A CSE program with Internet of Things (IoT), Cyber Security, and Blockchain Technology as the focal point generally extends to four years for a bachelor's degree, which is completed in eight semesters. Each of these semesters covers a combination of core and elective subjects, all related to the respective technology. The first few semesters are usually dedicated to computer science, mathematics, and programming, setting the foundation for specialization topics that will be discussed later.
As students move forward, they drill down into specific topics like the architecture of IoT, sensor networks, security protocols, and blockchain development. Alongside that, students learn cryptology and distributed computing. Most institutions also provide practical labs, projects, or even internships to give students hands-on experience in these dynamic fields. Some colleges may offer an optional extended program that includes further training or research opportunities, extending the duration by a little while. Upon successful completion, the graduates are well prepared to pursue careers in these high-demand technological domains.