Faculty of Sciences,

Computer Science
Information Technology
In the scientific fields of this century, revolutionary
interdisciplinary research and teaching activities necessitate a
visionary role of educational institutions. The faculty have been
established to meet this pressing need. We are building upon
the scientific tradition in new ways to enhance the educational
experience of our students while developing links with business
and industry. Efforts have been made to transform the scientific
understanding into ways of enriching human experience in the
modern world. In the classrooms, our teachers prepare students
for leadership roles in scientific fields by providing them sound
foundations. We hope that more and more aspiring students
would involve themselves in our exciting and important
endeavors to change the world for the better through
application of the acquired knowledge.
Department of
BS-CS
Computer Science Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Bachelor of Civil Engineering
& IT
Vision MCS
Computer Science permeates all modern endeavors in Master of Computer Science
Academia, Government, Industry and its role will
continue to grow through education and research, the
department of computer science will be recognized
universally as a promoter of the Centrality of BS Electronics
Computing in Society. Bachelor of Science in Electronics

Mission MSc Electronics

To educate/train students in both theory and practice of
core areas of Computer Science and Information Master of Science in Electronics
Technology has revolutionized education system and
industry Worldwide to a level that every individual and
industrial organization has been re-shaped and
reorganized to be able to operate in this modern era of BS-Telecommunication
Computer Technology of 21st Century. On realizing the Bachelor of Science in Telecommunication
need and its importance the foundation of Sarhad
University was lead to open center of excellence to
provide education in this area, as clear from its name
“Sarhad University of Science and Information MSc Telecommunication
Technology Peshawar”. The Department of Computer Master of Science in Telecommunication
Science and IT was started to provide quality education to
the Students of this area. Prepare student with excellent
professional skills for industry and undertake research in
this modern Technology. All programs of the Computer
Science Department will be of International standards, to
BS-SE
provide quality education to this remote area.ring. The Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering
focus is to impart knowledge which will enable the
students to help solve the problems of their community
and make them useful to the nation. The department
provides vast potentials at the frontier of knowledge and BS CET
innovation. Bachelor of Science in
Computer Engineering Technology
 BSCS
Bachelor Science in Computer Sciences
4 Ye a r s
8 Semesters
Number Of Courses 45
Credit Hours
Program Code
135
001

Program Objectives:
The BS CS program is designed to provide sufficient knowledge in core areas of Computer Science and Information
Technology. The objective is to enable the students to pursue careers in a wide range of professions including software
development, database management, system administration, etc. The emphasis of the program is being shifted
towards embedded and real-time systems. A number of Mathematics courses have been included to give the direly
needed strength to our graduates in modeling the real-world problems. The program also aims at providing students
with a firm basis for undertaking higher studies in Computer Science.

Program Outcomes:
An ability to apply knowledge of computing and mathematics appropriate to the discipline, including the ability to
analyze and evaluate performance tradeoffs of algorithms, data structures and hardware solutions.
An ability to analyze a problem and identify and define the computing requirements appropriate to its solutions.
An ability to design, implement and evaluate a computer-based system, process, component, or program,
including software systems of varying complexity, to meet desired needs.
An ability to function effectively on teams to accomplish a common goal.
An understanding of professional, ethical, legal, security and social issues and responsibilities.
An ability to communicate effectively, both written and oral, with a range of audiences.

Eligibility Criteria:
Intermediate (Pre-Engineering/ Computer Science) with at least 45% Marks or A-Levels (22 Points) with Equivalency
Certificate from IBCC Islamabad or an equivalent certificate from a recognized institution.

Candidates need to pass an Entry test and aptitude interview conducted by the university.
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 Scheme of Studies for Bachelor Science in Computer Science
Semester-I (Cr Hrs=18) Semester-II (Cr Hrs=18)
Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
CS 110 Introduction to CS (GE) 2-1 MA 105 Multivariable Calculus (CS Supporting) 3-0
MA 101 Calculus and Analytical Geometry CS 125 Object Oriented Programming
(CS Supporting) 3-0 (pre-req.CS116) (CS Core) 3-1
GS 111 Physics-I (UE) 2-1 ELC 216 Electronics I (CS Supporting) 2-1
ENG 111 Basic Communication Skills (GE) 3-0 MA 213 Discrete Maths (CS Core) 3-0
CS 116 Programming Fundamentals (CS Core) 3-1 ENG 316 Effective Communication Skills (GE) 3-0
GS 123 Islamic Studies (for Muslims) OR 2-0 GS 128 Pakistan Studies (GE) 2-0
GS 240 Values Ethics & Society ( for Non-Muslims) 2-0

Semester-III (Cr Hrs=19) Semester-IV (Cr Hrs=17)

