B.Sc. Civil Engineering

The B.Sc Civil Engineering programme at UCP provides a learning environment for people who have an interest in natural and man-made environments. The programme focuses on technical knowledge of design, construction, implementation and maintenance of several kinds of infrastructures. With studying real-world design problems, students are trained to develop feasible solutions. The faculty focuses on ensuring that students make the best decisions for their academic programme and future career success.

Outline

Area Cr. Hrs.
a)Civil Engineering Foundation Courses28
b)Civil Engineering Breadth Courses15
c)Civil Engineering Depth Courses33
d)Natural Sciences19
e)Computing Courses02
f)Inter Departmental Engineering Elective (IDEE)09
g)Humanities Courses15
h)Management Courses06
i)Industrial Internship00
j)Survey Camp00
k)Design Project06
Total133

Road Map

Year , Semester 1

TYP Course Code Subject Credti Hrs. Contact hrs/week
EFCE 1212Civil Engineering Materials22
EFCE 1211Civil Engineering Materials LAB13
NSCEME1012Applied Physics & Electro-Mechanical Fundamentals22
NSCEME 1011Applied Physics & Electro-Mechanical Fundamentals LAB13
HUCEHU 1013English-I (Functional English )33
NSCEMT 1013Quantitative Reasoning-I33
HUCEHU 1032Ideology and Constitution of Pakistan22
CSICT 1042Applications of ICT22
CSICT 1041Applications of ICT Lab13
Total1723

Year , Semester 2

TYP Course Code Subject Credit Hrs. Contact hrs/week
EFCE 1112Engineering Drawing LAB26
EFCE 1122Engineering Surveying22
EFCE 1121Engineering Surveying LAB13
MDCEMD 1712Geology for Engineers22
HUCEHU 1022/ISL 110Islamic Studies/ Ethics22
EFCE 1132Engineering Mechanics22
EFCE 1131Engineering Mechanics LAB13
ACISCECS 1011Computer Programming22
ACISCECS 1012Computer Programming LAB13
NSCEMT 1023Quantitative Reasoning-II33
Total1828

Year , Semester 3

TYP Course Code Subject Credit Hrs. Contact hrs/week
ACISCE 2141Civil Engg. Drawing & Graphics11
ACISCE 2142Civil Engg. Drawing & Graphics LAB26
EBCE 2151Advanced Engineering Surveying11
EBCE 2152Advanced Engineering Surveying LAB13
EFCE 2412Fluid Mechanics22
EFCE 2411Fluid Mechanics LAB13
EFCE 2222Mechanics of Solids-I22
EFCE 2221Mechanics of Solids-I LAB13
EFCE 2232Structural Analysis-I22
EFCE 2231Structural Analysis-I LAB13
NSCEMT 2033Applied Mathematics-I33
Total1729

Year , Semester 4

TYP Course Code Subject Credit Hrs. Contact hrs/week
FECE 2312Construction Engineering and Cost Estimation22
FECE 2322Construction Engineering and Cost Estimation LAB26
HUCEHU 2042Arts and Humanities Elective*22
NSCEMT 2043Applied Mathematics-II33
MBCE 2242Mechanics of Solids-II22
MBCE 2241Mechanics of Solids-II LAB13
EFCE 3512Soil Mechanics22
EFCE 3511Soil Mechanics LAB13
HUCEHU 2052Social Science Elective**22
MDCEMD 2720Survey Camp (NC)--
Total1725

Year , Semester 5

TYP Course Code Subject Credit Hrs. Contact hrs/week
NSCEMT 3053Numerical Analysis33
EBCE 3422Advanced Fluid Mechanics22
EBCE 3421Advanced Fluid Mechanics LAB13
HUCEHU 3063Expository Writing33
MBCE 3522Geotechnical Engineering22
MBCE 3521Geotechnical Engineering LAB13
EBCE 3253Reinforced Concrete Design-I33
EBCE 3251Reinforced Concrete Design-I LAB13
Total1622

Year , Semester 6

TYP Course Code Subject Credit Hrs. Contact hrs/week
MBCE 3262Reinforced Concrete Design-II22
MBCE 3261Reinforced Concrete Design-II LAB13
EBCE 3612Environmental Engineering22
EBCE 3611Environmental Engineering LAB13
EBCE 3272Structural Analysis-II22
EBCE 3271Structural Analysis-II LAB13
EBCE 3432Engineering Hydrology22
EBCE 3431Engineering Hydrology LAB13
FECE 3532Highway & Traffic Engineering22
FECE 3531Highway & Traffic Engineering LAB13
HUCEHU 3072Civics and Community Engagement22
MDCEMD 3730Community Service (NC)--
ITIT3810Internship (6-8 weeks) mandatory and qualifying (NC)--
Total1727

Year , Semester 7

TYP Course Code Subject Credit Hrs. Contact hrs/week
MBCE 4542Foundation Engineering22
MBCE 4552Pavement Analysis & Design22
MBCE 4551Pavement Analysis & Design LAB13
MDCEMD 4741Modelling & Simulation11
MDCEMD 4751Modelling & Simulation LAB13
MBCE 4442Hydraulics Engineering22
MBCE 4441Hydraulics Engineering LAB13
MSCEMG 4311Project Management11
MSCEMG 4321Project Management LAB13
FYDPCE 4913Civil Engineering Projects (FY DP Part-I)39
Total1529

Year , Semester 8

TYP Course Code Subject Credit Hrs. Contact hrs/week
MBCE 4452Irrigation Engineering22
MBCE 4451Irrigation Engineering LAB13
FECE 4461Geo-informatics11
FECE 4461Geo-informatics LAB13
FECE 4281Steel Structures22
FECE 4291Steel Structures LAB13
MDCEMD 4762Architecture & Town Planning22
MDCEMD 4771Occupational Health and Safety11
MSCEMG 4332Entrepreneurship LAB13
FYDPCE 4923Civil Engineering Projects (FYDP Part-II)39
Total1529

Total Credit Hours of theory = 100 Total Credit Hours of Lab = 33 Total Credit Hours of the Programme = 133 Non-Engineering : 30% Engineering : 70% Elective I: Professional Ethics, Entrepreneurship, Organizational Behavior Elective II: Disaster Preparedness and Management, Geo-informatics, Design of Structures

Admission Criteria

At least 60% marks in F.Sc. Pre-Engineering/ICS with (Maths, Physics & Computer Science/Studies) A levels with (Maths, Physics & Chemistry)/DAE in Civil Technology or equivalent.

Note: ICS background students taking admission in engineering programs are required to take an additional course in Chemistry in the 1st semester of their degree program.

Prospects

The objectives of B.Sc. Civil Engineering Programme are a true reflection of the mission of the University as well as the faculty. They play a key role to foster a professional attitude and practice in the graduates along with enhancing their ability to pursue higher education. The objectives of our programme are to produce graduate engineer who can exhibit and apply engineering fundamentals, using up-to-date design and analytical skills for investigation and solution of complex civil engineering problems.

They should be able to demonstrate their engineering expertise in developing environmentally sustainable and economically sound solutions for the society, in a professionally competent and ethical manner. They should have the potential to grow professionally, as individuals and multi-disciplinary team members, through effective communication, managerial and leadership skills.

The construction Industry of Pakistan, Water and Power Development Authority and its allied departments, National & Punjab Highways Authority, Irrigation Department, Communication and Works Department, Planning Commission of Pakistan, Pakistan Railways, Civil Aviation Authority, Public Health Engineering Department. These are the departments which require Civil Engineering Graduates for the successful functioning of their Departments

Fee Structure