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ABOUT TESTIMONIALS

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During my four years at INU, I really succeeded academically. I can credit this to the teachers who are incredibly supportive for the students and delivering high quality teaching and research. Currently I am working as an IT supportive engineer in NEXT technology Peshawar.

The main benefit of studying BS (Telecom) in INU was that it has given me sustainable competencies that I can use during my future career. Currently I am working in Coca-Cola Peshawar as an IT support Engineer.

Abdul Hai

Zahid Ali Zahid

Mr. Atif IshtiaqChairman

Dr. Nizam ud dinAssistant Professor

Dr. Zubair Ahmed KhattakAssistant Professor

Mr. Hamood ur Rehman DurraniAssistant Professor

Mr. Muhammad AdilAssistant Professor

Mr. Muhammad AminAssistant Professor

Dr. SohailLecturer

Mr. Engr. Ghassan HussainLecturer

Mr. Engr. Latif JanLecturer

FACULTY

Mr. Umer FarooqLecturer

Mr. Engr. Shahryar Khan AfridiLecturer

Mr. Fahim ShahzadLecturer

Mr. Saif UllahLecturer

Mr. Muhammad Daud KhanLecturer

Mr. Refat UllahLecturer

Mr. Mansoor Qadir

Lecturer

Mr. Waqas Ahmad

Lab Attendant

Mr. Engr. Abdullah

Lecturer

Ms. Saira Mehmood

Program Coordinator

Mr. Muhammad Yaseen Afridi

Program Coordinator

Mr. Sohail Nisar

Ms. Chahat Mahsud

Lecturer

Lecturer

Mr. Muhammad Abdul Tawab Khalil

Lecturer

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TESTIMONIALS

I graduated from Iqra National University in 2014 having completed the Bachelor of Science in Telecommunications, which enabled me to progress my career in the field of telecommunications. I found that studying at INU enhanced my knowledge and prepared me for industry.Currently, I am working as a “Senior Network Security Engineer” at Cisco System Middle East, Abu Dhabi, UAE.

I have joined INU in 2010 as a student in BS (Telecom). After completion of my degree I joined “ClickSat Pvt Ltd, Islamabad” as a VSAT Engineer.The course overall was a great learning and development experience. The lectures, reading and research, all contributed to an increase in my knowledge, skills and experience.

Fareed Roshan

Mohammad Touqeer Farooq

BS-COMPUTER SCIENCECOURSE OVERVIEW

ELIGIBILITY

SCHEME OF STUDIES

Recent developments in computer hardware, software and communication technologies have offered new exciting opportunities and challenges for creation of innovative learning environments for Computer Science.

One of the key elements here is to prepare the graduates for the future. The basic intention of an academic program in Computer Science is to develop the student's critical professional thinking and intuition.

The curriculum must be structured to provide a balanced mixture of learning experiences to make the graduate capable of sound professional decisions. As a result the graduate should be able to assume responsible positions in business, government, and education at the research, development, and planning levels.

This program also provides an excellent foundation for further formal learning and training in the field of Computer Science.

The applicant should have FSc(Pre Eng)/FCS/FA or equivalent qualifications earned from a recognized board/university/institution (overall 12 years of education) with at least 45% marks. In case of FA the applicant must have studied some relevant subjects such as Mathematics, Statistics, and Economics etc.

The applicant is required to appear and successfully pass the INU Admission Test to be conducted at the time of admissions.

CSC-101 Computing Fundamentals (Theory+Lab) 4

CSC-102 Programming 3

CSS-101 Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3

CSG-101 Islamic Studies and Pakistan Studies 3

CSG-102 English-I (Functional English) 3

TOTAL 16

CSC-105 Discrete Structures 3

CSC-103 Object Oriented Programming 4

CSS-102 Basic Electronics 3

CSS-103 Multivariate Calculus 3

CSG-103 English-II (Communication Skills) 3

Uni Elective I 3

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CSC-201 Digital Logic and Design 3

