Faculties & Departments

Department of Agricultural Engineering

Introduction and Overview

Pakistan’s economy is primarily agrarian based as the agriculture sector is contributing about 21% to its GDP, employing 45% of its workforce, and providing livelihood to more than 67% of its population, which is residing mostly in the rural areas. The contribution of this sector in the economy is heavily dependent on an adequate supply of irrigation water, state of the art modern as well as low-cost farm equipment and structures and safe environment. At the same time, it is also needed to provide alternative energy sources and post-harvest food preservation technologies to ensure food security as post-harvest losses in fruits and vegetables could reduce production as much as 25-40%.

Keeping these issues in view, the Department of Agricultural Engineering at Khwaja Fareed University of Engineering and Information Technology, Rahim Yar Khan has been established. The Department is proud of its infrastructure, highly accomplished and talented academia and well-equipped laboratories for comprehensive training in water, mechanization, environmental and computer modelling aspects of agriculture. Department also aims to be a hub in faculty professionalism and entrepreneurial development in agricultural engineering. The Department has opened its doors to the public to boost its professional and industrial dialogue through university-industry linkage, outreach programs, internship for students and MOUs with public/ private sectors.

Key Facts

Agricultural engineering is the area of engineering concerned with the improvement and advancements in the water management, bringing innovation in the mechanization and ensuring the food security through precision agriculture.
The use of modern tools like Global Positioning System and satellite Derived Remote Sensing and GIS, GPS operated farm machinery revolutionize the agriculture and brought the prosperity in the farming community.
The professionals (teachers/researchers) aimed to excel imparting education and training pertaining to water resources management and utilizing the water resources of the country in an efficient manner.
Department plans to impart professional education, training and produce skilled manpower at graduate and postgraduate level in the field of Agricultural Engineering with special focus on resolving issues faced by the farming community.
The department has foreign qualified Faculty members and sate of the art laboratories in the field of Agricultural Engineering.
The department has on campus Water and Agricultural Mechanization Research Station (WAMRS).

Sr. No	Resources	Name
1	Faculty Members	Engr. Dr. Yasir Niaz
		Engr. Dr. Shanawar Hamid
		Dr. Muhammad Adnan Bodlah
		Engr. Dr. Muhammad Mohsin Waqas
		Engr. Hassan Raza
2	Lab Engineer	Engr. Abdul Waheed
2	Lab Engineer	Engr. Faizan Shabir
3	Research Farm	Water management and Agricultural Mechanization Research Station (WAMRS)
4	Undergraduate Agricultural Engineering Labs	Environmental Engineering Lab
		Engineering Thermodynamics Lab
		Fluid Mechanics Lab
		CAD/ CAM Lab, And GIS & RS Lab
		Surveying Lab
		Farm Machinery and Workshop Lab
		Soil and Water Conservation Lab
		Hydrology and Hydrological Modelling Lab
		Open Channel and Irrigation Lab
5	Undergraduate Agriculture Labs	Agronomy Lab
		Entomology Lab
		Horticulture Lab
6	Graduate Research: Centre for Water and Environmental Management Studies (CeWENS)	Energy and Environmental Research Lab (EERL)
		Water Pollution Control and Management (WPML)
		Precision Agriculture and Hydro-Climatology (PACL)
7	Graduate Research: Fareed- Biodiversity Conservation Center (FBCC)	Insect Ecology Lab (IEL)
		Insect taxonomy lab (ITL)
		Integrated Pest management Lab (IPML)
		Ecotoxicology Lab
		Insect Rearing Lab

Academic Programs Being Offered

BS Agricultural Engineering
BS Agriculture
(Agronomy, Entomology, Horticulture, Agricultural Extension, Agricultural Economics)
MS Agricultural Engineering
PhD Agricultural Engineering
BS Animal Sciences
BS Poultry Sciences

BS Agriculture Engineering

Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGRI-1101	Basic Agriculture	2
2	AGRI-1201	Basic Agriculture Lab	1
3	AGRI-1103	Introduction to Soil Science-I	1
4	AGRI-1203	Introduction to Soil Science-I Lab	1
5	AGRI-1105	Introduction to Animal Husbandry	2
6	AGRI-1205	Introduction to Animal Husbandry Lab	1
7	FDST-1101	Introduction to Food Science and Technology	2
8	FDST-1201	Introduction to Food Science and Technology Lab	1
9	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3
10	ISLS-1112/ETIC-1112	Islamic Studies/Ethics	2
11	BIO-1101/BIO-1201/MATH-1101	Biology (for Pre-Engineering students)/Mathematics (for Pre-Medical students)	(2)-(1)-(3)
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGRI-1102	General Crop Production	2
2	AGRI-1202	General Crop Production Lab	1
3	AGRI-1104	Introduction to Agricultural Economics	3
4	AGRI-1106	Introduction to Agricultural Extension and Rural Development	3
5	AGRI-1108	Introduction to Soil Science-II	2
6	AGRI-1208	Introduction to Soil Science-II Lab	1
7	AGRI-1110	Introduction to Forest and Watershed Management	2
8	AGRI-1210	Introduction to Forest and Watershed Management Lab	1
9	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
10	STAT-2104	Probability and Statistics	3
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGRI-2101	Introductory Genetics	2
2	AGRI-2201	Introductory Genetics Lab	1
3	AGRI-2103	Introductory Entomology	2
4	AGRI-2203	Introductory Entomology Lab	1
5	AGRI-2105	Introduction to Plant Pathogens	2
6	AGRI-2205	Introduction to Plant Pathogens Lab	1
7	AGRI-2107	Introductory Horticulture	2
8	AGRI-2207	Introductory Horticulture Lab	1
9	AGRI-2107	Introduction to Rangelands and Wildlife Management	2
10	AGRI-2207	Introduction to Rangelands and Wildlife Management Lab	1
11	AGRI-2109	Agribusiness, Marketing and Trade	3
12	CPEN-1114	Introduction to Computing	2
13	CPEN-1214	Introduction to Computing Lab	1
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGRI-2102	Introductory Plant Breeding	2
2	AGRI-2202	Introductory Plant Breeding Lab	1
3	AGRI-2104	Applied Entomology	2
4	AGRI-2204	Applied Entomology Lab	1
5	AGRI-2106	Introductory Plant Pathology	2
6	AGRI-2206	Introductory Plant Pathology lab	1
7	AGRI-2208	Horticultural Crop Production	2
8	AGRI-2208	Horticultural Crop Production Lab	1
9	AGRI-2110	Introduction to Communication in Agricultural Extension	2
10	AGRI-2210	Introduction to Communication in Agricultural Extension Lab	1
11	HLTH-1113	Basic Health Awareness	2
Agronomy Major
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGRN-3101	Biological Nitrogen Fixation	2
2	AGRN-3201	Biological Nitrogen Fixation Lab	1
3	AGRN-3103	Plant Nutrients and Growth Regulators	2
4	AGRN-3203	Plant Nutrients and Growth Regulators Lab	1
5	AGRN-3105	Farm Record and Management	2
6	AGRN-3205	Farm Record and Management Lab	1
7	AGRN-3107	Seed Production Technology	2
8	AGRN-3207	Seed Production Technology Lab	1
9	AGRN-3109	Forage and Fodder Production	2
10	AGRN-3209	Forage and Fodder Production Lab	1
11	AGRN-3111	AGRO-Technology of Major Crops	2
12	AGRN-3211	AGRO-Technology of Major Crops (Lab)	1
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGRN-3102	Principles of Weed Science	2
2	AGRN-3202	Principles of Weed Science Lab	1
3	AGRN-3104	Crop Management under Stressful Environments	2
4	AGRN-3204	Crop Management under Stressful Environments Lab	1
5	AGRN-3106	Conservation Agronomy	2
6	AGRN-3206	Conservation Agronomy Lab	1
7	AGRN-3108	Introduction to Crop Modelling	2
8	AGRN-3208	Introduction to Crop Modelling Lab	1
9	AGRN-3110	Environment and Crop Production	2
10	AGRN-3210	Environment and Crop Production Lab	1
11	AGEN-	Farm Mechanization	2
12	AGEN-3212	Farm Mechanization Lab	1
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGRN-4101	Principles of Weed Science	2
2	AGRN-4201	Principles of Weed Science Lab	1
3	SSCI-3120	Constitution and Legal System of Pakistan	2
4	AGRN-4103	Conservation Agronomy	2
5	AGRN-4203	Conservation Agronomy Lab	1
6	AGRN-4105	Introduction to Crop Modelling	2
7	AGRN-4205	Introduction to Crop Modelling Lab	1
8	AGRN-4107	Environment and Crop Production	2
9	AGRN-4207	Environment and Crop Production Lab	1
10	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices	2
11	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices Lab	1
Semester-VIII
1	AGRN-4102	Organic Farming	3
2	AGRN-4104	Plant and soil Analysis	2
3	AGRN-4204	Plant and soil Analysis Lab	1
4	AGRN-4106	Crop Management under Stressful Environments	2
5	AGRN-4206	Crop Management under Stressful Environments Lab	1
6	AGRN-4108	Research and Scientific Writing	2
7	AGRN-4208	Research and Scientific Writing Lb	1
8	AGRN-4110	Research Project / Internship	4
Entomology Major
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENTO-3101	Insect Morphology	2
2	ENTO-3201	Insect Morphology Lab	1
3	ENTO-3103	Principles of Insect Taxonomy	2
4	ENTO-3203	Principles of Insect Taxonomy Lab	1
5	ENTO-3105	Insect Ecology	2
6	ENTO-3205	Insect Ecology Lab	1
7	ENTO-3107	Insect Pest of Household, Man and Animals	2
8	ENTO-3207	Insect Pest of Household, Man and Animals Lab	1
9	ENTO-3109	Insect Behaviour	2
10	ENTO-3209	Insect Behaviour (Lab)	1
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENTO-3102	Insect Physiology	2
2	ENTO-3202	Insect Physiology Lab	1
3	ENTO-3104	Insect Classification and Biodiversity	2
4	ENTO-3204	Insect Classification and Biodiversity Lab	1
5	ENTO-3106	Agricultural Pest and Their Management	3
6	ENTO-3206	Agricultural Pest and Their Management Lab	1
7	ENTO-3108	Stored Product Pest and Their Management	2
8	ENTO-3208	Stored Product Pest and Their Management Lab	1
9	ENTO-3110	Beneficial Insects	2
10	ENTO-3210	Beneficial Insects Lab	1
11	AGEN-	Farm Mechanization	2
12	AGEN-	Farm Mechanization Lab	1
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENTO-4101	Integrated Pest Management	3
2	ENTO-4201	Integrated Pest Management Lab	1
3	ENTO-4103	Plant Resistance to Insect Pests	2
4	ENTO-4203	Plant Resistance to Insect Pests Lab	1
5	ENTO-4105	Insecticides and their Application	2
6	ENTO-4205	Insecticides and their Application Lab	1
7	ENTO-4107	Range and Forest Entomology	2
8	ENTO-4207	Range and Forest Entomology Lab	1
9	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices	2
10	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices Lab	1
11	SSCI-3120	Constitution and Legal System of Pakistan	2
Semester-VIII
1	ENTO-4102	Biological Control of Insect Pests	2
2	ENTO-4202	Biological Control of Insect Pests Lab	1
3	ENTO-4104	Apiculture	2
4	ENTO-4204	Apiculture Lab	1
5	ENTO-4106	Agricultural and Environmental Pollution	2
6	ENTO-4206	Agricultural and Environmental Pollution Lab	1
7	ENTO-4108	Scientific Writing and Presentation	2
8	ENTO-4208	Scientific Writing and Presentation Lab	1
	ENTO-4110	Research Project / Internship	4
Horticulture Major
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	HORTI-3101	Principles of Fruit Production	3
2	HORTI-3201	Principles of Fruit Production Lab	1
3	HORTI-3103	Principles of Vegetable Production	2
4	HORTI-3203	Principles of Vegetable Production Lab	1
5	HORTI-3105	Principle of Ornamental crop Production	2
6	HORTI-3205	Principle of Ornamental crop Production Lab	1
7	HORTI-3107	Propagation and Nursery Management	2
8	HORTI-3207	Propagation and Nursery Management Lab	1
9	HORTI-3109	In Vitro Propagation	1
10	HORTI-3111	In Vitro Propagation Lab	1
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	HORTI-3102	Tropical and Sub-Tropical Fruits	2
2	HORTI-3202	Tropical and Sub-Tropical Fruits Lab	1
3	HORTI-3104	Summer Vegetables	2
4	HORTI-3204	Summer Vegetables Lab	1
5	HORTI-3106	Landscape Horticulture	2
6	HORTI-3206	Landscape Horticulture Lab	1
7	HORTI-3108	Medicinal and Aromatic Plants	2
8	HORTI-3208	Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Lab	1
9	HORTI-3110	Post-Harvest Horticulture	2
10	HORTI-3210	Post-Harvest Horticulture Lab	1
11	AGEN-	Farm Mechanization	2
12	AGEN-	Farm Mechanization Lab	1
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	HORTI-4101	Research Methods in Horticulture	2
2	HORTI-4201	Research Methods in Horticulture Lab	1
3	HORTI-4103	Temperate Fruit	2
4	HORTI-4203	Temperate Fruit Lab	1
5	HORTI-4105	Winter Vegetables	2
6	HORTI-4205	Winter Vegetables Lab	1
7	HORTI-4107	Commercial Flower Production	2
8	HORTI-4207	Commercial Flower Production Lab	1
9	HORTI-4109	Constitution and Legal System of Pakistan	2
10	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices	2
11	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices Lab	1
Semester-VIII
1	HORTI-4102	Vegetable and Flower Seed Production	2
2	HORTI-4202	Vegetable and Flower Seed Production Lab	1
3	HORTI-4104	Project Planning and Scientific Writing	1
4	HORTI-4204	Project Planning and Scientific Writing Lab	0
5	HORTI-4106	Protected Horticulture	2
6	HORTI-4206	Protected Horticulture Lab	0
7	HORTI-4108	Indoor Plant Culture and Interioscaping	2
8	HORTI-4208	Indoor Plant Culture and Interioscaping Lab	0
9	HORTI-4110	Business Management in Horticulture	3
10	HORTI-4112	Breeding of Horticultural Crops	2
11	HORTI-4212	Breeding of Horticultural Crops Lab	1
12	HORTI-4114	Research Project / Internship	4
Agriculture Economics Major
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGEC-3101	Microeconomics-I	3
2	AGEC-3103	Macroeconomics-I	3
3	AGEC-3105	Mathematics for Economics	3
4	AGEC-3107	Statistical Methods for Economics	2
5	AGEC-3207	Statistical Methods for Economics Lab	1
6	AGEC-3109	Food and Agricultural Marketing	3
7	AGEC-3111	Economics of Agro based Industries	3
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGEC-3102	Microeconomics-II	3
2	AGEC-3104	Macroeconomics-II	3
3	AGEC-3106	Development Economics	3
4	AGEC-3108	Mathematical Economics	3
5	AGEC-3110	Agribusiness Management	3
6	AGEC-3112	Economics of Livestock Production	3
7	AGEN-	Farm Mechanization	2
8	AGEN-	Farm Mechanization Lab	1
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGEC-4101	Econometrics-I	2
2	AGEC-4201	Econometrics-I Lab	1
3	SSCI-3120	Constitution and Legal System of Pakistan	2
4	AGEC-4103	Agricultural Finance	3
5	AGEC-4105	Agricultural Production Economics	3
6	AGEC-4107	Research Methods in Social Science	2
7	AGEC-4207	Research Methods in Social Science Lab	1
8	AGEC-4109	International Economics	3
9	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices	2
10	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices Lab	1
Semester-VIII
1	AGEC-4102	Natural Resource Economics	3
2	AGEC-4202	Econometrics-II	2
3	AGEC-4104	Econometrics-II Lab	1
4	AGEC-4106	Agricultural Issues and Policies of Pakistan	3
5	AGEC-4108	Internship/Projects	4
Agriculture Extension Major
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGET-3101	Extension Program Development	2
2	AGET-3201	Extension Program Development Lab	1
3	AGET-3103	History and Philosophy of Agricultural Extension education	3
4	AGET-3105	Rural Development Program in Pakistan	3
5	AGET-3205	Rural Development Program in Pakistan Lab	1
6	AGET-3107	Rural Youth in Agricultural Development	2
7	AGET-3207	Rural Youth in Agricultural Development Lab	1
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGET-3102	Agricultural Extension Methods	2
2	AGET-3202	Agricultural Extension Methods Lab	1
3	AGET-3104	Computer Application in Agricultural Extension	1
4	AGET-3204	Computer Application in Agricultural Extension Lab	2
5	AGET-3106	Psychology for Adult Learning	3
6	AGET-3108	Human Resource Management	2
7	AGET-3208	Human Resource Management Lab	1
8	AGET-3110	Introduction to Gender Studies	3
9	AGEN-	Farm Mechanization	2
10	AGEN-	Farm Mechanization Lab	1
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	SSCI-3120	Constitution and Legal System of Pakistan	2
2	AGET-4101	Interviewing Skills	2
3	AGET-4201	Interviewing Skills Lab	1
4	AGET-4103	Emerging Issues in Agricultural and Technology Transfer	3
5	AGET-4203	Emerging Issues in Agricultural and Technology Transfer	1
6	AGET-4105	Fundamentals of Agricultural Journalism	2
7	AGET-4205	Fundamentals of Agricultural Journalism Lab	1
8	AGET-4107	Preparation of Research Projects and Scientific Writing	2
9	AGET-4207	Preparation of Research Projects and Scientific Writing Lab	1
10	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices	2
11	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices Lab	1
Semester-VIII
1	AGET-4102	Introduction to Research Methods	3
2	AGET-4202	Introduction to Research Methods Lab	1
3	AGET-4104	Introduction to Program Evaluation	3
4	AGET-4204	Introduction to Program Evaluation Lab	1
5	AGET-4106	Rural Development Through Agricultural Extension	3
6	AGET-4108	Sustainable Agricultural and Rural Development	3
7	AGET-4110	Internship/Projects	4

BS Agriculture

Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGRI-1101	Basic Agriculture	2
2	AGRI-1201	Basic Agriculture Lab	1
3	AGRI-1103	Introduction to Soil Science-I	1
4	AGRI-1203	Introduction to Soil Science-I Lab	1
5	AGRI-1105	Introduction to Animal Husbandry	2
6	AGRI-1205	Introduction to Animal Husbandry Lab	1
7	FDST-1101	Introduction to Food Science and Technology	2
8	FDST-1201	Introduction to Food Science and Technology Lab	1
9	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3
10	ISLS-1112/ETIC-1112	Islamic Studies/Ethics	2
11	BIO-1101/BIO-1201/MATH-1101	Biology (for Pre-Engineering students)/Mathematics (for Pre-Medical students)	(2)-(1)-(3)
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGRI-1102	General Crop Production	2
2	AGRI-1202	General Crop Production Lab	1
3	AGRI-1104	Introduction to Agricultural Economics	3
4	AGRI-1106	Introduction to Agricultural Extension and Rural Development	3
5	AGRI-1108	Introduction to Soil Science-II	2
6	AGRI-1208	Introduction to Soil Science-II Lab	1
7	AGRI-1110	Introduction to Forest and Watershed Management	2
8	AGRI-1210	Introduction to Forest and Watershed Management Lab	1
9	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
10	STAT-2104	Probability and Statistics	3
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGRI-2101	Introductory Genetics	2
2	AGRI-2201	Introductory Genetics Lab	1
3	AGRI-2103	Introductory Entomology	2
4	AGRI-2203	Introductory Entomology Lab	1
5	AGRI-2105	Introduction to Plant Pathogens	2
6	AGRI-2205	Introduction to Plant Pathogens Lab	1
7	AGRI-2107	Introductory Horticulture	2
8	AGRI-2207	Introductory Horticulture Lab	1
9	AGRI-2107	Introduction to Rangelands and Wildlife Management	2
10	AGRI-2207	Introduction to Rangelands and Wildlife Management Lab	1
11	AGRI-2109	Agribusiness, Marketing and Trade	3
12	CPEN-1114	Introduction to Computing	2
13	CPEN-1214	Introduction to Computing Lab	1
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGRI-2102	Introductory Plant Breeding	2
2	AGRI-2202	Introductory Plant Breeding Lab	1
3	AGRI-2104	Applied Entomology	2
4	AGRI-2204	Applied Entomology Lab	1
5	AGRI-2106	Introductory Plant Pathology	2
6	AGRI-2206	Introductory Plant Pathology lab	1
7	AGRI-2208	Horticultural Crop Production	2
8	AGRI-2208	Horticultural Crop Production Lab	1
9	AGRI-2110	Introduction to Communication in Agricultural Extension	2
10	AGRI-2210	Introduction to Communication in Agricultural Extension Lab	1
11	HLTH-1113	Basic Health Awareness	2
Agronomy Major
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGRN-3101	Biological Nitrogen Fixation	2
2	AGRN-3201	Biological Nitrogen Fixation Lab	1
3	AGRN-3103	Plant Nutrients and Growth Regulators	2
4	AGRN-3203	Plant Nutrients and Growth Regulators Lab	1
5	AGRN-3105	Farm Record and Management	2
6	AGRN-3205	Farm Record and Management Lab	1
7	AGRN-3107	Seed Production Technology	2
8	AGRN-3207	Seed Production Technology Lab	1
9	AGRN-3109	Forage and Fodder Production	2
10	AGRN-3209	Forage and Fodder Production Lab	1
11	AGRN-3111	AGRO-Technology of Major Crops	2
12	AGRN-3211	AGRO-Technology of Major Crops (Lab)	1
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGRN-3102	Principles of Weed Science	2
2	AGRN-3202	Principles of Weed Science Lab	1
3	AGRN-3104	Crop Management under Stressful Environments	2
4	AGRN-3204	Crop Management under Stressful Environments Lab	1
5	AGRN-3106	Conservation Agronomy	2
6	AGRN-3206	Conservation Agronomy Lab	1
7	AGRN-3108	Introduction to Crop Modelling	2
8	AGRN-3208	Introduction to Crop Modelling Lab	1
9	AGRN-3110	Environment and Crop Production	2
10	AGRN-3210	Environment and Crop Production Lab	1
11	AGEN-	Farm Mechanization	2
12	AGEN-3212	Farm Mechanization Lab	1
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGRN-4101	Principles of Weed Science	2
2	AGRN-4201	Principles of Weed Science Lab	1
3	SSCI-3120	Constitution and Legal System of Pakistan	2
4	AGRN-4103	Conservation Agronomy	2
5	AGRN-4203	Conservation Agronomy Lab	1
6	AGRN-4105	Introduction to Crop Modelling	2
7	AGRN-4205	Introduction to Crop Modelling Lab	1
8	AGRN-4107	Environment and Crop Production	2
9	AGRN-4207	Environment and Crop Production Lab	1
10	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices	2
11	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices Lab	1
Semester-VIII
1	AGRN-4102	Organic Farming	3
2	AGRN-4104	Plant and soil Analysis	2
3	AGRN-4204	Plant and soil Analysis Lab	1
4	AGRN-4106	Crop Management under Stressful Environments	2
5	AGRN-4206	Crop Management under Stressful Environments Lab	1
6	AGRN-4108	Research and Scientific Writing	2
7	AGRN-4208	Research and Scientific Writing Lb	1
8	AGRN-4110	Research Project / Internship	4
Entomology Major
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENTO-3101	Insect Morphology	2
2	ENTO-3201	Insect Morphology Lab	1
3	ENTO-3103	Principles of Insect Taxonomy	2
4	ENTO-3203	Principles of Insect Taxonomy Lab	1
5	ENTO-3105	Insect Ecology	2
6	ENTO-3205	Insect Ecology Lab	1
7	ENTO-3107	Insect Pest of Household, Man and Animals	2
8	ENTO-3207	Insect Pest of Household, Man and Animals Lab	1
9	ENTO-3109	Insect Behaviour	2
10	ENTO-3209	Insect Behaviour (Lab)	1
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENTO-3102	Insect Physiology	2
2	ENTO-3202	Insect Physiology Lab	1
3	ENTO-3104	Insect Classification and Biodiversity	2
4	ENTO-3204	Insect Classification and Biodiversity Lab	1
5	ENTO-3106	Agricultural Pest and Their Management	3
6	ENTO-3206	Agricultural Pest and Their Management Lab	1
7	ENTO-3108	Stored Product Pest and Their Management	2
8	ENTO-3208	Stored Product Pest and Their Management Lab	1
9	ENTO-3110	Beneficial Insects	2
10	ENTO-3210	Beneficial Insects Lab	1
11	AGEN-	Farm Mechanization	2
12	AGEN-	Farm Mechanization Lab	1
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENTO-4101	Integrated Pest Management	3
2	ENTO-4201	Integrated Pest Management Lab	1
3	ENTO-4103	Plant Resistance to Insect Pests	2
4	ENTO-4203	Plant Resistance to Insect Pests Lab	1
5	ENTO-4105	Insecticides and their Application	2
6	ENTO-4205	Insecticides and their Application Lab	1
7	ENTO-4107	Range and Forest Entomology	2
8	ENTO-4207	Range and Forest Entomology Lab	1
9	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices	2
10	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices Lab	1
11	SSCI-3120	Constitution and Legal System of Pakistan	2
Semester-VIII
1	ENTO-4102	Biological Control of Insect Pests	2
2	ENTO-4202	Biological Control of Insect Pests Lab	1
3	ENTO-4104	Apiculture	2
4	ENTO-4204	Apiculture Lab	1
5	ENTO-4106	Agricultural and Environmental Pollution	2
6	ENTO-4206	Agricultural and Environmental Pollution Lab	1
7	ENTO-4108	Scientific Writing and Presentation	2
8	ENTO-4208	Scientific Writing and Presentation Lab	1
	ENTO-4110	Research Project / Internship	4
Horticulture Major
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	HORTI-3101	Principles of Fruit Production	3
2	HORTI-3201	Principles of Fruit Production Lab	1
3	HORTI-3103	Principles of Vegetable Production	2
4	HORTI-3203	Principles of Vegetable Production Lab	1
5	HORTI-3105	Principle of Ornamental crop Production	2
6	HORTI-3205	Principle of Ornamental crop Production Lab	1
7	HORTI-3107	Propagation and Nursery Management	2
8	HORTI-3207	Propagation and Nursery Management Lab	1
9	HORTI-3109	In Vitro Propagation	1
10	HORTI-3111	In Vitro Propagation Lab	1
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	HORTI-3102	Tropical and Sub-Tropical Fruits	2
2	HORTI-3202	Tropical and Sub-Tropical Fruits Lab	1
3	HORTI-3104	Summer Vegetables	2
4	HORTI-3204	Summer Vegetables Lab	1
5	HORTI-3106	Landscape Horticulture	2
6	HORTI-3206	Landscape Horticulture Lab	1
7	HORTI-3108	Medicinal and Aromatic Plants	2
8	HORTI-3208	Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Lab	1
9	HORTI-3110	Post-Harvest Horticulture	2
10	HORTI-3210	Post-Harvest Horticulture Lab	1
11	AGEN-	Farm Mechanization	2
12	AGEN-	Farm Mechanization Lab	1
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	HORTI-4101	Research Methods in Horticulture	2
2	HORTI-4201	Research Methods in Horticulture Lab	1
3	HORTI-4103	Temperate Fruit	2
4	HORTI-4203	Temperate Fruit Lab	1
5	HORTI-4105	Winter Vegetables	2
6	HORTI-4205	Winter Vegetables Lab	1
7	HORTI-4107	Commercial Flower Production	2
8	HORTI-4207	Commercial Flower Production Lab	1
9	HORTI-4109	Constitution and Legal System of Pakistan	2
10	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices	2
11	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices Lab	1
Semester-VIII
1	HORTI-4102	Vegetable and Flower Seed Production	2
2	HORTI-4202	Vegetable and Flower Seed Production Lab	1
3	HORTI-4104	Project Planning and Scientific Writing	1
4	HORTI-4204	Project Planning and Scientific Writing Lab	0
5	HORTI-4106	Protected Horticulture	2
6	HORTI-4206	Protected Horticulture Lab	0
7	HORTI-4108	Indoor Plant Culture and Interioscaping	2
8	HORTI-4208	Indoor Plant Culture and Interioscaping Lab	0
9	HORTI-4110	Business Management in Horticulture	3
10	HORTI-4112	Breeding of Horticultural Crops	2
11	HORTI-4212	Breeding of Horticultural Crops Lab	1
12	HORTI-4114	Research Project / Internship	4
Agriculture Economics Major
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGEC-3101	Microeconomics-I	3
2	AGEC-3103	Macroeconomics-I	3
3	AGEC-3105	Mathematics for Economics	3
4	AGEC-3107	Statistical Methods for Economics	2
5	AGEC-3207	Statistical Methods for Economics Lab	1
6	AGEC-3109	Food and Agricultural Marketing	3
7	AGEC-3111	Economics of Agro based Industries	3
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGEC-3102	Microeconomics-II	3
2	AGEC-3104	Macroeconomics-II	3
3	AGEC-3106	Development Economics	3
4	AGEC-3108	Mathematical Economics	3
5	AGEC-3110	Agribusiness Management	3
6	AGEC-3112	Economics of Livestock Production	3
7	AGEN-	Farm Mechanization	2
8	AGEN-	Farm Mechanization Lab	1
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGEC-4101	Econometrics-I	2
2	AGEC-4201	Econometrics-I Lab	1
3	SSCI-3120	Constitution and Legal System of Pakistan	2
4	AGEC-4103	Agricultural Finance	3
5	AGEC-4105	Agricultural Production Economics	3
6	AGEC-4107	Research Methods in Social Science	2
7	AGEC-4207	Research Methods in Social Science Lab	1
8	AGEC-4109	International Economics	3
9	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices	2
10	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices Lab	1
Semester-VIII
1	AGEC-4102	Natural Resource Economics	3
2	AGEC-4202	Econometrics-II	2
3	AGEC-4104	Econometrics-II Lab	1
4	AGEC-4106	Agricultural Issues and Policies of Pakistan	3
5	AGEC-4108	Internship/Projects	4
Agriculture Extension Major
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGET-3101	Extension Program Development	2
2	AGET-3201	Extension Program Development Lab	1
3	AGET-3103	History and Philosophy of Agricultural Extension education	3
4	AGET-3105	Rural Development Program in Pakistan	3
5	AGET-3205	Rural Development Program in Pakistan Lab	1
6	AGET-3107	Rural Youth in Agricultural Development	2
7	AGET-3207	Rural Youth in Agricultural Development Lab	1
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	AGET-3102	Agricultural Extension Methods	2
2	AGET-3202	Agricultural Extension Methods Lab	1
3	AGET-3104	Computer Application in Agricultural Extension	1
4	AGET-3204	Computer Application in Agricultural Extension Lab	2
5	AGET-3106	Psychology for Adult Learning	3
6	AGET-3108	Human Resource Management	2
7	AGET-3208	Human Resource Management Lab	1
8	AGET-3110	Introduction to Gender Studies	3
9	AGEN-	Farm Mechanization	2
10	AGEN-	Farm Mechanization Lab	1
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	SSCI-3120	Constitution and Legal System of Pakistan	2
2	AGET-4101	Interviewing Skills	2
3	AGET-4201	Interviewing Skills Lab	1
4	AGET-4103	Emerging Issues in Agricultural and Technology Transfer	3
5	AGET-4203	Emerging Issues in Agricultural and Technology Transfer	1
6	AGET-4105	Fundamentals of Agricultural Journalism	2
7	AGET-4205	Fundamentals of Agricultural Journalism Lab	1
8	AGET-4107	Preparation of Research Projects and Scientific Writing	2
9	AGET-4207	Preparation of Research Projects and Scientific Writing Lab	1
10	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices	2
11	AGEN-	Irrigation and Drainage Practices Lab	1
Semester-VIII
1	AGET-4102	Introduction to Research Methods	3
2	AGET-4202	Introduction to Research Methods Lab	1
3	AGET-4104	Introduction to Program Evaluation	3
4	AGET-4204	Introduction to Program Evaluation Lab	1
5	AGET-4106	Rural Development Through Agricultural Extension	3
6	AGET-4108	Sustainable Agricultural and Rural Development	3
7	AGET-4110	Internship/Projects	4

Department of Electrical Engineering

Introduction and Overview

The department of Electrical Engineering KFUEIT is one of the pioneer department of the university established in 2014. The aim is to equip the students with robust technical knowledge, analytical and critical thinking and problem-solving skills. This enables the engineering graduates to show their professional skills in various fields of engineering and to provide solutions to the future challenges of society. The construction of main building of the Department of Electrical Engineering is completed, which will provide sufficient space for seating, teaching and research activities.

Department of Electrical Engineering vision

To build identity of excellence in electrical engineering domain at intersection of academia and industry.

Department of Electrical Engineering mission

Department of Electrical Engineering committed to achieve excellence by equipping its graduates with high quality technical innovative skills, required to create positive impact in academia, industry, research and pursuance of higher studies.

Scope and Associated Career

Electrical engineering is one of the largest and most diverse technological and engineering disciplines in today’s world. Electrical engineering is the study and application of electricity, electronics and electromagnetism for the development and maintenance of electrical and electronics equipments while keeping in mind the safety, quality, economic feasibility and sustainability of these products and systems. Electrical engineering has sure come a long way. Not only has it has been one of the major driving forces behind cutting edge technology in areas such as power engineering, computer engineering, communications and mobile technologies, it has also significantly impacted several other fields such as nanotechnology, biomedical engineering, neuroscience and biotechnology, to name a few. Some sub disciplines of electrical engineering are: electronics, digital computers, power engineering, telecommunications, control systems, RF engineering, signal processing, instrumentation, and microelectronics.

Department of Electrical Engineering is offering BS Electrical Engineering with specialization in following fields.

Electrical Power
Communication system

Key Facts

Department of Electrical Engineering has a very well qualified, experienced, motivated and competent teaching faculty as well as supporting staff. The department has five foreign qualified PhD. faculty members and 9 have a Master’s Degree.

Teaching faculty of Department of Electrical Engineering is not only motivated by enthusiasm, they are also motivated by organization, clarity, scholarship, and good techniques of classroom conduct. During lectures, each person’s ideas and opinions are valued. Students feel safe to express their feelings and learn to respect and listen to others. Further, the mutual respect in teacher’s classroom also provides a supportive and collaborative environment. Different type of activities and projects are arranged for students to focus on shared decision-making and teamwork, as well as on community building.

Seats for Diploma holders

For admission against seats reserved for DAE holders, the candidate must have passed diploma examination of a Punjab Board of Technical Education (PBTE) in relevant technology mentioned below.

Diploma in Electrical Technology
Diploma in Telecommunication Technology
Diploma in Electronics Technology
Diploma in Avionics Technology
Diploma in Instrumentation Technology
Diploma in Information Technology

Admission Criteria

70% weightage H.S.S.C or equivalent including Hafiz e Quran
30% weightage of entry test marks

Eligibility

Candidate should have obtained 60% marks in FSc (Physics, Chemistry & Math)/DAE/BScexamination for all engineering programs excluding sports and Hafiz e Quran Marks.
Should have appeared in Engineering College Admission Test (ECAT Conducted by UET Lahore)/KFUEIT entry test for that academic session (when conducted) in which he seeks admission.
Should meet standards of physique and eye sight laid down in medical certificate (Form II)

Labs Facilities / Infrastructure

Department of Electrical Engineering (DEE) of KFUEIT offers a wide range of research opportunities to develop dynamic and innovative solutions to the World’s most daunting challenges. KFUEIT’s research efforts are enhanced through creative collaboration with leading research institutes and consortia around the world.

Electrical Engineering Laboratories at KFUEIT are equipped with most advanced equipment to facilitate students enhancing their understanding and skills. Qualified engineers supervise these laboratories, direct experiments and guide students about laboratory manuals.

Department of Electrical Engineering has a total of following 16 electrical engineering laboratories:

Electric Circuits Lab
Electrical Machines Lab
Digital Systems Lab
Communication Systems Lab
Engineering Computer Lab
Microprocessor Lab
Power Systems lab
Control Systems/Instrumentation Lab
Industrial and Power Electronics Lab
Workshop and Project Lab
High Voltage Lab

Academic Programs Being Offered

BS (Electrical Engineering)

Program education objectives (PEOs) of BS Electrical Engineering Program

The graduates of the program will be developed engineers capable of:

PEO-1

Providing well designed engineering solutions based on systematic approach.

PEO-2

Showing integrity, communication and management skills while undertaking professional tasks in a competitive environment.

PEO-3

Utilizing modern tools and techniques with a quest for the sustainable futuristic developments to serve the humanity.

Program learning outcomes of BS Electrical Engineering Program

The graduate attributes or program learning outcomes (PLOs) of the BS Electrical Engineering are listed as the following:

PLO-1 Engineering Knowledge

An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.

PLO-2 Problem Analysis

An ability to identify, formulate, research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences and engineering sciences.

PLO-3 Design/Development of Solutions

An ability to design solutions for complex engineering problems and design systems, components or processes that meet specified needs with appropriate consideration for public health and safety, cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.

PLO-4 Investigation

An ability to investigate complex engineering problems in a methodical way including literature survey, design and conduct of experiments, analysis, and interpretation of experimental data, and synthesis of information to derive valid conclusions.

PLO-5 Modern Tool Usage

An ability to create, select, and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools, including prediction and modelling, to complex engineering activities, with an understanding of the limitations.

PLO-6 The Engineer and Society

An ability to apply reasoning informed by contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to professional engineering practice and solution to complex engineering problems.

PLO-7 Environment and Sustainability

An ability to understand the impact of professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts and demonstrate knowledge of and need for sustainable development.

PLO-8 Ethics

Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of engineering practice.

PLO-9 Individual and Team Work

An ability to work effectively, as an individual or in a team, on multifaceted and /or multi-disciplinary settings.

PLO-10 Communication

An ability to communicate effectively, orally as well as in writing, on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.

PLO-11 Project Management

An ability to demonstrate management skills and apply engineering principles to one’s own work, as a member and/or leader in a team, to manage projects in a multidisciplinary environment.

PLO-12 Lifelong Learning

An ability to recognize importance of, and pursue lifelong learning in the broader context of innovation and technological developments.

BS Electrical Engineering Technology

Program education objectives (PEOs) of BS Electrical Engineering Technology

The graduates of the program will be developed technologists capable of:

PEO-1

Providing well designed solutions for broadly-defined Engineering Technology problems based on systematic approach.

PEO-2

Showing integrity, communication and management skills while undertaking professional tasks in a competitive environment.

PEO-3

Utilizing modern tools and techniques with a quest for the sustainable futuristic developments to serve the humanity.

Program learning outcomes of BS Electrical Engineering Technology Program

The graduate attributes or program learning outcomes (PLOs) of the BS Electrical Engineering Technology program are as follows:

PLO-1 Engineering Technology Knowledge (SA1):

An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, natural science, Engineering Technology fundamentals and Engineering Technology specialization to defined and applied Engineering Technology procedures, processes, systems or methodologies.

PLO-2 Problem Analysis (SA2):

An ability to Identify, formulate, research literature and analyze broadly-defined Engineering Technology problems reaching substantiated conclusions using analytical tools appropriate to the discipline or area of specialization.

PLO-3 Design/Development of Solutions (SA3):

An ability to design solutions for broadly- defined Engineering Technology problems and contribute to the design of systems, components or processes to meet specified needs with appropriate consideration for public health and safety, cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.

PLO-4 Investigation (SA4):

An ability to conduct investigations of broadly-defined problems; locate, search and select relevant data from codes, data bases and literature, design and conduct experiments to provide valid conclusions.

PLO-5 Modern Tool Usage (SA5):

An ability to Select and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern technology and IT tools, including prediction and modelling, to broadly-defined Engineering Technology problems, with an understanding of the limitations

PLO-6 The Engineering Technologist and Society (SA6):

An ability to demonstrate understanding of the societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to Engineering Technology practice and solutions to broadly defined Engineering Technology problems.

PLO-7 Environment and Sustainability (SA7):

An ability to understand and evaluate the sustainability and impact of Engineering Technology work in the solution of broadly defined Engineering Technology problems in societal and environmental contexts.

PLO-8 Ethics (SA8):

Understand and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of Engineering Technology practice

PLO-9 Individual and Team Work (SA9):

An ability to Function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams.

PLO-10 Communication (SA10):

An ability to communicate effectively on broadly defined Engineering Technology activities with the Engineering Technologist community and with society at large, by being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.

PLO-11 Project Management (SA11):

An ability to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of Engineering Technology management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member or leader in a team and to manage projects in multidisciplinary environments.

PLO-12 Lifelong Learning (SA12):

An ability to recognize the need for, and have the ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in specialist Engineering Technologies.

MS (Electrical Engineering)

MS (Electronics)

Phd (Electrical Engineering)

The DEE at KFUEIT currently offers an undergraduate degree in Electrical Engineering with specialization in power and communication engineering. During four years of this bachelor program, all students study same subjects until 6th semester, yet in final year, students are distributed in power and communication groups depending on their merit and willingness. So, for last two semesters these students study different elective courses offered by the department. The bachelor’s degree is recognized by Higher Education Commission (HEC) and accreditation with Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) is under process.

BS Electrical Engineering

Semester-I

Sr.#	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Lab	Total	Engg.	Non Engg.
1	Linear Circuit Analysis	3	1	4	4	0
2	Functional English	3	0	3	0	3
3	Calculus	3	0	3	0	3
4	Engineering Physics	2	1	3	0	3
5	Introduction to Computing	2	1	3	3	0
6	Workshop Practice	0	1	1	1	0
Total Credit Hours		13	4	17

Semester-II

Sr.#	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Lab	Total	Engg.	Non Engg.
1	Pakistan Studies	2	0	2	0	2
2	Electrical Network Analysis	3	1	4	4	0
3	Linear Algebra	3	0	3	0	3
4	Communication Skills	3	0	3	0	3
5	Intensive Programming	3	1	4	4	0
6	Electrochemical Engineering	3	0	3	2	0
Total Credit Hours		17	2	19

Semester-III

Sr.#	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Lab	Total	Engg.	Non Engg.
1	Differential Equations	3	0	3	0	3
2	Digital Logic Design	3	1	4	4	0
3	Electronic Devices & Circuits	3	1	4	4	0
4	UE -I/ Social Science Elective-I	2/3	0	3	0	3
5	Islamic Studies	2	0	2	0	2
6	Computer Aided Engineering Drawing	0	1	1	1	0
Total Credit Hours		14	3	16/17

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Lab	Total	Engg.	Non Engg.
1	Electronic Circuit Design	3	1	4	4	0
2	Complex Variables and Transforms	3	0	3	0	3
3	Embedded Systems	3	1	4	4	0
4	UE -II/Social Science Elective-II	3	0	3	0	3
5	Applied Thermodynamics (IDEE)	3	1	4	4	0
Total Credit Hours		15	2	18

Semester-V

Sr.#	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Lab	Total	Engg.	Non Engg.
1	Probability Methods in Engineering	3	0	3	3	0
2	Electrical Machines	3	1	4	4	0
3	Signals and Systems	3	1	4	4	0
4	Instrumentation and Measurements	3	1	4	4	0
5	Electromagnetic Theory	3	0	3	3	0
Total Credit Hours		15	3	18

Semester-VI

Sr.#	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Lab	Total	Engg.	Non Engg.
1	Management Science Elective-I	3	0	3	0	3
2	Linear Control Systems	3	1	4	4	0
3	Power Electronics	3	1	4	4	0
4	Communication Systems	3	1	4	4	0
5	Numerical Analysis	3	0	3	0	3
Total Credit Hours		15	3	18

Semester-VII

Sr.#	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Lab	Total	Engg.	Non Engg.
1	Elective-I	3	1	4	4	0
2	Elective-II	3	1	4	4	0
3	Elective-III	3	0	3	3	0
4	Technical Report Writing Skill	2	0	2	0	2
5	Final Year Project (Phase -I)	0	2	2	2	0
Total Credit Hours		11	4	15

Semester-VIII

Sr.#	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Lab	Total	Engg.	Non Engg.
1	Final Year Project (Phase -II)	0	4	4	4	0
2	Elective -IV	3	1	4	4	0
3	Elective -V	3	0	3	3	0
4	Management Science Elective-II	3	0	3	0	3
Total Credit Hours		9	5	14
Program Total Credit Hours		109	27	136	93	42
					69%	31%

List of Elective Courses (Depth Electives with Specialization)

The department may offer elective courses from the given lists, but not limited to this list, as per the availability of resources. The elective course to be offered in a semester is on the discretion of the department.

