Department of Computer Science GCU Prospectus

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Department of Computer Science GCU Prospectus 2015 59 Introduction In recent years, the immense growth of numerous industries resulted in the instant need for young and vigorous IT professionals, who could utilize their skills internationally to support IT industry exports. The need for developing essential technologies remains a new challenge for this century is knitting technology into the structure of society in supportive ways. Future scientific leaders and managers must not only understand how to program and mine for data, but also know when and how to apply a fastidious result to a complex problem. The Department of Computer science (DCS) is home to a vibrant and talented community of academics, researchers and students. Recognised for high quality teaching and research, we attract staff and students from all cities of Pakistan. Driven by our research expertise and supported by excellent facilities, our undergraduate and postgraduate programmes help students to develop their academic abilities and the essential skills required for the workplace such as evidence-based analysis and decision-making, problem-solving and project management skills. Future employability and career success are supported by our professional placement schemes. The Department of Computer Science, Government College University Lahore was established in 1999 as an independent Department in the postgraduate block of the GC University Lahore. At present, the Computer Science Department has 4 Computer Labs i.e. postgraduate lab, main lab, general lab and ICS lab, and with more than 20 computers. The department offers 4 years BS (Hons) in Computer Science and 2 years MS in Computer Science degree programs. The courses both at MS and BS degree programs are selected through its Departmental Academic Committee and External Academic Committee keeping in view the modern computing needs both for software industry and academic research. Undergraduate Programme Department of Computer Sciences an exciting new portfolio of Undergraduate courses designed to ensure that our students have the knowledge and abilities that they will need for their future careers. The BS programmes of Computer Science is integral to the course portfolio, but students will now be able to choose their final projects in different fields of IT, depending on their future career aspirations, in areas such as business, digital media, gaming platforms, software engineering and Wireless Networks. BS (CS) Degree program is of 15 credit hours, and spread over 4 years with 2 Semesters in each year. The BS (CS) students are required to complete 15 credit hours followed by a thesis in last to complete the BS(CS) degree. Postgraduate Programme Master courses are, academically demanding and DCS takes pride in offering relevant and timely content delivered by subject specialists. With value-added course features and the potential to complete a professional placement during the dissertation module, the courses ensure that our students meet industry, not-for-profit but public sector expectations. MS (CS) Degree program is of 9 credit hours, and spread over 2 years with 2 Semesters in each year. The MS (CS) students are required to complete 5 core courses (15 credit hours) and 4 elective courses (12 credit hours), followed by a thesis to complete the MS degree. Research The faculty members of Department or frequently engaged in research work which establishes it to transfer emerging technological knowledge to the students. Our network of public and private sector collaborators ensures that our research is timely, relevant and has a positive impact on society. Our academics are recognised for their quality publications and leadership in their subjects. The Department of Computer Science is having main research groups which include: 1. Intelligent Industrial Control System Modern manufacturing, processing and transportation systems with multi-agents based autonomous control in local and distributed environment are explored. Using discrete event DEV control system with fuzzy logic control system under time constraint, a simplified design approach and simulation work was needed for

60 GCU Prospectus 2015 Department of Computer Science various industrial applications: chemical plants, paints, food processing, syrups production, dairy products, ice cream plants, bio-medicines, detergents, soaps manufacturing, and the manufacturing of a large number of daily used items. Intelligent industrial control system group in DCS is promoting the research in the field of industrial autonomous control. 2. E-Commerce Negotiations A r e s e a r c h g r o u p o n E - C o m m e r c e Negotiations has been established at the DCS. The objective of this research group is two-fold: to implement a Hybrid Negotiation System on already proposed Hybrid Negotiation Model (opus.ub.uni-hohenheim.de/volltexte/2009/ 4/pdf/DissertRehman.pdf) and then to perform experiments on human-agent negotiations using the implemented system. In order to implement the Hybrid System, the focus of research will be on communication and decision making in E-commerce Negotiations. Group will also work on the software architectural issues of the hybrid system.. Cybernetic Intelligence Cybernetic Intelligence Research Group (CIRG), researches in the area of machine consciousness utilizing the scientific and metaphysical framework of classical and quantum theories of consciousness. The group is performing basic and applied research along with other educational activities with the specific aims to ascertain computational realities that could assist in modeling of machines with cognition and to develop novel algorithms and methods to solve biological complexities. 4. Communication & Mobile Systems Advancement Our mission is to advance awareness and understanding of Network Communications through addressing global research challenges, transferring knowledge and developing worldw i d e s t r a t e g i c p a r t n e r s h i p s. T h e C o m m u n i c a tion a n d M o b i l e S y s t e m s Advancement Research Group (CMSA) has been at the forefront of national and industriallyfunded research in the areas of mobile, wireless and satellite communications. The subsequent wealth of experience and knowledge has helped to ensure that we remain at the cuttingedge of research and development in engineering and technology. Such experience has been successfully diffused through to our MSC portfolio which reflects our research strengths further complimented by the real time practical experience within the market sector. These groups are lead by PhD and MS faculty members of the Department. The researchers involved in these groups have contributed more than 60 research publications in international and national journals/ conferences and books in the area of Machine Learning in Bioinformatics and intelligent control systems. Facilities The Department of Computer Science at the GCU, Lahore prides itself on the excellent facilities offered for both students and staff. We have a dedicated technical support team who are always available. The Department of Computer Science is equipped with the most up-to-date computers, labs and multimedia projectors available. The classrooms are fully air conditioned, and with a well-stocked library and round the clock internet facilities where, everyone will find everything to make everyone's learning experience satisfying and enjoyable. Overall we have over 20 computers available for student use and a number of wireless hotspots to enable students with laptops to access the campus network The DCS department runs and administrates a n e t w o r k u n i t w h i c h p r o v i d e s o p t i c a l interconnectivity and internet facilities to the all departments of the Government College University. At present, the network unit possesses high end servers under 2 main projects of HEC namely Pakistan Education and Research Networks (PERN1 and PERN2), and various IT facilities are provided through these servers. Besides the regular teaching to BS (CS) and MS

