The University of Faisalabad Prospectus 2014

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It is He Who has made the sun shine and the moon light and determined for them stages that you may know the computation of years and calculations. Allah has created them only to

manifest truth. He explains fully the Verses for the knowledgeable people. (Sura Yunus: 05)

May ALLAH grant His peace and blessings to His beloved Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and to his family and his companions.

In the name of ALLAH, the most Beneficent, the most Merciful.

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The University of Faisalabad2

WELCOME TO THE

THE UNIVERSITY OF FAISALABAD


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CONTENTS • ManagementofTUF 6

• HistoryofFaisalabad 7

• TravellingtotheUniversity 8

• Messages 9

• TUFIntroduction 13

• Vision&Mission 14

• AcademicPrograms 16

• AdmissionProcedure 17

• Facilities 19

• FacultyofPharmaceuticalSciences 24

• FacultyofHealthSciences 35

• FacultyofEngineering&Technology 61

• FacultyofManagementStudies 89

• FacultyofArts&SocialSciences 114

• DistanceEducation 125

• Rules&Regulations 129

• Glimpses 134



“There is no doubt that the future of our Statewill andmustgreatlydependuponthetypeofeducationandthewayinwhichwe bring up our children as the future servants of Pakistan.Educationdoesnotmerelymeanacademiceducationandeventhatappearstobeofaverypoortype.Whatwehavetodo istomobilizeourpeopleandbuildupthecharacterofourfuturegenerations. There is immediate and urgent need for trainingourpeople inthescientificandtechnicaleducation inordertobuildupfutureeconomiclifeandweshouldseethatourpeopleundertake scientific, commerce, trade and particularly, well-plannedindustries.Butdonotforgetthatwehavetocompetewiththeworldwhichismovingveryfastinthisdirection.AlsoImustemphasizethatgreatattentionshouldbepaidtotechnicalandvocationaleducation.”

Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah (RA)AddressatTheAll-PakistanEducationalConference

Karachi–27thNovember,1947

Quaid-e-Azam’s Message


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FounderChairmanofMadinahFoundationHaji Muhammad Saleem (Late)

• Industry • Service • Education

Founder Chairman

Vision



Management of The University of Faisalabad

Prof Dr Faqir Hussain KhanDean

Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences

Prof Dr Abdul HaqueDean

Faculty of Health Sciences

Prof Dr A D ChaudhryDean

Faculty of Engineering & Technology

Prof Dr Mohammad Iqbal Tahir Dean

Faculty of Management Studies

Prof Dr Zuhoor Ahmad Azhar Dean

Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences

Prof Dr Syed Akhtar Hussain BokhariDirector

Advance Studies & Research

Prof Dr Munir A SheikhDirector

Office of Research Innovation and Comercilization (ORIC)

Prof Muhammad AshfaqDirector Distance Education/

Additional Registrar Amin Campus

Asst Prof Zahida Maqbool Additional Registrar

Saleem Campus

Prof Dr Abdul MajeedDirector

Quality Enhancement Cell (QEC)

Major (Retd) Izhar ul AhsanRegistrar

Mr Hamid Nawaz SheikhController of Examinations

Mr Muhammad NasirTreasurer

Prof Dr Mohammad Iqbal TahirPro Rector

Mian Muhammad Hanif (SI)Chairman BOG


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History of FaisalabadFaisalabadwasoncepartofancientdistrictJhangandSandalbar,mainlyconsistingofthick forests andwild tribes. The city ofLyallpurcameintobeingin1880withthecity center designed by Captain PohamYoung, to imitate the Union Flag witheight roads radiating from a large clocktower(GhentaGhar)inthecentreofeightseparatebazaars.In 1895, the rail linkbetweenWazirabadand Lyallpur was completed. As theprogress of colonization stepped up,Lyallpurwas given the status of a Tehsilof Jhang District and its administrationcarried on in tents on the old Theh(Mound) of Pucca Mari near Tariqabad.In 1943, Muhammad Ali Jinnah came toLyallpur and addressed a gathering ofover2millioninDhobiGhatground.Thecitygrewintoastrongindustrialandagricultural center andon independenceofPakistan itwas amajorurbanarea. In1977, thenameof the citywas changed

to “Faisalabad”, after the lateKing Faisalof Saudi Arabia to commemorate deepfriendship which exists between thetwogreat Islamiccountriesoftheworld.In 1985, Faisalabad was upgraded as adivision with the districts of Faisalabad,JhangandTobaTekSingh.Geography: Faisalabad is located in the northeastof Punjab. The city covers an area ofapproximately 830 square kilometers,comprisinglargelyofflatorrollingplains.Ithasapopulationofaround5million.ItisalsothethirdlargestcityofPakistan.Climate:The climate of Faisalabad district is ofextremenature,reaching50°Cinsummersand-1°Cinwinters.Thesoilofthedistrictisveryfertile.Theaveragerainfallisabout200mm.Twin City: Faisalabad is twinned with Manchester,UnitedKingdom.



By Car:Faisalabad is linked via the M-3 Motorway whichbranchesoffatFaisalabad-PindiBhattianInterchangelocated on the Lahore-Islamabad motorway. Thereis also adual carriageway fromLahore to Faisalabadvia Sheikhupura. Saleem Campus of the Universityis located 2km off the toll plaza on Sargodha Roadwhile travelling towards the city. Amin Campus issituatedontheWestbankofCanalandisabout5kmfromAbdullahpurcrossingor3kmfromGatwalaPark

locatedontheSheikhupuraRoad.By Air: Faisalabad International Airport is about 10km fromthe city center. Passenger flights are run by thenationalflagcarrieraswellasotherdomesticairlines.By Coach: AnexclusiveDaewooExpresscoachservicealongwithseveral other coach services originate from the citylinkingallmajorcitiesofthecountry.

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HisExcellency

Ch Mohammad Sarwar

I am delighted to see that The University of Faisalabad has been growing steadily sinceits inception in2002.TheUniversity,withinadecade,has shownsignificantprogressnotonlybydevelopingrelevantdegreeprogramsbutalsobyprovidingmoderninfrastructure,laboratoryequipment,ITlabsetc.TheUniversityisservingasanexcellentcentreoflearninginFaisalabadandtheadjoiningareas.ItishearteningtonotethattheHEChasrecentlyawardedfirstpositiontotheUniversityinGeneralUniversities(Small)categoryin2013.TheUniversityhasextendeditsreachtodiversefields of education includingHealth Sciences, Engineering and Technology,ManagementStudies as well as Arts and Social Sciences. The performance of the University is a truereflectionofitseffortstocontinuallyup-gradeon-campusfacilitiesandcurriculainlinewiththechangingtrendsandrequirements.IhavebeentoldthattheUniversityismaintainingactivelinkageswiththeindustry.ItprovidesserviceswhichinturnhelptheUniversityupdateitsteachingfacultiesasperthegrowingneedsof the industryandopensupopportunities formeaningful research.This two-wayassociationhelpsstudentstogetacomprehensiveknowledgewhichultimatelyprovestobeacatalystinlearningandbuildinguptheircareers.IappreciatetheRector,FacultyandManagementoftheUniversityfortheirdiligenteffortsand visionary approach. I feel confident that the University will continue its journey tobecomeoneofthebestinstitutionsinthispartoftheworld.

MessageGovernorofthePunjaband

PatronoftheUniversity



Prof Dr Mukhtar Ahmed

IampleasedtonotethatTheUniversityofFaisalabadhassecuredFirstPosition inHEC’sranking-2013incategoryof“GeneralUniversities(Small)”andhasbeencategorizedinthehighestcategoryW4inMarch2013.IcongratulatetheManagementoftheUniversityandFacultyforthismomentousaccomplishmentandwishthemallsuccessinfuture.The world has recognized higher education as prerequisite for the socio-economicdevelopmentofacountry.ItisveryencouragingthatprivateinstitutionsarecomingupwithqualityeducationtosupplementtheeffortsoftheGovernmentforthepromotionofhighereducationinPakistan.TheUniversityofFaisalabadisoneoftheprivatesectoruniversitieswhich is effectively providing education in pure & social Sciences, Pharmacy, Nursing,Engineering,ITandBusinessAdministrationsince2002.ThepurposebuiltcampusesoftheUniversityarewellequippedtofacilitatetheneedsofthestudents.ThefoundlingleadershipofTheUniversityofFaisalabaddeservesacknowledgementfortheuntiringeffortsinturningitaleadinguniversityinsuchashortspanoftime.Itishearteningtonotethatthetertiaryeducationenrollmentratehasimprovedsubstantiallyi.e from2.8% to7.8%during last decade.All the same,weneed to continueefforts forimproving access to higher education especially in less developed areas, and I wouldencouragethemanagementofTheUniversityofFaisalabadtoinitiatespecialprogramsandactivities formainstreaming of students from themarginalized segments of the society.Givenextraordinary supportofGovernmentofPakistan to theHECsectorduring last12years,IamconvincedthattogetherwecanbuildabetterandbrighterPakistan.Attheend,IwouldliketoagaincongratulatethemanagementandfacultyofTheUniversityofFaisalabadfortheirvaluablecontributionandparticipationinthedevelopmentprocessbesidesextendingmywarmwishestothestudentsjoiningtheUniversityin2014.

MessageChairpersonHigherEducationCommission


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Mian Muhammad Hanif (SI)

Theeffortsarefinallypayingoff.Today,withthegraceofAllahAlmighty,TheUniversityofFaisalabadhasachievedwhatithaslongbeenaimingat–excellenceineducation,researchandinfrastructure.Itwasasteadywalkthroughanabyssofobstaclesthatledustodayat1stPositioninsmalluniversitiesandthehighestrankingofW4,accordingtoHECranking2013.Ourprimefocus istorefinequalityofeducation inthefieldsofMedical,HealthSciences,Engineering,ManagementandSocialSciences.Ouraimistoproduceskilledworkforcethatcansuccessfullybecomepartofthemodernstreamoforganizations.Highlyskilledfacultymembersandwellequippedlabsandlibrariesareintegratedtotransformthelearnersintowelleducatedandresponsiblecitizenswithpromisingfuture.AllactivitieshereatTheUniversityofFaisalabadarecarefullydesignedtopolishthestudents.Thistaskisaccomplishedthroughseminars,industrialtours,careercounselingandvisitsfromprominentindustrialistswhoguidethestudentsonthebasisoftheirexperiences.TheBoardofGovernors,ManagementandFacultymembersstrivecollectivelyasateamtoachievethedesignatedgoalofprovidingqualityeducationtothestudents.IamconfidentthatTheUniversityofFaisalabadwillnotonlyretainitscurrentpositionbutwillalsofindnewmeanstogetworld-widerecognition,andwillcontinuetocontributetowardsempowermentofouryouthforsocialandeconomicdevelopmentandaprosperousPakistan.

MessageChairmanBoardofGovernors



Prof Dr Mohammad Iqbal Tahir

The University of Faisalabad (TUF) prides itself on the quality of its infrastructure andprograms.TheUniversityhasbeenawardedthehighestcategoryW4and rankedNo.1amongthecategoryofGeneralUniversities(Small)bytheHigherEducationCommission(HEC)ofPakistan.This, in fact, isahugeachievement forus,andwouldnothavebeenpossiblewithoutahardworkinganddedicatedfacultyandadministration. Ifindmyselffortunate to be a part of a team,whichworks collectively towards providing the rightenvironment,suitabletodevelopstudentsasmodern,progressive,productiveandtolerantcitizenswhocarrywiththemthespiritofenquiry,criticalthinkingandpublicduty.Besides the MBBS and BDS programs offered for females by the University MedicalandDentalCollege (UMDC),which isaconstituentcollegeofTUF, theUniversityoffersprograms of Doctor of Pharmacy, Doctor of Physical Therapy, Doctor of Optometry,DoctorofNutritionandDietetics,BSNursing,BSandMAinIslamicSciences,BBA,MBA,MBAExecutive,MScAccountingandFinance,BSinComputerScience,BSinFoodScienceand Technology and Bachelor in Electrical, Chemical and Textile Engineering. At thepostgraduate level, theUniversityoffersprogramsofMS inManagementandElectricalEngineering, andMPhil programs inOptometry, Pharmacology andPhysical Therapy.AsalientfeatureofalltheprogramsisthattheFacultyincludesMSandPhDforeignqualifiedteachers.ThisyearweintendtostartMAdegreeprograminEnglish.Weencourageourstudentstoundertakemultidisciplinaryresearch,guidedbycompetentandexperiencedfaculty.Weprovidethemwithnumerousopportunitiesofcompetinginco-curricularactivitiesatnationalandprovincial levels. Inabroaderframework,ouraimis to contribute towards the needs of the industry. The courses being taught here aredesignedkeepinginviewdemandsoftoday’sworld.The choice of a program and the educational institution is a crucial decision for thestudentsandtheirparents. Iwould like theprospectivestudents toconsiderTUFwhilecontemplatingthiscrucialdecisionandifthereisaquestionthattheyortheirparentswishtoraise,theyaremostwelcometocontacttheUniversity.IpersonallyinvitethemtovisittheUniversityandseeourinfrastructureandfacilities.

MessageProRector


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The University of Faisalabad

The University of Faisalabad was established in the year2002undertheauspicesofMadinahFoundation,anot-for-profit philanthropic organization, in the light of the vision“Industry,Service,Education”of itsfounderChairman,HajiMuhammadSaleem(Late).The founder created this facility for providing qualityeducation in professional areas to meet the educationalneedsofthepeopleinandaroundFaisalabad.TheUniversityhastwoCampusesi.e.SaleemCampusforfemalestudents,andAminCampusformalestudents.Saleem Campus is located on Sargodha Road, FaisalabadnearmotorwayexittollplazawhileAminCampusislocatedonWestCanalRoad,FaisalabadinthevicinityofFaisalabadChamber of Commerce & Industry and National TextileUniversity.In March 2012, Higher Education Commission ranked Universities for the first time on the basis of Implementation of Quality Assurance Criteria, Teaching Quality and Research the University got Second Position in its category. The University of Faisalabad secured FIRST Position in HEC ranking in its category of “General Universities (Small)” in 2013. HEC categorized TUF in the highest category W4 in March 2013.



Tobealeadingeducationalinstitutioncharacterizedby• Anintellectualenvironmentconduciveforinnovativeteachingandlearning• AcultureofresearchtoaddressthechallengesfacedbyPakistan• TopqualityprofessionalFacultymeetinglocalandglobaleducationalrequirements• Emphasis on Islamic / ethical values for inculcating love, patriotism and service to

humanity

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TopursueexcellenceinEducation&ResearchwithafuturisticapproachandinculcateamongtheyouthqualitiesofLeadershipandInnovationguidedbytheteachingsofIslam.

Mission



All theundergraduateandgraduateprogramsbeingoffered are based on internationally recognizedsemestersystemofteachingandassessment.Theyare:

Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences• DoctorofPharmacy (Pharm-D)• MPhilPharmacology (MPM)• MPhilPharmaceutics (MPC)

Faculty of Health Sciences• DoctorofPhysicalTherapy (DPT)• MPhilPhysicalTherapy (MPP)• MPhilBiochemistry (MPB)• DoctorofOptometry (OD)• MPhilOptometry (MPO)• DoctorofNutrition&Dietetics (DND)• BachelorofScienceinNursing (BSN)

Faculty of Engineering & Technology• BachelorofElectricalEngineering (BEE) Specialization in Electronics, Power, Computer System Engineering• MSElectricalEngineering (MSEE)• BachelorofChemicalEngineering (BChE)• BachelorofEngineeringinTextile (BET)

Faculty of Management Studies• BachelorofBusinessAdministration (BBA)• MasterofBusinessAdministration (MBA)(7semesters) Specialization in Finance, Marketing, HRM• MasterofBusinessAdministration (MBA) (3semesters) Specialization in Finance, Marketing, HRM

• MasterofBusinessAdministration (MBA) (after 16 years of professional education) Specialization in Finance, Marketing, HRM• MasterofBusinessAdministration (MBAExecutive)• MSManagement (MSB)• MasterofScienceinAccountingandFinance (MScA&F)• BachelorofScienceinComputerScience (BSCS)• BachelorofScienceinInformationTechnology (BSIT)

Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences• BachelorofScienceinIslamicSciences (BSIS)• MAIslamicSciences (MAI)• MPhilIslamicStudies (MPI)

Distance Education • MAEconomics (MAEC-D)• MAIslamicSciences (MAI-D)• MasterofArtsinEnglish(Literature)(MAE-D)

University Medical & Dental College Faisalabad(Affiliated with University of Health Sciences, Lahore)

• BachelorofMedicineandBachelorofSurgery(MBBS)

• BachelorofDentalSurgery (BDS)

Separate prospectuses and admission forms areavailableforthecandidateswhoareinterestedtotakeadmission in Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor ofSurgery(MBBS)andBachelorofDentalSurgery(BDS)programs.

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Entry RequirementsTheUniversityofFaisalabadencouragesallcandidatesto apply for admissions in various degree programsofferedbytheUniversity.

AdmissiontotheUniversityis,however,subjecttothefollowingconditions:• Meetingeligibilitycriteria• Payment of all dues including admission, tuition

andotherfees• Submission of a medical fitness certificate from

MadinahTeachingHospital(MTH)

TheUniversity admits academically sound individualsonthebasisofmeritdeterminedbythepre-universityacademicrecord.Toqualifyforadmissions,applicantsmustmeet thegeneralentrance requirementof theUniversity.Theeligibilityconditionsforeachcourseofstudyarestatedintherelevantdegreeprogram.

Applying to TUFCandidates will be asked to submit the followingdocuments to Admission Office along with theadmissionapplicationform:

a. Threeattestedphotocopiesofthedocuments:• Certificates/DetailedmarksheetsofSecondary

SchoolExaminationorequivalentcertificate• Certificate/DetailedmarksheetofIntermediate

Examinationorequivalentcertificate• Bachelororequivalentdegreeforadmissionin

Master/MPhilprogramb. UET entry test result for current year in case of

admissioninengineeringprogram.c. TwoattestedphotocopiesofCNICorFormBd. Sixpassportsizephotographsattestedattheback

andbearingthenameoftheapplicante. ApplicantssubmittingA/Olevelcertificateswillalso

submit original equivalence certificates obtainedfrom Inter Board Committee of Chairmen (IBCC)

atthetimeofadmission.Iftheirresultisawaitedat that time, theywill be required to submit theequivalence certificate within four weeks of thecommencement of the semester, failing whichtheiradmissionwillbecancelled.

f. Attested photocopy of DAE certificate issued bytheBoardofTechnicalEducation(ifapplicable)

g. Theoverseascandidateshallhavetosubmitacopyof passport of his/her father and copy of workpermitalongwiththeapplicationform.

h. Verification fee as prescribed for candidates ofBachelorandMasterDegreeprogramsatthetimeofadmission.

i. An undertaking on a stamp paper of Rs 20/- toabidebyrules,regulationsandguidelinesframedbytheUniversityfromtimetotime.

j. Submission of a complete application form andsupportingdocuments.

Application FormsProspectus and application forms are available fromAdmissionOfficeduringofficehours(8:00amto4:00pm) at the price of Rs 1000/- or can be available bypostagainstapayorder/demanddraftofRs1050/-infavourofTheUniversityofFaisalabad.

Applicants may apply for more than one programs/disciplinesapplicableintheircaseonsingleApplicationForm.

Processing Fee Rs1000/-willbechargedasprocessingfee(nonrefundable)atthetimeofsubmissionofapplicationform.

Guidelines for Admission• The applicants are advised to go through the

contents of the prospectus and familiarizethemselveswiththerulesgoverningentrancetestand interview for admission in The University ofFaisalabad. They should also check the eligibility

Admission Procedure



criteriaforaparticularprogram.• The University reserves the right to refuse

admission to any individual without assigningany reason. A candidate shall not be entitled toclaimadmissionasamatterofrightevenifs/heisotherwiseeligible.

• Applicantsshouldbeawarethatthepresentationof incorrect/false/forged/fraudulent informationor document is a criminal offence and theUniversityreservestherighttoinitiatelegalactionandcancelhis/heradmissionatanystage.

• It is the sole responsibilty of the applicant toprovidecompletecorrectand timely informationtotheadmissionoffice.

• Applications without complete and correctdocumentswillnotbeconsideredforadmission.

• TheUniversitytakesnoresponsibilityforanypostaldelayinthedeliveryofinterview/intimationletteroranyothercommunicationrelatingtoadmission.

Confirmation of Admission Selected candidates are required to confirm theiracceptance by paying the admission and tuitionfees within the specified dates. Admission processwillbecompletedafter thepaymentofallduesandsubmission of enrollment forms. If a candidate failstosubmittheenrollmentform,his/heradmissionwillstand cancelled and the seat will be offered to thenextcandidateonmeritlist.Initially,alladmissionsintheUniversityareprovisionalsubjecttoverificationoftheircertificates/degrees.

Cancellation of Admission/Re-AdmissionIfastudentmakeshim/herselfabsentfromtheclassfortenconsecutivedayswithoutapprovalfromHeadof School, his/her name shall be struck off from therollsoftheSchool.Suchstudentmaybere-admittedwith the approval of the concerned Head of theSchool.Thestudentshallhavetopay theprescribedre-admissionfeeunderintimationtotheRegistrar.Ifastudentfailstoattendanylectureduringthefirst

fourweeksafterthecommencementofthesemesteras per announced schedule, his/her admission shallstandcancelledautomaticallywithoutanynotification.

Tuition Fee and Other ChargesThedetailsabouttuitionfee,admissionfeeandothercharges are available on a separate sheet providedwiththeapplicationpackage.

Thetuitionfeeandotherdueswillincreaseannuallytocovertheinflationarytrendinthecountry.Amoderateincreaseof3%intuitionfeewillbechargedannually,althoughtheinflationrateisupto10%.

Studentsareadvisedtoplantheirfinancialobligationsrealistically before joining a particular course ofstudy. Applicants doubtful of fee status shouldseek clarification from the Admission Office beforeapplying. Students defaulting on payments withindue datesmay be suspended and/or debarred fromattendingclassesandexaminationsuntiltheclearanceofduesinaccordancewiththeUniversity’spoliciesandprocedures.

Fee for the degree programwill be received at thetimeofadmissionintheformofpostdatedcheques.Additionalchequesshallbesubmittedbythestudentswhenever there is a raise in the fee. Security isrefundableonlythroughcrossedchequeinthenameoffather/guardian.

Payment of dues Payment of dueswill bemade semesterwise and itshouldbeensured that there is sufficientamount inthe bank account on the date as mentioned in thechequeforfeeofparticularsemester.

Refund of duesIfastudentintendstocancelhis/heradmissionintheUniversity, the following refund policy as issued byHECwillbeapplicable:


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• Full Tuition fee will be refunded till 7th day ofcommencementofclasses.

• 50%ofthetuitionfeeshallberefundedfrom8thto15thdayofcommencementofclasses.

• No refund after 15th day of commencement ofclasses.

Hostelsecurityisrefundablesubjecttotheclearanceof hostel warden regarding room, furniture/fixtureandotherpropertyofhostel.Merit ScholarshipsTUFoffersmeritscholarshipswhichmaybeupto10%of the class size to thosemeritorious students whoshow extra ordinary performance. The amount of

scholarshipsdependsontheirperformanceandrangefromRs10,000/-toRs20,000/-persemester.

Financial AssistanceA number of deserving students receive financialassistance out of funds provided by MadinahFoundation-the sponsors of theUniversity. Althoughneed based, the performance in studies also servesascriterionforthisgrant.DeservingstudentsshouldapplyforfinancialassistanceontheprescribedformatthetimeofadmissionintheUniversity.

Facilities



Saleem Campus (For Girls)SaleemCampusoftheUniversitylocatedonSargodhaRoadhasbeencarefullyplannedtoprovideexcellentfacilities to students and to create an environmentconducive to innovative teaching and learning. Theartistically designed building of Saleem Campusprovides serene and calm environment away fromthe rush of the city ideally suited for education andresearch.SaleemCampusoftheUniversitycomprisesoffiveblocksnamelyKhadija,Ayesha,Fatima,ZainabandUsman.

Amin Campus (For Boys)TheUniversityofFaisalabadAminCampus is locatedon West Canal Road. The Campus has lush greensurroundingsandiseasilyaccessiblefromallsidesofthe city. This campus is a self contained unit havingexcellent relevant facilities including auditorium,conferenceroom,libraryandlaboratories.

Islamic GalleryAnartisticIslamicGallerywhichisasourceofspiritualelevation is established in Saleem Campus of theUniversity. The Gallery has a rich collection of rarerelics e.g. Naqsh of Naalain-e-Mubarak of ProphetHazratMuhammadSAW(madeofpuregold), letterssent by the Holy Prophet SAW to different kings,calligraphicpaintings,largesizedhandwrittenQuranwithpuresilverjacket,apieceofcarpetfromRIAZULJANNAH,rareIslamicbooksandsayingsofHazratAliKarramAllahWajhuandotherrelicsrelatedtoIslamichistorywhichmakesitworthvisiting.

The University of Faisalabad has also developed anIslamicGalleryinAminCampusonsimilarlinesasthatofSaleemCampus.Currentlysomehistoricalpicturesdepicting Islamic culture have been displayed in thegallery.Furtherdevelopmentisinprocess.

Conference RoomsDecentlyfurnishedstateoftheartconferenceroomshavingseatingcapacityofmorethan40personseach

with inbuilt sound system are available in Saleem aswell as Amin Campus for Board/Faculty meetingsand for organizing training programs, seminars andworkshopswithasmallernumberofparticipants.

AuditoriaThree well furnished centrally air conditionedAuditoriaoccupycentralplaceinboththeCampuses;SaleemandAminAuditoriaareinSaleemCampusandMukhtarAuditoriumisinAminCampus.These,havinga seating capacity ofmore than 200 each in SaleemCampus and 300 in Amin Campus, are a venue forconferences,seminars,declamationcontests,lecturesand other functions. These auditoria are fitted withlatest multimedia, overhead projectors and soundsystem.

