E-Governance (CSC 366) is a Sixth Semester course in Tribhuvan University’s BSc CSIT program. It covers how governments use ICT to deliver services — e-government concepts, digital governance and maturity models, infrastructure development, e-government security, data warehousing and mining in government, and real-world case studies from Nepal and abroad.
Start with the official E-Governance syllabus (CSC 366), then study from the notes below:
What you’ll learn
- E-government vs e-governance, the e-government life cycle, and service delivery
- Digital governance models, including G2C2G, and the five maturity levels
- Network, computing, and data centre infrastructure, interoperability, and e-readiness
- E-government security management and architecture
- Data warehousing and data mining for census, agriculture, health, and trade
- Case studies: e-government in Nepal, India, the USA, China, Brazil, and Sri Lanka
Course snapshot
- Code: CSC 366
- Program: BSc CSIT, Sixth Semester
- Board: Tribhuvan University (IOST)
- Nature: Theory + Lab, 3 credit hours
- Marks: 60 (final) + 20 (internal) + 20 (lab)