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
CS 232 Data Structures (CS Core) 2-1 MA 235 Applied Linear Algebra (CS Supporting) 3-0
MGT 106 Principles of Management (UE) 3-0 SE 336 Software Engineering (CS Core) 3-0
EE 223 Digital Logic Design (CS Core) 2-1 COM 204 Data Communication & Networks (CS Core) 3-1
MA 242 Differential Equations (CS Supporting) 3-0 CS 241 Design and Analysis of Algorithms
MA 313 Probability & Statistics (CS Supporting) 3-0 (pre-req CS 232) (CS Core Courses) 2-1
IT 212 Database Concepts (CS Core) 3-1 CS 323 Microprocessor Architecture &
Assembly Languages (CS Core Courses) 3-1

Semester-V (Cr Hrs=16) Semester-VI (Cr Hrs=18)

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs

MA 306 Numerical Analysis (CS Supporting) 2-1 MGT 270 Entrepreneurship 3-0
CS 222 Operating System (CS Core) 3-1 CS 345 Compiler Concepts (CS Core) 2- I
CS 236 Programing in JAVA (CS Core) 2-1 Elective I 3-0
CS 252 Computer Organization & Architecture Elective II 3-0
(CS Core) 3-0 Elective III 3-0
CS 340 Automata Theory (CS Core) 3-0 Elective IV 3-0

Semester-VII (Cr Hrs=17) Semester-VIII (Cr Hrs=13)

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
IT 314 Artificial Intelligence (CS Core) 3-0 CS 355 Operation Research 3-0
CS 438 Human Computer Interaction (CS Core) 2-1 SE 668 Software Project Management (UE) 3-0
RES 491 Project Phase I (CS Core) 0-3 CS 444 Professional Practices (GE) 3-0
ENG 322 Technical Report Writing (GE) 2-0 RES 492 Project Phase II (CS Core) 0-3
Elective V 3-0 RES 201 Seminar (UE) 0-1
Elective VI 3-0

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 List of Electives
Database Development Web Design and Development
Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
CS 424 Database Security 3-0 CS 334 Multimedia Design and Development 3-0
IT 465 Distributed Database 2-1 SUIT Java Internet Programming 2-0
IT 422 Data Warehousing 3-0 CS 406 Web Engineering 3-0
IT 335 Database Programming 2-1 IT 275 Web Programming 2-1
CS 412 Big Data Analytical 3-0 CS421 Semantic Web 3-0
CS 413 Enterprise System 3-0 CS 414 Cyber Security 3-0
CS 417 Internet of Thing 3-0

System Development & Artificial Intelligence Software Engineering

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
CS 332 Visual Programming 2-1 SE 450 Software Metrics and Testing 3-0
CS 403 Systems Programming 3-0 SE 451 Software Requirements Engineering 3-0
IT 310 Fundamentals of .Net 2-1 SE 452 OOP-Software Engineering 3-0
CS 415 Open Source Operating System 3-0 SE 323 Software Requirement and Validation 3-0
CS 442 Mobile Application Development-I 2-1 SE 312 Formal Methods in Se 3-0
CS 443 Mobile Application Development-II 2-1 SE 412 Design Pattern 3-0
SE 222 Software Constructions 3-0

System Administration and Networking University Electives

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs

CS 632 Distributed Systems 2-1 GS 322 Sociology 3-0

CS 411 Embedded Systems 2-1 MGT 106 Principles of Management 3-0
IT 450 Voice and Data Integration 2-1 GS 302 Critical Logic and Thinking 3-0
COM 401 Wireless Applications Protocols 2-1 HR 332 Human Resource Management 3-0
IT 302 Advanced Networking 2-1
CS 310 Network Security 3-0
COM 375 Next Generation Networks 3-0
COM 422 Routing and Switching 3-1

The facility for teaching of any of the elective course will be arranged only if reasonable number of students Opt for.
The courses will be offered subject to the availability of the faculty and reasonable number of students.

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MCS
Master of Computer Science
2 Ye a r s
4 Semesters
Number Of Courses 22
Credit Hours
Program Code
69
011

Program Objectives:
The MCS program is focused on providing an opportunity to those graduate students who are interested in pursuing
careers in the fields of Computer Science and Information Technology. The program facilitates pursuing studies in a
number of specializations including software engineering, systems development, artificial intelligence and
management. The syllabus is periodically updated so as to keep our students abreast with the latest developments.

Program Outcomes:
An understanding of professional, ethical, legal, security and social issues and responsibilities.
An ability to communicate effectively, both written and oral, with a range of audiences.
An ability to analyze the local and global impact of computing on individuals, organizations and society.
A recognition of the need for and an ability to engage in continuing professional development.
An ability to use current techniques, skills and tools necessary for computing practice, including the ability of
expressing algorithms in at least two of the most important computer languages.

Eligibility Criteria:
Candidates holding Bachelor of Science degree (with Mathematics) with at-least second division are eligible.

