BS Computer Science – Internet of Things

IoT connects devices and enables smart systems used in homes, industries, healthcare, and cities.

You will learn AI prompting, content writing, visual creation, digital marketing, and no-code development.

Yes. You can offer websites, digital services, automation concepts, and basic tech solutions.

Core IoT and hardware skills develop gradually after foundational computing courses.

You can offer websites, digital services, automation ideas, and AI-assisted solutions.

Initially through digital services, and later through smart device and automation solutions.

Yes. Students gradually design and build connected systems and smart devices.

It connects AI, hardware, data, and real-world problem solving.

Students with HSSC / Intermediate, A-Levels, or an IBCC-recognized equivalent qualification involving at least 12 years of schooling may apply if they meet the minimum 50% marks requirement and other University admission conditions.

Yes. Mathematics at HSSC/intermediate level is required for BS Computing programs. Students who have not studied Mathematics must complete 6 credit hours of Mathematics deficiency courses within the first year or zero semester, as applicable.

No entry test or interview is required for this undergraduate program unless the University or admission authority announces a specific additional requirement for a particular intake.

Yes. Awaiting-result students may be considered provisionally, but final admission is confirmed only after submission and verification of the final result and fulfillment of eligibility requirements.

Yes. Applicants with O/A-Level, foreign board, or foreign qualification must provide equivalence from the relevant authority according to University rules.

Eligible Associate Degree in Computing graduates or transfer applicants may be considered subject to CGPA, course matching, deficiency requirements, seat availability, scheme compatibility, and University approval.

The normal duration is 4 years, offered over 8 regular semesters. The maximum duration may extend according to applicable University and HEC rules.

Students complete 130 credit hours, including general education, core computing, specialization/elective courses, interdisciplinary/allied courses, professional certification, internship, and final year project.

Students study communication, ICT, entrepreneurship, mathematics, programming, databases, operating systems, networks, information security, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, specialization courses, professional practice, certification, internship, and final year project.

Yes. Practical learning is included through labs, projects, AI-supported tasks, mentor-led activities, professional certification, field experience/internship, and final year project.

The current semester fee for undergraduate programs under the Faculty of Computer Science & IT is PKR 135,000 per semester, subject to University policy and the official admission system.

For undergraduate Computer Science and IT programs, the merit scholarship are offered as follows: