BACHELAR OF SCIENCE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY – BS (IT)

DURATION: 04 YEARS (08 SEMESTERS) | CREDIT HOURS: 133

OVERVIEW

The Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) program is designed to prepare students for the dynamic and ever-evolving world of modern computing. This program offers a comprehensive curriculum that encompasses the latest advancements in technology, ensuring that graduates are well-equipped to meet the challenges and opportunities of the contemporary IT landscape. Students will gain a solid foundation in core areas such as computer programming, network administration, cybersecurity, data management, software development and IT project management. The curriculum is continuously updated to reflect the current trends and innovations in the industry, including cloud computing, artificial intelligence, big data analytics, and the Internet of Things (IoT).
Through hands-on learning experiences, state-of-the-art laboratories, and real-world projects, students will develop practical skills and problem-solving abilities that are essential for success in various IT roles. Additionally, the program emphasizes ethical practices, professional development, and the importance of lifelong learning to ensure that graduates remain adaptable and competitive in their careers. The BSIT program intends to cultivate not only technical expertise but also critical thinking, effective communication, and teamwork skills. Graduates will be prepared to excel in a wide range of IT careers, from systems analysis and software engineering to IT consulting and project management, making a positive impact on both their organizations and society.

VISION

To foster a learning environment that empowers students to excel in information technology through ethical and responsible practices, enabling them to earn a lawful and dignified livelihood (رِزْقِ حَلال).

MISSION

The mission of our Bachelor of Information Technology program is to equip students with the knowledge, skills, and ethical grounding required to excel in the rapidly evolving field of information technology. Through a curriculum that balances theory and practice, we aim to foster innovative problem-solving, lifelong learning, and a commitment to societal benefit. Our graduates will be prepared to lead, collaborate, and contribute effectively in diverse, global IT environments.

ADMISSION ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

Intermediate with any one of the following combinations with minimum 50% marks
a) Mathematics, Physics & Chemistry (Pre-Engineering)
b) Physics, Chemistry & Biology (Pre-Medical)
c) Mathematics, Physics & Computer Science
d) Mathematics, Statistics & Computer Science
e) Mathematics, Statistics & Physics
f) Mathematics, Statistics & Economics
g) Mathematics, Computer Science & Economics
h) Diploma of Associate Engineering (DAE) with at least 60% aggregate marks in the relevant discipline

PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES (PEOs)

Program Educational Objectives (PEOs) for an Information Technology (IT) department typically outline the expected achievements of graduates within a few years after completing their degree.

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Statement

PEO-1

Graduates will demonstrate technical proficiency in IT by leveraging knowledge in computing to create efficient, scalable, and secure solutions.

PEO-2

Graduates will demonstrate strong teamwork and collaboration skills by effectively communicating and engaging with diverse teams, applying best professional practices to achieve common goals, and contributing positively to the work environment.

PEO-3

Graduates will continuously engage in professional development by staying current with modern IT systems and operations, leveraging their expertise to deliver professional services that contribute positively to society.

MAPPING OF PEOs AND GAs

Sr. Program Learning Objective PEO1 PEO2 PEO3
1 Academic Education
2 Knowledge for Solving Computing Problems
3 Problem Analysis
4 Design/ Development of Solutions
5 Modern Tool Usage
6 Individual and Teamwork
7 Communication
8 Computing Professionalism and Society
9 Ethics
10 Life-long Learning

Curriculum of Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT)

4 years Degree Program-Bachelor of Science in Information Technology (BSIT) 45 courses covering 133 credit hours spread over 8 semesters

Course Groups Categories as per UGP No. of courses Credit Hours
  • Computing Core (14 courses, 46 CrHrs)
  • Information Technology Core (6 courses, 18 CrHrs)
  • Information Technology Electives (7 courses, 21 CrHrs)
Major (Disciplinary) Courses 27 85(57-28)
  • Mathematics and Supporting Courses (4 courses, 12 CrHrs)
  • University Electives (2 course, 6 CrHr)
Interdisciplinary/Allied Courses 6 18(18-0)
  • General Education Courses
General Education Courses 12 30(28-2)
Total: 45 133(103-30)

Computing Core (46/133) 12 Compulsory Courses

Computing Core (46/133) 12 Compulsory Courses

Sr. Course Code Course Title Credit Hour
1. COSC-1102 Programming Fundamentals 3 (3-0)
2. COSC-1202 Programming Fundamentals (Lab) 1 (0-1)
3. COSC-1103 Object Oriented Programming 3 (3-0)
4. COSC-1203 Object Oriented Programming (Lab) 1 (0-1)
5. COSC-1104 Database Systems 3 (3-0)
6. COSC-1204 Database Systems (Lab) 1 (0-1)
7. COSC-1105 Digital Logic Design 2 (2-0)
8. COSC-1205 Digital Logic Design (Lab) 1 (0-1)
9. COSC-2106 Data Structures 3 (3-0)
10. COSC-2206 Data Structures (Lab) 1 (0-1)
11. COSC-2107 Information Security 2 (2-0)
12. COSC-2207 Information Security (Lab) 1 (0-1)
13. COSC-2108 Artificial Intelligence 2 (2-0)
14. COSC-2208 Artificial Intelligence (Lab) 1 (0-1)
15. COSC-2109 Computer Networks 2 (2-0)
16. COSC-2209 Computer Networks (Lab) 1 (0-1)
17. COSC-2110 Software Engineering 3 (3-0)
18. COSC-2111 Computer Organization & Assembly Language 2 (2-0)
19. COSC-2211 Computer Organization & Assembly Language (Lab) 1 (0-1)
20. COSC-3112 Operating Systems 2 (2-0)
21. COSC-3212 Operating Systems (Lab) 1 (0-1)
22. COSC-4113 Analysis of Algorithms 3 (3-0)
23. COSC-4314 Final Year Project – I 2 (0-2)
24. COSC-4315 Final Year Project – II 4 (0-4)
Total Credit Hours: 46 (30-16)