Specializations Offered
Computer Science Database Development,
Software engineering, System Development & Artificial Intelligence,

Scheme of Studies for Master of Computer Science

Semester-I (Cr Hrs=18) Semester-II (Cr Hrs=18)
Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
CS 110 Introduction to CS 2-1 CS 125 Object Oriented Programming 2-1
CS 116 Programming Fundamentals 2-1 CS 222 Operating Systems 3-0
ENG 315 Effective Business Communications 3-0 CS 232 Data Structures & Algorithms 2-1
EE 350 Basic Electronics & DLD 2-1 CS 355 Operations Research 3-0
MA 301 Mathematical Theory for CS 3-0 SE 336 Software Engineering & CASE Tools 3-0
COM 304 Data Communication 3-0 IT 212 Database Systems 2-1
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 Semester-III (Cr Hrs=18) Semester-IV (Cr Hrs=15)
Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
IT 350 E-Commerce 3-0 CS 345 Compiler Concepts 3-0
CS 236 Programming in Java 2-1 Elective II 3-0
EE 313 Microprocessor Architecture Elective III 3-0
& Assembly Language 2-1 Elective IV 3-0
CS 331 Object Oriented Analysis & Design 3-0 RES 480 Research Project 0-3
IT 314 Artificial Intelligence 3-0
Elective I 3-0

List of Electives
Database Development Web Design and Development
Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
CS 424 Database Security 3-0 CS 334 Multimedia Design and Development 3-0
IT 465 Distributed Database 2-1 SUIT Java Internet Programming 2-0
IT 422 Data Warehousing 3-0 CS 406 Web Engineering 3-0
IT 335 Database Programming 2-1 IT 275 Web Programming 2-1
CS 412 Big Data Analytical 3-0 CS421 Semantic Web 3-0
CS 413 Enterprise System 3-0 CS 414 Cyber Security 3-0
CS 417 Internet of Thing 3-0

System Development & Artificial Intelligence Software Engineering

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
CS 332 Visual Programming Using C++ 2-1 SE 450 Software Metrics and Testing 3-0
CS 403 Systems Programming 3-0 SE 451 Software Requirements Engineering 3-0
IT 310 Fundamentals of .Net 2-1 SE 452 OOP-Software Engineering 3-0
CS 415 Open Source Operating System 3-0 SE 323 Software Requirement and Validation 3-0
CS 442 Mobile Application Development-I 2-1 SE 312 Formal Methods in Se 3-0
CS 443 Mobile Application Development-II 2-1 SE 412 Design Pattern 3-0
SE 222 Software Constructions 3-0

System Administration and Networking University Electives

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs

CS 632 Distributed Systems 2-1 GS 322 Sociology 3-0

CS 411 Embedded Systems 2-1 MGT 106 Principles of Management 3-0
IT 450 Voice and Data Integration 2-1 GS 302 Critical Logic and Thinking 3-0
COM 401 Wireless Applications Protocols 2-1 HR 332 Human Resource Management 3-0
IT 302 Advanced Networking 2-1
CS 310 Network Security 3-0
COM 375 Next Generation Networks 3-0
COM 422 Routing and Switching 3-1

The facility for teaching of any of the elective course will be arranged only if reasonable number of students Opt for.
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BS Electronics
Bachelor of Science in Electronics
4 Ye a r s
8 Semesters
Number Of Courses 45
Credit Hours 135
Program Code 008
Program Objectives:
The BS Electronics program has been designed to equip our graduates with the necessary tools, teaching
techniques and knowledge of the field. These graduates can prove their worth in industrial concerns, businesses,
teaching or research. Owing to their knowledge and expertise, they can help the local industry in reaping the
benefits of industrial automation in the real sense.

Program Outcomes:
The BS Electronics program outcomes are listed below:
An ability to select and apply the knowledge, techniques, skills and modern tools of the discipline to broadly-
defined engineering technology activities.
An ability to function effectively as a member or leader on a technical team.
An ability to identify, analyze and solve broadly-defined engineering technology problems.
An ability to apply written, oral, and graphical communication in both technical and non-technical
environments; and an ability to identify and use appropriate technical literature.
An understanding of the need for and an ability to engage in self-directed continuing professional
development.
An understanding of and a commitment to address professional and ethical responsibilities including a
respect for diversity.
Eligibility Criteria:
Intermediate (Pre-Engineering/ Computer Science/DAE in relevant field ) with at least 45% Marks or any
equivalent certificate from a recognized institution are eligible to apply.

Scheme of Studies for Bachelor of Science in Electronics

Semester-I (Cr Hrs=18) Semester-II (Cr Hrs=19)
Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
CS114 Introduction to Computing 2-1 MA 105 Multivariable Calculus 3-0
MA 101 Calculus & Analytical Geometry 3-0 ELC 216 Electronics I 2-1
GS 111 Physics I 2-1 GS 131 Physics II 2-1
ENG 111 Basic Communication Skills 3-0 GS 125 Object Oriented Programming 3-1
ELC127 Circuit Analysis 3-1 ENG 316 Effective Communication Skills 3-0
GS 123 Islamic Studies (for Muslims) OR 2-0 COM 301 Intro to Telecom 3-0
GS 240 Values Ethics & Society ( for Non-Muslims) 2-0 93
 Semester-III (Cr Hrs=18) Semester-IV (Cr Hrs=16)
Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
MGT 106 Principal of Management 3-0 MGT427 Industrial Management 3-0
GS128 Pakistan Studies 2-0 ELC 213 Electric Machine-I 2-1
ELC 226 Electronics II 2-1 COM 204 Data Communication 3-0
MA313 Probability & Statistics 3-0 CS 323 Microprocessor & Assembly Language 3-0
MA 135 Applied Linear Algebra 3-0 MA 242 Differential Equations 3-0
ELC223 Digital Logic Design 3-1 RES 201 Seminar (Audit Basis) 0-1