Department of Computer Science GCU Prospectus 2015 61 (CS) programs. The faculty of DCS is also engaged in teaching of computer related courses both at intermediate level (ICS) and BA/BS (Hons) offered by the GC University. In the forthcoming academic session the Department of Computer Science intends to introduce more disciplines of information technology at BS and MS level degree programs. Computer Labs The Department of Computer Science has a diversified collection of sophisticated computers installed at the campus. Over 160 computers consisting of Core i and Core i5 are available to the student body for unlimited usage. All the computers are networked using Cisco routers and switches. The servers consist of COMPAQ and IBM computers. The students have extensive exposure to multi-user, multitasking environment supported by various hardware resources and offering different software platforms including WINDOWS 2008 Server, DOS, LINUX,.NET, ORACLE and state of the art UNIX Architecture etc. inter-connected through Local Area Networking (LAN). They have the advantage of gaining unique experience of free and unlimited access to the facilities of the University Computer Labs, where each computer is attached with online printer and all machines are warranted uninterrupted operations because of individual protection by branded UPS system. The Department staff is always alert to provide timely help to each student. The computing facilities at the University include the following three types of computer Labs, namely, the Main Lab, General Lab and the Postgraduate Lab. Microsoft Software Library A complete range of licensed software development tools and operating systems are available to students and staff members. Students are provided with software free of cost. This facility is provided through the MSDNAA alliance with HEC and Microsoft Co. USA. Networking Unit The Networking department is efficient unique of well organized department of University. The GCU Networking Unit at the Department of Computer Science is responsible for providing IT services to the entire University. All Departments are linked to high speed fiber lines. The server room of this network is equipped with high end servers and network devices monitored by dedicated professionals. The Networking Unit is responsible for smooth and secured operational execution of network-based services: internet connectivity, FTP accounts, mail account and Departmental web space. These services are provided to all Departments of the University. Student Societies Co-Curricular societies are important part of the Department. They play a significant role in grooming students. Student chapters and branches, associated with different research embryonic, organizations such as ACM and IEEE, help students support themselves to latest research vicinities of their interest, through digital libraries, forums and publications. The Department of Computer Science provides funds to three societies that focus on arranging curricular and co-curricular activities. These societies are exclusively controlled by the Department with the help of its students. The Societies work in harmony to arrange different activities throughout semesters. Computer Science Society (CSS) The Computer Science Society is actively playing its role for the betterment of students. It is providing ample opportunities to its students by conducting market oriented seminars, on campus hiring by companies and conducting valuable trainings. The society had arranged a number of events within University and had participated in many competitions, seminars, etc outside the University. during last year Computer Science Society organized lectures from different leading software houses such as Xavor, Strategic Software International, Arbisoft to make student aware with market trends. More over different healthy activities were organized for students like programming competitions, gaming competitions and annual dinner. The members of CSS have also participated in competitions held at Institutions like UET and won prizes (ICOST

62 GCU Prospectus 2015 Department of Computer Science BRAINIAC Speed Programming Competiton 2010 first prize). This increases student's confidence by allowing them to participate in inhouse and outside competitions. ACM Society GCU-ACM Student Chapter is actively working in collaboration with ACM USA, to promote the awareness of IT among students. Chapter has organized many activities like Industry Visits, Programming Competitions, Seminars, and Mentorship for students. The chapter has provided a platform for those students who want to enhance their knowledge and skill in different areas. IEEE Society The IEEE GCU Student Branch Lahore's existing body was formulated in November 2008. It currently holds Seven Office Bearers and 9 Section Representatives. This student branch has been very active. It has not only participated in a variety of events but also organized them like Project Exhibition, Networking and Programming Quiz Competition and IEEE Members training workshop. Scholarships Two types of scholarships: Merit/Deserving scholarships, are being offered to the students of DCS. In each semester, two merit scholarships will be awarded to the BSCS students having top grade point average (GPA) and excellent previous semesters record. The deserving BSCS/MSCS students having good academic record with financial constraint are allowed to avail the type of GCU scholarship for deserving students. Future Prospects The Department of Computer Science at GCU aims to produce a permanent flow of young and talented people in the IT industry and these people should work for better future of our up-coming generations. To achieve this goal, department is providing best facilities and staff members support to all students The Department is also providing the option to undertake research or development for talented students and faculty members.