Admission OfficeThis office plays a key role in passing out first handinformationtoprospectivecandidatesforadmissionsregarding programs being offered in respectivecampuses, eligibility requirements, duration ofcourses, residential facilitiesand fee structure in theUniversity.Ithelpstheselectedstudentsinfollowingenrollmentformalities.AdmissionOfficeworksinclosecoordinationwiththeRegistrarandAccountsOffices.Fully trained and experienced staff assists parentsand studentsduringadmissions in variousprograms.Theadmissionprocessisfullycomputerizedandwellcoordinatedwithotherdepartments.

BankBranches of Habib Metropolitan Bank are availablein both the campuses for facilitating the studentsand employees of the University inmaking financialtransactions.

TransportThe University has out source transport to facilitatestudents in their pick and drop from and to theUniversity.


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Madinah Teaching Hospital (MTH)Madinah Teaching Hospital (MTH), situated onSargodhaRoad,providesfreeofcostservicestoallthestudentsandstaffoftheUniversity.Medical Service: This service includes 24 hours andweekendcareforemergenciestothestudents.Dental Service:Dentalserviceisalsoavailablefreeofcharge.Students with Disabilities: For physically disabledstudentstheUniversityprovideselectronic lift inthecampusandhospital.

Placement CellThe University has established a placement cell forgraduating students. The staff of the placementcell alsomaintainsacompleterecordofstudents indifferentdisciplinesintheformofgraduates’directorywhichissenttoprospectiveemployers.

The positions/vacancies available in differentorganizations are notified for the information ofstudents. In certain cases employers are invited toconduct interviews at the University to pick up thegraduateswhosuittheirrequirements.Thecellservesas a resource and information center and organizesadvisory sessions to promote skills needed forappearingininterviews.

Advice and CounselingUniversity has an efficient Students’ Affairs sectioncomprising Admissions Office, Placement Cell,Information Technology Service Center, HumanResourceandAccountsOffice.Theactivitiesoftheseofficesarewellcoordinatedtofacilitatethestudents.Theaimistoenablestudentstocopemoreeffectivelywithanypersonalandacademicdifficulties thatmaybeaffectingthemduringtheirstayatTUF.

Inaddition,everystudenthasfreeaccesstotheHeadofrespectiveschoolwhonotonlyprovidesconsultationinsolvingroutineproblemsbutalsohelpsthemdecidetheirfuturecareers.

University LibrariesTheUniversityofFaisalabadhaspaidspecialattentionfor development of library resources for meetingreference and educational needs of the students,faculty and researchers. TheUniversity has providedservices of qualified librarians to manage its day today affairs and to provide efficient guidance to itsusers.LibrariesofTUFhavealargecollectionofbooks,research Journals, periodicals, reports, proceedingsof seminars/workshops and conferences etc. Theselibraries fulfill the needs of students, faculty andresearchersofrelevantdisciplines.

Inadditionthelibrarieshavevastcollectionofvirtualresources;accesstoHECdigitallibrarydatabaseswithe-booksandresearchjournalsworldwide.VPNaccessto different library databases is a special featurefor researchers of the University. Library regularlysubscribes to IEEE journals to benefit its students,facultyandresearchers.Newtitlesoflatestbooksforall disciplines are regularly added to its collection tomeet the requirements of its users and fulfilling itsdevelopmentpolicy.

TheUniversity’sdigitallibrarycatalogueisconnectedvia LAN internet. CD ROM facility in the librariesfacilitateinidentifyingandlocatingrelevantmaterialfor optimum use of available resources in teaching,learningandresearchwork.

TheuserscanbrowseentirecollectionofthelibrariesthroughOnlinePublicAccessCatalogue(OPAC).

IT FacilitiesInformation & Communication Technology (ICT) isresponsible for ensuring the adequacy of academicand administrative computing facilities at TUF. Ourmission is to provide leadership and innovation ininformation technology planning, to implementefficient technology infrastructures and supporteffectivecampusmanagementsystemandtodeliverresponsiveITsupportservices.



Network Operation Center (NOC)-ICT offers a vastarrayoftechnologyservicesincludingstate-of-the-artcomputinglabswithhigh-techcomputers,high-speeddedicatedinternet,asecurewirednetworkandhigh-availabilitye-mail,workplacecomputingresourcesandapplications,wirelessfacilitiesofprintersandscannersarealsoavailable.

Currently, there are around 1000 connectedworkstations across TUF, in academic andadministrative units. Wireless hotspots are availablein popular campus locations such as the library andcentralcourtyard.

Management Information System (MIS)-ICTdepartment is responsible to develop, deploy andmaintaintheCampusManagementSystemandalsotoensuredatabaseandapplicationavailabilityatalltimeforsmoothoperations.On-sitetrainingisprovidedtotheemployeesandstudentsineachcampus.InadditionMISalsoplaysitsrolefordevelopment,updationandmaintenance of TUF and other department relatedwebsites.

Network Operation Center:The University’s Network Operation Center offers avast array of technology services including state of-

the-art computing labs with high-tech computers,high-speeddedicatedinternet,asecurewirednetworkand high-availability e-mail, workplace computingresources and applications. A PERN-II connectionhaving32MBdedicated linkviafibreoptichasbeeninstalledincollaborationwithHEC.

Life at TUFStudents ActivitiesThe University lays emphasis on developing andgrooming personalities of its students. The lectures,seminars,workshops,symposia,debates,declamationcontests, awarenesswalks, literary programs, postercompetitions,photographyandquizcompetitionsareheldregularlybysubjectsocieties.In order to promote the students’ involvement inactivitiesbeingheldintheuniversityandprovidethemtheplatformwheretheycandemonstratetheirtalent,followingsocietiesarebeingrunbythestudents:• TUFReligiousSociety (TUF-RS)• TUFLiterarySociety (TUF-LS)• TUFCulturalSociety (TUF-CS)• TUFCommunityServicesSociety (TUF-CSS)• TUFDramaticSociety (TUF-DS)• TUFMusicalSociety (TUF-MS)• TUFArtSociety (TUF-AS)• TUFPublicationSociety (TUF-PS)• TUFSportsSociety (TUF-SS)• TUFBloodDonorsSociety (TUF-BDS)• TUFModelUnitedNationSociety(TUF-MUNS)• TUFPhotographySociety (TUF-PGS)TheseSocieties are fully functional andplaying theirroles effectively in providing community services.Faculty members supervise these committees andprovide guidance to facilitate implementation ofdecisions that require interactionwith theuniversityadministration.Thecommitteesconducttheseaffairsaccording to approved policies and procedures.Students are encouraged to interact with faculty


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pertaining to academic affairs and co-curricularactivities.

SportsA healthy academic environment needs physicalbuildup of the students as well. For this, sportsactivitiesarecarriedoutonnationalandregionallevelsundertheguidanceoftheDirectorateofSportsinallcampuses.Accordingly, facilities forbasketball, football, hockey, cricket, table tennis andbadminton areavailableforboysandgirls.TheUniversityhashiredtheservicesoftwoqualifiedsportsadvisors:MrManzoorulHassanSenior,ex-captainofPakistanHockeyTeamandChAbdulRashid,ex-OlympianandDirectorSportsUniversityofAgricultureFaisalabad.

HostelAmna Hall, Zainab Hall, Khadija Hall and Hamza HallarefemalehostelsinSaleemCampushavingfurnished

rooms to accommodate more than 1000 students.These halls provide a number of facilities includingTV lounges, common rooms, study rooms, internet,prayerroomsandkitchensoneachfloor.Allstudentsliving in thehostelareexpectedtoconformtorulesand regulations framed from time to time. A newhostel to accommodate about 100male students isavailableinAminCampus.

CafeteriaWell furnished cafeterias in the campuses cater forfoodandlightrefreshmentsforstudentsthroughouttheyear.VariousfunctionsorganizedintheUniversityalsoavailthisfacility.



Degree Programs• Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm-D)• MPhill Pharmacology (MPM)• MPhil Pharmaceutics (MPC)

Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences


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Faculty of Pharmaceutical SciencesDean’s Message

Prof Dr Faqir Hussain Khan

Inmy capacity as theDean of Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Iwelcome you to TheUniversityofFaisalabad.WebelievethateducationatTUFshouldbeavitalandmeaningfulpartofyourcareer.Wewanttoinstillinourgraduatesthequalitiesofnotonlyagoodpatrioticcitizen,butalsoofagoodcommunicator,collaborator,manager,scholarandresearcher.ThisFacultyoffersbothundergraduateandgraduatedegreeprograms.

TheDoctorofPharmacy,anundergraduatedegreeprogramiswellestablishedprogramofthisfaculty.Thesalientfeaturesofthefacultyarewelltrainedqualifiedteachingstaffandstateoftheartwellestablishedlaboratoriesforthepracticaltrainingofthestudents.SevenbatchesofDoctorofPharmacystudentshavesofargraduated.Thegraduatestrainedherearewellgroomedandtechnicallysound.Theyareeligibleforemploymentaspharmacistsinpublicandprivatehospitals,healthcarecenters,pharmaceuticallaboratories,aswellasinnationalandinternationalpharmaceuticalindustries.ThisfacultyiscontributingalotfortheimprovementofthehealthcareservicesinPakistan.OurgraduatesareservinginNationalandInternationalorganizationssuccessfully.TheUniversityisproudofitsgraduateswhoareservingthenationindifferentcapacities.

The faculty is alsoofferingpostgraduatedegreeprograms suchasMPhilPharmacology,MPhilPharmaceuticsandgoingtostartPhDinPharmacologyinnearfuture.Thesedegreesarebeinginitiatedtoprovidefacilitiestoouryouthforspecializations.Suchtrainedpersonalswillcontributeinresearchasatoolforgenerationofknowledgebeneficialtothesociety.

Iwishyougoodluckwithyournewplans.Mayyourdecisionwineveryonearoundyouandtakeyoutothegreenerpastures!



Faculty of Pharmaceutical SciencesSchool of Pharmacy

Dr Faqir Hussain KhanProfessor/DeanPhD(Pharmacology)

Dr Muhammad IqbalAssociateProfessor/HOSPhD(Pharmaceutics)

Dr Liaqat AliProfessorMBBS,MPhil(Anatomy)

Dr Tariq MahmoodAssistantProfessorPhD(Pharmaceutics)

Dr Munir Ahmad SheikhProfessorPhD(Biochemistry)

Mr Saif Ullah Mughal LecturerMScStatistics

Dr Rashida ParveenAssistantProfessorPhD(Pharmaceutics)

Mr Hassan Arshad KhanLecturerMPhil(Pharmacology)

Mr Musaddique Hussain LecturerMPhil(Pharmacology)

Ms Rehmana Rasheed LecturerMPhil(Pharmaceutics)PhDScholar

Ms Humaira Khaliq LecturerMPhil(Pharmacology)

Ms Sadia RafiqueLecturerMPhil(Pharmaceutics)

Ms Mamoona ZafarLecturerMPhil(Pharmacology)

Mr Muhammad RashidLecturerMPhil(Pharmacology)PhDScholar

Ms Samina Bano LecturerMPhil(PharmaceuticalChemistry)

Mr Shahid Masood RazaLecturerMPhil(Pharmaceutics)PhDScholar

Ms Rehana Afzal LecturerMPhil(Pharmacology)

Ms Rozina Kousar LecturerMPhil(Pharmaceutics)

Mrs Amna HabibLecturerMPhil(Pharmacology)PhDScholar

Mr Muhammad Razi Ullah KhanLecturerMPhil(Pharmaceutics)

Ms Sana ShahzadLecturerMPhil(Pharmaceutics)

Mr Umer FarooqLecturerMPhil(PharmaceuticalChemistry)PhDScholar

Ms Ghazala Ambreen LecturerMPhil(Pharmaceutics)

Dr Fozia Jan LecturerMBBS

Ms Zunaira Afzal LecturerMPhil(Pharmaceutics)

Dr Sumaira Shehzad AssitantProfessorMBBS,MPH

Dr Naveed Shujah LecturerMBBS


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School of PharmacyProgram: DoctorofPharmacyShort Title: Pharm-DDuration: 10Semesters(5Years)Credit Hours: 200Eligibility: FScPre-Medicalwithminimum60%marksoritsequivalent

Location: SaleemCampus(females),AminCampus(males)

Objectives:Alacrity and competence, the two wheels on whichthecarriageofmoderncivilizationruns,requiresrapidrecoveryandNovelDrugDeliverySystemtosavethehostfromadversedrugreactionsaswellaseconomicrepercussions.Pharm-D isahospitalbasedextensivetraining program regarding patient care at MadinahTeaching Hospital, which will enable us to presentthe professionally knowledgeable pharmacists fornational and international health care settings.Traininginextemporaneousandnon-extemporaneouspharmacy,willmeettherequirementsofclassicalandmodernschoolsofthoughtforpatientscare.Exposureto forensic pharmacy and strapping knowledge ofmanagement skillswill surely contribute to handlingof controlled products and sales promotion of thepharmaceuticals.

Role and Scope of Pharmacist:Pharmacist’sroleinthehealthcaresystemisincreasingwith the development of new drugs, emergence ofnewresistantmicrobes,andthechangesinhealthcaredelivery systems. With increasing healthcare costs,pharmacist’sroleinprovidingcosteffectivemedicinesisbecomingvital.Pharmacistsconstitutethirdlargestprofessional healthcare group in theworld but theystill have a longway to play a significant role in thehealthcaremilieuofPakistan.Career Opportunities:Pharmacyisanemergentfieldinhealthcaresystem.Itisamultidisciplinaryprofessionandmanyopportunitiesareavailableforthelegallyqualifiedandprofessionallycompetentpersonnel.Itismandatoryrequirementtorunthesystemunderthesupervisionofqualifiedandregisteredpharmacists.



The graduates of pharmacy generally serve in following fields:i. Hospital Pharmacy Services: Pharmacists are

offeredservicesfordispensingandcompoundingofthemedicines,drugprocurement,distributionand therapeuticmonitoring. They advise rationaluse of drugs and patient managed care withproper training in the relevant fields. They arealso working in Army Hospitals in Pakistan andpharmacycoresoutsidethecountry.

ii. Industrial Pharmacy: In themanufacturing units,the Pharmacists have to work in procurementof raw material, quality control, production andqualityassertiondepartmentsforthedevelopmentof safe and efficacious pharmaceutical productswithcosteffectiveapproach.

iii. University Teaching: This is now- a-days a highlyspecializedjobandneedsexpertise.Theteachingmethodology consists of theory, conductingpractical and researchworkduring thecourseofstudies

iv. Pharmaceutical Marketing: With a strongknowledge of administration and managementskills,thepharmacistshaverisentothehighprofileexecutives at the country level. They are alsoworking and holding top positions even outsidethecountry.Thisisahighlypayingfieldwhichaddstothesalespromotionofpharmaceuticalproductsfor the generation of foreign exchange. Threecourses on Marketing, Management and QualityManagementinPharmaceuticsinthisprogramofstudieswouldhelptodevelopagoodbackgroundtoachievethisend.

v. Regulatory Services: The pharmacists arealso working in Provincial as well as in FederalRegulatory Departments to maintain stringentcontrolof thequality,pricing, importandexportofdrugsandrawmaterialswhichareusedinthe

pharmaceuticalindustriesvi. Community Services:Pharmacistsarealsorender-

ing their services in community pharmacies forhandlingExtemporaneousandNonExtempora-neouspharmaceuticalproducts.Theyarerelievingthe burden on physicians and surgeons. The pa-tients counseling andguidance is also looked af-terbythem.TheyarealsocontributinginEPIandemergencyservicesi.e.poisoncontrol,etc.

vii. Research and Development: Itisaveryvitalfieldand needs high expertise for the developmentof drug delivery systems. It is meant for rapidrecovery technique, safety of the host and withlessereconomicburdenonpatients.Ourphysicalfacilitiesandfacultyarefulfillingtherequirementstotrainsuchprofessionals.

viii. Drug Information Centers:Therationaluseofthedrugs is need of the time and the pharmacist inthisregardcanplayveryvitalrolebyestablishingthese centers. People sitting in any area of thisGlobal village may share and have an opinionfrom the experts. This is surely a new venue forE-commerceaswellasservicetohumanity.

ix. Drug Testing Laboratories:Thesearetheservicesrendered by the Pharmacists in Provincial andFederalDrugTestingLabsbyanalyzing theDrugSamples taken from medical stores, pharmaciesandPharmaindustries.

x. Drug Courts: High profile professionals areessential to constitute the Provincial or FederalDrugCourtsastechnicalmembersforevaluationsof cases and recommendations of penaltiesaccordingtoDrugact.

xi. Clinical Services: In various Healthcare settings,the Clinical Pharmacists evaluate the efficaciousdrugsandmakesuretheirrationaleuse.Inthiswaytheyminimize/eliminatethemedicationerrorstosavethegeneralpublicfromhealthhazards.


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Doctor of PharmacyScheme of StudiesSemester I

Semester II

Semester III

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursPH-301 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I (Organic-I) (Th) 3(3-0)

PH-303 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I (Organic-I) (Lab) 1(0-1)

PB-305 Pharmaceutical Biochemistry-I (Th) 3(3-0)

PB-307 Pharmaceutical Biochemistry-I (Lab) 1(0-1)

PC-309 Pharmaceutics-I (Physical Pharmacy-I (Th) 3(3-0)

PC-311 Pharmaceutics-I (Physical Pharmacy-I) (Lab) 1(0-1)

PHY-317 Physiology –I (Th) 3(3-0)

PHY-319 Physiology –I (Lab) 1(0-1)

ENG 301 English-I (Functional) 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 19

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursPH-302 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-II (Organic-II) (Th) 3(3-0)

PH-304 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-II (Organic-II) (Lab) 1(0-1)

PB-306 Pharmaceutical Biochemistry-II (Th) 3(3-0)

PB-308 Pharmaceutical Biochemistry-II (Lab) 1(0-1)

PC-310 Pharmaceutics-II (Physical Pharmacy-II) (Th) 3(3-0)

PC-312 Pharmaceutics-II (Physical Pharmacy-II) (Lab) 1(0-1)

PSY-318 Physiology –II (Th) 3(3-0)

PSY-320 Physiology –II (Lab) 1(0-1)

HS 418 Islamic Studies 2(2-0)

ENG 302 English-II (Communication & Writing skills) 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 21

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursPL-405 Pharmacology and Therapeutics-I (Th) 3(3-0)

PL-407 Pharmacology and Therapeutics-I (Lab) 1(0-1)

PG-409 Pharmacognosy-I (Basic) (Th) 3(3-0)

PG-411 Pharmacognosy-I (Basic) (Lab) 1(0-1)

PC-417 Pharmaceutics-III (Dosage Form Design-I) (Th) 3(3-0)

PC-419 Pharmaceutics-III (Dosage Form Design-I) (Lab) 1(0-1)

MR-421 Pharmaceutics-IV Microbiology & Immunology-I (Th) 3(3-0)

MR-423 Pharmaceutics-IV Microbiology & Immunology-I (Lab) 1(0-1)

AH-321 Anatomy & Histology (Th) 3(3-0)

AH-323 Anatomy & Histology (Lab) 1(0-1)

ENG-303 English-III 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 23



Semester IV

Semester V

Semester VI

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursPL-406 Pharmacology and Therapeutics-II (Th) 3(3-0)

PL-408 Pharmacology and Therapeutics-II (Lab) 1(0-1)

PG-410 Pharmacognosy-II (Basic) (Th) 3(3-0)

PG-412 Pharmacognosy-II (Basic) (Lab) 1(0-1)

PC-418 Pharmaceutics-V (Dosage Form Design-II) (Th) 3(3-0)

PC-420 Pharmaceutics-IV (Dosage Form Design-II) (Lab) 1(0-1)

MR-422 Pharmaceutics-VI Microbiology & Immunology-I (Th) 3(3-0)

MR-424 Pharmaceutics-IV Microbiology & Immunology-I (Lab) 1(0-1)

BS-318 Pharmacy Practice –I (Biostatistics) 3(3-0)

PM-319 Pharmaceutical Mathematics 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 22

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursPA-501 Pathology (Th) 3(3-0)

PA-503 Pathology (Lab) 1(0-1)

PL-505 Pharmacology & Therapeutics-III (Th) 3(3-0)

PL-507 Pharmacology & Therapeutics-III (Lab) 1(0-1)

PG-509 Pharmacognosy-III (Th) 3(3-0)

PG-511 Pharmacognosy-III (Lab) 1(0-1)

PI-521 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-III (Pharmaceutical Analysis-I)(Th) 3(3-0)

PI-523 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-III (Pharmaceutical Analysis-I) (Lab) 1(0-1)

PC-525 Pharmacy Practice – II (Dispensing Pharmacy)(Th) 3(3-0)

PC-527 Pharmacy Practice – II (Dispensing Pharmacy) (Lab) 1(0-1)

HS-417 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0)

Credit Hours : 22

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursPL-506 Pharmacology and Therapeutics – IV (Th) 3(3-0)

PL-508 Pharmacology and Therapeutics – IV (Lab) 1(0-1)

PG-510 Pharmacognosy-IV (Th) 3(3-0)

PG-512 Pharmacognosy-IV (Lab) 1(0-1)

PI-520 Pharmaceutical Chemistry – IV (Pharmaceutical Analysis-II) (Th) 3(3-0)

PI-522 Pharmaceutical Chemistry – IV (Pharmaceutical Analysis-II) (Lab) 1(0-1)

PC-524 Pharmacy Practice –V (Community, Social & Administrative Pharmacy) (Th) 3(3-0)

CA-526 Pharmacy Practice-IV (Computer and its Applications in Pharmacy) (Th) 3(3-0)

CA-528 Pharmacy Practice-IV (Computer and its Applications in Pharmacy) (Lab) 1(0-1)

Credit Hours : 19


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Semester VII

Semester VIII

Semester IX

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursPH-619 Pharmacy Practice-VI (Hospital Pharmacy-I) (Th) 3(3-0)

PC-621 Pharmacy Practice-VII (Clinical Pharmacy-I) (Th) 3(3-0)

PC-623 Pharmacy Practice-VII (Clinical Pharmacy-I) (Lab) 1(0-1)

PI-625 Pharmaceutics-VII (Industrial Pharmacy-I) (Th) 3(3-0)

PI-627 Pharmaceutics-VII (Industrial Pharmacy-I) (Lab) 1(0-1)

PB-629 Pharmaceutics-VIII (Bio- Pharmaceutics-VIII (Th) 3(3-0)

PB-631 Pharmaceutics-VIII (Bio- Pharmaceutics-VIII (Lab) 1(0-1)

PQ-633 Pharmaceutics-IX (Pharmaceutical Quality Management-I) (Th) 3(3-0)

PQ-635 Pharmaceutics-IX (Pharmaceutical Quality Management-I) (Lab) 1(0-1)

Credit Hours : 19

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursPH-620 Pharmacy Practice – VIII (Hospital Pharmacy-II) (Th) 3(3-0)

PC-622 Pharmacy Practice – IX (Clinical Pharmacy-II) (Th) 3(3-0)

PC-624 Pharmacy Practice – IX (Clinical Pharmacy-II) (Lab) 1(0-1)

PI-626 Pharmaceutics-X (Industrial Pharmacy-II) (Th) 3(3-0)

PI-628 Pharmaceutics-X (Industrial Pharmacy-II) (Lab) 1(0-1)

PB-630 Pharmaceutics-XI (Bio-pharmaceutics-II) (Th) 3(3-0)

PB-632 Pharmaceutics-XI (Bio-pharmaceutics-II) (Lab) 1(0-1)

PQ-634 Pharmaceutics-XII (Pharmaceutical Quality Management-II) (Th) 3(3-0)

PQ-636 Pharmaceutics-XII (Pharmaceutical Quality Management-II) (Lab) 1(0-1)

Credit Hours : 19

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursPC-701 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-V (Medicinal-I) (Th) 3(3-0)

PC-703 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-V (Medicinal-I) (Lab) 1(0-1)

PP-717 Pharmacy Practice-X (Clinical Pharmacy-III) (Th) 3(3-0)

PP-719 Pharmacy Practice-X(Clinical Pharmacy-III) (Lab) 1(0-1)

PT-721 Pharmaceutics-XIII (Pharmaceutical Technology-I) (Th) 3(3-0)

PT-723 Pharmaceutics-XIII (Pharmaceutical Technology-I) (Lab) 1(0-1)

PF-725 Pharmacy Practice-XI (Forensic Pharmacy-I) (Th) 3(3-0)

PM-727 Pharmacy Practice-XII (Pharmaceutical Management & Marketing –I (Th) 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 18



Semester X

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursPC-718 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-VI (Medicinal-II) (Th) 3(3-0)

PC-720 Pharmaceutical Chemistry-VI (Medicinal-II) (Lab) 1(0-1)

PP-722 Pharmacy Practice-XIII (Clinical Pharmacy-IV) (Th) 3(3-0)

PP-724 Pharmacy Practice-XIII (Clinical Pharmacy-IV) (Lab) 1(0-1)

PT-726 Pharmaceutics – XIV (Pharmaceutical Technology-II) (Th) 3(3-0)

PT-728 Pharmaceutics – XIV (Pharmaceutical Technology-II) (Lab) 1(0-1)

PF-730 Pharmacy Practice-XIV (Forensic Pharmacy-II) (Th) 3(3-0)

PM-732 Pharmacy Practice-V (Pharmaceutical Management & Marketing-II) 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 18Total Credit Hours: 200


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School of Pharmacy Program: MasterofPhilosophyinPharmaceuticsand MasterofPhilosophyinPharmacologyShort Title: MPhilPharmaceuticsandMPhilPharmacologyDuration: Eachprogramwillbeof4Semesters(2years)durationCredit Hours: 30(24credithoursofcourseworkand6credithoursofresearchthesis)Eligibility:

i. CandidateseekingadmissionshouldbePharmacyGraduate,MBBSorDVM.Fiftypercentseats(50%)willbeforPharmacyGraduateswhereasrestoftheseatswillbeequallydividedbetweenMBBSandDVM.Seatsleftinanycategorywillbefilledbyopenmeritbytheavailablecandidates.

ii. MinimumCGPAforadmissioninMPhilmustbe2.5orfirstdivisioni.e60%marksinannualsystem

Location: SaleemCampus(females)

Course Description: The University has a large setup of labs concerningPharmaceutics, Pharmacology and relateddisciplines.Withhighlyqualifiedfacultyandavailableinfrastructure the University has started M PhilprogramsinPharmaceuticsandPharmacology.Programs Structure:The students will have to complete successfullyminimumof30credithoursforthedegree.Thefirsttwosemesterswillbeofcourseworkwhichwillbeof24CreditHoursandnexttwosemesterswillbeforresearchworkandthesis(6CreditHours).Objectives:Our programs have been planned to developcompetence throughextensivecoursework followed

byresearchandto• Prepare young pharmacists to work in research

projects for the promotion of pharmaceuticalindustry.