Power Engineering

Power Transmission and Distribution
Power System Analysis
Power Generation
Power System Protection
Power System operation & Control
High Voltage Engineering
Digital Signal Processing
PLC and Industrial Drives

Communication Engineering

Computer Communication Networks
Digital Communications
Digital Signal Processing
Wireless and Mobile Communications
Wave Propagation and Antennas
Satellite Communication
RF and Microwave Engineering
Digital Image Processing
Data Structures and Algorithms
Machine Learning

Electronics Engineering

Industrial Electronics
VLSI Design
Opto-Electronics
PLC and Industrial Drives
Digital Control System
Digital Signal Processing
RF and Microwave Engineering
Data Structures and Algorithms
Machine Learning

Social Science Electives

Professional Ethics
Introduction to Sociology
Psychology and Human Behavior
Any Foreign Language

Management Science Electives

Engineering Economics and Management
Entrepreneurship
Project Management
Leadership and Personal Grooming

BS Electrical Engineering Technology

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	CPEN-1114	Introduction to Computing	2
2	CPEN-1214	Introduction to Computing Lab	1
3	ELET-1100	Linear Circuit Analysis	2
4	ELET-1200	Linear Circuit Analysis Lab	1
5	ELET-1201	Engineering Drawing	2
6	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies/Ethics	2
7	MATH-1122	Applied Mathematics-I	3
8	PHYS-1123	Engineering Physics	2
9	PHYS-1223	Engineering Physics Lab	1
Total			16

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ELET-1110	Electrical Machines-I	2
2	ELET-1120	Electronics	2
3	ELET-1210	Electrical Machines-I Lab	1
4	ELET-1220	Electronics Lab	2
5	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3
6	MATH-1123	Applied Mathematics-II	3
7	MEET-1110	Basic Mechanical Technology	2
8	MEET-1210	Basic Mechanical Technology Lab	1
9	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
Total			18

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ELET-2111	Power Generation Systems	2
2	ELET-2113	Electrical Machines-II	2
3	ELET-2120	Electrical Instruments and Measurements	2
4	ELET-2150	Digital Electronics	2
5	ELET-2213	Electrical Machines-II Lab	1
6	ELET-2220	Electrical Instruments and Measurements Lab	2
7	ELET-2250	Digital Electronics Lab	1
8	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3
Total			15

Semester- IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ELET-2101	AC Circuit Analysis	2
2	ELET-2112	Electrical Power Transmission	2
3	ELET-2114	Electrical Power Distribution and Utilization	2
4	ELET-2121	Power Electronics	2
5	ELET-2130	Electromagnetic Fields	2
6	ELET-2201	AC Circuit Analysis Lab	2
7	ELET-2212	Electrical Power Transmission Lab	1
8	ELET-2214	Electrical Power Distribution and Utilization Lab	1
9	ELET-2221	Power Electronics Lab	2
10	HLTH-1113	Basic Health Awareness	2
Total			18

Semester- V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ELET-3110	Switch Gear and Protective Devices	2
2	ELET-3111	High Voltage Technology	2
3	ELET-3130	Communication Technology	2
4	ELET-3140	Control Technology	2
5	ELET-3150	Microprocessor Theory and Interfacing	2
6	ELET-3210	Switch Gear and Protective Devices Lab	1
7	ELET-3211	High Voltage Technology Lab	1
8	ELET-3230	Communication Technology Lab	2
9	ELET-3240	Control Technology Lab	1
10	ELET-3250	Microprocessor Theory and Interfacing Lab	1
11	SSCI-3120	Constitution and Legal System of Pakistan	2
Total			18

Semester- VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ELET-3112	Power System Analysis	2
2	ELET-3113	Industrial Drives and PLC	2
3	ELET-3131	Data and Computer Communication	2
4	ELET-3213	Industrial Drives and PLC Lab	2
5	ELET-3231	Data and Computer Communication Lab	2
6	ELET-3390	Project	3
7	MSCI-2110	Project Management	3
Total			16

Semester- VII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ELET-4390	Supervised Industrial Training	16
Total			16

Semester- VIII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ELET-4391	Supervised Industrial Training	16
Total			16

MS Electrical Engineering

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ELEN-51XX	MS-EE Core-I	3
2	ELEN-51YY	MS-EE Core-II	3
3	ELEN-6AAA	MS-EE Elective-I	3
4	ELEN-6BBB	MS-EE Elective-II	3
Total			12

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ELEN-51ZZ	MS-EE Core-III	3
2	ELEN-6CCC	MS-EE Elective-III	3
3	ELEN-6DDD	MS-EE Elective-IV	3
4	ELEN-6EEE	MS-EE Elective-V	3
Total			12

Semester- III & IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ELEN-6601	Thesis	6
Total			6

MS Electronics

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ELEN-51XX	MS-EE Core-I	3
2	ELEN-51YY	MS-EE Core-II	3
3	ELEN-6AAA	MS-EE Elective-I	3
4	ELEN-6BBB	MS-EE Elective-II	3
Total			12

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ELEN-51ZZ	MS-EE Core-III	3
2	ELEN-6CCC	MS-EE Elective-III	3
3	ELEN-6DDD	MS-EE Elective-IV	3
4	ELEN-6EEE	MS-EE Elective-V	3
Total			12

Semester- III & IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ELEN-6601	Thesis	6
Total			6

PhD Electrical Engineering

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ELEN-7AAA	PhD-EE Elective-1	3
2	ELEN-7BBB	PhD-EE Elective-2	3
3	ELEN-7CCC	PhD-EE Elective-3	3
Total			9

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ELEN-7DDD	PhD-EE Elective-4	3
2	ELEN-7EEE	PhD-EE Elective-5	3
3	ELEN-7FFF	PhD-EE Elective-6	3
Total			9

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours

Total

Semester- IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours

Total

Semester- V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours

Total

Semester- VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours

Total

Department of Electrical Engineering

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Department of Chemical Engineering

Introduction and Overview

The Department of Chemical Engineering is the youngest, dynamic, and most energetic department at the KFUEIT established in spring 2018. The first batch of 50 students of BS Chemical Engineering was enrolled in October 2018 after obtaining approval from the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC).

In contrast to several other engineering universities of the country, the department of Chemical Engineering at the KFUEIT follows Outcome Based Education (OBE) system as per the Washington Accord (WA). This fact alone ensures that our graduates will be recognized in several countries including USA, Canada, England, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, Singapore, China, Turkey, South Africa and many more.

The department of Chemical Engineering also offers a wonderful opportunity to the students of FSc Pre-Medical back ground by offering them admission to the BS Environmental Science program as compared to other traditional natural sciences programs. The environmental science graduates are in quite high demand in industries, government regulatory bodies, international NGOs, academia, and research regionally, nationally, and internationally.

The department of Chemical Engineering has established several dedicated laboratories for training and research. In line with the Vision and the Mission of KFUEIT in general and the Department of Chemical Engineering in particular, an advanced Water and Energy Systems Engineering Laboratory (WESEL) has also been established at the Department of Chemical Engineering. WESEL does not only promote research culture but also contributes positively in finding solutions for the water related problems of the world in general and this region in particular. WESEL will also support the graduate students for their research theses.

The department of Chemical Engineering at the KFUEIT is the best alternate for the students of Southern Punjab, Balochistan, and rural Sindh who used to travel hundreds of kilometers in order to get higher education in other cities. Moreover, Rahim Yar Khan is located at the junction of Punjab, Sindh, and Balochistan; this region is the industrial hub of different national and multinational industries. The establishment of the department of Chemical Engineering in Rahim Yar Khan does not only cater the needs of this region but also fulfills the demands for skilled graduates for this entire region.

Vision and Mission of the Department of Chemical Engineering

To provide qualified manpower with inter-disciplinary strong academic foundations needed to develop useful products and services for the environmentally sustainable society.

This is achieved by offering high quality education and training to our under and post graduate students while enabling them to accept the challenging leadership positions within the industry, academia, research, and regulatory bodies.

Key Facts & Facilities

The department of Chemical Engineering has a dedicated building including the following infrastructure:

15 Fully Equipped Labs
02 Lecture Theaters
02 Lecture Rooms
12 offices for the Faculty
02 offices for Assistants

The department of Chemical Engineering has the following dedicated staff:

03 PhDs (Foreign Qualified)
02 Masters (Foreign and Local Qualified)
02 Lab Engineers
01 Lab Technician
01 Office Assistant
01 Lab Attendant
01 Office Attendant

Labs Facilities available at the Department of Chemical Engineering

The department of Chemical Engineering has established 15 fully equipped state of the art laboratories installed with the latest equipment procured from the international and local manufactures for under graduate, graduate, and research students. The list of these world class labs is following:

Water and Energy Systems Engineering Lab
Introduction to Computing Lab
Numerical Methods for Engineers Lab
Process Design and Simulation Lab
Remote Sensing and GIS Lab
Environmental Modeling Lab
Applied Chemistry Lab
Environmental Chemistry Lab
Particulate Technology Lab
Surveying and Levelling Lab
Engineering Drawing and Graphics Lab
Engineering Physics Lab
Engineering Thermodynamics Lab
Chemical Reaction Engineering Lab
Chemical Process Technology Lab
Environmental Engineering Lab
Water Quality Analysis Lab
Environmental Toxicology Lab
Environmental Monitoring Lab
Environmental Impact Assessment Lab
Workshop Practices Lab
Fluid Mechanics Lab
Fuels and Energy Lab
Heat Transfer Operations Lab
Mass Transfer Operations Lab
Separation Processes Lab
Instrumentation and Process Control Lab

Job Prospects after Graduation from the Department of Chemical Engineering

Chemical Engineers and Environmental professionals are employed by a large number of national and multinational companies, research organizations, industries, and small firms. Following are some of the typical industries and organizations where our graduates will be employed:

Sugar Industry
Fertilizers Industry
Cement Industry
Paper Industry
Thermal Power Plants
Sea Water Desalination Companies
Coal Gasification Companies
Wastewater Treatment Companies
Petroleum Refining Companies
Oil and Gas Production Companies
Utility Companies
Supply Chain Management Companies
Petrochemicals Manufacturing Companies
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Companies
Hospitals
Occupational Safety and Health Management
Construction Industry
Atomic Energy Commission
Processed Food and Beverages Companies
Cleaning Products, Soaps and Detergents Manufacturing Companies
Cosmetics Manufacturing Companies
Textiles, Clothes, and Garments Manufacturing Companies
Metallurgical and Mining Industry
Synthetic Rubber, Fibers, Plastics, and Polymer Manufacturing Companies
Alternative Energy Systems
Semiconductors Manufacturing Industry
Environmental Modelling and Remediation Companies
Education, Research and Development Organizations
Government Agencies and Regulatory Bodies
Design and Equipment Manufacturing Companies

This list does not end here; virtually any product or service that a person uses in his daily life will have been helped along either by a Chemical Engineer or an Environmental professional. Our graduates will have numerous opportunities nationally and internationally.

Academic Programs Being Offered

BS Chemical Engineering (8 Semesters)
BS Environmental Science (8 Semesters)
BS Environmental Engineering (8 Semesters)*
MS Chemical Engineering (4 Semesters)
MS Environmental Science (4 Semesters)
MS Environmental Engineering (4 Semesters)*
PhD Environmental Science (6 Semesters)*
* Subject to approval / NOC from HEC / Accreditation Body / Competent Authority

BS Chemical Engineering

Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies / Ethics*	2
2	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3
3	MATH-1101	Calculus-I	3
4	CPEN-1114	Introduction to Computing	2
5	CPEN-1214	Introduction to Computing Lab	1
6	CHEM-1101	Applied Chemistry-I	3
7	CHEM-1201	Applied Chemistry-I Lab	1
8	CHEN-1102	Chemical Process Principles-I	3
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
2	ENGL-1119	Communications Skills	3
3	MATH-1102	Calculus-II	3	MATH-1101
4	CHEM-1102	Applied Chemistry-II	3	CHEM-1101
5	CHEM-1202	Applied Chemistry-II Lab	1
6	CHEN-1104	Particulate Technology	3
7	CHEN-1204	Particulate Technology Lab	1
8	MEEN-1201	Engineering Drawing & Graphics Lab	1
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	MATH-2103	Linear Algebra	3
2	PHYS-1123	Engineering Physics	2
3	PHYS-1223	Engineering Physics Lab	1
4	CHEN-2102	Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics-I	3
5	CHEN-2111	Chemical Process Principles-II	3	CHEN-1102
6	CHEN-2112	Chemical Process Technology	2
7	CHEN-2212	Chemical Process Technology Lab	1
8	MEEN-1212	Workshop Practices Lab	1
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	MATH-2122	Differential Equations	3
2	CHEN-2113	Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics-II	3
3	CHEN-2213	Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics Lab	1
4	CHEN-2103	Fluid Mechanics-I	3
5	CHEN-2203	Fluid Mechanics-I Lab	1
6	CHEN-2114	Fuels and Energy	3
7	CHEN-2214	Fuels and Energy Lab	1
8	MSCI-2112	Engineering Economics	2
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	MEEN-3134	Numerical Methods for Engineers	3
2	MEEN-3234	Numerical Methods for Engineers Lab	1
3	MEEN-1104	Engineering Materials	2
4	CHEN-3111	Fluid Mechanics-II	2
5	CHEN-3104	Heat Transfer Operations	3
6	CHEN-3204	Heat Transfer Operations Lab	1
7	CHEN-3105	Mass Transfer Operations	3
8	CHEN-3205	Mass Transfer Operations Lab	1
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CHEN-3102	Chemical Reaction Engineering	3
2	CHEN-3202	Chemical Reaction Engineering Lab	1
3	CHEN-3106	Instrumentation and Process Control	3
4	CHEN-3206	Instrumentation and Process Control Lab	1
5	CHEN-3108	Process Design & Simulation	2
6	CHEN-3208	Process Design & Simulation Lab	1
7	CHEN-3112	Environmental Engineering	2
8	CHEN-3212	Environmental Engineering Lab	1
9	MSCI-3111	Entrepreneurship	3
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CHEN-4101	Separation Processes	3	CHEN-3105
2	CHEN-4103	Chemical Plant Design	3
3	CHEN-4107	Transport Phenomena	3
4	CHEN-4301	Design Project - Part A	3
5	CHEN-41XX	Elective*-I	3
Semester-VIII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CHEN-4106	Maintenance & Utility Engineering	2
2	CHEN-41XX	Elective*-II	3
3	CHEN-4301	Design Project - Part B	3
4	CHEN-4102	Industrial Management	2
5	CHEN-4201	Separation Processes Lab	1
6	CHEN-4108	Process Safety Management	2
Program Total Credit Hours			129

BS Environmental Engineering

Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENEN-1101	Introduction to Environmental Engineering	3
2	MATH-1101	Calculus-I	3
3	CPEN-1114	Introduction to Computing	2
4	CPEN-1214	Introduction to Computing Lab	1
5	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies / Ethics*	2
6	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3
7	CHEM-1120	Applied Chemistry	2
8	CHEM-1220	Applied Chemistry Lab	1
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CIEN-1100	Surveying and Leveling	2
2	CIEN-1200	Surveying and Leveling Lab	1
3	MATH-1102	Calculus-II	3
4	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
5	ENEN-1102	Environmental Physics	2
6	BIOL-1181	Applied Biology	3
7	MEEN-1201	Engineering Drawing & Graphics Lab	1
8	ENSC-2104	Environmental Pollution	3
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENEN-2101	Environmental Microbiology and Biotechnology	3
2	ENEN-2102	Environmental Engineering Thermodynamics	2
3	ENEN-2202	Environmental Engineering Thermodynamics Lab	1
4	MATH-2104	Linear Algebra and Differential Equations	3
5	ENSC-3107	Natural Resources and Management	3
6	ENSC-4102	Renewable Energy and Environment	3
7	CHEM-4181	Environmental Chemistry	2
8	CHEM-4281	Environmental Chemistry Lab	1
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENEN-2103	Fluid Mechanics for Environmental Engineers	3
2	ENEN-2203	Fluid Mechanics for Environmental Engineers Lab	1
3	ENSC-2103	Environmental Toxicology	2
4	ENSC-2203	Environmental Toxicology Lab	1
5	ENSC-3101	Air and Noise Pollution	3
6	AGEN-4104	Remote Sensing and GIS	2
7	AGEN-4204	Remote Sensing and GIS Lab	1
8	ENSC-4105	Solid Waste Management	3
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENSC-3101	Pollutants Movement in Soil	2
2	ENEN-3101	Sewerage System Design	3
3	ENEN-3102	Ground Water Hydrology	3
4	ENSC-3103	Environmental Monitoring	2
5	ENSC-3203	Environmental Monitoring Lab	1
6	MSCI-3111	Entrepreneurship	3
7	MEEN-3134	Numerical Methods for Engineers	3
8	MEEN-3234	Numerical Methods for Engineers Lab	1
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	MSCI-2112	Engineering Economics	2
2	ENEN-3103	Wastewater Treatment and Desalination	3
3	ENEN-3104	Cleaner Production Technologies	3
4	ENEN-3105	Environmental Remediation	3
5	ENSC-3106	Environmental Policy and Law	3
6	ENEN-3206	Water Quality Analysis Lab	2
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	STAT-1100	Statistical Theory	2
2	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3
3	ENSC-4103	Environmental Impact Assessment	2
4	ENSC-4203	Environmental Impact Assessment Lab	1
5	ENEN-4101	Wastewater Engineering and Design	3
6	ENEN-4301	Final Year Design Project - Part A	3
Semester-VIII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENEN-4102	Industrial and Procurement Management	2
2	ENEN-4103	Occupational Health and Safety	2
3	ENEN-4104	Industrial and Hazardous Waste Management	3
4	ENEN-4205	Environmental Modeling Lab	1
5	ENSC-4107	Environmental Management Systems	3
6	ENEN-4301	Final Year Design Project - Part B	3
Program Total Credit Hours			130

BS Chemical Engineering Technology

Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies / Ethics*	2
2	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3
3	CPEN-1114	Introduction to Computing	2
4	CPEN-1214	Introduction to Computing Lab	1
5	CHEM-1101	Applied Chemistry-I	3
6	CHEM-1201	Applied Chemistry-I Lab	1
7	CHET-1101	Chemical Process Calculations	3
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
2	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3
3	MATH-XXXX	Applied Mathematics for Technologists-I	3
4	CHEM-1102	Applied Chemistry-II	3
5	CHEM-1202	Applied Chemistry-II Lab	1
6	CHET-1102	Mechanical Separation Operations	3
7	CHET-1202	Mechanical Separation Operations Lab	1
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	PHYS-XXXX	Applied Physics for Technologists	2
2	PHYS-XXXX	Applied Physics for Technologists Lab	1
3	MATH-XXXX	Applied Mathematics for Technologists-II	3
4	ELET-XXXX	Applied Electrical Technology	2
5	ELET-XXXX	Applied Electrical Technology Lab	1
6	CHET-2101	Economics for Technologists	2
7	CHET-2102	Chemical Process Industries	3
8	CHET-2202	Chemical Process Industries Lab	1
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	MSCI-3111	Entrepreneurship	3
2	MEEN-XXXX	Workshop Technology Lab	1
3	MEEN-XXXX	Technical Drawing Lab	1
4	CHET-2103	Industrial Materials	2
5	CHET-2104	Fluid Flow Operations	3
6	CHET-2204	Fluid Flow Operations Lab	1
7	CHET-2105	Heat Transfer Operations	3
8	CHET-2205	Heat Transfer Operations Lab	1
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CHET-3101	Mass Transfer Operations	3
2	CHET-3201	Mass Transfer Operations Lab	1
3	CHET-3102	Process Plant Utilities	2
4	CHET-3103	Chemical Reactor Technology	3
5	CHET-3203	Chemical Reactor Technology Lab	1
6	CHET-3105	Wastewater Treatment Technology	3
7	CHET-3205	Wastewater Treatment Technology Lab	1
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CHET-3104	Technical Report Writing for Technologists	2
2	CHET-3105	Simultaneous Heat and Mass Transfer Operations	3
3	CHET-3205	Simultaneous Heat and Mass Transfer Operations Lab	1
4	CHET-3106	Petroleum and Petrochemicals Technology	3
5	CHET-3206	Petroleum and Petrochemicals Technology Lab	1
6	CHET-3107	Chemical Process Instrumentation Technology	3
7	CHET-3207	Chemical Process Instrumentation Technology Lab	1
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENEN-3206	Water Quality Analysis Lab	2
2	ENSC-4106	Occupational Safety and Health	3
3	CHET-4101	Industrial and Procurement Management for Technologists	2
4	CHET-4102	Maintenance and Troubleshooting Operations	3
5	CHET-XXXX	Elective*-I	3
6	CHET-4301	Chemical Technology Project	6
Semester-VIII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CHET-4302	Industrial Training	16
Program Total Credit Hours			124

BS Environmental Science

Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENSC-1101	Introduction to Environmental Science	3
2	BIOL-1181	Applied Biology	3
3	CHEM-1120	Applied Chemistry	2
4	CHEM-1220	Applied Chemistry Lab	1
5	MATH-1120	Applied Mathematics	3
6	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3
7	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENSC-1103	Introduction to Earth Sciences	3
2	PHYS-1121	Applied Physics	3
3	PHYS-1221	Applied Physics Lab	1
4	STAT-1100	Statistical Theory	2
5	SSCI-1111	Introduction to Sociology	3
6	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3
7	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies/Ethics*	2
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CPEN-1114	Introduction to Computing	2
2	CPEN-1214	Introduction to Computing Lab	1
3	CHEM-4181	Environmental Chemistry	2
4	ENSC-2101	Environmental Microbiology	3
5	ECON-2118	Applied Economics	3
6	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENSC-2102	Applied Ecology	3
2	ENSC-2103	Environmental Toxicology	2
3	ENSC-2203	Environmental Toxicology Lab	1
4	ENSC-2104	Environmental Pollution	3
5	ENSC-2105	Biodiversity and Conservation	3
6	SSCI-4101	Principles of Psychology	3
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENSC-3101	Air and Noise Pollution	3
2	ENSC-3102	Environmental Engineering	2
3	ENSC-3202	Environmental Engineering Lab	1
4	ENSC-3103	Environmental Monitoring	2
5	ENSC-3203	Environmental Monitoring Lab	1
6	MSCI-2110	Project Management	3
7	PAKS-2222	International Relations	3
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENSC-3104	Environmental Economics	3
2	ENSC-3105	Environmental Biotechnology	3
3	ENSC-3106	Environmental Policy and Law	3
4	ENSC-3107	Natural Resources and Management	3
5	ENSC-XXXX	Elective - I	3
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENSC-4101	Global Warming and Climate Change	3
2	ENSC-4102	Renewable Energy and Environment	3
3	ENSC-4103	Environmental Impact Assessment	2
4	ENSC-4203	Environmental Impact Assessment Lab	1
5	ENSC-4104	Wastewater Treatment and Management	3
6	ENSC-4105	Solid Waste Management	3
Semester-VIII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENEN-3206	Water Quality Analysis Lab	2
2	ENSC-4106	Occupational Safety and Health	3
3	ENSC-4107	Environmental Management Systems	3
4	ENSC-XXXX	Elective - II	3
5	ENSC-4301	Final Year Project	6
Program Total Credit Hours			125

MS Chemical Engineering

Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CHEN-XXXX	Core Course-I	3
2	CHEN-XXXX	Core Course-II	3
3	CHEN-XXXX	Elective Course-I	3
4	CHEN-XXXX	Elective Course-II	3
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CHEN-XXXX	Core Course-III	3
2	CHEN-XXXX	Core Course-IV	3
3	CHEN-XXXX	Elective Course-III	3
4	CHEN-XXXX	Elective Course-IV	3
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CHEN-6601	Thesis	6
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CHEN-6601	Thesis	6
Program Total Credit Hours			36

MS Environmental Engineering

Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENEN-XXXX	Core Course-I	3
2	ENEN-XXXX	Core Course-II	3
3	ENEN-XXXX	Elective Course-I	3
4	ENEN-XXXX	Elective Course-II	3
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENEN-XXXX	Core Course-III	3
2	ENEN-XXXX	Core Course-IV	3
3	ENEN-XXXX	Elective Course-III	3
4	ENEN-XXXX	Elective Course-IV	3
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENEN-6601	Thesis	6
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENEN-6601	Thesis	6
Program Total Credit Hours			36

MS Environmental Science

Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENSC-XXXX	Core Course-I	3
2	ENSC-XXXX	Core Course-II	3
3	ENSC-XXXX	Elective Course-I	3
4	ENSC-XXXX	Elective Course-II	3
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENSC-XXXX	Core Course-III	3
2	ENSC-XXXX	Core Course-IV	3
3	ENSC-XXXX	Elective Course-III	3
4	ENSC-XXXX	Elective Course-IV	3
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENSC-6601	Thesis	6
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENSC-6601	Thesis	6
Program Total Credit Hours			36

PhD Chemical Engineering

Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CHEN-XXXX	Core Course-I	3
2	CHEN-XXXX	Core Course-II	3
3	CHEN-XXXX	Elective Course-I	3
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CHEN-XXXX	Core Course-III	3
2	CHEN-XXXX	Elective Course-II	3
3	CHEN-XXXX	Elective Course-III	3
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CHEN-8601	Thesis	7.5
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CHEN-8601	Thesis	7.5
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CHEN-8601	Thesis	7.5
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CHEN-8601	Thesis	7.5
Program Total Credit Hours			48

PhD Environmental Science

Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENSC-XXXX	Core Course-I	3
2	ENSC-XXXX	Core Course-II	3
3	ENSC-XXXX	Elective Course-I	3
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENSC-XXXX	Core Course-III	3
2	ENSC-XXXX	Elective Course-II	3
3	ENSC-XXXX	Elective Course-III	3
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENSC-8601	Thesis	7.5
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENSC-8601	Thesis	7.5
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENSC-8601	Thesis	7.5
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENSC-8601	Thesis	7.5
Program Total Credit Hours			48

Department of Civil Engineering

Introduction and Overview

The best parameter to indicate the development of a country is possible through its development in infrastructure which constitutes, high - rise buildings, bridges, dams, motor ways and hydraulic structures. It highlights the significance of CIVIL ENGINEERING and high demands of CIVIL ENGINEERS in developing countries. Pakistan, on its ways to compete the developed nations, is striving hard to excel in every run of life with major focus on improving living standards by constructing High Rise buildings, enhancing modes of transportation to facilitate the people to travel from one part to the other with ease and to construct dams and irrigation canals to flourish agriculture, combat global warming and overcome the energy crisis and short fall. All these motives lead to immediate need of highly qualified Civil Engineers to meet the emerging demands of the country.

Among so many Engineering, Science and Technology Universities in Pakistan, Khwaja Fareed University of Engineering & Information Technology at Rahim Yar Khan possesses a unique feature of being the only university of its cadre in the Southern Punjab. KFUEIT, is providing higher technical education on such a large scale to cover maximum Engineering, Science and Technology disciplines under the supervision of highly qualified faculty members from so Prestigious Universities of the world.

Department of Civil Engineering at KFUEIT is one among the major departments of the University. BS Civil Engineering program was launched in Fall 2017. This program has been approved by Pakistan Engineering Council Islamabad after the visit of PEC Team in Fall 2017. The department has also initiated graduate degree program in Civil Engineering from Spring 2019 and onwards with specialization in Water Resources and Irrigation Engineering. This graduate program has also been approved by Higher Education Commission Islamabad.

The Civil Engineering department possess internationally qualified Faculty members who have earned vast experience of academics and research in National and International universities. The University has spent millions of rupees budget to establish state of the art Civil Engineering laboratories which are meeting international standards of education.

In order to provide first hand knowledge in the field related to construction, Internship for a duration of one month and survey camp for two weeks have also been introduced as part of the course curriculum.

Main thrust of KFUEIT is to develop those skills among students which help them establishing their own businesses and becoming job creator rather than job seekers and burdening the economy of Pakistan. In this regard entrepreneurship is being promoted among the students to enable them becoming self-sustainable and earn on their own. Civil Engineering Department has also introduced such courses in the curriculum and arranged training workshops and short courses to train the students with skills to help them running their own Civil Engineering projects.

Being Civil Engineers, we believe in perfection, we are motivated and ambitious to play our role in the development of our country with heart and soul. We foresee a Nation that has firm foundations enrooted deep to raise the living standards of the people of Pakistan, bridging the gaps, reducing the distances and paving the way to stand shoulder to shoulder with other Nations of prestige and honor of the world.

Vision & Mission

Mission of the department is to impart high quality Civil Engineering education by modern teaching techniques and research methodologies for acquiring the latest, creative and lifelong learning knowledge of Engineering, Sciences and Technology. The mission also focuses the development of professional and ethical qualities to be a successful Engineer and responsible member of Society for National and International infrastructural and Socio-economic development.

Vision of the department is to achieve the National and International acceptance by developing the learning environment for theoretical and practical education and purposeful research that produce competent and problem solver Civil Engineers in the seven major areas: Hydraulics and water resources, Structural Engineering, Materials and Forensic Engineering, Geotechnical Engineering, Transportation Engineering, Environmental engineering and Construction Project Management.

Key Facts

Departmental Strength
2 - PhD Civil Engineering
4 - MSc Civil Engineering
1 – Director Labs
3 – Lab Engineers (B.Sc. Civil Engineering)
1 – Laboratory Supervisor (B. Tech)
4 – Laboratory Assistants (DAE Civil)
1 - Office Attendant
2 – Naib Qasid
Well established departmental infrastructure (12 faculty offices, 4 lecture theatres, 13 Large – scale laboratories, 2 Admin offices, 1 departmental Library)
PEC approved Program
Faculty is graduated from the top ranked universities nationally and internationally
Laboratories with latest Equipment and Machinery (Latest Universal Testing Machine, Computerized Triaxial Compression Machine, Reaction Frame, Computerized Compression Testing Machine, Non – destructive Testing Facilities.

Academic Programs Being Offered

BS Civil Engineering 4-Year’s Program
MS in Civil Engineering (Specialization in Water Resource & Irrigation Engineering)

Labs Facilities / Infrastructure

Following state of the art laboratory facilities have been developed at the department of Civil Engineering.

Engineering Mechanics Laboratory
CAD Laboratory
Strength of Materials Laboratory
Plain & Reinforced Concrete Laboratories
Geotechnical Engineering Laboratories
Transportation Engineering Laboratories
Hydrology, Hydraulics and Irrigation Engineering Laboratories
Environmental Engineering Laboratory
Surveying Laboratory
GIS & RS Laboratory
Earthquake Laboratory

Academic Programs Being Offered

BS Civil Engineering 4-Year’s Program
MS in Civil Engineering (Specialization in Water Resource & Irrigation Engineering)

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Department of Computer Engineering

Introduction and Overview

Department Introduction:

Computer Engineering Department (CPED) at Khwaja Fareed University of Engineering and Information Technology (KFUEIT) is established in 2017. CPED enjoys newly purpose built infra structure, with faculty offices, teaching rooms, lecture theatres, and laboratories. The department has well experienced teaching staff from diverse backgrounds. CPED offers specialization in:

Machine Vision
Hardware Design
Communication
Software Engineering

CPED hosts state-of-art research and teaching labs. Our teaching labs include

Networking Lab
Database/ Software Engineering Lab
Programming Lab
General Computing Lab
Microprocessor/ Embedded Lab
Electronics/ Circuit Lab

Department Mission:

The department mission is the discovery, dissemination and application of knowledge by offering degree programs at the undergraduate and graduate levels and pursues a broad agenda of research and creative activities. It aims to shape the future by:

Offering nationally competitive and internationally recognized opportunities for learning;
Fostering continual innovation and creativity and promoting new ideas;
Making a significant, sustainable and socially responsible contribution to the region, the nation and the world;
Creating awareness and promoting health, economic and cultural well being.

Outcome-Based Education (OBE) has been implemented in the Faculty of Engineering, in accordance with the directives of the Higher Education Commission (HEC) and Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC). This is also one of the requirements for us to become a full member of the Washington Accord, an international agreement to mutually recognize bachelor’s degrees in engineering.

Department Vision:

To become a globally recognized Computer Engineering Department that will have an overwhelming impact on society through continual innovation in education, research, creativity, and entrepreneurship.

Milestones:

ESPICE (Exhibition of Semester Projects in Computer Engineering): ESPICE got held every semester in which students from different departments present their works under the supervision of Computer Engineering Faculty Members.
Outcome Based Education: Department of Computer Engineering honored to be pioneers to implement Outcome Based Education University wide.

Key Features / Facilities:

5 PhDs Faculty Members
4 MS Faculty Members
3 Lab Engineers
3 Research Assistants
3 Lab Assistants
1 Office Attendant
Young, energetic and dynamic team
Outcome Based Education in practice at CPE to conform to Washington Accord.
Dedicated infra-structure. (12 Faculty Offices, 6 large scale labs, 2 Admin offices) PEC and HEC Approved Programs
Our faculty is graduated from the top ranked Universities nationally and internationally.
State of art laboratories (Latest Computing machines, micro-processors, micro-controllers, trainer kits)
State of art research equipment. One of the first spectral Imaging Lab in Pakistan

Teaching / Research Laboratories:

Networking Lab
Database/Software Engineering Lab
Programming Lab
General Purpose Lab
Microprocessor/Embedded Lab
Electronics/Circuit Lab
Advance Image Processing Research Lab

Academic Programs Being Offered

BS Computer Engineering
BS Software Engineering
MS Computer Engineering
MS Software Engineering

Following specialization streams are offered at graduate level:

Machine Vision
Hardware Design
Communications
Software Engineering

Eligibility Criteria:

1) BS Computer Engineering

At the time of admission, the students must have:

Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) with Pre-Engineering / Pre-Medical with additional Mathematics / ICS including Mathematics, Physics and Computer or equivalent with 60% marks. KFUEIT recognized aptitude test (ECAT / HAT / KFEAT). Candidate should meet standards of physique and eye sight laid down in the medical Certificate. Any other requirement(s) recommended by accreditation body. DAE in relevant field (2% quota)

2) BS Software Engineering

An applicant for admission in BS Software Engineering degree program must fulfill the following requirements:

At least 50% marks in Intermediate Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) with Mathematics or equivalent qualification with Mathematics.
KFUEIT recognized aptitude test KFAT/NAT/ECAT/KFEAT or equivalent with accumulative test score of at least 50%.
The overall merit for admission shall be determined from the percentages of HSSC marks and KFUEIT recognized aptitude test score as per the following:

Merit Score = (0.7 X Percentage HSSC Marks) + (0.3 X Percentage Aptitude Test Score)

3) MS Computer Engineering

At the time of admission, the students must have:

Sixteen years of schooling or a four years degree after F.Sc/Intermediate in Computer (Systems) Engineering, Software Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Telecommunication Engineering, or in any other related disciplines.
Minimum CGPA of 2.50 out of 4.0 in BS/BE/BSc or equivalent degrees. Student from annual system must have minimum score of 60 %. The percentage score will be considered only if the CGPA is not recorded/mentioned on the transcript.
The GAT-General conducted by the HEC approved testing services with a minimum of 50 % cumulative score will be required at the time of admission to MS Computer Engineering program. The GRE subject test score is also to be accepted. The scores must be valid at the time of application.

The candidates will be required to complete the deficiency coursework prior to the MS coursework to ensure the pre-requisite competency in Computer Engineering.
The KFUEIT may conduct its own KFGAT as an alternate to GAT-General. In this case, a minimum cumulative score of 60 % will be required.
The deficiency coursework in MS Computer Engineering program will be determined by the Departmental committee on the basis of the core courses of the BS Computer Engineering degree. In special cases, it may exempt any student from completing specific deficiency course(s).

4) MS Software Engineering

At the time of admission, the students must have:

Sixteen years of schooling or a four years degree after F.Sc/Intermediate in Computer (Systems) Engineering, Software Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Telecommunication Engineering, or in any other related disciplines.
Minimum CGPA of 2.50 out of 4.0 in BS/BE/BSc or equivalent degrees. Student from annual system must have minimum score of 60 %. The percentage score will be considered only if the CGPA is not recorded/mentioned on the transcript.
The GAT-General conducted by the HEC approved testing services with a minimum of 50 % cumulative score will be required at the time of admission to MS (SE) program. The GRE subject test score is also to be accepted. The scores must be valid at the time of application

The candidates will be required to complete the deficiency coursework prior to the MS coursework to ensure the pre-requisite competency in Software Engineering
The KFUEIT may conduct its own KFGAT as an alternate to GAT-General. In this case, a minimum cumulative score of 60 % will be required.
The deficiency coursework in MS Software Engineering program will be determined by the Departmental committee on the basis of the core courses of the BS(SE) degree. In special cases, it may exempt any student from completing specific deficiency course(s).

BS Computer Engineering

Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies/Ethics	2
2	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3
3	MATH-1100	Calculus	3
4	PHYS-1123	Engineering Physics	2
5	PHYS-1223	Engineering Physics Lab	1
6	CPEN-1114	Introduction to Computing	2
7	CPEN-1214	Introduction to Computing Lab	1
8	ELEN-1201	Workshop practice	1
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
2	CPEN-1122	Intensive Programming	3	CPEN-1214
3	CPEN-1222	Intensive Programming Lab	1
4	MATH-2103	Linear Algebra	3	MATH-1100
5	CPEN-1121	Circuit Analysis	3	PHYS-1123
6	CPEN-1221	Circuit Analysis Lab	1
7	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3
8	ELEN-2201	Engineering Drawing	1
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CPEN-2120	Digital Logic Design	3
2	CPEN-2220	Digital Logic Design Lab	1
3	CPEN-2123	Object Oriented Programming	3	CPEN-1122
4	CPEN-2223	Object Oriented Programming Lab	1
5	CPEN-2110	Discrete structures	3	MATH-1100
6	CPEN-2122	Electronic Devices and Circuits	3	CPEN-1121
7	CPEN-2222	Electronic Devices and Circuits Lab	1
8	MATH-2122	Differential Equations	3	MATH-1100
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	STAT-2104	Probability & Statistics	3	MATH-1100
2	CPEN-2124	Computer Organization & Architecture	3	CPEN-2120
3	CPEN-2224	Computer Organization & Architecture Lab	1
4	ENGL-2121	Technical Report Writing Skills	2
5	CPEN-2121	Data Structures and Algorithms	3	CPEN-1122
6	CPEN-2221	Data Structures and Algorithms Lab	1
7	CPEN-2125	Signals & Systems	3	CPEN-1121
8	CPEN-2225	Signals & Systems Lab	1
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	MSCI-XXXX	Management Elective-I	3
2	CPEN-3131	Operating Systems	3	CPEN-2121
3	CPEN-3231	Operating Systems Lab	1
4	CPEN-3132	Microprocessors and Microcontroller Interfacing	3	CPEN-2124
5	CPEN-3232	Microprocessors and Microcontroller Interfacing Lab	1
6	MATH-3116	Numerical Analysis	3	MATH-2122
7	CPEN-3134	Digital Signal Processing	3	CPEN-2125
8	CPEN-3234	Digital Signal Processing Lab	1
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CPEN-314X	CE Depth Elective-I	3
2	CPEN-3135	Data Communication & Computer Networks	3
3	CPEN-3235	Data Communication & Computer Network Lab	1
4	SWEN-1111	Software Engineering	3	CPEN-2121
5	CPEN-3130	Digital System Design	3	CPEN-2124
6	CPEN-3230	Digital System Design Lab	1
7	SWEN-3111	Database Systems	3
8	SWEN-3211	Database Systems Lab	1
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CPEN-314X	CE Depth Elective- II	3
2	CPEN-4140	CE Depth Elective-III	3
3	CPEN-4390	FYP-I	3
4	CPEN-415X	IDEE-I	3
5	CPEN-415X	IDEE-II	3
6	SSCI-3120	Constitution and Legal System of Pakistan	2
Semester-VIII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	MSCI-XXXX	Management elective-II	2
2	CPEN-4391	FYP-II	3
3	CPEN-415X	IDEE-III	3
4	CPEN-414X	CE Depth Elective-IV	3
5	HLTH-1113	Basic Health Awareness	2
6	SSCI-2111	Professional Ethics	2
Program Total Credit Hours			135

BS Software Engineering

Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies/Ethics	2
2	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3
3	MATH-1100	Calculus	3
4	PHYS-1123	Engineering Physics	2
5	PHYS-1223	Engineering Physics Lab	1
6	CPEN-1114	Introduction to Computing	2
7	CPEN-1214	Introduction to Computing Lab	1
8	MSCI-2116	Principles of Accounting	3
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
2	CPEN-1122	Intensive Programming	3	CPEN-1114
3	CPEN-1222	Intensive Programming Lab	1
4	SWEN-1111	Software Engineering	3
5	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3
6	MATH-2103	Linear Algebra	3	MATH-1100
7	ENGL-2121	Technical Report Writing	2
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CPEN-2110	Discrete Structures	3	MATH-1100
2	CPEN-2123	Object Oriented Programming	3	CPEN-1122
3	CPEN-2223	Object Oriented Programming Lab	1
4	SWEN-2113	Software Requirement Engineering	3	SWEN-1111
5	MATH-2122	Differential Equations	3
6	CPEN-2120	Digital Logic Design	3
7	CPEN-2220	Digital Logic Design Lab	1
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	STAT-2104	Probability and Statistics	3	MATH-1100
2	SWEN-2112	Software Design & Architecture	3	SWEN-2113
3	SWEN-2212	Software Design & Architecture Lab	1
4	SWEN-3111	Database Systems	3
5	SWEN-3211	Database Systems Lab	1
6	SWEN-XXXX	SE Supporting-I	3
7	CPEN-2121	Data Structure & Algorithm	3	CPEN-1122
8	CPEN-2221	Data Structure & Algorithm Lab	1
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	SSCI-3120	Constitution and Legal System of Pakistan	2
2	CPEN-3131	Operating Systems	3	CPEN-2121
3	CPEN-3231	Operating System Lab	1
4	SWEN-3132	Mobile Application Development	3
5	SWEN-3115	Web Engineering	3
6	SWEN-3113	Software Construction and Development	2	SWEN-2112
7	SWEN-3212	Software Construction and Development Lab	1
8	SWEN-XXXX	SE Supporting II	3
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	SWEN-3114	Software Quality Engineering	3	SWEN-1111
2	SWEN-3112	Information Security	3
3	CPEN-3135	Data Communication & Computer Networks	3
4	CPEN-3235	Data Communication & Computer Networks Lab	1
5	SWEN-XXXX	SE Elective I	3
6	SWEN-XXXX	SE Supporting III	3
7	SSCI-3120	Professional Ethics	2
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	SWEN-4113	Software Project Management	3	SWEN-1111
2	SWEN-4114	Software Re - Engineering	3	SWEN-3113
3	SWEN-XXXX	SE Elective II	3
4	SWEN-XXXX	SE Elective III	3
5	MSCI-XXXX	Management elective-I	3
6	SWEN-4391	Final year Project I	3
Semester-VIII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	SWEN-2111	Human Computer Interaction	3
2	SWEN-XXXX	SE Elective IV	3
3	SWEN-XXXX	SE Elective V	3
4	SWEN-4392	Final Year Project-II	3
5	MSCI-XXXX	Management elective-II	3
6	HLTH-1113	Basic Health Awareness	2
Program Total Credit Hours			140

MS Computer Engineering

Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CPEN- XXXX	Core - I	3
2	CPEN- XXXX	Core - II	3
3	XXXX- XXXX	Elective - I	3
4	CPEN- XXXX	Elective - II	3
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CPEN- XXXX	Core - III	3
2	CPEN- XXXX	Elective - III	3
3	CPEN- XXXX	Elective - IV	3
4	CPEN- XXXX	Elective - V	3
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CPEN-6691	Thesis	6
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CPEN-6691	Thesis	6
Program Total Credit Hours			36
Core Courses
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CPEN-6111	Advanced Computer Architecture	3	Computer Architecture
2	CPEN-6112	Advanced Digital Systems Design	3	Digital Logic Design
3	CPEN-6113	Advanced Digital Signal Processing	3	Signals and System
4	CPEN-6110	Advanced Operating Systems	3
5	COSC-5101	Advanced Algorithms Analysis & Design	3
6	CPEN-6122	Information Theory and Coding	3
7	COSC-5108	Advanced Database Systems	3
8	SWEN-6100	Advanced Software Engineering	3
Elective Courses
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CPEN-5118	Advanced Digital Image Processing	3
2	COSC-6109	Deep learning	3
4	CPEN-5122	Medical Image Processing and Analysis	3
5	CPEN-5123	Image and Video Coding	3
6	COSC-6121	Advanced Data Mining	3
7	CPEN-5113	Multimedia Systems	3
8	COSC-5112	Machine Learning	3
9	CPEN-6114	Robotics Vision	3
10	CPEN-6115	Big Data Analytics	3
11	COSC-6120	Internet of Things	3
12	CPEN-6116	Advanced Embedded System Design	3
13	CPEN-5114	VLSI Principles and Applications	3
14	CPEN-5115	Advanced Microprocessor Design	3
15	CPEN-6117	Design of Analog CMOS Integrated Circuits	3
16	CPEN-6118	Digital IC Design	3
17	CPEN-6119	Fault Diagnosis and Testing	3
18	CPEN-6120	Design of Fault Tolerant Digital Systems	3
19	CPEN-6121	Low Power Chip Design Techniques	3
20	CPEN-5116	System on Chip Design	3
21	ELEN-6201	Antenna and Wave Propagation	3
22	ELEN-6202	Advanced Wireless Communications	3
23	ELEN-6203	Advanced Digital Communications Systems	3
24	ELEN-6210	Advanced Optical Communications	3
25	ELEN-6211	Microwave Devices and Circuits	3
26	COSC-6121	Advanced Computer Networks	3
27	CPEN-6123	Advanced Engineering Electromagnetics	3
28	CPEN-5122	Radar Engineering	3
29	CPEN-5123	Wireless Sensor Networks	3
30	SWEN -5101	Advanced Requirement Engineering	3
31	SWEN -5102	Advanced Software System Architecture	3
32	SWEN-5103	Software Testing and Quality Assurance	3
33	SWEN-5110	Object Oriented Software Engineering	3
34	COSC-5103	Semantic Web	3
35	SWEN-6101	Reliability Engineering	3
36	SWEN-6102	Agile Software Development Methods	3
37	SWEN-6103	Advanced Human Computer Interaction	3
General Elective
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CPEN-6124	Mathematical Optimization	3
2	CPEN-5151	Stochastic Processes	3	Probability and Statistics
3	CPEN-6125	Advanced Topics in Computer Engineering	3
4	MSCI-6102	Research Methodology (University Mandatory)	3

MS Software Engineering

Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	SWEN- XXXX	Core - I	3
2	SWEN- XXXX	Core - II	3
3	XXXX-XXXX	Elective - I	3
4	SWEN-XXXX	Elective - II	3
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	SWEN- XXXX	Core - III	3
2	SWEN-XXXX	Elective - III	3
3	SWEN-XXXX	Elective - IV	3
4	SWEN-XXXX	Elective - V	3
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	SWEN-6691	Thesis	6
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	SWEN-6691	Thesis	6
Program Total Credit Hours			36
Core Courses
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	SWEN-5101	Advanced Requirements Engineering	3
2	SWEN-5102	Advanced Software System Architecture	3
3	SWEN-5103	Software Testing and Quality Assurance	3
4	COSC-5101	Advanced Algorithms Analysis & Design	3
5	COSC-5108	Advanced Database Systems	3
6	SWEN-6100	Advanced Software Engineering	3
7	SWEN-6102	Agile Software Development Methods	3
Elective Courses
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	SWEN-5104	Software Risk Management	3
2	SWEN-5105	Software Measurement and Metrics	3
3	SWEN-5106	Software Configuration Management	3
4	SWEN-5107	Component Based Software Engineering	3
5	SWEN-5108	Empirical Software Engineering	3
6	SWEN-5109	Agent Oriented Software Engineering	3
7	SWEN-5110	Object Oriented Software Engineering	3
8	SWEN-5111	Advanced Software Development	3
9	SWEN-5112	Model Driven Software Engineering	3
10	COSC-5103	Semantic Web	3
11	COSC-5105	Advanced Computer Networks	3
12	COSC-5106	Wireless Networks and Mobile Computing	3
13	COSC-5109	Distributed Database Systems	3
14	COSC-5111	Information Retrieval Techniques	3
15	COSC-5112	Machine Learning	3
16	COSC-5113	Multi-Agent Systems	3
17	COSC-5117	Knowledge-Based Systems	3
18	SWEN-6101	Reliability Engineering	3
20	SWEN-6103	Advanced Human Computer Interaction	3
21	SWEN-6104	Advanced Software Project Management	3
22	SWEN-6105	Formal Methods	3
23	SWEN-6106	Model Checking	3
24	SWEN-6107	Advanced Topics in Software Engineering	3
25	COSC-6108	Natural Language Processing	3
26	COSC-6110	Theory of Programming Languages	3
27	COSC-6120	Internet of Things	3
34	COSC-6123	NoSQL Databases	3
35	COSC-6124	Big Data Analytics	3
36	SWEN-6108	Initiating and Planning Projects	3
37	SWEN-6109	Project Risks and Change	3
38	SWEN-6110	Project Management in IT Security	3
39	COSC-5118	Advanced Digital Image Processing	3
40	COSC-6109	Deep learning	3
41	COSC-6121	Advanced Data Mining	3
42	CPEN-5113	Multimedia Systems	3
43	CPEN-6119	Fault Diagnosis and Testing	3
General Elective
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	CPEN-5124	Stochastic Processes	3
2	MSCI-6102	Research Methodology	3
3	CPEN-6124	Mathematical Optimization	3

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Department of Mechanical Engineering

Introduction and Overview:

The Department of Mechanical Engineering was established in 2014 and is one of the pioneer department in Khwaja Fareed University of Engineering and Information Technology. To ensure that the Department of Mechanical Engineering continually strives to produce successful engineers who can excel on the global stage, the department implements a series of continuous quality improvement measures.

