BS Computer Science (BSCS)

Overview

Vision

To become a center of excellence in creating computing knowledge for comprehensive development in emerging fields.

Mission

Fostering state-of-the-art computing education and skills through creative knowledge, innovative research, and emerging technologies.

The Department of Computer Science is offering BS Computer Science accredited from HEC / NCEAC since 2002.

Program Educational Objectives (PEO's)

Following Program Educational Objectives (PEOs) have been defined by keeping in view the department’s vision and mission. The graduates of the BS Computer Science program are expected to have the below mentioned skills after four - five years of their graduation.

PEO 1

Contribute in computing industry nationally and internationally and develop aptitude for analyzing problems and finding optimal solutions.

PEO 2

Solve real world problems through the use of modern computing tools.

PEO 3

Demonstrate effective written and verbal communication skills.

PEO 4

Establish ethical and moral values in professional life with an aim of learning new skills and technologies for a life-long learning.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLO's).

Program Learning Outcomes are the expectations that can be measured and are considered to be the attributes of a graduate.

Academic Education

To prepare graduates as computing professionals

PLO 1

prepare graduates as computing professionals

Apply knowledge of computing fundamentals, knowledge of a computing specialization, and mathematics, science, and domain knowledge appropriate for the computing specialization to the abstraction and conceptualization of computing models from defined problems.

PLO 2

Problem Analysis

Identify, formulate, research literature, and solve complex computing problems reaching substantiated conclusions using fundamental principles of mathematics, computing sciences, and relevant domain disciplines.

PLO 3

Development of Solutions

Design and evaluate solutions for complex computing problems, and design and evaluate systems, components, or processes that meet specified needs with appropriate consideration for public health and safety, cultural, societal, and environmental considerations.

PLO 4

Modern Tool Usage

Create, select, adapt and apply appropriate techniques, resources, and modern computing tools to complex computing activities, with an understanding of the limitations

PLO 5

Individual & Team Work

Function effectively as an individual and as a member or leader in diverse teams and in multi-disciplinary settings.

PLO 6

Communication

Communicate effectively with the computing community and with society at large about complex computing activities by being able to comprehend and write effective reports, design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and understand clear instructions.

PLO 7

Computing Professionalism & Society

Understand and assess societal, health, safety, legal, and cultural issues within local and global contexts, and the consequential responsibilities relevant to professional computing practice.

PLO 8

Ethics

Understand and commit to professional ethics, responsibilities, and norms of professional computing practice.

PLO 9

Computing Professionalism & Society

Understand and assess societal, health, safety, legal, and cultural issues within local and global contexts, and the consequential responsibilities relevant to professional computing practice.

PLO 10

Scheme of Studies.

BSCS - SEMESTER 1
#	Code	Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisite
1	CSIT-111	Into. to Info. & Comm. Technologies	2	1	3
2	CSPF-141	Programming Fundamentals	3	1	4
3	ESEC-112	English Composition & Comprehension	3	0	3
4	SSPS-113	Pak Studies	2	0	2
5	SSIS-114	Islamic Studies	2	0	2
6	EEAP-121	Applied Physics	3	0	3
7	MTMP-161	Pre-Math-I	3	0	NC	Compulsory for Pre-Medical Students

BSCS - SEMESTER 2
#	Code	Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisite
1	CSOO-142	Object Oriented Programming	3	1	4	PF
2	ESPS-115	Communication and Presentation Skills	3	0	3	English Composition & Comprehension
3	SSIP-163	Univ. Elec. - I, Intro to Psychology	3	0	3
4	MTCA-122	Calculus & Analytical Geometry	3	0	3
5	CSDS-143	Discrete Structures	3	0	3
6	SSSS-164	Univ. Elec. - II, Social Service	1	0	1
7	MTMP-162	Pre-Math-II	3	0	NC	Compulsory for Pre-Medical Students

BSCS - SEMESTER 3
#	Code	Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisite
1	EEDL-201	Digital Logic Design	3	1	4	Applied Physics
2	CSDL-244	Data Structures & Algo	3	1	4	OOP
3	MTLA-233	Linear Algebra	3	0	3
4	CSPP-216	Professional Practices	3	0	3
5	MTMC-224	CS Supporting - I, Multi Variable Calculus	3	0	3

BSCS - SEMESTER 4
#	Code	Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisite
1	CSAA-202	Design & Analysis of Algorithms	3	0	3	Data Structures & Algo
2	SESE-245	Software Engineering	3	0	3
3	CSWP-265	CS Elec. - I, Web-Programming	2	1	3	OOP
4	MTDE-225	CS Supporting - II, Differential Equations	3	0	3
5	CSAO-267	CS Elec. - II, Advanced OOP	2	1	3	Programming Fundamentals
6	CSDM-266	Univ. Elec. - III, Digital Marketing	3	0	3