• Impart high tech services in health care settingsespecially in drug development and druginformation.

• Train the personnel for regulatory services atnationalaswellasinternationallevels.

• Carry out toxicdogical studies and Therapeuticmonitoring.

• Explorepotentialuseofherbalmedicine.• Develop linkages of pharmacists with medical

professionals for improving the dispensing ofmedicineinhospitals.



MPhil Pharmaceutics

MPhil Pharmacology

Scheme of Studies

Scheme of Studies

Semester I

Semester I

Semester II

Semester II

Semester III & IV

Semester III & IV

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours801-PC-I Advanced Pharmaceutics-Formulation Development 4(3-1)

805 PC-II Advance Pharmaceutical Microbiology and Biotechnology 4(3-1)

805 PC-III Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics 4(3-1)

Credit Hours : 12

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours901-PCOL-I Advanced Pharmacology - General and Autonmic Pharmacology 4(3-1)

903-PCOL-II Advanced Pharmacology – GIT, Cardiovascular and Respiratory Pharmacology 4(3-1)

905-PCOL-III Advanced Pharmacology –Toxicology, Hypoglycemic and anti-Thyroid Drugs 4(3-1)

Credit Hours : 12

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours902-PCOL-IV Advanced Pharmacology – Neurohumoral and Neuropsycho Pharmacology 4(3-1)

904-PCOL-V Advanced Pharmacology-Chemotherapy and Anesthesiology 4(3-1)906-PCOL-VI Biostatistics 2(2-0)

908-PCOL-VII Research Methodology 2(2-0)

Credit Hours : 12

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours802-PC-IV Advanced Pharmaceutics-Advanced Drug Delivery Systems 4(3-1)

804-PC-V Advanced Clinical Pharmacy 4(3-1)

806-PC-VI Biostatistics 2(2-0)

808-PC-VII Research Methodology 2(2-0)

Credit Hours : 12

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours811-PC-VIII Research work and Thesis 6 (0-6)

Credit Hours : 6Total Credit Hours 30

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours911-PCOL-VIII Research Work and Thesis 6 (0-6)



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Faculty of Health SciencesDegree Programs• Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT)• MPhil/MS Physical Therapy (MPP)• Doctor of Optometry (OD)• MPhil Optometry (MPO)• Doctor of Nutrition & Dietetics (DND)• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)



Faculty of Health Sciences

Prof Dr Abdul HaqDearstudents,theprospectusyouareholdinginyourhandswillallowyoutopeepintotheacademicactivitiesofthisUniversity,andFacultyofHealthSciencesisoneofitstenets.Ouraimistopreparestudentsforthetransformationcurrentlyunderwayinthehealthcaresysteminlearningvenuesthatarenon-traditionalandfutureoriented.Ifindmyselfluckytohaveateamofhighlyqualifiedteachersandhealthcareprofessionals,skillednot only in practice but in teaching aswell. Theundergraduate andpostgraduateprograms atTUFaredesignedtomeetnationalcurriculumguidelinesandaccreditationstandardsaswellasinternational standardsofeducation indifferentdisciplines.Theseprogramsaredesignedwiththe objectives to enhance knowledge and skills of the students aswell as to facilitate processof a broader professional and personal development. I feel proud of my association with thisUniversity,itsachievements,thequalityofeducationitrendersandthemanyimportantservicesandeducationalprogramsitprovidestothepeople.IfeelprideinannouncingthatMPhilprogramsarebeinginitiatedinfivedifferentcadresofHealthSciencesthisyear,namelyPathology,Physiology,Biochemistry,PhysicalTherapyandOptometry.It is surely a great achievement on part of the faculty and a significant step forward towardscontributioninmedicalresearchinPakistan.TheSchoolofPhysicalTherapywasstartedinOctober2009withanintakeof100students.Thefirst batch has graduated this year. Physical therapy is an essential segment ofmodern healthcaredeliverysystem.TheDPTgraduatesareeligibleforemploymentasPhysiotherapistsinpublicand private hospitals, health clinics, sports concerned organizations and rehabilitation centers.The degree programofDoctor ofOptometry (OD)was initiated in 2011.Optometrists rendertheir services toovercomeproblemsconcerningeyes. Thegraduatesaremade skillful toapplyinnovativemoderntechniquesinordertohelppatientstoimprovetheirhealthproblemsrelatedtoeyes.ThefirstbatchofDoctorofNutritionandDieteticsprogramisbeingrunsuccessfullysincelastyear.Itisplannedtopreparestudentsasprofessionaldietitiansandnutritionistswhowillbeabletoworkinavarietyofsettingsrelatedtocommunityhealthandresearchregardingthedietaryrequirements.Andlastly,themostvitalandalltoooftenunsungheroofourhealthcareteamistheSchoolofNursingwhichhasbeenofferingBSnursingprogramseversinceitsinception.ItisfunctioninginthehubofMadinahTeachingHospitalinaccordancewithHEC’spolicyandaimstopreparecompetentnurseclinicians.Ifeelconfidentinsayingthatalltheprogramsinthefacultyarewellplanned.Ionceagainwelcomeyoutojoinhandswithusinovercomingthemostunprecedentedmedicalchallengesandknowthejoy,excitementandsatisfactionofgivingcare!

Dean’s Message


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Faculty of Health SciencesSchool of Rehabilitation Sciences

Dr Shahid Ahmed Heera; PTAssistantProfessor/HeadofSchoolBSc,BSPT,MSPT(MSK),PPDPT

Dr Saif ud DinProfessorMBBSMPhil(Anatomy)

Dr A G RehanProfessorFRCS,FCPS(GeneralSurgery)

Dr Muhammad Kashif; PTAssistantProfessorMSPT(UK),BSPT

Dr Abdul Haq ProfessorPhD(Microbiology)

Dr Abdul RasheedProfessorFRCS(GeneralSurgery)

Dr Bushra Haroon; PTAssistantProfessorDPT(USA),BSPT

Dr Muhammad Iqbal Tahir ProfessorMPhil(Biochemistry)

Dr Khalid Mehmood YahyaProfessorFCPS(Medicine)

Dr Obaid Baig; PTAssistantProfessorMScPT,BSPT

Dr Anwar KamalMBBSProfessorMPhil(Physiology)

Dr Muhammad Kaleem Shoukat AssociateProfessorFCPS(OrthopaedicSurgery)

Dr Sumaiya Ansari; PTAssistantProfessorMScPT,BSPT

Mr Muhammad AshfaqProfessorMScStatisticsDiplomainStatisticalMethods

Dr Nayab AliaAssociateProfessorFCPS(Radiology)

Dr Zahra Jabeen; PT LecturerBSPT,PPDPT

Dr Zahid MasoodAssociateProfessorMBBS,MPHR

Dr Asim Rasool AssistantProfessorFCPS(OrthopaedicSurgery)

Dr Maria Jamil; PTLecturerDPT

Dr Esa Khan; PTLecturerPP-DPT,BScPT

Dr Nayyar Waseem Akhtar AssistantProfessorMPhil(Neurology)

L to R: Prof Dr Akhtar Hussain Bokhari, Principal Dental Section UMDC; Prof Dr Masood Hameed Khan, President PMDC; Maj Gen (R) Prof Dr Muhammad Aslam, VC UHS; Mian Muhammad Hanif (SI), Chairman BOG TUF; Chief Guest, Mrs Saira Afzal Tarar, Minister of State for National Health

Services, Regulations & Coordination; Engr Syed Imtiaz Hussain Gillani, Chairperson HEC: and Prof Dr Mohammad Hafizullah, VC Khyber Medical University Peshawar; during the closing ceremony of 1st International Conference of PhD Fellows/Scholars of Health Sciences held at TUF



Dr Syed Jawwad Hussain Professor/HeadPhD(Nutrition),UAF

Dr Sadia FalakAssistantProfessorPhD(Biochemistry)

Dr Khizar Ashraf AssistantProfessorMIPH(SydneyUniversity)

Ms Nargis RasheedLecturerMSc(Hons)FoodScience&Technology

Dr Saba Tariq AssistantProfessorMBBS,MPhil(Pharmacology)

Mr Muhammd Nadeem Akhtar LecturerMSc(Hons)FoodScience&Technology

School of Nutrition and Dietetics

School of Optometry

Dr Aamir Ali Chaudhry ProfessorFCPS(Ophthalmology)

Dr Zahid Saddique AssociateProfessorFCPS(Ophthalmology)

Dr Aurangzeb KhanAssistantProfessorFCPS(Ophthalmology)

Dr Mehmood Hussain AssistantProfessorFRCS(Ophthalmology)

Dr Basim Mubarik AssistantProfessorFCPS(Ophthalmology)

Dr Ali Saqib AssistantProfessorFCPS(Ophthalmology)

Ms Kalsoom RaniLecturerBS(Hons)Optometry

Dr Saima Malik AssistantProfessorMPhil(Anatomy)

Dr Sundas Tariq AssistantProfessorMPhil(Physiology)

Ms Robina KausarOptometristBSc(Optometry&Orthotics)MPhilOptometry(inprogress)

Dr Sadia FalakAssistantProfessorPhD(Biochemistry)

Dr Irum AkramLecturerMBBS

Mr Muhammad Farooq LecturerBSc(Optometry)

Dr Rizwan Rasul Khan AssistantProfessorFCPS(Medicine)

Ms Rahat ul Ain LecturerBS(Hons)Optometry&Sciences

Ms Farwah BatoolLecturerBSc(Optometry)MPhilOptometry(inprogress)

Ms Hira Sundus LecturerBS(Hons)Optometry

Ms Tahira KalsoomLecturerBSc(Hons)Optometry

Dr Nazia Sarfraz; PT LecturerBSPT,tDPT

Dr Muhammad Faheem Afzal; PTLecturerPP-DPT,BScPT

Dr Osama Jafar AssistantProfessorFCPS(OrthopaedicSurgery)

Dr Iqra Ishaq; PTLecturerBSPT,PPDPT

Dr Muhammad Tauqeer Zaki; PTLecturerPP-DPT,BScPT

Dr Tanvir Ahmad AssistantProfessorFCPS(GeneralSurgery)

Dr Rubab Kompal; PTLecturerDPT

Dr Muhammad Rafi Ullah; PTLecturerBScPT,t-DPT

Dr Amber Suleman LecturerMBBS

Dr Mahum Rauf; PT LecturerDPT

Dr Aliza Maryum; PTLecturerBSc-PT,t-DPT

Dr Zeeshan AssistantProfessorMPhil(Pathology)


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Brig (Retd) Mrs Kaneez Fatima JaferiDeputyDirectorNursingPostGraduationRN,RM,PostRN,BSN,DWA,DTA

Mrs Catherine ManomaBSN,MSNPrincipalSchoolofNursing

Dr Rizwan RasoolAssistantProfessorFCPS(Medicine)

Ms Shafaqat AnayatAssistantProfessorRN,RM,PostRN,BSN,MScN

Mrs Ruksana Yasmin LecturerRN,RM,PostRN,BSN,PG(GeneralNursing)SpecializationinCommunityHealthNursingLHV

Dr Tanveer AhmadAssistantProfessorFCPS(Surgery)

Ms Sobia Azhar MalikLecturerRN,RM,PostRN,BSN

Ms Komal SitaraNursingInstructorRN,RM,PostRN,BSN

Dr Manzoor ShahzadAssistantProfessor(Physiology)MBBS

Mrs Naseem QaiserNursingInstructorRN,RM,PostRN,BSN(PediatricNursing)

Mrs Shahida Umar NursingInstructorRN,RM,PostRN,BSN

Mr Zohaib Shah LecturerMCS

Ms Farzana SumairaNursingInstructorRN,RM,PostRNBSN

Ms Ammara KhalidLecturerMPhil(Microbiology)

Ms Neelma SyedClinicalPsychologistMSc(AppliedPsychology)

Ms Kiran MunawwarLecturerMPhil(Biochemistry)

Ms Rukhsana KousarNursingInstructorRN,RMPostGraduationSpecializationinPediatricNursing

Dr Muhammad Abrar AssistantProfessorMBBS,FCPS

Ms Nabeela Firdus LecturerMAEnglish

Mr Rehamatullah BSN,MSNSeniorInstructor(VisitingFaculty)

Dr Amber Suleman LecturerMBBS

School of Nursing

Ms Asma RasheedLecturerMSc(Hons)FoodScience&Technology

Syeda Sana MahmoodLecturerMSc(Hons)Food&Nutrition

Mr Yousaf Quddoos LecturerMPhilFoodScience&Technology

Ms Amna Iqbal LecturerMSc(Statistics)

Ms Sadaf Yaseen LecturerMSFood&Nutrition

Dr Saba Zulfiqar LecturerMPhil(Biochemistry)PhDScholar

Ms Zaib un Nisa LecturerMSc(Hons)FoodTechnology

Ms Iqra Bashir LecturerMSc(Hons)Food&Nutrition

Dr Sumaera Riaz AssistantProfessorMBBS,MPH



School of Rehabilitation Sciences Program: DoctorofPhysicalTherapyShort Title: DPTDuration: 10Semesters(5Years),oneyearclinicalInternshipismandatoryforeverygraduate.Credit Hours: 175Eligibility: FScPre-Medicalwithminimum50%marksoritsequivalentLocation: SaleemCampus(females),AminCampus(males)

Program Description:Physicaltherapyisanessentialsegmentofamodernhealthcaresystem.Itisa“scienceofhealingandartofcaring”. Itpertainstotheevaluation,assessmentandtreatment of musculoskeletal, Neurological, Cardio-VascularandRespiratorysystems’functionaldisorders,includingsymptomsofpain,edemaandphysiological,structural and psychosomatic ailments. It also dealswith methods of treatment based on movement,manual therapy, physical agents, and therapeuticsmodalitiestorelievethepainandothercomplications.Hence, Physical therapy covers basic parameters ofhealingsciences i.e.preventive,primitive,diagnostic,rehabilitative,andcurative.Program Objectives:GraduatesoftheDoctorofPhysicalTherapyProgramwill• Demonstrate in-depth knowledge of the basic

andclinical sciences relevant tophysical therapy,

both in their fundamental context and in theirapplicationtothedisciplineofphysicaltherapy

• Understand, correlate and apply theoreticalfoundations of knowledge to the practice ofphysical therapy; evaluate and clarify new orevolvingtheoriesrelevanttophysicaltherapy

• Demonstrate the behaviors of the scholarlyclinicianbydevelopingandutilizingtheprocessofcritical thinking and inquiry, particularly focusedon the improvement of the practice of physicaltherapyandthedeliveryofhealthcare

• Engage in reflective practice through soundclinical decision making, critical self-assessmentandcommitmenttolifelonglearning

• Demonstratemastery of entry level professionalclinicalskills.Provisionoftheseservicesisbasedonthebestavailableevidenceand includesphysicaltherapy examination, evaluation, diagnosis,prognosis, intervention, prevention activities,


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wellness initiatives and appropriate health careutilization

• Influencethedevelopmentofhumanhealthcareregulations and policies that are consistent withtheneedsofthepatientandofthesociety

• Demonstrate leadership, management, andcommunication skills to effectively participate inphysicaltherapypracticeandthehealthcareteam

• Incorporate and demonstrate positive attitudesandbehaviorstoallpersons

• Demonstrate theprofessional and social skills toadapt to changing health care environments toeffectivelyprovidephysicaltherapycare

Career Opportunities:ThepurposeoftheDoctorofPhysicalTherapyProgram(DPT)istopreparePhysicalTherapistswhowill• Beprimaryprovidersofphysicaltherapycare

• Serveasresponsiblemembersintheprofessionalcommunity and are willing and able to assumeleadershiprolesinthecommunitiestheyserve.

• Identify researchable problems, advocate andparticipate in research, and incorporate researchfindingsintoclinicalpractice

• Understand and place in context the social,economic and cultural issues of practice andeffectivelyadvocateforchangesinpolicy

• Correlatetheorywithpracticeandthinkcreativelyabout, react to, adapt or shape new practiceenvironments

• Participate in and provide education forcommunities,patients,peers,studentsandothers.



Doctor of Physical TherapyScheme of StudiesSemester I

Semester II

Semester III

Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursANA-111 Anatomy -I 4(3-1)

PHY-112 Physiology-I 3(2-1)

KIN-113 Kinesiology-I 3(2-1)

ENG-114 Functional English-I 3(3-0)

PS-115 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0)

STAT-116 Biostatistics-I 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursANA-121 Anatomy -II 4(3-1)

PHY-122 Physiology-II 3(2-1)

KIN-123 Kinesiology-II 3(2-1)

ENG-124 Functional English-II 3(3-0)

IS-125 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0)

STAT-126 Biostatistics-II 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursANA-211 Anatomy -III 3(2-1)

PHY-212 Physiology-III 3(2-1)

ERGO-213 Biomechanics & Ergonomics-I 3(3-0)

BIO-214 Biochemistry & Genetics I 2(2-0)

IT-215 Introduction to Computer 3(2-1)

ENG-216 Technical Writing and Presentation Skills 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursANA-221 Anatomy –IV (Neuro Anatomy) 3(2-1)

ERG-222 Biomechanics & Ergonomics-II 3(2-1)

PSY-223 Behavioral Sciences (Psychiatry & Psychology) 3(3-0)

GEN-224 Biochemistry& Genetics II 2(2-0)

PHY-225 Exercise Physiology 3(3-0)

MPHY-226 Medical Physics 3(2-1)

Credit Hours : 17


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Semester V

Semester VI

Semester VII

Semester VIII

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursPATH-331 Pathology & Microbiology -I 2(2-0)

PHARM-312 Pharmacology -I 3(3-0)

PA-313 Physical Agents & Electrotherapy -I 3(2-1)

TE-314 Therapeutic Exercises & Techniques 3(2-1)

SOC-315 Sociology 2(2-0)

HW-316 Health & Wellness 2(2-0)

PRAC-317 Supervised Clinical Practice I 3(0-3)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursPTH-321 Pathology & Microbiology -II 3(2-1)

PHARM-322 Pharmacology -II 2(2-0)

PA-323 Physical Agents & Electrotherapy -II 3(2-1)

MT-324 Manual Therapy 3(2-1)

CM-325 Teaching Methodology & Community Medicine 3(3-0)

PRAC-326 Supervised Clinical Practice -II 3(0-3)

Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMED-411 Medicine -I 3(3-0)

SUR-412 Surgery -I 3(3-0)

RAD-413 Radiology & Diagnostic Imaging 3(2-1)

MPT-414 Musculoskeletal Physical Therapy 3(2-1)

CBR-415 Human Growth, Development & Community Based Rehabilitation 2(2-0)

PRAC-416 Supervised Clinical Practice-III 3(0-3)

Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMED-421 Medicine- II 3(3-0)

SUR-422 Surgery- II 3(3-0)

NEUR-423 Neurological Physical Therapy 3(2-1)

EBP-424 Evidence Based Practice 3(2-1)

PO-425 Prosthetics & Orthotics 2(2-0)

PRAC-426 Supervised Clinical Practice -IV 3(0-3)

Credit Hours : 17



Semester IX

Semester X

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCARD-511 Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy 3(2-1)

EPPC-522 Emergency Procedures and Primary Care in Physical Therapy 2(2-0)

CDM-513 Clinical Decision Making & Differential Diagnosis 3(3-0)

SIRM-514 Scientific Inquiry & Research Methodology 3(2-1)

PD-515 Professional Practice (Laws , Ethics, Administration) 2(2-0)

IPT-516 Integumentry Physical Therapy 2(2-0)

PRAC-517 Supervised Clinical Practice-V 3(0-3)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursGOPT-521 Gynecology & Obstetrics Physical Therapy 2(2-0)

PPT-522 Pediatric Physical Therapy 2(2-0)

GAG-523 Gerontology and Geriatric Physical Therapy 2(2-0)

SPT-524 Sports Physical Therapy 2(2-0)

PRAP-525 Supervised Clinical Practice VI 4(0-4)

PROJ-526 Research Project 6


Note: One credit hour of clinical practice is equal to three hours of clinical work per week throughout the semester.

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School of Rehabilitation Sciences Program: MPhil/MSPhysicalTherapyDuration: 4Semesters(2Years)Credit Hours: 30Eligibility: DoctorofPhysicalTherapywithatleast16yearsofeducationfromanyPakistaniorforeign instituterecognizedbyHigherEducationcommissionofPakistanLocation: SaleemCampus(females)

The University of Faisalabad (TUF) is committed toexcellence in promoting biomedical education at alllevelsandhasrobustprogramsatbothundergraduateand postgraduate levels. TUF has the distinction ofbeing institute in the country to offer an MPhil/MSprogram in Physical therapy. TUF has philosophy ofnot only enhancing the depth of knowledge of itsstudentsbutalsothebreadth.MPhil/MS Physical Therapy with Specialization inMusculoskeletal, Neurologoical Physical therapy andCardiopulmonaryPhysicaltherapyprogramscompriseof four semesters having 24 credit hours of courseworkand6credithoursofresearch/clinicalresidencyproject.Objective:To Achieve Advancement of Musculoskeletal,Neurologoical and Cardiopulmonary with ResearchskillsandexpertiseinPhysicalTherapyProfessionals.

Groupphoto–ParticipantsofPakistan’severfirstconference“Physiocon2014”onResearchoutputinPhysicalTherapy



MPhil Physical Therapy

MS Physical Therapy (MSK / NPT / CPT)

Scheme of StudiesSemester I

Semester I

Semester II

Semester II

Semester III

Semester III

Semester IV

Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursBMPTS - 611 Basic Medical & Physical Therapy Sciences 3

ACR - 612 Advance Clinical Reasonings 3

DDPT - 613 Differential Diagnosis in Physical Therapy 3

Credit Hours : 9

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursBMPTS - 611 Basic Medical & Physical Therapy Sciences 3

ACR - 612 Advance Clinical Reasonings 3

DDPT - 613 Differential Diagnosis in Physical Therapy 3

Credit Hours : 9

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursICR - 621 Intervention Strategies in Rehab 3

CBR - 622 Community Based Rehabilitations 3

MIRM - 623 Medical Informatics & Research Methodology 3

Credit Hours : 9

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursICR - 621 Intervention Strategies in Rehab 3

CBR - 622 Community Based Rehabilitations 3

MIRM - 623 Medical Informatics & Research Methodology 3

Credit Hours : 9

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMSPT - 711 Management Skills in Physical Therapy 3

APT - 712 Academics for Physical Therapy 3

Credit Hours : 6

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCAM - 711 Concepts & Assessments (MSK / Neuro / Cardiac) 3

IM - 712 Interventions (MSK / Neuro / Cardiac) 3

Credit Hours : 6

Course Code Course Title Credit Hours RT - 721 Research Thesis 6 (0-6)


Course Code Course Title Credit Hours CRP - 721 Clinical Residency Project 6 (0-6)



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School of OptometryProgram: DoctorofOptometryShort Title: ODDuration: 10Semesters(5Years)Credit Hours: 175Eligibility: FScPre-MedicalwithminimumSecondDivisionorequivalentLocation: SaleemCampus(females)

Program DescriptionOptometry is a professional discipline based on theoptical and vision sciences. Optometry graduatesare considered to be qualified professionals whoare able to practice in the public as well as privateinstitutions.PresentlyquiteafewinstitutionsruntheBS program of optometry in Pakistan although thedemand foroptometrists ison the increasenotonlywithinthecountrybutalsoinotherpartsoftheworld.TheUniversity of Faisalabad andMedical andDentalCollegeassociatedwithithavestateoftheartfacilitiesintheformof infrastructure,wellequippedlabsandhighlyqualifiedfaculty.Inadditiontoabove,MadinahTeaching Hospital and its Eye Centre have all thefacilitiesrequiredforanytypeofdiagnosis,treatmentin general and in eye care. TheUniversity‘s programofDoctorofOptometry is planned to cover courses

relevanttooptometryaswellasVisionSciences.The first two semesters offer foundation courses.The students will develop clinical skills through indepth understanding of Anatomy, Physiology andPathology of the visual system in the conduciveclassroom teaching aswell asworking in the clinicalskills center during the first 2 years of education.Duringthenextsemesters thestudentswilldeveloptheknowledgeandachievetheclinicalskillsrequiredformodern optometric practice. Theywill alsoworkunder thesupervisionof teamofexpertsworking inEyeclinic,acomponentofMadinahTeachingHospitalof theUniversityof Faisalabad.OurEyeClinic is oneoftheoldestandwellknowneyecentersthroughouttheprovinceofPunjabfortreatingpatientswitheyediseases. Cornea plantation facility is also available.Quitealargenumberofpatientshavebenefitedfrom



thiscentre.Specialseminarsontopicssuchaspracticemanagementand administration, primary care diagnosis andtreatment, new development in optometry will bearrangedduringfinalyearsofstudy.Objectives:Thestudentswillcarryoutfulleyeexaminationsandwill gain specialist skills such as pediatric, binocularvision, Contact lens and dispensing. In addition theywillexaminepatientswitharangeofeyediseasesandgainexperienceindispensingspectacles.