The Department of Mechanical Engineering is having the latest and modern infrastructure to undertake teaching and research activities of international standards.

Vision & Mission:

Mission

To serve the national and international community by providing quality education, research, and innovations in the field of Mechanical Engineering by producing competent professionals and to establish the effective partnership among university, industry and government-based organizations which will eventually enhance the economic development of the state of Pakistan.

Vision

To be recognized as a world-class Mechanical Engineering Department for excellence in education, research and innovation.

Scope and Associated Career:

Through a commitment to service excellence, staff development and the maximum use of human and other resources, the Mechanical Engineering Department of the KFUEIT strives to unite students, staff and employees in the common goal of improving the quality of life for our community which are as follow:

To serve the national and international community by providing quality education.
Research and innovations in the field of Mechanical Engineering by producing competent professionals.
To establish an effective partnership among university, industry and government, to improve the economic development of Pakistan.

Key Facts:

Highly qualified faculty who have got their degrees from highly reputed universities in the world. The academic and supporting staff are supported in their career development through various training courses, workshops, seminars, and conferences. The academic staff in the Department of Mechanical Engineering comprises of experienced individuals with various disciplines in the Mechanical, Materials, Product Design and Manufacturing Engineering fields. Some of them have gained relevant industrial experiences before joining the department.

PEC Accreditation

The Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) accreditation visit was held in April 2019. Undergraduate program of batch 2014 was accredited by PEC and batch 2015 has achieved OBE based accreditation by PEC which is substantially equivalent to Washington Accord

Labs Facilities / Infrastructure:

The purpose of Mechanical Engineering Labs is to act as a platform to support the ambitions of the graduates. We provide training and guidance in a student-friendly environment that enables our graduates to learn in a better and efficient manner.

The department has state of the art laboratories related to mechanical field. Besides, the Mechanical Engineering Department has high tech laboratories of a unique blend of engineering sciences with well-adjusted laboratory work, design projects, and manufacturing processes with extensive usage of computers and the latest software.

Department of Mechanical Engineering has following fully equipped labs:

Thermodynamics Lab
IC Engine Lab
Heat and mass transfer Lab
Workshop Laboratory
Renewable Energy Lab
Manufacturing Lab
Refrigeration and air conditioning lab
Mechanical vibration lab
Fluid Mechanics Lab
Engineering Drawing and Graphics Lab
Simulation & CAD Lab
Engineering Mechanics Lab
Mechanics of Machines Lab
Mechanics of Materials Lab
Advanced Simulation Lab
Project Lab

The development of various other advanced labs and resource centers that accomplish the necessity of an undergraduate program is in progress. Moreover, students gain practical experience by having the opportunity through industrial internship sessions.

Academic Programs Being Offered

The Department is currently offering following program:

BS (Mechanical Engineering)
BS (Mechanical Engineering Technology)
BS (Biomedical Sciences)
MS (Mechanical Engineering)
MS (Materials Engineering)
MS (Materials Science)*
PhD (Mechanical Engineering)
* Subject to approval / NOC from HEC / Accreditation Body / Competent Authority

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering (4-years)

Program Introduction

This program covers disciplines in mechanical equipment and systems, from micromechanical machines to massive power-generating turbines. After degree completion, the students will normally be engineers having a grip in the Automotive, Energy Production, Foundry Process, Mechanical Systems, and Micro-Mechanical Machine.

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)

PEO-1: The graduates will apply knowledge and skills to provide sustainable solutions to meet challenging mechanical engineering problems in the regional and global industry and academia.
PEO-2: The graduates will demonstrate professional growth, exhibit continual improvement in learning modern engineering techniques, and their applications in multidisciplinary areas.
PEO-3: The graduates will demonstrate high standards of ethical and professional conduct, excellent communication, work as a team and manage projects, as a useful member of society.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

The Program Learning Outcomes of the program are

Engineering Knowledge: An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, engineering fundamentals and an engineering specialization to the solution of complex engineering problems.
Problem Analysis: An ability to identify, formulate, research literature, and analyze complex engineering problems reaching substantiated conclusions using first principles of mathematics, natural sciences and engineering sciences.
Design/Development of Solutions: An ability to design solutions for complex engineering problems and design systems, components or processes that meet specified needs with appropriate consideration for public health and safety, cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
Investigation: An ability to investigate complex engineering problems in a methodical way including literature survey, design and conduct of experiments, analysis and interpretation of experimental data, and synthesis of information to derive valid conclusions.
Modern Tool Usage: An ability to create, select and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern engineering and IT tools, including prediction and modeling, to complex engineering activities, with an understanding of the limitations.
The Engineer and the Society: An ability to apply reasoning informed by contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to professional engineering practice and solution to complex engineering problems.
Environment and Sustainability: An ability to understand the impact of professional engineering solutions in societal and environmental contexts and demonstrate knowledge of and need for sustainable development.
Ethics: Apply ethical principles and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of engineering practice.
Individual and Teamwork: An ability to work effectively, as an individual or in a team, on multifaceted and /or multidisciplinary settings.
Communication: An ability to communicate effectively, orally as well as in writing, on complex engineering activities with the engineering community and with society at large, such as being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
Project Management: An ability to demonstrate management skills and apply engineering principles to one’s own work, as a member and/or leader in a team, to manage projects in a multidisciplinary environment.
Life Long Learning: An ability to recognize importance of, and pursue lifelong learning in the broader context of innovation and technological developments.

Table 1. Mapping of PLOs with PEOs

PEOs	PLOs
PEOs	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12
1	✔	✔	✔	✔			✔					✔
2				✔	✔	✔				✔		✔
3						✔		✔	✔	✔	✔

Eligibility Criteria

The applicant should have passed the 12 years of education in any of the following programs.
- Intermediate (Pre-Engineering)
- DAE (Mechanical or relevant)
  - DAE Mechanical Technology (with any specialization).
  - DAE Precision Mechanical & Instruments Technology.
  - DAE Auto & Diesel Technology.
  - DAE Bio-Medical Technology.
  - DAE Dies & Mold Technology.
  - DAE Automation Technology.
  - DAE Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Technology.
- Intermediate (Pre-Medical with additional Math)
- Any other relevant program. The relevance of the program will be recommended by the head of the department and approved by the dean.
The applicant must have a minimum of 60% marks in the program mentioned above.
The applicant should have appeared in ECAT (UET) or equivalent.
The applicant must fulfill any other minimum requirements put forward by PEC, in addition to the above-mentioned criteria.

Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering Technology(4-years)

Program Introduction

A 4-year degree, entitled, BS in Mechanical Engineering Technology provides the bright students an opportunity to realize their dream as Technologists by advancing their higher education in technical fields. It is an internationally recognized degree, which is offered in all advanced countries like USA, Canada, Australia, UK, Malaysia, and many more.

Engineers, technologists and technicians may work on the same project but they work in different capacities. Technologists interpret the draft and designs of engineers and act as a go-between between the engineers and the technicians i.e. the work crew.

Program educational objectives (PEOs)

PEO1: Will have demonstrated knowledge of mechanical engineering technology appropriate for career pursuits and workplace needs.
PEO2: Will have the ability to understand, diagnose, communicate and provide solutions to technical problems/situations for the benefit of the society.
PEO3: Will demonstrate intellectual curiosity to actively pursue the acquisition of new knowledge and skills necessary to refine and improve his/her abilities to contribute to technology domain.
PEO4: Ethical commitment to allow them to deal successfully with social, technical and professional situations in their life and work.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)

PLO-1 Engineering Technology Knowledge (SA1): The graduates will be able to apply knowledge of mathematics, natural science, Engineering Technology fundamentals and Engineering Technology specialization to defined and applied Engineering Technology procedures, processes, systems or methodologies.
PLO-2 Problem Analysis (SA2): The graduates will be able to identify, formulate, research literature and analyze broadly-defined Engineering Technology problems reaching substantiated conclusions using analytical tools appropriate to the discipline or area of specialization.
PLO-3 Design/Development of Solutions (SA3): The graduates will be able to design solutions for broadly- defined Engineering Technology problems and contribute to the design of systems, components or processes to meet specified needs with appropriate consideration for public health and safety, cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.
PLO-4 Investigation (SA4): The graduates will be able to conduct investigations of broadly-defined problems; locate, search and select relevant data from codes, data bases and literature, design and conduct experiments to provide valid conclusions.
PLO-5 Modern Tool Usage (SA5): The graduates will be able to select and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern technology and IT tools, including prediction and modelling, to broadly-defined Engineering Technology problems, with an understanding of the limitations.
PLO-6 The Engineering Technologist and Society (SA6): The graduates will be able to demonstrate understanding of the societal, health, safety, legal and cultural issues and the consequent responsibilities relevant to Engineering Technology practice and solutions to broadly defined Engineering Technology problems.
PLO-7 Environment and Sustainability (SA7): The graduates will be able to understand and evaluate the sustainability and impact of Engineering Technology work in the solution of broadly defined Engineering Technology problems in societal and environmental contexts.
PLO-8 Ethics (SA8): The graduates will be able to understand and commit to professional ethics and responsibilities and norms of Engineering Technology practice
PLO-9 Individual and Team Work (SA9): The graduates will be able to function effectively as an individual, and as a member or leader in diverse teams.
PLO-10 Communication (SA10): The graduates will be able to communicate effectively on broadly defined Engineering Technology activities with the Engineering Technologist community and with society at large, by being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.
PLO-11 Project Management (SA11): The graduates will be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of Engineering Technology management principles and apply these to one’s own work, as a member or leader in a team and to manage projects in multidisciplinary environments.
PLO-12 Lifelong Learning (SA12): The graduates will be able to recognize the need for, and have the ability to engage in independent and life-long learning in specialist Engineering Technologies.

Eligibility Criteria

The admission criteria for BS in Mechanical Engineering Technology is as per NTC criteria set for admission into any Engineering Technology program

50% marks in F.Sc. (Pre-Engineering) or Equivalent Qualification A-level / ICS / DAE / B.Sc. (Excluding sports and Hafiz-e-Quran)
Induction Weightage: 70% weightage to F. Sc. Or Equivalent/ICS/DAE/B.Sc. 30% to Entry Test

The student should have at least 50% overall adjusted admission marks computed from above ratios. Equivalence of the Examination passed by the candidate shall be determined by Inter Board Chairmen Committee (IBCC).

The applicant must fulfill any other minimum requirements put forward by NTC, in addition to above-mentioned criteria.

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering (2-years)

The applicant should hold a Bachelor Degree (16 years) from a PEC/HEC recognized University/ institution, in any of the following programs:

Mechanical Engineering
Mechatronics Engineering
Industrial Engineering

Any other relevant degree. The relevance of the degree will be recommended by the head of the department and approved by the dean.

The applicant must have a minimum CGPA of 2.5 out of 4.00 or equivalent.

The applicant must have a minimum 50 percent score in the relevant test conducted by NTS or HEC

The department may conduct its test, and the applicant must have a minimum 60 percent score in that test.

The score should be valid on the closing date of admission.

The applicant must fulfill any other minimum requirements put forward by HEC, in addition to the above-mentioned criteria.

PhD in Mechanical Engineering

The applicant should hold a Master Degree (18 years) from a PEC/HEC recognized University/ institution, in a relevant field.

The applicant must have a minimum CGPA of 3.00 out of 4.00 or equivalent.

The applicant must have a minimum 60 percent score in the relevant test conducted by NTS or HEC. The department may conduct its test, and the applicant must have a minimum 70 percent score in that test. The score should be valid on the closing date of admission.

The applicant must fulfill any other minimum requirements put forward by HEC, in addition to the above mentioned criteria

BS Mechanical Engineering (SESSION 2020 & ONWARDS)

Semester-1

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours			Contact Hrs			Pre-Requisites
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisites
1	ENGL-1118	Functional English	2	0	2	2	0	2
2	PHYS-1123	Engineering Physics	2	0	2	2	0	2
3	PHYS-1223	Engineering Physics Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
4	CHEM-1191	Engineering Chemistry	2	0	2	2	0	2
5	MEEN-1201	Engineering Drawing & Graphics Lab	0	2	2	0	2	2
6	MATH-1100	Calculus	3	0	3	3	0	3
7	CPEN-1176	Computer systems and programming	2	0	2	2	0	2
8	CPEN-1276	Computer Systems and programming Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
9	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies	2	0	2	2	0	2
Total					17			21

Semester-2

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours			Contact Hrs			Pre-Requisites
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisites
1	MEEN-1111	Engineering Materials	3	0	3	3	0	3
2	MEEN-1102	Engineering Statics	3	0	3	3	0	3
3	ELEN-1175	Electrical Engineering	2	0	2	2	0	2
4	MEEN-1106	Thermodynamics-I	3	0	3	3	0	3
5	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2	0	2	2	0	2
6	MEEN -1208	Workshop Practice	0	2	2	0	2	2
7	MATH-2103	Linear Algebra & Differential Equations	3	0	3	3	0	3
Total					18			18

Semester-3

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours			Contact Hrs			Pre-Requisites
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisites
1	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3	0	3	3	0	3
2	ELEN-2175	Electronics Engineering	2	0	2	2	0	2
3	ELEN-2276	Electrical and Electronics Engineering Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
4	MEEN-2101	Engineering Dynamics	3	0	3	3	0	3
5	MEEN-2201	Engineering Mechanics Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
6	MEEN-2118	Thermodynamics-II	3	0	3	3	0	3
7	MEEN-2218	Thermodynamics-II Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
8	MEEN-2119	Mechanics of Materials-I	3	0	3	3	0	3
Total					17			23

Semester-4

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours			Contact Hrs			Pre-Requisites
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisites
1	MEEN-2130	Engineering Statistics	3	0	3	3	0	3
2	MEEN-2131	Numerical Methods for Engineers	2	0	2	2	0	2
3	MEEN-2231	Numerical Methods for Engineers Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
4	MEEN-2102	Theory of Machines	3	0	3	3	0	3
5	MEEN-2202	Theory of Machines Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
6	MEEN-2228	Fluid Mechanics-I	3	0	3	3	0	3
7	MEEN-2120	Mechanics of Materials-II	3	0	3	3	0	3
8	MEEN-2220	Mechanics of Materials-II Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
Total					17			23

Semester-5

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours			Contact Hrs			Pre-Requisites
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisites
1	MEEN-3128	Fluid Mechanics-II	3	0	3	3	0	3
2	MEEN-3228	Fluid Mechanics Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
3	MEEN-3140	Instrumentation and measurements	2	0	2	2	0	2
4	MEEN-3240	Instrumentation and Measurements Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
5	MEEN-3141	Machine Design I	3	0	3	3	0	3
6	MEEN-3241	CAD Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
7	MSCI-xxxx	Management Elective-I	3	0	3	3	0	3
8	MEEN-3130	Manufacturing Process	3	0	3	3	0	3
9	MEEN-3230	Manufacturing Process Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
Total					18			26

Semester-6

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours			Contact Hrs			Pre-Requisites
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisites
1	MEEN-3136	Heat & Mass Transfer	3	0	3	3	0	3
2	MEEN-3236	Heat & Mass Transfer Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
3	MEEN-3142	Introduction to Finite Element Analysis	2	0	2	2	0	2
4	MEEN-3242	Introduction to Finite Element Analysis Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
5	MEEN-3143	Machine Design II	2	0	2	2	0	2
6	ENGL-4175	Technical Report Writing	2	0	2	2	0	2
7	MSCI-wxyz	Management Elective II	3	0	3	3	0	3
8	MEEN-4xyz	Technical Elective-I	3	0	3	3	0	3
Total					17			21

Semester-7

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours			Contact Hrs			Pre-Requisites
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisites
1	MEEN-4147	Internal Combustion Engines	2	0	2	2	0	2
2	MEEN-4247	Internal Combustion Engines Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
3	MEEN-4148	Refrigeration & Air Conditioning	3	0	3	3	0	3
4	MEEN-4248	Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
5	MEEN-3101	Control Engineering	3	0	3	3	0	3
6	MEEN-3201	Control Engineering Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
7	MEEN-4xyz	Technical Elective-II	3	-	-	3	-	-
8	MEEN-4398	Project (Phase-I)	0	3	3	0	3	3
Total					17			20

Semester-8

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours			Contact Hrs			Pre-Requisites
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisites
1	MEEN-4149	Mechanical Vibrations	3	0	3	3	0	3
2	MEEN-4249	Mechanical Vibrations Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
3	SSCI-wxyz	Professional Ethics (Social Science Elective)	2	0	2	2	0	2
4	MEEN-4xyz	Technical Elective-III	3	-	3	3	-	3
5	SSCI-wxyz	Health Safety and environment (Social Science Elective)	2	0	2	2	0	2
6	MEEN-4399	Project (Phase-II)	0	3	3	0	3	3
Total					14			14

GRAND TOTAL	135
Non-Engineering Domain Credit Hrs	34
Engineering Domain Credit Hrs	101
Non-Engineering Domain Credit Hrs (%)	25.7
Engineering Domain Credit Hrs (%)	74.3

List of Electives

Technical Electives

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Name (Theory Credit Hour, Lab Credit Hour)	Credit Hours
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Name (Theory Credit Hour, Lab Credit Hour)	1	MEEN-4152 MEEN-4252	Renewable Energy Sources (2,1)	3
2	MEEN-4155 MEEN-4255	Computational Fluid Dynamics (2,1)	3
3	MEEN-4156	Mechatronics (3,0)	3
4	MEEN-4157	Tribology (3,0)	3
5	MEEN-4158	Maintenance Engineering (3,0)	3
6	MEEN-4181	Fluid Power: Hydraulics & Pneumatics (3,0)	3
7	MEEN-4160	Gas Dynamics (3,0)	3
8	MEEN-4161	Aerodynamics (3,0)	3
9	MEEN-4165	Desalination Systems (3,0)	3
10	MEEN-4166	Electromechanical Systems (3,0)	3
11	MEEN-4162	Energy Resources & Utilization (3,0)	3
12	MEEN-4172	Manufacturing Automation (3,0)	3

Social Sciences / University Electives

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	1	SSCI-wxyz	Sociology and Development	2
2	SSCI-wxyz	Social Anthropology	2
3	SSCI-wxyz	Understanding Psychology and Human Behavior	2
4	SSCI-wxyz	Professional Psychology	2
5	SSCI-wxyz	Professional Ethics	2
6	SSCI-wxyz	Organizational Behavior	2
7	SSCI-wxyz	Introduction to Sociology	2
8	SSCI-wxyz	Critical Thinking	2
9	SSCI-wxyz	Introduction to Philosophy	2
10	SSCI-wxyz	Entrepreneurship	2
11	SSCI-wxyz	Basic Health Awareness	2
12	SSCI-wxyz	Constitution & Legal System of Pakistan	2

Management Electives

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	1	MSCI-2112	Engineering Economics (3,0)	3
2	MSCI-3110	Organizational Behaviors (3,0)	3
3	MEEN-4170	Industrial Management (3,0)	3
4	MSCI-1102	Principles of Management (3,0)	3
5	MSCI-4155	Total Quality Management (3,0)	3
6	MEEN-4174	Operations Management (3,0)	3
7	MSCI-3111	Entrepreneurship (3,0)	3
8	MEEN-4102	Project Management (3,0)	3

BS Mechanical Technology

Semester-1

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours			Contact Hrs			Pre-Requisites
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisites
1	PHYS-1123	Applied Physics	2	0	2	2	0	2
2	PHYS-1223	Applied Physics Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
3	CHEM-1191	Applied Chemistry	2	0	2	2	0	2
4	CHEM-1291	Applied Chemistry Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
5	MATH-1101	Applied Mathematics-I	3	0	3	3	0	3
6	CPEN-1110	Introduction to Computer Fundamentals	1	0	1	1	0	1
7	CPEN-1210	Introduction to Computer Fundamentals Lab	0	2	2	0	6	6
8	MEET-1101	Workshop Technology	1	0	1	1	0	1
9	MEET-1201	Workshop Technology Lab	0	2	2	0	6	6
10	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies	2	0	2	2	0	2
Total					17			29

Semester-2

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours			Contact Hrs			Pre-Requisites
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisites
1	MATH-1102	Applied Mathematics-II	3	0	3	3	0	3
2	MEET-1102	Technical Drawing & CAD- I	2	0	2	2	0	2
3	MEET-1202	Technical Drawing & CAD- I Lab	0	2	2	0	6	6
4	ELEN-1101	Basic Electrical & Electronics	2	0	2	2	0	2
5	ELEN-1201	Basic Electrical & Electronics Lab	0	2	2	0	6	6
6	MEET-1103	Applied Thermo- dynamics- 1	2	0	2	2	0	2
7	MEET-1203	Applied Thermo- dynamics- 1 Lab	0	2	2	0	6	6
8	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2	0	2	2	0	2
Total					17			29

Semester-3

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours			Contact Hrs			Pre-Requisites
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisites
1	ENGL-2119	Communication Skills	3	0	3	3	0	3
2	MEET-2204	CAD-II	0	3	3	0	9	9	MEET-1102, MEET-1202
3	MEET-2105	Industrial Materials	2	0	2	2	0	2
4	MEET-220	Industrial Materials Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
5	MEET-2106	Mechanics of Material	2	0	2	2	0	2
6	MEET-2206	Mechanics of Material Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
7	MEET-2107	Applied Thermodynamics-II	2	0	2	2	0	2	MEET-1103, MEET-1203
8	MEET-2207	Applied Thermodynamics-II Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3	MEET-1103, MEET-1203
Total					15			27

Semester-4

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours			Contact Hrs			Pre-Requisites
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisites
1	MEET-2108	Machine Design	3	0	3	3	0	3
2	MEET-2109	Fluid Mechanics	2	0	2	2	0	2
3	MEET-2209	Fluid Mechanics Lab	0	2	2	0	6	6
4	MEET-2110	Engineering Statics	2	0	2	2	0	2
5	MEET-2210	Engineering Statics Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
6	STAT-2104	Probability & Statistics	3	0	3	3	0	3
7	MSCI-2155	Total Quality Management	2	0	2	2	0	2
8	ENGL-2120	Technical Report Writing	3	0	3	3	0	3
Total					18			24

Semester-5

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours			Contact Hrs			Pre-Requisites
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisites
1	MEET-3111	Heat Transfer	2	0	2	2	0	2	MEET-2107, MEET-2207
2	MEET-3211	Heat Transfer Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3	MEET-2107, MEET-2207
3	MEET-3112	IC Engine	2	0	2	2	0	2	MEET-2107, MEET-2207
4	MEET-3212	IC Engine Lab	0	2	2	0	6	6	MEET-2107, MEET-2207
5	MEET-3113	Dynamics	2	0	2	2	0	2	MEET-2110, MEET-2210
6	MEET-3213	Dynamics Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3	MEET-2110, MEET-2210
7	MSCI-3102	Project Management	3	0	3	3	0	3
8	MSCI-3103	Economics	2	0	2	2	0	2
9	MEET-3114	Manufacturing Process	2	0	2	2	0	2	MEET-2105, MEET-2205
10	MEET-3214	Manufacturing Process Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3	MEET-2105, MEET-2205
Total					18			28

Semester-6

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours			Contact Hrs			Pre-Requisites
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisites
1	MEET-3115	Instrumentation & Control	2	0	2	2	0	2
2	MEET-3215	Instrumentation & Control Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
3	MEET-3116	Mechanical Vibrations	2	0	2	2	0	2
4	MEET-3216	Mechanical Vibrations Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
5	MEET-3117	Refrigeration & Air Conditioning	2	0	2	2	0	2	MEET-3111, MEET-3211
6	MEET-3217	Refrigeration & Air Conditioning Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
7	MEET-3118	Material Handling & Safety	3	0	3	3	0	3
8	MEET-3218	Material Handling & Safety Lab	0	1	1	0	3	3
9	MEET-3398	Project	0	3	3	0	9	9
Total					16			30

Semester-6 (Summer Project Work)

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours			Contact Hrs			Pre-Requisites
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisites
1	MEET-3399	Project	0	3	3	0	9	9	MEET-3398
Total					3			9

Semester-7

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours			Contact Hrs			Pre-Requisites
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisites
1	MEET-4498	Industrial / Field Training	0	16	16	0	4*16	640
Total					16			640

Semester-8

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours			Contact Hrs			Pre-Requisites
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisites
1	MEET-4499	Industrial / Field Training	0	16	16	0	4*16	640	MEET-4498
Total					16			640

GRAND TOTAL	136		1456
Non-Engineering Domain Credit Hrs	32
Engineering Domain Credit Hrs	104
Non-Engineering Domain Credit Hrs (%)	23.53
Engineering Domain Credit Hrs (%)	76.47

MS Mechanical Engineering

Semester-1

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours
1	Core 1	Core 1	3
2	Core 2	Core 2	3
3	Core 3	Core 3	3
4	Elective 1	Elective 1	3

Semester-2

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours
1	Core 4	Core 4	3
2	Elective 2	Elective 2	3
3	Elective 3	Elective 3	3
4	Elective 4	Elective 4	3

Semester-3, 4

S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	Thesis	Thesis	12
Program Total Credit Hours			36

Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering

Semester-1

S.No.	Course	Credit Hours
1	Elective 1	3
2	Elective 2	3
3	Elective 3	3

Semester-2

S.No.	Course	Credit Hours
1	Elective 4	3
2	Elective 5	3
3	Elective 6	3

Semester 3 and Onwards

S.No.	Course	Credit Hours
1	Thesis	30

List of Elective Courses

Curriculum for the PhD Program is as follows:

List of Core Courses

S.No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours
1	MEEN-6102	Advanced Manufacturing Systems	3
2	MEEN-6105	Computer Integrated Manufacturing	3
3	MEEN-6106	Advanced Control System	3
4	MEEN-6110	Advanced Fluid Mechanics	3
5	MEEN-6112	Computational Fluid Dynamics	3
6	MEEN-6113	Thermal System Design	3
7	MATH-6115	Advanced Engineering Mathematics	3
8	MEEN-6401	Advanced Engineering Materials	3
9	MEEN-6406	Advanced Tribology	3
10	MEEN-6411	Continuum Mechanics	3
11	MEEN-6415	Advanced Stress Analysis	3
12	MEEN-6417	Advanced Internal Combustion Engines	3
13	MEEN-6420	Thermal Design of Heat Exchangers	3
14	MEEN-6422	Advanced Water Desalination	3
15	MEEN-6423	Special Topics in Mechanical Engineering	3
16	MEEN-6103	Product and Process Design	3
17	MEEN-6104	CAD/CAM	3
18	MEEN-6107	Robotics	3
19	MEEN-6108	Advanced Dynamics	3
20	MEEN-6109	Modelling & Simulation	3
21	MEEN-6111	Advanced Thermodynamics	3
22	MEEN-6114	Advanced Heat Transfer	3
23	MEEN-6402	Product Life Cycle Management	3
24	MEEN-6403	Design Management & Prediction	3
25	MEEN-6404	Materials for High-Temperature Applications	3
26	MEEN-6405	Human Factor Engineering	3
27	MEEN-6407	Combustion and Environment	3
28	MEEN-6408	Expert Systems in Mechanical Engineering	3
29	MEEN-6409	Mechanism Design	3
30	MEEN-6410	Sensors and Sensing Technology	3

S.No.	Course Code	Course Name	Credit Hours
31	MEEN-6412	Advanced Finite Element Methods	3
32	MEEN-6413	Advanced Mechanical Vibration	3
33	MEEN-6414	Industrial Automation	3
34	MEEN-6418	Energy Resources and Utilization	3
35	MEEN-6419	Precision Manufacturing Systems	3
36	MEEN-6421	Convection Heat Transfer	3
37	MEEN-6424	Processing of Composites	3
38	MEEN-6425	Theory of Elasticity	3
39	MEEN-6426	Design of Experiments	3
40	MEEN-6427	Turbulence Modelling	3
41	MEEN-6428	Intelligent Control	3
42	MEEN-6429	Optimal Control	3
43	MEEN-6430	Fundamentals of Aerodynamics	3
44	MEEN-6439	Advanced Numerical Analysis Techniques	3
45	MSCI-6135	Supply Chain Management	3
46	MATH-6158	Mathematical Statistics	3
47	MEEN-7102	Advanced Manufacturing Design Techniques	3
48	MEEN-7103	Industrial Control Technology	3
49	MEEN-7104	Precision Manufacturing Systems	3
50	MEEN-7105	Smart Materials and Structures	3
51	MEEN-7106	Advanced Measurement Techniques	3
52	MEEN-7109	Combustion Engineering	3
53	MEEN-7110	Advanced Mechanical Vibration	3
54	MEEN-8104	Materials for High-Temperature Applications	3
55	MEEN-8105	Smart Materials and Structures	3
56	MEEN-8108	Special Topics for Advanced Thermodynamics	3
57	MEEN-8111	Advanced Solid Mechanics	3
58	MEEN-8112	Advanced Power Plant Systems	3
59	MEEN-8113	Theory of Plasticity	3

Mechanical

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Department of Computer Science

Message from the Head of Department

Since its inception in 2014 the Department of Computer Science (DCS) has been dedicated towards creation of an innovative academic environment, which focuses on the overall development of students. The DCS at KFUEIT offers students and faculty a close-knit community to learn, discover and innovate, in a shared quest for computational solutions to a spectrum of challenging problems. Our focus is on quality teaching and research using state of the art facilities. The department copes with the modern needs of Information Technology where the main objective is to produce quality computer professionals and software engineers to meet the emerging demands of IT at national and international markets. We have a well-designed curriculum as per HEC requirements with a combination of foundation, core and elective courses supported by the final year projects and internship programs.

Our degree programs are accredited by NCEAC (Computing Council). So far, we are the only one in Southern Punjab who got accreditation of BS Computer Science degree program. Yes, a big achievement.

The department educates and conducts research covering wide areas of attractive educational programs for students to learn from the basics to advanced technologies related to computer science and information technology. Students are taught and groomed to become leading developers and researchers who are highly motivated and have practical, creative and management skills to drive an advanced next-generation information society in all industrial zones.

During the last few years, the Department had a number of commendable achievements at National level. Please explore our website to learn more about the department’s academic programs, research activities, faculty, achievements, and more. You can also find us on Facebook pages,

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With this, I welcome you at the Department of Computer Science, KFUEIT-Rahim Yar Khan.

Introduction

The Department of Computer Science at KFUEIT offers students and faculty a close-knit community to learn, discover and innovate, in a shared quest for computational solutions to a spectrum of challenging problems. Our focus is on quality teaching and research using state of the art facilities. The department copes with the modern needs of Information Technology where the main objective is to produce quality computer professionals and software engineers to meet the emerging demands of IT at national and international markets. We have a well designed curriculum as per HEC requirements with a combination of foundation, core and elective courses supported by the final year projects and internship programs.

Vision

To be recognized as a centre of excellence internationally in teaching and research in computer science to contribute for the local and national development.

Our mission is to provide quality education and;

To produce graduates who are successful professionally, ethically, technically and scientifically to make positive contributions in the field of computing.
To create, share, and apply knowledge in interdisciplinary research areas to perform a significant role in the continuing local and global transformations.
To contribute positively to the economic development of the country providing services to the local community.
To prepare the human resource to overcome the shortage of skilled manpower who can face the challenges of the 21st Century.

Key Features / Facilitie

State of the art Computing Labs.
Fareed Computing Research Center(www.fcrc.work).
Highly qualified faculty having national and international exposure.
Best Teacher Award 2018.
Won National level competitions such as; ASCII, Microsoft Imagine Cup.
Research Publications in high ranked journals.
Member of National Curriculum Revision Committee.
Dr. Arif Mehmood become reviewer of ETRI journal.
Mr. Saqib Ubaid became member of Punjab Curriculum & Textbook Board (PCTB).

Academic Programs Being Offered

BS Computer Science
BS Data Science
BS Artificial Intelligence
MSc. Computer Science
MS Computer Science
MS Data Science
PhD Computer Science

Admission Criteria

The minimum requirements for admission in BS Computer Science, BS Data Science, BS Artificial Intelligence programs is at-least 50% marks in Intermediate (HSSC) examination or equivalent examination certified by IBCC.
The minimum requirements for admission in MS Computer Science, and MS Data Science is,
1. Sixteen years of schooling or a four years education after HSSC / A-Level in the related fields with a minimum CGPA of 2.5 out of 4.0 OR 60% marks (percentage will only be considered if CGPA is not mentioned on the transcript).
2. GAT (General) conducted by NTS/HEC test with accumulative test score of at least 50% or the departmental test with accumulative test score as per university policy.
3. Any other requirement recommended by HEC or approved by the department.

BS Computer Science

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Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-1105	Introduction to ICT	2
2	COSC-1205	Introduction to ICT-Lab	1
3	COSC-1101	Programming Fundamentals	3
4	COSC-1201	Programming Fundamentals-Lab	1
5	ENGL-1114	English Composition & Comprehension	3
6	MATH-1100	Calculus	3
7	PHYS-1121	Applied Physics	3
8	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies/Ethics	2
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-1102	Object Oriented Programming	3	COSC-1101
2	COSC-1202	Object Oriented Programming-Lab	1
3	COSC-1104	Software Engineering	3
4	COSC-1103	Discrete Structures	3
5	ENGL-1110	Communication & Presentation Skills	3
6	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
7	SSCI-1111	Introduction to Sociology	3
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ELEN-2100	Digital Logic Design	3	PHYS-1122
2	ELEN-2200	Digital Logic Design-Lab	1
3	COSC-2101	Data Structures & Algorithms	3	COSC-1102
4	COSC-2201	Data Structures & Algorithms-Lab	1
5	COSC-3101	Computer Networks	3
6	COSC-3201	Computer Networks-Lab	1
7	ENGL-4117	Technical and Business Writing	3
8	MATH-2103	Linear Algebra	3
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-2103	Database Systems	3
2	COSC-2203	Database Systems-Lab	1
3	COSC-3112	Artificial Intelligence	3	COSC-1103
4	COSC-3212	Artificial Intelligence-Lab	1
5	COSC-4111	Visual Programming	3
6	STAT-2104	Probability & Statistics	3
7	COSC-3109	Data Science	3
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-3115	Design & Analysis of Algorithms	3	COSC-2101
2	COSC-4120	Web Programming	3
3	COSC-2102	Operating Systems	3
4	COSC-2202	Operating Systems-Lab	1
5	COSC-3107	Machine Learning	3
6	MATH-2122	Differential Equations	3
7	MSCI-2116	Principles of Accounting	3
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-3102	Information Security	3
2	COSC-3114	Computer Organization & Assembly Language	3	ELEN-2100
3	COSC-3214	Computer Organization & Assembly Language-Lab	1
4	COSC-2105	Theory of Automata	3	COSC-1103
5	COSC-3116	Mobile Application Development	3
6	COSC-3121	Introduction to NLP	3
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-4301	Final Year Project-I	3	COSC-1104 and COSC-2103
2	COSC-3104	Compiler Construction	3	COSC-2105
3	COSC-4101	Parallel and Distributed Computing	3	COSC-2102
4	MATH-3116	Numerical Analysis	3
5	COSC-4121	Deep Learning and Applications	3
Semester-VIII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-4302	Final Year Project-II	3	COSC-4301
2	SSCI-2111	Professional Ethics	2
3	MSCI-3111	Entrepreneurship	3
4	COSC-4109	Graph Theory	3
5	COSC-4150	Routing & Switching	2	COSC-3101
Program Total Credit Hours			134

BS Data Science

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Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-1108	Fundamentals of Data Science	2
2	COSC-1101	Programming Fundamentals	3
3	COSC-1201	Programming Fundamentals-Lab	1
4	ENGL-1114	English Composition & Comprehension	3
5	MATH-1121	Calculus & Analytical Geometry	3
6	PHYS-1121	Applied Physics	3
7	COSC-1105	Introduction to ICT	2
8	COSC-1205	Introduction to ICT-Lab	1
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-1102	Object Oriented Programming	3	COSC-1101
2	COSC-1202	Object Oriented Programming-Lab	1
3	COSC-2109	Exploratory Data Analysis and Visualization	3	COSC-1108
4	COSC-2209	Exploratory Data Analysis and Visualization-Lab	1
COSC-1103	Discrete Structures	3
6	ENGL-1110	Communication & Presentation Skills	3
7	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies/Ethics	2
8	MATH-2122	Differential Equations	3
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-2101	Data Structures & Algorithms	3	COSC-1102
2	COSC-2201	Data Structures & Algorithms-Lab	1
3	COSC-2103	Database Systems	3
4	COSC-2203	Database Systems-Lab	1
5	COSC-1104	Software Engineering	3
6	STAT-2104	Probability & Statistics	3
7	MATH-2103	Linear Algebra	3
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-3121	Introduction to NLP	3
2	COSC-3221	Introduction to NLP-Lab	1
3	COSC-3115	Design & Analysis of Algorithms	3	COSC-2101
4	COSC-2107	Stochastic Processes	3	STAT-2104
5	COSC-2102	Operating Systems	3
6	COSC-2202	Operating Systems-Lab	1
7	COSC-3107	Data Mining	3
8	COSC-3207	Data Mining-Lab	1
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	SSCI-1111	Introduction to Sociology	3
2	COSC-2110	Big Data Programming
3	COSC-2210	Big Data Programming-Lab	1
4	COSC-3101	Computer Networks	3
5	COSC-3201	Computer Networks-Lab	1
6	COSC-4101	Parallel and Distributed Computing	3	COSC-2102
7	COSC-XXXX	Data Science Elevtive-1	3
8	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-4121	Deep Learning and Applications	3
2	COSC-4221	Deep Learning and Applications-Lab	1
3	COSC-3123	Image Processing and Analysis	3
4	COSC-3223	Image Processing and Analysis-Lab	1
5	COSC-XXXX	Data Science Elevtive-2	3
6	ENGL-4117	Technical and Business Writing	3
7	MSCI-3111	Entrepreneurship	3
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-4301	Final Year Project-I	3	COSC-1104 and COSC-2103
2	COSC-3102	Information Security	3
3	COSC-XXXX	Data Science Elective-3	3
4	COSC-XXXX	Data Science Elective-4	3
5	COSC-4120	Web Programming	3
Semester-VIII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-4302	Final Year Project-II	3	COSC-4301
2	COSC-XXXX	Data Science Elective-5	3
3	COSC-XXXX	Data Science Elective-6	3
4	SSCI-2111	Professional Ethics	2
Program Total Credit Hours			134

BS Artificial Intelligence

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Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-1106	Fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence	2
2	COSC-1101	Programming Fundamentals	3
3	COSC-1201	Programming Fundamentals-Lab	1
4	ENGL-1114	English Composition & Comprehension	3
5	MATH-1121	Calculus & Analytical Geometry	3
6	PHYS-1121	Applied Physics	3
7	COSC-1105	Introduction to ICT	2
8	COSC-1205	Introduction to ICT-Lab	1
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-1102	Object Oriented Programming	3	COSC-1101
2	COSC-1202	Object Oriented Programming-Lab	1
3	COSC-2106	Knowledge Representation and Problem Solving	3	COSC-1106
4	COSC-2206	Knowledge Representation and Problem Solving-Lab	1
5	COSC-1103	Discrete Structures	3
6	ENGL-1110	Communication & Presentation Skills	3
7	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies/Ethics	2
8	MATH-2122	Differential Equations	3
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-2101	Data Structures & Algorithms	3	COSC-1102
2	COSC-2201	Data Structures & Algorithms-Lab	1
3	COSC-2103	Database Systems	3
4	COSC-2203	Database Systems-Lab	1
5	COSC-1104	Software Engineering	3
6	STAT-2104	Probability & Statistics	3
7	MATH-2103	Linear Algebra	3
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-3107	Machine Learning	3
2	COSC-3207	Machine Learning-Lab	1
3	COSC-3115	Design & Analysis of Algorithms	3	COSC-2101
4	COSC-2107	Stochastic Processes	3	STAT-2104
5	COSC-2102	Operating Systems	3
6	COSC-2202	Operating Systems-Lab	1
7	COSC-3107	Data Mining	3
8	COSC-3207	Data Mining-Lab	1
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	SSCI-1111	Introduction to Sociology	3
2	COSC-3121	Introduction to NLP	3
3	COSC-3221	Introduction to NLP-Lab	1
4	COSC-3101	Computer Networks	3
5	COSC-3201	Computer Networks-Lab	1
6	COSC-3122	Fundamentals of Computer Vision	3
7	COSC-XXXX	Artificial Intelligence Elevtive-1	3
	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-4121	Deep Learning and Applications	3
2	COSC-4221	Deep Learning and Applications-Lab	1
3	COSC-3123	Image Processing and Analysis	3
4	COSC-3223	Image Processing and Analysis-Lab	1
5	COSC-XXXX	Artificial Intelligence Elevtive-2	3
6	ENGL-4117	Technical and Business Writing	3
7	MSCI-3111	Entrepreneurship	3
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-4301	Final Year Project-I	3	COSC-1104 and COSC-2103
2	COSC-3102	Information Security	3
3	COSC-XXXX	Artificial Intelligence Elevtive-3	3
4	COSC-XXXX	Artificial Intelligence Elevtive-4	3
5	COSC-4120	Web Programming	3
Semester-VIII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-4302	Final Year Project-II	3	COSC-4301
2	COSC-XXXX	Artificial Intelligence Elevtive-5	3
3	COSC-XXXX	Artificial Intelligence Elevtive-6	3
4	SSCI-2111	Professional Ethics	2
Program Total Credit Hours			134