Semester-V (Cr Hrs=18) Semester-VI (Cr Hrs=15)

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
COM232 Signals and Systems 3-0
ENG322 Technical Report Writing 3-0 ELC 229 Solid State Electronics 3-0
ELC 334 Industrial Electronics 3-0 ELC221 Instrumentation and Measurement 3-0
EE367 Electronics Communication Systems 2-1 GS 304 Laser Applied Optics 2-0
CS252 Computer Architecture 3-0 EE411 Digital Signal Processing 3-1
MA 226 Numerical Analysis 3-0 ELC315 Electromagnetic Field Theory 3-0

Semester-VII (Cr Hrs=16) Semester-VIII (Cr Hrs=15)

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
ELC 416 Power Electronics 2-1 Elective II 3-0
ELC321 Control Systems 3-1 Elective III 3-0
ELC338 Microprocessor Interfacing Technology 2-1 Elective IV 3-0
RES 491 Research Project I 0-3 Elective V 3-0
RES 401 Seminar (Audit Base) 0-1 RES 492 Research Project II 0-3

List of Electives

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
COM 311 Antenna & Wave Propagation 3-0 ELC 327 Advanced Electronics 3-0
COM 350 Mobile Communication II 3-0 ELC 370 Linear Integrated Circuits 3-0
COM 375 Next Generation Networks 2-1 ELC 455 Microwave & Satellite Systems 3-0
COM 406 Digital Image Processing 3-0 ELC 456 PLC Programming 2-1
COM 549 Fiber Optic Communication Networks 3-0 ELC 475 VLSI & Digital Design 3-0
COM 313 Mobile Communication I 3-0 IT 308 Information Theory and Code 3-0
ELC 360 Digital Filter Design 2-1

The facility for teaching of any of the elective course will be arranged only if reasonable number of students Opt for.
94 The courses will be offered subject to the availability of the faculty and reasonable number of students.
 2 Ye a r s
4 Semesters
MSc Electronics
Master in Electronics
Number Of Courses 23
Credit Hours 74
Program Code 015

Program Objectives:
Electronics is regarded as the backbone of the modern technologies including information technology.
No country can progress without keeping abreast with the latest developments in this field. The MSc
Electronics program has been designed to meet the ever increasing demand of graduates who fulfill the
deficiency in the industries of Power & Communication. The program is a good blend of theoretical and
practical/lab work. It aim at preparing our graduates for challenging assignments in a variety of settings.

Program Outcomes:
Knowledge of the impact of engineering technology solutions in a societal and global context.

A commitment to quality, timeliness, and continuous improvement.

The ability to analyze, designs, and implement control systems, instrumentation systems,
communications systems, computer systems, or power systems.

The ability to apply project management techniques to electrical/electronic(s) systems.

The ability to utilize statistics/probability, transforms methods, discrete mathematics, or applied

differential equations in support of electronic(s) systems.

An understanding of and a commitment to address professional and ethical responsibilities

including a respect for diversity.

Eligibility Criteria:
Candidates holding 14 years degree in Bachelor of Science (with Physics and Math) with at-least 45%
marks (second division) are eligible. Candidates need to pass the entry examination/interview
conducted by the University.
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 Scheme of Studies for Master in Electronics

Semester-I (Cr Hrs=20) Semester-II (Cr Hrs=19)

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
MA311 Methods of Applied Mathematics 3-0 ELC 229 Solid State Electronics 2-1
EE130 Basic Electronics & Instrumentation 3-1 ELC 315 Electromegnetic Field Theory 3-0
EE318 Circuit Analysis & Synthesis 3-1 COM232 Signal & Sytems 3-0
EE223 Digital Logic & Design 2-1 ELC226 Electronics II 2-1
CS116 Progamming Fundamentals 2-1 ELC 313 Microprocesser Architecture
ELC216 Electronic 1 2-1 & Assembly Language 3-1
COM 304 Data Communication and Computer Networks 3-0

Semester-III (Cr Hrs=20) Semester-IV (Cr Hrs=15)

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
ELC 321 Control System 3-1 ELC 338 Microprocessor and Interfacing Technology 2-1
ELC 344 Opto Electronics 2-1 ELC 456 PLC Programming 2-1
ELC 360 Digital Filter Design 2-1 ELC 529 Advance Digital Design (FPGA based) 3-0
COM 207 Communication Theory 3-0 ELC 416 Power Electronics 2-1
ELC 411 Digital Signal Processing 3-1 RES 490 Project 0-3
ELC 334 Industrial Electronics 2-1