Career Opportunities:BeinganewlyintroducedprograminOptometricandVisionaryScience,ithastremendousjobopportunitiesin public andprivate sector hospitals in the country.Thegraduateswillhaveopportunityforemploymentin Pharmaceutical Industry. Running an independentOptometricclinicwillproveanoveloptionandfruitfulexperience.


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Doctor of Optometry

Scheme of Studies

Semester I

Semester II

Semester III

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursAN-111 Human Anatomy & Histology 4(3-1)

PY-112 General Physiology 4(3-1)

BIO-113 Biochemistry/Genomics 4(3-1)

OPT-115 Primary Eye Care 1(1-0)

ENG-116 Functional English 3(3-0)


Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursPAT-121 General Pathology 3(3-0)

OPH-122 General and Ocular Pharmacology 4(4-0)

AN-123 Ocular Anatomy 3(3-0)

PY-124 Ocular Physiology 3(3-0)

OP-125 Screening Observations 3(3-0)

SOC-126 Islamic Studies 2(2-0)

ENG-127 English 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 21

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCM-211 Community Medicine 2(2-0)

MED-212 Clinical medicine 3(3-0)

OP-213 Optics – I 3(3-0)

VS-214 Vision Sciences 3(2-1)

OP-215 Ocular Disease Basics – I 3(3-0)

ENG-216 Communication skills 3(3-0)

IT-226 Introduction to Computers 3(2-1)

Credit Hours : 20



Semester IV

Semester V

Semester VI

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursOP-221 Optometric Procedures-I 3(2-1)

OP-222 Ophthalmic Nursing 1(1-0)

OP-223 Ocular Disease Basic - II 3(3-0)

OP-224 Optics-II 3(3-0)

OP-225 Refraction 3(1-2)

OP-226 Mathematics for Optometry 2(2-0)

BS-227 Behavioral Sciences 2(2-0)

Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursSR-311 Fundamentals of Surgery 3(3-0)

VS-312 Ophthalmic Dispensing I 3(2-1)

OP-313 Strabismus 2(2-0)

OP-314 Optometric Procedures II (instrumentation) 3(2-1)

OP-315 Advance Ocular Diseases I 3(3-0)

OP-316 Advance Refraction and visual functions 3(2-1)

ME-317 Medical Ethics 1(1-0)

OP-318 Clinical Practice 1(0-1)

Credit Hours : 19

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursVS-321 Ophthalmic Dispensing II 3(3-0)

VS-322 Contact lens I 2(2-0)

VS-323 Low Vision I 2(2-0)

OP-324 BSV and Orthoptic Techniques (Amblyopia) 3(3-0)

OP-325 Pediatric Optometry 3(2-1)


ST-327 Applied Statistics for Optometrists 2(2-0)

Credit Hours : 18


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Semester VIII

Semester IX

Semester X

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursOP-421 Clinical Reasoning and Diagnostic Procedures 2(2-0)

OP-422 Clinical Problem Solving 2(2-0)

OP-423 Phrama management of Ocular Diseases (Ocular Pharmacology) 2(2-0)


OP-425 Basic & Advance Ocular diseases 2(2-0)

Credit Hours : 12

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursOP-511 Clinical Rotations I(Refraction, screening and Pediatric care) 6(0-6)

OP-512 Clinical Rotations II (Contact Lens, dispensing, low vision) 6(0-6)

OP-513 Clinical Rotations III (Diagnostic & Paeds & Ophthalmology clinic) 6(0-6)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursOP-521 Clinical Rotation IV (Vireo-retina Clinic & Glaucoma Clinic) 6(0-6)

OP-522 Research methodology and applied statistics and Research Project 6(2-4)


Semester VII

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursVS-411 Low Vision rehabilitation and Geriatrics 3(3-0)

OP-412 Neuro-Ophthalmology 3(3-0)

VS-413 Contact Lens II 3(3-0)

OP-414 Clinical Refraction and instrumentation 2(2-0)

OP-415 Public Health Optometry 2(2-0)


OP-417 Advance Ocular Diseases II 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 20



Course Description: The MPhil is a two years research degree wherestudents get the opportunity to complete a specificresearchprojectinadditiontothecoursework.FirstthreesemestersfocusontheteachingofcoursesrelatedtoadvanceOptometry,Orthopticsandoculardiagnostic and Neuro-opthalmology. The studentshavetoundertakeanindependentresearchtopicandwriteathesisinnext2semesters.Objectives:To provide opportunities to acquire advancedknowledgeanddevelopexpertiseinvisionscienceandenable them to conduct research in the ophthalmicandpharmaceutical industries.OurgraduateswillbecapabletoperformfunctionsonseniorpositionsintheHospitalEyeServicemeantforregisteredoptometristsandinoptometricsetups.Theywillworkasclinicaloptometristsineyehospitalsas:• Contactlenspractitioner• Paediatricoptometrist• Orthoptist• Lowvisionpractitioner• Settingupone’sownopticaloutletandpractice

• Serve as Consultant Optometrist and dispensingadviserincorporateopticaloutlets

• WorkwithMultinationalcompaniesasatechnicalexpertandprofessionalservices.

• AcademicsandResearchorganizations.Private Practice: ThisisthebestoptionforanOptometristtobeafull-fledgedclinicianwhocandelivervarietyofoptometricserviceslikecompleteeyeexaminations,prescribing&providingspectacles,Contactlenses,Lowvisionaidesandothers.Hospital Optometrists: Here, the roles can be multifold. In outpatientdepartment,Optometristsplay an important rolebyperforminginitialeyeexaminationprocedures.Faculty Optometrist: Thosewho have passion in teaching have enormousopportunities ahead as more and more Optometryteachinginstitutionsarecomingup.Research Optometrist: ThosewhoareinterestedtocontinuewithacademicsandhaveresearchinterestcanlookforwardtogetPhDdegreeinOptometryandthereisahugeopportunityandscopeinfutureinthisarea.

School of OptometryProgram: MasterofPhilosophyinOptometryShort Title: MPhilOptometryDuration: 4Semesters(2Years)Credit Hours: 30Eligibility: 5yearofDoctorofOptometryor4yearsBSinOptometrysecuringCGPA=2.5/4orfirst divisioninannualsystem.MustqualifyUniversityEntryTestsecuringatleast50%marks.Location: SaleemCampus(females)

GroupphotooffacultyofOptometryalongwiththestaffofOphthalmologyDepartment,MadinahTeachingHospitalwiththestudents


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MPhil OptometrySchemeofStudies

Semester I

Semester II

Semester III

Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursGEN-601 Research methodology, & scientific interpretation 2(2-0)

STAT-602 Biostatistics 2(2-0)

OPT-603 Advance Ocular pathology & genetics 2(2-0)

OPT-604 Advance Ocular therapeutics 2(2-0)

Credit Hours : 08

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursOPT-611 Neurophysiology of vision & Neuro-ophthalmology 2(2-0)

OPT-612 Advance Contact lens & Ocular prosthetics 2(1-1)

OPT-613 Advance Orthoptics, surgery plan 2(1-1)

OPT-614 Epidemiology and community eye health 2(2-0)

Credit Hours : 08

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursOPT-621 Advance Low vision& Rehabilitation 2(1-1)

OPT-622 Advance Refraction& Dispensing & Optics 2(1-1)

OPT-623 Diagnostic Investigations, Lasers & Refractive Surgery 2(1-1)

OPT-624 Advance Pediatric Optometry 2(1-1)

Credit Hours : 08

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursOPT-631 Thesis 06

Credit Hours : 06

Total Credit Hours: 30

Postgraduate students will work on their research projects during last semester under the supervisory committees of experts working in Eye clinic, a component of Madinah Teaching Hospital of The University of Faisalabad and competent teaching staff.Conferences and seminars will be arranged during the study program for the understanding of new developments in vast field of Optometry.



Program Description:Nutritionisthestudyoftheroleoffoodnutrientsinthebody.Dietetics isconcernedwiththepreventionand treatment of a variety of food-related diseases.TheroleofNutritionistsandDieticiansistointerpretscientificknowledgeaboutfood inrelationtohealthanddiseasesoastohelppeoplechangetheireatinghabitstoimprovetheirhealth.TheDoctorofNutritionandDieteticsstudiesprogramisplannedtopreparegraduatestoworkasprofessionalnutritionistsanddietitiansinarangeofsettings.TheDegreeProgramaimstopreparegraduateswiththeprofessionalandpersonalqualitiesrequiredforfuturedietetics practices. The course integrates academicteachingandlearningwithclinical,populationhealth,researchandmanagementexperience.Objectives:Thegraduateswillhaveknowledgeinhumannutritionscience, fooduse insociety, foodscience,nutritionalassessment, clinical dietetics, community and publichealthandnutritionresearch.Thegraduateswillalsoacquiretheprofessionalskillsandabilityto• Interpret and translate the science of Nutrition

intopracticalinformation• Conduct timely and appropriate clinical and

nutritionalassessment• Manage nutrition care in clinical and community

settings• Influence and contribute to a safe secure and

nutritiousfoodsupply• Manageself-developmentintheareaofNutrition• CommunicateasateammemberLearning Outcomes:Atthecompletionofthecourse,studentswill:• Havetheknowledge,skillsandattitudesneededto

undertakequalitynutritionanddieteticspracticeinarangeofsettings

• Develop independent learning and reflectivepracticeskillsforself-evaluationandmanagementthat is strategic and focuses on quality nutritionanddieteticspractice

• Carry the skills to practice in a changing workenvironment in which accountability at theindividuals and organizational level is becomingincreasinglyimportant

• Obtain an understanding of the principles ofprimary health care and the impact of social,political, economic, environmental and culturalfactorsonfoodchoiceandthehealthofindividuals,familiesandcommunities

• Understand the importance of interdisciplinaryapproaches to the management of nutritionalproblemsandthepromotionofnutritionalhealthandwell-being

• Understand the importance of commitmentto nutrition and dietetics discipline includingindividuals and collective professionaldevelopment

• Acquire the ability of critical questioning andthinkingforprovidingsolutionstotheproblems.

School of Nutrition & DieteticsProgram: DoctorofNutrition&DieteticsShort Title: DNDDuration: 10Semesters(5Years)Credit hours: 166Eligibility: FScPre-MedicalwithminimumSecond DivisionorequivalentLocation: SaleemCampus(females)


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Semester II

Semester III

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursDND-101 Introduction to the Science of Food and Nutrition 3(3-0)

DND-102 Principles of Human Nutrition and Dietetics 3(3-0)

ENG-103 English-I 3(3-0)

BIO-104 Fundamentals of Biochemistry 3(2-1)

MICR-105 Introduction to Microbiology & Immunology 3(2-1)


Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursENG-111 English-II 3(3-0)

ANAT-112 General Anatomy & Histology 3(2-1)

FS-113 Food Microbiology 3(2-1)

MA -114 Elementary Mathematics 2(2-0)

IS-115 Islamic Studies / Ethics 2(2-0)

PHY-116 Physiology-I 3(2-1)

Credit Hours : 16

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursDND-201 Nutrition Policy and Public Health 2(2-0)

FS-202 Food Laws and Regulations 2(2-0)

FS-203 Food Quality Management & Maintenance 2(2-0)

PHY-204 Physiology-II 3(2-1)

ENG-205 English-III 3(3-0)

IT-206 Introduction to Computer Science and Information Technology 3(2-1)

DND-207 Vitamins & Minerals in Human Nutrition 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 18

Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursDND-211 Life Cycle Nutrition-I 3(3-0)

DND-212 Nutrition Education & Practice 3(2-1)

DND-213 Community Health & Nutrition 3(3-0)

STAT-214 Biostatistics 3(3-0)

IT-215 Computer Applications 3(2-1)

PSY-216 Human Psychology and Nutrition 2(2-0)

Credit Hours : 17



Semester VIII

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursDND-411 Nutrition in Emergency 3(3-0)

DND-412 Dietetics-II 3(2-1)

DND-413 Nutritional Practices in Clinical Care 3(2-1)

BIO-414 Medical Biochemistry 3(2-1)

DND-415 Clinical Nutrition and Diet Therapy 3(2-1)

DND -416 Drug Nutrient Interaction 2(2-0)

DND-417 Contemporary Nutrition 2(2-0)

Credit Hours : 19

Semester V

Semester VI

Semester VII

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursDND-301 Nutritional Disorders 3(3-0)

PATH-302 General and Systemic Pathology 3(3-0)

DND-303 Metabolism of Nutrients 2(2-0)

FS-304 Food Industries Waste Management 3(3-0)

FS-305 Food Processing and Preservation 3(2-1)

FS-306 Food Toxicology and Safety 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursDND-311 Physiology & Biochemistry of Human Nutrition 3(3-0)

FS-312 Food Additives 3(3-0)

DND-313 Dietetics-I 3(2-1)

DND-314 Meal Planning and Management 3(2-1)

DND-315 Life Cycle Nutrition-II 3(3-0)

FS-316 Water Quality and Environment 2(2-0)

Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursFS-401 Food Analysis and Sensory Evaluation 3(2-1)

DND-402 Food Allergies 3(3-0)

MGT-403 Institutional Food Services Management 3(2-1)

DND-404 Experimental Foods 3(2-1)

DND-405 Sports Nutrition 3(3-0)

DND-406 Functional & Nutraceutical Foods 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 18


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Semester IX

Semester X

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursDND-501 Dietetics-III 3(2-1)

DND-502 Normal and Therapeutic Nutrition 3(3-0)

DND-503 Research Methods in Human Nutrition 3(3-0)

DND-504 Global Food Situation and Issues 2(2-0)

DND-505 Dietary Models & Counseling 3(0-3)

DND-506 Recent Advances in Human Nutrition 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursDND-511 Internship 4(0-4)

DND-512 Research Project and Report Writing 6(0-6)




Program Structure: The curriculum of BS Nursing of 135 credit hoursdegreeprogramconsistsof8semesters(4years).Thecourse curriculum and examinations of BS NursingdegreeprogramwillbegovernedaspertherulesandregulationsofPakistanNursingCouncil(PNC)andHECadopted by the University. This new and innovativeprogram will educate graduates to provide safe,competent and compassionate nursing care that isgroundedintheoryaswellasprofessionalstandards.They will be prepared to practice nursing workingcollaboratively with individuals, families, groups andcommunitiesinavarietyofsettingstopromotehealthand wellbeing. The first year of teaching providesAcademic Foundations in Nursing. The first yearcourses will provide students with a background ofliberal arts and science foundation. The next threeyearswillfocusonthepracticeofnursingandnursingstudies.

Objectives:TheprogramofBSNursing, in accordancewithPNCandHEC’spolicy,aimsto• Prepare competent, committed, knowledgeable

nurseclinicians(hospitalandcommunitysettings)• Produce nurses who will integrate evidence-

based study into clinical practice for the care ofindividuals,familiesandcommunities

• Enable nurses to meet the future challenges,includingchangesintechnology

• Educatenurseswithappropriateknowledge,skillsandattitudeswithclinicalcompetency

• Produce nurses who can provide preventive,curative and rehabilitative health care topopulationsinruralandurbansettings

• Develophumanresourcessuchasteachingfacultyforexistingnursingprograms.

Career Opportunities:Professional nurses are assuming new and greaterresponsibilities in hospitals, schools, industry andcommunityagencies.Nursesareemployedascaregiver,teachers, counselors, managers and researchers. Inaddition, nurses can persue higher education suchasMSN, PhD and specialize in obstetrics, pediatrics,psychiatric or health nursing. According to the USBureau of labor statistics, in coming decades, morenew jobsareexpectedtobecreatedforBSNnursesthan for any occupation. In Pakistan there is a hugeshortageof qualifiednurses and their demand is onthe rise due to development of medicine facilities.Theinterestedcandidatescanjointheprofessionandmakeitacareer.

School of NursingProgram: BachelorofScienceinNursingShort Title: BSNursing(BSN)Duration: 8Semesters(4Years),oneyearclinicalinternshipismandatoryforeverycandidate.Credit Hours: 135Eligibility: FScPre-Medicalwithminimum50% marksoritsequivalentLocation: SchoolofNursing(MTH)


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BS NursingScheme of Studies

Semester I

Semester II

Semester III

Course Code Course Title Theory Clinical Skills/ Lab Total Credit NURS-101 Fundamentals of Nursing-I 2 2 4MIC-102 Microbiology 2.5 0.5 3 AP-103 Anatomy and Physiology-I 3 3BIO-104 Biochemistry for Nurses 2 1 3ENG-105 English - I 2 2

IT-106 Computer Skills 1 1Credit Hours 16

Course Code Course Title Theory Clinical Skills/ Lab Total Credit NURS-111 Fundamentals of Nursing-II 2 1 1 4

AP-112 Anatomy and Physiology-II 3 3CHN-113 Community Health Nursing –I 2 1 3NUT-114 Applied Nutrition 1 1ENG-115 English-II 2 2PS-117 Pakistan Studies 2 2

IS-116 Islamic Studies 2 2Credit Hours 17

Course Code Course Title Theory Clinical Skills/ Lab Total Credit AHN-201 Adult Health Nursing-I 4 3 1 8PP-202 Pathophysiology-I 1.75 0.25 2HA-203 Health Assessment-I 1 1 2

Pharm-204 Pharmacology-I 2 2MA-205 Mathematics 1 1ENG-206 English III 2 2

Credit Hours 17

Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Theory Clinical Skills/ Lab Total Credit AHN-211 Adult Health Nursing-II 4 3 1 8

PP-212 Pathophysioloyg-II 2.75 0.25 3

HA-2013 Health Assessment-II 1 1 2

PSY-2016 Development Psychology 2 2

Pharm-215 Pharmacology-II 2 2

ENG-206 English IV 2 2

NE-217 Nursing Ethics 1 1

Credit Hours 20



Semester V

Semester VI

Semester VII

Semester VIII

Course Code Course Title Theory Clinical Skills/ Lab Total Credit PHN-301 Pediatrics Health Nursing 3 3 1 7

CHN-302 Community Health Nursing –II 3 2 1 6

TLP-303 Teaching/Learning Principles & Practices 3 3

ENG-307 English-V 2 2

Credit Hours 18

Course Code Course Title Theory Clinical Skills/ Lab Total Credit MHN-311 Mental Health Nursing 3 3 6

STAT-312 Introduction to Biostatistics 2.5 0.5 3

PSY-313 Behavioral Psychology 3 3

EP-314 Epidemiology 2 2

ENG-315 English-VI 2 2

CHS-316 Culture Health & Society 2 2Credit Hours 18

Course Code Course Title Theory Clinical Skills/ Lab Total Credit NURS-401 Critical Care Nursing 2.5 4 0.50 7

NURS-402 Introduction to Nursing Theories 2 2

NURS-403 Leadership and Management in Nursing 2 1 3

NURS-404 Nursing Research 3 3

ENG-405 English-VII 2 2Credit Hours 17

Course Code Course Title Theory Clinical Skills/ Lab Total Credit CHN-411 Community Health Nursing- III 2 3 5

SEM-412 Nursing Seminar/ Role Transition 2 2

CLP-413 Clinical Practicum 4 1 5

Credit Hours 12Total Credit Hours 135


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Faculty of Engineering & TechnologyDegree Programs• BachelorofElectricalEngineering (BEE)Specializations in Electronics, Power and

Computer System Engineering

• MSElectricalEngineering (MSEE)• BachelorofChemicalEngineering (BChE)• BachelorofEngineeringinTextile (BET)



Faculty of Engineering & TechnologyDean’s Message

Professor Dr A D Chaudhry

MywellwishesareforthestudentswhohavecomeallthewaytogetholdofthisProspectus.IwarmlywelcomeyoualltoTheUniversityofFaisalabad!Overtheyears,bytheGraceofAlmightyAllah,theUniversityhasmadeconsistentgrowthin theacademiabyaddinghighlyqualifiedandwell experienced faculty. It is amatterofgreatpleasureformetoinformnewentrantsthattheHeadsofSchoolsworkcontinuouslyfor updating schemes of studies in their disciplines in order to incorporate the latestadvancements in technology in the light of guidelines provided by HEC and PEC. Theteachingprogramshavebeencarefullydesignedtodevelopstudents’personalitiesandtoequipthemadequatelywithprofessionalknowledgeandIslamicethicalvalues.InthelightofWashingtonAccordtheEngineeringDegreeProgramsareunderregularaccreditationofPECforrecognitionatInternationallevel.The teaching faculty of engineering is utilizing student’s potential to strengthen theinteraction between academia and business/industrial communities. The University alsoinvitesseniorexecutives/technologiststodeliverlecturesandsharetheirexperienceswithteachingfacultyaswellasstudents.Moreover,regularstudyvisitsofstudentstodifferentindustriesarearranged inorder tohavehands-onexperience.Asa resultof this training,our graduates get absorbed in national and multinational companies and demonstrateprofessionalknowledgeandcompetencetotheiremployers.TheUniversityofFaisalabadcollaborateswithrenownedforeignuniversitiesandinstitutessuch as AIT Bangkok, VictoriaUniversityMelbourneAustralia andBradfordUniversityUKformutualsharingofknowledgeintheareaofEngineeringScienceandTechnologywhichenvisages transfer of credit hours of students, exchange of faculty and joint researchprograms.IwishthattheexperienceofthestudentsduringtheirstudiesattheUniversityprovestobehighlycomfortableandrewarding!


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Faculty of Engineering & Technology

School of Electrical Engineering

Dr A D Chaudhary DeanProfessorPhDMechanicalEngineeringMasseyUniversityNewZealand

Engr Dr Syed Ali MohsinProfessor/HOSMSElectricalEngineeringUniversityofTexas,USAPhDElectricalEngineering

Maj (R) Muhammad SaeedAssistantProfessorMSComputerEngineeringWayneStateUniversity,USA

Engr Muhammad Irfan IshaqLecturerMScElectricalEngineeringLinnaeusUniversity,Sweden

Dr Umer Ijaz AssistantProfessorPhDElectrical&CommunicationEngineeringPolitecnicoDITorino,Italy

Engr M Khurram Zahoor BajwaLecturerMSDigitalCommunicationNetworks,MetropolitanUniversity,London

Engr Haris Mehmood LecturerMScElectricalEngineeringNUSTIslamabad

Engr Awais AhmadLecturerMScElectronicsUniversityofGlamorgan,UK

Engr Muhammad Ali KazmiLecturerMSElectrical&ElectronicsEngineeringUniversityofBradfrod,Uk

Engr Ahmed RasheedLecturerMSEnergySystemsEngineeringGIKUniversityofEngineeringScience&Technology

Engr Umair Shahzad LecturerMScElectricalEngineeringTheUniversityofNottinghamUK

Engr Adil Zulfiqar LecturerMSElectronicEngineeringGIKUniversityofEngineeringScience&Technology

Engr Muhammad ShoaibLecturerMSTelecommunicationEngineeringBlekingeInstituteofTechnology,Sweden

Engr Muhammad IshfaqLecturerMScSignalProcessing&WavePropagationLinnaeusUniversity,Sweden

Engr Muhammad Mushtaq WaliLecturerMSTelecommunicationEngineeringUETN.W.F.P

Engr Muhammad Usman JamilLecturerMSElectricalEngineeringComsatsInstituteofinformationTechnology

Engr Faraz KhanLecturerMSElectrical&ElectronicEngineeringUniversityofBradfrod,Uk

Engr Athar Rasul LabEngineerBScElectricalUETLahore

Engr Idrees Azeem RizwanLabEngineerBScMechanicalEngineeringUETTexila

Mr Sameer MunirLecturerMSMathematicsBlekingeInstituteofTechnology,Sweden

Engr M Zeeshan Saeed LabEngineerBScTelecomEngineeringCOMSTASLahore

Engr Muhammad AsifLabEngineerBScElectronicsEngineeringIslamiaUniversityBahawalpur

Engr Sinan Ateeq Khan LabEngineerBScElectricalEngineering,TUF

Engr Muhammad Waseem IqbalLabEngineerBScElectricalEngineeringComsatsInstituteofinformationTechnology



School of Chemical Engineering

School of Textile Engineering

Dr Muhammad Jamil Professor/HOSPhDNuclearSciencesUniversityofLiege,Belgium

Dr Shaukat RasoolVisitingFacultyPhDChemicalEngineeringUniversityofNewcastleUponTyne,Uk

Engr Muhammad Usman Tahir LecturerMSEnvironmental&EnergyEngineeringTheUniversityofSheffield,UK

Engr Sharjeel WaqasLecturerMSChemicalEngineeringNFC-IEFRFaisalabad

Mr Muhammad Nawaz LecturerMSCChemicalEngineeringinProcess

Mr Ghulam MurtazaLecturerMSChemicalEngineeringinProcess,UETLahore

Engr Naeem AkramLabEngineerBScChemcialEngineering

Engr Muhammad Sohail BashirLabEngineerBScChemical

Engr Shoaib Zaheer LabEngineerBScChemicalEngineering

Engr Abu ul Hassan LabEngineerBScChemicalEngineering

Mr Muhammad Umer LatifLecturerMCS,UCP

Dr Abdul Majeed ProfessorPhDFiberPhysicsLeadsUniversityUK

Prof Dr Khalil AhmadPhDChemistry,UniversityofWales,UK

Engr Affan Ahmad CheemaLabEngineerBScTextileEngineeringTheUniversityofFaisalabad

Mr M Asghar SiddiqiLecturerMSTextileManagementTheUniversityofFaisalabad

Mr Qasim AliLecturerMPhilPhysics(InProgress)

Engr SamiullahLabEngineerBScTextileEngineeringTheUniversityofFaisalabad

Engr Usman Ashraf,LecturerMSTextileEngineering

Engr Muhammad HaroonLabEngineerMSTextileEngineering(Inprogress)

Prof Aslam Malik,LecturerMAEnglishPunjabUniversityLahore

Engr Shan Imtiaz,LecturerMSTextileEngineering(Inprogress)

Engr Umar Abdullah MakhdoomLabEngineerBScTextileEngineering

Engr Sinan Ateeq KhanLabEngineerBScElectricalEngineering,TUF

Prof Ghulam Haider ChistiLecturerMAArabic

Mr Muhammad Umer Latif,LecturerMCS

Mr Abdul Sattar KhanLecturerMAHistory/MAPolitical

Engr Ijazul HassanLecturerMSEngrManagement

Mr Mirza SaifullahLecturerMSCStatistics

Engr Fahad Faraz AhmadLabEngineerBScElectricalEngineeringUETLahore

Engr Hammad Adil HashmiLabEngineerBScElectricalEngineeringUETTexila

Engr Tafseer AhmedLabEngineerBScElectronicsEngineeringComsatsInstituteofinformationTechnology

Dr Hassan Tariq ChatthaVisitingFacultyPhD(Electronics)UniversityofLiverpool,UK


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School of Electrical EngineeringProgram: Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (Specialization in Electronics, Power & Computer System)Short Title: BEEDuration: 8 Semesters (4 Years)Credit Hours: 133-135Eligibility: FSc (Pre-Engineering) with at least 60% marks or its equivalent from any Pakistani or foreign institute recognized by Higher Education Commission of Pakistan.Location: Amin Campus (males)

Program:At the dawn of twenty-first century, the field ofelectrical engineering expanded far beyond itshistorical roots to encompass almost any area ofengineering activity that depends in some sense,on electrical phenomena. The dramatic growth inthe intellectualspanofthisfieldrequiresustobe inlinewith thechanging technologyof today.Keepingabreast with the industrial requirements, ElectricalEngineeringprogramofTheUniversityof Faisalabadhas been carefully structured to meet the growingneeds of competent engineers in Pakistan and toproduce professionals with a suitable platform topursue higher studies in Pakistan, aswell as abroad.Bachelor of Electrical Engineering program of TheUniversity of Faisalabad has beenduly accredited byPakistanEngineeringCouncil.