ADP Computer Science

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Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	COSC-1105	Introduction to ICT	2
2	COSC-1205	Introduction to ICT-Lab	1
3	COSC-1101	Programming Fundamentals	3
4	COSC-1201	Programming Fundamentals-Lab	1
5	MATH-1100	Calculus	3
6	COSC-2120	Digital Marketing	3
7	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies/Ethics	2
Total Credit Hours			15

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Pre Requisite
1	COSC-1102	Object Oriented Programming	3	COSC-1101
2	COSC-1202	Object Oriented Programming-Lab	1
3	COSC-1103	Discrete Structures	3
4	ENGL-1110	Communication & Presentation Skills	3
5	COSC-1104	Software Engineering	3	COSC-1102
6	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
7	MATH-2103	Linear Algebra	3
Total Credit Hours			18

Semester-III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Pre Requisite
1	ELEN-2100	Digital Logic Design	3
2	ELEN-2200	Digital Logic Design-Lab	1
3	COSC-2101	Data Structures & Algorithms	3	COSC-1102
4	COSC-2201	Data Structures & Algorithms-Lab	1
5	COSC-3101	Computer Networks	3
6	COSC-3201	Computer Networks-Lab	1
7	COSC-4120	Web Programming	3	COSC-1101
8	MATH-2122	Differential Equations	3
Total Credit Hours			18

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Pre Requisite
1	COSC-2103	Database Systems	3
2	COSC-2203	Database Systems-Lab	1
3	COSC-3116	Mobile Application Development	3	COSC-1101
4	COSC-4111	Visual Programming	3	COSC-1101
5	COSC-1108	Fundamentals of Data Science	3
6	STAT-2104	Probability & Statistics	3
Total Credit Hours			16
Program Total Credit Hours			67

MS Computer Science

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Semester-I

S. No.	Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours	Remarks
1	COSC-5101	Advanced Algorithms Design and Analysis	3	Core
2	COSC-XXXX	Elective-I	3	Elective
3	COSC-XXXX	Elective-II	3	Elective
4	COSC-XXXX	Elective-III	3	Elective
Total			12

Semester-II

S. No.	Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours	Remarks
1	COSC-5102	Advanced Theory of Computation	3	Core
2	COSC-XXXX	Elective-IV	3	Elective
3	COSC-XXXX	Elective-V	3	Elective
4	COSC-XXXX	Elective-VI	3	Elective
Total			12

Semester-III & IV

S. No.	Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours	Remarks
1	COSC-6601	Thesis	12	Core
1	COSC-6602	Thesis	12	Core
Total			6

List of Courses

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Category
1	COSC-5101	Advanced Algorithms Design and Analysis	Core
2	COSC-5102	Advanced Theory of Computation	Core
3	COSC-5103	Semantic Web	Elective
4	COSC-5104	Algorithmic Game Theory	Elective
5	COSC-5105	Advanced Computer Networks	Elective
6	COSC-5106	Wireless Networks and Mobile Computing	Elective
7	COSC-5107	Cryptography and Network Security	Elective
8	COSC-5108	Advanced Database Systems	Elective
9	COSC-5109	Distributed Database Systems	Elective
10	COSC-5110	Geographical Information Systems	Elective
11	COSC-5111	Information Retrieval Techniques	Elective
12	COSC-5112	Machine Learning	Elective
13	COSC-5113	Multi-Agent Systems	Elective
14	COSC-5114	Agent Oriented Software Engineering	Elective
15	COSC-5115	Object Oriented Software Engineering	Elective
16	COSC-5116	Advanced Software Project Management	Elective
17	COSC-5117	Knowledge-Based Systems	Elective
18	COSC-5118	Advanced Digital Image Processing	Elective
19	COSC-6101	Formal Methods	Elective
20	COSC-6102	Model Checking	Elective
21	COSC-6103	Systems Modeling and Simulation	Elective
22	COSC-6104	Algorithmic Graph Theory	Elective
23	COSC-6105	Computer Vision	Elective
24	COSC-6106	Geometric Algorithms	Elective
25	COSC-6107	Control Systems and Robotics	Elective
26	COSC-6108	Natural Language Processing	Elective
27	COSC-6109	Deep Learning	Elective
28	COSC-6110	Theory of Programming Languages	Elective
29	COSC-6111	Advanced Software Development	Elective
30	COSC-6112	Advanced Requirements Engineering	Elective
31	COSC-6113	Advanced Software Architecture	Elective
32	COSC-6114	Model Driven Software Engineering	Elective
33	COSC-6115	Advanced Software Quality Assurance	Elective
34	COSC-6116	Network Management and Administration	Elective
35	COSC-6117	Network Performance Evaluation	Elective
36	COSC-6118	Grid and Cloud Computing	Elective
37	COSC-6119	Advanced Routing	Elective
38	COSC-6120	Internet of Things	Elective
39	COSC-6121	Advanced Data Mining	Elective
40	COSC-6122	Data Warehousing	Elective
41	COSC-6123	NoSQL Databases	Elective
42	COSC-6124	Big Data Analytics	Elective
43	COSC-6125	Research Methodology	Elective

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Department of Information Technology

Introduction and Overview

The Department of Information Technology at KFUEIT offers its students and faculty a platform to learn and explore challenging problems related to Information Technology. More specifically, the stake-holders investigate and solve together the open challenges of Information Technology. The focus of the department is on the quality teaching and research using available state-of-the-art facilities. The department aims to cope with the needs of Information Technology professionals to meet the rising demands at both Nnational and Iinternational levels. The department has devised a well-designed curriculum, as per HEC guidelines/requirements, combining all necessary courses ranging from basic to advance, equally supported by the thesis and case studies.

The examination of the department is based on the semester system under the unified exam policy of the university. The department educates and conducts research covering wide areas from fundamental technologies such as software engineering, image processing, object oriented programming, computer architecture, algorithms, database system, networks, and Internet technologies, which support infrastructures of the highly information-oriented society to applied and advanced technologies. To achieve this mission, we provide attractive educational programs for students to learn, from the basics to advanced technologies, related to computer science and information technology. Through our educational programs, students are expected to become leading Information Technology professionals and researchers who are highly motivated and have practical, creative, and management skills to drive next-generation secure information society.

Vision

To be a professional leader in delivering IT based services in support of teaching, learning, research and produce self-motivated, creative, and professionals.

Mission

Our mission is to provide a quality education and;

To produce graduates who are successful professionally, ethically, technically and scientifically to make positive contributions in the field of Information Technology.
To prepare students to function effectively in a dynamic technological era.
To contribute positively to the economic development of the country providing services to the community.
To prepare the human resources to overcome the shortage of skilled manpower who can face the challenges of the 21st century.

Key Facts & Facilities

General Purpose Lab
Database / Software Engineering Lab
Networking Lab
Programming Lab
Micro Processor / Embedded Lab
Electronics / Circuits Lab
Advance Network Research Lab

Academic Programs Being Offered

BS Information Technology
BS Cyber Security
BS Telecommunication Systems *
MS Information Security
MS Information Technology *
MS Telecommunication Systems *
PhD Information Technology
* Subject to approval / NOC from HEC / Competent Authority / Accreditation Body

MS Information Security

MS-IS-1

S. No.	Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours
1	INFS-XXXX	Core Course-I	3
2	INFS-XXXX	Core Course-II	3
3	INFS-XXXX	Core Course-III	3
4	INFS-XXXX	Specialization-I	3
Total			12

MS-IS-2

S. No.	Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours
1	INFS-XXXX	Core Course-IV	3
2	INFS-XXXX	Specialization-II	3
3	INFS-XXXX	Elective-I	3
4	INFS-XXXX	Elective-II	3
Total			12

MS-IS-3 - 4

S. No.	Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours
1	INFS-6601	Thesis	12
Total			12
Or
1	INFS-XXXX	(Elective-III to Elective-VI)	12
Total			12

List of Courses

Sr.#	Course Code	Course Name	Category
1	INFS-6124	Advanced Algorithms Design and Analysis	Core
2	INFS-6125	Cryptography and Network Security	Core
3	INFS-5101	Information Security and Privacy	Core
4	INFS-6123	Advanced Research Methodology	Core
5	INFS-5102	Legal Issues in Information Security	Elective
6	INFS-5103	IT Security Evaluation and Auditing	Elective
7	INFS-6111	Intrusion Detection Systems	Elective
8	INFS-6112	Cyber Risk Management	Elective
9	INFS-6113	Computer Forensics	Elective
10	INFS-6114	Network Forensics	Elective
11	INFS-6115	Operating System Forensics	Elective
12	INFS-6116	IT Forensics and Investigation	Elective
13	MSCI-6134	Cases in Small Business & Entrepreneurship	Elective
14	INFS-5104	ICT Innovation-Product Design and Development	Elective
15	INFS-6101	Software Security	Elective
16	INFS-6102	Advanced Software Engineering	Elective
17	INFS-6103	Modeling and Analysis of Security Protocols	Elective
18	INFS-6104	Usable Security and Privacy	Elective
19	INFS-6105	Security of Smart Devices	Elective
20	INFS-6106	Biometric Authentication	Elective
21	INFS-6107	Principles of Data Protection	Elective
22	INFS-6108	Cloud Computing Security	Elective
23	INFS-6109	Security of Data Communication Networks	Elective
24	INFS-6110	Advanced Topics in Network Security	Elective
25	INFS-6117	Machine Learning	Elective
26	INFS-6118	Formal Methods	Elective
27	INFS-6119	Model Checking	Elective
28	INFS-6120	Internet of Things	Elective
29	INFS-6121	Information Hiding	Elective
30	INFS-6122	Deep Learning	Elective
31	INFS-6126	Advanced Digital Image Processing	Elective
32	INFS-6127	Wireless Networks and Mobile Computing	Elective
33	INFS-6128	Advanced Data Science	Elective
34	INFS-6129	Thesis-I	Mandatory
35	INFS-6130	Thesis-II	Mandatory
36	INFS-1102	Programming Fundamentals	Deficiency
37	INFS-2101	Object Oriented Programming	Deficiency
38	INFS-1104	Discrete Structures	Deficiency
39	INFS-1103	Design and Analysis of Algorithms	Deficiency
40	INFS-3101	System and Network Administration	Deficiency
41	INFS-2102	Operating Systems	Deficiency
42	INFS-2104	Database Administration and Management	Deficiency
43	INFS-2106	Software Requirements Engineering	Deficiency
44	INFS-4102	Cyber Security	Deficiency

MS Information Technology

MS-IT-1

S. No.	Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours
1	COSC-6120	Internet of Things	3
2	INFT-6102	Information Security and Assurance	3
3	INFT-XXXX	Elective-I	3
4	INFT-XXXX	Elective-II	3
Total			12

MS-IT-2

S. No.	Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours
1	INFT-6143	Advanced Research Methodology	3
2	INFT-XXXX	Elective-III	3
3	INFT-XXXX	Elective-IV	3
4	INFT-XXXX	Elective-V	3
Total			12

MS-IT-3 - 4

S. No.	Course Code	Course Title	Credit Hours
1	INFS-6601	Thesis	6
Total			6
Or
1	INFT-XXXX	Elective-VI	3
2	INFT-XXXX	Elective -VII	3
Total			6

List of Courses

Sr.#	Course Code	Course Name	Category
1	INFT-5101	Advanced Database Management Systems	Core
2	INFT-5102	Information Security and Assurance	Core
3	INFT-5143	Advanced Research Methodology	Core
4	INFT-5103	Information Technology Infrastructure	Elective
5	INFT-5104	Telecom Management	Elective
6	INFT-5105	Data Warehousing Trends & Issues	Elective
7	INFT-5106	Data Mining Trends & Issues	Elective
8	INFT-5107	Advanced Business Intelligence and Analytics	Elective
9	INFT-5108	Multimedia Databases	Elective
10	INFT-5109	Mobile & Pervasive Computing	Elective
11	INFT-5110	Enterprise Data Center Design and Methodology	Elective
12	INFT-5111	Data Center Network Design, Implementation, and Security	Elective
13	INFT-5112	Network Performance Modeling and Evaluation	Elective
14	INFT-5113	Advanced Computer Networks	Elective
15	INFT-5114	Virtualized Data Center	Elective
16	INFT-5115	Stochastic Systems	Elective
17	INFT-5116	Stochastic Processes	Elective
18	INFT-5117	Knowledge-Based Systems	Elective
19	INFT-5118	Distributed Database Systems	Elective
20	INFT-5119	Advanced Telecommunication Networks	Elective
21	INFT-5120	Telecommunication Systems	Elective
22	INFT-5121	Advanced Network Security	Elective
23	INFT-5122	Principles of Multimedia Systems	Elective
24	INFT-5123	Advanced Multimedia Systems	Elective
25	INFT-5124	Distributed System	Elective
26	INFT-5125	Computer Graphics	Elective
27	INFT-5126	Advanced Topics in Information Technology	Elective
28	INFT-5127	Information Security Management	Elective
29	INFT-5128	Digital Forensics	Elective
30	INFT-5129	Advanced Data Science	Elective
31	INFT-5130	Biological Database and Tools	Elective
32	INFT-5131	Advanced Routing	Elective
33	INFT-5132	Wireless Networks and Mobile Computing	Elective
34	INFT-5133	Advanced Algorithms Design and Analysis	Elective
35	INFT-5134	Cryptography and Network Security	Elective
36	INFT-5135	Information Retrieval Techniques	Elective
37	INFT-5136	Machine Learning	Elective
38	INFT-5137	Deep Learning	Elective
39	INFT-5138	Advanced Digital Image Processing	Elective
40	INFT-5139	Advanced Software Quality Assurance	Elective
41	INFT-5140	Internet of Things	Elective
42	INFT-5141	Big Data Analytics	Elective
43	INFT-5142	Cloud Computing Security	Elective

BS Information Technology

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	INFT-1105	Introduction to ICT	2
2	INFT-1205	Introduction to ICT-Lab	1
3	COSC-1101	Programming Fundamentals	3
4	COSC-1201	Programming Fundamentals-Lab	1
5	MATH-1121	Calculus & Analytical Geometry	3
6	ENGL-1114	English Composition & Comprehension	3
7	PHYS-1122	Applied Physics	3
8	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies/Ethics	2
Total Credit Hours			18

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Pre Requisite
1	COSC-1102	Object Oriented Programming	3	COSC-1101
2	COSC-1202	Object Oriented Programming-Lab	1
3	COSC-1103	Discrete Structures	3
4	INFT-1101	IT Infrastructure	3
5	COSC-1104	Software Engineering	3
6	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
7	ENGL-1110	Communication & Presentation Skills	3
Total Credit Hours			18

Semester-III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Pre Requisite
18	COSC-2111	Information Security	2
19	COSC-2211	Information Security-Lab	1
20	ENGL-2114	Expository Writing	3
21	MSCI-2113	Introduction to Entrepreneurship	2
22	COSC-2101	Data Structures & Algorithms	3	COSC-1102
23	COSC-2201	Data Structures & Algorithms -Lab	1
24	MATH-2102	Linear Algebra	3
25	COSC-2104	Computer Networks	2
26	COSC-2204	Computer Networks-Lab	1
Semester 4
Total Credit Hours			17

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	COSC-2102	Operating Systems	3
2	COSC-2202	Operating Systems-Lab	1
3	COSC-2103	Database Systems	3
4	COSC-2203	Database Systems-Lab	1
5	STAT-2131	Probability & Statistics	3
6	xxxx-xxxx	IT Supporting-I	3
7	xxxx-xxxx	University Elective-II	3
Total Credit Hours			17

Semester-V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Pre Requisite
1	INFT-3101	System and Network Administration	3	COSC-2102
2	INFT-3201	System and Network Administration- Lab	1
3	INFT-3102	IT Project Management	3
4	xxxx-xxxx	IT Supporting-II	3
5	xxxx-xxxx	IT Supporting-III	3
6	xxxx-xxxx	University Elective-III	3
Total Credit Hours			16

Semester-VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Pre Requisite
1	COSC-3102	Information Security	3
2	INFT-3104	Database Administration and Management	3	COSC-2103
3	INFT-3204	Database Administration and Management-Lab	1
4	INFT-3103	Web Technologies	3
5	xxxx-xxxx	IT Elective-I	3
6	xxxx-xxxx	IT Elective-Ii	3
Total Credit Hours			16

Semester-VII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Pre Requisite
1	INFT-4301	Final Year Project-I *	3	COSC-2103 & COSC-1104
2	INFT-4110	Virtual Systems and Services	3
3	INFT-4210	Virtual Systems and Services-Lab	1
4	xxxx-xxxx	University Elective-IV	3
5	xxxx-xxxx	IT Elective-III	3
6	xxxx-xxxx	IT Elective-Iv	3
Total Credit Hours			16

Semester-VIII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Pre Requisite
1	INFT-4302	Final Year Project-II	3	INFT-4301
2	INFT-4109	Cyber Security	3
3	xxxx-xxxx	IT Elective-V	3
4	ENGL-4118	Professional Practices	3
Total Credit Hours			12
Program Total Credit Hours			135

BS Cyber Security

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	INFS-1101	Introduction to ICT	2
2	INFS-1201	Introduction to ICT-Lab	1
3	COSC-1101	Programming Fundamentals	3
4	COSC-1201	Programming Fundamentals-Lab	1
5	MATH-1121	Calculus & Analytical Geometry	3
6	ENGL-1114	English Composition & Comprehension	3
7	PHYS-1121	Applied Physics	3
8	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies/Ethics	2
Total Credit Hours			18

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Pre Requisite
1	COSC-1102	Object Oriented Programming	3	COSC-1101
2	COSC-1202	Object Oriented Programming-Lab	1
3	COSC-1103	Discrete Structures	3
4	MATH-2103	Linear Algebra	3
5	INFS-4102	Cyber Security	3
6	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
7	ENGL-1110	Communication & Presentation Skills	3
Total Credit Hours			18

Semester-III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Pre Requisite
1	COSC-2101	Data Structures & Algorithms	3	COSC-1102
2	COSC-2201	Data Structures & Algorithms-Lab	1
3	COSC-2102	Operating Systems	3
4	COSC-2202	Operating Systems-Lab	1
5	COSC-1104	Software Engineering	3
6	ENGL-1111	Technical and Business Writing	3
7	INFS-2111	Information Security & Cryptography	3
Total Credit Hours			17

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Pre Requisite
1	COSC-2103	Database Systems	3	COSC-2101
2	COSC-2203	Database Systems-Lab	1
3	INFS-2105	Information Security Management	3
4	STAT-2104	Probability & Statistics	3
5	INFS-3112	Visual Programming	3
6	INFS-2106	Software Requirements Engineering	3
7	MSCI-2116	Principles of Accounting	3
Total Credit Hours			19

Semester-V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Pre Requisite
1	COSC-3101	Computer Networks	3
2	COSC-3201	Computer Networks-Lab	1
3	INFS-1103	Design & Analysis of Algorithms	3	INFS-2112
4	INFS-3121	Secure Software Development	3
5	ELEN-2100	Digital Logic Design	3
6	ELEN-2200	Digital Logic Design-Lab	1
7	INFS-3109	Web Programming	3
Total Credit Hours			17

Semester-VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Pre Requisite
1	INFS-3122	Cryptanalysis	3	INFS-2111
2	INFS-3120	Ethical Hacking & Penetration Testing	3
3	MSCI-3110	Organizational Behavior	3
4	INFS-3107	Mobile Application Development	3
5	INFS-3106	Artificial Intelligence	3
6	INFS-3113	Internet of Things	3
Total Credit Hours			18

Semester-VII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Pre Requisite
1	INFS-4301	Final Year Project-I	3	INFS-2114 & INFS-2113
2	INFS-4101	Digital Forensics Tools and Techniques	3
3	INFS-4201	Digital Forensics Tools and Techniques-Lab	1
4	INFS-1105	Information Hiding	3
5	INFS-3105	Machine Learning	3
6	MSCI-3104	Financial Management	3
Total Credit Hours			16

Semester-VIII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Pre Requisite
1	INFS-4302	Final Year Project-II	3	INFS-4301
2	SSCI-2111	Professional Ethics	2
3	INFS-2107	Formal Methods in Software Engineering	3
4	MSCI-3111	Entrepreneurship	3
Total Credit Hours			11
Program Total Credit Hours			134

Associate Degree Program (ADP) in Computer Networking and Infrastructure

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	ADIT-1103	ICT & Introduction to programming (using C language)	3
2	ADIT-1203	ICT & Introduction to programming (using C language) - Lab	1
3	MATH-1121	Calculus and Analytical Geometry	3
4	ELEN-2100	Digital Logic Design (DLD)	3
5	ELEN-2200	Digital Logic Design (DLD) - Lab	1
6	XXXX-XXXX	English Comprehension	3
7	XXXX-XXXX	Pakistan Studies and Global Perspectives	2
Total Credit Hours			16

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	ADIT-1106	Data Structures & Algorithms (using C language)	3
2	ADIT-1206	Data Structures & Algorithms (using C language) - Lab	1
3	ADIT-1207	Computer Architecture & Organization	3
4	STAT-2104	Probability and Statistics	3
5	ADIT-1113	Data Analysis & Machine Learning (using Python)	3
6	XXXX-XXXX	Communication Skills	3
7	XXXX-XXXX	Islamic Studies & Professional Ethics OR General and Professional Ethics (for Non-Muslims)	2
Total Credit Hours			18

Semester-III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	ADIT-2131	Cloud Infrastructure	4
2	ADIT-XXXX	Operating System / Database Systems	3
3	ADIT-XXXX	Operating System / Database Systems - Lab	1
4	ADIT-2143	Containerization & Orchestration	4
5	ADIT-2115	Computer Networks - I	3
6	ADIT-2133	Development Operations	3
Total Credit Hours			18

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Remarks
1	ADIT-2117	Computer Networks - II with Lab	3
2	ADIT-XXXX	Distributed Systems / Internet of Things	3
3	ADIT-XXXX	Information Security / Network Security	4
4	ADIT-2120	Software Engineering	3
5	XXXX-XXXX	Technical Report Writing	3
6	ADIT-2111	Internship (Mandatory)	Pass / Fail	Duration 3 Months
Total Credit Hours			16
Program Total Credit Hours			68

Associate Degree Program (ADP) in Database Management System

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	ADIT-1101	Introduction to ICT	3
2	ADIT-1102	Introduction to Programming	3
3	XXXX-XXXX	Financial Accounting	3
4	MATH-5121	Business Mathematics and Statistics	3
5	XXXX-XXXX	English Comprehension	2
6	XXXX-XXXX	Pakistan Studies and Global Perspectives	2
7	XXXX-XXXX	Islamic Studies & Professional Ethics OR General and Professional Ethics (for Non Muslims)	2
Total Credit Hours			18

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	ADIT-2101	Data Structures	3
2	ADIT-1107	Database Modeling and Design	3
3	ADIT-2106	Database Management Systems	3
4	ADIT-1108	Web Design and Development	3
5	ADIT-1109	Information Systems	3
6	ENGL-1111	Technical and Business Writing	2
Total Credit Hours			17

Semester-III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	ADIT-2122	Database Programming using Oracle 11g / NoSQL (MongoDB)	3
2	ADIT-2123	Web Based Database Applications	3
3	ADIT-2124	Introduction to Database Administration	3
4	ADIT-2125	Visual Programming	3
5	ADIT-2126	Software Engineering-I /AGILE/SCRUM/ Kanan Method	3
6	ADIT-2113	Operating Systems	3
Total Credit Hours			18

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Remarks
1	ADIT-2127	Information Security	3
2	ADIT-XXXX	Big Data Concepts / Data Science	3
3	XXXX-XXXX	Numerical Analysis	3
4	ADIT-2129	E-Commerce	3
5	ADIT-2130	Semester Project	3
6	ADIT-2111	Internship (Mandatory)	Pass / Fail	Duration 3 Months
Total Credit Hours			15
Program Total Credit Hours			68

Associate Degree Program (ADP) in Web Design and Development

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	ADIT-1101	Introduction to ICT	3
2	ADIT-1102	Introduction to Programming	3
3	ADIT-1105	Fundamentals of Front-end Development	3
4	ADIT-1112	Discrete Structures	3
5	XXXX-XXXX	English Comprehension	2
6	XXXX-XXXX	Pakistan Studies and Global Perspectives	2
7		Islamic Studies & Professional Ethics OR General and Professional Ethics (for Non Muslims)	2
Total Credit Hours			18

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	ADIT-2101	Data Structures	3
2	ADIT-1110	Object Oriented Programming	3
3	ADIT-1111	Database Management	3
4	ADIT-1108	Web Design and Development	3
5	ADIT-2109	Data Communication	3
6	ENGL-1111	Technical and Business Writing	2
Total Credit Hours			17

Semester-III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	ADIT-2142	Open Source Web Application Development (PHP, PERL, CGI, MySQL)	3
2	ADIT-1109	Information Systems	3
3	ADIT-2113	Operating Systems	3
4	ADIT-2129	E-Commerce	3
5	ADIT-2132	Software Engineering-I	3
6	ADIT-2144	Introduction to Web Services Development	3
Total Credit Hours			18

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Remarks
1	ADIT-2134	Cyber Law	3
2	ADIT-2135	Human Computer Interaction	3
3	XXXX-XXXX	Numerical Analysis	3
4	ADIT-2136	Web Development for Portable Devices	3
5	ADIT-2130	Semester Project	3
6	ADIT-2111	Internship (Mandatory)	Pass / Fail	Duration 3 Months
Total Credit Hours			15
Program Total Credit Hours			68

Associate Degree Program (ADP) Cyber Security

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	ADIT-1103	ICT & Introduction to programming (using C language)	3
2	ADIT-1203	ICT & Introduction to programming (using C language) - Lab	1
3	MATH-1121	Calculus and Analytical Geometry	3
4	ELEN-2100	Digital Logic Design (DLD)	3
5	ELEN-2200	Digital Logic Design (DLD) - Lab	1
6	XXXX-XXXX	English Comprehension	3
7	XXXX-XXXX	Pakistan Studies and Global Perspectives	2
Total Credit Hours			16

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	ADIT-1106	Data Structures & Algorithms (using C language)	3
2	ADIT-1206	Data Structures & Algorithms (using C language) - Lab	1
3	ADIT-1207	Computer Architecture & Organization	3
4	STAT-2104	Probability and Statistics	3
5
6	ADIT-1208	OWASP / Penetration Testing	3
7	XXXX-XXXX	Communication Skills	3
8	XXXX-XXXX	Islamic Studies & Professional Ethics OR General and Professional Ethics (for Non-Muslims)	2
Total Credit Hours			18

Semester-III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	ADIT-2112	Ethical Hacking	3
2	ADIT-2212	Ethical Hacking - Lab	1
3	ADIT-2113	Operating System	3
4	ADIT-2213	Operating System - Lab	1
5	ADIT-2114	Database System	3
6	ADIT-2214	Database System - Lab	1
7	ADIT-2115	Computer Networks - I	3
8	ADIT-2116	Methodology Standards & Protocol (27001)	3
Total Credit Hours			18

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs	Remarks
1	ADIT-2117	Computer Networks - II with Lab	3
2	ADIT-XXXX	Distributed Systems / Internet of Things	3
3	ADIT-XXXX	Information Security / Network Security	4
4	ADIT-2120	Software Engineering	3
5	XXXX-XXX	Technical Report Writing	3
6	ADIT-2111	Internship (Mandatory)	Pass / Fail	Duration 3 Months
Total Credit Hours			16
Program Total Credit Hours			68

Associate Degree Program (ADP) Robotics and Artificial Intelligence

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	ADIT-1101	Introduction to ICT	3
2	MATH-1121	Calculus and Analytical Geometry	3
3	XXXX-XXXX	Financial Accounting	3
4	XXXX-XXXX	English Comprehension	2
5	XXXX-XXXX	Pakistan Studies and Global Perspectives	2
6	XXXX-XXXX	Islamic Studies & Professional Ethics OR General and Professional Ethics (for Non-Muslims)	2
Total Credit Hours			15

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	ADIT-1130	Programming for Machine Learning	3
2	ENGL-1111	Technical and Business Writing	2
3	XXXX-XXXX	Linear Algebra and Discrete Mathematics	3
4	XXXX-XXXX	Calculus II	3
5	XXXX-XXXX	Economics	3
6	ADIT-1104	Computer Vision in Control Systems	3
Total Credit Hours			17

Semester-III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	ADIT-2101	Data Structures	3
2	ADIT-XXXX	Object Oriented Programming OR Python	3
3	ADIT-2109	Data Communication	3
4	ADIT-2103	Engineering Graphics	3
5	ADIT-2104	Additive Design and Manufacturing (3D Printing)	3
6	STAT-2104	Probability and Statistics	3
Total Credit Hours			18

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Cr. Hrs
1	ADIT-2101	Data Structures	3
2	ADIT-XXXX	Object Oriented Programming OR Python	3
3	ADIT-2109	Data Communication	3
4	ADIT-2103	Engineering Graphics	3
5	ADIT-2104	Additive Design and Manufacturing (3D Printing)	3
6	STAT-2104	Probability and Statistics	3
Total Credit Hours			18
Program Total Credit Hours			68

IT Department

Department of Chemistry

Introduction and Overview

Civilization started with the invention of fire or in other words it started with the knowledge of chemistry and later its contribution in providing energy, food, shelter, clothing, medicine, engineering materials, information technology gadgets and other necessities of life evidence that human being progress goes hand in hand with the progress of chemistry. Thus, chemistry was one of the programs offered at KFUEIT in 2016 for quality education and specialization in its different core branches such as organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, physical chemistry, analytical and applied chemistry. With highly qualified and internationally engaged faculty, well- equipped laboratories and resource rich library facilities the department of chemistry is striving to prepare students to take part into national and international challenging research problems and internships for the fine tuning of their intellectual capabilities and technical skills.

Vision & Mission

The department of chemistry at KFUEIT dreams to accomplish high distinction in teaching and research, to produce chemistry experts of international level proficiencies and to build up a world class center of excellence in teaching and research within the industrial triangle of southern Punjab.

Scope and Associated Career

The common purpose is to achieve the highest possible standards of scholarship, teaching and research in chemistry and allied subjects.
The program for majors is designed to enable students to develop in-depth understanding of chemical principles; a working knowledge of the properties of chemicals; a familiarity with the use of the chemistry literature; skills in basic laboratory methods, including modern instrumentation; the ability to observe, record, interpret critically, and communicate experimental results; and a facility in analytical and logical problem solving.
To impart a sound knowledge of chemistry to students and to help them use this knowledge creatively and analytically.
To develop and improve practical, written and oral communication, information retrieval, computer and problem-solving skills.
To encourage the students to become effective and independent learners.
To develop in students’ team work abilities to acquire respect for human values.
To encourage students to broaden their knowledge, to develop their own capabilities and self-confidence, to respect learning and to participate in continuing education

Labs Facilities / Infrastructure

Currently Available Instruments

Rotatory Evaporators
pH meters
Conductometers
Furnaces
UV-Lamps
Digital Melting Point
Hot Plates
Water Distillation Apparatus
Incubators
Centrifuge Machines
Abbes Refractometer
Flame Photometer
Atomic Absorption Spectrometer
UV-Visible Spectrometers

Upcoming Instruments

400 MHz NMR Spectrometer
FTIR
HPLC

Key Facts

PhD Faculty Members : 16
Teaching Assistant (MPhil) : 01
Non-Teaching Staff : 05

Academic Programs Being Offered

BS Chemistry
BS Biochemistry
MSc Chemistry
MS Chemistry

BS Chemistry

In BS Chemistry program, students are engaged mainly in the intense understanding of chemistry with critical assessment. The program is designed to give students a grasp of the basic principles of chemistry through a course of study that emphasizes fundamental concepts of chemistry. Courses offered at the department of chemistry have the benefit of a flexible curricular program capable of preparing them for advanced studies in chemistry as well as careers in teaching and research institutes. The program requires students to take a broad spectrum of chemistry and develop applications in diverse applied areas with ubiquitous importance in education and education based fields.

BS Biochemistry

In BS Biochemistry program, students are engaged mainly in the intense understanding of biochemistry with critical assessment. The program is designed to give students a grasp of the basic principles of biochemistry through a course of study that emphasizes fundamental concepts of biochemistry. Courses offered at the department of chemistry have the benefit of a flexible curricular program capable of preparing them for advanced studies in biochemistry as well as careers in teaching and research institutes. The program requires students to take a broad spectrum of chemistry and develop applications in diverse applied areas with ubiquitous importance in education and education based fields.

MSc Chemistry

In MSc Chemistry program, students are engaged mainly in the intense understanding of chemistry with critical assessment. The program is designed to give students a grasp of the basic principles of chemistry through a course of study that emphasizes fundamental concepts of chemistry. Courses offered at the department of chemistry have the benefit of a flexible curricular program capable of preparing them for advance studies in chemistry as well as careers in teaching and research institutes. The program requires students to take a broad spectrum of chemistry and develop applications in diverse applied areas with ubiquitous importance in education and education based fields.

Specializations

Specializations are being offered in Organic Chemistry, Analytical Chemistry, Physical Chemistry and Applied Chemistry
The Course Scheme for first 6 semesters is common and the specialization is offered in 7th and 8th semester of each Discipline (7th and 8th semesters will be different for each specializations)
Admission Criteria for admission in BS Chemistry (04 years)
Candidate should have at least 50% marks in Intermediate/equivalent with chemistry from any accredited institution. There will be 2% quota for the students having DAE (03 years) in the relevant field.
Admission Criteria for admission in MSc Chemistry (02 years)
Candidate should have at least 45% marks in Bachelor degree with Chemistry or an equivalent degree from any recognized University.

MS Chemistry

In MS Chemistry program, students are engaged mainly in research, the most stimulating part of chemistry: the synthesis of new compounds, discovery of new reactions, elucidation of reaction mechanisms, uncovering of new principles, understanding naturally occurring substances, or working out theories of chemical bonding or reactivity. The program requires students to take a broad spectrum of courses, and develop applications in diverse applied areas. The course has widespread importance in the area of education and adjacent to it.

Admission Criteria for admission in MS Chemistry (02 years)

To beeligible for admission to MS, a candidate shall possess an BS/MSc degree or its equivalent in a relevant subject from a HEC recognized University with a minimum CGPA of 2.5/4.0 (Semester System) or first division (Annual System). NTS/ GAT test with 50% score or University admission test conducted by University with a minimum 60% score will be required to qualify for admission to MS

BS Chemistry

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Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Lab
1	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3	0
2	MATH-1111	Mathematics-I	3	0
3	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2	0
4	CHEM-1151	Inorganic Chemistry	3	0
5	CHEM-1251	Inorganic Chemistry	0	1
6	ZOOL-1171	Zoology	3	0
7	BIOT-2101	Introduction to Biotechnology	3	0
Total			18

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Lab
1	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies	2	0	ETIC-1112	Ethics
1	2	ENGL-1119	2	0	Communication Skills	3	0
3	BTNY-1101	Botany	3	0
4	CHEM-1162	Organic Chemistry	3	0
5	CHEM-1262	Organic Chemistry	0	1
6	MATH-1112	Mathematics-II	3	0
7	FOSC-1101	Fundamentals of Forensic Science	3	0
Total			18

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	COSC-1105	Introduction to ICT	2	0
2	COSC-1205	Introduction to ICT	0	1
3	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3	0
4	CHEM-2171	Physical Chemistry	3	0
5	CHEM-2271	Physical Chemistry	0	1
6	ECON-2118	Applied Economics	3	0
7	STAT-2104	Probability and Statistics	3	0
Total			16

Semester- IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Lab
1	CHEM-2112	Analytical chemistry	3	0
2	CHEM-2212	Analytical chemistry	0	1
3	CHEM-2122	Industrial Chemistry	3	0
4	CHEM-2132	Biochemistry	3	0
5	PHYS-1121	Applied Physics	3	0
6	CHEM-2119	Code of Ethics for Physical Sciences	3	0
Total			16

Semester- V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Lab
1	CHEM-3151	Basic Inorganic Chemistry-I	3	0
2	CHEM-3251	Basic Inorganic Chemistry-I	0	1
3	CHEM-3161	Basic Organic Chemistry-I	3	0
4	CHEM-3261	Basic Organic Chemistry-I	0	1
5	CHEM-3171	Basic Physical Chemistry-I	3	0
6	CHEM-3271	Basic Physical Chemistry-I	0	1
7*	CHEM-3111	Basic Analytical Chemistry-I	3	0
	CHEM-3121	Basic Applied Chemistry-I
	CHEM-3131	Basic Biochemistry-I
8*	CHEM-3211	Basic Analytical Chemistry-I	0	1
	CHEM-3221	Basic Applied Chemistry-I
	CHEM-3231	Basic Biochemistry-I
Total			12	4

Semester- VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Lab
1	CHEM-3152	Basic Inorganic Chemistry-II	3	0
2	CHEM-3252	Basic Inorganic Chemistry-II	0	1
3	CHEM-3162	Basic Organic Chemistry-II	3	0
4	CHEM-3262	Basic Organic Chemistry-II	0	1
5	CHEM-3172	Basic Physical Chemistry-II	3	0
6	CHEM-3272	Basic Physical Chemistry-II	0	1
7	CHEM-3181	Computer Applications in Chemistry	1	0
8	CHEM-3281	Computer Applications in Chemistry	0	1
9*	CHEM-3112	Basic Analytical Chemistry-II	3	0
	CHEM-3122	Basic Applied Chemistry-II
	CHEM-3132	Basic Biochemistry-II
10*	CHEM-3212	Basic Analytical Chemistry-II	0	1
	CHEM-3222	Basic Applied Chemistry-II
	CHEM-3232	Basic Biochemistry-II
Total			13	5

Semester- VII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Lab
1	CHEM-4111	Advanced Analytical Chemistry-I	3	0
2	CHEM-4112	Advanced Analytical Chemistry-II	3	0
3	CHEM-4113	Advanced Analytical Chemistry-III	3	0
4	CHEM-4114	Advanced Analytical Chemistry-IV	3	0
5	CHEM-4211	Advanced Analytical Practical-I	0	2
6	CHEM-4581	Applied Engineering Chemistry	2	0
Total			14	2

Semester- VIII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Lab
1	CHEM-4115	Advanced Analytical Chemistry-V	3	0
2	CHEM-4116	Advanced Analytical Chemistry-VI	3	0
3	CHEM-4117	Advanced Analytical Chemistry-VII	3	0
4	CHEM-4212	Advanced Analytical Practical-II	0	2
5	CHEM-4181	Environmental Chemistry	2	0
6	CHEM-4611	Research / Review Report	3	0
Total			14	2
Grand Total			134

Semester- VII (Specialization in Inorganic Chemistry)

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Lab
1	CHEM-4151	Advanced Inorganic Chemistry-I	3	0
2	CHEM-4152	Advanced Inorganic Chemistry-II	3	0
3	CHEM-4153	Advanced Inorganic Chemistry-III	3	0
4	CHEM-4154	Advanced Inorganic Chemistry-IV	3	0
5	CHEM-4251	Advanced Inorganic Practical-I	0	2
6	CHEM-4581	Applied Engineering Chemistry	2	0
Total			14	2

Semester- VIII (Specialization in Inorganic Chemistry)

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Lab
1	CHEM-4155	Advanced Inorganic Chemistry-V	3	0
2	CHEM-4156	Advanced Inorganic Chemistry-VI	3	0
3	CHEM-4157	Advanced Inorganic Chemistry-VII	3	0
4	CHEM-4252	Advanced Inorganic Practical-II	0	2
5	CHEM-4181	Environmental Chemistry	2	0
6	CHEM-4611	Research / Review Report	3	0
Total			14	2

Semester- VII (Specialization in Organic Chemistry)

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Lab
1	CHEM-4161	Advanced Organic Chemistry-I	3	0
2	CHEM-4162	Advanced Organic Chemistry-II	3	0
3	CHEM-4163	Advanced Organic Chemistry-III	3	0
4	CHEM-4164	Advanced Organic Chemistry-IV	3	0
5	CHEM-4261	Advanced Organic Practical-I	0	2
6	CHEM-4581	Applied Engineering Chemistry	2	0
Total			14	2

Semester- VIII (Specialization in Organic Chemistry )

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Lab
1	CHEM-4165	Advanced Organic Chemistry-V	3	0
2	CHEM-4166	Advanced Organic Chemistry-VI	3	0
3	CHEM-4167	Advanced Organic Chemistry-VII	3	0
4	CHEM-4262	Advanced Organic Practical-II	0	2
5	CHEM-4181	Environmental Chemistry	2	0
6	CHEM-4611	Research / Review Report	3	0
Total			14	2
Grand Total			134

Specialization in Physical Chemistry

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Lab
1	CHEM-4171	Advanced Physical Chemistry-I	3	0
2	CHEM-4172	Advanced Physical Chemistry-II	3	0
3	CHEM-4173	Advanced Physical Chemistry-III	3	0
4	CHEM-4174	Advanced Physical Chemistry-IV	3	0
5	CHEM-4271	Advanced Physical Practical-I	0	2
6	CHEM-4581	Applied Engineering Chemistry	2	0
Total			14	2

Specialization in Physical Chemistry

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Lab
1	CHEM-4175	Advanced Physical Chemistry-V	3	0
2	CHEM-4176	Advanced Physical Chemistry-VI	3	0
3	CHEM-4177	Advanced Physical Chemistry-VII	3	0
4	CHEM-4272	Advanced Physical Practical-II	0	2
5	CHEM-4181	Environmental Chemistry	2	0
6	CHEM-4611	Research / Review Report	3	0
Total			14	2

Semester- VII (Specialization in Applied Chemistry)

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Lab
1	CHEM-4121	Advanced Applied Chemistry-I	3	0
2	CHEM-4122	Advanced Applied Chemistry-II	3	0
3	CHEM-4123	Advanced Applied Chemistry-III	3	0
4	CHEM-4124	Advanced Applied Chemistry-IV	3	0
5	CHEM-4221	Advanced Applied Practical-I	0	2
6	CHEM-4581	Applied Engineering Chemistry	2	0
Total			14	2

Semester- VIII (Specialization in Applied Chemistry)

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Lab
1	CHEM-4125	Advanced Applied Chemistry-V	3	0
2	CHEM-4126	Advanced Applied Chemistry-VI	3	0
3	CHEM-4127	Advanced Applied Chemistry-VII	3	0
4	CHEM-4222	Advanced Applied Practical-II	0	2
5	CHEM-4181	Environmental Chemistry	2	0
6	CHEM-4611	Research / Review Report	3	0
Total			14	2

Semester- VII (Specialization in Biochemistry)

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Lab
1	CHEM-4131	Advanced Biochemistry-I	3	0
2	CHEM-4132	Advanced Biochemistry-II	3	0
3	CHEM-4133	Advanced Biochemistry -III	3	0
4	CHEM-4134	Advanced Biochemistry -IV	3	0
5	CHEM-4231	Advanced Biochemistry Practical-I	0	2
6	CHEM-4581	Applied Engineering Chemistry	2	0
Total			14	2

Semester- VIII (Specialization in Biochemistry)

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Lab
1	CHEM-4135	Advanced Biochemistry -V	3	0
2	CHEM-4136	Advanced Biochemistry -VI	3	0
3	CHEM-4137	Advanced Biochemistry -VII	3	0
4	CHEM-4232	Advanced Biochemistry Practical-II	0	2
5	CHEM-4181	Environmental Chemistry	2	0
6	CHEM-4611	Research / Review Report	3	0
Total			14	2