List of Electives

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs

ELC 416 Power Electronics 3-1
ELC 624 Microelectronics Technology 3-0
COM 508 Advance Communication System 3-1
ELC 327 Advanced Electronics 3-1
ELC 455 Microwave & Satellite Systems 3-0
ELC 370 Linear Integrated Circuits 3-0
COM 549 Fiber Optic Communication Networks 3-0
COM 406 Digital Image Processing 3-1
COM 423 Performance Analysis of Telemeters Systems 3-0

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 4 Ye a r s
BS Telecommunication
Bachelor of Science in Telecommunication
8 Semesters
Number Of Courses 43
Credit Hours
Program Code
136
003

Program Objectives:
The BS Telecom program is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge needed to meet the
requirements of a rapidly advancing and challenging field that is in great demand in Pakistan and abroad. Emphasis is
placed on providing students with the broadband telecommunications background skills required to adapt to the
dynamic field of telecommunications. A number of mathematics courses have been included to give the direly needed
strength to our graduates in modeling the real world problems. The syllabus is designed so as to keep our students
abreast with the latest technologies. The program also aims at providing students with a firm base for undertaking
higher studies in Telecommunication Systems.
Program Outcomes:
An ability to apply knowledge of mathematics, science, and engineering.
An ability to design and conduct scientific and engineering experiments, as well as to analyze and interpret data

An ability to function on multi-disciplinary teams.

An ability to identify, formulate and solve telecommunications engineering problems.

An understanding of professional and ethical responsibility.

An ability to communicate effectively.

Eligibility Criteria:
Intermediate (Pre-Engineering/Computer Science) with at least 45% Marks or A-Levels (22 Points) with
Equivalency Certificate from IBCC Islamabad or an equivalent certificate from a recognized institution.

Candidates need to pass an entry test and an aptitude interview conducted by the University.

Scheme of Studies for Bachelor of Science in Telecommunication

Semester-I (Cr Hrs=18) Semester-II (Cr Hrs=17)
Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
CS 110 Introduction to Computing 2-1 MA 105 Multivariable Calculus 3-0
MA 101 Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3-0 GS 131 Physics-II 2-1
GS 111 Physics-I 2-1 COM 301 Intro to Telecom 3-0
ENG 111 Basic Communication Skills 3-0 ELC 216 Electronics-I 2-1
ELC127 Circuit Analysis 3-1 ENG 316 Effective Communication Skills 3-0
GS 123 Islamic Studies (for Muslims) OR 2-0 GS 128 Pakistan Studies 2-0
GS 240 Values Ethics & Society ( for Non-Muslims) 2-0 97
 Scheme of Studies for Bachelor of Science in Telecommunication
Semester-III (Cr Hrs=19) Semester-IV (Cr Hrs=17)
Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
MA 135 Applied Linear Algebra 3-0 EE 121 Electric Machines I 2-1
MGT 106 Principles of Management 3-0 MA 242 Differential Equations 3-0
EE 226 Electronics II 2-1 IT 340 Network Management 3-0
EE 223 Digital Logic Design 3-1 COM 204 Data Communication 3-0
MA 313 Probability & Statistics 3-0 CS 323 Microprocessor Architecture
CS 116 Programming Fundamentals 1-2 & Assembly Language 3-1
RES 201 Seminar 0-1

Semester-V (Cr Hrs=17) Semester-VI (Cr Hrs=18)

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
CS 252 Computer Architecture 3-0 COM 213 Computer Networks and Internet Working 3-1
MA 226 Numerical Analysis 3-0 EE 315 Electromagnetic Field Theory 3-0
COM 232 Signals & Systems 3-0 COM 337 Digital Communications 2-1
EE 367 Communication Systems 2-1 EE 411 Digital Signal Processing 3-1
COM 332 Transmission Media 3-0 RES 302 Seminar (Audit Basis) 0-1
CS 161 Computer Aided Drawing (Auto CAD) 2-1 COM 228 Telecom Switching 3-0

Semester-VII (Cr Hrs=17) Semester-VIII (Cr Hrs=15)

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
EE 321 Control Systems 3-1 Elective-II 3-0
EE 338 Microprocessor Interfacing Technologies 3-1 Elective III 3-0
ENG 322 Technical Report Writing 3-0 Elective IV 3-0
Elective-I 3-0 Elective-V 3-0
RES 491 Project Phase I 0-3 RES 492 Project Phase-II 0-3