Objectives:Graduates of the Electrical Engineering programs attheUniversityofFaisalabadwillhave• Theknowledge,skillsandattitudesthatwillallow

themtomaketangiblecontributionsinthefieldsofelectricalengineering

• Abilitytomeetnewtechnicalchallenges,contributeeffectively as teammembers, and be innovatorsin the analysis, design and implementation ofelectrical and electronic devices and systems intheirrespectiveareasofspecialization

• Ability to communicate effectively and interactresponsibly with colleagues, clients, employersandsociety

Program Structure:TheundergraduateprogramsinElectricalEngineeringoffer students aplatformwhichwill enable them to



be productive in the fields of electrical engineeringprofession,competeeffectivelyforjobswithmediumand large national and international companiesand to be actively contributing citizens of Pakistan.Engineeringcurriculumhasspeciallybeendesignedtoinculcate thinkingprocess logically, inorder to reachsound technical and innovative solutions for varioustechnicalproblems.Specialemphasishasbeenlaidondevelopingcommunicationandpresentationabilityofthestudents.Theprogramhasbeendesignedkeepinginviewguidelines ofHEC andPEC. Students are required to take8semestersin4years.Themajorsconsistofcoursesin Electronics, Telecommunications, Power, ElectricalEngineering and Computer Engineering. In addition,students are also required to take courses in BasicSciencesandIslamicStudies/PakistanStudies.Career Opportunities:The Electrical Engineering programs provideopportunitytothestudentstogainin-depthknowledgein the fields of electronics, telecommunications,controls and instrumentation. Our students arealso expected to acquire key skills such as logicalthinking,reportwriting,presentationskills,andteamwork. Our graduateswillmove on to awide varietyof career opportunities in the fields of electrical,telecommunication, electronics, controls, ComputerSystemsEngineeringandPowerEngineering.We layemphasisonnotonlyproducinggoodengineerswith

analytical skills, but alsomakingour graduates goodcitizensofPakistan.Practical Work:Noengineeringprogramiscompletewithoutpracticalwork. Laboratories, with latest state of the art labequipmenthavebeenestablishedtocovercompletespectrum of the engineering curriculum. WellequippedlabsintheareaofBasicElectronics,DigitalElectronics, Microprocessor, Electrical Machines,VLSI, Measurements & Instrumentation, PowerElectronics,Control Systems, TelecomMedia,MobileCommunication and Telecommunications, have beenestablished in order to give hands on experience tothe students. A general purposeworkshopwas alsoconducted where students got enough practice onmachinework, carpentry, electricalwiring and otheraspectsofbasicengineering.TheComputerLabwithlatestmachinesandfreeinternetfacilityhasalsobeenprovided.Inaddition,simulationsoftwareisavailabletosimulatecomplexengineeringprocesses.Studentsareencouraged to completeprojectsof industrialusageinhardwareaswellasinsoftware.Inaddition,underpublic,privatepartnershipprogram,theUniversityhassignedagreementofsharingoffacilitieswithWAPDAEngineeringAcademy,accordingtowhichLabfacilitiesatWAPDAEngineeringAcademywillbeavailableforthestudentsoftheUniversityofFaisalabad.


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Electrical Engineering LabsOurBachelorofElectricalEngineeringprogramisnotonly emphasizing on theoretical knowledge but alsoon practical understanding of all areas of ElectricalEngineering.Forthispurposeanyengineeringprogramalwaysneedsstateoftheartlabs.SchoolofElectricalEngineeringhasestablishedthefollowinglabsasperPakistanEngineeringcouncilstandards.ELECTRONICS LABPurpose:Toconduct labsandtotrainandfamiliarizeElectrical Engineering students with the practicalconsiderationoftheElectronicsdevicessuchasDiodes,Transistors,MOSFETsaswellaspassiveelementssuchasresistor,capacitorandinductor.Course taught:1. AmplifiersandOscillators2. ElectricalNetworkAnalysis3. DigitalElectronics4. BasicElectronics5. BasicElectricalEngineering6. DigitalLogicDesign7. CircuitAnalysisELECTRICAL MACHINES LABPurpose:ToconductlabsrelatedtocoursesinordertofamiliarizestudentswiththepracticalconsiderationofACandDCmachines.Course taught:1. ElectricalMachineSystemsI2. ElectricalMachineSystemsIIMICRO-PROCESSOR LABPurpose:ToconductlabsrelatedtocoursesinordertofamiliarizestudentswiththepracticalconsiderationofMicrocontrollersandCommunicationsystems.Course taught:1. DigitalSignalProcessing2. MicroprocessorandInterfacingTechniquesSoftwares used:1. Matlab2. Xilinx3. PSpice4. OpNet5. C++6. TurboC7. ElectronicWorkbench8. Proteus9. AutoCAD10.CircuitMakerELECTRICAL POWER LABPurpose:ToconductlabsrelatedtoPowerspecializedcourses in order to familiarize students with thepracticalconsiderationofPowersystems.Course taught:

1. ElectricalPowerTransmission.2. PowerSystemsAnalysis.3. PowerGeneration.POWER ELECTRONICS LABPurpose:ToconductlabsrelatedtoPowerElectronicscourseinordertofamiliarizestudentswiththepracticalconsiderationofPowerElectronicscomponentsusingtrainerboard.Course taught:PowerElectronicsTELECOMMUNICATION LAB-IPurpose:ToconductlabsrelatedtoTelecommunicationsubjects in order to familiarize students with thepracticalconsiderationofCommunicationandwirelesssystem.Course taught:1. DigitalCommunication2. CommunicationSystems3. WavePropagationandAntennaTELECOMMUNICATION LAB-IIPurpose:ToconductlabsrelatedtoTelecommunicationsubjects in order to familiarize students with thepracticalconsiderationofCommunicationandwirelesssystem.Course taught:TelecommunicationSystemsVLSI LABPurpose:ToconductlabsrelatedtoVLSIandEmbeddedSystems in order to familiarize students with thepracticalconsiderationofPMOS,NMOS,CMOSandICdesigning.Course taught:1. VLSI2. RealTimeEmbeddedSystems3. ComputerCommunicationandNetworksSoftware used:1. Matlab2. Xilinx3. PSpice4. C++5. TurboC6. ElectronicWorkbench7. Proteus8. AutoCAD9. CircuitMaker10.PCBDesigner11.EMU8086MicroprocessorEmulator12.OPNET14.5forNetworkSimulationCONTROL SYSTEM LABPurpose: To conduct labs related to relevant coursein order to familiarize students with the practicalconsiderationofPLC,Control Systems and Industrial



ProcessControl.Course taught:1. IndustrialProcessControl2. ControlSystemsSoftwares used:1. LogosoftforSeimensPLCMEASUREMENT & INSTRUMENTATION LABPurpose:ToconductlabsinordertofamiliarizestudentswiththepracticalconsiderationofMeasurementandInstrumentationsystems.Course taught:1. MeasurementandInstrumentationWORKSHOP LABPurpose: To conduct labs in order to familiarizestudentsonhowtodomechanicalworkfromElectricalEngineeringaspect.Course taught:1. WorkshopPractices


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Bachelor of Electrical Engineering

Scheme of Studies

Specialization in Electronics Engineering

Semester I

Semester II

Semester III

Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursME-111 Workshop Practices 1(0+1)

EE-112 Introduction to Computing 3(2+1)

MATH-113 Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3(3+0)

PHY-114 Applied Physics 4(3+1)

HU-112 Islamic Studies/Ethics 2(2+0)

HU-115 Functional English 2(2+0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursEE-121 Linear Circuit Analysis 4(3+1)

MATH-122 Differential Equations 3(3+0)

EE-123 Programming Fundamentals 3(2+1)

ME-126 Engineering Drawing 1(0+1)

HU-123 Pakistan Studies 2(2+0)

HU-125 Communication Skills 3(3+0)

Credit Hours : 16

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursEE-211 Electronic Devices and Circuits 4(3+1)

EE-212 Electrical Network Analysis 4(3+1)

ME-213 Engineering Mechanics 3(3+0)

MATH-214 Linear Algebra 3(3+0)

EE-215 Data Structures and Algorithms 4(3+1)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursEE-228 Digital Logic Design 4(3+1)

EE-222 Electrical Machines 4(3+1)

EE-223 Electronic Circuit Design 4(3+1)

MATH-224 Multivariable Calculus 3(3+0)

EE-225 Instrumentation & Measurements 4(3+1)

Credit Hours : 19



Semester V

Semester VI

Semester VII

Semester VIII

Elective Courses for BEE ELECTRONICS

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursEE-311 Signals and Systems 4(3+1)

EE-312 Microprocessor Systems 4(3+1)

EE-313 Elective – I 4(3+1)

EE-314 Probability Methods in Engineering 3(3+0)

EE-315 Electromagnetic Field Theory 3(3+0)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursHU-323 Technical Writing 3(3+0)

EE324 Communication Systems 4(3+1)

EE-325 Elective – II 4(3+1)

EE- 326 Elective-III 4(3+1)

MATH-321 Numerical Analysis 3(3+0)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursEE-412 Elective – IV 4(3+1)

EE-413 Linear Control System 4(3+1)

MG-414 Entrepreneurship 2(2+0)

EE-415 Elective – V 4(3+1)MS-416 Engineering Economics & Management 3(3+0)

Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursEE-313 Embedded System Design 4(3+1)

EE-412 VLSI Design 4(3+1)

EE-415 Wave Propagation and Antennas 4(3+1)

EE-421 Industrial Electronics 4(3+1)

EE-423 Computer Communication Network 4(3+1)

EE-325 Digital Signal Processing 4(3+1)EE-XXX Digital Electronics 4(3+1)

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursEE-421 Elective – VI 4(3+1)

HU-322 Professional Ethics 2(2+0)

EE-425 Senior Design Project 6(0+6)



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Scheme of Studies

Specialization in Power

Semester I






HU-115 Functional English 2(2+0)Credit Hours : 15

Semester II

Semester III

Semester IV







Credit Hours : 16






Credit Hours : 18


EE-222 Electrical Machines 4(3+1)

EE-223 Power Distribution & Utilization 4(3+1)


EE-225 Instrumentation & Measurements 4(3+1)

Credit Hours : 19



Semester V

Semester VI

Semester VII

Semester VIII





EE-315 Electromagnetic Field Theory 3(3+0)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMATH-321 Numerical Analysis 3(3+0)

HU-323 Technical Writing 3(3+0)

EE324 Communication Systems 4(3+1)

EE-325 Elective – II 4(3+1)

EE-326 Elective – III 4(3+1)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursEE-412 Elective – IV 4(3+1)

EE-413 Linear Control System 4(3+1)

MS-414 Entrepreneurship 2(2+0)

EE-415 Elective – V 4(3+1)

MS-416 Engineering Economics & Management 3(3+0)Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursEE-425 Senior Design Project 6(0+6)


EE-421 Elective – VI 4(3+1)



EE-325 Digital Signal Processing 4(3+1)

EE-326 Power Generation 4(3+1)

EE-412 Power System Analysis 4(3+1)

EE-415 Electrical Power Transmission 4(3+1)

EE-421 Power Electronics 4(3+1)EE-XXX Advanced Electrical Machines 4(3+1)

Elective Courses for BEE POWER


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Scheme of Studies

Specialization in Computer System Engineering

Semester I






HU-115 Functional English 2(2+0)

Credit Hours : 15

Semester II

Semester III

Semester IV







Credit Hours : 16






Credit Hours : 18


HU-323 Technical Writing 3(3+0)


EE-226 Computer Architecture & Organization 4(3+1)

EE-227 Operating Systems 4(3+1)

Credit Hours : 18



Semester V

Semester VI

Semester VII

Semester VIII





EE-315 Data Base Management System 4(3+1)

Credit Hours : 19

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursEE-325 Elective – II 4(3+1)

EE-326 Elective – III 4(3+1)

EE-329 Data Communication 4(3+1)

MATH-321 Numerical Analysis 3(3+0)


Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMS-414 Entrepreneurship 2(2+0)

EE-418 Software Engineering 4(3+1)

EE-415 Elective – IV 4(3+1)

EE-416 Elective – V 4(3+1)

MS-416 Engineering Economics & Management 3(3+0)Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursEE-421 Computer Communication Networks 4(3+1)

EE-424 Elective – VI 4(3+1)

EE-425 Senior Design Project 6(0+6)



EE-325 Digital Signal Processing 4(3+1)

EE-326 Artificial Intelligence 4(3+1)

EE-415 Communication Systems 4(3+1)

EE-416 Digital Imaging Processing 4(3+1)

EE-424 Digital System Design 4(3+1)EE-XXX Digital Communication 4(3+1)

EE-XXX Data Ware Housing 4(3+1)

Elective Courses for BEE COMPUTER SYSTEM


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School of Electrical EngineeringProgram: MasterofScience(MS)inElectricalEngineeringShort Title: MS(Electrical)Duration: 4Semesters(2years)Credit Hours: 30Eligibility: AnapplicantmustpossessaBachelor’sdegreeinElectricalEngineering

i. MustbearegisteredPECengineerii. Should have passed Graduate Assessment Test (GAT) organized by National Testing

Service(NTS)iii. MusthavepassedBachelorinEngineeringwithaCGPAofatleast2.5oranaggregate

percentageof60%Location: AminCampus(males)

Program Description:TheSchoolofElectricalEngineering,TheUniversityofFaisalabad(TUF)isofferingtheprogramofMasterofScienceinElectricalEngineering.The Master’s program aims to provide an avenueof higher learning to fresh graduating engineersand also to engineers already working in the fieldand industry.Moreover, itwill incorporate the latestdevelopments and research and contribute towardsimproving the quality of engineering teaching andinstruction.TheDepartmentofElectricalEngineeringat TUF already has a well-established Bachelor’sprogramthathasbeenproducingqualityengineeringgraduates since2006.Currently theDepartmenthasfaculty members holding Doctorates and MastersDegrees from well-reputed universities (foreign as

well as in Pakistan). These facultymembers possessextensivefield,researchandteachingexperience.Thefacultymembersareactiveinresearchworkandhavenumerous publications in refereed research journals(withimpactfactors).Theyalsoparticipateandpresentpapers in national and international conferences,thereby keeping abreast of the latest researchworkand also keeping in touch with the national andinternational research community. The Departmenthasanumberofwell-equippedlaboratoriestosupportexperimental work relating to Master’s projects.Various advanced softwareprograms canbeutilizedbygraduatestudentstocarryoutsimulations,design-workandmathematical-modeling.TheUniversityhasanexcellent library thathousesa very largenumberof electrical engineering books, both in paper and



soft (digital) form. The library alsohas access to theHECdigitallibrary.TheDepartmentwillalsofacilitateresearch work by providing graduate students withaccesstoIEEEExploreandotherprestigiousresearchjournals.Objectives:• Toprovideanadvancedunderstandingofmodern

communicationsystems.• To provide an advanced understanding of

electronicmaterialsandthedesignandoperationofelectronicdevices,circuitsandsystems.

• To provide an in-depth understanding of themathematical concepts underlying the design,analysis and operation ofmodern electronic andcommunicationsystems.

• TounderstandtheEMfieldsandwavesphenomenainvolved in the operation of electronic andcommunicationcircuitsandsystemsandhencebeable to design system components involving EMwavephenomena.

• Toimpartqualityeducationatparwithinternationalstandards.

• Tobecommensuratewiththeneedoftheindustrybyprovidingprofessionalswhoareabletoengageinthelatest(theoreticalandpractical)R&D.

The Semester system regulations currently followedwillalsobeapplicableattheMSlevel.ThepoliciesfortheMSprogramarethefollowing:• The requirement for the completion of the MS

programisaminimumof30credithours.EachMS

courseisof03credithoursandtheMSthesisisof06credithours.ThustherequirementtocompletetheMSdegreeis08coursesandaThesis.

• IfanMScoursehasa requiredpre-requisite,anda studentadmitted to theMSprogramdoesnothave that pre-requisite, then he must completethat pre-requisite at the undergraduate levelbeforehecanenrollfortheMScourse.

• Students may not register for more than 03coursesinonesemester.

• A student can register his thesis only with thepostgraduatefacultymembersoftheDepartmentof Electrical Engineering. The list is available onTheUniversityofFaisalabadWebsite.

• A co-supervisor can be selected from anotherDepartment of The University of Faisalabad orfrom another University of repute or from theindustry (PEC registeredEngineersonly) throughtheapprovaloftheHeadofSchool.

Course Requirements:Thedivisionofmarksinacoursewillbeasfollows:• 30%ofthetotalmarksfortheMidtermexamination• Sessional marks (assignments, presentations,

etc.)willhaveaweightageof20%whichwillalsoinclude10%ofthetotalmarksforthefinalviva

• 50%ofthetotalmarksfortheFinalexaminationAggregatepassmarksinacoursewillbe50%.However,astudentwillpassacourseonlyifheobtainsatleast50%marksseparatelyintheMidtermexam,FinalexamandSessionalMarks.


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MSElectricalEngineeringstudentswillhavetoenrollandqualifyatleast8courses(24credithours)fromthefollowing listofpostgraduatecourses.Thechoiceofcoursesineachsemesterwillbedeterminedbyheadof

school/Professorinchargeoftheprogramdependingonthefacultyavailableandspecializationcourses tobeofferedtotheclass.

MS Electrical Engineering

Scheme of Studies

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursEE-501 Mobile & Wireless Communications 3 (3-0)

EE-502 Antenna Theory and Design 3 (3-0)

EE-503 Advanced Solid State Materials and Devices 3 (3-0)

EE-504 Advanced Optical Communications 3 (3-0)

EE-505 Advanced Electromagnetic Theory 3 (3-0)

EE-506 Advanced Digital Communications 3 (3-0)

EE-507 Advanced Power Electronics 3 (3-0)

EE-508 Electronic Design Automation 3 (3-0)

EE-509 Analog Integrated Circuits 3 (3-0)

EE-510 RF Electronics 3 (3-0)

EE-511 Advanced Techniques of Engineering Analysis and Design 3 (3-0)

EE-512 HDL for Programmable Logic 3 (3-0)

EE-513 Advanced Control Systems 3 (3-0)

EE-514 Wireless Sensor Networks 3 (3-0)

EE-515 Advanced Digital Signal Processing 3 (3-0)

EE-516 Stochastic Processes 3 (3-0)

EE-517 Advanced Digital Image Processing 3 (3-0)

EE-518 Advanced Wireless Communications 3 (3-0)

EE-519 Computer Networks & Distributed Systems 3 (3-0)

EE-520 Advanced Electrical Machines 3 (3-0)

EE-521 Power System Analysis 3 (3-0)

EE-522 Power Generation and Transmission 3 (3-0)

EE-523 Power Distribution 3 (3-0)

EE-524 Energy Resources and Technology 3 (3-0)

EE-525 Power System Protection 3 (3-0)

EE-526 Power System Transients 3 (3-0)

EE-527 High Voltage Engineering 3 (3-0)

EE-528 Electrical Drives (AC/DC) 3 (3-0)

EE-529 Power Conversion 3 (3-0)

EE-601 Mathematical Methods for Engineering Analysis and Design I 3 (3-0)

EE-602 Mathematical Methods for Engineering Analysis and Design II 3 (3-0)

EE-603 Mathematical Methods for Engineering Analysis and Design III 3 (3-0)

EE-604 Advanced Engineering Electromagnetics I 3 (3-0)

EE-605 Advanced Engineering Electromagnetics II 3 (3-0)



EE-606 Computational Electromagnetics 3 (3-0)

EE-607 Wave Scattering: Theory and Applications 3 (3-0)

EE-608 Electrodynamics 3 (3-0)

EE-609 The Method of Moments 3 (3-0)

EE-611 Passive Microwave Circuits 3 (3-0)

EE-612 Active Microwave Devices & Circuits 3 (3-0)

EE-613 Free Space Optics 3 (3-0)

EE-614 Biomedical Applications of Electromagnetics 3 (3-0)

EE-615 Advanced VLSI Design Techniques 3 (3-0)

EE-616 Advanced Digital System Design 3 (3-0)

EE-617 Micro Fabrication Processes 3 (3-0)

EE-618 Adaptive Filter Theory 3 (3-0)

EE-619 Intelligent Measurements and Instrumentation 3 (3-0)

EE-620 Advanced Microprocessors & Interfacing Techniques 3 (3-0)

EE-621 Satellite Communications 3 (3-0)

EE-622 Sensors and Systems 3 (3-0)


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School of Chemical EngineeringProgram: BachelorofChemicalEngineeringShort Title: BChEDuration: 8Semester(4Years)Credit Hours: 134Eligibility: FSc(Pre-Engineering)withminimum60%marksorequivalentorDAEinrelevantfieldinfirstdivisionLocation: AminCampus(males)

ProgramAChemicalEngineerisinvolvedindesign,developmentconstructionandoperationofindustrialprocessesfortheproductionofdiverserangeofproducts.Relativeindustriesincludeoilandgas,pharmaceutical,energy,fertilizer, water treatment, food and drink, plastics,normal and synthetic fibers, and environmentalengineering.Inmostof the industries the chemicalengineersareresponsibletomanagetheoperationsandprocessesinvolved during various steps. During the past 10years the demand for chemical engineers has notbeen affectedmuch in spite of prevailing economicrecession and decline in industrial growth in thecounty. Thedemand forengineersexcelsmore thanthosehavingtechnologybackground.Chemical Engineering curriculum is designed byincludingnotonlycorechemicalengineeringcoursesbut also basic sciences (Mathematics, Chemistry,

Physics, Communication skills and Islamic & PakistanStudies). Our graduates will not have only justprofessional skills but a complete knowledgeand understanding of basic principles, ethicalconsideration and leadership qualities. The Labs ofSchool of Chemical Engineering are equipped withthe latestEngineeringequipment in thefield of (i)ParticleTechnology (ii) FluidMechanics (iii|) FuelandCombustions(iv)Thermodynamics(v)Instrumentationand Process Control (vi) Reaction Engineering (vii)Heat & Mass Transfer (viii Simultaneous Heat andMassTransfer.ThebeautyoftheseLabsisthatalltheequipmenthavebeen locally fabricatedandsomeofthe equipment even excel in performance over theimported ones. All these Labs are operational andstudentsaretrainedtoperformexperimentsontheseequipmentwithfullconfidence.The Program of Bachelors of Chemical EngineeringatthisUniversity, likeotherprograms,hasbeenfully



designed in accordancewith theHEC recommendedcurriculum.PakistanEngineeringCouncilhasgrantedapproval to launch the program from Fall 2010.TherehasbeenasubsequentinterimvisitofPakistanEngineeringCouncilin2013.TheywerequitesatisfiedwiththequalityofFacultyandLabs.NowthefinalvisitforaccreditationofprogramofBachelorofChemicalEngineeringhasbeendone.Weareexpectingpositivedecision.Objectives• To enable the graduates to apply knowledge

gainedinthedegree,effectivelyandefficiently.• To successfully bring innovation in related

technologywithcosteffectiveness• To involve research and development (R&D)

effectively• Toenableourgraduatespursuehigherstudies in

anyinternationalUniversity• Tosuccessfullyoperatechemicalplantsandsolve

troubleshootingcases.• To optimize the plant by keeping in view the

maximumproductionatminimumcost• To conduct pilot plant study to understand

functioningofaplant• Toapplyknowledgeofmathematics,scienceand

fundamentalengineeringtochemicalengineeringproblems

• To enable students to indentify, formulate andsolvepracticalengineeringprogramsanddesigncomponents,processandsystems

• Totrainthegraduatestoworkintheprofessionalengineering environment and understand theassociatedeconomicalconsiderations.