IT Core (18/133) 6 Courses

IT Core (18/133) 6 Courses

Sr. Course Code Course Title Credit Hour
1. INTE-4131 Web Technologies 2 (2-0)
2. INTE-4231 Web Technologies (Lab) 1 (0-1)
3. INTE-4132 Cyber Security 2 (2-0)
4. INTE-4232 Cyber Security (Lab) 1 (0-1)
5. INTE-2133 DB Administration & Management 2 (2-0)
6. INTE-2233 DB Administration & Management (Lab) 1 (0-1)
7. INTE-3134 System & Network Administration 2 (2-0)
8. INTE-3234 System & Network Administration (Lab) 1 (0-1)
9. INTE-3135 Information Technology Infrastructure 2 (2-0)
10. INTE-3235 Information Technology Infrastructure (Lab) 1 (0-1)
11. INTE-3136 Parallel & Distributed Computing 2 (2-0)
12. INTE-3236 Parallel & Distributed Computing (Lab) 1 (0-1)
Total Credit Hours: 18 (12-6)

IT Elective (21/133) 7 Courses

IT Elective (21/133) 7 Courses

Sr.

Course Code

Course Title

Credit Hour

1.       

INTE -3144

Enterprise Systems

3 (3-0)

2.       

INTE -3148

Software Project Management

2 (2-0)

3.       

INTE -3248

Software Project Management (Lab)

1 (0-1)

4.       

INTE -3147

HCI & Computer Graphics

2 (2-0)

5.       

INTE -3247

HCI & Computer Graphics (Lab)

1 (0-1)

6.       

INTE -3142

Computer Architecture

2 (2-0)

7.       

INTE -3242

Computer Architecture (Lab)

1 (0-1)

8.       

INTE -4143

Network Security

2 (2-0)

9.       

INTE -4243

Network Security (Lab)

1 (0-1)

10.   

INTE -4150

Software Requirement Engineering

2 (2-0)

11.   

INTE -4250

Software Requirement Engineering (Lab)

1 (0-1)

12.   

INTE -4145

Web Engineering

2 (2-0)

13.   

INTE -4245

Web Engineering (Lab)

1 (0-1)

14.   

INTE-31XX

Digital Marketing

3 (3-0)

15.   

INTE-XXXX

Cloud Computing

2 (2-0)

16.   

INTE-XXXX

Cloud Computing (Lab)

1 (0-1)

17.   

INTE-XXXX

Mobile Application Development

2 (2-0)

18.   

INTE-XXXX

Mobile Application Development (Lab)

1 (0-1)

19.   

INTE-XXXX

Virtual Systems and Service

2 (2-0)

20.   

INTE-XXXX

Virtual Systems and Service (Lab)

1 (0-1)

Total Credit Hours:

33 (26-9)

Mathematics & Supporting Courses (12/133) 4 Courses

Mathematics & Supporting Courses (12/133) 4 Courses

Sr.

Course Code

Course Title

Credit Hour

1.       

MATH-3181

Multivariable Calculus

3(3-0)

2.       

MATH-3182

Linear Algebra

3(3-0)

3.       

STAT-2183

Probability & Statistics

3(3-0)

4.       

ENGL-3184

Technical & Business Writing

3(3-0)

Total Credit Hours:

12(12-0)

Elective Supporting Courses (03/133) 1 Courses

Elective Supporting Courses (03/133) 1 Courses

Sr.

Course Code

Course Title

Credit Hour

1.                   

BUAD-2123

Principles of Marketing

3(3-0)

Total Credit Hours:

3(3-0)

General Education (30/133) 12 Courses

General Education (30/133) 12 Courses

Sr.

Course Code

Course Title

Credit Hour

1.      

COSC-1101

Application of Information and Communication Technologies (ICT)

3 (2-1)

2.      

ENGL-1101

Functional English

3 (3-0)

3.      

ENGL-1102

Expository Writing

3 (3-0)

4.      

MATH-2101

Quantitative Reasoning – I (Discrete Structure)

3 (3-0)

5.      

STAT-2101

Quantitative Reasoning – II (Calculus and Analytic Geometry)

3 (3-0)

6.      

ISST-1101

Islamic Studies / Ethics (For Non-Muslims)

2 (2-0)

7.      

POSC-1101

Ideology & Constitution of Pakistan

2 (2-0)

8.      

BUAD-1121

Principles of Management (Social Sciences)

2 (2-0)

9.      

PHYS-1103

Applied Physics (Natural Sciences)

2 (2-0)

10.  

PHYS-1203

Applied Physics (Natural Sciences) (Lab)

1 (0-1)

11.  

COSC-2116

Professional Practices (Arts & Humanities)

2 (2-0)

12.  

SOCI-2101

Civics and Community Engagement

2 (2-0)

13.  

BUAD-2101

Entrepreneurship

2 (2-0)

STotal Credits:

30 (28-2)

University Elective Supporting Courses (03/133) 1 Courses

University Elective Supporting Courses (03/133) 1 Courses

Sr.

Course Code

Course Title

Credit Hour

1.

FLNG-4101

Arabic

3(3-0)

2.

FLNG-4102

Chinese

3(3-0)

3.

FLNG-4103

French

3(3-0)

4.

FLNG-4104

German

3(3-0)

5.

FLNG-4105

Japanses

3(3-0)

6.

FLNG-4106

Korean

3(3-0)

Total Credit Hours:

3(3-0)