List of Electives
Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs

COM 311 Antenna & Wave Propagation 3-0

COM 313 Mobile Communication-I 3-0
COM 315 Network Filters 3-0
COM 340 Telecom Standards 3-0
Optional
COM 433 Optical & Wireless System 3-0
COM 440 Telecom Traffic Engineering 3-0 Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
COM 350 Mobile Communication-II 3-0 GS 322 Sociology (Optional) 3-0
COM 375 Next Generation Networks 3-0 GS 302 Critical Thinking and Logic 3-0
COM 408 Fiber Optic Communications 3-0 MA 330 Stochastic Process 3-0
COM 422 Routing and Switching 3-0
COM 462 Advance Signaling Systems 7 3-0
COM 549 Fiber Optic Communication Networks 3-0
EE 455 Microwave & Satellite System 3-0
The facility for teaching of any of the elective course will be arranged only if reasonable number of students Opt for.
The courses will be offered subject to the availability of the faculty and reasonable number of students.
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 2 Ye a r s
MSc Telecommunication
Master in Telecommunication
4 Semesters
Number Of Courses 43
Credit Hours
Program Code
136
003

Program Objectives:
The MSc Telecom program is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge needed to meet the
requirements of a rapidly advancing and challenging field that is in great demand in Pakistan and abroad. Emphasis is
placed on providing students with the broadband telecommunications background required to adapt to the dynamic
field of telecommunications. A number of mathematics courses have been included to give the direly needed strength
to our graduates in modeling the real world problems. The syllabus is designed so as to keep our students abreast with
the latest technologies. The program also aims at providing students with a firm basis for undertaking research in

Program Outcomes:
An ability to communicate effectively.

The broad education necessary to understand the impact of telecommunications engineering solutions in a
global, economic, environmental, and societal context.

A recognition of the need for, and an ability to engage in, life-long learning.

Knowledge of contemporary issues.

An ability to use the techniques, skills, and modern engineering tools necessary for engineering practice.

Eligibility Criteria:
Candidates holding Bachelor of Science degree (with Mathematics and Physics) with at-least 45% marks (second
division) are eligible.

Scheme of Studies for Master in Telecommunication

Semester-I (Cr Hrs=20) Semester-II (Cr Hrs=18)
Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
COM 301 Introduction to Telecommunication 3-0 COM 285 Telecom Switching 2-1
EE 318 Circuit Analysis & Synthesis 3-1 COM 323 Signals and System 3-0
MA 109 Mathematics for Telecom 3-0 COM 313 Mobile Communications I 3-0
ENG 316 Elective Business Communication 3-0 IT 340 Network Management 2-1
COM 204 Data Communication 3-0 COM 332 Transmission Media 2-1
CS116 Programming Fundamentals 3-1 EE 315 Electromagnetic Field Theory 3-0

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 Scheme of Studies for Master in Telecommunication
Semester-III (Cr Hrs=19) Semester-IV (Cr Hrs=15)
Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
COM 422 Routing & Switching 2-1 IT 450 Voice & Data Integration 2-1
COM 340 Telecom Standards & Policies 3-0 EE 367 Electronic Communication 3-0
EE 455 Microwave & Satellite Systems 3-0 Elective I 3-0
EE 411 Digital Signal Processing 3-1 Elective II 3-0
COM 412 Advance Signaling 3-0 RES 490 Project 0-3
MA 330 Stochastic Processes 3-0

List of Electives

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs

IT 308 Information Theory & Code 3-0 COM 440 Telecom Traffic Engineering 3-0
COM 311 Antenna & Wave Propagation 3-0 COM 457 Telecom Systems 2-1
IT 340 Network Management 2-1 COM 408 Fiber Optic Communications 3-0
COM 340 Telecom Standards 3-0 COM 549 Fiber Optic Communication Networks 3-0
CS 311 Network Security 3-0 COM 437 Communication Protocol 3-0
COM 350 Mobile Communications II 3-0 CS 355 Operation Research 3-0
CS 344 Multimedia Design & Development 2-1 MGT 106 Principles of Management 3-0
COM 375 Next Generation Networks 3-0 EE 307 Signaling and Technology 3-0
EE 221 Instrumentation & Management 2-1 EE 318 Circuit Analysis and Synthesis 3-1
COM 433 Optical & Wireless System 3-0 COM462 Advance Signaling Systems 7 3-0
COM 401 Wireless Application Protocols 2-1

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 4 Ye a r s
BS-SE
Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering
8 Semesters
Number Of Courses 45
Credit Hours
Program Code
135
002

Program Objectives:
The BS SE program is designed to provide sufficient knowledge in core areas of Computer Science and Software Engineering .
The objective is to enable the students to pursue careers in a wide range of professions including software development,
database management, system administration, etc. The emphasis of the program is being shifted towards embedded and
real-time systems. A number of Mathematics courses have been included to give the direly needed strength to our graduates
in modeling the real-world problems. The program also aims at providing students with a firm basis for undertaking higher
studies in Computer Science.
Program Outcomes:
The outcomes of the SE program on the students are expected to have:
The ability to apply the knowledge of SE for understanding and solve real world problems.
The ability to analyze, design and provide automated solutions for problems in the domain of Information and
Communication system.
The ability to decompose a large task into components and work collaboratively towards component based software
development.
The ability to demonstrate and communicate effectively with professional and ethical responsibility.
A motivation towards self-learning and practicing for life-long individual and societal benefits.
The ability to work in one or more significant application domains.
The ability to engage in higher studies of national or international repute.

