FWU B.Sc. CSIT Syllabus

1. Course Structure

The B.Sc. CSIT program is divided into eight semesters.

2. Recommended Tracks and Electives

Total Credit Hours required for Bachelor of Science Computer Science & Information Technology (B. Sc. CSIT): 137. Students are recommended to choose one of the following four tracks:

Track 1: Programming Track

Net Centric Computing (Elective I)
Any One from Elective II
Enterprise Application Development with Java (Elective III)
Mobile Application Development (Elective IV)
Any One from Elective V

Track 2: Database Track

Database Administration (Elective I)
Any One from Elective II
Advanced Database Design (Elective III)
Distributed Database Management Systems (Elective IV)
Any One from Elective V

Track 3: Networking Track

System Administration (Elective I)
Any One from Elective II
Network Administration (Elective III)
Wireless Networks (Elective IV)
Any One from Elective V

Track 4: Algorithmic Track

Image Processing and Pattern Recognition (Elective I)
Any One from Elective II
Neural Network (Elective III)
Cloud Computing (Elective IV)
Any One from Elective V

4. Evaluation System

Students are evaluated based on both Internal and External assessments. The total marks for a subject is 100.

Internal Assessment (40%)

Students must secure at least 50% marks in internal evaluation to appear in the end semester examination.

Assignments: 10%
Quizzes: 10%
Attendance: 10%
Presentation: 10%
Term papers: 10%
Mid-Term exam: 40%
Group work: 10%

External Evaluation (60%)

The end semester examination is a written examination. Full Marks: 100, Pass Marks: 50, Duration: 3 Hrs.

Nature of Question	Total Questions	To be Answered	Total Marks	Weightage
Group A: Multiple Choice	20	20	20 x 1 = 20	20%
Group B: Short Answer	11	8	8 x 5 = 40	40%
Group C: Long Answer/Case Studies	6	4	4 x 10 = 40	40%

*Scoring scheme will not follow negative marking.

Practical Examination

Practical examination will be taken at the end of the semester. Students must demonstrate the knowledge of the subject matter.

Attendance Requirements

80% attendance is mandatory to qualify for the final examination. Below 80% attendance will signify NOT QUALIFIED (NQ).

Curriculum Structure

Semester 1

Semester 1