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MS-CS (Master of
Science in Computer Sciences)
Eligibility Criteria:
Four years Bachelor’s degree program in CS/IT/Engineering, or Master’s degree in CS/IT/Physics/Maths/Electronis with first division/ 3.00 CGPA on a scale of 4.00. Applicants need to pass GMAT (NTS) test and interviews conducted by the University.
Program Objectives:
Computers are widely used in a great variety of industrial and commercial organizations, and the demand for computer science graduates far exceeds the supply. As a result, there are many exciting avenues for new postgraduates seeking creative and rewarding work with major industries and software houses. The MS CS Program has, therefore, been designed to provide our students the opportunity to pursue highly productive careers in industry, academia and research institutes. It enables them to emerge as graduates, having the understanding and vision to creatively apply their knowledge to practical situations. The enhanced lab and practical component of the program gives a competitive edge to our graduates and provides them the credentials to embark upon careers in Software Engineering, Algorithm Design & Analysis, Industrial Automation, Software Engineering, Research or Teaching.
Program Duration:
2Years (4 Semesters)
Number of Courses:
08
- 10
Total Credit Hours:
At Least 30
Specializations Offered:
Programming & Algorithm Design (PAD)
Industrial Automation (IA)
Software Engineering (SE)
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Pre-Requisites: |
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Course Title |
Credit Hours |
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Computer Networks & Internal working |
2-1 |
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Object Oriented Programming |
2-1 |
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Data Schemes |
2-1 |
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Microprocessor and Asembly Language |
3-1 |
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Computer Architecture |
3-0 |
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Digital Logic Design |
2-1 |
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Analog Electronics & solid state Devices |
3-0 |
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signals and System |
3-0 |
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Statics |
3-0 |
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Elementry Linear Algebra |
3-0 |
HEC Quality Criteria for MS/MPhil is applicable.
Non Thesis Option
Pre-requisites (if prescribed at the time of interview), completion of ten (10) regular courses, two credit hours of seminars, maintaining a CGPA of 2.50. The students are also required to pass a qualifying examination in the common courses in at-the-most two attempts. The qualifying exam can be taken on completion of second semester.
Thesis/Research Option
Pre-requisites (if prescribed at the time of interview), completion of eight (8) regular courses, two credit hours of seminars, six credit hours of research, maintaining a CGPA of 3.00, and recommendation of the Advisor / Advising Committee.
Program Requirements
In case the applicants have not taken the following courses, they will be required to take appropriate course (according to their background) out of the above mentioned courses before or along the courses of the Master’s Program.
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