MSc Chemistry

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Semester-I

S. No.	Course Code	Course Title	Theory Credit Hours	Lab Credit Hours
1	CHEM-3151	Basic Inorganic Chemistry-I	3	0
2	CHEM-3251	Basic Inorganic Chemistry-I	0	1
3	CHEM-3161	Basic Organic Chemistry-I	3	0
4	CHEM-3261	Basic Organic Chemistry-I	0	1
5	CHEM-3171	Basic Physical Chemistry-I	3	0
6	CHEM-3271	Basic Physical Chemistry-I	0	1
7*	CHEM-3111	Basic Analytical Chemistry-I	3	0
	CHEM-3121	Basic Applied Chemistry-I
	CHEM-3131	Basic Biochemistry-I
8*	CHEM-3211	Basic Analytical Chemistry-I	0	1
	CHEM-3221	Basic Applied Chemistry-I
	CHEM-3231	Basic Biochemistry-I
Total Credit Hours			12	4
Grand Total			16

Semester-II

S. No.	Course Code	Course Title	Theory Credit Hours	Lab Credit Hours
1	CHEM-3152	Basic Inorganic Chemistry-II	3	0
2	CHEM-3252	Basic Inorganic Chemistry-II	0	1
3	CHEM-3162	Basic Organic Chemistry-II	3	0
4	CHEM-3262	Basic Organic Chemistry-II	0	1
5	CHEM-3172	Basic Physical Chemistry-II	3	0
6	CHEM-3272	Basic Physical Chemistry-II	0	1
7	CHEM-3181	Computer Applications in Chemistry	1	0
8	CHEM-3281	Computer Applications in Chemistry	0	1
9*	CHEM-3112	Basic Analytical Chemistry-II	3	0
	CHEM-3122	Basic Applied Chemistry-II
	CHEM-3132	Basic Biochemistry-II
10*	CHEM-3212	Basic Analytical Chemistry-II	0	1
	CHEM-3222	Basic Applied Chemistry-II
	CHEM-3232	Basic Biochemistry-II
Total Credit Hours			13	5
Grand Total			18

Semester- III (Specialization in Analytical Chemistry)

S. No.	Course Code	Course Title	Theory Credit Hours	Lab Credit Hours
1	CHEM-4111	Advanced Analytical Chemistry-I	3	0
2	CHEM-4112	Advanced Analytical Chemistry-II	3	0
3	CHEM-4113	Advanced Analytical Chemistry-III	3	0
4	CHEM-4114	Advanced Analytical Chemistry-IV	3	0
5	CHEM-4211	Advanced Analytical Practical-I	0	2
6	CHEM-4581	Applied Engineering Chemistry	2	0
Total Credit Hours			14	2
Grand Total			16

Semester- IV (Specialization in Analytical Chemistry)

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject	Credit Hours	Status
1	CHEM-4115	Advanced Analytical Chemistry-V	3	0
2	CHEM-4116	Advanced Analytical Chemistry-VI	3	0
3	CHEM-4117	Advanced Analytical Chemistry-VII	3	0
4	CHEM-4212	Advanced Analytical Practical-II	0	2
5	CHEM-4181	Environmental Chemistry	2	0
6	CHEM-4611	Research / Review Report	3	0
Total Credit Hours			14	2
Grand Total			16

Semester- III (Specialization in Inorganic Chemistry)

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject	Credit Hours	Status
1	CHEM-4151	Advanced Inorganic Chemistry-I	3	0
2	CHEM-4152	Advanced Inorganic Chemistry-II	3	0
3	CHEM-4153	Advanced Inorganic Chemistry-III	3	0
4	CHEM-4154	Advanced Inorganic Chemistry-IV	3	0
5	CHEM-4251	Advanced Inorganic Practical-I	0	2
6	CHEM-4581	Applied Engineering Chemistry	2	0
Total Credit Hours			14	2
Grand Total			16

Semester- IV (Specialization in Inorganic Chemistry)

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject	Credit Hours	Status
1	CHEM-4155	Advanced Inorganic Chemistry-V	3	0
2	CHEM-4156	Advanced Inorganic Chemistry-VI	3	0
3	CHEM-4157	Advanced Inorganic Chemistry-VII	3	0
4	CHEM-4252	Advanced Inorganic Practical-II	0	2
5	CHEM-4181	Environmental Chemistry	2	0
6	CHEM-4611	Research / Review Report	3	0
Total Credit Hours			14	2
Grand Total			16

Semester- III (Specialization in Organic Chemistry)

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject	Credit Hours	Status
1	CHEM-4161	Advanced Organic Chemistry-I	3	0
2	CHEM-4162	Advanced Organic Chemistry-II	3	0
3	CHEM-4163	Advanced Organic Chemistry-III	3	0
4	CHEM-4164	Advanced Organic Chemistry-IV	3	0
5	CHEM-4261	Advanced Organic Practical-I	0	2
6	CHEM-4581	Applied Engineering Chemistry	2	0
Total Credit Hours			14	2
Grand Total			16

Semester- IV (Specialization in Organic Chemistry)

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject	Credit Hours	Status
1	CHEM-4165	Advanced Organic Chemistry-V	3	0
2	CHEM-4166	Advanced Organic Chemistry-VI	3	0
3	CHEM-4167	Advanced Organic Chemistry-VII	3	0
4	CHEM-4262	Advanced Organic Practical-II	0	2
5	CHEM-4181	Environmental Chemistry	2	0
6	CHEM-4611	Research / Review Report	3	0
Total Credit Hours			14	2
Grand Total			16

Semester- III (Specialization in Physical Chemistry)

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject	Credit Hours	Status
1	CHEM-4171	Advanced Physical Chemistry-I	3	0
2	CHEM-4172	Advanced Physical Chemistry-II	3	0
3	CHEM-4173	Advanced Physical Chemistry-III	3	0
4	CHEM-4174	Advanced Physical Chemistry-IV	3	0
5	CHEM-4271	Advanced Physical Practical-I	0	2
6	CHEM-4581	Applied Engineering Chemistry	2	0
Total Credit Hours			14	2
Grand Total			16

Semester- IV (Specialization in Physical Chemistry)

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject	Credit Hours	Status
1	CHEM-4175	Advanced Physical Chemistry-V	3	0
2	CHEM-4176	Advanced Physical Chemistry-VI	3	0
3	CHEM-4177	Advanced Physical Chemistry-VII	3	0
4	CHEM-4272	Advanced Physical Practical-II	0	2
5	CHEM-4181	Environmental Chemistry	2	0
6	CHEM-4611	Research / Review Report	3	0
Total Credit Hours			14	2
Grand Total			16

Semester- III (Specialization in Applied Chemistry)

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject	Credit Hours	Status
1	CHEM-4121	Advanced Applied Chemistry-I	3	0
2	CHEM-4122	Advanced Applied Chemistry-II	3	0
3	CHEM-4123	Advanced Applied Chemistry-III	3	0
4	CHEM-4124	Advanced Applied Chemistry-IV	3	0
5	CHEM-4221	Advanced Applied Practical-I	0	2
6	CHEM-4581	Applied Engineering Chemistry	2	0
Total Credit Hours			14	2
Grand Total			16

Semester- IV (Specialization in Applied Chemistry)

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject	Credit Hours	Status
1	CHEM-4125	Advanced Applied Chemistry-V	3	0
2	CHEM-4126	Advanced Applied Chemistry-VI	3	0
3	CHEM-4127	Advanced Applied Chemistry-VII	3	0
4	CHEM-4222	Advanced Applied Practical-II	0	2
5	CHEM-4181	Environmental Chemistry	2	0
6	CHEM-4611	Research / Review Report	3	0
Total Credit Hours			14	2
Grand Total			16

Semester- III (Specialization in Biochemistry)

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject	Credit Hours	Status
1	CHEM-4131	Advanced Biochemistry-I	3	0
2	CHEM-4132	Advanced Biochemistry-II	3	0
3	CHEM-4133	Advanced Biochemistry -III	3	0
4	CHEM-4134	Advanced Biochemistry -IV	3	0
5	CHEM-4231	Advanced Biochemistry Practical-I	0	2
6	CHEM-4581	Applied Engineering Chemistry	2	0
Total Credit Hours			14	2
Grand Total			16

Semester- IV (Specialization in Biochemistry)

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject	Credit Hours	Status
1	CHEM-4135	Advanced Biochemistry -V	3	0
2	CHEM-4136	Advanced Biochemistry -VI	3	0
3	CHEM-4137	Advanced Biochemistry -VII	3	0
4	CHEM-4232	Advanced Biochemistry Practical-II	0	2
5	CHEM-4181	Environmental Chemistry	2	0
6	CHEM-4611	Research / Review Report	3	0
Total Credit Hours			14	2
Grand Total			16

MS Chemistry

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Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Remarks	Credit Hours
1	CHEM-5101	Advanced Spectroscopic Techniques	Core	3
2	MSCI-6102	Research Methodology	Core	3
3	CHEM-	Graduate Level Chemistry Course	Elective	3
4	CHEM-	Graduate Level Chemistry Course	Elective	3
Total				12

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Remarks	Credit Hours
1	CHEM-5102	Advanced Chromatographic Techniques	Core	3
2	CHEM-6101	Green Chemistry	Core	3
3	CHEM-	Graduate Level Chemistry Course	Elective	3
4	CHEM-	Graduate Level Chemistry Course	Elective	3
Total				12

Semester- III & IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Remarks	Credit Hours
1	CHEM-6600	Thesis	Mandatory	6
Grand Total				30

List of Core Courses

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject	Credit Hours	Status
1	CHEM-5101	Advanced Spectroscopic Techniques	3	Core
2	CHEM-5102	Advanced Chromatographic Techniques	3	Core
3	CHEM-6101	Green Chemistry	3	Core
3	MSCI-6102	Research Methodology	3	Core

List of Elective Courses (Analytical Chemistry)

Sr. No.	Course Code	Subject	Status
1	CHEM-	Forensic Analysis	Elective
2	CHEM-6102	Atomic Spectroscopy	Elective
3	CHEM-	Advanced Thermoanalytical Techniques	Elective
4	CHEM-6104	Electroanalytical Techniques	Elective
5	CHEM-6105	Environmental Chemistry	Elective
6	CHEM-6106	Mass Spectrometric Analysis	Elective
7	CHEM-6107	Electronics & Chemistry Instrumentation	Elective
8	CHEM-6108	Polymer Chemistry	Elective
9	CHEM-6109	Surface Analytical Chemistry	Elective
10	CHEM-6110	Food Analytical Chemistry	Elective
11	CHEM-6111	Bioanalytical Chemistry	Elective

List of Elective Courses (Applied Chemistry)

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject	Status
1	CHEM-6112	Instrumental Analysis for Process Industries	Elective
2	CHEM-6113	Industrial Water Conditioning and Effluent Treatment	Elective
3	CHEM-6114	Functional Food and Nutraceuticals	Elective
4	CHEM-6115	Emulsions and Emulsification	Elective
5	CHEM-6116	Paints and Coatings	Elective
6	CHEM-6117	Renewable Energy Resources	Elective
7	CHEM-6118	Agrochemicals	Elective
8	CHEM-6119	Chemistry of Dyes and Pigments	Elective
9	CHEM-6120	Industrial Polymers	Elective
10	CHEM-6121	Sucrochemistry	Elective
11	CHEM-6122	Petrochemicals	Elective
12	CHEM-6123	Environmental Issues of Chemical Industries	Elective
13	CHEM-6124	Plastics Recycling Industries	Elective

List of Elective Courses (Biochemistry Chemistry)

Sr. No.	Course Code	Subject	Status
1	CHEM-6125	Advanced Cell Biology	Elective
2	CHEM-6126	Biomaterials	Elective
3	CHEM-6127	Regulation of Metabolism in Health and Diseases	Elective
4	CHEM-6128	Antioxidants	Elective
5	CHEM-6129	Gene Expression and Manipulation	Elective
6	CHEM-6130	Recent Trends in Immunology	Elective
7	CHEM-6131	Biochemistry of Disease and Drug Designing	Elective
8	CHEM-6132	Enzymes- Mechanism & Kinetics	Elective
9	CHEM-6133	Applied Biochemistry	Elective
10	CHEM-6134	RNA Processing	Elective
11	CHEM-6135	Proteomics and Protein Engineering	Elective

List of Elective Courses (Inorganic Chemistry)

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject	Status
1	CHEM-6136	Solid State Chemistry	Elective
2	CHEM-6137	Photochemical Reactions of Transition Metals	Elective
3	CHEM-6138	Applied Transition Metal Catalytic Chemistry	Elective
4	CHEM-6139	Chemistry of Organometallic Compounds	Elective
5	CHEM-6140	Inorganic Electronic Spectroscopy	Elective
6	CHEM-6141	Kinetics and Mechanisms of Inorganic Reactions	Elective
7	CHEM-6142	Bio-Inorganic Chemistry	Elective
8	CHEM-6143	Extractive Metallurgy	Elective
9	CHEM-6144	Medicinal Inorganic Chemistry	Elective
10	CHEM-6145	Nano Chemistry	Elective
11	CHEM-6146	Metal Complexes in Cancer Chemotherapy	Elective
12	CHEM-6147	Inorganic Cage Compounds	Elective

List of Elective Courses (Organic Chemistry)

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject	Status
1	CHEM-6148	Modern Name Reactions in Organic Synthesis	Elective
2	CHEM-6149	A programmed introduction to the synthon approach	Elective
3	CHEM-6150	Protecting Groups in Organic Synthesis	Elective
4	CHEM-6151	Advanced Stereochemistry	Elective
5	CHEM-6152	Nuclear magnetic resonance in organic chemistry	Elective
6	CHEM-6153	Chemistry of Isoprenoids, Steroids and Glycosides	Elective
7	CHEM-6154	Computational Chemistry/Molecular Modeling in Organic Chemistry	Elective
8	CHEM-6155	Chemistry of Organometallic Compounds	Elective
9	CHEM-6156	Reactive Intermediates in Organic Chemistry	Elective
10	CHEM-6157	Pericyclic Reactions	Elective
11	CHEM-6158	Special Topics in Organic Chemistry	Elective
12	CHEM-6159	Medicinal Chemistry	Elective
13	CHEM-6160	Biosynthesis of Natural Products	Elective
14	CHEM-6161	Supramolecular Chemistry	Elective

List of Elective Courses (Physical Chemistry)

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject	Status
1	CHEM-6162	Photochemistry	Elective
2	CHEM-6163	Polymers and Advanced Composite Materials	Elective
3	CHEM-6164	Advanced Chemical Kinetics	Elective
4	CHEM-6165	Group Theory and Symmetry	Elective
5	CHEM-6166	Advanced Quantum Chemistry	Elective
6	CHEM-6167	Luminescence Spectroscopy	Elective
7	CHEM-6168	Radio and Nuclear Chemistry	Elective
8	CHEM-6169	Computational Chemistry	Elective
9	CHEM-6170	Colloidal Chemistry	Elective
10	CHEM-6171	Chemistry of Supramolecules in Physical Chemistry	Elective

PhD Chemistry

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Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Remarks	Credit Hours
1	CHEM-	Graduate Level Chemistry Course	Elective	3
2	CHEM-	Graduate Level Chemistry Course	Elective	3
3	CHEM-	Graduate Level Chemistry Course	Elective	3
Total				9

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Remarks	Credit Hours
1	CHEM-	Graduate Level Chemistry Course	Elective	3
2	CHEM-	Graduate Level Chemistry Course	Elective	3
3	CHEM-	Graduate Level Chemistry Course	Elective	3
Total				9

Semester- III & IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Remarks	Credit Hours
1	CHEM-8600	Thesis	Mandatory	30
Grand Total				48

List of Analytical Chemistry Courses

Sr. No.	Course Code	Subject
1	CHEM-6101	Green Chemistry
2	CHEM-6102	Atomic Spectroscopy
3	CHEM-6103	Differential Scanning Calorimetery and Thermo Gravimetry
4	CHEM-6104	Electroanalytical Techniques
5	CHEM-6105	Environmental Chemistry
6	CHEM-6106	Mass Spectrometry in Analytical Chemistry
7	CHEM-6107	Electronics & Chemistry Instrumentation
8	CHEM-6108	Polymer Chemistry
9	CHEM-6109	Surface Analytical Chemistry
10	CHEM-6110	Food Analytical Chemistry
11	CHEM-6111	Bioanalytical Chemistry
12	CHEM-7101	Advanced Chemometrics in Analytical Chemistry
13	CHEM-7102	Forensic Analytical Chemistry

List of Applied Chemistry Courses

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject
1	CHEM-6112	Instrumental Analysis for Process Industries
2	CHEM-6113	Industrial Water Conditioning and Effluent Treatment
3	CHEM-6114	Functional Food and Nutraceuticals
4	CHEM-6115	Emulsions and Emulsification
5	CHEM-6116	Paints and Coatings
6	CHEM-6117	Renewable Energy Resources
7	CHEM-6118	Agrochemicals
8	CHEM-6119	Chemistry of Dyes and Pigments
9	CHEM-6120	Industrial Polymers
10	CHEM-6121	Sucrochemistry
11	CHEM-6122	Petrochemicals
12	CHEM-6123	Environmental Issues of Chemical Industries
13	CHEM-6124	Plastics Recycling Industries
14	CHEM-7103	Pharmaceutical Chemistry
15	CHEM-7104	Industrial Catalysis

List of Biochemistry Courses

Sr. No.	Course Code	Subject
1	CHEM-6125	Advanced Cell Biology
2	CHEM-6126	Biomaterials
3	CHEM-6127	Regulation of Metabolism in Health and Diseases
4	CHEM-6128	Antioxidants
5	CHEM-6129	Gene Expression and Manipulation
6	CHEM-6130	Recent Trends in Immunology
7	CHEM-6131	Biochemistry of Disease and Drug Designing
8	CHEM-6132	Enzymes- Mechanism & Kinetics
9	CHEM-6133	Applied Biochemistry
10	CHEM-6134	RNA Processing
11	CHEM-6135	Proteomics and Protein Engineering
12	CHEM-7105	Advanced Fermentation and Biochemical Engineering
13	CHEM-7106	Forensic Biochemistry

List of Inorganic Chemistry

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject
1	CHEM-6136	Solid State Chemistry
2	CHEM-6137	Photochemical Reactions of Transition Metals
3	CHEM-6138	Applied Transition Metal Catalytic Chemistry
4	CHEM-6139	Chemistry of Organometallic Compounds
5	CHEM-6140	Inorganic Electronic Spectroscopy
6	CHEM-6141	Kinetics and Mechanisms of Inorganic Reactions
7	CHEM-6142	Bio-Inorganic Chemistry
8	CHEM-6143	Extractive Metallurgy
9	CHEM-6144	Medicinal Inorganic Chemistry
10	CHEM-6145	Nano Chemistry
11	CHEM-6146	Metal Complexes in Cancer Chemotherapy
12	CHEM-6147	Inorganic Cage Compounds
13	CHEM-7107	Advanced Thermal Analysis
14	CHEM-7108	Metal Based Drugs

List of Organic Chemistry

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject
1	CHEM-6148	Modern Name Reactions in Organic Synthesis
2	CHEM-6149	A programmed introduction to the synthon approach
3	CHEM-6150	Protecting Groups in Organic Synthesis
4	CHEM-6151	Advanced Stereochemistry
5	CHEM-6152	Nuclear magnetic resonance in organic chemistry
6	CHEM-6153	Chemistry of Isoprenoids, Steroids and Glycosides
7	CHEM-6154	Computational Chemistry/Molecular Modeling in Organic Chemistry
8	CHEM-6155	Chemistry of Organometallic Compounds
9	CHEM-6156	Reactive Intermediates in Organic Chemistry
10	CHEM-6157	Pericyclic Reactions
11	CHEM-6158	Special Topics in Organic Chemistry
12	CHEM-6159	Medicinal Chemistry
13	CHEM-6160	Biosynthesis of Natural Products
14	CHEM-6161	Supramolecular Chemistry
15	CHEM-7109	Advanced Heterocyclic Chemistry
16	CHEM-7110	Advanced Molecular Rearrangements

List of Physical Chemistry

Sr. No	Course Code	Subject
1	CHEM-6162	Photochemistry
2	CHEM-6163	Polymers and Advanced Composite Materials
3	CHEM-6164	Advanced Chemical Kinetics
4	CHEM-6165	Group Theory and Symmetry
5	CHEM-6166	Advanced Quantum Chemistry
6	CHEM-6167	Luminescence Spectroscopy
7	CHEM-6168	Radio and Nuclear Chemistry
8	CHEM-6169	Computational Chemistry
9	CHEM-6170	Colloidal Chemistry
10	CHEM-6171	Chemistry of Supramolecules in Physical Chemistry
11	CHEM-7111	Advanced Surface Chemistry
12	CHEM-7112	Statistical Thermodynamics and Mechanics

Department of Food Science & Technology

Introduction and Overview

Khawaja Fareed University of Engineering and Information Technology inaugurated the Department of Food Science and Technology in December 2017 that approved the initiation of BS (Hons) in Food Science and BS Human Nutrition and Dietetics in 2018. Currently, the Department of Food Science and Technology, KFUEIT running 5 different programs comprising 2 programs of BSc (Hons) in Food Science and Technology, Human Nutrition and Dietetics, 2 programs of MSc (Hons) in Food Science and Technology, Human Nutrition, and Dietetics and 1 Ph.D program in Food technology.

The Department of Food Science and Technology aimed to excel in the food sector through quality education and training to create a potential force to serve the nation at National and Global levels. Our mission is nurturing quality-oriented future Food Scientists to ensure Food safety and security and to raise Dietitians to address health-related issues through expert advice that will lessen community disease burden. The Department of Food Science and Technology has highly qualified expert staff. Faculty is focused on students' personal and professional grooming, to provide quality education and advanced training to produce qualified Food and Nutrition professionals for food industries, hospitals, NGO’s, teaching, and national, international research organizations.

The Department of Food Science and Technology has toiled to build Industry-Academia Linkages (IAL) to align research activities with the need and demands of the market and society. The Food Science and Technology department signed various MOU’s to create opportunities and to enhance creativity for students. The research and Development (R & D) team of the Food Science department is working on the development of nutritious products including Multigrain flour, Dehydrated fruit products as an addition to confectionery, Nutraceutical juices and squash, Fermented indigenous fruit products, and fruit syrups. Following the vision to serve the community, the department’s Nutrition Group has stepped into community services through conducting Nutrition camps where expert nutritionist staff and senior students provide a free consultation to the public.

HoD Message

Welcome to Department of Food Science and Technology, Faculty of Engineering, Khwaja Fareed UEIT, Rahim Yar Khan. It is a matter of pride to be a pioneer of the region introducing variant Food Sciences and Nutrition degree programs. I believe our team efforts and abilities in today's world of increasing complexity and accelerating change must be up to the mark. We are known for potential highly qualified, experienced staff and research group strive to excel in teaching and research to make the department a center of excellence in food science, technology and human nutrition.

Department of Food Science and Technology is offering degree courses, BS & MS Food Science and Technology and BS & MS Human Nutrition and Dietetics, and Doctorate in Food Technology. The degree courses currently offered include 4-year BS, 2-years MS and Ph.D. These programs are aimed to serve the special need of providing high-quality manpower to grow the modern food industry of the 21st century in the country and beyond. Our department has received strong support from both government organizations and the industry. This scale and reach of expertise help us to raise vibrant, professional, and highly motivated graduates who have the ability to grab career opportunities in both the public and private sectors. The strong entrepreneurial spirit of the FST family is well reflected by several start-ups established by our graduates, research students, research fellows as well as some faculty members serving the best quality and safe food.

To potential students, both undergraduate and postgraduate, we would like to encourage you to explore the various sections of this website to learn more about the prospectus of becoming Food Scientists, Food Technologists, Dietitians, and Nutritionists; our curriculum, facilities, and research activities and opportunities. To colleagues, from the food and related industries and organizations, we invite you to find out more about the diverse research interests and expertise of our faculty members that cover almost all major fields of food science, technology, and nutrition discipline. You are invited to discuss with us any collaboration opportunities. From the wealth of information provided on this website, you are able to find out why the courses of the Department of Food Science and Technology have been among the most popular ones since its inception. We appreciate your visit to our portal hope you find this useful when you visit it.

Vision

The Department of Food Science and Technology at KFUEIT would like to be recognized nationally and globally as a high seminary of learning pertinent to Food and Nutrition, Food quality and Safety, Food Analysis, Food Microbiology, other novel and emerging trends of 21st century. The professionals (teachers / researchers) aimed to excel imparting education and trainings contribute for local and national development of the country in an efficient manner.

Mission

Our mission is to provide quality education in Food Science and Technology:

To provide an outstanding educational experience and unique research and training opportunities in Food safety and nutritional science, and to develop multidisciplinary and quality-oriented leaders to solve important national and global health problems.
To provide a cost-effective processing and storage technology to curtail post-harvest losses and to achieve maximum value addition
To provide a value addition of agricultural products, Food bioprocessing and technology, Food nutrition and dietetics, Food safety and quality and natural resource sciences in order to realize sustainable and secure livelihoods

Scope of Department

To produce qualified Food and Nutrition professional for Food industries, Hospitals, NGO’s, International organizations, teaching and research organizations
To establish links between Teaching / research institutions, government, commercial organizations and consumers
To preserve, process and manipulate the agricultural crops to avoid post-harvest losses
To protect our environmental condition from deterioration of food
To provide consultancy and advisory services of food industries
To provide diagnostic analysis of food products and their nutritional value
To establish international collaboration with food science departments and food processing industries by exchanging of students & staff
To organize function for creating awareness about the importance of safe processed nutritious food

Associated Career

A successful graduate of Food Science and Technology department in their respective degrees can embark on a teaching career in the University, Polytechnic or College of Technology. He/she can undertake advanced studies in any of a number of courses associated with Food Science, Human Nutrition and Dietetics, Meal / Diet planning, Food Services Management, Nutrition Clinic, Food Engineering, Food Technology, Nutritional Sciences, Biotechnology, Product Development, Extension Education, Food Microbiology, Food Laws and Regulations, Marketing and Management etc. Graduates are adequately trained to be employed at the senior level in Food Industries, regulatory agencies, Food service, Hospitals, NGO’s, extension organizations and research institutes.

Most importantly, Food Science and Technology graduates are trained to be capable of establishing their own small and medium scale food enterprises. The graduates in Human Nutrition and Dietetics will be able to serve in public and private sectors. They can start their carrier in public health departments, schools, teaching and research institutes, international organization: UNICEF, UNDP, WHO, FAO and world bank. Furthermore, they will able to serve in multinational companies, independent private practice, food industry, hospitality industry, pharmaceuticals industry, consultant for private companies, consultant in private hospitals, airlines and railways, catering services and different health care centers.

Key Features & Facilities

Food Science and Technology Department has laboratories equipped with latest facilities and equipment. Following mentioned laboratories are operational catering the needs of different degree programs at under graduate and post graduate level:

Food Analysis Laboratory
Dairy & Meat Laboratory
Food Microbiology Laboratory
Food Processing Hall

Sr. No	Resources	Name
1	Teachers	4 PhD Faculty
2	Laboratories	4
		Food Analysis Lab.
		Food Microbiology
		Dairy & Meat Laboratory
		Food Processing Hall
3	Equipment	Equipment available for: Food Analysis, Food Microbiology, Dairy and Meat Lab, Food Processing hall (for product development)

Academic Programs Being Offered

BS Food Science and Technology (BS-FST)
BS Human Nutrition and Dietetics (BS-HND)
MS Food Technology
MS Human Nutrition and Dietetics *
MS Food Safety and Quality Management *
* Subject to approval / NOC from HEC / Competent Authority / Accreditation Body

BS Food Scinece and Technology

Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3
2	MATH-1111/ BTNY-1107	Mathematics-I /Botany	3	Math for Pre-Medical/Biology for Pre-Engineering students
3	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
4	FDST-1101/ FDST-1201	Introduction to Food Science and Technology	3
5	AGRI-1101/ AGRI-1201	Basic Agriculture	3
6	STAT-1101 STAT-1201	Statistical Theory- I	3
7	HLTH-1113	Basic Health Awareness	2
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ISLS-1112/ ETIC-1112	Islamic Studies/Ethics	2
2	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3
3	MATH-1112/ZOOL-1171	Mathematics-II (Calculas)/ Zoology	3	Math for Pre-Medical/Zoology for Pre-Engineering students
4	FDST-1102/ FDST-1202	Food Processing and Preservation	3
5	STAT-1102/ STAT-1202	Statistical Theory- II	3
6	AGEN-1102/ AGEN-1202	Fluid Mechanics	3
7	SSCI-3120	Constitution and Legal System of Pakistan	2
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	INFT-1102/ INFT-1202	Introduction to Computing	3
2	BOCH-1101	Introductory Biochemistry	3
3	FDST-2101/FDST-2201	Food Analysis	3
4	FDST-2102/ FDST-2202	Unit Operation in Food Processing	3
5	FDST-2103	Food Plant Layout and Design	2
6	FDST-2104	Food Safety	3
7	FDST-2105/FDST-2205	Food Microbiology	3
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	FDST-2106/ FDST-2206	Food Process Engineering	3
2	FDST-2107	Food Chemistry	3
3	FDST-2108/ FDST-2208	Dairy Technology	3
4	FDST-2109/ FDST-2209	Fruits and Vegetables Processing	3
5	FDST-2110/FDST-2210	Fish, poultry and egg processing	3
6	HNAD-1101	Fundamentals of Human Nutrition	3
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	FDST-3101/ FDST-3201	Meat Technology	3
2	FDST-3102/ FDST-3202	Cereal Technology	3
3	FDST-3103/ FDST-3203	Sugar Technology	3
4	AGRI-3101/AGRI-3201	Stored Grain Pest Management	3
5	FDST-3104/ FDST-3204	Instrumental Techniques in Food Analysis	3
6	MSCI-4165	Agricultural Marketing	3
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	FDST-3105/ FDST-3205	Bakery Products Technology	3
2	FDST-3106	Community Nutrition	2
3	FDST-3107/FDST-3207	Confectionery and Snack Foods	3
4	FDST-3108/ FDST-3208	Food Packaging	3
5	FDST-3109/ FDST-3209	Sensory Evaluation of Foods	3
6	FDST-3110/ FDST-3210	Technology of Fats and Oils	3
7	FDST-3111/FDST-3211	Postharvest Technology	3
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	FDST-4101/ FDST-4201	Food Product Development	3
2	FDST-4102/ FDST-4202	Food Biotechnology	3
3	FDST-4103	Food Laws and Regulations	3
4	FDST-4104	Food Quality management	3
5	FDST-4105/ FDST-4205	Beverage Technology	3
6	FDST-4106/ FDST-4206	Extrusion Technology	3
7	FDST-4107/ FDST-4207	Research Project and Scientific writing	2
Semester-VIII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	FDST-4400	Internship	4
Program Total Credit Hours			138

BS Human Nutrition and Dietetics

Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3
2	MATH-1111	Mathematics (Algebra)-I	3
3	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
4	HNAD-1101	Fundamentals of Human Nutrition	3
5	AGRI-1101/ AGRI-1201	Basic Agriculture	3
6	FDST-1101/ FDST-1201	Introduction to Food Science & Technology	3
7	HLTH-1113	Basic Health Awareness	2
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ISLS-1112/	Islamic Studies/Ethics	2	Ethics for non-muslim students
2	ETIC-1112	Communication Skills	3
3	ENGL-1119	Macronutrients in Human Nutrition	3
4	HNAD-1102	Introductory Biochemistry	3
5	BOCH-1101	Statistical Theory-I	3
6	STAT-1101/ STAT-1201	Introduction to Computing	3
7	INFT-1102/ INFT-1202	Constitution and Legal System of Pakistan	2
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	HNAD-2101	Micronutrients in Human Nutrition	3
2	HNAD-2102/HNAD 2202	Human Anatomy	3
3	HNAD-2103/HNAD 2203	Human Physiology-I	3
4	FDST-2104	Food Safety	3
5	FDST-2105/FDST-2205	Food Microbiology	3
6	FDST-2107	Food Chemistry	3
7	FDST-4102/ FDST-4203	Food Biotechnology	3
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	HNAD-2104/HNAD-2204	Human Physiology - II	3
2	HNAD-2105/ HNAD-2205	Assessment of Nutritional Status	3
3	HNAD-2106	Nutrition Through the Life Cycle	3
4	HNAD-2107-HNAD-2207	General Pathology	3
5	FDST-2101/ FDST-2201	Food Analysis	3
6	FDST-2109/ FDST-2209	Dairy Technology	3
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	HNAD-3101/ HNAD-3201	Dietetics-I	3
2	HNAD-3102/ HNAD-3202	Public Health Nutrition	3
3	HNAD-3103/ HNAD-3203	Meal Planning and Management	3
4	HNAD-3104/ HNAD-3204	Nutritional Education and Awareness	3
5	FDST-4103	Food Laws and Regulations	3
6	HNAD-3105/ HNAD-3205	Sports Nutrition	3
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	HNAD-3106	Nutritional Disorders	3
2	HNAD-3107/HNAD-3207	Dietetics-II	3
3	HNAD-3108	Nutrition in Emergencies	3
4	HNAD-3109	Global Food Issues	3
5	HNAD-3110/ HNAD-3210	Infant and Young Child Feeding	3
6	FDST-4104	Food Quality Management	3
7	FDST-2103	Food Plant Layout and Design	2
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	HNAD-4101/ HNAD-4201	Nutritional Practices in Clinical Care	3
2	HNAD-4102/ HNAD-4202	Dietetics-III	3
3	HNAD-4103	Drug & Nutrient Interactions	2
4	HNAD-4104	Research Methods in Nutrition	3
5	HNAD-4105	Nutrition Policies and Programs	3
6	BOCH-3114/ BOCH-3214	Clinical Biochemistry	3
7	FDST-4107/ FDST-4207	Research Project and Scientific Writing	2
Semester-VIII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	HNAD-4400	Internship	4
Program Total Credit Hours			138

MS Food Technology

Core courses
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	FDST-5101	Food Quality Assurance Management	3
2	FDST-5102	Recent Advances in Food Science & Technology	3
3	FDST-5103/ FDST-5203	Research Methodology	3
4	FDST-5104	Seminar and Special Problem	3
Elective courses-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	FDST-6101	Food Additive	3
2	FDST-6102/ FDST-6202	Baking Science and Technology	3
3	FDST-6103/ FDST-6203	Technology of Processed Meat	3
4	FDST-6104/ FDST-6204	Dairy Processing-I	3
Elective courses-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	FDST-6105/ FDST-6205	Dairy Processing-II	3
2	FDST-6106/ FDST-6206	Advanced Food Biotechnology	3
3	FDST-6107/ FDST-6207	Milling of Cereals	3
4	FDST-6108/ FDST-6208	Advanced Beverage Technology	3
5	FDST-6109/ FDST-6209	Nutraceuticals and Functional Foods	3
6	FDST-6110	Food Supply Chain Management	3
7	FDST-6111/ FDST-6212	Food Enzymology	3
Elective courses-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	FDST-6112	Food Toxicology	3
2	FDST-6113	Starch Chemistry and Technology	3
3	FDST-6114/ FDST-6214	Advanced Food Chemistry	2
4	FDST-6115/ FDST-6215	Chemistry of Edible Oils and Fats	3
5	FDST-6116/ FDST-6216	Industrial Processing Technology of Edible Oils & Fats Products	3
6	FDST-6117 FDST-6217	Meat Science	3
7	FDST-6118	Food Industrial Waste Management	3
8	FDST-6119	Post-Harvest Management	3
9	FDST-6120 FDST-6220	Food Packaging	3
10	FDST-6121 FDST-6221	Advanced Food Microbiology	3
	FDST-6601 Thesis (Mandatory)		12
Total credit hours (Semester-IV)			12
Program Total Credit Hours			36

MS Human Nutrition and Dietetics

Core courses
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	HNAD-5101	Maternal and Child Nutrition	3
2	HNAD-5102	Recent Advances in Nutrition and Dietetics	3
3	HNAD-5103/HNAD 5203	Nutrigenomics and Proteomics	3
4	HNAD-5104	Seminar and Special Problem	3
Elective courses-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	HNAD-6101	Nutritional Controversies	3
2	HNAD-6102/HNAD-6202	Clinical Nutrition and Dietetics	3
3	HNAD-6103/HNAD-6203	Therapeutic and Complementary Nutrition	3
4	HNAD-6105/ HNAD-6205	Nutrition in Institutions	3
5	HNAD-6104	Personalized Nutrition	3
Elective courses-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	HNAD-6106/ HNAD-6206	Sports and Exercise Nutrition	3
2	HNAD-6107/ HNAD-6207	Applied Dietetics	3
3	HNAD-6108	Pediatric and Geriatric Nutrition	3
4	HNAD-6109	Professional Dietetics Practices	3
5	HNAD-6110	Diet Diversification and Health Promotion	3
6	HNAD-6111/ HNAD-6211	Public Health Nutrition	3
7	HNAD-6112	Vegetarian Nutrition	3
8	HNAD-6113 HNAD-6213	Bioactive Components and Health	3
9	HNAD-6114/ HNAD-6214	Physiology of Digestion and Metabolism	3
Elective courses-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	HNAD-6115	Food and Nutritional Security: Policy to Practice	3
2	HNAD-6116/ HNAD-6216	Nutritional Epidemiology and Research Methods	3
3	HNAD-6117	International Nutrition	3
4	HNAD-6118/ HNAD-6218	Public Health Microbiology	3
	HNAD-6601 Thesis (Mandatory)		12
Total credit hours (Semester-IV)			12
Program Total Credit Hours			36

IFST Laboratories

Food Fiesta 2019

Food Handling and Personnel Hygiene Training, 2019

World Food Day, 2018

World Food Day, 2019

World Food Day

Dietary Risk Factor on NCDs by Surgeon General Dr. Masud Kiani and PANAH

Role of Food Microbiology and Nutrition on Human Immunity with reference to COVID-19

IFST Students Testimonials

NAEAC Accreditation Visit of IFST,

NAEAC Seminar of BS HND at IFST, KFUEIT RYK

Challenges in Dairy Industry of Pakistan and way forward by Dr M Nasir

“Food Entrepreneurship opportunities in Pakistan; A way forward” by Mr. Faisal Sherjan FSJ

Webinar on Food Adulteration Scenario in Pakistna by Mr. Mohsin Bhatti, GNN, Lhr

IFST Students Testimonials

One day workshop on ‘Capacity Building of Dairy Farmers on Milk Value Chain in Southern Punjab’.

World Food Safety Day,

MoU of KFUEIT with IFANCA USA

IFST KFUEIT delegation visit to JK Dairies Sadiqabad Pakistan

Subnational Food System Dashboard Dialogue.

Awareness Seminar on Student Entrepreneurship Approach

World Food Day

Food and Nutrition Expo

NAEAC Accreditation Visit of KFUEIT, RYK, March 06, 2023

Department of Health Sciences

Introduction and Overview

The newly established Department of Health Sciences of KFUEIT is committed to deliver dynamic sharing of knowledge, research and services beyond the walls of KFUEIT by offering exceptional learning opportunities of professional education and encourages its staff, students to contribute their knowledge and expertise in public domains nationally and internationally. There’s an exciting future ahead in health sciences and the department is ready to play a leading role in it by finding cure to behavioral diseases, introducing new Laboratory and Imaging interventions, vision sciences, pharmaceuticals and improving quality of life through vast research based resources continuously being developed at KFUEIT. Among its degree programs are; BS Clinical Psychology, BS Medical Laboratory Technology, BS Radiology, BS Optometry, BS Cosmetology and Dermatological Sciences and BS Orthotics & Prosthetics. With highly qualified and internationally engaged faculty, well-equipped laboratories and resource rich library facilities the department of health Sciences is striving to provide education, research and service facilities and consultancy in the health science disciplines of the highest quality to produce competent healthcare professionals.
The program’s curriculum incorporates theory, practice and research based components to develop core skills, knowledge and professionalism. The focus is given to various subjects as per the guidelines of Higher Education Commission.

Vision

As a national premier health sciences education, research and service provider in public sector, we are recognized for our strategic partnerships and collaboration initiatives, our commitment to diversity, and innovative approaches to health education, research and services excellence.

Mission

We empower, engage, and educate health professionals and researchers who will lead their fields to best serve the health and well-being of people in South Punjab and beyond to the development of regional economy and uplift of the local community by becoming powerhouse of intellectual and human capital generation.

Core Values

Integrity: In everything we do
Diversity: In thought, perspective, and people
Partnership: Through relationships and collaboration
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Academic Programs Being Offered

Department of Health Sciences is offering admissions in

MS Health Care Management
BS Clinical Psychology
BS Medical Laboratory Technology
BS Radiology
BS Optometry
BS Cosmetology and Dermatological Sciences
BS Orthotics & Prosthetics

Eligibility Criteria:

Graduate Programs

At the time of admission, the students must have MBBS, BDS, Pharm-D, DPT/BSPT, BS Hon. in Health Sciences or equivalent or 16 years education in any discipline recognized by HEC Pakistan. Minimum CGPA 2 out of 4.00 or Minimum 50% marks in annual system. HEC/NTSGAT/GRE International test score of minimum 50% or Departmental test score minimum 60%.

Undergraduate Programs

At least 50% Marks in F.Sc. Pre Medical or Equivalent from any recognized Institution.

MS Health Care Management:

The objective of the programme is to provide a unique opportunity to healthcare professional, thus enabling them to develop and enhance their leadership potential and specific skill-sets which are seen to be a top priority in health care management, particularly in today’s highly charged competitive business environment. Healthcare professionals with requisite business management skill and knowledge are increasingly in demand to meet newly emerging industry standards and the growing needs of the healthcare industry. These healthcare specialists are empowered to create and deliver value in high performing healthcare organizations. Participants embarking on this MS program will go through an integrated learning experience that will broaden their leadership style and strategic management skill-sets, ultimately laying the foundation for strategic innovative thinking that is germane in creating competitive edge for the organizations they engaged.

Career Perspective:

Health Care Manager/M.S
Insurance Company Executives
Pharmaceutical Business Experts
Nursing Home/Rehabilitation Center Directors
Project Management Executives in Ministry of Health
Policy Makers in regulatory bodies/Councils
Hospital/Healthcare Service Administrators
Epidemiology and Research Officers
Health Facility Executives

BS Clinical Psychology:

BS clinical psychology is the first program being offered which will help to fulfill the urgent demand for trained clinical psychologists across the country taking into consideration the growth, development and awareness of clinical psychology during the last few years. The aim of this program is to educate and train healthcare professionals who have the knowledge and expertise to fulfill their roles in healthcare and beyond. Professionals in this field are called as clinical psychologists. Clinical psychologists work for medical organizations. Clinical psychologists provide psychotherapy, psychological testing, and diagnosis of mental illness. Psychologists are generally trained within four primary theoretical orientations, psychodynamic, humanistic, cognitive-behavioral (CBT), and systems or family therapy. The subject offer wide range of career opportunities. Clinical psychologists usually work in hospitals, academic institutions, counseling centers and rehabilitation centers. They can also establish private consultation clinics.

BS Medical Laboratory Technology:

The BS Medical Laboratory Technology program takes an integrated approach to learning across the curriculum. Self-grooming and enhancement is given a lot of importance in the institution. The courses which would be studied during this program will enhance the knowledge and skills to the next level. The study program and courses have been designed as to fulfill the current needs with regards to professionalism, marketability, employability and entrepreneurship. Medical Laboratory technologists are equally a part of healthcare industry and the task of a medical laboratory technologist is quite important as they are also known as clinical laboratory technologist. They are in charge of doing tests which include analyzing blood, body fluids, body tissues, cell counting amongst other tests. These tests are required for preliminary treatment of the patient.

BS Radiology:

A radiographer produces radiography of patients with the help of X-ray to find the exact medical condition of the patient. In addition with X-ray, a radiographer also considers CT scans, ultrasounds and MRI for producing radiography. The need of educated and professional radiology technologists in hospitals, clinics, and physicians’ offices are increasing continuously. The field of radiography will be continued to show higher than average job growth into the future. After completing your degree in this field you will become Radiology Technologists/ Radiographer, Radiology Technicians, Ultrasound Technician/ Diagnostic Medical Sonographer, MRI Technician, CT Tech/ CAT Scan Technologist/ CT Scan Technologist.