Eligibility Criteria:
Intermediate (Pre-Engineering/ Computer Science) with at least 45% Marks or A-Levels (22 Points) with Equivalency
Certificate from IBCC Islamabad or an equivalent certificate from a recognized institution.
Candidates need to pass an Entry test and aptitude interview conducted by the university.

Scheme of Studies for Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering

Semester-I (Cr Hrs=18) Semester-II (Cr Hrs=18)
Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
CS 110 Introduction to CS (GE) 2-1 MA 105 Multivariable Calculus (CS Supporting) 3-0
MA 101 Calculus and Analytical Geometry (CS Supporting) 3-0 CS 125 Object Oriented Programming (Pre req Cs116) 3-1
GS 111 Physics-I (UE) 2-1 ELC 216 Electronics-I (CS Supporting) 2-1
ENG 111 Basic Communication Skills (GE) 3-0 MA 213 Discrete Math CS Core 3-0
CS 116 Programming Fundamentals (CS Core) 3-1 ENG 316 Effective Communication Skills (GE) 3-0
GS 123 Islamic Studies (for Muslims) OR GS 128 Pakistan Studies (GE) 2-0
GS 240 Values Ethics & Society ( for Non-Muslims) 2-0
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 Scheme of Studies for Bachelor of Science in Software Engineering
Semester-III (Cr Hrs=20) Semester-IV (Cr Hrs=16)
Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
CS 232 Data Structures (CS Core) 3-1 MA 242 Applied Linear Algebra (CS Supporting) 3-0
MGT 106 Principles of Management 3-0 SE 336 Software Engineering (SE Core) 3-0
EE 223 Digital Logic Design (CS Core) 2-1 COM 204 Data Communication & Networks (CS Core) 3-1
MA 135 Differential Equations (CS Supporting) 3-0 CS 323 Microprocessor Architecture & 2-1
IT212 Database Systems (CS Core) 3-1 Assembly Language (CS Core Courses)
MA 313 Probability & Statistics (CS Supporting) 3-0 CS 241 Design and Analysis of Algorithm 2-1
(Pre req CS 232) CS Core Courses)

Semester-V (Cr Hrs=16) Semester-VI (Cr Hrs=18)

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
SE 313 Software Requirement and Specification(SE Core) 3-0 CS 331 Object Oriented Software Engineering (SE Core) 3-0
CS222 Operating System (CS Core) 3-1 CS 333 Visual/.NET Programming (CS Elective) 2-1
CS 236 Programming using JAVA (CS Elective) 2-1 MGT 107 Human Resource Management 3-0
CS252 Computer Organization and Architecture (Core Courses 3-0 CS 345 Compiler Concepts (Cs Core Courses) 2-1
CS 340 Automata Theory (CS Core Courses) 3-0 IT 421 Web Design & Development (CS Elective) 2-1
SE 323 Software Verification and Validation (SE Core) 3-0

Semester-VII (Cr Hrs=17) Semester-VIII (Cr Hrs=13 )

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
CS 241 Artificial Intelligence (CS Core courses) 3-0 CS 443 Mobile Applications Development-II (CS Elective) 2-1
CS 455 Mobile Applications Development-I (CS Elective) 2-1 SE 422 Software Project Management (UE) 3-0
CS 438 Human Computer Interaction (CS Core) 2-1 CS 442 Professional Practices (GE) 3-0
SE 411 Software Architecture Design (SE Core) 3-0 RES 492 Project Phase II (CS Core) 0-3
RES 491 Project Phase-I (CS Core) 0-3 RES 201 Seminar (UE) 0-1
ENG 322 Technical Report Writing (GE) 2-0

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 List of Electives
Database Development Web Design and Development
Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
CS 424 Database Security 3-0 CS 334 Multimedia Design and Development 3-0
IT 465 Distributed Database 2-1 SUIT Java Internet Programming 2-0
IT 422 Data Warehousing 3-0 CS 406 Web Engineering 3-0
IT 335 Database Programming 2-1 IT 275 Web Programming 2-1
CS 412 Big Data Analytical 3-0 CS421 Semantic Web 3-0
CS 413 Enterprise System 3-0 CS 414 Cyber Security 3-0
CS 417 Internet of Thing 3-0

System Development & Artificial Intelligence Software Engineering

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
CS 332 Visual Programming Using C++ 2-1 SE 450 Software Metrics and Testing 3-0
CS 403 Systems Programming 3-0 SE 451 Software Requirements Engineering 3-0
IT 310 Fundamentals of .Net 2-1 SE 452 OOP-Software Engineering 3-0
CS 415 Open Source Operating System 3-0 SE 323 Software Requirement and Validation 3-0
CS 442 Mobile Application Development-I 2-1 SE 312 Formal Methods in Se 3-0
CS 443 Mobile Application Development-II 2-1 SE 412 Design Pattern 3-0
SE 222 Software Constructions 3-0