Department of Computer Science GCU Prospectus 2015 6 BS (CS) Year-1 Semester-I Semester-II CS-1201 CS-120 CS ISL PK2101 CS-110 CS ENG-1201 Year-2 Semester-III Semester-IV Introduction to Computing Programming Fundamental I Physics English Composition and Comprehension Probability and Statistics Programming Fundamental II Discrete Structures Islamic and Pakistan Studies Electronics Communication Skills and Report Writing Data Structures & Algorithms Digital Logic Design Object Oriented Paradigm Economics Calculus and Analytical Geometry Computer Architecture Linear Algebra Elective I Introduction to Logic Operating System Data Communications and Network (2+1) 4 (+1) 4 (+1) 4 (+1) (2+1) 4 (+1) 4 (+1) Year- Semester-V Semester-VI Year-4 Semester-VII CS-4299 CS-4101 CS-410 CS-4104 Management and Finance Software Engineering Artificial Intelligence and Neural Networks Multivariate Cal. Assembly Language and Computer Interfacing Elective II Elective III Differential Equation Database Systems Analysis of Algorithm Research Methods Project Theory of Automata Numeric and Symbolic Computation Human Computer Interaction Elective IV 4 (+1) 4 (+1) 4 (+1)

64 GCU Prospectus 2015 Department of Computer Science Semester-VIII CS-4202 CS-4299 CS-4205 CS Fren- 4201 CSHM-4201 Elective s Elective Subjects CS-207 CS-208 CS-209 CS-210 CS-211 CS-212 CS-2201 CS-202 CS-21 CS-420 CS-214 Complier Construction Project Entrepreneurship Foreign Language (French) Elective V Professional Practices Advanced Software Eng. Data Warehouse & Mining Digital Image Processing Digital Signal Processing Wireless and Mobile Communication Software Agents Visual Programming Web Engineering Embedded Systems Network Security Computer Graphics (2+1) (2+1) (2+1) (2+1) (2+1) (2+1) (2+1) Note: Department has the right to change, withdraw, and swap any of the Elective course anytime without prior notice. Year-1 Semester I CS-710 CS-7215 CS-701 CS-7101 CS-7104 Networks CS-7102 CS-7105 CS-7106 Theory of Computation Research Methodology Advanced Computer Architecture Specialization -I Specialization -II AREA OF SPECIALIZATION Software Engineering Software Testing and Quality Assurance Data Warehouse and Data Mining Advanced Computer Networks Advanced Networks Advanced Network Security and Cryptography Artificial Intelligence CS-7109 CS-7110 Cybernetics and Neurocomputing Mathematical Reasoning System Engineering CS-7111 CS-7112 Parallel Distributed Computing Control Systems and Robotics

Department of Computer Science GCU Prospectus 2015 65 Quantum Computing CS-711 CS-7114 CS-7115 Quantum Information Theory Quantum Computing-I Artificial General Intelligence and Machine Consciousness System Engineering CS-7211 CS-7212 CS-7217 Digital Signal Processing Intelligent Control Adaptive Control System Semester II CS-7201 CS-7202 Software Engineering CS-720 CS-7204 CS-7218 CS-7220 CS-7221 CS-7222 Networks CS-7205 CS-7206 CS-7219 AREA OF SPECIALIZATION Requirement Engineering Advanced Software Engineering Model Checking Web Science Formal Methods Semantic Web and Intelligent Systems Wireless Networks Mobile Computing Intelligent Mobile Systems Quantum Computing CS-721 CS-7214 CS-7225 CS-7226 Note: Year-2 Semester III & IV CS-7499 Quantum Computing-II Topics in Quality Control Cybernetics and Cognitive Machines Quantum Computing and Intelligence Thesis Department has the right to change, withdraw, and swap any of the specialized courses anytime without prior notice 12 Artificial Intelligence CS-7209 CS-7210 CS-7216 CS-722 CS-7224 CS-7227

66 GCU Prospectus 2015 Department of Computer Science Faculty In charge Director & Assistant Professor Dr. Syed Asad Raza Kazmi Assistant Professor Saeed Ur Rehman Turk Yahya Khurram Dr. Fareeha Zafar Muhammad Safyan Muhammad Ilyas Fakhir Ayesha Atta Visiting/Adjunct Faculty Ms. Saadia Yasmeen Mr. Ahmad Dar Mr. Umer Ayoub Lecturer Nadeem Zafar Asma Kanwal Adnan Khalid Awais Qasim Syed Ali Raza Ijaz Hussain Bukhari Touseef Iftikhar Atif Ishaq Khan Muhammad Hafeez