Department of English

BS is an integrate degree program including both English Language and Literature courses. The diversity of the program is further enhanced by the addition of a wide range of courses from other discipline, e.g., Social Sciences, Business and commerce. Social Sciences are the backbone of development in social and economic terms. Extending over eight semesters or four year, the aim of this program is to provide students with strong foundational but-in-dept knowledge of English Language and Literature on the one hand, and to develop their communicative skills on the other. The coursework comprises 129 credit hours. The last two semesters provide the students an opportunity to major in English Language or English Literature by devoting their studies entirely to either of these disciplines, and write a thesis (3 credits) on a corresponding topic.

Mission Statement

This department is committed to providing an ideal environment of learning and research through its highly qualified and experienced faculty, state of the art research facilities and creative activities couples with collaborative engagement involving local as well as global communities. Considering the increasingly interconnectedness of the contemporary world, the department seeks to educate students to become communicatively competent and well informed global citizen with proficiency in languages and critical insights into the world culture to gain and disseminate new modes of knowledge have always been the hallmarks of this department. Our vision, in broader terms, is to produce a generation of graduates willing to and capable of contributing to global peace, prosperity and progress, of course, with their applied communicative cognitive, critical, cultural, social and creative skills.

ICBS entry test with qualifying marks 50%.

Message from the Head of the Civil Engineering Department:

Faculty Civil Engineering & Technology

PEO: 01

To provide in-depth understanding and education of civil engineering by incorporating analysis, design, construction and management of engineering problems.

PEO: 02

To impart ethics and concepts of sustainable development

PEO: 03

To enhance student skills through effective communication and teamwork

Course No	Course Title	Credit Hours
CC/Eng-101	Language in Use	3(3+0)
Maj/Eng-101	Introduction to Literature-I (History of English Literature)	3(3+0)
CC/Isl-101 / CC/Phil-101	Islamic Studies / Ethics (For Non-Muslims)	2(2+0)
EC/Pol.Sc-101	Introduction to Human Rights	3(3+0)
Min/Psy-101 Min/MC-101 Min/Pol.Sc-101 Min/GDS-101	Elements of Psychology-I Introduction to Communication and Journalism Introduction to Political Science Introduction to Gender Studies-I (Choose Any One)	3(3+0)
Min/Phil-101 Min/Ger-101 Min/Fre-101 Min/Eco-101 Min/Hist-101	Pre-Socratic Thought German-I (General) French Language-I Micro Economics History of Pakistan Movement (1857-1924) (Choose Any One)	3(3+0)
	Total Credits	17

Course No	Course Title	Credit Hours
CC/Eng-102	Academic Reading and Writing	3(3+0)
CC/PS-101	Pakistan Studies	2(2+0)
Maj/Eng-102	Introduction to Literature-II (Poetry & Drama)	3(3+0)
CC/Math-101	Compulsory Mathematics	3(3+0)
Min/Psy-102 Min/MC-102 Min/Pol.Sc-102 Min/GDS-102	Elements of Psychology-II Introduction to News Writing Techniques Fundamentals of Political Science Introduction to Gender Studies-II (Choose Any One)	3(3+0)
Min/Phil-102 Min/Ger-102 Min/Fre-102 Min/Eco-102 Min/Hist-102	Pre-Major Greek Philosophers German-II (General) French Language-II Macro Economics History of Pakistan Movement (1924-1947) (Choose Any One)	3(3+0)
	Total Credits	17

Course No	Course Title	Credit Hours
CC/Eng-201	Communication Skills	3(3+0)
Maj/Eng-201	Introduction to Literature-III (Fiction)	3(3+0)
Maj/Eng-201	Introduction to Linguistics-I	3(3+0)
EC/Psy-201	Fundamental Psychology	3(3+0)
Min/Psy-201 Min/Eco-201 Min/Hist-201 Min/MC-201 Min/Pol.Sc-201 Min/Phil-201 Min/Ger-201 Min/Fre-201 Min/GDS-201	Psychology of Adjustment Mathematical Economics History of Pakistan 1947-1969 Introduction to Electronic Media Comparative Constitutions: Developed Classical Muslim Philosophy-I German-III (General) French Language-III Contemporary Gender Issues (Choose Any One)	3(3+0)
	Total Credits	15

Course No	Course Title	Credit Hours
CC/Eng-202	Advanced Academic Reading and Writing	3(3+0)
Maj/Eng-203	Introduction to Literature-IV(Prose)	3(3+0)
Maj/Eng-204	Introduction to Linguistics-II	3(3+0)
CC/CS-201	Computer Application	3(3+0)
Min/Psy-202 Min/Eco-202 Min/Hist-202 Min/MC-202 Min/Pol.Sc-202 Min/Phil-202 Min/Ger-202 Min/Fre-202 Min/GDS-202	Psychology Minor Economics of Pakistan History of Pakistan 1969-1997 Media and Information Literacy Comparative Constitutions: Developing-II Classical Muslim Philosophy-II German-IV (General) French Language-IV Gender and Socio Cultural Issues (Choose Any One)	3(3+0)
	Total Credits	15

Course No	Course Title	Credit Hours
Maj/Eng-301	Literary Criticism-I	3(3+0)
Maj/Eng-302	Introduction to Linguistics-III: Phonetics & English Phonology	3(3+0)
Maj/Eng-303	Poetry 14^th to 18^th Century	3(3+0)
Maj/Eng-304	Novel 18^th to 19^th Century	3(3+0)
Maj/Eng-305	Introduction to Research Methodology	3(3+0)
	Total Credits	15

Course No	Course Title	Credit Hours
Maj/Eng-306	Literary Movements (20^th Century)	3(3+0)
Maj/Eng-307	Literary Criticism-II	3(3+0)
Maj/Eng-308	Classics in Drama	3(3+0)
Maj/Eng-309	World Literature in English	3(3+0)
Maj/Eng-310	Romantic Poetry	3(3+0)
Maj/Eng-311	English Language Teaching (E.L.T)	3(3+0)
	Total Credits	18

Course No	Course Title	Credit Hours
Maj/Eng-401	American Literature-I (Poetry & Novel)	3(3+0)
Maj/Eng-402	Psycholinguistics	3(3+0)
Maj/Eng-403	Sociolinguistics	3(3+0)
EC/Eng-404	Continental Drama	3(3+0)
EC/Eng-405	Afro-American Literature	3(3+0)
	Total Credits	15

Course No	Course Title	Credit Hours
Maj/Eng-407	American Literature-II (Drama)	3(3+0)
Maj/Eng-408	Introduction to Literature-IV: The Structure of English	3(3+0)
EC/Eng-409	Modern Poetry	3(3+0)
EC/Eng-410	Modern Novel	3(3+0)
Maj/Eng-406	Research Project/Internship Report	6
	Total Credits	18