BS Optometry:

Optometry is a professional discipline based on the optical and vision sciences. Optometry graduates are considered to be qualified professionals who are able to practice in the public as well as private institutions. Presently quite a few institutions run the BS program of optometry in Pakistan although the demand for optometrists is on the increase not only within the country but also in other parts of the world. The first two semesters offer foundation courses. The students will develop clinical skills through in depth understanding of Anatomy, Physiology and Pathology of the visual system in the conducive classroom teaching as well as working in the clinical skills center during the first 2 years of education. During the next semesters the students will develop the knowledge and achieve the clinical skills required for modern optometrist practice. They will also work under the supervision of team of experts working in Eye Clinic. The students will carry out full eye examinations and will gain specialist skills such as in ocular vision, Contact lens and dispensing. In addition they will examine patients with a range of eye diseases and gain experience in dispensing spectacles. Being a newly introduced program in Optometry and Visionary Science, it has tremendous job opportunities in public and private sector hospitals of the country. The graduates will have opportunity for employment in Pharmaceutical Industry. They can run an independent optometrist clinic that will prove as a novel option and fruitful experience.

BS Cosmetology and Dermatological Sciences:

BS Cosmetology and Dermatological Sciences has a Vision of Skin Care for all ages to achieve excellence in skincare by educating skin care experts having relevant knowledge, skills and attitudes to take care of skin in all age groups though interactive teaching, hands on practice on modern equipment and activates for intellectual development. At the end of this four year program, graduates will be able to perform their role as:

Cosmetic scientist: Consultants and team leader in pharmaceutical and cosmetics industry regarding production, quality assurance, marketing and research of skin care products.
Cosmetologist: Guide clients regarding skin care and perform non invasive cosmetics procedures independently.
Physician associate: Work with Dermatologist as part of a skin care team, in patient management and invasive procedures
Academician: pursuit an academic career in health sciences undergraduate program

BS Orthotics & Prosthetics

BS Orthotics and Prosthetics is newly developed program being offered by department of Health Sciences, KFUEIT which will help to fulfill the demand for Certified Prosthetics and Orthotics Technologists/Experts not only in south Punjab but across the country taking into consideration the congenital physical disabilities in our population. The aim of this program is to educate and train the students who will have the knowledge and expertise to fulfill their roles as Orthotic and Prosthetic Technologists/Expert in Rehabilitation Industry. BS Prosthetics and orthotics is a specialized, Health Care Field that helps patients to regain mobility after loss of a limb, or function .Prosthetic is the design, manufacturing and fitting of artificial devices to replace the lost limbs (leg, arm, hand, feet) and Orthotics is the design and fitting of Orthopedic braces or supports to correct musculoskeletal abnormalities. Orthotic and Prosthetic Technologist/Experts independently examine patients, take measurements, create designs, build and fit models and devices, and monitor patients. They work closely with Physical Rehabilitation Consultants, Orthopedic/Neuro Surgeons, Physiotherapists and other health care professionals to decide the type of appliance and prescription needed. Graduates Professionals can work in Rehabilitation Centers, Specialty Clinics, Medical Equipment manufacturing companies, Non Profit Organizations and Government agencies.

BS Clinical Psychology

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3	0	3
2	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2	0	2
3	MATH-1111	Mathematics I	3	0	3
5	BIOL-1151/1251	Basic Biology	2	1	3
6	CPSY-1102	Introduction to Psychology	3	0	3
Total			13	1	14

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3	3
2	ISLS-1112	Islamic studies	2	2
3	CPSY-1103	Social Psychology	4	4
4	CPSY-1104	History and School of Psychology	3	3
5	HLSC-1101	Introduction to Health Care Management	3	3
Total			15	15

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3	0	3
2	INFT-1102	Introduction to ICT	2	0	2
3	INFT-1202	Introduction to ICT Lab	0	1	1
4	CPSY-2101	Theories of Personality I	3	0	3
5	CPSY-2102	Counselling	3	0	3
6	CPSY-2103	Experimental Psychology I	2	1	3
7	CPSY-2104	Child Psychology	3	0	3
Total			16	2	18

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Credit Hours
1	CPSY-2105	Theories of Personality II	3	3
2	CPSY-2105	Psychology of life span	3	3
3	CPSY-2106	Experimental Psychology II	3	3
4	CPSY-2107	Positive psychology	3	3
5	CPSY-2108	Psychology of Leadership	3	3
Total			15	15

Semester- V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	BOCH-3108	Bio Statistics	2	1	3
2	CPSY-3101	Mental Health and Psychopathology I	3	0	3
3	CPSY-3102	Cognitive Psychology	3	0	3
4	CPSY-3401	Psychological Practicum	0	3	3
5	CPSY-3104	Psychological Testing I	3	0	3
Total			11	4	15

Semester-VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Credit Hours
1	BOCH-3114	Statistical tools for social sciences	3	3
2	CPSY-3105	Mental Health and Psychology II	3	3
3	CPSY-3106	Neurological Basis of Behaviour	3	3
4	CPSY-3107	Clinical Psychology	2	2
5	CPSY-3108	Psychological Testing II	3	3
6	CPSY-3109	Environmental Psychology	3	3
Total			17	17

Semester- VII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	CPSY-4401	Clinical Internship	0	2	2
2	CPSY-4101	Psychology of cross cultural differences	3	0	3
3	CPSY-4102	Clinical pharmacology	3	0	3
4	CPSY-4103	Educational Psychology	2	0	2
5	CPSY-4104	Counselling for HIV/STIs	3	0	3
6	CPSY-4105	Psychology of Special Children	3	0	3
7	CPSY-4106	Psychology of Motivation	2	0	2
Total			16	2	18

Semester-VIII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	CPSY-4107	Community Psychology	3	0	3
2	BOCH-4601	Research Project	0	6	6
3	CPSY-4108	Organizational Psychology	2	0	2
4	CPSY-4109	Applied Behaviour Analysis	3	0	3
5	CPSY-4402	Clinical Internship		3	3
Total			8	9	17
Grand Total					128

BS Orthotics & Prosthetics

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
ENGL-1118	Functional English	3	0	3
PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2	0	2
MATH-1111	Mathematics I	3	0	3
OPRS-1110	Introduction to Orthotics & Prosthetics and Workshop	2	0	2
HSPY-1111/1211	Physiology I	2	1	3
CHEM-1152/1252	Biochemistry I	2	1	3
HSAN-1111/1211	Anatomy I	2	1	3
Total			16	3	19

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3	0	3
ISLS-1112	Islamic studies	2	0	2
CHEM-1163	Biochemistry II	2	1	3
OPRS-1111/1211	Human Physiology II	2	1	3
OPRS-1112/1212	Human Anatomy II	2	1	3
OPRS-1113/1213	Material Technology	3	0	3
Total			14	3	17

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	1	1	2
2	OPRS-2113	Bio Mechanics I	3	0	3
3	OPRS-2211	Metal Work	0	2	2
4	OPRS-2114 /2214	Regional and Musculoskeletal Anatomy	2	1	3
5	OPRS-2115 /2215	Fractures & Amputation with X-ray Interpretation	2	1	3
6	OPRS-2116 /2216	General Pathology	2	1	3
7	OPRS-2117 /2217	Technical Drawing	2	0	2
Total			12	6	18

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	OPRS-2118	Behavioral Sciences (Psychiatry & Psychology)	2	0	2
2	OPRS-2119	Rehabilitation & Sports Medicine	3	0	3
3	OPRS-2120	Bio Mechanics II	3	0	3
4	OPRS-2121/ 2221	Lathe Machine Work	1	1	2
5	OPRS-2122	Clinical Orthopedics I	3	0	3
6	OPRS-2123/2223	CAD-CAM Technology	1	2	3
7	OPRS-2124/2224	Physiotherapy	2	0	2
Total			15	3	18

Semester- V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	OPRS-3124/ 3224	Clinical Orthopedics II	2	1	3
2	OPRS-3125/ 3225	Upper Limb Orthotics I	1	1	2
3	OPRS-3126/ 3226	Lower Limb Orthotics I	1	1	2
4	OPRS-3127/ 3227	Upper Limb Prosthetics I	2	1	3
5	OPRS-3128/3228	Lower Limb Prosthetics I	2	1	3
6	OPRS-3129/3229	Spinal Orthotics	2	1	3
Total			10	6	16

Semester-VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	OPRS-3130/3230	Upper Limb Orthotics II	2	1	3
2	OPRS-3131/3231	Lower Limb Orthotics II	2	1	3
3	OPRS-3132/3232	Upper Limb Prosthetics II	2	1	3
4	OPRS-3133/3233	Lower Limb Prosthetics II	2	1	3
5	OPRS-3135/3235	Fundamentals of Electricity and Electronics	2	1	3
6	HLSC-1101	Introduction to Health Care Management	3	0	3
Total			15	3	18

Semester- VII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	OPRS-4136	Medicine	3	0	3
2	OPRS-4137/ 4237	Lower Limb Prosthetics III	1	2	3
3	OPRS-4138/ 4238	Lower Limb Orthotics III	1	2	3
4	OPRS-4139	Clinic, Workshop and Business Management	2	0	2
6	OPRS-4240	Workshop Practice I	0	3	3
7	OPRS-4141/ 4241	Prosthetic and Orthotic Management in Pediatrics	2	1	3
Total			9	8	17

Semester-VIII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	OPRS-4242	Workshop Practice II	0	3	3
2	OPRS-4327	Research Project	0	6	6
3	OPRS-4144	Community Based Rehabilitation	3	0	3
4	OPRS- 4145	Biostatistics & Research Methodology	3	0	3
Total			6	9	15
Grand Total					138

BS Medical Laboratory Technology

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3	0	3
2	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2	0	2
3	HLTH-1113	Basic Health Awareness	2	0	2
4	HSPY-1111/1211	Physiology I	2	1	3
5	CHEM-1152/1252	Biochemistry I	3	1	4
6	HSAN-1111/1211	Anatomy I	2	1	3
Total			14	3	17

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3	0	3
2	ISLS-1112	Islamic studies	2	0	2
3	CHEM-	Biochemistry II	3	0	3
4	HSPY-1112/1212	Human Physiology II	2	1	3
5	HSAN-1112/1212	Human Anatomy II	2	1	3
6	HLSC-1101	Introduction to Health Care Management	3	0	3
Total			15	2	17

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3	0	3
2	INFT-1102	Introduction to ICT	2	0	2
3	INFT-1202	Introduction to ICT Lab	0	1	1
4	MLTG-2102	Hematology I	2	1	3
5	MLTG-2103	General Pathology I	2	1	3
6	MLTG-2104	General Pharmacology I	3	0	3
7	MLTG-2105	Medical Microbiology	2	1	3
Total			13	5	18

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	MLTG-2106	General Pathology II	2	1	3
2	MLTG-2107	General Pharmacology II	2	1	3
3	MLTG-2108	Clinical Virology and Mycology	2	1	3
4	MLTG-2109	Medical Microbiology II	2	1	3
5	MLTG-2110	Hematology II	2	1	3
6	MLTG-2111	Chemical Pathology	2	1	3
Total			12	6	18

Semester- V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	MLTG-3101	WBCs and Platelets Disorders	2	1	3
2	MLTG-3102	Histopathology	2	1	3
3	MLTG-3103	Bioinformatics	2	1	3
4	MLTG-3104	Clinical parasitology	2	1	3
5	MLTG-3105	Clinical Pathology	2	1	3
6	MLTG-3106	Biotechnology	1	1	2
7	MATH-1111	Mathematics 1	3	0	3
Total			14	6	20

Semester-VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	MLTG-3107	Medical Laboratory Instrumentation	2	1	3
2	MLTG-3108	Immunology and serology	2	1	3
3	MLTG-3109	Blood Banking	2	1	3
4	BIOI-2101	Biostatistics	2	1	3
5	BIOI-2201	Research Methodology	2	1	3
6	MLTG-3110	Human genetics	2	1	3
Total			12	6	18

Semester- VII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	MLTG-4101	Medical Laboratory management skills	2	1	3
2	MLTG-4102	Fundamentals of infection control	1	1	2
3	MLTG-4103	Molecular Biology	2	1	3
4	MLTG-4104	Epidemiology	2	0	2
5	MLTG-4105	Diagnostic Bacteriology	2	1	3
6	MLTG-4106	Cytology and Cytogenetics	2	1	3
Total			11	5	16

Semester-VIII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	MLTG-4107	Bio Ethics	2	0	2
2	MLTG-4601	Research Project	0	6	6
3	MLTG-4108	Medical Sociology	2	0	2
Total			4	6	10
Grand Total					136

BS Cosmetology and Dermatological Sciences

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3	0	3
2	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2	0	2
3	MATH-1111	Mathematics I	3	0	3
5	HSAN-1111/1211	Anatomy I	2	1	3
6	HSPY-1111/1211	Physiology I	2	1	3
7	CHEM-1152/1252	Biochemistry I	2	1	3
Total			14	3	17

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3	0	3
2	ISLS-1112	Islamic studies	2	0	2
3	CDMS-1104	Phyiology II (Physiology of Cutaneous System)	2	1	3
4	CDMS-1105	Anatomy II (Anatomy of Cutaneous System)	2	1	3
5	CDMS-1106	Cosmetic Sciences I (Fundamentals)	2	0	2
6	CDMS-1107	Biochemistry II	2	1	3
7	HLSC-1101	Introduction to HealthCare Management	3	0	3
Total			16	3	19

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3	0	3
2	INFT-1102	Introduction to ICT	2	0	2
3	INFT-1202	Introduction to ICT Lab	0	1	1
4	CDMS-2101	Pathology I (General Pathology)	2	1	3
5	CDMS-2102	Cosmetic Sciences II (Manufacturing cosmetic formulations, labeling and packaging)	3	0	3
6	CDMS-2103	Regulation/Legislation of Cosmetic Products	2	0	2
7	CDMS-2104	General Pharmacology 1	3	0	3
8	CDMS-2105	Behavioral Sciences(Social and Psychological aspects of skin Diseases)	2	0	2
Total			16	3	19

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	CDMS-2106	Pathology II (Patho physiology of Skin Diseases)	2	1	3
2	CDMS-2107	Cosmetic Sciences III (Dispensing of Manufactured Formulations)	2	1	3
3	CDMS-2108	Community Dermatology	2	1	3
4	CDMS-2109	Nutritional Deficiencies	3	0	3
5	CDMS-2110	Therapeutics	3	0	3
6	CDMS-2111	Cross Infections and Control	1	1	2
Total			13	4	17

Semester- V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	CDMS-3101	Cosmetic Sciences IV(Chemical Analysis and Stability)	2	1	3
2	CDMS-3102	Quality Control of Cosmetics	2	1	3
3	CDMS-3103	Approach to a patient with skin problem	2	1	3
4	CDMS-3104	Adverse effects of cosmetics and drugs	3	0	3
5	CDMS-3105	Inflammatory Skin Diseases	3	0	3
6	CDMS-3106	Skin Assessment Techniques	2	1	3
Total			14	4	18

Semester-VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	CDMS-3107	Dermatology and Internal Medicine I	3	0	3
2	CDMS-3108	Skin Care of the pediatric and Young population	3	0	3
3	BIOI-2101	Biostatistics	2	1	3
4	BIOI-2201	Research Methodology	2	1	3
5	CDMS-3109	Aging and Geriatrics	2	1	3
Total			12	3	15

Semester- VII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	CDMS-4101	Disorder of Pigmentation	2	1	3
2	CDMS-4401	Supervised Skin Care Practice I	0	2	2
3	CDMS-4102	Photobiology and phototherapy	2	1	3
4	CDMS-4103	Infections and Infestations	2	1	3
5	CDMS-4104	Hair Nail and Mucosal Disorders	3	0	3
Total			9	5	14

Semester-VIII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	CDMS-4105	Lasers in Aesthetics	2	1	3
2	CDMS-4106	Management of Common Dermatoses and Cosmetic Procedures	2	1	3
3	CDMS-4601	Research Project	0	6	6
4	CDMS-4402	Supervised Skin Care Practice II	0	3	3
Total			4	11	15
Grand Total					136

BS Optometry

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3	0	3
2	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2	0	2
3	MATH-1111	Mathematics I	3	0	3
4	HLTH-1113	Basic Health Awareness	2	0	2
5	OPTM-1101/1201	Introduction to Optometry	2	1	3
6	OPTM-1102/1202	Human Anatomy(Head & Neck)	2	1	3
7		Physiology I	2	1	3
Total			19	3	19

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3	0	3
2	ISLS-1112	Islamic studies	2	0	2
4	OPTM-1104	Physical and Geometric Optics	2	1	3
5	OPTM-1105	Neuro Anatomy	2	1	3
6	OPTM-1106	Neuro Physiology	2	1	3
7	OPTM-1107	Occular Physiology and Anatomy	2	1	3
8	HLSC-1101	Introduction to Health Care Management	3	0	3
Total			16	4	20

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3	0	3
2	INFT-1102	Introduction to ICT	2	0	2
3	INFT-1202	Introduction to ICT Lab	0	1	1
4	OPTM-2101	Optics of the visual system I	2	1	3
5	OPTM-2102	Occular Pathology	2	1	3
6	OPTM-2103	Orthoptics	2	1	3
7	OPTM-2104	Ocular Pharmacology,	2	1	3
Total			13	5	18

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	OPTM-2106	Optics of the visual system II	2	1	3
2	OPTM-2107	Community Medicine and Public Health	3	0	3
3	OPTM-2108	Binocular vision Anomalies	2	1	3
4	OPTM-2109	Biochemistry for Optometrist	2	1	3
6	OPTM-2110	Clinical and Geriatric OPTMetry	3	0	3
7	OPTM-2111	Foundation of Ocular and systemic disease Management	2	1	3
Total			14	4	18

Semester- V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	OPTM-3101	Environmental Vision	2	0	2
2	OPTM-3102	Contact Lens	2	1	3
3	OPTM-3103	Pediatric OPTMetry	2	0	2
4	OPTM-3104	Occupational OPTMetry and ophthalmic dispensing	2	1	3
5	OPTM-3106	Ethical Practice in OPTMetry	2	1	3
6	OPTM-3107	Clinical Topics in Binocular Vision and Pediatric Optics	2	1	3
7	OPTM-3108	Management of Refractive Errors	2	1	3
Total			14	5	19

Semester-VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	OPTM-3109	Preventive Ophthalmology	2	1	3
2	OPTM-3110	Eye Health Management Patient Care	2	1	3
3	BIOI-2101	Biostatistics	2	1	3
4	BIOI-2201	Research Methodology	2	1	3
5	OPTM-3111	Ophthalmic Instruments	2	1	3
6	OPTM-3112	Low Vision	2	1	3
Total			12	6	18

Semester- VII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	OPTM-4401	Clinical rotations I (Refraction, Screening and Pediatric Care)	0	3	3
2	OPTM-4402	Clinical Rotations II (Diagnostic & Pediatric & Ophthalmology Clinic)	0	3	3
3	OPTM-4101	Epidemiology	3	0	3
4	OPTM-4102	Ophthalmic Lasers	2	1	3
Total			5	7	12

Semester-VIII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	OPTM-4403	Clinical rotations III (Vireo-Retina Clinic & Glaucoma Clinic)	0	3	3
2	OPTM-4601	Research Project	0	6	6
3	OPTM-4404	Clinical Rotations IV (Contact Lens, Dispensing and Low Version)	0	3	3
Total			0	12	12
Grand Total					130

BS Radiology

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3	0	3
2	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2	0	2
3	MATH-1111	Mathematics I	3	0	3
5	HSPY-1111/1211	Physiology I	2	1	3
6	CHEM-1152/1252	Biochemistry I	3	1	4
7	HSAN-1111/1211	Anatomy I	2	1	3
Total			15	3	18

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3	0	3
2	ISLS-1112	Islamic studies	2	0	2
3	CHEM-1163	Biochemistry II	2	1	3
4	RDGY-1103	Human Physiology II	2	1	3
5	RDGY-1104	Human Anatomy II	2	1	3
6	HLSC-1101	Introduction to Health Care Management	3	0	3
Total			14	3	17

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3	0	3
2	INFT-1102	Introduction to Computing	2	0	2
3	INFT-1202	Introduction to Computing	0	1	1
4	RDGY-2101	Regional and Radiological Anatomy I	2	1	3
5	RDGY-2102	General Radiology	2	1	3
6	RDGY-2103	General Pathology	2	1	3
7	RDGY-2104	General Pharmacology	3	0	3
Total			13	5	18

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	RDGY-2105	Clinical Medicine I	2	0	2
2	RDGY-2106	Regional and Radiological Anatomy II	2	1	3
3	RDGY-2107	Conventional Radiology and clinical practice	2	1	3
4	RDGY-2108	Radiological positioning	1	1	2
5	RDGY-2109	Computed and Digital Radiography	1	1	2
6	RDGY-2110	Radiobiology and Radiation Protection	2	0	2
Total			10	4	14

Semester- V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	RDGY-3101	Clinical Medicine II	1	1	2
2	RDGY-3102	Radiological and Cross sectional anatomy	2	1	3
3	RDGY-3103	Mammography and Special Radiological Techniques	2	1	3
4	RDGY-3104	Magnetic Resonance Imaging	2	1	3
5	RDGY-3105	General Surgery	2	0	2
6	RDGY-3106	Interventional Radiology	1	1	2
Total			10	5	15

Semester-VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	RDGY-3107	Computed Tomography	2	1	3
2	RDGY-3108	Computed tomography procedures and clinical practice	2	1	3
3	RDGY-3109	Magnetic resonance Imaging procedures and clinical practice	2	1	3
4	RDGY-3110	Therapeutic Radiology	2	1	3
5	BIOI-2101	Biostatistics	2	1	3
6	BIOI-2201	Research Methodology	2	1	3
Total			12	6	18

Semester- VII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	RDGY-4101	Clinical Sonography	2	2	4
2	RDGY-4102	Angiography and Cardiac Imaging	2	2	4
3	RDGY-4103	Nuclear Medicine	2	1	3
4	RDGY-4104	Echocardiography	1	1	2
6	RDGY-4105	Clinical Pathology and Radiological Presentation	1	1	2
7	RDGY-4106	Electrocardiography	1	1	2
Total			9	8	17

Semester-VIII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Theory	Practical	Credit Hours
1	RDGY-4107	Patient Care Management	2	1	3
2	RDGY-4601	Research Project	0	6	6
3	RDGY-4108	Medical Sociology	2	0	2
Total			4	7	11
Grand Total					130

MS HealthCare Management

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Course Category
1	MSCI-6136	Financial Management in Healthcare Organizations	3	Core
2	HLTM-6101	Epidemiology and Statistics	3	Core
3	HLTM-6102	Health Policy and Planning	3	Core
4	MSCI-6302	Organization and Management Theory	3	Core
Total			12

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Course Category
1	MSCI-6109	Leadership and Motivation	3	Core
2	MSCI-6102	Research Methodology	3	Core
3		Elective I	3
4		Elective II	3
Total			12

Semester- III & IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Course Category
1		Elective III	3
2		Elective IV	3
3	MSCI-6601/MSCI-6301	Thesis / Project	6	Mandatory
Total			12

List of Core Courses

Sr.#	Course Code	Course Title
1	MSCI-6136	Financial Management in Healthcare Organizations
2	HLTM-6101	Epidemiology and Statistics
3	HLTM-6102	Health Policy & Planning
4	MSCI-6302	Organization and Management Theory
5	MSCI-6109	Leadership and Motivation
6	MSCI-6102	Research Methodology

List of Elective Courses

Sr.#	Course Code	Course Title
1	HLTM-6103	Hospital Management
2	HLTM-6104	Healthcare Marketing
3	HLTM-6105	Purchase management and inventory control in healthcare organization
4	HLTM-6106	Healthcare Economics
5	MSCI-6159	Total Quality Management
6	HLTM-6107	Law & Ethics in Health Care Organizations
7	HLTM-6108	Health Services Management
8	HLTM-6109	Healthcare Security and Insurance
9	HLTM-6110	Health Information Systems
10	HLTM-6111	Health service delivery & operation management

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stitute of Health Sciences in collaboration with DSA & ODFH oraganized an Awareness Seminar on Thalassemia prevention an

Department of Mathematics

Introduction of Mathematics Department

The department of Mathematics is one of the inaugurals and pioneer departments in the radius of 200 kilometers in Rahim Yar Khan, which has been established at Khwaja Fareed University of Engineering and Information Technology (KFUEIT) in September 2017. The philosophy of department is to educate mathematics in much more interactive and conceptual point of view. Investigations and conceptual learning allow one to see mathematics being created by oneself. Our aim is to provide a new generation of innovative researchers and quality teachers to the nation. Our graduates will find numerous opportunities of working at research and teaching institutes in Pakistan and abroad. We provide mathematics instruction to students in a broad range of undergraduate academic programs in Mathematics, Engineering, Information Technology, Physics, Chemistry, Business and many other disciplines. The department of mathematics has the privilege of having 14 faculty members consisting of eleven (11) Assistant Professors and three (3) Lectures graduated from esteemed national and international universities. The faculty members have vast teaching and research experience in diverse areas of the subject.

Vision of Mathematics Department

The vision of mathematics department is to become a hub of mathematics in the region that revives and nourishes the mathematics culture, and generates high caliber individuals who are pivotal to the development of regional economy.

Mission of Mathematics Department

The mission of the mathematics department is to graduate qualified cadres who are equipped with insight and research skills in the field of mathematics and provide learning opportunities of unmatched breadth and depth by providing an environment where students can learn and become competent users of mathematics and mathematical applications. Moreover, the department will contribute to the development of students as mathematical thinkers, enabling them to become lifelong learners, to continue to grow in their chosen professions, and to function as productive citizens.

Scope and Associated Career

Our graduates will find numerous opportunities of working at research and teaching institutes in Pakistan and abroad. Depending on the concentration that a student selects during study, various job opportunities are available after degree completion. Some of most visible ones are top academic and industrial research position, Software Development, Education Sector, Consultants and many more.

Key Facts

Faculty strength of Department of Mathematics is:

Faculty Designation	Count
Assistant Professors	9
Lecturers	3
Teaching Assistants	16

Academic Programs Being Offered

Department of Mathematics is offering admissions in:

BS Mathematics
AD Mathematics
AD Statistics
BS Statistics
MS Mathematics
PhD Mathematics

Undergraduate Programs of Mathematics

Introduction of Program

The Department of Mathematics offers two programs.

Associate Degree in Mathematics
Bachelor of Studies in Mathematics

BS Mathematics program at Khwaja Fareed University of Engineering & Information Technology is specially created for students who are interested to pursue their career in mathematics in order to fulfill demands in the area of science and mathematics. The mission of the program is to provide a rigorous introduction to undergraduate level mathematics by offering fundamental courses of mathematics. This program will enable the students to increase their knowledge in the subject, pursue their higher studies in their areas of interest and keep on increasing their carrier opportunities in the relevant industry.

Full Title of the Program

Associate Degree in Mathematics
Bachelor of Studies in Mathematics

Short Title of the Program

AD Mathematics
BS Mathematics

Scope of Program

Depending on the concentration that a student selects during study, various job opportunities are available after degree competition. Some of most visible ones are top academic and industrial research position, Software Development, Education Sector, Consultants and many more.

Admission Criteria

The Admission criteria for the both degree program (AD Mathematics & BS Mathematics) is as per university policy.

Degree Duration of AD Mathematics

The minimum duration of the Associate Degree in Mathematics program shall not be less than two academic years (4 semesters).
The maximum duration of the Associate Degree in Mathematics program shall not be more than three academic years (06 semesters).

Degree Duration of BS Mathematics

The minimum duration of the BS Mathematics program shall not be less than four academic years (8 semesters).
The maximum duration of the BS Mathematics program shall not be more than six academic years (12 semesters).

Extension Beyond Maximum Duration (for both Degree Program)

The Vice Chancellor may grant extensions up to a maximum period of one year beyond the maximum duration for completing requirements for the award of degree. Students requiring extension may apply to the Vice chancellor for this purpose.
A student would be separated from the University if s/he requires extension beyond one year.
Separated students can apply to the Vice Chancellor for re-admission. If their application is accepted, the concerned department will transfer subjects from the previous registration in accordance with the prescribed rule.
A re-admitted student will not be granted second re-admission if he/she is separated second time from the University.

Degree completion Requirements

AD Mathematics

To earn an AD Mathematics Degree, a student must successfully complete all credit hours as prescribed by the plan of study.
At the time of graduation, the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) should not be below 2.00.
Internship is compulsory to complete the Degree.

BS Mathematics

To earn a BS Mathematics Degree, a student must successfully complete all credit hours as prescribed by the plan of study.
At the time of graduation, the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) should not be below 2.00.
Internship is compulsory to complete the Degre

Course Load Policy

First year and second year student may be allowed to register in at most 21 credit hours during fall and spring semesters such that contact hours per week do not exceed 26.
Students of third year and beyond may be allowed to register in at most 21 credit hours per week during fall and spring semesters such that contact hours per week do not exceed 30. Students because of repetition of courses or fulfillment of graduation requirements may apply to concerned Dean for one credit hour relaxation in the 21 credit hours registration limit.
A student may register in summer semester for at most 9 credit hours such that contact hours per week do not exceed 24.

Internship

The Internship can be register in 1st semester for Associate Degree Program.
The Internship can be register in 5th semester for BS Mathematics.
A student must be write an internship / review report of 3 credit hours.

Switching between Degree

A student enrolled in BS Degree can get AD Degree after 4th semester after completion of internship. The registration of internship will be in 1st semester.
A student enrolled for AD Degree can registered internship for BS in 5th semester.
Students having AD in other than Math can get admission in BS after qualifying the deficiency courses or zero semester.

Semester wise break up of workload/credit hours

Undergraduate Programs in Statistics

As per HEC policy, two undergraduate degrees in statistics are offered

Associate degree in Statistics
Bachelor of Studies in Statistics

Introduction of Program

The Associate degree in Statistics (AD) and Bachelor of Studies in Statistics (BS Statistics) program at Khwaja Fareed University of Engineering & Information Technology is specially created for students who are interested to pursue their career in statistics in order to fulfill demands in the area of science and statistics. The mission of the program is to provide a rigorous introduction to undergraduate level statistics by offering fundamental courses of statistics. This program will enable the students to increase their knowledge in the subject, pursue their higher studies in their areas of interest and keep on increasing their carrier opportunities in the relevant industry.

Full Title of the Program

Associate degree in statistics
Bachelor of Studies in Statistics

Short Title of the Program

AD statistics
BS Statistics

Scope of Program

Program Education Objectives (PEOs)

After graduation our students will be able to:

Attain fundamental knowledge in the core areas of statistics.
Get a comprehensive understanding of techniques, and a thorough knowledge of the literature.
Communicate effectively, practice professional and ethical attitudes among society, function effectively as an individual or in a working team.

Admission criteria

Candidate should have at least 50% marks in HSSC with Statistics or equivalent with Statistics.
02% quota for DAE candidates having at least 60% marks with Mathematics/Statistics.

Degree Duration

The minimum duration of the BS Statistics program shall not be less than four academic years (8 semesters).
For associate degree program in statistics shall not be less than two academic years (4 semesters).
The maximum duration of the AD in Statistics program shall not be more than three academic years (6 semesters).
The maximum duration of the BS Statistics program shall not be more than six academic years (12 semesters).

Extension beyond Maximum Duration

The Vice Chancellor may grant extensions up to a maximum period of one year beyond the maximum duration for completing requirements for the award of degree. Students requiring extension may apply to the Vice chancellor for this purpose.
A student would be separated from the University if s/he requires extension beyond one year.
Separated students can apply to the Vice Chancellor for re-admission. If their application is accepted, the concerned department will transfer subjects from the previous registration in accordance with the prescribed rule.
A re-admitted student will not be granted second re-admission if he/she is separated second time from the University.

Degree completion Requirements for Bachelor of Science in Statistics

To earn a BS Statistics Degree, a student must successfully complete all credit hours as prescribed by the plan of study.
Nine weeks internship is mandatory and it is non-credit. A student can complete any time after 4th semester/or student can serve 360h in youth club/society at institution. For this, the institute will present him/her a certificate of service at youth club.
At the time of graduation, the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) should not be below 2.00.

Degree completion Requirements for Associate Degree Program in Statistics

To earn an AD in Statistics, a student must successfully complete all credit hours as prescribed by the plan of study.
Nine weeks internship is mandatory and it is non-credit. A student can complete any time after first semester/or student can serve 360h in youth club/society at institution. For this, the institute will present him/her a certificate of service at youth club.
At the time of graduation, the Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) should not be below 2.00.

Workload Policy per Semester

Student may be allowed to register in at most 21 credit hours during fall and spring semesters such that contact hours per week do not exceed 30.
Students because of repetition of courses or fulfillment of graduation requirements may apply to concerned Dean for three credit hour relaxation in the 21 credit hours registration limit.
A student may register in summer semester for at most 9 credit hours such that contact hours per week do not exceed 24.

Project / Review Report

A student must be write a project / review report of 3 credit hours.

Project / Review Report Evaluation Policy

Project / review report will be evaluated (review & viva) by departmental evaluation committee. The group size for one project should be 3-5 students and research report should be of minimum 25 pages.

MS Mathematics

Introduction of the Program

The program is designed to prepare students keeping in view of the modern trends in industry and academia. The mission of the program is to provide a rigorous introduction to graduate level mathematics by offering a balanced blend of pure and applied mathematics courses. This program will enable the students to increase their knowledge in the subject, pursue the doctoral studies in their areas of interest and keep on increasing their carrier opportunities in the relevant industry.

Exact Title of the Program

Master of Science in Mathematics

Short Title of the Program

MS Mathematics

Scope of the Program

Entry/Admission criteria

To be eligible for admission in MS, a candidate shall possess BS/MSc degree or its equivalent in relevant subject from a HEC recognized university with a minimum CGPA of 2.5/4.0 in semester system or first division in annual system, in addition to the other requirements proposed by the department.
NTS GAT General Test/HEC Test with a minimum 50% cumulative score or departmental admission test with a minimum 60% cumulative score is mandatory for admission in MS Program.

Duration of the Program

The program duration and semester details are given in the following table

Maximum duration of the program	1.5 Years
Maximum duration of the program with extension	4 Years*
Study system	Semester
Number of minimum regular semesters	3
Number of maximum regular semesters with extension	8
Number of credit hours required for degree completion	30**

*The extension may be given up to 04 years as per university policy.

**The Head of the Department may allow the student to do course work of 6 credit hours in lieu of 6 credit hours of research. This exception can only be allowed if the student wants to terminate his/her course at MS and do not want to do PhD.

Degree Completion Requirements

The degree completion requirements are summarized below:

Category or Area	Credit Hours
Core	12
Electives	12
Thesis	6
Total Credit Hours	30
Minimum CGPA for award of degree	2.5 out of 4.0

PhD Mathematics

Introduction of the Program

The program is designed to prepare students to meet the high-quality education in mathematics. The mission of the program is to provide the state-of-the-art knowledge to students to produce polished graduates who can contribute significantly to mathematics and have the potential to apply mathematics to diverse areas of science, engineering and technology. The program prepares the student to undertake independent research. The rigorous structure of the program will produce expert researchers who will commensurate to their International peers in the state-of-the-art knowledge of their research areas and keep on increasing their carrier opportunities in the relevant industry.

Exact Title of the Program

Doctor of Philosophy in Mathematics

Short Title of the Program

PhD Mathematics

Scope of the Program

This PhD Program provides the following principal career options:

Research work at university or in research institutes: both fundamental and applied.
Research and Development departments in companies in any area of mathematics.
Entrepreneurship in high-technology sectors.
Research in public or private centers.

Entry/Admission criteria

Possess BS/MS/ MPhil degree or its equivalent in the most recent degree obtained from a HEC recognized university with a minimum CGPA of 3.00/4.0 in Semester system or First Division in Annual system.
Be required to take one of the following non-subject specific admission test:
- The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) Test administrated by the Education Testing Service (ETS);
- A graduate admission test administrated by the Education Testing Council; or
- With the permission of HEC, an equivalent test developed by the university, or by another university, for admission to graduate programs.
Provide the statement of purpose as per HEC Policy.
Fulfill any other requirements of the HEC/University/Department.

Duration of the Program

The program duration and semester details are given in the following Table:

Minimum duration of the program	3 Years
Normal duration of the program	3 to 8 Years
Maximum duration of the program with extension	10 Years*
Study system	Semester
Number of minimum regular semesters	6
Number of maximum regular semesters with extension	20
Number of credit hours required for coursework completion	48**

*The extension may be given up to 10 years as per university policy.

**The students who have completed MS/MPhil or equivalent in same discipline prior to their

admission in PhD may be credited at most 24 credit hours from 48 credit hours mandatory coursework requirement after the recommendation of PhD Supervisory Committee. The “PhD Supervisory Committee” consists of Departmental Graduate Committee (DGC) members and the concerned Supervisor.

Credit hours Policy per Semester

The minimum and maximum credit hours limit for PhD Mathematics would be 09 to 12. This limit may be relaxed up to 15 credit hours per semester, subject to approval by the concerned Dean after recommendation of the concerned HOD.

Residency Requirement

As per HEC Policy.

Comprehensive Examination

As per HEC Policy.

Award of MS/MPhil Degree

The student may be awarded an MS/MPhil (or equivalent) degree on his/her request after completion of MS/MPhil (or equivalent) degree requirements.

Thesis Registration

As per university policy.

Thesis Review Policy

As per HEC policy.

Degree Completion Requirements

The PhD scholar shall be awarded PhD degree if he/she

Fulfills all the minimum requirements as per HEC policy;
Presents his/her research work/area in at least two departmental seminars;
Presents his/her research work/area in at least one international/national Conference.

BS Mathematics and AD Mathematics

MODEL SCHEME OF STUDIES FOR BS (4-YEAR) IN MATHEMATICS

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Class	Credit Hours
1	AAA-XXXX	Logic-I	Logic	3
2	AAA-XXXX	Writing-I	Writing	3
3	AAA-XXXX	GAH-I	General	3
4	AAA-XXXX	GNS-I	General	3
5	AAA-XXXX	GSS-I	General	3
6	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	Civilization	2
Total				17

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Class	Credit Hours
1	MATH-1101	Calculus-I	Foundation	3
2	AAA-XXXX	GSS-II	General	3
3	AAA-XXXX	GAH-II	General	3
4	AAA-XXXX	GNS-II	General	3
5	AAA-XXXX	Writing-II	Writing	3
6	Writing-II	Logic-II	Logic	3
Total				18

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Class	Credit Hours
1	MATH-1102	Calculus-II	Foundation	3
2	AAA-XXXX	Writing-III	Writing	3
3	MATH-2103	Linear Algebra	Foundation	3
4	MATH-2106	Number Theory	General	3
5	ISLS/ETIC-1112	Islamic Studies/Ethics	Civilization	2
Total				14

Semester- IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Class	Credit Hours
1	MATH-2104	Affine & Euclidean Geometry	Foundation	3
2	MATH-2101	Calculus-III	Foundation	3
3	MATH-3121	Algebra-I	Foundation	3
4	MATH-2106	Number Theory	General	3
5	MATH-3105	Ordinary Differential Equations	Foundation	3
Total				15

Semester- V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Class	Credit Hours
1	MATH-3117	Topology	Foundation	3
2	MATH-3104	Partial Differential Equations	Foundation	3
3	MATH-3103	Algebra-II	Foundation	3
4	MATH-3107	Real Analysis-I	Foundation	3
5	MATH-3131	Software Packages for Mathematics	Foundation	3
Total				15

Semester- VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Class	Credit Hours
1	MATH-3126	Analytical Mechanics	Foundation	3
2	MATH-4103	Functional Analysis	Foundation	3
3	MATH-4104	Integral Equations	Foundation	3
4	MATH-3110	Real Analysis-II	Foundation	3
5	MATH-3119	Complex Analysis	Foundation	3
Total				15

Semester- VII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Class	Credit Hours
1	MATH-XXX	Elective-1	Elective	3
2	MATH-XXX	Elective-2	Elective	3
3	MATH-4104	Elective-3	Elective	3
4	MATH-3116	Numerical Analysis	Major	3
5	MATH-4101	Introduction to Vectors & Tensor Analysis	Major	3
Total				15

Semester- VIII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Class	Credit Hours
1	MATH-XXX	Elective-4	Elective	3
2	MATH-XXX	Elective-5	Elective	3
3	MATH-XXX	Elective-6	Elective	3
4	MATH-4122	Mathematical Methods	Major	3
5	MATH-4105	Operation Research	Major	3
Total				15

LIST OF GENERAL COURSES FOR ARTS AND HUMANITIES (GAH)

History of Human Civilization
Introduction to Geography
Heritage studies
General History
Introduction to City and Regional Planning
Planning Theory
Islamic Arts
Digital media
Art and Society
History of arts and Design
Physical Education and Sports

LIST OF GENERAL COURSES FOR SOCIAL SCIENCES (GSS)

Business Administration (Entrepreneurship)
Home Economics
Human Resource Management
Principles of Management & Marketing
Basic Financial Management
Rural and Urban Studies
Mass Communication
Gender and Islam
Pakistan – Tourist Destinations
Tourism Marketing
Mass Media and Society
History of Mathematics
Introduction to Philosophy
Introduction to Physiology
Introduction to Sociology

LIST OF GENERAL COURSES FOR NATURAL SCIENCES (GNS)

Environmental Sciences
Introduction to Botany
Introduction to Genetics
Introduction to Physiology
Basic Agriculture
Food Chemistry
Applied Physics-I
Applied Physics-II
Introduction to ICT
ICT Lab
Introduction to Probability
Applied Mathematics
Mathematics-I
Mathematics-II
Introduction of Mathematics

List of Foundation Courses for BS Mathematics Program

Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
MATH-1101	Calculus-I	3
MATH-1102	Calculus-II	3
MATH-2101	Linear Algebra	3
MATH-2105	Introduction to Mechanics	3
MATH-3121	Algebra-I	3
MATH-3119	Complex Analysis	3
MATH-3105	Ordinary Differential Equations	3
MATH-4104	Integral Equations	3
MATH-2104	Affine & Euclidean Geometry	3
MATH-3124	Algebra-II	3
MATH-3107	Real Analysis-I	3
MATH-3110	Real Analysis-II	3
MATH-3118	Differential Geometry	3
MATH-3117	Topology	3
MATH-3104	Partial Differential Equations	3
MATH-3116	Numerical Analysis	3
MATH-4103	Functional Analysis	3
MATH-2108	Introduction to Probability Theory	3
MATH-3126	Analytical Mechanics	3
MATH-4105	Operation Research	3
MATH-4102	Mathematical Statistics	3

List of Elective Courses for BS Mathematics Program

This list is divided into three specialization

Pure Mathematics
Applied Mathematics
Computational Mathematics

List of Pure Mathematics Elective

Measure Theory
Algebraic Topology
Galois Theory Lie Groups
Rings and Modules
Projective Geometry
Riemannian Geometry
History of Mathematics
Pointless Topology

List of Applied Mathematics

Fluid Mechanicsy
Electromagnetismy
Analytical Dynamics
Quantum Mechanics
General Relativity
Dynamical Systems
Computational Fluid Dynamic
History of Mathematics
Econometrics Special Relativity
Optimization Theory
Statistical Inferences

List of Computational Mathematics

Simulation
Mathematical Modeling
Computational Fluid Dynamics
Graph Theory
Statistical Inferences
Cryptography
Numerical Partial Differential Equations
Convex Analysis Numerical

List of Logic Courses for BS Mathematics Program

Elements of Set Theory and Mathematics Logic
Discrete Mathematics

List of Writing Courses for BS Mathematics Program

English-I (ENGL-1118 Functional English)
English-II (ENGL-1119 Communication Skills)
English-II (ENGL-2111 Technical Writing and Representation)

BS Statistics and AD Statistics

MODEL SCHEME OF STUDIES FOR BS (4-YEAR) IN STATISTICS

Semester-I

Sr.#	Name of Subject	Subjet Class	Credits
1	Introductory statistics	Logic	3
1	English-I (Functional English)	Writing expository	3
1	GSS-I	General	3
4	GNS-1	General	3
5	GAH-I	General	3
6	Introduction to ICT	Compulsory	2
Total			18

Semester-II

Sr.#	Name of Subject	Subjet Class	Credits
1	GAH-II	General	3
1	GSS-II	General	3
1	English-II	Writing expository	3
4	Calculus-I	Compulsory	3
5	Introduction to logic	Logic	3
6	GNS-II	General	2
Total			18

Semester- III

Sr.#	Name of Subject	Subjet Class	Credits
1	Introduction to probability distribution	Foundation	3
1	English-III	Writing expository	3
1	Pak studies	Civilization	3
4	Calculus-II	Compulsory	3
5	Introduction to logic	Compulsory	3
6	Basic Statistical Inference	Foundation	3
Total			14

Semester- IV

Sr.#	Name of Subject	Subjet Class	Credits
1	Applied Statistics	Foundation	3
2	Introduction to Regression Analysis & Experimental Design	Foundation	3
3	Linear Algebra	Foundation	3
4	Sampling Technique-I	Foundation	3
5	Islamic studies/Ethics	Civilization	2
Total			15

