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Course Description
Semester 1:
Introduction to Computing
This course is an introduction to a broad class of computer issues. It is
designed for students who are not CS majors and who have had little or
no previous experience with computers.
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Islamic Studies
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The topics included are beliefs and actions: Islam and other world
religions, basic sources of teaching, obligations towards God, self and
others, and Islamic teachings of collectivism.
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Semester: 2
Course Code CSC241
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This course has been specifically designed to meet the writing needs of
students aiming for a specialization in areas of Management. The aims
and objectives of this particular course are to introduce course
participants the importance, needs, varieties, and technicalities of
business reports. Also Their reading skills are further enhanced through
exposure to a variety of graphical sources such as charts, graphs and
diagrams. Students are taught presentation skills culminating in a
PowerPoint presentation based on their term report
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Pakistan Studies
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The course will cover culture, society and religion of Pakistan, Political
and Constitutional Development (Shaping of the state structure;
Objective Resolution; Constitutions of 1956, 1962 and 1973;
Democracy and Authoritarianism), Cultural issues, SocioEconomic
and Environmental issues in Pakistan (Unemployment; Double
standard of education; Poverty; Gender issues; Population growth;
Differential Equations
At the end of this course the students will be able to apply ordinary
differential equations to his respective branch of engineering. To
illuminate the partial significance of differential equations, maximum
emphasis is to be laid on their applications to physical sciences and
engineering. Higher order Differential Equations are not only introduced
but also its applications are illustrated through examples. The last part
of this course has special significance with respect to hydrodynamics
and heat transfer problems and hence needs to be explained through
examples from these disciplines.
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Semester 3:
Course Code CSC112
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EEE223
Signal and System
The purpose of this course is to equip students with fundamental theory
of systems and signal for application in communication, control,
computing and power engineering. Basic concepts of continuous and
discrete LTI signals and systems and Fourier transform are discussed.
Determine whether a signal has the following properties: Discretetime,
continuous time, power, energy, periodic, aperiodic, even, odd. Evaluate
the convolution sum and integral given an input and the impulse
response. Determine whether the DTFS, FS, DTFT, or FT
representation is appropriate for a give signal.
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HUM103
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This course will enable the students to organize messages that are
appropriate to the audience and situation. Students improve oral
communication skills for professional and social interaction through
extensive pronunciation and conversational practice. Individual
pronunciation assessments help students refine their language skills.
Practice includes forming and communicating opinions on contemporary
issues, developing formal and informal oral presentations and reports,
giving and following directions. Through readings and written exercises,
students learn how to form, communicate, and support their opinions
and ideas in academic and professional settings. Students strengthen
their reading skills and expand their vocabularies by reading and
discussing a variety of adapted and authentic texts. They also may
present findings in research reports.
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MTH231
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Communication Skills
Linear Algebra
Semester: 4
Course Code CSC339
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Software Engineering
The course objective is to make the students aware of software
engineering best practices so that they maybe able to address the
software development in structured and comprehensive manner. They
would be trained to differentiate the problem in smaller more
manageable parts and later on integrate them to in the form of total
solution
System modeling and analysis including functional, operational
modeling and analysis using primitive data types; visualization tools;
Introduction to design methodologies; policies; decomposition;
comprehensive introduction to structured analysis and design
techniques; Introduction to implementation bias and Implementation
guidelines; documentation standards; maintenance requirements of a
developed software; software engineering software tools and their
Electromagnetic Theory
This module is intended to lay a foundation to RF and microwave
engineering. This course should be delivered with the objective of
bridging the gap between the theoretical knowledge and physical
understanding of wireless communications.
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At the end of this course the students of Computer Sciences and Bio
Informatics will be able to understand data analysis, modeling and
predictions in their respective fields. The content of this course covers
all the descriptive statistics and probability models along with some
basic touch of regression analysis.
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Semester: 5
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CSC221
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Mobile Communication
This course provides knowledge regarding principles and techniques
of mobile communications which is the fastest growing technology for
communication from anywhere to anywhere at any time. It helps in
understanding development of next generation mobile communication
systems. The course provides mobile infrastructure and supporting
systems that will help in providing the necessary expertise required by
the industry.
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Introduction
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MANET,
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Communication Fundamentals, Signaling System 7 (SS7), Routing,
Localization and Handover in mobile communications, Multiplexing,
Modulation, and Spread Spectrum in Mobile Communication. Types
and Characteristics of Antennas, GSM/UMTS Architecture and
Interfaces, GPRS, EDGE, WCDMA, and HSPA features. CDMA
Architecture and Interfaces, CDMA IS-95A, CDMA2000, EV-DO
features. Mobile WiMAX 802.16m, Bluetooth, Mobile IP Multimedia
Subsystem (IMS), TIPSAN, Overview of 2G, 2.5G, 3G, 3.5G mobile
communication and evolution to 4G (LTE, UMB). Migration to OFDM
technology and path to wireless broadband spectrum, WiMAX, 3GPP,
and 3GPP2 evolution to 4G (LTE, UMB), Mobile IP, Mobile TCP,
Satellite Systems, Digital Audio Broadcasting, Digital Video
Broadcasting (DVB), WAP
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Introduction to Management
Semester: 6
Course Code CSC333
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Applied Networking
This course provides an intensive overview to help LAN managers and
consultants resolve their most stubborn network performance
problems.
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Network Programming
The course aims for the students to gain experience in systems and
network programming together with writing efficient, portable and large
scale client/server application programs in the Unix/Linux environment
using C language. It builds on Operating System and Computer
Networking concepts. This course also addresses how programs in
distributed systems can make use of OS services.
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Wireless Networks
This course addresses the important issues of wireless networking,
including architectures, protocols and standards. It describes concepts,
technology and applications of wireless networking as used in current
and next generation wireless networks
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******* Elective TN I
******* Elective TN II
Semester: 7
Course Code CSC436
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Semester: 8
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CSC499
Project
Main purpose of project is to show the abilities and talents that a student
will acquire during the whole program and this project will be a two
semester capstone project.
In first part of project student teams employ knowledge gained from
courses throughout the program such as development of requirements,
design, implementation and quality assurance to develop a software
solution to a real-world problem from conception to completion. In this
part students develop project plan, software requirement specification
and software design document.
In second part, students implement the design they produced in first part
of project, test their code, and evaluate their final product.
******* Elective TN IV
******* List of Elective and Elective Institutional courses is given in the scheme of
studies.