The Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Information Technology (BSc.CSIT) at Far Western University is a comprehensive four-year program designed to provide students with a strong foundation in both theoretical and practical aspects of computer science and IT. The program is tailored to meet the growing demands of the IT industry, equipping students with the skills needed for careers in software development, network administration, database management, and more.

Why Choose BSc.CSIT at Aadim National College?

  • Comprehensive Curriculum: Our program covers a wide range of topics, from fundamental programming and database management to advanced subjects like artificial intelligence, mobile computing, and data mining.
  • Practical Learning: With a focus on hands-on experience, students engage in projects, internships, and lab work to apply their knowledge in real-world scenarios.
  • Expert Faculty: Learn from experienced professionals and academicians who bring both industry and academic expertise to the classroom.
  • Career Opportunities: Graduates are well-prepared to enter the IT industry or pursue further studies in specialized fields.

Course Structure

The B.Sc. CSIT curriculum is designed by following the course practiced in accredited international universities. Students of this programe have to study the course of 136 Credit hours dividing the following areas.

S.N.CourseCredit Hours
1.Computer Science (Core Courses)84
2.Natural Science Compulsory Courses8
3.Mathematics Courses12
4.English Courses3
5.Management Courses3
6.Computer Science Elective Courses15
7.Internship and Project8
8.Research Methodology for CS3
 Total136

CURRICULUM SCHEMA
First Semester I

Course CodeCourese TitleCredit HrsFull Marks
CSIT 111English Grammer & Composition3100
CSIT 112Information Technology Fundamentals3100
CSIT 113Calculus and Analytical Geometry3100
CSIT 114Electronic Principles3TH +1PR100
CSIT 115Programming Fundamentals & C Programming3100

Second Semester II

Course CodeCourse TitleCredit HrsFull Marks
CSIT 121Data Structure & Algorithms3100
CSIT 122Digital Logic Design3100
CSIT 123Linear Algebra3100
CSIT 124Mechanics & Electrodynamics3TH + 1PR100
CSIT 125Microprocessor System3100

Third Semester III

Course CodeCourseCredit HrsFull Marks
CSIT 211Computer Organization & architecture3100
CSIT 212Discrete Structures3100
CSIT 213Introduction to Management3100
CSIT 214Object oriented programming with C++3100
CSIT 215operating system3100
CSIT 216Statistics and probability3100

Fourth Semester IV

Course CodeCourse TitleCredit HoursFull Marks
CSIT 221Applied Statistics3100
CSIT 222Data Communication & Network3100
CSIT 223Database Management System3100
CSIT 224Numerical Methods3100
CSIT 225System Analysis & Design3100
CSIT 226Theory of Computation3100

Academic Qualifications

Completion of Higher Secondary Education: Applicants must have successfully completed their higher secondary education (10+2) or equivalent from a recognized institution.
Science Stream with Mathematics: Students must have completed their higher secondary education in the Science stream with Mathematics as one of the subjects. Other subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and English are also typically required.

Minimum Grade/Percentage

  • For Grade 12 System: Students should have secured a minimum of a ‘C’ grade in all subjects in Grade 11 and Grade 12, with an aggregate GPA of at least 2.0.
  • For Percentage System: Students should have secured a minimum of 45% aggregate marks in their 10+2 or equivalent examinations.

Entrance Examination

Mandatory Entrance Test: Applicants must appear for and pass the entrance examination conducted by Far Western University for BSc.CSIT admissions.

Exam Content: The entrance exam usually tests the applicants’ knowledge in subjects such as Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, and English, along with general aptitude in IT-related topics.

Merit-Based Selection: Admission is generally based on merit, which is determined by the scores obtained in the entrance examination and academic performance in previous studies.

Additional Requirements

  • Documentation: Students are required to submit academic transcripts, certificates, and other relevant documents during the application process.
  • Interview (if applicable): Some universities may conduct interviews as part of the selection process, though this is less common.