BSCS - SEMESTER 5
#	Code	Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisite
1	CSDB-346	Database Systems	3	1	4	Data Structures & Algo
2	CSCA-303	Comp. Organization & Assembly Language	3	1	4
3	CSOS-347	Operating Systems	3	1	4	Data Structures & Algo
4	MTSP-326	Statistics & Probablility	3	0	3
5	CSCN-327	CS Supporting - III, NUmerical Computing	3	0	3

BSCS - SEMESTER 6
#	Code	Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisite
1	CSVP-368	CS Elec. - III, Visual Programming	2	1	3	OOP, DBMS
2	CSCN-348	Computer Networks	3	1	4
3	CSAI-304	Artificial Intelligence	3	1	4	Discrete Structures
4	CSTA-305	Theory of Automata	3	0	3
5	ESTW-317	Technical & Business Writing	3	0	3

BSCS - SEMESTER 7
#	Code	Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisite
1	CSCG-469	CS Elec - IV, Computer Graphics	2	1	3
2	SESM-470	CS Elec - V, Software Project Management	3	0	3
3	CSCC-406	Compiler Construction	3	0	3	Theory of Automata
4	FLxx-471	Univ. Elec - IV, Foriegn Language	2	0	3
5	CSFP-499	Final Year Project - I	0	3	3	Prog Courses
6	CSIS-449	Information Security	3	0	3	Prog Courses

BSCS - SEMESTER 8
#	Code	Title	Theory	Lab	Total	Pre-Requisite
1	CSMA-472	CS Elec - VI, Mobile Application Development	2	1	3
2	CSFP-499	Final Year Project - II	0	3	3
3	CSPD-407	Parallel & Distributed Computing	3	0	3	Operating Systems
4	CSEC-473	Univ. Elec - V, Economics for Computing	3	0	3

Statistics, Achievements & Awards

Accreditation Status

Accredited till:

FALL-2018, SPRING-2019
Letter No. NCEAC/HEC/GC/AV/43/09-23/2023/1-71
Dated: 18-OCT-2023

Accreditation requested for:

Fall-2019, Spring-2020, Fall-2020, Fall-2021, Spring-2021, Spring-2022, Fall-2022, Spring-2023.

Industrial Advisory Board

Industrial Advisory Board (IAB) is held twice in a year.Industrial Advisory Board consists of the following companies:

Ignite Funding For FYPs

The program aims to assist final year undergraduate students of ICT related disciplines studying in the Institutions by providing them financial assistance for developing prototypes / working models of their Final Year Projects (FYP) in order to increase creativity, innovation and hands on engineering and development skills. Following Projects were selected for Ignite funding

IGNITE FUNDED FYPs
#	Project Title	Supervisor	Year	Amount
1	Food Allergens Recognizer	Dr. Qurat Ul Ain	2022-23	62,961
2	Supervised Classification of Land Images	Dr. Qurat Ul Ain	2022-23	69,695
3	Reduced Electricity cost with smart scheduling and Renewable Energy	Mr. Zain Ul Abideen	2022-23	35,074
4	Real-Time Patient Monitoring System IOT based	Mr. Muneeb Abbasi	2022-23	77,976
5	Face Detection and Crowd Counting Using Drone (U.A.V)	Ms. Zainab Yousaf	2020-21	62,055
6	Real time Water Quality Monitoring System through IoT	Mr. Muneeb Abbasi	2020-21	63,322

Co-Curricular Activities

NUMLogic & SoftFest

National-level Software Skills Competitions

Industrial Visits

Industrial Visits to Software Companies.

Competitions

Participation in Interuniversity competitions

Events

Talks,Seminars,Webinars & Workshops.

OPEN HOUSE

To Showcase Final Year Projects.

ITCON / BICON

For Project Commercialization and Trainings.

JOB FAIR

with various Software Companies.

Conferences

International National Conferences, IEEE-ICECT, Free Lancing.

Detail

BS Level
Both Shift
8 Semester(s)
4 Year(s)
138 Cr.

Eligibility Criteria

Intermediate with any one of the following combinations with 50% marks: (1) Maths, Physics and Chemistry. (2) Maths, Stats and Computer (3) Maths, Physics and Computer (4) Maths, Stats and Physics (5) Maths, Stats and Economics, (6) Physics, Chemistry& Biology. OR Diploma in Associate Engineering Examination with at least 60% aggregate marks in the relevant discipline.