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Bachelor of Chemical Engineering


Semester II

Semester III

Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCHE-101 Chemical Process Principles-I 3(3-0)

HU-101 Functional English 3(3-0)

IS-101 Islamic Studies/ Ethics 1(1-0)

ME-101 Engineering Drawing 1(0-1)

MA-101 Mathematics-I (Calculus & Statistics) 3(3-0)

CH-101 Applied Chemistry-I 4(3-1)

CC-102 Computer & Computation 2(1-1)

Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCHE-204 Particle Technology 4(3-1)

HU-102 Pakistan Studies 1(1-0)

HU-104 Communication Skills 2(2-0)

MA-102 Mathematics-II (Differential Equations) 3(3-0)

EE-111 Applied Electrical Engineering 2(2-0)

PHY-101 Physics 4(3-1)

Credit Hours : 16

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCHE-201 Chemical Process Principles-II 3(3-0)

CHE-202 Fluid Mechanics-I 3(2-1)

HU-201 Technical Report Writing & Presentation Skills 2(2-0)

CH-202 Applied Chemistry-II 4(3-1)

CC-202 Computer Programming & Software Application 2(1-1)

ME-202 Workshop Practices 1(0-1)

ME-203 Engineering Mechanics 2(2-0)

Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCHE-102 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics-I 4(3-1)

CHE-203 Engineering Materials 3(3-0)

CHE-205 Chemical Process Technology-I 4(3-1)

CHE-206 Fuel & Energy 4(3-1)

CHE-213 Fluid Mechanics-II 2(2-0)

ME-203 Computer Aided Engineering Drawing 1(0-1)

Credit Hours : 18



Semester V

Semester VI

Semester VII

Semester VIII

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCHE-302 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics-II 3(3-0)

CHE-309 Heat Transfer-I 3(2-1)

CHE-310 Mass Transfer-I 2(2-0)

CHE-311 Chemical Reaction Engineering 3(2-1)

MA-304 Numerical Analysis and Computer Application 3(2-1)

MA-203 Chemical Engineering Mathematics 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCHE-307 Instrumentation & Process Control 4(3-1)

CHE-308 Chemical Process Design & Simulation 3(2-1)

ChE-312 Heat Transfer-II 2(2-0)

CHE-313 Mass Transfer-II 3(2-1)

CHE-314 Engineering Economics 2(2-0)

CHE-315 Chemical Process Technology-II 2(2-0)

CHE-316 Chemical Reactor Design 2(2-0)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCHE-401 Transport Phenomena 3(3-0)

CHE-402 Simultaneous Heat & Mass Transfer Operations 4(3-1)

CHE-403 Chemical Plant Design 3(3-0)

CHE-405 Elective-I 3(3-0)

CHE-410 Chemical Engineering Plant Design Project 3(0-3)

Credit Hours : 16

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCHE-406 Maintenance Engineering & Safety 2(2-0)

CHE-407 Chemical Engineering Plant Design Project 3(0-3)

CHE-408 Elective-II 3(3-0)

CHE-409 Elective-III 3(3-0)

MGT-402 Production & Operations Management 3(3-0)



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Elective Subjects

Chemical Engineering Oil & Gas Engineering Nuclear EngineeringComputational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Petroleum refining engineering Nuclear Engineering

Novel Separation Processes Gas Processing Novel Separation Processes

Process Analysis & Optimization Petrochemical Engineering Mineral Processing Technology

Process Engineering Design Engineering Environmental EngineeringPolymer Engineering Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Safety, Health & Environmental

Engineering

Wet Processing Piping Design Environmental Engineering

Process Analysis & Optimization Process Design Waste Management

PEC Team on its visit to Amin Campus



School of Textile Engineering Program: BachelorofEngineeringinTextilewithspecializationinSpinning,Weaving, WetProcessing&GarmentShort Title: BETDuration: 8Semesters(4years)Credit Hours: 136Eligibility: FSc(PreEngineering)withminimum60%marksorequivalentorDAEinrelevantfield in1stDivision.Applicantswith50%marksinFSc(PreEngineering)mayalsoapplyfor admission.Theywillberequiredtoattendazerosemesterandqualifyitbysecuringat least60%marks.Location: AminCampus(males)

Program Description:Textile istheleadingIndustryofPakistanintermsofforeignexchangeearnings,anddirectaswellasindirectemployment. It is a diverse sector and is constantlychanging in response to the demands of the localandglobalmarkettrends.Duringthepastfewyears,thesectorhasundergonealargescalerestructuring,resulting in growth of garments, knitting and alliedindustries generating employment opportunitiesin these areas. However, despite abundance of rawmaterial,hugeinvestmentsinthissectoranddiversityof products,we are still laggingbehindour regionalcompetitorsonaccountofqualityandweakmarketingstrategy. Our teaching and training programs havebeengeareduptoaddresstheseissues.

TheUniversityofFaisalabadprovidescomprehensivetrainingtomeetthechallengesfacedbyindustry.Theholdingofseminarsandpaneldiscussionsby invitingexperts through Small and Medium EnterprisesDevelopmentAuthority(SMEDA),NationalProductivityOrganization (NPO)andthe industry invariousareasof textilesmanufacturing is a regular feature of theDepartment. This interaction is extremely useful forthe development of faculty aswell as students. TheUniversityofFaisalabadoffersa fouryearDegreeofBachelorofEngineeringinTextile.Eightbatcheshavealreadybeenplacedsuccessfully in the industry.Thedegree isaccreditedbyPakistanEngineeringCouncil(PEC).


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The program of Bachelor of Textile Engineeringcomprises both theory and practical in textile coresubjects,basicengineeringaswellasphysicalsciences.Sufficient emphasis has been laid on teaching ofHumanities and English. The weightage given tovarioussubjectsisasperguidelinesprovidedbyHEC.Inordertohavehandsonexperience,finalyearStudentsaresent tovarioustextileunits for internship,whichisalsoamajorrequirementforthecompletionofthedegree program. In addition to this, study visits todifferentindustrialunitsarearrangedregularlyduringtheprogram.ObjectiveThe diverse nature of textile materials, theirmanufacturing processes and applications requireexpertise in engineering, physical sciences andelectronics. This dynamic industry requires technicalmanagerswhofullyunderstandthenewtechnologies.The University of Faisalabad regularly reviews theteachingprograms tomeet the requirementsof theindustryandbusiness.Thefouryeardegreeprogramisdesignedtoprovidecomprehensivetraininginthecoreareas of Textiles, i.e.Manufacturing of Yarn, Fabrics,Garments, Coloration, Finishing, Quality Control andManagement. After graduation, the students are

expectedtobecomecompetentprofessionalshavingconfidencetoworkintheindustryindependently.Career OpportunitiesJobprospects for the textilegraduatesareavailableboth in the public and private sectors as detailedbelow:A. TextileUnits

i)ProductionLineii)TestingandQualitycontrollabsiii)Localandexportmarketingdepartments

B. Multinationalsi)Companies,firmsdealinginDyes,ChemicalsandTextileauxiliariesii)Buyinghousesiii)ExportersofTextileproducts.

C. TeachingandResearchInstitutionsD. PublicSector

i)MinistryofTextile,IndustriesandCommerce.ii)ProcurementDepartmentsofArmedForces.iii)SemiGovernmentOrganizationsi.ePIA,ShaheenFoundationetc.

E. Other Government Sectors where PEC accreditedEngineersarerequired.Inthepastourgraduatesgotemploymentsoonafterthedeclarationofresult.



Bachelor of Engineering in Textile


Semester II

Semester III

Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursSS-245 Islamic Studies 2(2-0)

CH-113 Chemistry-I 4(3-1)

PH-117 Physics-I 4(3-1)

SS-111 Functional English 3(3-0)

ED-116 Engineering Drawing 1(0-1)

Credit Hours : 14

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursSS-353 Pak Studies 2(2-0)

MA-112 Calculus-I 3(3-0)

SS-121 Communication Skills 3(3-0)

ME-124 Mechanical Engineering Fundamentals 3(2-1)

TE-126 Textile Raw Materials 4(4-0)

TE-127 Introduction to Textile Engineering 2(2-0)

Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMA-122 Calculus-II 3(3-0)

SS-233 Technical Writing and Presentation Skills 3(3-0)

Elective Course (Choose only one)

PHS-102/ CHE-102 Physics-II/Chemistry-II 4(3-1)

TE-237 Introduction to Yarn Manufacturing 4(3-1)

TE-240 Introduction to Fabric Manufacturing 4(3-1)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMA-231 Calculus-III 3(3-0)

CS-115 Introduction to Computers 3(2-1)

EE-243 Electrical and Electronic Engineering Fundamentals 3(2-1)

TE-244 Introduction to Textile Chemical Processing 4(3-1)

TE-352 Introduction to Garment Manufacturing 4(3-1)

Credit Hours : 17


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Semester V

Semester VI

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCS-354 Computer Programming 3(2-1)

SS-355 Social Science-I (Organizational Behavior) 3(3-0)

TE-232 Fiber Science 3(2-1)

TE-367 High Performance Fibres 2(2-0)

Engineering Elective-I* (choose only one)

SP-364 Pre-Spinning Processes-I 3(2-1)

WG-363 Weaving Preparatory Processes 3(2-1)

TC-363 Pretreatment of Textiles 3(2-1)

GT-368 Garment Sizing and Pattern Making 4(3-1)

Engineering Elective-II* (choose only one)

SP-365 Pre-Spinning Processes-II 4(3-1)

WG-473 Weaving Mechanisms 4(3-1)

DE-366 Dyestuff Engineering 3(2-1)

GT-369 Industrial Cutting and Sewing 3(2-1)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCS-361 Computer Application in Engineering Design 3(1-2)

MG-472 Management Science-I (Engineering Management) 3(3-0)

TE-351 Mechanics of Fibrous Structures 3(2-1)

Engineering Elective-III* (choose only one)

SP-473 Yarn Production Engineering 4(3-1)

WG-474 Fabric Design and Structure 4(3-1)

TC-473 Textile Dyeing 4(3-1)

GT-479 Garment Production Machinery 4(3-1)

Engineering Elective-IV* (choose only one)

SP-474 Advance Spinning Techniques 3(2-1)

WG-476 Advance Weaving 3(2-1)

TC-474 Textile Printing 4(3-1)

IE-477 Industrial Engineering in Garment Manufacturing 3(2-1)

Credit Hours : 16



Semester VII

Semester VIII

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMA-356 Statistical Methods in Textile Engineering 3(3-0)

HRM-421 Social Science-II (Human Resource Development) 3(3-0)

TE-364 Textile Engineering Utilities and Services 3(3-0)

TE-482 Instrumentation and Control 2(2-0)

TC-483 Color Science 3(2-1)

Engineering Elective-V* (choose only one)

SP-483 Spinning Calculations 4(3-1)

WG-483 Weaving and Knitting Calculations 3(3-0)

TC-475 Textile Finishing 4(3-1)

AP-478 Advances in Apparel Production 3(2-1)

WG-476 Advance Weaving 3(2-1)

TC-474 Textile Printing 4(3-1)

IE-477 Industrial Engineering in Garment Manufacturing 3(2-1)

Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMGT-411 Management Science-II (Quality Management Systems) 3(3-0)

TE-484 Environmental Issues of Textile Industry 3(2-1)

TC-485 Polymer Science and Engineering 3(3-0)

Engineering Elective-VI* (choose only one)

SP-476 Speciality Yarns 3(3+0)

WG-486 Speciality Weaving 3(2-1)

TC-487 Textile Coating 2(2-0)

MG-475 Apparel Merchandizing and Sourcing 3(3+0)

TE-481 Senior Design Project 6(0-6)Credit Hours: 18

INT-490 Industrial Internship (4 weeks, 6 days/week, 8 hours/day during summer semester)

1(0+1)

Total Credit Hours : 136


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Faculty of Management StudiesDegree Programs

• BachelorofBusinessAdministration (BBA)• MasterofBusinessAdministration(after14yearsofEducation) (MBA)SpecializationinFinance,Marketing,HRM• MasterofBusinessAdministration (MBA)(after16yearsofProfessionalEducation)• MasterofBusinessAdministration(afterBBA) (MBA)SpecializationinFinance,Marketing,HRM• MasterofBusinessAdministration-Executive (MBAExecutive)• MasterofScienceinAccountingandFinance (MScA&F)• BachelorofScienceinComputerScience (BS-CS)• BachelorofScienceinInformationTechnology (BSIT)

Business Management



Faculty of Management Studies

Dean’s Message

Prof Dr Mohammad Iqbal Tahir

WelcometoTheUniversityofFaisalabad(TUF)!AsyoubrowsethroughthisProspectus,youwillfindavarietyofmarketrelatedandjoborientedBBA,MBAandMSprogramsthattheSchoolofManagementStudieshasbeenofferingsinceFall2002.Lastyear,theFacultyaddedBSdegreeprograminComputerScience.ThestudentsselectedforadmissionatTUFareinvolvedinreallifeprojectsanddiscussionsessionsalongwithregularclassteachingsincetheFaculty is imbuedwiththemissiontoproduce business leaders of tomorrow, groomed enough to play an effective part byefficientlymanagingandrunningbusinessesandthusservingtheneedsofthesocietyasawhole.SaleemCampusoftheUniversityisefficientlymeetingeducationalrequirementsoffemales.ThehighlyqualifiedFacultyisofferingprogramsinBachelorofBusinessAdministration,andMaster of BusinessAdministrationwith specializations inHumanResourceManagement,MarketingandFinance.AminCampusoffersBBA,MBA,MBAExecutive,MScAccountingandFinanceandMSManagementaswellasthemostrecentlylaunchedBSCSdegreeprogramformalestudents.TheMBAExecutivehasauniqueaimtohelpprofessionalstoimprovetheirqualifications,skills,aswellasstatus.WiththeinitiationofMSManagement,FacultyhascometoplayaleadingroleinthefieldofbusinesseducationinFaisalabad.Inadditiontootherfacilities,theFacultyarrangesseriesofseminarstobroadenthementalhorizonofstudentsandtomakethemconversantwiththepracticalitiesofmanagementandbusinesslife.TheSchoolofManagementStudiesupdates itsprogramsinthelightofHigherEducationCommissionpoliciesinordertomeetthedemandsofhighereducationinthecountry.Forthis purpose, the Board of Studies, having renowned education experts as itsmembers,reviewscurriculaandcoursesfromtimetotimeinordertoensuretheconsistencyofourbusinesseducationprogramswiththelatestdevelopments.I feel proud thatmost of our graduates havebeen engaged in public andprivate sectorinstitutions.Someof themareworkingfor theirownenterpriseswhileothershavegoneabroadforhigherstudies.Ihopethesuccessstorycontinues.IwelcomenewstudentstoTheUniversityofFaisalabadandassurethemofqualityeducationandenhancedlearningatmosphere.


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Faculty of Management StudiesSchool of Management Studies

Dr Muhammad Iqbal Tahir Professor/DeanPhD(Finance)TheAustralianNationalUniversity

Dr M Aslam ChaudhryProfessorPhD(Economics)MichiganStateUniversityUSA

Dr Rauf A SheikhProfessorPhD(Management)InternationalIslamicUniversityIslamabad

Dr Zulfiqar AhmadAssociateProfessorPhDUSA

Mr Muhammad AshfaqProfessorMScStatistics,PUDiplomainStatisticalMethods,ISPC,USA

Mr Shahzad IqbalLecturerMPhilEconomicsPhDScholarUniversityofStrathclydeGlasgow,UK

Mr Muhammad Tayyeb RiazLecturerPhDScholarMSc(InternationalBusinessExpan-sionthroughInnovation)LinnaeusUniversity,Sweden

Mrs Nadia ShamimLecturerMBA(Marketing)

Ms Arusa KhalidLecturerMS(Management)

Mr Awad RaheelLecturerMBA(Banking&Finance)UniversityofBirminghamUK

Ms Asma Arshad LecturerMS(Finance)

Ms Sabahat NaseemLecturerMS(Mathematics)

Mr Noheed KhanLecturerMS(Finance)

Mr Muhammad Umair Latif Lecturer MCS

Muhammad Waseem BariLecturerMSManagementPhDScholar

Ms Iram BashirLecturerMS(Management)

Mr Muhammad Umar Latif LecturerMCS

Ms Saba SaleemLecturerMCom

Ms Noreen HayatLecturerMBAMarketing

Ms Sidra BanoLecturerMScEconomics

Ms Noreen Hayat LecturerMBA(Marketing)

Ms Samra Saeed LecturerMSc(Economics)

Ms Shazia BatoolLecturerMBA(HRM)

Ms Amina IqbalLecturerMScStatistics

Mr Muhammad Naeem ShahidLecturerMS(Management)PhDScholar

Ms Sadia Khalid LecturerMCom

Ms Huma ShaukatLecturerMScComputerSciences

Mr Sarmad EhsanLecturerMBA(Marketing)

Mr Muhammad Yasir Shafi LecturerMCS

Mr Haseeb Azam LecturerMCS



Programs Offered

The School of Management Studies is one of the oldest centre offering business education programs in Faisalabad. Our graduates are well placed in public and private organizations. The University authorities provide every facility for running business management programs quite effectively. With increasing momentum of the facilities, the business students have access to electronically accessible journals and books to appease their intellectual thirst. Fully equipped Computer Labs having internet connectivity are available for students along with the facility of printers and scanners.Social events are regularly conducted in and outside the Campus for developing creative abilities among the students. A job placement cell works for providing recruitment services that provide a link between students and the industry. A career development cell is working to guide the students for their future careers. The University publishes graduate directory and ensures their distribution to the prospective employers as well as to the graduates to continue to have social contracts with each other. Participation of our students in community services arranged by the University is a routine affair. The students have played a key role in Mass Marriages programs conducted once or twice a year, Blood donation society actively helps the needy patients in Madinah Teaching Hospital or else where and assist the needy staff and students of University. Character building and personal growth of students through lectures, seminars and social events are our pride. Industrial tours are quite common during the program of studies. The students meet executives from business and industry and learn a lot from their experience. The School of Management Studies organizes Entrepreneurship days in which the students prepare their business plans and display them.School of Management Studies offers the following degree programs in Amin Campus (for males) and Saleem Campus (for females) of The University of Faisalabad.• Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)• Master of Science in Accounting and Finance for Boys in Amin Campus only• Master of Business Administration(Regular & Executive)For BA/BSc/BCom graduates the duration is 7 semesters. For BBA (4years) or graduates completing 16 years education the duration will be 3 to 4 semesters. The graduates with 16 years professional degree are also eligible for admission in MBA 4 semesters• Master of Science (MS) in Management

Entrepreneurship Day at TUF


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School of Management StudiesProgram: Bachelor of Business Administration Short Title: BBADuration: 8 Semesters (4 Years)Credit Hours: 130Eligibility: Intermediate with minimum Second Division or its equivalent Location: Saleem Campus (females) and Amin Campus (males)

ObjectivesThe BBA program aims at developing student’s intellectual ability, executive personality and managerial skills through an appropriate blending of business and general education. The program assists the student in understanding and developing the unique leadership qualities required for successfully managing business functions, an organizational unit or an enterprise. The specific objectives of the program are to:• Produce up-to-date, assertive and effective executives

for business and other organizations• Prepare students for higher studies in business in

Pakistan as well as abroad.The BBA program caters to career dreams realization of the

bright young students who have completed twelve years of education and are eager for a career education in business or other professions. They come from various educational backgrounds-arts, science, commerce, engineering etc. The students are trained to achieve excellent academic record and strong motivation for achievement. The BBA degree gives its holder an edge in the job market by opening more opportunities. The program enables the graduates to fulfill responsibilities for management and personal development.



Bachelor of Business Administration


Semester II

Semester III

Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursENG-113 Freshman English-I 3 (3–0)

ARAB-111 Arabic –I 3 (3–0)

MIS-117 IT in Business 3 (3–0)

BUS-411 Introduction to Business 3 (3–0)

GEN-114 Islamic Studies 2 (2–0)

MATH-114 Business Mathematics 3 (3–0)

Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursENG-212 Freshman English-II 3 (3–0)

ARAB-211 Arabic -II 3 (3–0)

STAT-223 Business Statistics 3 (3–0)

MGT-122 Introduction to Management 3 (3–0)

ECO-126 Micro Economics 3 (3–0)

PS-116 Pakistan Studies 2 (2–0)

Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursENG-211 Oral Communication 3 (3–0)

FiN-224 Business Finance 3 (3–0)

ECO-216 Macro Economics 3 (3–0)

ACT-121 Financial Accounting-I 3 (3–0)

MGT-213 Introduction to HRM 3 (3–0)

SS-214 Sociology /Psychology 3 (3–0)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursBUS-126 Business Communication 3(3-0)

MKT-221 Principles of Marketing 3 (3–0)

STAT-224 Statistical Inference 3 (3–0)

ACT-222 Financial Accounting-II 3 (3–0)

ECO-223 Pakistan Economy 3 (3–0)

MIS-235 Management Information System 3 (3–0)

Credit Hours : 18


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Semester V

Semester VI

Semester VII

Semester VIII

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursACT-231 Cost Accounting 3 (3–0)

MKT-471 Marketing Management 3 (3–0)

FIN-241 Financial Management 3 (3–0)

LAW-246 Business Law 3 (3–0)

Specialization-I 3 (3–0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMGT-415 Organizational Behaviour 3 (3–0)

MKT-440 Consumer Behaviour 3 (3–0)

ECO-420 Managerial Economics 3 (3–0)

MGT-361 Small and Medium Enterprise Management 3 (3–0)

Specialization-II 3 (3–0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMGT-411 Business Research & Report Writing 3(3-0)

MGT-413 Operations Management 3(3-0)

MGT-474 Entrepreneurship 3(3-0)

FIN-123 Introduction to Islamic Banking & Finance 3(3-0)

Specialization-III 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMGT-424 Project 6(0-6)

MGT-421 Business Policy 3(3-0)

MGT-422 International Business Management 3(3-0)

Specialization-IV 3(3-0)




Course Code Course Title Credit HoursHRM-422 Performance Management System 3

HRM-424 Career Development 3

HRM-425 Recruitment and Selection 3

HRM-470 Employee Relation and Description 3

HRM-421 Human Resource Development 3

HRM-427 Compensation Management 3

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMKT-433 Advertising 3

MKT-431 Export Marketing 3

MKT-440 Consumer Behavior 3

MKT-450 Supply Chain Management 3

MKT-430 International Marketing 3

MKT-461 Services Marketing 3

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursFIN-443 International Finance 3

FIN-442 Financial Markets and Institutions 3

FIN-444 Analysis of Financial Statement 3

FIN-445 Corporate Finance 3

FIN-448 Investment and Portfolio Management 3

FIN-447 Risk Management 3

Elective Courses for BBA 8 Semesters:HRM Specialization

Marketing Specialization

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School of Management StudiesProgram: Master of Science in Accounting and Finance Short Title: MSc (AF) Duration: 4 Semesters (2 Years)Credit Hours: 75Eligibility: Candidates who successfully completed 14 years of education given as under:- Graduation either in Commerce or Business Administration BSc/BA either in Mathematics, Statistics or Economics Location: Amin Campus (males)

Program Structure:MSc in Accounting and Finance is a 2 years (4 semesters) professional degree program designed to provide specialized training in accounting and finance. This program is suitable for those wishing to enhance their prospects to rise in their careers in financial reporting, taxation, management accounting, corporate law, cooperate finance, investment and risk management and managerial interpersonal & negotiation skills. One of the very significant features of this program is purpose based and regularly mentioned internships which give students an in-depth knowledge about the real time application of theoretical concepts alongwith immense exposure of Business Environment and practices. Objectives: The program aims at • Strong foundation in accounting and finance

• Developing capability to concentrate in the major field of interest

• Promoting innovative skills to handle independent projects

• Widening intellectual horizon further in the area of specialization

• Detailed preparation and training for ACCA qualification as this syllabus covers more than 60% papers of ACCA

• Detailed preparation and training for CFA Level I qualification, the syllabus is designed to progressively broaden and deepen eh knowledge, skills and professional values as per the requirement of CFA level I. the syllabus completely covers all modules of CFA Level I

• Covering II papers out of 20 papers for CA program • Comprehensive preparation of 13 papers out of 21

papers for CMA program• Complete coverage of PIPFA program



Master of Science in Accounting and Finance


Semester II

Summer

Semester III

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursACT-110 Financial Accounting Fundamentals 3(3-0)

BUS-111 Principles of Business and Trade in Islam 3(3-0)

ECO-114 Principles of Economics 3(3-0)

MGT-124 Principles of Management 3(3-0)

BUS-113 Business Communication and Report Writing 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursACT-120 Intermediate Financial Accounting 3(3-0)

ACT-121 Management Accounting Fundamentals 3(3-0)

FIN-241 Financial Management 3(3-0)

STAT-124 Quantitative Techniques 3(3-0)

MKT-125 Principles of Marketing 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursLAW-127 Business and Corporate Law 3(3-0)

MGT-415 Organizational Behaviour 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 6

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursACT-210 Advance Financial Accounting 3(3-0)

ACT-211 Strategic Management Accounting 3(3-0)

TAX-212 Taxation 3(3-0)

FIN-213 Strategic Financial Management 3(3-0)

FIN-214 Principles of Islamic Finance 3(3-0)

MGT-354 Business Research Methods 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 18


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Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursINT-480 Internship 6(0-6)


Course Code Course Title Credit HoursFIN-221 Financial Reporting 3(3-0)TAX-222 Advance Taxation 3(3-0)

FIN-223 Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management 3(3-0)

FIN-224 Fixed Income and Derivative Analysis 3(3-0)

BUS-225 Business Strategy and Policy 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 15



School of Management StudiesProgram: Master of Business Administration Short Title: MBA (Regular)Duration: 7 Semesters (3.5 Years)Credit Hours: 96Eligibility: BSc/BA/BCom with at least second division or equivalentLocation: Saleem Campus (females) and Amin Campus (males)

For candidates seeking admission in MBA after completing BBA (4 years) the duration is 3 semesters, with 36 credit hours during last 3 semesters as given in scheme of studies

Objectives:The objectives of the MBA program are to develop the student’s • Technical and functional skills in such areas as

accounting, finance, marketing, production-operations and human resource

• Analytical decision making skills so that the students can identify and diagnose problems, formulate alternative solutions

• Ability to successfully communicate and interact with diverse individuals, the ability to provide leadership and to function as an entity in a competitive environment

• Inclination to innovate indigenous systems and management practices.