CSC-202 Data Structures 4

CSS-203 Differential Equation and Linear Algebra 3

CSG-201 English-III (Technical Report Writing) 3

CSE-201 Modern Programming Language 4

Uni Elective II 3

TOTAL 20

CSS-204 Probability & Statistics 3

CSC-205 Database Systems 4

CSC-206 Design & Analysis of Algorithm 3

CSC-207 Software Engineering 3

CSE-202 Visual Programming 3

CSC-208 Computer Architecture 3

TOTAL 19

CSC-301 Data Communication and networks 3

CSC-303 Operating Systems 3

CSC-304 Microprocessor and Assembly Language 3

CSE-301 Computer Graphics 3

Internet Programming 3

CSE-302 Mobile Computing 3

TOTAL 18

CSC-305 Theory of Automata 3

CSC-302 Human Computer Interaction 3

CSE-303 Dataware Housing 3

CSE-304 Digital image Processing 3

CSC-306 Compiler Construction 3

CSE-305 Object Oriented Analysis and Design 3

TOTAL 18

CSC-405 Artificial Intelligence 3

CSG-401 Professional Practices 3

CSE-433 Data and Network Security 3

CSE-434 Data Mining 3

CSC-401 Project (Proposal) 3

TOTAL 15

Uni Elective III 3

Uni Elective IV 3

CSC-402 Project (Defence) 3

TOTAL 9

SEMESTER ONE

SEMESTER THREE

SEMESTER FIVE

SEMESTER SEVEN

SEMESTER TWO

SEMESTER FOUR

SEMESTER SIX

SEMESTER EIGHT

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COURSE OVERVIEW

ELIGIBILITY

SCHEME OF STUDIESBS SOFTWARE ENGINEERING

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The objective of this program to prepare students for professional careers and graduate studies with a balance between computing theory and practical application of software engineering concepts, methodologies, tools and technologies in the modern software development environments.

Graduates of such programs will be able to function as proficient software developers and effective team members. They will have grounding in communication, mathematics and science, and the cultural, historical, and social issues that influence and effect or relate to the development of high quality software systems. They will have knowledge of and experience with software product engineering and engineering management and an understanding of professional issues and practices.

The applicant should have FSc/FCS/FA or equivalent qualifications earned from a recognized board/university/institution (overall 12 years of education) with at least 45% marks. In case of FA the applicant must have studied some relevant subjects such as Mathematics, Statistics, Economics etc.

The applicant is required to appear and successfully pass the INU Admission Test to be conducted at the time of admissions.

TSG-101 English-I (Functional English) 3

TSC-101 Computing Fundamentals 3

TSG-102 Calculus & Analytical Geometry 3

TSG-103 Applied Physics 3

TSG-106 Islamic Studies and Pakistan Studies 3

TOTAL 15

TSG-104 English-II (Communication Skills) 3

TSG-107 Linear Algebra and Differential Equation 3

TSC-103 Electrical Circuits 3

TSC-102 Programming Fundamentals 3

TSG-110 Principles of Management 3

TOTAL 15

TSC-204 Electronic Devices & Circuits 3

TSG-205 English-III (Technical Report Writing) 3

TSC-201 Digital Systems 3

TSC-203 Introduction to Telecommunication 3

TSC-206 Object Oriented Programming 3

General Elective 3

TOTAL 18

TSG-202 Algorithm Design 3

TSC-210 Data Communication 3

TSG-201 Logic and Methodology 3

TSC-211 Signal and System 3

TSC-212 Electromagnetic Field 3

TOTAL 15

TSG-302 Probability & Statistics 3

TSG-301 Microcontroller and Embedded Systems 3

TSE-301 Telecom Network & Protocols 3

TSG-303 Introduction to Business & Marketing 3

TSE-302 Analog and digital Communication 3

TSS-302 Digital Signal Processing 3

TOTAL 18

TSG-304 Organizational Behavior 3

TSC-302 Transmission, Switching and signaling 3

TSE-305 Telecommunication Management 3

TSE-303 E-Business Management 3

TSE-304 Cellular Mobile Communication 3

TSE-306 Modern Telecommunication Systems 3

TOTAL 18

TSE-403 Wireless Communications 3

TSS-408 Microwave Engineering 3

TSE-401 Project Proposal 3

CSC-401 Computer Networks (Technical Elective 3

TSS-409 Next Generation Networks 3

TSE-404 Telecom Management Networks 3

TOTAL 18

TSE-405 Voice over IP 3

TSE-406 QOS in Telecommunication Systems 3

TSE-402 Project (Defense) 3

TSE-410 Radar and Satellite Communication 3

TSS-403 Optical Communication (Technical 3

TOTAL 15

SEMESTER ONE

SEMESTER THREE

SEMESTER FIVE

SEMESTER SEVEN

SEMESTER TWO

SEMESTER FOUR

SEMESTER SIX

SEMESTER EIGHT

BS TELECOMMUNICATION

COURSE OVERVIEW

ELIGIBILITY

SCHEME OF STUDIES

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The graduate of this program will be equipped with the following skills to demonstrate an understanding of key technologies applicable within the main areas of Telecommunications:

(a) Basic knowledge of Telecommunications Public and private Network infrastructure, both land based and cellular in terms of architecture, operations, protocols and traffic planning.

(b) Basic knowledge of Telecommunications standards, standard setting bodies and regulations.

(c) Basic knowledge of support techniques, technologies and systems.(d) Abilities to systematically evaluate situations cope with change and provide optimal

solutions for particular applications.(e) Expertise in Telecommunications Business and market operations.(f) Ability to work effectively in real world Telecommunications setting, demonstrating team

work and leader ship skills.