System Administration and Networking University Electives

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs

CS 632 Distributed Systems 2-1 GS 322 Sociology 3-0

CS 411 Embedded Systems 2-1 MGT 106 Principles of Management 3-0
IT 450 Voice and Data Integration 2-1 GS 302 Critical Logic and Thinking 3-0
COM 401 Wireless Applications Protocols 2-1 HR 332 Human Resource Management 3-0
IT 302 Advanced Networking 2-1
CS 310 Network Security 3-0
COM 375 Next Generation Networks 3-0
COM 422 Routing and Switching 3-1

The facility for teaching of any of the elective course will be arranged only if reasonable number of students Opt for.
The courses will be offered subject to the availability of the faculty and reasonable number of students.

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 BS-CET
Bachelor of Science in Computer
4 Ye a r s
8 Semesters
Number Of Courses 43
Credit Hours 131
Engineering Technology Program Code 180

Program Objectives:
The BS Computer Engineering Technology program is designed to provide the students with high quality application
oriented undergraduate education, based on state of the art technology as preparation for productive employment in the
broad field of computer applications. Computer Engineering Majors study the application of state of the art components
and software in contemporary computer systems. Students are given solid foundation in mathematics, basic sciences and
electronics. A thorough study is made of digital circuits. microcomputer architecture and systems. Hardware, software and
firmware aspects of microcomputers are covered in detail. These graduate are qualified for immediate employment in
variety of industries as field specialists, interface designers and digital applications specialist.

Program Outcomes:
1. To understand fundamentals of computer hardware and software, electronics, electronic design automation, and
mathematics, and how these are used in computers and computer-based system.
2. To critically evaluate alternate assumptions, approaches, procedures, tradeoffs, and results to engineering problems in
Computer based systems.
3. To design and implement a computer system including processor, memory and I/O system, compiler, operating
system, and local area network interface.
4. To lead a small team of student engineers performing a laboratory exercise or design project; to participate in the
various roles in a team and understand how they contribute to accomplishing the task at hand.
5. To use written and oral communications to document work and present project results. And to apply engineering
knowledge in an ethically responsible manner for the good of society.

Eligibility Criteria:
Intermediate (Pre-Engineering/Computer Science/DAE in relevant Field) with at least 45% Marks or any equivalent
certificate from a recognized institution are eligible to apply.

Scheme of Studies for Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering Technology

Semester-I (Cr Hrs=17) Semester-II (Cr Hrs=16)
Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
GH 101 Islamic Studies 2-0 GH 103 Pakistan Studies 2-0
GH 102 Values Ethics 2-0 MA 104 Applied Mathematics-II 3-0
MA 103 Applied Mathematics-I 3-0 ET 103 Electronics 2-1
GS 101 Applied Physics ( Electricity and Magnetism) 2-1 CET 102 Programming Fundamentals 2-1
CS 102 Introduction to Computer Fundamentals 2-1 CET 103 Discreate Maths 3-0
CET 101 Engineering Drawing 1-2 CET 104 Workshop Practice 1-2
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 Scheme of Studies for Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering Technology

Semester-III (Cr Hrs=16) Semester-IV (Cr Hrs=17)

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
CET 201 Digital Logic Design 3-0 ENG 212 Technical Report Writing 3-0
CET 202 Data & Computer Communication 2-1 CET 204 Microprocessor Architecture & Assembly Lang 2-1
ENG 201 Communication Skills 3-0 CET 205 Compiler Concepts 2-0
CET 203 Operating Systems 3-0 ELT 201 Electronics Devices & Technology 3-1
CET 212 Object Oriented Programming 2-1 ET 214 Electromagnetic Field Theory 2-0

Semester-V (Cr Hrs=17) Semester-VI (Cr Hrs=18)

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
CET 301 Micro-Processor Theory & Interfacing 2-1 CET 312 Digital Signal Processing 2-1
CET 302 Amplifier & Oscillators 2-1 MGT 303 Total Quality Management 3-0
CET 303 Signals & Systems 2-2 CET 306 Hardware Discriptive Language 2-1
CET 304 Professional Practices 2-0 CET 307 System Programming 2-1
CET 305 Digital System Design 3-0 CET 308 Parrall & Distrubuted Computing 2-1
MGT 302 Project Management 3-0 RES 391 Project Phase - I 0-3

Summer Semester (Cr Hrs=3)

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs

RES 392 Project Phase II 0-3

Semester-VII (Cr Hrs=16) Semester-VIII (Cr Hrs=16 )

Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs Course No. Course Title Cr Hrs
CET 401 Supervised Industrial/ Field Training 0-16 CET412 Supervised Industrial/ Field Training 0-16

Note: Electives can be selected from Computing, Electronics or Telecommunication streams from allied programs.
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