Career Opportunities:The Master of Business Administration (MBA) program is designed to meet the challenge of fulfilling the needs of the society.The program provides a strong general background in

management theory and practice alongwith a variety of other subjects e.g. finance, accounting, marketing, economics and statistics that can be integrated with technical and professional skills. The program meets the needs of a diverse group of students from business, commerce, social science, arts, humanities and other fields. Business and industrial sector is tremendously influenced by frequent changes in environmental, social, ecological, and economic forces. Keeping in view these challenges our MBA program will prepare the students for assuming responsibilities of management suiting to the situations.Internship of 6-8 weeks duration is compulsory for each student. This may be completed during summer session after sixth semester or at the end of the course work. It carries 6 credit hours. All students are instructed to submit an internship report along with a certificate from the Manager or person incharge under whose supervision the internship was carried out.


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Master of Business Administration (MBA)Scheme of Studies

Semester I

Semester II

Semester III

Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMKT-125 Principles of Marketing 3(3-0)

ACT-121 Financial Accounting -I 3(3-0)

ECO-124 Principles of Economics 3(3-0)

MKT-124 Principles of Management 3(3-0)

STAT-221 Quantitative Decision Making 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursACT-121 Financial Accounting -II 3(3-0)

HRM-234 Human Resource Management 3(3-0)

MIS-117 IT in Business 3(3-0)

ECO-128 Business Economics 3(3-0)

FIN-224 Business Finance 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursLAW-246 Business & Corporate Law 3(3-0)

ACT-233 Cost & Management Accounting 3(3-0)

BUS-126 Business Communication 3(3-0)


BUS-422 Global/International Business and World Trade 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMGT-423 Entrepreneurship 3(3-0)

ISB-412 Islamic Financial System 3(3-0)

MKT-471 Marketing Management 3(3-0)


MGT-441 Operation Management 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 15



Semester V

Semester VI

Semester VII

Elective Courses for MBAHRM Specialization

Marketing Specialization

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMGT-424 Leadership & Organizational Behavior 3(3-0)

FIN-415 Strategic Finance 3(3-0)

FIN-411 Corporate Governance 3(3-0)

Elective-I 3(3-0)

Elective-II 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMGT-422 Strategic Management 3(3-0)

MSB-513 Strategic Marketing 3(3-0)

FIN-444 Financial Reporting Analysis 3(3-0)

Elective-III 3(3-0)

Elective-IV 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursINT-480 Internship 6


Course Code Course Title Credit HoursHRM-478 Training & Development 3(3-0)

HRM-422 Performance Management System 3(3-0)

HRM-424 Career Development 3(3-0)

HRM-425 Recruitment and Selection 3(3-0)

HRM-427 Compensation Management 3(3-0)

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMKT-432 Integrated Marketing Communication 3(3-0)

MKT-435 Brand Management 3(3-0)

MKT-431 Export Marketing 3(3-0)

MKT-440 Consumer Behaviour 3(3-0)

MKT-451 Sales Management 3(3-0)


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Finance Specialization

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursFIN-442 Financial Markets and Institutions 3(3-0)

FIN-443 International Finance 3(3-0)

FIN-445 Corporate Finance 3(3-0)

FIN-448 Investment & Portfolio Management 3(3-0)

FIN-447 Risk Management 3(3-0)



School of Management StudiesProgram: Master of Business Administration (Executive) / Master of Business Administration after 16 years of professional education Short Title: MBA (Executive)Duration: 4 Semesters (2 Years)Credit Hours: 72Eligibility: Bachelor Degree with minimum second division or CGPA= 2.5 out of 4. Four years work experience after graduation. For Master of Business Administration after 16 years of professional education or Master degree in non-business education of 16 years Location: Amin Campus (males)

Objectives:MBA Executive is offered for in-service people in order to further amplify their careers in their current jobs or to get the better job on the basis of newly acquired skills. The candidate with professional degree & Master degree in subjects like economics, statistics and sociology can take admission in MBA for 2 years.School of Management Studies is looking for those applicants who have prior knowledge about the program and are also clear about what they aspire from it. MBA program has been tailored to the requirements of the Pakistani business and is fully cognizant of the globalization. The program is aimed at developing the future business leaders ready to occupy challenging managerial positions in the leading multinational and national organizations in Pakistan and abroad. The program will nurture entrepreneurial abilities and skills of the aspiring ones who even want to start their own ventures, enabling them to recognize new opportunities and create new successful ventures or grow, build and revolutionize their existing jobs or family-owned businesses.

The candidates with professional degrees in agriculture, medicine and pharmacy etc can take admission in this program to utilize their previous knowledge for adaptation of business or management as career in future life. Career Opportunities:Even within existing Company and in the current job, one can notice the difference in the career prospects of a pre-MBA and post-MBA. With an MBA degree under their belt, employees have a whole new world open up to them and are elevated to managerial positions on the strength of their additional abilities and knowledge gained through the MBA program. If anyone is looking for a change in careers, this MBA degree will provide manifold opportunities in the fields of Marketing, Finance, Public Sector Management and Personal Businesses.The University of Faisalabad offers it in evening classes. Due to professional engagement of the students, the program has been made unique in a way that the class work is more extensive and focuses on case studies and problem solving activities.


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Master of Business Administration (Executive)Scheme of Studies

Semester I

Semester II

Semester III

Semester IV

Semester V

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMGT-124 Principles of Management 3(3-0)

MKT-125 Principles of Marketing 3(3-0)

BUS-126 Business Communication 3(3-0)

ACT-122 Financial Accounting 3(3-0)

STAT-221 Quantitative Decision Making 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMIS-235 Management Information System 3(3-0)


ECO-420 Managerial Economics 3(3-0)



Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMKT-471 Marketing Management 3(3-0)

FIN-411 Corporate Governance 3(3-0)

HRM-428 Organizational Theory and Design 3(3-0)

MGT-441 Operation Management 3(3-0)

ACT-233 Cost and Management Accounting 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMGT-440 Leadership 3(3-0)

MGT-473 International Business and World Trade 3(3-0)

MGT-450 Project Management 3(3-0)

HRM-478 Training and Development 3(3-0)

--- Elective -I 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMKT-451 Sales Management 3(3-0)

--- Elective-II 3(3-0)

PRO-480 Project 6(0-6)




Elective Courses Marketing

Human Resource Management

Finance

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMKT-430 International Marketing 3(3-0)

MKT-435 Brand Management 3(3-0)

MKT-432 Integrated Marketing Communication 3(3-0)

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursHRM-422 Performance Management System 3(3-0)

HRM-427 Compensation Management 3(3-0)

HRM-425 Recruitment and Selection 3(3-0)

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursFIN-444 Analysis of Financial Statement 3(3-0)

FIN-445 Corporate Finance 3(3-0)

FIN-447 Risk Management 3(3-0)

FIN-448 Investment & Portfolio Management 3(3-0)


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School of Management StudiesProgram: Master of Science in Management/ MBA after BBA (8 semesters) Short Title: MS Management/MBADuration: 1.5 Years (3 semesters)Credit Hours: 30 (24 credit hours of course work and 6 credit hours of research thesis) for MS and 24 credit hours of course work and project of 6 credit hours for MBA Eligibility: BBA 4 Years with Minimum CGPA=2.5 out of 4 or MBA/MCom or Equivalent (2 Years) with minimum CGPA=2.5 out of 4. The candidate will have to qualify University Entry Test securing atleast 50% scoreLocation: Saleem Campus (females) and Amin Campus (males)

Objectives:

The objective of the program is to provide a distinctive, inter-disciplinary and integrative educational Program for individuals seeking to consolidate their managerial achievements and prepare for a career in senior management.The program will also be of great value for those who wish to pursue PhD and choose their career as educationists and researchers.



MS Management/MBA after completion of BBA (8 Semesters)

Subject Code When offered in MS

Subject Code When offered in

MBA

Course Title Credit Hours

MSB-524 FIN-524 Strategic Financial Management 3(3-0)

MSB-513 MKT-513 Strategic Marketing Management 3(3-0)

MGT-472 MGT-472 Strategic Management 3(3-0)

MSB-515 BRM-515 Advance Research Methodology 3(3-0)

MSB-532 MGT-532 Corporate Governance 3(3-0)

MSB-533 MGT-533 Knowledge Management 3(3-0)

MSB-514 MGT-514 Management Theories 3(3-0)

MSB-534 MGT-534 Management of Innovation 3(3-0)

MSB-535 MGT-535 Diversity Management 3(3-0)

MSB-536 MKT-536 Event Management 3(3-0)

MSB-537 MKT-537 Entrepreneurial Innovation 3(3-0)

MSB-525 MKT-525 Emerging Markets 3(3-0)

MSB-516 MKT-516 International Marketing for SMEs 3(3-0)

MSB-517 MKT-517 Marketing Networking 3(3-0)

MSB-528 FIN-528 Global Equity Investment 3(3-0)

MSB-518 FIN-518 Emerging Issues in Financial Markets and Institutions 3(3-0)

MSB-527 FIN-527 Credit Risk Analysis 3(3-0)

MSB-540 PRO-840 Dissertation / Project Report 6(0-6)

MS Management students will have to complete at least 24 credit hours of coursework from the following courses, to be notified by Head of School. In addition to this it will be compulsory to write research thesis of 6 credit hours and defend it successfully.The completion of thesis of 6 credit hours will not be compulsory for MBA students taking admission after completion of BBA (8 semesters). In lieu of thesis they will have to complete a project of 6 credit hours.


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School of Computational SciencesProgram: Bachelor of Science (Computer Science) and Bachelor of Science (Information Technology) Short Title: BS (CS) and BS (IT)Duration: 8 Semesters (4 Years)Credit Hours: 133Eligibility: Intermediate, A Level or equivalent with minimum second division. Candidates having no mathematics background in Intermediate or equivalent examination will have to study a deficiency course of 3 credit hours in first semester. This will not be counted in degree requirement. Location: Saleem Campus (females) & Amin Campus (males)

Introduction:The programs focus on software developments, networking and designing and provides the students with in depth technical skills and hands-on approach and practice to enable them to start their career with confidence. This four years degree programs provide the students with extensive knowledge on business applications and are designed to equip them with necessary latest technical skills to meet the requirements in the businesses. The students will combine their academic study with practical work in well-equipped and specious laboratories, often working in groups to develop teamwork and communication skills. Objectives:• To prepare the students to achieve proficiency in

software development, problem analysis, software design and the use of programming languages and tools.

• Aims to provide the students with Substantial knowledge of a broad range of problem-solving techniques which includes Algorithms and design techniques.

• To demonstrate understanding of the core areas of algorithms, theory of computation, operating systems,

linguistics of programming languages and architecture. • To enable the students to apply concepts of discrete

and continuous mathematics, as these are applied to the domain of computer science and Information Technology.

• To Develop strong communication skills with due emphasis on the tools of effective writing.

Career Opportunities: The graduates will be equipped with a broad understanding of business practice and a huge range of personal skills that will surly enable them to achieve the desired goals.The graduates will be prepared to join professional positions in information technology centred organizations, in the corporate sector, industry, government and other professional arenas. The graduates will have opportunities to start the professional career as Computer Scientist, Systems Analyst, Quality Assurance Specialist, Database Programmer/Designer, Applications Developer, Systems and Software Engineer, Software Developer, Information Security Specialist, Multimedia Specialist/Programmer and Computer Animation Experts.



Bachelor of Science (Computer Science)


Semester II

Semester III

Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCS-102 Introduction to Computing 4(3-1)

CS-113 Programming Fundamentals 4(3-1)

Algebra and Trigonometry (Def ) (Def )HS-114 Islamic Studies/Ethical Behavior 2(2-0)


Credit Hours : 13/16

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCS-121 Discrete Structure 3(3-0)

MATH-113 Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3(3-0)

CS-123 Object Oriented Programming 3(2-1)

TE-124 Data Communication and Networks 3(2-1)



Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCS-211 Visual Programming 3(2-1)

HU-212 Technical Report Writing & Presentation 3(3-0)

PH-213 Electromagnetism 3(2-1)

MATH-214 Linear Algebra 3(3-0)

EE-215 Data Structures and Algorithms 3(2-1)

MG-216 Financial Accounting 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursEE- 221 Digital Logic Design 3(2-1)

CE-222 Software Engineering 3(3-0)

CS-223 Web Engineering 3(2-1)

MATH-122 Differential Equations 3(3-0)

CS-225 Operating Systems 4(3-1)

STAT-311 Probability & Statistics 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 19


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Semester V

Semester VI

Semester VII

Semester VIII

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursMATH-224 Multivariable Calculus 3(3-0)

CS-312 Computer Organization and Assembly Language 3(2-1)

MS-313 Numerical Computing 3(3-0)

CS-314 Introduction to Database Systems 4(3-1)

CS-315 Distributed Computing 3(3-0)

CS-316 Computer Graphics 3(2-1)

Credit Hours : 19

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCS-321 Human Computer Interaction 3(2-1)

HU-322 Professional Ethics 2(2-0)

CS-323 Distributed Database Systems 3(2-1)

CS-324 Digital Signal Processing 3(3-0)

CS-325 Artificial Intelligence 3(2-1)

CS-326 Compiler Construction 3(2-1)

Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCS-411 Digital Image Processing 3(3-0)

CS-412 Telecommunication Systems 3(3-0)

MG-413 Entrepreneurship 3(3-0)

CS-414 Wireless Networks 3(3-0)

HU-415 Economics 3(3-0)


Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCS-421 Data and Network Securities 3(2-1)

CS-422 Data Warehousing and Data Mining 3(3-0)

CS-423 Software Design Project 6(0-6)

Credit Hours : 12 Total Credit Hours 133



Bachelor of Science (Information Technology)


Semester II

Semester III

Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursIT-111 Introduction to Information & Communication Technology 4(3-1)

CS-113 Programming Fundamentals 4(3-1)

Algebra and Trigonometry (Def ) (Def )HS-114 Islamic Studies/Ethical Behavior 2(2-0)


Credit Hours : 13/16

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCS-121 Discrete Structure 3(3-0)

MATH-113 Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3(3-0)

CS-123 Object Oriented Programming 3(2-1)

TE-124 Data Communication and Networks 3(2-1)



Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCS-211 Visual Programming 3(2-1)

HU-212 Technical Report Writing & Presentation 3(3-0)

PH-213 Electromagnetism 3(2-1)

MATH-214 Linear Algebra 3(3-0)

EE-215 Data Structure and Algorithm 3(2-1)

MG-216 Financial Accounting 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursEE- 221 Digital Logic Design 3(2-1)

CE-222 Software Engineering 3(3-0)

CS-223 Web Engineering 3(2-1)

IT-224 Organizational Behavior 3(3-0)

CS-225 Operating Systems 4(3-1)

IT-122 Essential of Information Technology 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 19


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Semester V

Semester VI

Semester VII

Semester VIII

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursSTAT-311 Probability & Statistics 3(3-0)

CS-312 Computer Organization and Assembly Language 3(2-1)

IT-313 Technology Management 3(3-0)

CS-314 Introduction to Database Systems 4(3-1)

CS-315 Distributed Computing 3(3-0)

IT-316 Multimedia Systems and Design 3(2-1)

Credit Hours : 19

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCS-321 Human Computer Interaction 3(2-1)

HU-322 Professional Ethics 2(2-0)

CS-323 Distributed Database Systems 3(2-1)

IT-324 Communication System Design 3(3-0)

CS-325 Artificial Intelligence 3(2-1)

CS-326 Compiler Construction 3(2-1)

Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursIT-411 System Integration and Architecture 3(3-0)

CS-412 Telecommunication Systems 3(3-0)

MG-413 Entrepreneurship 3(3-0)

CS-414 Wireless Networks 3(3-0)

HU-415 Economics 3(3-0)


Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursCS-421 Data and Network Securities 3(2-1)

CS-422 Data Ware Housing and Data Mining 3(3-0)

CS-423 Software Design Project 6(0-6)

Credit Hours : 12 Total Credit Hours 133



Degree Programs• BS Islamic Sciences (BSIS)• MA Islamic Sciences (MAI)• MPhil Islamic Sciences (MPI)



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Faculty of Arts & Social SciencesDean’s Message

Prof Dr Zuhoor Ahmad Azhar

TheworldofIslam,ingeneralandPakistaninparticular,isconfrontedwithmanyproblemsandchallenges,thesolutionofwhichliesonlyinfollowingtheteachingsofIslaminletterandspirit.ThecurriculumofIslamicSciences,therefore,hasbeendesignedtoacquaintthestudentswith asmuch Islamic knowledgeas canenable them to copewith the situationforwhichtheymusthavecommandoverbasicsourcesof IslamandshouldalsohavefullknowledgeofthehistoryofPakistanMovement.Arabic being the oldest and the most scientific living language of the world and themediumofcommunicationofHolyProphet(SAW)andlanguageoftheHolyQur’anhasitsownweight and importance among the international languages. Therefore a reasonablenumberofcoursesofArabiclanguagehavebeenincludedinBSIslamicSciencesforbetterunderstandingoftheconceptsanddetailsrequired.HopefullythestudentswillhavegoodcommandoverthelanguagebeforetheygraduatefromtheUniversity.

TheUniversityofFaisalabad,SchoolofArabicandIslamicScienceshaslaunchedBSinIslamicSciences,MAandMPhilprogrammesinIslamicSciences.ShortcoursesconcerningFunctionalArabic, Business Arabic, Fehm-e-Qur’an & Hadith, Functional English and Computer havebeeninitiatedbyArabicandIslamicSciencesDepartment.ThecomprehensivestudyofthesecourseswillhelpthestudentstobecomethemostsuitableandusefulcitizensoftheMuslimSociety.MayAlmightyAllahguideandhelpusallinachievingthegoal(Aameen).




Dr Zuhoor Ahmad AzharProfessor/DeanPhD Arabic

Dr Shahzad Ahmad Professor PhD Islamic Learning

Dr Shahid Ahmad NooraniAssociate ProfessorPhD Arabic

Syed Abdul Rahman Bukhari ProfessorLLM, International Islamic UniversityMA Arabic & Islamic Studies

Dr Naheed Kousar Assistant Professor PhD Islamic Studies

Mr Ghulam Haider ChishtiProfessorMA Arabic

Malik Muhammad Aslam ProfessorMAEnglish

Ms Riffat Naz Lecturer M Phil Islamic Studies

Ms Uzma Shahzadi LecturerMA Islamic Studies

Ms Katsiaryna Hurbik Assistant Professor MA English Grondo State University , Poland

Ms Alia ParveenLecturerMAEnglish

Ms Sadia Rashid LecturerMPhil(Linguistics)

Ms Humaira Hanif LecturerMAEnglish

Ms Saira Jaffery LecturerMAEnglish

Ms Zubia Aslam LecturerMAEnglish

Mr Shakil AhmadLecturerMCS

Ms Samra Saeed LecturerMSc(Economics)

Ms Saria JabeenLecturerMSc(Economics)

Ms Sidra Bano LecturerMSc(Economics)

Mr Sikandar Sultan LecturerMCS

Mr M Abu BackerLecturerMCS


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School of Arabic & Islamic StudiesProgram: BS Islamic SciencesShort Tile: BS ISDuration: 8 Semesters (4 Years)Credit Hours: 134Eligibility: Intermediate with minimum second divisionLocation: Saleem Campus (females), Amin Campus (males)

Program Description: The University of Faisalabad is offering this program which is designed in accordance with international standards of education. The course integrates modern professional skills with core Islamic sciences and social disciplines. The program focuses on producing graduates with balanced personality required for the bright future of the modern Islamic society. In this programme the students will gain in-depth knowledge of Islamic Sciences alongwith future vision about latest trends and theories in the fields of their specialization. To develop motivation among students, the quality of their participation in the learning process shall be enhanced through mutual discussions, creative thinking, research seminars and extension lectures. On completion of the programme the graduates will have profound capabilities to serve the nation in true spirit of Islam.

Objectives:BS Islamic Sciences is a program developed for the future requirements of global Islamic society. It aims at preparing graduate equipped with leadership qualities and professional expertise besides excellence in Islamic Sciences. On successful completion of this course The University of Faisalabad aspires its graduates to have emerged as capable of rendering scholarly contribution towards development of new socio-economic horizon in the community. The academic achievement of BS Islamic Sciences program has been envisaged in its principal goals & objectives determined as under: • To evolve a strong mechanism for producing generation

of scholars committed to play a vital role in the enhancement of if Islamic culture and civilization

• To produce visionary, creative and sound professionals applying their knowledge effectively and efficiently

• To ensure regular academic environment in each



discipline in order to meet the higher standards of education

• To develop scholastic attitude & collective struggle among graduates for understanding research based on real quest of knowledge and true spirit of Islamic civilization

• To create a favourable environment for prosperity, development, character building and professional excellence.

• To create awareness and motivation among masses through our graduates for adopting life styles based on universal principle of justice, fraternity and brotherhood

Career Prospects:The BS Islamic Sciences program aims at producing graduates with job creating abilities through discovering new fields of operation as well as developing new strategies of work. Equipped with the abilities to use modern techniques and skills, they will become eligible for tremendous job opportunities in both public & private sectors particularly in the following areas:• Human Resource Development through teaching,

character building• Banking sector, particularly Islamic Banking operations

• Excellent career in research and development • A broad spectrum of socio religious community services

especially those of civil society organizations (NGO’s)• Consultancy and Advisory services rendered to the

public and private organizations• A vast scope of socio-commercial management


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BS (Islamic Sciences)


Semester II

Semester III

Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursIS-111 Tajweed-ul-Qur’an 3(3-0)

IS-112 Introduction of Topics of Holy Qur’an 3(3-0)

ECO-113 Economics 3(3-0)

ENG-114 English –I 3(3-0)

ARAB-115 Arabic Language –I 3(3-0)

PS-116 Pakistan Studies 2(2-0)Credit Hours : 17

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursIS-121 Uloom-ul-Qur’an 3(3-0)

IS-122 Fundamentals of Islamic Faith 3(3-0)

IS-123 Fiqh Al-Qur’an 3(3-0)

IS-124 Textual Study of Al-Quran –I 3(3-0)

ENG-125 English –II 3(3-0)

ARAB-126 Arabic Language -II 3(3-0)Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursIS-211 Muslim Political Thought 3(3-0)

IS-212 Seerat-un-Nabi (S A W) 3(3-0)

IS-213 Textual Study of Al-Hadith-I 3(3-0)

ARAB-214 Arabic Literature 3(3-0)

MA-215 Mathematics 3(3-0)

ENG-206 English-III 3(3-0)Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursIS-221 Textual Study of Al-Quran – II 3(3-0)

IS-222 Fiqh-ul-Usrah Wal Mawaris 3(3-0)

IS-223 History of Muslims in Sub-continent 3(3-0)

IS-224 Textual Study of Al-Hadith –II 3(3-0)

ENG-104 Communication Skills 3(3-0)

STAT-316 Statistics 3(3-0)Credit Hours : 18



Semester V

Semester VI

Semester VII

Semester VIII

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursSS-311 Islamic Ethics 3(3-0)

IS-312 Maqasid-e-Shariah 3(3-0)

COMN-313 Mass Communication 3(3-0)

IS-325 Islamic Economic System 3(3-0)

CS-102 Introduction to Computing 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursIS-321 Islamic Tasawwuf 3(3-0)

IS-322 History and Compilation of Hadith 3(3-0)

IS-323 History of Islamic Culture and Civilization 3(3-0)

IS-324 Islamic Financial Institutions 3(3-0)

SS-315 Sociology 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursIS-411 Comparative Study of Religions 3(3-0)

IS-412 Research Methodology in Islamic Studies 3(3-0)

IS-413 Ahkam-ul-Qur’an 3(3-0)

IS-414 Modern Muslim World 3(3-0)

IS-415 Psychology 3(3-0)

IS-416 Islamic Legal System 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursIS-421 Fiqh ul Sunnah 3(3-0)

IS-422 Muslim’s Contribution in Development of Civilization 3(3-0)

IS-423 Da’wat-o-Irshad 3(3-0)

IS-425 Thesis 6(0-6)



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School of Arabic & Islamic StudiesProgram: MA Islamic Sciences Short Tile: MAIDuration: 4 Semesters (2 Years)Credit Hours: 72Eligibility: BA degree with Islamic Studies or Arabic as elective subject with minimum second divisionLocation: Saleem Campus (females) & Amin Campus (males)

Ms Zia Batool, Director General Quality Assurance HEC, presiding Mehfil e Mushaera on “Manaqab e Ehle Baet” at Saleem Campus, TUF



MA Islamic Sciences Scheme of Studies

Semester I

Semester II

Semester III

Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursISL-511 Al-Qur’an- I 3(3-0)

ISL-512 Al-Hadith-I 3(3-0)

ISL-513 Arabic Language & Literature-I 3(3-0)

ISL-514 Seerat-un-Nabi 3(3-0)

ISL-515 Dawat-o-Irshad-I 3(3-0)

ISL-516 Introduction to Computers 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursISL-521 Al-Qur’an-II 3(3-0)

ISL-522 Al-Hadith-II 3(3-0)

ISL-523 Arabic Language & Literature-II 3(3-0)

ISL-524 Islamic History 3(3-0)

ISL-525 Dawat-o-Irshad-II 3(3-0)

ISL-526 Communication Skills 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursISL-611 Muslim Political Thought 3(3-0)

ISL-612 Seerat-un-Nabi (S A W) 3(3-0)

ISL-613 Textual Study of Al-Hadith-I 3(3-0)

ISL-614 Arabic Literature 3(3-0)

ISL-615 Mathematics 3(3-0)

ISL-616 English-III 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursISL-621 Textual Study of Al-Quran – II 3(3-0)

ISL-622 Fiqh-ul-Usrah Wal Mawaris 3(3-0)

ISL-623 History of Muslims in Sub-continent 3(3-0)

ISL-624 Textual Study of Al-Hadith –II 3(3-0)

ISL-625 Communication Skills 3(3-0)

ISL-626 Statistics 3(3-0)

ISL-627 ThesisCredit Hours : 18

Total Credit Hours: 72

Note: A student is allowed to opt for thesis in lieu of ISL-624 and ISL-625 with the approval of Dean on the recommendation of Head of School.