Semester- V

Sr.#	Name of Subject	Subjet Class	Credits
1	Statistical Packages	Foundation	3
2	Sampling Technique-II	Foundation	4
3	Regression Analysis	Foundation	4
4	Probability Distribution-I	Foundation	3
Total			14

Semester- VI

Sr.#	Name of Subject	Subjet Class	Credits
1	Design & Analysis of Experiment-I	Major	4
2	Probability Distribution-II	Major	3
3	Econometrics	Major	4
4	Official Statistics	Major	3
Total			14

Semester- VII

Sr.#	Name of Subject	Subjet Class	Credits
1	Statistical Inference-1	Major	4
2	Multivariate Analysis	Major	3
3	Design & Analysis of Experiment-II	Major	4
3	Elective I	Major-elective	4
4	Elective-II	Major-elective	3
Total			16

Semester- VIII

Sr.#	Name of Subject	Subjet Class	Credits
1	Statistical Inference-II	Major	4
2	Population Studies	Major	3
3	Design & Analysis of Experiment-II	Major	4
3	Research Project / Internship	Project/Internship	0
4	Elective-III	Major-elective	3
4	Elective-IV	Major-elective	3
Total			13

LIST OF GENERAL COURSES FOR ARTS AND HUMANITIES (GAH)

History of Human Civilization
Introduction to Geography
Heritage studies
General History
Introduction to City and Regional Planning
Planning Theory
Mathematics for Art and Design/ Statistics
Islamic Arts
Digital media
Art and Society
History of arts &Design
Physical Education and Sports
Languages and Literature
Museology (Museum Science)

LIST OF GENERAL COURSES FOR NATURAL SCIENCES (GNS)

Business Administration (Entrepreneurship)
Anthropology
Home Economics
Human Resource Management
Principles of Management & Marketing
Basic Financial Management
Data Base Management
Gender & Human Rights
Rural and Urban Studies
Mass Communication
Gender and Islam
Pakistan – Tourist Destinations
Tourism Marketing
Mass Media and Society

LIST OF GENERAL COURSES FOR NATURAL SCIENCES (GNS)

Environmental Sciences
Introduction to Biology
Introduction to Physics
Introduction to Botany
Introduction to Genetics
Object Oriented Programming
Software Packages for Mathematics/Statistics
Introduction to computer programs and Mathematics
Data Structure & Algorithms
Applied Physics
Introduction to Physiology
Basic Agriculture
Food Chemistry
Information Security

Elective Courses for BS (4-Year) Program for Statistics

Operations Research
Stochastic Process
Reliability Analysis
Decision Theory
Robust Methods
Survival Analysis
Bio-Statistics
Data Mining
Actuarial Statistics-I
Actuarial Statistics-II
Mathematical Models and Simulation
Categorical Data Analysis
Numerical Methods
Bayesian Inference
Statistical Quality Control

MS Mathematics

Semester-I

Course Code	Course Title	Credits Hours
MATH-XXXX	Core-1	3
MATH-XXXX	Core-2	3
MATH-XXXX	Elective-1	3
MATH-XXXX	Elective-2	3
Total		12

Semester-II

Course Code	Course Title	Credits Hours
MATH-XXXX	Core-3	3
MATH-XXXX	Core-4	3
MATH-XXXX	Elective-3	3
MATH-XXXX	Elective-4	3
Total		12

Semester-III

Course Code	Course Title	Credits Hours
MATH-6601	Thesis	6
Total		6
Note: Courses can be swapped according to the resources of the University

List of Core Courses

Course Code	Course Title	Credits Hours
MATH-5101	Advanced Algebra	3(3-0)
MATH-5102	Advanced Mathematical Analysis	3(3-0)
MATH-5103	Advanced Partial Differential Equations	3(3-0)
MATH-5104	Advanced Integral Equations	3(3-0)
MATH-5105	Fractional Calculus	3(3-0)
MATH-5106	Fuzzy Set Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-5107	Advanced Linear Algebra	3(3-0)
MATH-5108	Advanced Graph Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6129	Advanced Functional Analysis	3(3-0)
MATH-6152	Rings and Modules	3(3-0)
MATH-6135	Mathematical Techniques for Boundary Value Problems	3(3-0)
MATH-6160	Numerical Solutions of Ordinary Differential Equations	3(3-0)
MATH-6151	Advanced Numerical Analysis	3(3-0)

List of Elective Courses

Course Code	Course Title	Credits Hours
MATH-6118	Topics in Operator Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6119	Integral inequalities	3(3-0)
MATH-6120	Fuzzy Topological Analysis	3(3-0)
MATH-6121	Advanced Measure Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6122	Advanced Topology	3(3-0)
MATH-6123	Lie Algebra	3(3-0)
MATH-6124	Topological Groups	3(3-0)
MATH-6125	Theory of Group Graphs	3(3-0)
MATH-6126	Theory of Group Actions	3(3-0)
MATH-6127	Approximation Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6128	Complex Analysis of Several Variables	3(3-0)
MATH-6130	Magneto-hydrodynamics	3(3-0)
MATH-6131	Advanced Analytical Dynamics	3(3-0)
MATH-6132	Advanced General Relativity	3(3-0)
MATH-6133	Astrophysics	3(3-0)
MATH-6134	The Classical Theory of Fields	3(3-0)
MATH-6136	Sampling Techniques	3(3-0)
MATH-6137	Multivariate Analysis	3(3-0)
MATH-6138	Finite Mixture Distributions	3(3-0)
MATH-6139	Computer Aided Geometric Design	3(3-0)
MATH-6140	Topics in Complex Analysis	3(3-0)
MATH-6141	Topics in Functional Analysis	3(3-0)
MATH-6142	Topics in Measure Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6143	Topics in Topology	3(3-0)
MATH-6144	Banach Algebras	3(3-0)
MATH-6145	Lie Groups	3(3-0)
MATH-6146	C* -Algebras	3(3-0)
MATH-6147	Topological Algebras	3(3-0)
MATH-6148	Geometric Function Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6149	Heat and Mass Transfer	3(3-0)
MATH-6150	Cosmology	3(3-0)
MATH-6153	Linear Groups and Group Representations	3(3-0)
MATH-6154	Lattice Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6155	Representation Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6156	Numerical Optimization	3(3-0)
MATH-6157	Random Number Generation and Monte Carlo Methods	3(3-0)
MATH-6158	Advanced Mathematical Statistics	3(3-0)
MATH-6159	Topological Vector Spaces	3(3-0)
MATH-6161	Newtonian Fluid Mechanics	3(3-0)
MATH-6162	Fixed Point Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6163	Fuzzy Analysis	3(3-0)
MATH-6164	Topics in Fuzzy Decision Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6165	Logical Reasoning	3(3-0)
MATH-6166	Research Methodology	3(3-0)
MATH-6201	Numerical Solution of Partial Differential Equations	3(3-0)
MATH-6202	Non-Newtonian Fluid Mechanics	3(3-0)
MATH-6203	Calculus of Finite Differences	3(3-0)
MATH-6204	Advanced Magneto Hydrodynamics	3(3-0)
MATH-6205	Advanced Electrodynamics	3(3-0)
MATH-6206	Topics in Analytical Dynamics	3(3-0)
MATH-6207	Group Methods for Differential Equations	3(3-0)
MATH-6208	Advanced Sampling Techniques	3(3-0)
MATH-6209	Advanced Multivariate Analysis	3(3-0)
MATH-6210	Advanced Finite Mixture Distributions	3(3-0)
MATH-6211	Fractional Differential Equations	3(3-0)
MATH-6212	Advances in Discrete Mathematics and Applications	3(3-0)
MATH-6213	Strict Convexity	3(3-0)
MATH-6214	Theory of Differential Equations	3(3-0)
MATH-6215	Advanced Fluid Dynamics	3(3-0)
MATH-6216	Advanced Computer Aided Geometric Design	3(3-0)
MATH-6217	Advanced Analytical Methods	3(3-0)
MATH-6218	Elasto-dynamics	3(3-0)
MATH-6219	Convex Analysis	3(3-0)
MATH-6220	BCK Algebra	3(3-0)
MATH-6221	Computer Graphics	3(3-0)
MATH-6222	Lie Group Analysis of Difference Equations	3(3-0)
MATH-6223	Theory of Complex Manifolds	3(3-0)
MATH-6224	BCI Algebra	3(3-0)
MATH-6225	Advanced Theory of Rings and Modules	3(3-0)
MATH-6226	Representation and Character Theory of Groups	3(3-0)
MATH-6227	Spectral and Fractional Graph Theory	3(3-0)

PhD Mathematics

Semester-I

Course Code	Course Title	Credits Hours	Remarks
MATH-XXXX	Course I	3	Optional
MATH-XXXX	Course II	3	Optional
MATH-XXXX	Course III	3	Optional
MATH-XXXX	Course IV	3	Optional
Total		12

Semester-II

Course Code	Course Title	Credits Hours	Remarks
MATH-XXXX	Course V	3	Optional
MATH-XXXX	Course VI	3	Optional
MATH-XXXX	Course VII	3	Optional
MATH-XXXX	Course VIII	3	Optional
Total		12

Semester-III and onward

Course Code	Course Title	Credits Hours	Remarks

Semester – V and onward

Course Code	Course Title	Credits Hours	Remarks
MATH-8601	Thesis	30	Compulsory

List of Courses

Course Code	Course Title	Credits Hours
MATH-5101	Advanced Algebra	3(3-0)
MATH-5102	Advanced Mathematical Analysis	3(3-0)
MATH-5103	Advanced Partial Differential Equations	3(3-0)
MATH-5104	Advanced Integral Equations	3(3-0)
MATH-5105	Fractional Calculus	3(3-0)
MATH-5106	Fuzzy Set Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-5107	Advanced Linear Algebra	3(3-0)
MATH-5108	Advanced Graph Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6129	Advanced Functional Analysis	3(3-0)
MATH-6152	Rings and Modules	3(3-0)
MATH-6135	Mathematical Techniques for Boundary Value Problems	3(3-0)
MATH-6160	Numerical Solutions of Ordinary Differential Equations	3(3-0)
MATH-6151	Advanced Numerical Analysis	3(3-0)
MATH-6118	Topics in Operator Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6119	Integral inequalities	3(3-0)
MATH-6120	Fuzzy Topological Analysis	3(3-0)
MATH-6121	Advanced Measure Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6122	Advanced Topology	3(3-0)
MATH-6123	Lie Algebra	3(3-0)
MATH-6124	Topological Groups	3(3-0)
MATH-6125	Theory of Group Graphs	3(3-0)
MATH-6126	Theory of Group Actions	3(3-0)
MATH-6127	Approximation Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6128	Complex Analysis of Several Variables	3(3-0)
MATH-6130	Magneto-hydrodynamics	3(3-0)
MATH-6131	Advanced Analytical Dynamics	3(3-0)
MATH-6132	Advanced General Relativity	3(3-0)
MATH-6133	Astrophysics	3(3-0)
MATH-6134	The Classical Theory of Fields	3(3-0)
MATH-6136	Sampling Techniques	3(3-0)
MATH-6137	Multivariate Analysis	3(3-0)
MATH-6138	Finite Mixture Distributions	3(3-0)
MATH-6139	Computer Aided Geometric Design	3(3-0)
MATH-6140	Topics in Complex Analysis	3(3-0)
MATH-6141	Topics in Functional Analysis	3(3-0)
MATH-6142	Topics in Measure Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6143	Topics in Topology	3(3-0)
MATH-6144	Banach Algebras	3(3-0)
MATH-6145	Lie Groups	3(3-0)
MATH-6146	C* -Algebras	3(3-0)
MATH-6147	Topological Algebras	3(3-0)
MATH-6148	Geometric Function Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6149	Heat and Mass Transfer	3(3-0)
MATH-6150	Cosmology	3(3-0)
MATH-6153	Linear Groups and Group Representations	3(3-0)
MATH-6154	Lattice Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6155	Representation Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6156	Numerical Optimization	3(3-0)
MATH-6157	Random Number Generation and Monte Carlo Methods	3(3-0)
MATH-6158	Advanced Mathematical Statistics	3(3-0)
MATH-6159	Topological Vector Spaces	3(3-0)
MATH-6161	Newtonian Fluid Mechanics	3(3-0)
MATH-6162	Fixed Point Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6163	Fuzzy Analysis	3(3-0)
MATH-6164	Topics in Fuzzy Decision Theory	3(3-0)
MATH-6165	Logical Reasoning	3(3-0)
MATH-6166	Research Methodology	3(3-0)
MATH-6201	Numerical Solution of Partial Differential Equations	3(3-0)
MATH-6202	Non-Newtonian Fluid Mechanics	3(3-0)
MATH-6203	Calculus of Finite Differences	3(3-0)
MATH-6204	Advanced Magneto Hydrodynamics	3(3-0)
MATH-6205	Advanced Electrodynamics	3(3-0)
MATH-6206	Topics in Analytical Dynamics	3(3-0)
MATH-6207	Group Methods for Differential Equations	3(3-0)
MATH-6208	Advanced Sampling Techniques	3(3-0)
MATH-6209	Advanced Multivariate Analysis	3(3-0)
MATH-6210	Advanced Finite Mixture Distributions	3(3-0)
MATH-6211	Fractional Differential Equations	3(3-0)
MATH-6212	Advances in Discrete Mathematics and Applications	3(3-0)
MATH-6213	Strict Convexity	3(3-0)
MATH-6214	Theory of Differential Equations	3(3-0)
MATH-6215	Advanced Fluid Dynamics	3(3-0)
MATH-6216	Advanced Computer Aided Geometric Design	3(3-0)
MATH-6217	Advanced Analytical Methods	3(3-0)
MATH-6218	Elasto-dynamics	3(3-0)
MATH-6219	Convex Analysis	3(3-0)
MATH-6220	BCK Algebra	3(3-0)
MATH-6221	Computer Graphics	3(3-0)
MATH-6222	Lie Group Analysis of Difference Equations	3(3-0)
MATH-6223	Theory of Complex Manifolds	3(3-0)
MATH-6224	BCI Algebra	3(3-0)
MATH-6225	Advanced Theory of Rings and Modules	3(3-0)
MATH-6226	Representation and Character Theory of Groups	3(3-0)
MATH-6227	Spectral and Fractional Graph Theory	3(3-0)

Department of Physics

Introduction and Overview

To become the center of excellence in physics by providing high quality education through rigorous course work, cutting-edge interdisciplinary, multi- disciplinary research and collaboration with industry.

The department seeks to deliver the best scientific methods in teaching the principles of physics theoretically and experimentally, and focuses on to maintain the level of education, scientific research and community service.

Key Features / Facilities

The Physics department has an honor of hiring more than 12 PhD qualified faculty members graduated locally and from various foreign universities.
Deliver excellent education to nascent scientist and engineers.
Providing a lively intellectual atmosphere to its under-graduate and graduate students.
Special attention in teaching and training the students to be at the forefront of the next generation of physicists.
Department of Physics is equipped with various academic labs:
- Mechanics Lab
- Thermodynamics and Electromagnetism Lab
- Waves and Optics Lab
- Advance Physics Lab
- Electronics Lab
- Modern Physics and Spectroscopy Lab
Department of Physics has also established a research Lab to fulfill the needs of undergraduate and graduate research projects
Necessary equipment for materials synthesis is already present the lab, e.g.,
- Muffle Furnace
- Magnetic Stirrer
- Oven Universal Memmert Digital PID control
- Centrifuge Machine
- Microscope Trinocular Research Antimould Treated Stand with Camera
o Moreover, Department is in process of Purchasing state of the art latest equipment to fulfill the need of Material characterization at micro and nano meter scales.
- X-ray Diffractometer
- Field Emission Scanning Electron Microscope

Experimental Research Lab Facilities

FIBER MUFFLE FURNACE

Description

The Neycraft Benchtop Fiber Furnace is a durable compact electric burnout furnace with a one-piece, lightweight fiber muffle. The heavy-duty 14-gallon heating element is embedded into fiber muffle for a quick and even heat distribution. The four-wall heating provides uniform heat distribution, necessary for casting, wax burnout, enameling, and heat treating.

Make and Model

NEYCRAFT 9491002C

Features

Special door design, easy to operate to avoid the leakage of high temperature.
Good door seal to minimum the loss of heat, increase the uniformity of temperature in chamber.
Inner side of the door and chamber surface made of stainless-steel
Anti-corrosion chamber with long life.
Lightweight, one-piece molded heating chamber
Maximum Temperature: 1600°C.
Easy to use dial power control
Automatic power controller
Programmable control, 30 periods, max timing setting for each period is 99hrs. 59 min
Can set several programs to control the complicated test procedure, realize auto-run.

Applications

Perfect for heat treating, wax burnout, ceramic firing, pre-heating, aging, conditioning and enameling
To analysis the volatile, ash moisture, ash fusion, and elements in coal and coke
To sintering, melting metal, ceramic, silver, gold, and other materials.

CENTRIFUGE

Description

The Spectrafuge™ 6C compact research centrifuge has been designed for quick production of PPP (platelet poor plasma) and PRP (platelet rich plasma) as well as other applications in the clinical or research laboratory. The removable fixed angle rotor of the Spectrafuge™ 6C accepts 6x15ml tubes, and with the adapters will accommodate all common blood draw tubes. The centrifuge can be operated on the bench or in a cold room.

Make and Model

C0060-230V

Features

Maximum speed 6,500 rpm/4,000×g
High speed and g-force capabilities, produces PPP and PRP separation in 2 minutes
Digital control and accuracy
Supplied with 6 x 10/15ml rotor
Capable of centrifuging 15ml conical and all common blood draw tubes.
Used normally to collect rapidly sedimenting substances such as blood cells, yeast cells or bulky precipitates of chemical reactions
Safe for cold room use
Small footprint

Applications

For clarification and stabilization
Separating particles from an air flow according to their size, shape, density, viscosity of the medium
Removing precipitate from analytic sample
Two immiscible liquids are easily separated on a continuous process

ELECTRIC OVEN

Description

Laboratory ovens are used in a wide range of applications in industries such as biotech, pharmaceuticals and materials manufacturing. These industries often require the process of baking, curing, annealing and drying materials of varying chemical and physical compositions. Many of these process applications are unique in their end-result and require assorted types of lab ovens.

Make and Model

Memmert Oven 100-800

Features

Ambient temperature: 10℃ to 250℃.
Maximum temperature: 850℃.
Digital timer with Digital Temperature controller
Digital Temperature indicator cum controller
Over-temperature limits protection / Door opening alarm.
Air Circulation fan with motor.
Digital LED display with touch keypads
Programmable control, 30 periods, max timing setting for each period is 99hrs. 59 min

Applications

Suitable for heating, drying tests, annealing, die-bond and curing.
For drying, Polyimide baking, sterilizing, also for sample thermic treatments of many samples.
It used to sterilize items that might be damaged by moist heat e.g., glassware (petri dishes, test tubes and pipettes), powders, oils etc.
For rapid evaporation of materials

OPTICAL MICROSCOPE

Description

The IRMECO IM-910 Biological Laboratory Microscope convinces with premium operating comfort as well as highest stability and is suitable for a wide range of applications – from the research lab to education institutions. It has a powerful LED light.

Make and Model

IRMECO IM-910

Features

Objective lens: 5x, 10x, 20x, 50x, 100x
Various optical filters and lighting features
Brightfield/darkfield imaging
DIN standard achromatic, magnification 4×, 10×, 40×, 100× (Oil)
Long-life LED System with brightness control

Applications

Phase identification, purity and homogeneity
Crystal defects: grain boundaries and dislocation
Refractive index determination
Examine the ion concentration
Resolution and magnification

WATER PURIFICATION SYSTEM

Description

Thermo Scientific™ lab water systems have been a trusted resource for science and industry. Our complete line of water purification technologies includes solutions for your most critical and everyday application needs, from electrode ionization to reverse osmosis and distillation.

Make and Model

Smart2Pure 12 UV/UF

Features

Five system options with permeate flows of 3, 7, 12, or 20, or 40 L/h
Space-saving design allows system to sit on the laboratory bench or be mounted on the wall.
Storage spacing and purification capacity.
RO membrane removes organic and inorganic contaminants, microorganisms, particles and colloids
Simple system upgrade accommodates future pure water capacity
Good quality feed water is a prerequisite for high purity water and extends cartridge service life.

Applications

Removes organic and inorganic contaminants, microorganisms, particles and colloids.
Odor control and sludge sedimentation.
Remove ion
Disinfectant

SPIN COATER

Description

A spin coater deposits a thin (~1 mm) film of uniform thickness onto a flat substrate. The first steps of this operation are to place the substrate into the spin coater and to apply a small volume of coating material onto the center of the substrate. The spin coater then rotates the substrate at high speed, which results in the uniform spreading of the coating material on the substrate surface due to the centrifugal force. This operation is carried out under a fume hood because the coating material is usually volatile.

Make and Model

WS-650MZ-23NPPB

Features

Maximum spin speed: 12k RPM
Ramp: up to 13,000 RPM/s in 1 RPM increments
Time: 1s to 99 minutes 59.9 s in 0.1s increments
Maximum substrate size that will fit in bowl: 6² (~150 mm) wafer in diameter or 5² (~125 mm) square substrate.
Film thickness: typically 10 nm to 1 mm

Applications

Spin coaters are also used in the microfabrication of oxide layers of uniform thickness for electronic components.
Spin coating is widely used to deposit a photoresist layer onto a substrate for photolithography using a mask aligner such at the Tamarac 512 at the IMC
Suitable for cleaning or etching.
Separating uniform thin films on flat substrate.

WEIGHT BALANCE

Description

The scout™ Pro is the ideal portable balance for most needs and features easy-to-use two-button operation, a high-contrast LCD display, multiple weighing units, four application modes, and the option of either RS232 or USB connectivity.

Make and Model

Scout Pro SPU402

Features

LCD display plus optional auxiliary display
Operation via mains or battery (not included) with low battery indicator and programmable auto-off
Optional RS232 or USB interface with cable
ABS plastic construction with stainless steel pan
Design features include fixed integral weigh-below hook, stability indicator, over and underload indicators, shipping and calibration locks
Calibration weight supplied with 120g, 200g, 400g, 600g models
Superior shock resistance and overload protection

Applications

Determine the mass and weight of an object.
High degree of precision
Suitable for calibration, increment, tare and linearity.
They are used for samples up to about 320 g.

HEATING MAGNETIC STIRRER

Description

The Arec.T is a digital heating magnetic stirrer with a white ceramic hot plate, that ensures excellent resistance to chemicals scratches, is extremely easy to clean and is suitable for observing colour changes (e.g., Titration, etc.)

Make and Model

Scout Pro SPU402

Features

Fast heating, high temperatures (up to 550 ℃ ) and high resistance
Powerful magnet for powerful stirring (up to 1500 rpm)
Microprocessor technology for maximum control accuracy
New design, advanced materials for enhanced performance
Equipped with programmable timer
Hot plate digital warning system

Applications

Suitable for drying, baking, conditioning, curing, pre heating and aging.
For rapid reaction
To heat glassware or its contents.
Magnetic stirrer, allowing the heated liquid to be stirrer continuously.

HYDROTHERMAL AUTOCLAVE REACTOR

Description

The Hydrothermal Autoclave Reactor use to carry hydrothermal reaction at high pressure and high temperature. Hydrothermal synthesis reactor generally comes in a two variety; the first is Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) or Teflon lined hydrothermal autoclave reactors and the second is PPL lined autoclave.

Make and Model

Autoclave-TI050

Features

Safe Temperature: - 200°C
Heating and Cooling Rate: ≤5°C/min
Inner liner material: polytetrafluoroethylene (diameter 49mm) .
Internal Dimensions 30mm Diameter
Capacity 50 ml
PTFE lining can bear high temperature and high pressure, corrosion resistance, almost insoluble in all solvents, physical inert.
Maximum operating temperature: ≤240°C
Working Pressure: ≤3MPa or 30 Bar
Material: Shell made of high-quality nonmagnetic 304 stainless steel
Easy to handle
Threads are very smooth to lock and unlock
Best price and cost effective
Secondary cap has been provided at the top of the reactor for extra tightening to avoid leakage
Better for corrosive materials.

Applications

Sterilize bacteriological media and destroy pathogenic cultures
Composite curing and remove spores at high pressure
Vulcanization

PHOTO CATALYTIC REACTOR

Description

Photocatalysis reaction is a photochemical reaction caused by absorption of a photon in a solid. This material referred as the ‘photocatalyst,’ which remains unchanged throughout the reaction. The photocatalytic reactor regularly used in R&D, educational institutes, industries and other such places. It mostly used for degrading the contaminants in aqueous solutions, manufacturing of Aflatoxin and enhanced detection. It also used for contaminant removal from the air, wastewater treatment, and water splitting.

Features

Air Circulation fan with motor
Digital Temperature indicator cum controller
Good door seal to minimum the loss of heat, increase the uniformity of temperature in chamber.
Automatic power controller
Suitable for different intensities of light
Suitable for different sources of light

Applications

Studying decomposition of gaseous organic contaminants
Photocatalytic study of degradation of AZO dyes
Degradation of Chlorophenol in water
Decomposing of organic contaminants in water effectively
Examining UV degradation for various chemicals
Water purification/treatment
Degrading the anionic and cationic dyes in industrial wastewater
Removing toxic metals from industrial effluents
Decomposing of seawater-soluble crude-oil fractions

MUFFLE FURNACE

Description

A Muffle Furnace is an oven used for Research applications in which a sample is subjected to high temperatures to determine what proportion is non-combustible and non-volatile. Muffle Furnace can program up to 30 segments to meet temperature control and maintain constant temperature requirements. Heating elements are built from high temperature alloy resistance wire ensuring low maintenance and long shelf life.

Make and Model

SX-2.5-10

Features

Unique door design, safe and easy door operation, to ensure the high temperature inside that the heat does not leak.
High-precision digital display meter, temperature control system with microcomputer chip processor with PID regulation characteristics, time set, temperature difference correction, over-temperature alarm and other functions, high precision temperature control.
The furnace cavity is baked by the high temperature refractories to ensure durability.
Excellent door seal to make the heat loss to be minimum, increase the temperature uniformity in the furnace.

Applications

Muffle furnace designed for chemical element analysis, and small pieces of steel hardening, annealing, tempering, and other high temperature heat treatment in laboratories of industrial and mining enterprises.

Academic Programs Being Offered

BS Physics (4-years Program)
MSc Physics (2-years Program)
MS Physics (2-years Program)
PhD Physics (3-years Program)

BS Physics

The candidate seeking admission in BS Physics Program, must meet the following eligibility criterion

a) Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) with Physics or equivalent with 50% marks.

a) 3 years Diploma of Associate Engineering with Physics and Mathematics courses securing at least 60% marks.

a) 2 year bachelor degree (annual system) or Associate Degree in Science (ADS) with Mathematics & Physics securing at least 45% marks. After admission students will be enrolled in bridging semester.

b) KFUEIT recognized aptitude test (KFAT / NAT / MCAT / ECAT / KFEAT / HAT) with minimum score of 40%.

MSc Physics

The candidate seeking admission in MSc Physics Program, must meet the following eligibility criterion

a) 14 years of education with Mathematics & Physics or equivalent with 45% marks

MS Physics

The candidate seeking admission in MS Physics Program, must meet the following eligibility criterion

a) Sixteen years education or equivalent in physics or relevant subject from HEC recognized university with a minimum CGPA of 2.50/4.0 or 3.50/5.0 in semester system or 50% marks in annual system.

b) NTS GAT General Test/HEC / Departmental Admission Test with a minimum 50% cumulative score is mandatory.

PhD Physics

To be eligible for admission in PhD Physics Program, a candidate must meet the following eligibility criterion

a) MS/MPhil degree in Physics or its equivalent in the relevant subject from HEC recognized university with minimum CGPA of 3.00/4.0 in semester system or 60% marks in annual system.

b) NTS GAT Subject Test / HEC Test / International GRE Subject test with a minimum 60% percentiile score or departmental admission test with a minimum 70% cumulative score is mandatory

c) Any other requirement recommended by HEC or approved by the department.

BS Physics

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Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	COSC-1105	Introduction to ICT	2
2	COSC-1205	Introduction to ICT-Lab	1
3	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3
4	MATH-1101	Calculus-I	3
5	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
6	PHYS-1103	Mechanics	3
7	PHYS-1201	Mechanics Lab	1
Total			15

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	CHEM-1108	Introduction to Chemistry	3
2	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3
3	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies/Ethics	2
4	MATH-1102	Calculus-II	3
5	PHYS-1104	Electricity and Magnetism-I	3
6	PHYS-1105	Waves and Optics	3
7	PHYS-2203	Waves and Optics Lab	1
Total			18

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3
2	MATH-2103	Linear Algebra	3
3	PHYS-1108	Heat and Thermodynamics	3
4	PHYS-1210	Heat, Electricity and Magnetism Lab	1
5	PHYS-2105	Electricity and Magnetism-II	3
6	STAT-2104	Probability and Statistics	3
Total			16

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	COSC-2115	Introduction to Computer Program and Applications	2
2	COSC-2215	Introduction to Computer Program and Applications Lab	1
3	MATH-2122	Differential Equations	3
4	PHYS-2100	Basic Electronics	3
5	PHYS-2108	Modern Physics	3
6	PHYS-2200	Basic Electronics Lab	1
7	SSCI-1111	Introduction to Sociology	3
Total			16

Semester- V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	PHYS-3101	Mathematical Methods of Physics-I	3
2	PHYS-3103	Electrodynamics-I	3
3	PHYS-3105	Classical Mechanics-I	3
4	PHYS-3113	Introduction to Computational Physics	3
5	PHYS-3117	Electronic Devices	3
6	PHYS-3211	Modern Physics & Spectroscopy Lab	2
Total			17

Semester-VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	PHYS-3102	Mathematical Methods of Physics-II	3
2	PHYS-3104	Electrodynamics-II	3
3	PHYS-3106	Classical Mechanics-II	3
4	PHYS-3110	Quantum Mechanics-I	3
5	PHYS-3116	Digital Electronics	3
6	PHYS-3216	Electronics Lab	2
Total			17

Semester- VII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	PHYS-3112	Nuclear Physics	3
2	PHYS-4105	Solid State Physics-I	3
3	PHYS-4109	Quantum Mechanics-II	3
4	PHYS-4111	Statistical Physics	3
5	PHYS-4211	Advanced Physics Lab	2
6	PHYS-XXXX	Elective Course	3
Total			17

Semester-VIII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	PHYS-4106	Solid State Physics-II	3
2	PHYS-4108	Atomic and Molecular Physics	3
3	PHYS-4360	Project	3
4	PHYS-XXXX	Elective Course	3
5	PHYS-XXXX	Elective Course	3
Total			15
Grand Total			131

Msc Physics

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	PHYS-3101	Mathematical Methods of Physics-I	3
2	PHYS-3103	Electrodynamics-I	3
3	PHYS-3105	Classical Mechanics-I	3
4	PHYS-3109	Circuits and Devices	3
5	PHYS-3113	Introduction to Computational Physics	3
6	PHYS-3211	Modern Physics & Spectroscopy Lab	2
Total			17

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	PHYS-3102	Mathematical Methods of Physics-II	3
2	PHYS-3104	Electrodynamics-II	3
3	PHYS-3106	Classical Mechanics-II	3
4	PHYS-3110	Quantum Mechanics-I	3
5	PHYS-3116	Digital Electronics	3
6	PHYS-3216	Electronics Lab	2
Total			17

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	PHYS-3112	Nuclear Physics	3
2	PHYS-4105	Solid State Physics-I	3
3	PHYS-4109	Quantum Mechanics-II	3
4	PHYS-4111	Statistical Physics	3
5	PHYS-4211	Advanced Physics Lab	2
6	PHYS-XXXX	Elective Course	3
Total			17

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	PHYS-4106	Solid State Physics-II	3
2	PHYS-4108	Atomic and Molecular Physics	3
3	PHYS-XXXX	Elective Course	3
4	PHYS-XXXX	Elective Course	3
5	PHYS-XXXX	Elective Course	3
Total			15
Grand Total			66

MS Physics

Semester-I

Course Code	Title of the Course	Page No.	Credit Hours	Remarks
PHYS-5101	Mathematical Methods of Physics	13	3	Compulsory
PHYS-5103	Advanced Electrodynamics	13	3	Compulsory
PHYS-6105	Advanced Quantum Mechanics	13	3	Compulsory
PHYS-6107	Advanced Classical Mechanics	14	3	Compulsory
Total			12

Semester-II

Course Code	Title of the Course	Page No.	Credit Hours	Remarks
PHYS-6108	Statistical Physics	14	3	Compulsory
PHYS-	Graduate Level Physics Course	11	3	Elective I
PHYS-	Graduate Level Physics Course	11	3	Elective II
PHYS-	Graduate Level Physics Course	11	3	Elective III
Total			12

Semester- III & IV

Course Code	Title of the Course	Page No.	Credit Hours	Remarks
PHYS-6601	Thesis	—	6	Compulsory
Total			6

PhD Physics

Semester-I

Course Code	Title of the Course	Page No.	Credit Hours	Remarks
PHYS-	Graduate Level Physics Course	11	3	Elective I
PHYS-	Graduate Level Physics Course	11	3	Elective II
PHYS-	Graduate Level Physics Course	11	3	Elective III
Total			9

Semester-II

Course Code	Title of the Course	Page No.	Credit Hours	Remarks
PHYS-	Graduate Level Physics Course	11	3	Elective IV
PHYS-	Graduate Level Physics Course	11	3	Elective V
PHYS-	Graduate Level Physics Course	11	3	Elective VI
Total			9

Semester- III and onward

Course Code	Title of the Course	Page No.	Credit Hours	Remarks
PHYS-8601	Thesis	—	30	Mandatory
Total			30

List of Elective Courses

Sr.#	Course Code	Course Title	Page No.	Credit Hours
1	PHYS-6105	Advanced Quantum Mechanics	13	3
2	PHYS-6107	Advanced Classical Mechanics	13	3
3	PHYS-6108	Statistical Physics	13	3
4	PHYS-6113	Semiconductor Theory	14	3
5	PHYS-6114	Magnetism in Condensed Matter	15	3
6	PHYS-6115	Methods and Techniques of Experimental Physics	15	3
7	PHYS-6116	Optical Properties of Solids	16	3
8	PHYS-6117	Nanophysics and Nanotechnology	16	3
9	PHYS-6118	Advanced Nanophysics and Nanotechnology	17	3
10	PHYS-6162	Quantum Optics	17	3
11	PHYS-6164	Condensed Matter Theory	18	3
12	PHYS-6166	Quantum Information Theory	18	3
13	PHYS-6125	Materials Science	19	3
14	PHYS-6126	Plasma Physics	20	3
15	PHYS-6160	Group Theory	21	3
16	PHYS-6129	Superconductivity	21	3
17	PHYS-6130	Particle Physics	21	3
18	PHYS-6127	Advanced Plasma Physics	21	3
19	PHYS-6131	General Relativity and Cosmology	23	3
20	PHYS-6165	Advanced Condensed Matter Theory	24	3
21	PHYS-6168	Experimental Plasma Physics	24	3
22	PHYS-6163	Advanced Quantum Optics	25	3
23	PHYS-6133	Atomic Physics	26	3
24	PHYS-6167	Advanced Quantum Information Theory	26	3
25	PHYS-6169	Accelerator Techniques for Materials	27	3
26	PHYS-6135	Solid State Physics	28	3
27	PHYS-6170	Solid State Theory	28	3
28	PHYS-6171	Atomic and Electron Physics	29	3
29	PHYS-6172	Advanced Atomic and Electron Physics	29	3
30	PHYS-6173	Nuclear Theory	30	3
31	PHYS-6174	Advanced Nuclear Theory	30	3
32	PHYS-6141	Quantum Field Theory	30	3
33	PHYS-6142	Advanced Quantum Field Theory	31	3
34	PHYS-6143	Laser Physics	31	3
35	PHYS-6144	Advanced Laser Physics	32	3
36	PHYS-6145	Computational Physics	32	3
37	PHYS-6146	Advanced Computational Physics	33	3
38	PHYS-6147	Physics of Non-linear Systems	34	3
39	PHYS-6148	Advanced Techniques of Experimental Physics	34	3
40	PHYS-6149	Applied Nuclear Physics	35	3
41	PHYS-6150	Magnetic Materials	35	3
42	PHYS-6151	Renewable Energy Resources	36	3
43	PHYS-6152	Conduction in Solids	37	3
44	PHYS-6153	Soil Physics	37	3
45	PHYS-6154	Environmental and Atmospheric Physics	38	3
46	PHYS-6155	Microelectronics and Semiconductor Devices	38	3
47	PHYS-6156	Optoelectronics	39	3
48	PHYS-6157	Thin Films Technology	40	3
49	PHYS-6158	X-Ray and Electron Di↵raction	41	3
50	PHYS-6159	Defects in Solids	41	3
51	PHYS-6161	Structure and Properties of Materials	42	3
52	PHYS-6175	Nanomagnetism	42	3
53	PHYS-6176	Radiation Physics	43	3
54	PHYS-6177	Environmental Radiation Dosimetry	43	3
55	PHYS-6178	Radiation Protection and Health Physics	44	3
56	PHYS-6179	Radiation Detection and Measurements	44	3
57	PHYS-6180	Radiotherapy	45	3
58	PHYS-6181	Advanced Medical Physics	45	3
59	PHYS-6182	Thermodynamics of Materials	46	3
60	PHYS-6183	Selection of Materials and Processes	46	3
61	PHYS-6184	Materials for Solar Energy	47	3
62	PHYS-6185	Materials for Energy Conversion	47	3
63	PHYS-6186	Advanced Nanostructured Materials	48	3
64	PHYS-6187	Synthesis and Design of Nanostructures and Devices	48	3

Department of Life Sciences

Introduction and Overview

The Department of Life Sciences is the most recent department of our faculty. It is widely recognized that life sciences is one of the top ranked field in the Pakistan’s strategy for the knowledge-based economy, which will assist to the creation of new opportunities for our society and our economy. In the field of life sciences there is, in fact, an ongoing innovation that involves opening up several new disciplines based on plants and animals.

Academic Programs Being Offered

BS Botany
BS Zoology

BS Botany

Botany, also called plant science(s), is the branch of biology that studies plants scientifically. Plants are essential for sustaining life on earth by providing food, oxygen, shelter, fiber, medicine and fuel. Botanist are using novel techniques to explore physiology, ecology, taxonomy and genetics these days. Therefore, there is urgent need to teach botany/plant science(s) in a variety of perspectives. In view of this, Bachelor of Science in Botany (BS Botany) program was proposed at KFUEIT in 2019. Botanists are required in government/semi-government/private sector: forestry, wildlife, agriculture, horticulture, health, education and NGOS (Local, national, international).

BS Zoology

Zoology as a subject is multidisciplinary in nature, involving study of organisms and their genetic, morphological and physiological attributes, their surrounding environment, and their role in conservation of environment. Zoology is a combination of various disciplines such as Genetics, Physiology, Ecology, Developmental Biology, Microbiology, Parasitology, Entomology, Evolution, Taxonomy, Freshwater Biology, Fisheries and Wildlife etc. This subject has significant role in human resource development, food security, environmental conservation, and sustainable development and ultimately in alleviation of poverty. The study of Zoology is increasingly recognized as vital for understanding and protecting our planet. Bachelor of Science in Zoology (BS Zoology) was one of the programs offered at KFUEIT for quality education and specialization. The degree main focus is to produce graduates to serve in universities, institutes for ecology, environmental agencies, veterinary healthcare, molecular biology, conservation and forest management, public and private sectors, forensic department, environmental institutions and pathological laboratories.

BS Botany Programme (4-Years)

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Semester-I
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Course Type
1	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3	Compulsory-I
2	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2	Compulsory-II
3	MATH-1111	Mathematics-I	3	Compulsory-III
4	BIOT-1101	Introduction to Biotechnology**	3	General-I
5	ZOOL-1101	Principals in Animal Life-I**	3	General-II
6	BTNY-1103	Diversity of Plants	3	Foundation-I
7	BTNY-1203	Diversity of Plants-Lab	1
Total			18
Semester-II
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Course Type
1	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3	Compulsory-IV
2	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies	2	Compulsory-V
3	CHEM-1162	Organic Chemistry*	3	Compulsory-VI
4	FOSC-1101	Fundamentals of Forensic Science**	3	General-III
5	ZOOL-1102	Principals in Animal Life-II**	3	General-IV
6	BTNY-1102	Plant Systematic, Anatomy and Development	3	Foundation-II
7	BTNY-1202	Plant Systematic, Anatomy and Development- Lab	1
Total			18
Semester-III
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Course Type
1	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3	Compulsory-VII
2	COSC-1105	Introduction to ICT	2	Compulsory-VIII
3	COSC-1205	Introduction to ICT-Lab	1
4	STAT-2104	Probability and Statistics	3	Compulsory-IX
5	ECON-2118	Applied Economics**	3	General-V
6	BTNY-2105	Cell Biology, Genetics and Evolution	3	Foundation-III
7	BTNY-2205	Cell Biology, Genetics and Evolution-Lab	1
Total			16
Semester-IV
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Course Type
1	CHEM-2113	Analytical Chemistry & Instrumentation**	2	General-VI
2	CHEM-2213	Analytical Chemistry & Instrumentation-Lab**	1
3	ZOOL-2104	Animal Diversity-II (Chordates)**	3	General-VII
4	BTNY-2104	Plant Physiology and Ecology	3	Foundation-IV
5	BTNY-2204	Plant Physiology and Ecology-Lab	1
6	BTNY-2106	Biodiversity and Conservation	3	Foundation-V
7	BTNY-2206	Biodiversity and Conservation-Lab	1
8	ZOOL-2103	Animal Diversity-I (Invertebrates)**	3	General-VIII
Total			17
Semester-V
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Course Type
1	BTNY-3107	Bacteriology and Virology	2	Foundation-VI
2	BTNY-3207	Bacteriology and Virology-Lab	1
3	BTNY-3109	Phycology and Bryology	2	Major-I
4	BTNY-3209	Phycology and Bryology-Lab	1
5	BTNY-3111	Mycology and Plant Pathology	2	Major-II
6	BTNY-3211	Mycology and Plant Pathology-Lab	1
7	BTNY-3113	Diversity of Vascular Plants	2	Foundation-VII
8	BTNY-3213	Diversity of Vascular Plants-Lab	1
9	BTNY-2108	Plant Systematics	2	Major-III
10	BTNY-2208	Plant Systematics-Lab	1
Total			15
Semester-VI
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Course Type
1	BTNY-3110	Plant Anatomy	2	Foundation-VIII
2	BTNY-3210	Plant Anatomy-Lab	1
3	BTNY-3112	Plant Genetics-I	2	Major-IV
4	BTNY-3212	Plant Genetics-I-Lab	1
5	BTNY-3114	Plant Biochemistry-I	2	Major-V
6	BTNY-3214	Plant Biochemistry-I-Lab	1
7	BTNY-3116	Plant Ecology-I	2	Foundation-IX
8	BTNY-3216	Plant Ecology-I-Lab	1
9	BTNY-3118	Plant Physiology-I	2	Major-VI
10	BTNY-3218	Plant Physiology-I-Lab	1
Total			15
Semester-VII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Course Type
1	BTNY-4115	Research Projects and Scientific Writing	3	Elective-I
2	BIOL-2154	Molecular Biology	3	Major-VII
3	BTNY-4117	Plant Biochemistry-II	2	Major-VIII
4	BTNY-4217	Plant Biochemistry-II-Lab	1
5	BTNY-4119	Plant Ecology-II	2	Major-IX
6	BTNY-4219	Plant Ecology-II-Lab	1
7	MSCI-4101	Marketing Management	3	Elective-II
Total			15
Semester-VIII
S.No.	Course Codes	Course Title	Credit Hours	Course Type
1	BTNY-4120	Plant Genetics-II	2	Major-X
2	BTNY-4220	Plant Genetics-II-Lab	1
3	BTNY-4122	Plant Physiology-II	2	Major-XI
4	BTNY-4222	Plant Physiology-II-Lab	1
5	BTNY-4124	Environmental Biology	3	Major-XII
6	BTNY-4626	Research Review Report	3	Elective-III
7	BIOI-2101	Introduction to Bioinformatics	2	Elective-IV
8	BIOI-2101	Introduction to Bioinformatics-Lab	1
Total			15
* University has the option to recommend any other course in lieu of English IV
** To be chosen from list of General Courses
Program Total Credit Hours			129

BS Zoology Programme (4-Years)

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Semester-I
Sr.	Course code	Course Title	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3
2	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
3	MATH-1111	Mathematics-I	3
4	BIOT-1101	Introduction to Biotechnology	3
5	BTNY-1103	Botany-I	3
6	ZOOL-2103	Animal Diversity-I (Invertebrates)	3
7	ZOOL-2203	Animal Diversity-I (Invertebrates)-Lab	1
Semester-II
Sr.	Course code	Course Title	Credit Hours
1	ISLS-1112/	Islamic Studies/ Ethics	2
2	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3
3	BTNY-1102	Botany-II	3
4	FOSC-1101	Fundamentals of Forensic Science	3
5	CHEM-1162	Chemistry-I (Organic Chemistry)	3
6	ZOOL-2104	Animal Diversity-II (Chordates)	3
7	ZOOL-2204	Animal Diversity-II (Chordates)-Lab	1
Semester-III
Sr.	Course code	Course Title	Credit Hours
1	BOCH-2105	Biosafety and Ethics	2
2	ECON-2118	Applied Economics	3
3	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3
4	COSC-1105	Introduction to ICT	2
5	COSC-1205	Introduction to ICT-Lab	1
6	STAT-2104	Probability and Statistics	3
7	ZOOL-2105	Animal Form and Function-I	3
8	ZOOL-2205	Animal Form and Function-I-Lab	1
Semester-IV
Sr.	Course code	Course Title	Credit Hours
1	BTNY-2104	Plant Physiology and Ecology	3
2	BTNY-2105	Cell Biology, Genetics and Evolution	3
3	ZOOL-3101	Animal Form & Function-II	3
4	ZOOL-3201	Animal Form & Function-II-Lab	1
5	BOCH-1102	Cell Biology	2
6	BOCH-1202	Cell Biology -Lab	1
7	CHEM-2113	Analytical Chemistry & Instrumentation	2
8	CHEM-2213	Analytical Chemistry & Instrumentation	1
Semester-V
Sr.	Course code	Course Title	Credit Hours
1	BOCH-1101	Introductory Biochemistry	3
2	BOCH-1201	Introductory Biochemistry-Lab	1
3	ZOOL-3102	Animal Physiology	3
4	ZOOL-3202	Animal Physiology-Lab	1
5	ZOOL-3103	Animal Behaviour	3
6	ZOOL-3305	Evolution	2
7	ZOOL-4113	Economic Zoology	2
8	ZOOL-4213	Economic Zoology-Lab	1
Semester-VI
Sr.	Course code	Course Title	Credit Hours
1	ZOOL-3104	Biological Techniques	1
2	ZOOL-3204	Biological Techniques-Lab	2
3	ZOOL-3105	Principles of Systematics	2
4	ZOOL-3205	Principles of Systematics Lab	1
5	ZOOL-3106	Developmental Biology	3
6	ZOOL-3206	Developmental Biology-Lab	1
7	BIOL-2102	Genetics	3
8	BIOL-2202	Genetics-Lab	1
9	ZOOL-4205	Research Methodology	2
Semester-VII
Sr.	Course code	Course Title	Credit Hours
1	ZOOL-4101	Research Projects and Scientific Writing	3
2	ZOOL-4102	Wildlife	3
3	ZOOL-4103	Environmental Biology	3
4	ZOOL-4203	Environmental Biology-Lab	1
5	ZOOL-XXX	Elective-I	3
6	ZOOL-XXX	Elective-II	3
Semester-VIII
Sr.	Course code	Course Title	Credit Hours
1	BIOI-2101	Introduction to Bioinformatics	2
2	BIOI -2201	Introduction to Bioinformatics-Lab	1
3	ZOOL-4104	Zoogeography & Palaeontology	2
4	ZOOL-4204	Zoogeography & Palaeontology Lab	1
5	ZOOL-XXX	Elective-III	3
6	ZOOL-XXX	Elective-IV	3
7	ZOOL-4601	Research / Review Report	3
Program Total Credit Hours			134

Department of Management Sciences

Introduction

Realizing the importance and growing need of business and management related education; Department of Management Sciences was established in March, 2017 at KFUEIT. In order to deliver innovative, relevant and forward-looking education, training, consultancy and research, the Department of Management Sciences is offering various programs including BBA, BS Public Administration, BS Economics, MBA, MS Management Sciences and MS Engineering Management. The programs offered have reputation for excellence in professional education. These programs are rigorous and intensive offering participants the opportunity to think strategically, tackle complex issues regarding marketing, finance, human resource management, public administration, economy, management and engineering management. For wholesome development of its students, Department of Management Sciences strongly believes in intense coordination and interaction between academia and industry through frequent liaison, joint field projects, research activities, workshops, seminars and lectures by experts of various industries located locally as well as at national level. If you want to work as a professional administrator in top organizations or you want to be an entrepreneur, it is the best place to join and move towards excellence.