The applicant should have FSc/FCS/FA or equivalent qualifications earned from a recognized board/university/institution (overall 12 years of education) with at least 45% marks. In case of FA the applicant must have studied some relevant subjects such as Mathematics, Statistics, Economics etc.

The applicant is required to appear and successfully pass the INU Admission Test to be conducted at the time of admissions.

SEC-101 Computing Fundamentals 4

SEC-102 Programming Fundamentals 4

SES-101 Calculus and Analytical Geometry 3

SEG-101 Islamic Studies and Pakistan Studies 3

SEG-102 English-I (Functional English) 3

TOTAL 17

SEC-104 Discrete Structures 3

SEC-103 Object Oriented Programming 4

Supporting Elective-I 3

GE/University Elective-I 3

SEG-103 English-II (Communication Skills) 3

SES-102 Physics 3

TOTAL 19

SES-201 Probability & Statistics 3

SEC-202 Data Structures and Algorithm 4

SEC-201 Digital Logic & Design 4

SES-202 Linear Algebra 3

SEC-204 Operating Systems 4

TOTAL 18

SEC-206 Software Engineering 3

Supporting Elective II 3

GE/University Elective-II 3

SEC-203 Introduction to database Systems 4

TOTAL 13

SEC-301 Software Requirement and 4

SEE-301 Object Oriented Software Engineering 3

SEC-303 Computer Communication and Networks 4

SE Elective I 3

SE Elective II 3

Supporting Elective III 3

TOTAL 20

GE/University Elective-II 3

SEC-304 Software Verification and validation 3

SEE-302 Software Architecture & Design 3

SEC-305 Human Computer Architecture 3

SE Application Domain Elective I 3

SEG-301 English-III (Technical Report Writing) 3

TOTAL 18

SEC-401 Final Project I 3

SEC-403 Software Project Management 3

SEC-404 Professional Practice 3

SE Application Domain Elective –II 3

GE/University Elective III 3

TOTAL 15

SEC-402 Final Project II 3

SE Elective III 3

SE Elective IV 3

SE Elective V 3

TOTAL 12

SEMESTER ONE

SEMESTER THREE

SEMESTER FIVE

SEMESTER TWO

SEMESTER FOUR

SEMESTER SIX

SEMESTER SEVEN SEMESTER EIGHT

MS COMPUTER SCIENCECOURSE OVERVIEW

SCHEME OF STUDIES SCHEME OF STUDIES

MS SOFTWARE ENGINEERINGCOURSE OVERVIEW

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The MS (Computer Science) program is generic, covering broader areas through course work and providing concentration through research component. The program is in compatible with international MS programs It enables computer science graduates to pursue further studies by offering courses in specific fields. University provides substantial support, principally via one-to-one supervision of research students and well-integrated, active research groups.

The University expects its MS graduates to pursue careers either as 'Computer Science Faculty Members' at a University or as 'Software Development Managers' in the industry. Candidates for this program are expected to have a strong inclination towards computing. The MS (Computer Science) program includes four 'core courses' aimed at strengthening the understanding and competence of students in computer science fundamentals. To enable the students to specialize in an area of their choice a set of 'elective courses' are offered.

ELIGIBILITY

Degree in relevant subject, earned from a recognized university after 16 years of education with at least 60% marks or CGPA of at least 2.0

This program prepares a graduate to acquire expertise in designing, developing, testing and implementing software. In the final year, the student normally undertakes a thesis. This may be undertaken in collaboration with the industry, under the guidance of industry experts and a faculty supervisor from the University.

ELIGIBILITY

Degree in relevant subject, earned from a recognized university after 16 years of education with at least 60% marks or CGPA of at least 2.0

CSC-601 Core I - Advanced Theory of Computation 3

CSC-602 Core II - Advanced Algorithm Analysis 3

Elective I 3

TOTAL 9

TLS-505 Core III – Research Methodology 3

Elective II 3

Elective III 3

TOTAL 9

CSC-608 Research Thesis-I 3

Elective IV 3

TOTAL 6

CSC-609 Research Thesis-II 3

Elective V 3

TOTAL 6

SEMESTER ONE

SEMESTER THREE

SEMESTER TWO

SEMESTER FOUR

Requirement Engineering 3

Software System Architecture 3

Elective–I 3

TOTAL 9

Software System Quality 3

Elective II 3

Elective–III 3

TOTAL 9

Thesis (partial registration) 3

Elective–IV 3

TOTAL 6

Thesis (partial registration) 3

Elective–V 3

TOTAL 6

SEMESTER ONE

SEMESTER THREE

SEMESTER TWO

SEMESTER FOUR

Ph.D-COMPUTER SCIENCE SCHEME OF STUDIES

Roadmap for Award of PhD Degree

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