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School of Arabic & Islamic StudiesProgram: MPhil Islamic Sciences Short Tile: MPIDuration: 4 Semesters (2 Years)Credit Hours: 36Eligibility: MA in Islamic Sciences from a recognized University (Minimum 2nd Division) or MA in Arabic from a recognized University (Minimum 2nd Division) Al-Shahadat-ul-Aalamia from any recognized Tanzeem or Wifaq with B.A from a recognized university (Minimum 2nd Division)Location: Saleem Campus (females) & Amin Campus (males)



MPhil Islamic Sciences


Semester II

Semester III & IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursISL-711 Uloom-ul-Quran 3(3-0)

ISL-712 Principles of Research 3(3-0)

ISL-713 Arabic Language and Literature 3(3-0)

ISL-714 Proficiency in English Language 3(3-0)

ISL-715 Research Project /Seminar-1 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursISL-721 Al-Hadith 3(3-0)

ISL-722 Al-Fiqh 3(3-0)

ISL-723 Islamic Mysticism & Islamic Social system 3(3-0)

ISL-724 Ideological & Practical Problems of Islamic World 3(3-0)

ISL-725 Research Project /Seminar-II 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursISL-730 Thesis Writing 6

Credit Hours : 6Total Credit Hours : 36


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• MA Islamic Sciences (MA IS)• Master of Arts in Economics (MA Economics)• Master of Arts in English (MA English)

Distance Learning EducationThe University is committed to provide all types of assistance to the candidates taking admissions under the distance learning program including support of administration, staff and all the infrastructure required for conducting various programs. The courses and syllabi of various degree programs will be the same as approved by NCRC, HEC, to achieve the desired outcomes. Moreover, relevant text books/ e-books and other teaching material will be made available for use by students at the start of semester. The students will have access to academic support, library Services, course registration and all other services.

Degree ProgramsThe degree programs under Distance Learning have been designed after getting approval from HEC. The objective is to enable large number of candidates who reside in remote areas or are in regular service, to enhance their educational qualifications without much disturbance to them through an outreach program of education.

The University of Faisalabad is starting DLE programs in the following disciplines:• MA Islamic Sciences with duration of 2-3 years (4-6 semesters) • MA Economics with duration of 2 years (4 semesters) after BA/BSc• MA English Literature with duration of 2 years (4 semesters) after BA/BSc

It should be noted that the duration of the above program as well as degree requirements for course work will be same as for regular programs. Admissions will be made once a year.

Methods of InstructionsThe outline of courses alongwith reading materials e.g. e-books, e-lectures, assignments will be provided to the students online. The students will spend most of their time studying at home station by following instructions from their teachers or using e-lectures and other material sent to them. However, they will have face to face contact with subject teacher, once a week as time table issued by the respective Head of School. The Faculty member/Teacher will give at-least 2 assignments in each course, taught by him/her.

Attendance Requirement The attendance of students will be considered keeping in view the submission of assignments, discussions with teachers, other contacts and attendance in weekly lectures/workshops.

ExaminationsFinal Examinations will be conducted on the Campus as per notified program. There will be no mid test. If a candidate misses a paper in Final Examinations for any reason, he/she will be considered “Fail” in that paper. The distribution of marks for each course will be as under:Sessional Work (assignments, quizzes, class participation, presentations) 30%Final Examination 70%Total 100%To qualify an examination, the students must obtain at-least 30% marks in each part and 50% in overall evaluation.

Fee DepositThe students can deposit enrollment or other fee alongwith Admission/Enrollment Forms in the branch of Habib Metropolitan Bank in the University. This will save not only their travelling time & cost but also the risk that the documents or cash get miss on the way to the University.

Distance Education



Grading System The grading system for distance learning students will be same as for regular students. Percentage marks in each course are converted into grade points/grades. The grade point average (GPA) is calculated for each semester. Cummulative grade point average (CGPA) is calculated for evaluation in second, third and fourth semesters. A minimum CGPA of 2.5 out of 4 is required for successful completion of Master’s degree.

Support Services for Distance LearningStudents will be provided program material, which would be easily understandable and to the point. The students will be informed in advance about program completion requirements, nature of learning experience, faculty responsibilities and quality of faculty. • Library staff will provide material from the library and also assist the students in borrowing books. • Admission and registration offices will be readily accessible to Distance Learning Students through University Website.

Students can register by visiting the Registrar and Accounts offices personally or online. Access to course schedule and grades, as well as details about tuition fee and other payments will be available online.

• Admission requirement, coverage of courses, examinations and evaluation standards will be same for Distance Learning students as are for regular students of the University.

• Instructor and course coordinator will be responsible for delivering instructional materials, online lectures, etc and evaluation.


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Semester I

Semester II

Semester III

Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursECO-551 Microeconomics Theory-I 3(3-0)

ECO-553 Macroeconomics Theory-I 3(3-0)

ECO-555 Mathematical Economics-I 3(3-0)

ECO-557 Descriptive and Inferential Statistics 3(3-0)

ECO-559 Applications 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursECO-552 Microeconomics Theory-II 3(3-0)

ECO-554 Macroeconomics Theory-II 3(3-0)

ECO-556 Mathematical Economics-II 3(3-0)

ECO-558 Agriculture Economics 3(3-0)

ECO-560 Public Finance 3(3-0)

ECO-562 Monetary Economics 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursECO-651 Islamic Economics 3(3-0)

ECO-653 Econometrics-I 3(3-0)

ECO-655 Major Issues in Pakistan Economy 3(3-0)

ECO-657 Research Methods in Economics 3(3-0)

ECO-659 International Trade 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 15

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursECO-652 Development Economics 3(3-0)

ECO-654 International Finance 3(3-0)

ECO-656 Econometrics-II 3(3-0)

ECO-658 Human Resources Development 3(3-0)

ECO-660 Population Studies 3(3-0)

ECO-680 Thesis / Two Optional Courses 6(6-0)


MA Economics

Scheme of Studies



Semester I

Semester II

Semester III

Semester IV

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursENG-501 Classic Poetry 4(4-0)

ENG-503 Greek and Elizabethan Drama 4(4-0)

ENG-505 Introduction to I.T 4(4-0)

ENG-507 Prose 3(3-0)

ENG-509 Academic Reading and Writing Skills 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursENG-500 Short Stories 4(4-0)

ENG-502 Victorian Novel 3(3-0)

ENG-504 Romantic and Victorian Poetry 4(4-0)

ENG-506 American Literature 3(3-0)

ENG-508 Literacy theory 4(4-0)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursENG-601 Research Methodology 3(3-0)

ENG-603 Modern drama 4(4-0)

ENG-605 Modern Poetry 4(4-0)

ENG-607 Postcolonial Studies 4(4-0)

ENG-609 Pakistani Literature in English 3(3-0)

Credit Hours : 18

Course Code Course Title Credit HoursENG-600 Modern Novel 4(4-0)

ENG-602 Introduction to Linguistics 4(4-0)

ENG-604 Literacy Criticism 4(4-0)

ENG-606 Media and Culture Studies 3(3-0)

ENG-608 Comparative approaches to literary studies 3(3-0)

ENG-620 Thesis in lieu of Course code 606 and 608 6(6-0)


MA English Literature

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Rules and Regulations

1. Academic Calendara. There are two semesters in an academic year

namely; Fall and Spring. Fall Semester normallystarts in September and Spring Semester startsinFebruary.Durationofsemester is16-18weeksinclusiveofexaminations.

b. InadditiontoFallandSpringSemesters,thereisaSummerSessionwiththedurationofeightweeks.Enrolment of 1-2 courses is offered in summersession. The contact hours during each week ofthe Summer Session are doubled to ensure thatthecourseiscompletelycovered.

2. AdmissionsAdmissiontoanydegreeprogramshallbemadeonthebasisofmerit listpreparedbytheAdmissionOffice under the supervision of respective DeanofFaculty/HeadofSchoolonaprescribedformat.ListsofselectedcandidatesarebedisplayedbytheAdmissionOffice and if needed subsequent listswouldbedisplayedtillthelastseatisfilledup.TheUniversity may refuse admission to a candidatewithoutassigninganyreason.

3. Course Credit HoursEach course is assigned credit hours. The credithours are denoted by two digitswithin bracketswithahypheninbetween.Thefirstdigitrepresentsthetheorypartwhilethesecond(rightside)digitrepresentsthepractical.Thus3(3–0)meansthreecredit hours of theory only, while 4(3–1) meansa total of four credit hours of which three arereserved for theory and one credit hour is forpracticalwork.

a. Theory:Onecredithouroftheorymeansonehourteachingperweekthroughoutthesemester.

b. PracticalLab:Onecredithourofpracticalmeansthreehoursoflabworkperweekthroughoutthesemester.

4. Enrollment in Each Semester Within Specified Time

At the start of first and subsequent semestersthe candidates are required to enroll courseswithin specified dates. An application forenrollment of next semester on the prescribedformaccompaniedbyfeedepositreceiptshallbe

presented,15daysbeforethecommencementofexaminations of the current semester. In specialcircumstancesastudentmayenrollonedaybeforethecommencementofclassesbydepositing latefee.EnrolmentwillbeconsideredascompletediftheEnrolmentForm issubmittedontimealongwithfeedepositreceipt.Merelydepositingthefeewillnotservethepurpose.Ifastudentfailstoenrollinanysemesterwithoutpermissionoftheauthority,s/heshallceasetobeontherollsoftheUniversity.

5. Attendance RequirementsHead of the School monitors the attendancerecords of all students and issues instructions/warnings to the defaulters to improve theirattendance. Lecture shortage reports of suchstudentsarealsosenttotheirparentsonmonthlybasis.

a. Atleast75%attendanceinclassesismandatorytoappearinsemesterexaminations.

b. A student having less than 75% attendance inlectures and practicals (if applicable) separatelyinacourseshallnotbeallowedto take thefinalsemesterexaminationofthatcourse.

c. For a student participating and representing theUniversity in sports/co-curricular activities ofnational or international level events, the daysspentby thestudent in sucheventsarecountedaspresenttowardstheattendancerequirement.

6. Deferment of Studies (Freezing)a. A student must enroll himself/herself for each

semester till the degree program is completed.However, a student may discontinue his/herstudiesbyseekingfreezingofsemesterduringthesemester on medical grounds or circumstancesbeyond his/her control with written permissionofHead of School, subject to the condition thatsemester fee shall not be transferred/refunded.If a candidate did not freeze the semester andremainedabsentfromclassesandinexaminations,he/she will be treated as fail in the enrolledsubjectsofthatsemester.

b. A student may discontinue his/her studies byseeking semester freeze prior to enrollment inthe second/subsequent semester on medical



groundsorcircumstancesbeyondhis/hercontrolwithwrittenpermissionoftheHeadoftheSchoolconcernedsubjecttofulfillmentofconditionthatthe student has passed the final examination ofthe previous semesterwithminimumprescribedGPA/CGPArequiredforacademicstandardoftheUniversitytoremainonroll.Thestudentshallnothavetopaythesemesterfee.Ifthefeeisdepositedearlier,itwillbetransferredtothenextsemester.

c. If a student freezes a semester, s/he will enrollin the same semester next year. The maximumdurationofthedegreeprogramshall remainthesame.

d. A student who sought discontinuation of asemestershallhavetogetapprovalfromtheHeadof the School to rejoin the program before thecommencementofthesemestertoberejoined.

e. TheHeadoftheSchoolwillnotifyinbothcases;thesemester freezing of and rejoining the programunder intimation to the Registrar and AccountsOffice.

f. During the semester freeze, bonafide status ofthe student shall remain suspended. Moreover,discontinuation shall not be allowed for morethantwoyearsforcompletionofdegreewiththeprescribedduration.Thecandidatewillhavetopay10%of tuition fee per semester for the freezedsemesters.

7. Cancellation of AdmissionTheadmissionofastudentwillbecancelledduetofollowingreasons:i. Ifastudentfailstoenrolltimelyorii. Ifastudentmakeshimself/herselfabsentfrom

theclassfortenconsecutivedaysoriii. Ifastudentfailstoattendany lectureduring

thefirstfourweeksafterthecommencementof the semester as per announced schedule.S/hewillbeeligibleforreadmissionnextyearinthesamesemester.

8. Tests, Examinations and Evaluation The teacher will be responsible for student’sevaluation and grading as per the followingweight-age:

• MidSemesterExamination30%• FinalSemesterExamination50%• Sessional20%a. Sessionalmarkscompriseofquiz(es),assignment(s),

presentation(s)andclassparticipation.b. MidSemesterExaminationwillbeconductedafter

eightweeksofteachingduringasemester.c. Final Semester Examination covering the full

syllabus with at least 20% of the course of midexaminationshallbeheldattheendofsemester.Note:InAnatomycoursethedistributionofmarkswillbe25%forstages,25%forsubstagesand50%forfinalexamination.

d. The schedule of each examination is notified/displayedontheNoticeBoardwellintime.

e. There is no choice of questions inmid semesterandfinalsemesterexaminations.

f. The duration of mid and final semesterexaminationsshallbe1to2hoursand2to3hoursrespectively.

g. Examinations are held on consecutive days andcompletedwithinaweek.

h. Thepassmarksineachcourseare50%.i. Pass Criterion in a Course having Practical Part:

Thecandidateswhofail intheoryorpracticalwillbetreatedasFailinthatsubject.Suchcandidatesmust enroll the failed subject (both theory andpractical) as and when the course is offered. Acandidatemustobtainatleast50%marksintheoryaswellaspracticalpartsseparatelytoqualifythatcourse. In Pharm-D degree program the Theoryand Practical courses are independent and haveseparatecoursecodes,thereforetheyaretreatedseparately.

j. There will be no supplementary/specialexaminationinasemestersystem.Ifastudentfailsinacourse,s/heisrequiredtorepeatit.

k. Sessional marks awarded on the basis ofassignments, tests, quizes, class practical’s,presentations etc are shown to the studentsbeforethefinalexamination.

l. Teacher shall submit the award list within sevendaysoftherespectiveexaminationtotheofficeofControllerofExaminations.

9. Transparency in Marking of ScriptsThe scripts of each examination are shown tothestudentsby the teacher to reviewthemarksawardedbeforesendingtheresultstoControllerofExaminations.

10. Repeating Coursesa. Wheneverastudentfailshe/shehastorepeatthe

course,wheneveroffered.b. An Undergraduate student may be allowed to

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than‘C’uptothree(3)courses.c. In case a student repeats the course which

has already been taken, the old grade will besubstituted with the new grade (for GPA/CGPAcalculation), but in case a student takes a newcourse in lieu of the course inwhich s/he failed,boththegradeswill reflectonhis/hertranscript,i.e,oldcoursegradeandnewcoursegrade.

11. Award of ScholarshipsTheamountofmeritscholarshipsforvariousdegreeprogramsineachsemesterareofferedtomeritoriousstudentsasunder:Percentage Marks Amount of Scholarship (Rs)85.00-87.49 10,000/-87.50-89.99 15,000/-90andmore 20,000/-Thenumberofscholarshipsawardedwillbeupto10%oftheclasssizeprovidedtheymeetaboveconditions.If class size is upto 15, only one scholarship will beawarded.

12. CGPA Required for Degree CompletionTheminimumqualifyingCGPAforBachelorandMaster/MS/MPhildegreesare2.00and2.50respectively.

13. Minimum CGPA at the End of the Last SemesterAstudent,whoobtainsCGPAoflessthan2.00and2.50in Bachelor andMaster/MPhil/PhD degree programsrespectively at theendof the last semester,maybeallowedtorepeatoneortwocoursesinwhichhe/shehasobtained the lowestgrades, inorder to improvethe CGPA so as to obtain theminimum of 2.00 and2.50,inthecourseworkfailingwhichhe/sheshallbedroppedfromthedegreeprogramaswellasfromtheSchool.

14. Award of Degreea. Degree shall be awarded to the candidate who

hascompletedall thedegreerequirementsafterpassingallcoursesspecifiedinschemeofstudiesby securing at least 2.00 CGPA for Bachelor and2.50forMaster/MS/PhDCandidates.

b. ForMS/PhD,thestudentsinadditiontocompletingthe courseworkwith atleast 2.5 CGPAwill haveto present an acceptable thesis on the basis ofapprovedprogramofresearch.

c. A PhD candidate shall have to qualify thecomprehensive examination, successful publicthesis defense, research publication in HECrecognizedjournalinadditiontotheevaluationof

thesisbytwoexternalexaminersfromindustriallyadvancedcountries.

15. Migration/Transfer of CreditsUnder extra-ordinary circumstances, the Rector,on the recommendations of the Dean/Head of theconcerned School, may allow migration/transfer ofcredits to students fromHEC recognized institutionstotheUniversityprovidedthat:The eligible candidate must satisfy the followingconditions:a. He/Shemustfulfilltherequiredentryqualification

oftheprogram.b. Astudent,whohasbeendroppedout,rusticated,

expelled, or whose entry in the parent institutewas banned for any reason whatsoever at anytimeduringhis/heracademiccareer,thecasefortransferofcreditsshallnotbeconsidered.

c. Courses with credit hours and course contentsequivalent to the degree program, shall beconsideredfortransferofcredits.

d. Exempted courses along with their credit hoursshallbedisplayedonthefinal/officialtranscriptbutthe grades obtained from the parent institutionwillnotbedisplayed.Suchsubjectswillbemarkedas“TransferredCredits”(TR).

e. The transferred student(s) must study at least50%coursesof theProgram in theUniversity tobecomeeligibleforthedegree.

f. He/she has to provide NOC from the institutionfromwheremigrationisrequired.

16. Unfair Means Casesa. ExaminationUnfairMeansCasesshallbereported

totheControllerofExaminationswhomayreferthecasetotheUniversityDisciplineCommitteefornecessaryactionundertherules.

b. TherecommendationsbytheCommitteeagainstthe student(s) for using unfair means duringexaminationmaybetaken inoneormoreofthefollowing forms depending upon the severity oftheoffence:

• Awrittenwarningmaybeissuedtothestudentconcerned and a copy of the same may bedisplayedontheNoticeBoardunderintimationtohis/herparentsorguardians.

• Astudentmaybefined.Thefineimposedshallhave to be deposited under intimation to theManagerFinance

• Thepapermaybecancelled.• AstudentmaybeplacedonProbationforafixed

period.Ifhe/shefailstoimprovehis/herconduct



duringprobation,thecaseshallbeforwardedtotheUniversityDisciplineCommitteewhichmayrecommendrusticationforasemesterormore.

17. Library RulesLibrary users are expected to observe the followinglibraryrules:a. Leave their personal belongings at the reserved

place.b. Take careof their belongings as librarydisclaims

anyresponsibilityforanyloss.c. Keepcellphonesonsilentmode/switchoffwithin

librarypremises.d. Gossiping, cell phone calls, sleeping, drinking,

eating,smokingandchattingisstrictlyprohibited.e. Submitlibrarymaterial(s)forinspection,ifasked.f. Underlining, marking, folding and tearing the

pagesofbooksareprohibited.g. Leave the library materials on table after

consulting/readingthem.h. Library membership could be suspended or

canceled along with a penalty in the followingcases:• Nonpaymentoflibraryfine• Theftoflibrarymaterial• Non returning of the temporary issued

materialswithinduetime• Anykindofdisturbanceinlibrary• Misconductwiththelibrarystaff• Breaching of established library rules and

normsAlllibraryusersarerequiredto:• DisplayUniversityStudentIDcards.• Switchoffthecellphone• Enterinformaldress.

18. Hostel Rulesa. Allotment for accommodation in the hostel is

considered only after the Allotment Committeehasscrutinizedtheapplicationandsatisfieditselfof the merit and eligibility of the student andthathis/her stay in thehostel shall innowaybeprejudicial to the interest of other residents inhostelandtheinstitution.

b. The hostel accommodation will be given tostudentsdomiciledinplacesotherthanFaisalabadonly.

c. Students are not allowed to reside in privatehostelsinFaisalabad.

The applications of female students for allotment

of accommodation in the hostel are undertakenfrom parents/guardians on the prescribed form,photographs of authorized visitors and copies ofNational Identity Cards have to be attached withapplication form. In case of foreign students, therecommendation andundertakingon theprescribedproforma for the admission, guarantee for paymentofhostelduesandofgoodbehaviorwillbeobtainedfromrespectiveembassiesorconsulates.

19. Use of Electrical Appliances Thestudentsareallowedtousetheirpersonalelectricalappliances i.e.microwaveovenand refrigeratorwiththepermissionofthehostelwarden.Studentshavetopayadditionalcostasdecidedbythemanagement.LeavefromHostel/MeetingGuests:Leaveapplicationmustbesubmittedtothehostelwarden.Girlscannotgo outside the hostel/campus for shopping, visitingtheir relativesor for recreation, if theirparentshavenot allowed them. In case theyareallowed theyarerequiredtosubmitleaveproformadulysignedbythehostelwarden.Students,goinghome,shouldleavethehostelbeforesunset.Studentsarerequiredtobebackin thehostelbeforesunset.Girlswillnotbeallowedto receive any visitor except those nominated bytheirparents /guardians. Studentsmust inform theirintendingguestsaboutthevisitinghoursinthehostel.Followingvisitinghoursshallbestrictlyobserved:

Summer:Sunday8:00amto6:30pmWinter:Sunday8:00amto4:30pm

20. Punctuality in classesStudents are required to be seated in the specifiedclassroomfiveminutesbeforethestartoftheclass.Studentsareexpectedtobequietandwellbehaved.

21. Dress Codea. Male students are required to wear shirts and

trousers.Shirtsmustalwaysbetucked insidethetrousers.

b. T-shirts, jeans, jackets and joggers are notpermittedinthecampus.

c. Male students will be properly shaven withtrimmed moustaches. Similarly students withbeardswillregularlytrimthem.

d. Chappalswithoutstraparenotallowed.e. Female students are required to wear white

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22. Identity CardsStudents are required to display their UniversityIdentityCardswhileincampus.

23. Disciplinary Requirementsa. All faculty members and other staff members

authorized for the purpose, shall have authority,and it shall be their duty, to check disorderly orimproper conduct or any breach of regulationby students of the University in the Universitypremises.

b. Anymemberoftheacademicstaffmay,ifhe/shedeems itnecessary, report thecaseofa studentwhoisguiltyofdisorderlyorimproperconductinalectureroom,libraryorlaboratorytothenoticeoftheHeadoftheSchoolconcernedandDisciplinaryCommittee

c. Fines or other penaltiesmay be imposed by theDisciplinaryCommittee,orbyanyotherauthorizedperson of the University for any breach ofRegulations,orforanyactofbehaviordetrimentaltothegoodorderoftheUniversity

d. AstudentoftheUniversitymayberequiredtobearthecostofmakinggoodanydamagetoUniversityproperty for which he/she may be responsible,whichmaybeinadditiontoafineorotherpenaltywhich he/she may have incurred in connectiontherewith

24. Disciplinary Suspension or DismissalThe University reserves the right to suspend ordismissastudentforviolationofpolicies,regulationsand discipline code or of conduct inimical to the

best interest or for attempting to use unfairmeansduringclasses,quizzesorexaminations.Managementdecisioninallmattersshallbefinal.

25. Forbidden Acts Thefollowingactsarestrictlyforbiddenandwillleadto serious disciplinary action including rustication/expulsionfromtheUniversity:a. Useofunauthorizeddrugsandsolventsb. Possessionsofexplosive,firearmsandinflammable

liquidsetc.c. Betting,lendingorgamblingd. Possessionoruseoffirearms,weaponsetce. Unauthorized possession of any key of the

Universityf. VisitingAdministrationblockingroups

26. Students’ Interaction with Facultya. Students are not expected to socialize with

facultyandadministrationstaffmorethanwhatisnecessaryforacademicpursuit.

b. Studentsareforbiddentovisitthefacultyintheirhousesorinthefacultymesseitherindividuallyoringroups.

c. Students’ interactionwith faculty should pertaintostudiesoranydifficultiesfacedinstudies.Thisinteractionshouldbeduringtheuniversitytimings.



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This prospectus provides information about the academic programs in The University of Faisalabad and should not be taken as binding on the University. Information contained in it, including educational setup, from the admission procedure or criteria to the examination, regulations or discipline is periodically reviewed by the competent authorities. The University therefore reserves the right, without notice to make changes in rules and regulations, courses and financial policy applicable to students whenever it is deemed appropriate or necessary.

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