Vision

We seek to be a leading Management Sciences Department in the region with national prospective and to be recognized for teaching and knowledge creation excellence.

Mission

To develop knowledgeable and socially responsible individuals with intellectual ability to assume leadership roles in the society and organizations.

Scope and Associated Career

Management Sciences is a broad interdisciplinary study of problem solving and decision making in organizations. It uses a combination of analytical models and behavioral sciences to address societies' most complex problems. The world’s leading companies need human capital capable to operate in complex, innovation-intensive, data- driven environments – people who can analyze problems using quantitative tools and qualitative methods, take decisions in the face of uncertainty and risk and deliver results through people. Management Science provides a rigorous, practical foundation in these critical skills. Programs offered by Department of Management Sciences will provide students with an opportunity to develop strong quantitative and analytical skills, an in-depth understanding of how companies work, and a rigorous foundation in the key skills needed to build successful careers in global businesses. Students at DMS learn traditional skills in human resource management, finance, supply chain management and project management while simultaneously being exposed to cutting-edge research, and innovation entrepreneurship.

Career benefits and future growth for potential student:

Management science is a broad degree program that prepares students for a variety of careers. Whether you’re an aspiring entrepreneur or have your sights set on a corner office, a Management science degree gives students the tools they need for a dynamic, successful career. Management science is a well-rounded, challenging program that opens the doors to dozens of career paths. Here are four benefits of pursuing a Management science degree. Management science graduates qualify for entry level careers, including basic management and administrative roles in private, public and nonprofit organizations. Many find employment as management trainees or managers in the sales or retail industry. Others work as project assistants, office managers and technology-oriented support specialists. With a bachelor’s degree in management science, graduates will qualify for an array of leadership positions and other advanced roles in private, public and nonprofit organizations. Graduates will have the option to work across industries as a business analyst, human resources generalist, operations manager or marketing specialist. Some business administration graduates also venture into entrepreneurship, creating their own successful businesses from the ground up.

Labs Facilities / Infrastructure

Current and upcoming facilities and amenities

The department of management sciences strongly believes on the interaction among academia and industry and efforts are made to bring the two closer through frequent liaison, joint field projects, research activities, workshops, seminars and lectures by industry experts. Student internships at leading organizations are facilitated through the placement and career development office at the department besides a similar set-up in the University.

Well-furnished classrooms equipped with state-of-the-art facilities including multimedia and overhead projectors.
The University has a spacious library, state of the art computer laboratories equipped with advanced Processors, Laser Network Printers and Scanners.
Approval of Executive Club in order to provide students a platform where they can learn as well as exercise the managerial skills and excel in life.
Formulation of Business Incubation Center that will provide real time teaching as well training tool for young and talented executives. This will also serve the business community to learn the business tools and techniques formally. It will facilitate the coordination between academia and industry and the learners will get countless opportunities to learn from experienced professionals of various industries located at local as well as at national/international level.
Regular conduct of lectures of industry related people for various programs at Department of Management Sciences.
Arrangement of educational trips to various industries and complete follow up of business and social internships to enhance the learning and development of human capital.
Encouragement of students to participate in extra curriculum activities like joining of various clubs and societies.
Focus on the closer interaction among academia and industry through frequent liaison, joint field projects, research activities, workshops, seminars and lectures by industry experts
Facilitation of the student internships at leading organizations through the Placement and Career Development Office at the department level besides a similar centralized set-up in the University.

Academic Programs Being Offered

Undergraduate Level:: BBA; BBA (5th Semester); BS Public Administration; BS Tourism and Hospitality
Graduate Level:: MBA (2 Years); MS Engineering Management; MS Healthcare Management; MS Business Administration

PhD Business Administration

Eligibility Criteria for Undergraduate Programs:

BBA (4 Years)

Admission Criteria

Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) or equivalent with at least 45% marks.
KFUEIT recognized aptitude test (KFAT / NAT / HAT / KFEAT) with minimum score of 40%
DAE in any field of study

BS Public Administration

Admission Criteria

Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) or equivalent with at least 45% marks.
KFUEIT recognized aptitude test (KFAT / NAT / HAT / KFEAT) with minimum score of 40%.
DAE in any field of study

BS Economics

Admission Criteria

Higher Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) or equivalent with at least 45% marks.
KFUEIT recognized aptitude test (KFAT / NAT / HAT / KFEAT) with minimum score of 40%.
DAE in any field of study

Merit Calculation formula for various undergraduate programs:

Candidate should meet standards of physique and eye sight laid down in the medical Certificate.
Merit Score = (0.7 X Percentage HSSC including Hafiz-e-Quran marks) + (0.3 X Percentage Aptitude Test Score).

Eligibility Criteria for Graduate Programs:

MBA 2 Years

Admission Criteria

2.5/4.0 or 3.5/5.0 in semester system or 50% in annual system.
NTS GAT General Test/HEC / Departmental Admission Test with a minimum 50% cumulative score is mandatory.
Sixteen (16) years of business relevant or equivalent education including the following:
- BBA
- BS (Hons)-Management
- BPA (Hons)
- B.Com (Hons)
- BBS
- M.Com
- MSc. (Acc. & Finance)
- MPA
- MBA 16 Years Program

MBA 2.5 Years

Admission Criteria

2.5/4.0 or 3.5/5.0 in semester system or 50% in annual system.
NTS GAT General Test/HEC / Departmental Admission Test with a minimum 50% cumulative score is mandatory.
16 years of education in any discipline.

MS Management Sciences

Admission Criteria

- 2.5/4.0 or 3.5/5.0 in semester system or 50% in annual system.
- NTS GAT General Test/HEC / Departmental Admission Test with a minimum 50% cumulative score is mandatory.
- Sixteen (16) years of business relevant or equivalent education including the following:
  - BBA
  - BS (Hons)-Management
  - BPA (Hons)
  - B.Com (Hons)
  - BBS
  - M.Com
  - MSc. (Acc. & Finance)
  - MPA
  - MBA 16 Years Program

MS Engineering Management

Admission Criteria

2.5/4.0 or 3.5/5.0 in semester system or 50% in annual system.
NTS GAT General Test/HEC / Departmental Admission Test with a minimum 50% cumulative score is mandatory.
Sixteen (16) years of business relevant or equivalent education including the following:
- B.Sc. Computer Engineering
- B.Sc. Building & Architectural Engineering
- B.Sc. Architectural Engineering
- B.Sc. Petroleum & Gas Engineering
- B.Sc. Polymer Engineering
- B.Sc. Geological Engineering
- B.Sc. Chemical Engineering
- B.Sc. Electrical Engineering
- B.Sc. Mining Engineering
- B.Sc. Metallurgical & Materials Engineering
- B.Sc. Civil Engineering
- B.Sc. Environmental Engineering
- B.Sc. Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering
- B.Sc. Mechatronics & Control Engineering
- B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering
- B.Sc. Transportation Engineering
- B.Sc. Mechatronics Engineering
- B.Sc. Textile Engineering
- B.Sc. Geological Engineering

Merit Calculation formula for Graduate Programs:

Candidate should meet standards of physique and eye sight laid down in the medical Certificate.
Merit Score = (0.7 X Percentage HSSC including Hafiz-e-Quran marks) + (0.3 X Percentage Aptitude Test Score).

BS Economics

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Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3	None
2	ECON-1101	Principles of Micro Economics	3	None
3	PAKS-1114	Pakistan Studies	2	None
4	MATH-1111	Mathematics-I	3	None
5	COSC-1105	Introduction to ICT (Theory)	2	None
6	COSC-1205	Introduction to ICT (Lab)	1	None
Total			14

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3	None
2	ECON-1102	Principles of Macro Economics	3	None
3	MATH-1112	Mathematics-II	3	None
4	MSCI-1102	Principles of Management	3	None
5	ISLS-1113	Islamic Studies	2	None
Total			14

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3	None
2	ECON-2101	Intermediate Microeconomics	3	None
3	ECON-2105	Development Economics	3	None
4	STAT-1103	Introduction to Statistics	3	None
5	MSCI-2102	Financial Accounting	3	None
6	SSCI-4101	Principles of Psychology	3	None
Total			18

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	LNNG-1111	Language Course (Chinese/Arabic/French)	3	None
2	ECON-2102	Intermediate Macroeconomics	3	None
3	STAT-3113	Inferential Statistics	3	None
4	ECON-2104	World Economic History	3	None
5	MSCI-2104	Principles of Marketing	3	None
6	MSCI-3105	Professional Ethics and CSR	3	None
Total			18

Semester-V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ECON-3102	Economic Growth	3	None
2	ECON-2112	Micro Economics	3	None
3	MATH-2111	Mathematical Economics-I	3	None
4	ECON-2111	Economy of Pakistan	3	None
5	MSCI-3104	Financial Management	3	None
Total			15

Semester-VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ECON-2113	Macro Economics	3	None
2	ECON-3104	Econometrics-I	3	None
3	MATH-3101	Mathematical Economics-II	3	None
4	MSCI-3114	Research Methods and Techniques	3	None
5	MSCI-3111	Entrepreneurship	3	None
Total			15

Semester- VII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ECON-4001	International Trade Theory	3	None
2	ECON-4101	Public Sector Economics	3	None
3	ECON-4103	Econometrics-II	3	None
4	XXXX	Area of Specialization Course - I	3	None
5	XXXX	Area of Specialization Course - II	3	None
Total			15

Semester-VIII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ECON-4102	Islamic Economics	3	None
2	ECON-4104	Monetary Economics	3	None
3	XXXX	Area of Specialization Course - III	3	None
4	XXXX	Area of Specialization Course - IV	3	None
5	ECON-4301	Research Project	6	None
Total			18
Grand Total			127

Associate Degree Program in Business Administration

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Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3	None
2	COSC-1105	Introduction to ICT (Theory)	2	None
3	COSC-1205	Introduction to ICT (Lab)	1	None
4	PAKS-1114	Pakistan Studies	2	None
5	MATH-1105	Fundamentals of Mathematics	3	None
6	MSCI-1101	Introduction to Business	3	None
7	PADM-1101	Introduction to Public Administration	3	None
Total			17

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3	None
2	MSCI-1102	Principles of Management	3	None
3	ECON-2112	Micro Economics	3	None
4	STAT-1103	Introduction to Statistics	3	None
5	ISLS-1113	Islamic Studies	2	None
6	MSCI-2116	Principles of Accounting	3	None
Total			17

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COMM-2101	Fundamentals of E-Commerce	3	None
2	ECON-2113	Macro Economics	3	None
3	STAT-3113	Inferential Statistics	3	None
4	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3	None
5	MSCI-2102	Financial Accounting	3	None
6	MSCI-2101	Human Resource Management	3	None
Total			18

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENSC-1101	Introduction to Environmental Sciences	3	None
2	SSCI-1111	Introduction to Sociology	3	None
3	MSCI-3110	Organizational Behavior	3	None
4	ECON-2111	Economy of Pakistan	3	None
5	MSCI-3103	Business Finance	3	None
6	MSCI-2104	Principles of Marketing	3	None
Total			18

Associate Degree Program in Accounting & Finance

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Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3	None
2	COSC-1105	Introduction to ICT (Theory)	2	None
3	COSC-1205	Introduction to ICT (Lab)	1	None
4	MSCI-2116	Principles of Accounting	3	None
5	MATH-1105	Fundamentals of Mathematics	3	None
6	ENSC-1101	Introduction to Environmental Sciences	3	None
7	MSCI-1101	Introduction to Business	3	None
Total			18

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3	None
2	MSCI-2104	Principles of Marketing	3	None
3	ECON-2112	Micro Economics	3	None
4	MSCI-1102	Principles of Management	3	None
5	ISLS-1113	Islamic Studies	2	None
6	MSCI-2102	Financial Accounting	3	None
Total			17

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COMM-2101	Fundamentals of E-Commerce	3	None
2	ECON-2113	Macro Economics	3	None
3	SSCI-1111	Introduction to Sociology	3	None
4	MSCI-3107	Managerial Accounting	3	None
5	PAKS-1114	Pakistan Studies	2	None
6	MSCI-2101	Human Resource Management	3	None
Total			17

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	MSCI-4132	Financial Statement Analysis	3	None
2	COMM-3102	Business Taxation	3	None
3	MSCI-3110	Organizational Behavior	3	None
4	MSCI-4130	Financial Markets and Institutions	3	None
5	MSCI-3103	Business Finance	3	None
6	COMM-3104	Auditing Fundamentals	3	None
Total			18

Associate Degree Program in Commerce

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Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3	None
2	COSC-1105	Introduction to ICT (Theory)	2	None
3	COSC-1205	Introduction to ICT (Lab)	1	None
4	MSCI-2116	Principles of Accounting	3	None
5	MATH-1105	Fundamentals of Mathematics	3	None
6	MSCI-1102	Principles of Management	3	None
7	COMM-2101	Principles of Commerce	3	None
Total			18

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3	None
2	MSCI-2104	Principles of Marketing	3	None
3	ECON-2112	Micro Economics	3	None
4	ENSC-1101	Introduction to Environmental Sciences	3	None
5	ISLS-1113	Islamic Studies	2	None
6	MSCI-2102	Financial Accounting	3	None
Total			17

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COMM-2101	Fundamentals of E-Commerce	3	None
2	ECON-2113	Macro Economics	3	None
3	SSCI-1111	Introduction to Sociology	3	None
4	MSCI-3107	Managerial Accounting	3	None
5	PAKS-1114	Pakistan Studies	2	None
6	MSCI-2101	Human Resource Management	3	None
Total			17

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	MSCI-4132	Financial Statement Analysis	3	None
2	COMM-3102	Business Taxation	3	None
3	MSCI-3110	Organizational Behaviour	3	None
4	ECON-2111	Economy of Pakistan	3	None
5	MSCI-3103	Business Finance	3	None
6	COMM-3104	Auditing Fundamentals	3	None
Total			18

Associate Degree Program in Tourism and Hospitality

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Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-1105	Introduction to ICT (Theory)	2	None
2	COSC-1205	Introduction to ICT (Lab)	1	None
3	ECON-1101	Foundation I: Introduction to Tourism & Hospitality	3	None
4	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3	None
5	PADM-1101	Introduction to Public Administration	3	None
6	PAKS-1114	Pakistan Studies	2	None
7	TOHY-1102	Cultural History of Pakistan	3	None
Total			17

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	MATH-1111	Mathematics-I	3	None
2	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3	None
3	FDST-1201	Introduction to Food Science and Technology	3	None
4	TOHY-1105	Pakistan Tourist Destination	3	None
5	MSCI-1102	Principles of Management	3	None
6	ISLS-1113	Islamic Studies	2	None
Total			17

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ECON-4102	Islamic Economics	3	None
2	MATH-1112	Mathematics-II	3	None
3	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3	None
4	MSCI-2101	Human Resource Management	3	None
5	TOHY-2106	Sustainable Tourism	3	None
6	TOHY-3114	Tourism and Hospitality Law	3	None
Total			18

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	MSCI-2104	Principles of Marketing	3	None
2	TOHY-4132	Emerging Trends in Tourism and Hospitality	3	None
3	TOHY-3123	Sports and Adventure Tourism	3	None
4	TOHY-3117	Tourism Marketing	3	None
5	MSCI-3105	Professional Ethics and CSR	3	None
6	MSCI-4301	Research Project	3	None
Total			18

Associate Degree Program in Economics

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Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	COSC-1105	Introduction to ICT (Theory)	2	None
2	COSC-1205	Introduction to ICT (Lab)	1	None
3	ECON-1101	Principles of Micro Economics	3	None
4	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3	None
5	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3	None
6	PAKS-1114	Pakistan Studies	2	None
7	ET-2434	History of Economic Thought	3	None
Total			17

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	MATH-1111	Mathematics-I	3	None
2	SSCI-1111	Introduction to Sociology	3	None
3	STAT-1103	Introduction to Statistics	3	None
4	ECON-1102	Principles of Macro Economics	3	None
5	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3	None
6	ISLS-1113	Islamic Studies	2	None
Total			17

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	ECON-2101	Intermediate Microeconomics	3	None
2	MSCI-4101	Business Law	3	None
3	MSCI-3103	Business Finance	3	None
4	SSCI-1110	Contemporary World	3	None
5	MSCI-3105	Professional Ethics and CSR	3	None
6	MSCI-4301	Research Project	3	None
7	XXXX	Internship	Pass/Fail
Total			18

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	MSCI-2104	Principles of Marketing	3	None
2	TOHY-4132	Emerging Trends in Tourism and Hospitality	3	None
3	TOHY-3123	Sports and Adventure Tourism	3	None
4	TOHY-3117	Tourism Marketing	3	None
5	MSCI-3105	Professional Ethics and CSR	3	None
6	MSCI-4301	Research Project	3	None
Total			18

Associate Degree Program in Hotel and Restaurant Management

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Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	HARM-1101	Hotel Management-I	3	None
2	HARM-1102	Restaurant Management-I	3	None
3	HARM-1103	Kitchen Management-I	3	None
4	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3	None
5	MATH-1111	Fundamentals of Mathematics	3	None
6	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2	None
Total			17

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	HARM-1104	Hotel Management II	3	None
2	HARM-1105	Restaurant Management II	3	None
3	HARM-1106	Kitchen Management II	3	None
4	HARM-1107	Room Division I	3	None
5	HARM-1108	Introduction to Food & beverage Operations	3	None
6	ISLS-1112/	Islamic Studies & Professional Ethics OR	2	None
7	ETIC-1112	General and Professional Ethics (for Non-Muslims)		None
Total			17

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	HARM-2109	Hotel Management III	3	None
2	HARM-2110	Room Division II	3	None
3	HARM-2111	Event Management and Marketing	3	None
4	HARM-2112	Business Management in Hospitality	3	None
5	INFT-1102/ INFT-1202	Introduction to ICT	3	None
6	FSAG-2118	Principles of Accounting	3	None
Total			18

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours	Pre-Requisite
1	TOHY-3123	Travel & Tour Operations	3	None
2	MSCI-2101	Human Resource Management	3	None
3	MSCI-3112	Consumer Behavior	3	None
4	HARM-2113	Housekeeping operation and management	3	None
5	HARM-2114	Project Management	3	None
Total			15

Extra & C0-curricular Activities

Ideas Carnival

Seminars & Traininig

The Entrepreneurial Mindset: Unlocking Your Potential

Welcome Party for Newly Admitted Students

Grand Welcome Less Farewell Function

Department of Humanities & Social Sciences

Introduction and Overview

The Department of Humanities is a vibrant department with professionally skilled, highly qualified PhD and MPhil and energetically motivated faculty in English (Linguistics & Literature), History & Pakistan studies and Islamic studies. We also offer a variety of need-based courses to provide the most effective and up-to-date skills to the undergraduate and graduate students of other departments of the university including Engineering, Information Technology and Basic Sciences. The Department ensures reinforcement of classroom teaching through modern teaching techniques and state-of-the-art technology available in the university.

The primary goal of the Department is personal, academic and professional grooming of the students inspired by the values of humanism – intended as a guiding principle combined with innovation through cultural, social, political and economic processes. Personal education is entrusted to the effective functioning of structures and services, within a perspective of exemplarity; academic and professional education on the other hand, is based on the effective organization of the courses, and on the competency of the teaching faculty who are continuously engaged in research based activities for their own development. The Department also takes initiatives in organizing research oriented seminars, talks, trainings and workshops for the professional and skill-based development of its faculty as well as students.

Vision & Mission

The humanities provide an insightful understanding into moral, ethical, political, and ideological forces. A successful society depends upon altruism, charity, civility, compassion and generosity and the humanities evaluate and emphasize the importance of these characteristics. The liberal arts introduce aesthetic values to the students. Language, literature, history and religious studies offer a window into the understanding of human nature and society. They introduce us to thoughts and ideas from outside our specialist areas and can have relevance to finding new directions and enhance creative thinking. The study of humanities, both in its pursuit and the perspective it provides, rewards the student with the skills needed for self-critical reflection, adaptability, and self-teaching. These are the functions needed to be an independent learner, thereby extending one’s scientific knowledge and teaching abilities throughout his or her professional career.The old “classical” liberal arts education was pursued in large measure because the materials studied and the methods of study enhanced one’s ability to work well with others and communicated properly via the spoken and written word. These rewards still apply and remain useful in securing good jobs, gaining advancement and promotions, and obtaining grants. A broad knowledge that includes the essentials of the humanities is an important complement to our scientific training. It is a general belief among scientists that science deals with facts and the humanities deal with values.

Academic Programs Being Offered

The Department of Humanities & Social Sciences is going to start the following programs in fall 2018;

*Subject to approval/NOC from HEC/Competent Authority

BS Islamic Studies with Computer Technology
BS Physical Education
BS History
BS Heritage Studies (Archeology)
BS Pakistan Studies
MS English*
M.Phil Education
BS Islamic Studies with Computer Technology

LLB ( 5 years )

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3
2	COSC-1105 COSC-1205	Introduction to ICT Introduction to ICT-Lab	2 1
3	LEDU-1147	Introduction To Law	3
4	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
5	LEDU-1102	Legal System of Pakistan	3
6	SSCI-1111	Introduction to Sociology	3
Total			17

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3
2	ENSC-1101	Introduction to Environmental Science	3
3	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies/Ethics	2
4	PAKS-1122	International Relations	3
5	LEDU-1103	Law of Torts- I	3
6	PHED-1110	Trauma and Rehabilitation	3
Total			17

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3
2	LEDU-2104	Introduction To Logic And Reasoning	3
3	LEDU-2105	Islamic Jurisprudence - I	3
4	LEDU-2106	Law Of Torts-II	3
5	LEDU-2107	Law Of Contract - I	3
6	LEDU-2108	Constitutional Law-I (UK)	3
Total			18

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	LEDU-2109	Human Rights Law	3
2	LEDU-2110	Constitutional Law-II (US)	3
3	LEDU-2111	Law Of Contract-II	3
4	LEDU-2112	Islamic Jurisprudence - II	3
5	LEDU-2113	Introduction To Psychology	3
Total			15

Semester- V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	LEDU-3114	Jurisprudence - I	3
2	LEDU-3123	Constitutional Law-III (Pakistan)	3
3	LEDU-3115	Islamic Personal Law - I	3
4	LEDU-3116	Criminal Law-I	3
5	LEDU-3117	Law Of Property	3
Total			15

Semester-VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	LEDU-3118	Jurisprudence - II	3
2	LEDU-3119	Law Of Business Organizations	3
3	LEDU-3120	Islamic Personal Law - II	3
4	LEDU-3121	Criminal Law - II	3
5	LEDU-3122	Land Laws	3
Total			15

Semester- VII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	LEDU-4123	Public International Law - I	3
2	LEDU-4124	Constitutional Development In Pakistan	3
3	LEDU-4125	Civil Procedure-I	3
4	LEDU-4126	Criminal Procedure - I	3
5	LEDU-4127	Law Of Evidence - I	3
6	LEDU-4128	Legal Drafting - I	3
Total			18

Semester-VIII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	LEDU-4129	Public International Law - II	3
2	LEDU-4130	Equity And Specific Relief	3
3	LEDU-4131	Civil Procedure - II	3
4	LEDU-4132	Criminal Procedure - II	3
5	LEDU-4134	Law of Evidence - II	3
6	LEDU-4135	Legal Drafting - II	3
Total			18

Internship

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	LEDU-5436	INTERNSHIP (Compulsory) After completion of 8th semester during vacations an internship of 10-12 weeks is compulsory for all students	3

Semester- IX

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	LEDU-5137	Research Methods	3
2	LEDU-5138	Minor Acts	3
3	LEDU-5141	Moot Cases And Professional Ethics	3
4	LEDU-XXXX	Elective-I*	3
5	LEDU-XXXX	Elective-II*	3
Total			15

Semester-X

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	LEDU-5142	Administrative LAW	3
2	LEDU-5143	Interpretation of Statues And Legislative	3
3	LEDU-5344	Research Project	3
4	LEDU-XXXX	Elective-III*	3
5	LEDU-XXXX	Elective-Iv*	3
Total			15

BS International Relations

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3
2.	MATH-1111	Mathematics-1	3
3.	SSCI-1111	Introduction of Sociology	3
4.	COSC-1105	Introduction to ICT	2
5.	COSC-1205	Introduction to ICT (LAB)	1
6.	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies (Compulsory)	2
7.	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies (Compulsory)	2
Total			16

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3
2.	PHED-1110	Trauma and Rehabilitation	3
3.	MATH-1112	Mathematics-II (Calculus)	3
4.	ENSC-1101	Introduction to Environmental Science	3
5.	PAKS-1122	International Relations (General)	3
Total			15

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3
2.	POSC-2101	Introduction to Political Science - I	3
3.	IRRE-2101	Public Administration	3
4.	IRRE-2102	Globalization and International Relations	3
5.	IRRE-2103	International Relations: 1648-1945	3
Total			15

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	IRRE-2104	Approaches and Theories of International Relations	3
2.	IRRE-2105	International Relations Since 1945	3
3.	IRRE-2106	Introduction to International Security	3
4.	IRRE-2107	Evolution of State	3
5.	IRRE-2108	Foreign Policy Analysis	3
6.	IRRE-2109	Public International Law-I	3
Total			18

Semester- V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	IRRE-3101	International Politics of Environment	3
2.	IRRE-3102	Public International Law-II	3
3.	IRRE-3103	Regional and International Organizations	3
4.	IRRE-3104	Geo-Political Structure of the World	3
5.	IRRE-3105	Foreign Policy of Pakistan	3
Total			15

Semester-VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	PAKS-4147	Research Methodology	3
2.	IRRE-3107	Comparative Politics	3
3.	IRRE-3108	International Political Economy	3
4.	IRRE-3109	Strategic Studies	3
5.	IRRE-3110	International Politics of Human Rights	3
6.	POSC-3105	Ideology and dynamics of Pakistan's politics	3
Total			18

Semester- VII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	IRRE-4101	Diplomacy	3
2.	IRRE-4102	Conflict Management and Resolution	3
3.	IRRE-4103	Dynamics of Kashmir Conflict	3
4.	IRRE-4104	Comparative Foreign Policies of Us, Russia, and China	3
5.	IRRE-4105	Nuclear Studies	3
6.	IRRE-4310	Research Report / Viva Voce	3
Total			18

Semester-VIII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	IRRE-4106	Regional Connectivity and CPEC	3
2.	IRRE-4107	Government and Politics in Pakistan	3
3.	IRRE-4108	Arms Control, Disarmament and Nuclear Non-Proliferation	3
4.	IRRE-4109	Peace Studies	3
5.	IRRE-4310	Research Report/Viva Voce	3
Total			15
Grand Total			130

BS ISLAMIC STUDIES WITH IT

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ENG1118	Functional English	3+0
2.	PAKS1113	Pakistan Studies	2+0
3.	MATH1111	Mathematics-I	3+0
4.	SSCI1111	Introduction to Sociology	3+0
5.	COSC1105 COSC1205	Introduction to ICT Introduction to ICT lab	3+0
6.	ISLS1103	Text of Qur’an-I	3+0
Total			17

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ENG1119	Communication Skills	3+0
2.	COSC1101 COSC1201	Programming Fundamentals Programming Fundamentals + lab	2+1
3.	ISLS1101	Arabic Language-I	3+0
4.	PAKS1122	International Relations	3+0
5.	ISLS1113	Text of Qur’an-II تايآ( نآرقلا نتم + هخيرات وريسفتلا فراعت)ماكحلأا	3+0
6.	MATH1112	Mathematics-II	3+0
Total			18

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ENGL2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3+0
2.	ISLS2104	Arabic Language-II	3+0
3.	MSCIXXXX	Basic Economics	2+0
4.	ISLS2103	Seerah and Fiqh us Seerah of Prophet SAWS	3+0
5.	ISLS3114	Uloom ul Qur’an	3+0
6.	ISLS2111	History of Caliphs, Umayyah and Abbasids	3+0
Total			17

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ISLS1112	Islamic Studies / Ethics	3+0
2.	ISLS2107	Arabic Language-III	3+0
3.	ISLS2108	Adab ut Tafseer	3+0
4.	ISLS2109	Fundamentals of Islamic Economics	3+0
5.	ISLS2110	Semitic religions& Non-Semitic religions	3+0
Total			15

Semester- V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	COSC2103	Database Systems	3+0
2.	COSC2203	Database Systems-Lab	1+0
3.	ISLS3111	Arabic Language- IV	3+0
4.	ISLS3106	Research Methodology	3+0
5.	ISLS3102	History and Principles of fiqh	3+0
6.	ISLS3105	Uloom ul Hadith-I	3+0
Total			16

Semester-VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	CPEDXXXX	Mendeley & SPSS Computer Program	2+1
2.	ISLS3108	Uloom ul Hadith-II	3+0
3.	HIST3111	Introduction to the History of Ottomans, Spain & SubContinent (Mughal Emperor)	3+0
4.	ISLS3112	Islamic Philosophy and Kalam	3+0
5.	ISLS3113	Islam & Orientalism	3+0
Total			15

Semester- VII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ISLS4114	Muslim World (Problems & Solutions)	3
2.	INFT2102	Web Systems & Technologies	2
3.	INFT2202	Web Systems & Technologies – Lab	1
4.	MSCIXXXX	Islamic Banking & Finance	3
5.	ISLS4115	Modern Political Social Thoughts & Islam / Dawahwa Irshaad	3
6.	ISLS4117	Maktaba Shamila (Computer Islamic Library)	2+1
Total			15

Semester-VIII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	COSC2121	Management Information Systems	3
2.	ISLS4118	Islam and Science	3
3.	ISLS4119	Tassawwuf wa Ikhlaaq	3
4.	ISLS4120	Modern Fiqh Problems & Solutions	3
5.	ISLS4301	Project/Case Study	6
Total			18
Grand Total			131

BS Physical Education

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3
2	COSC-1105	Introduction to ICT	2
3	MATH-1111	Mathematics-I	3
4	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
5	COSC-1205	Introduction to ICT Lab	1
6	SSCI-1111	Introduction to Sociology	3
7	PHED-1215	Game-I(Table Tennis)	2
8	PHED-1216	Athletics Practical-I (Sprints)	1
Total			17

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3
2	ENSC-1101	Introduction to Environmental Studies	3
3	PHED-1110	Trauma and Rehabilitation	3
4	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies/Ethics	2
5	MATH-1112	Mathematics-II	3
6	PHED-1217	Games Practical-II(Football +Volleyball)	2
7	PHED-1218	Athletics Practical-II	1
Total			17

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	PHED-2104	Administration and Management in Sports(Foundation 4) (Theory)	3
2	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3
3	PHED-2101	Science of Track and Field	3
4	PHED-2150	Research Methodology in Physical Education	3
5	PHED-2151	Basic Rules & Techniques of Games	2
6	PHED-2202	Games Practical-III	2
7	PHED-2210	Athletics Practical-III	1
Total			17

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	PHED-2152	Philosophical Basis of Physical Education (Foundation-I)	3
2	PHED-2153	Talent identification in Sports	3
3	PHED-2154	Basic of Human Anatomy	2
4	PHED-2205	Games Practical-IV(Badminton)	2
5	PHED-2206	Athletics Practical-IV	1
6	PHED-2155	Introduction to Modern Technologies	2
7	SSCI-2151	Introduction to Social Work/Univ.Optional	3
8.	PHED-2207	Gymnastic-1	2
Total			18

Semester- V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	PHED-3109	Sports Nutrition	3
2	BOCH-1131	Biochemistry (General)	3
3	PHED-3110	Science of Human Movement Education(General 5)	2
4	PHED-3111	Fundamental Application of Physics	2
5	PHED-3211	Games Practical( Hockey)	2
6	PHED-3212	Scouting(Roaring)/Girl Guiding	2
7	PHED-3116	Sports Biomechanics (Foundation 3)	3
Total			17

Semester-VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	PHED-3112	Basics Of Human Physiology	2
2	PHED-3113	Sports Medicine ( Major)	3
3	PHED-3114	Introduction to Statistics	2
4	PHED-3218	Net Ball for Girls/Swimming For Boys	2
6	PHED- 3115	Sports Psychology	2
5	PHED-3116	Sport Injuries, Treatment& Rehabilitation(Major 6)	3
7	PHED-3117	Science of Sports Training	2
8	PHED-3217	Science of Sports Training ( Practical)	1
Total			17

Semester- VII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	PHED-4123	Development of Research Proposal	3
2	PHED-4119	Specialization in one Group of Track and Field	3
3	PHED-4120	Exercise Physiology(Major 7) (Theory	2
4	PHED-4220	Exercise Physiology(Major 7) Practical)	1
5	PHED-4221	Scientific Sports Coaching(Foundation 6)	3
6	PHED-4122	Role of Media in Sports	2
7	PHED-4223	Teaching Practice (Practical)	2
Total			16

Semester-VIII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	PHED-4135	Test, Measurement and Evaluation in Phy. Edu	2
2	PHED-4235	Test, Measurement and Evaluation in Phy. Edu	1
3	PHED-4126	Curriculum Development in Physical Education(Major 9)	3
4	PHED-4327	Research Theses/ Research Project	6
5	PHED-4127	Physical Education for Special Population(Elective-1)	3
Total			15
Grand Total			134

BS Textile Design

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ARTS-1201	Drawing-I	3(0+3)
2.	ARTS-1202	Drafting-I	2(0+2)
3.	ARTS-1203	Basic Design-I	2(0+2)
4.	ARTS-1204	3D Study-I	2(0+2)
5.	ARTS-1105	History of Art-I	3(3+0)
6.	ARTS-1106	Material and Process-I	2(0+2)
7.	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3(3+0)
Total			17

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ARTS-1207	Drawing-II	3(0+3)
2.	ARTS-1208	Drafting-II	2(0+2)
3.	ARTS-1209	Basic Design-II	2(0+2)
4.	ARTS-1210	3D Study-II	2(0+2)
5.	ARTS-1111	History of Art-II	3(3+0)
6.	ARTS-1112	Material and Process-II	2(0+2)
7.	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3(3+0)
Total			17

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ARTS - 2201	Drawing-III	2(0+2)
2.	ARTS - 2202	Graphic Design	3(0+3)
3.	TEXD - 2203	Fundamental of Textile	3(0+3)
4.	TEXD - 2104	History of design	2(2+0)
5.	COSC-1105	Introduction to ICT	1(1+0)
6.	COSC-1205	Introduction to ICT (Lab)	2(0+2)
7.	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2(2+0)
Total			15

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ARTS- 2211	Drawing-IV	2(0+2)
2.	TEXD -2204	Textile Design Development	3(0+3)
3.	TEXD -2205	Weave Design Studio -I	3(0+3)
4.	TEXD - XXXX	Elective Studio Minor -I	3(0+3)
5.	TEXD -2206	History of Art and craft in Pakistan	2(2+0)
6.	MATH-XXXX	Maths for Art & Design	3(3+0)
7.	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies / Ethics)	2(2+0)
Total			18

Semester- V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ARTS - 3201	Drawing-V	2(0+2)
2.	TEXD - 3205	Textile Print Design	3(0+3)
3.	TEXD - 3206	Weave Design Studio -II	3(0+3)
4.	TEXD - 3207	Textile Embroidery &Embellishment	3(0+3)
6.	TEXD - XXXX	Elective Studio Minor-II	3(0+3)
7.	TEXD - 3109	Marketing and merchandizing	2(2+0)
Total			16

Semester-VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ARTS-3211	Drawing-VI	2(0+2)
2.	TEXD - 3210	Digital Textile	3(0+3)
3.	TEXD - 3211	Textile materials and methods	3(0+3)
4.	TEXD - 3212	Textile Product Development	3(0+3)
5.	TEXD - XXXX	Elective Studio Minor-III	3(0+3)
5.	TEXD - 3114	Research Methodology	3(3+0)
Total			17

Semester- VII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ARTS-4201	Drawing-VII	2(0+2)
2.	TEXD - 4215	Design Execution	4(0+4)
3.	TEXD - 4216	Design Collection for Home & Apparel	3(0+3)
4.	TEXD - 4217	Experimental Textiles	3(0+3)
5.	TEXD - XXXX	Elective Studio Minor-IV	3(0+3)
6.	ARTS - 4106	Contemporary Art Seminar	3(3+0)
Total			18

Semester-VIII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	TEXD - 4219	Research & development	4(0+4)
2.	TEXD -4220	Collection textile construction & product development	4(0+4)
3.	TEXD - 4221	Final Collection	4(0+4)
4.	ARTS-4314	Universal Optional (Thesis Report)(optional minor course)	3(3+0)
Total			15
Grand Total			136(38+98)

BS English

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Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ENGL-1118	Functional English	3
2.	MATH-1111	Mathematics-I	3
3.	SSCI-1111	Introduction to Sociology	3
4.	PAKS-1113	Pakistan Studies	2
5.	COSC-1205	Introduction to ICT-Lab	1
6.	COSC-1105	Introduction to ICT	2
7.	ENGL-1101	Study Skills	3
Total			17

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ISLS-1112	Islamic Studies	2
2.	ENGL-1119	Communication Skills	3
3.	MATH-1112	Mathematic-I	3
4.	PHED-1101	Trauma and Rehabilitation	3
5.	PAKS-1122	International Relations	3
6.	ENSC-1101	Introduction to Environmental Sciences	3
Total			17

Semester- III

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ENGL-2101	Introduction to Linguistics	3
2.	ENGL-2108	Classical and Elizabethan Drama	3
3.	ENGL-2104	Classical Poetry (from Chaucer to Pope)	3
4.	ENGL-2105	Introduction to ELT	3
5.	ENGL-2109	History of English Literature-I	3
6.	ENGL-2111	Technical Writing and Presentation Skills	3
Total			18

Semester-IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ENGL-2102	Phonetics and Phonology	3
2.	ENGL-2107	Romantic Poetry	3
3.	ENGL-2106	Morphology and Syntax	3
4.	MSCI-2101	Human Resource Management	3
5.	ENGL-2103	History of English Literature-II	3
6.	ENGL-2111	Literary Criticism	3
Total			18

Semester- V

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ENGL-3112	Post-Colonial Studies	3
2.	ENGL-3113	Modern Fiction	3
3.	ENGL-3114	Literary Theory	3
4.	ENGL-3115	Semantics and Pragmatics	3
5.	ENGL-3116	Sociolinguistics	3
6.	SSCI-2151	Introduction to Social Work/Univ.Optional	3
Total			17

Semester-VI

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ENGL-3123	American Literature	3
2.	ENGL-3117	Modern Poetry	3
3.	ENGL-3120	Introduction to Applied Linguistics	3
4.	ENGL-3121	Modern Drama	3
5.	ENGL-3122	Stylistics	3
Total			15

Semester- VII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ENGL-4124	Pakistani Literature in English	3
2.	ENGL-4125	Modern Prose	3
3.	ENGL-4127	Introduction to Critical Applied Linguistics	3
4.	SSCI-2111	Professional Ethics	2
5.	ENGL-4134	Research Methodology	3
6.	ENGL-4130	Discourse Analysis	3
Total			17

Semester-VIII

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1.	ENGL-4328	Research Project	3
2.	ENGL-4126	Psycholinguistics	3
3.	ENGL-4131	Post -War Literature	3
4.	ENGL 4132	Short Story	3
5.	ENGL-4133	English for Specific Purposes	3
Total			15

MPhil English Linguistics

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-5102	Research Methodology	03
2	ENGL-XXXX	Elective Course - I	03
3	ENGL-XXXX	Elective Course - II	03
4	ENGL-XXXX	Elective Course - III	03
Total			12

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ENGL-5101	Linguistics Theories	03
2	ENGL-XXXX	Elective Course - I	03
3	ENGL-XXXX	Elective Course - II	03
4	ENGL-XXXX	Elective Course - III	03
Total			12

Semester- III & IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	ENG-6601	Thesis (20,000 to 25,000 words)	6+6

MPhil Education

Semester-I

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	EDUC-5101	Foundations of Education	03
2	EDUC-5102	Qualitative and Quantitative Research Methods	03
3	EDUC-5103	Learning in Global Perspective	03
4	EDUC-XXXX	Elective Course - I	03
Total			12

Semester-II

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	EDUC-5105	Technology in the Science and arts Classes	03
2	EDUC-5106	Data Analysis and Academic writing	NC
3	EDUC-5107	Effective Communication	03
4	EDUC-5108	Professional Technological Development	03
5	EDUC-XXXX	Elective Course - II	03
Total			12

Semester- III & IV

Sr.#	Course Code	Title of the Course	Credit Hours
1	EDUC-6601	Thesis	12

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