at this Campus will provide you with numerous opportunities to explore, experiment, and excel.

Campus is not merely about acquiring knowledge from textbooks or sitting through lectures. Your education extends far beyond the walls of this institution. Make connections, join clubs and organizations, and participate in community service involved in sports and cultural activities.

Though you came from various part of Sri Lanka, now you all are under one roof. There are Tamils, Singhalese and Muslims among you. By actively engaging with different religious and cultural groups, you can contribute to the promotion of social harmony and ethnic cohesion.

During your stay in the Campus, in addition to the academic qualification try to improve communication skills and team work ability.  This is a golden opportunity to learn the Tamil language from Sinhala students and the Sinhala language from Tamil students.

Communication skills and team work ability are highly valued in the job market and can significantly enhance your chances of finding better job opportunities. Most of our graduates got jobs in government and private sectors immediately after graduation.

You have to strictly follow the Campus rules and regulations, otherwise, you will face disciplinary action by the Campus administration.

I wish you all the best for your foreseeable future.

Mr.S.Loheeswaran

Senior Lecturer Gr-II

MPhil in Physics [Jaffna],
M.Sc (Atmospheric Physics) [Colombo],
B.Sc (Hons) in Physics[EUSL]

E-mail -: loheeswarans@esn.ac.lk / loheeswaran@gmail.com