BS MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY (BSM&T)

SCOPE & OPPORTUNITIES

This program offers a unique combination of courses from Business Management and Information Technology to develop the skills that ensures the sustainable Digital future. The graduates are prepared to oversee the complex projects and manage individuals to work with ever changing environment and be on the cutting edge of advancement and the longer term of work.
The program concentrates on database systems, data visualization tools and techniques, statistical modeling, data mining, optimization, simulation, and their applications in business disciplines such as accounting, finance, human resources, insurance, management, and marketing. Emphasis is placed throughout the program on developing all-rounded communication & soft skills, analytical &reasoning skills, ethical decision making and problem-solving capabilities.
Graduates in Management & Technology go on to become chief technology officers, project managers, business development executives/managers, product managers, marketing managers, analytics managers, business analysts, technical program managers, senior product managers, and technical product managers, Financial Analysts.

VISION OF THE PROGRAM

To be recognized as leaders in the field of Management and Information Technology to ensure sustainable digital future that support industry and start-ups and to develop future business leaders, that have an outlook on environmental, social and governance for both the local and global market.

MISSION OF THE PROGRAM

The program aims to produce graduates that are intellectually and morally capable to add value to the industry and society by supervising new and complex projects by using various technologies that facilitate individuals to work with ever changing environment at large scale and provide the sustainable solutions through professional, research and entrepreneurial skills.

LENGTH OF DEGREE PROGRAM

BS Management& Technology Duration (Minimum): 4 years Duration (Maximum): 7 years

ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA

The criteria for students seeking admission to program are as follows:

  • Intermediate or equivalent examination.
  • Minimum score for eligibility is 50% in the ZU Admissions Test.

Note: Candidates who have completed 12 years of education and obtained degrees other than Matriculation (SSC) or Intermediate (HSSC) are required to obtain an equivalence certificate from the Inter Board Committee of Chairman (IBCC).

FEE STRUCTURE

Monthly Instalment (Tuition fee + Examination Fee)

8500                 (48 installments for four years)

Admission fee (One Time)

15000

Security Deposit (One Time and refundable)

5000

Note: Any additional taxes imposed by the government will be the liability of the students/parents/guardian.

The University reserves the right to increase the fees if required according to the recommendation of the Governing Body.

Fees once deposited are not refundable, except security deposits, for any reason whatsoever.

PROGRAM EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES

Consistent with the Department Vision and Mission, the Program Educational Objectives of the study program BS Management & Technology are to educate individuals with interdisciplinary and practical knowledge who:

PEO-1: Will demonstrate in- depth knowledge of Business Management and Information Technology

PEO-2: Will have ability to understand, diagnose, communicate and provide solutions to business and technical problems

PEO-3: Serve the society with their innovative ideas to manage various technologies maintaining the ethical standards

PEO-4: Will promote continuous development of professional and technical know-how in decision making process

PROGRAM LEARNING OUTCOMES

After graduation students will be able to:

PLO1: Management & Technology Knowledge: An ability to apply knowledge of accounting, finance, marketing; supply chain & technology fundamentals to the solution of complex business situations.

PLO2: Problem Analysis: An ability to identify, formulate, research literature & analyze complex business & technology problems reached substantial conclusions using business management principles

PLO3: Communication: ability to communicate effectively, orally as well as in writing, on complex business activities with the business community and with society at large, such as being able to comprehend and write effective reports and design documentation, make effective presentations, and give and receive clear instructions.

PLO4: Ethics: Ability to identifying ethical and social problems that arise in the business & technology environment and to resolve them.

PLO5: Academic Integration: An ability to demonstrate an academic integration of their applied/technical cognate & the major courses stressing communication, training & technology systems management.

PLO6: Team Work: An ability to understand the importance of team work & leadership in order to achieve long and short-term organizational goals.

PLO7: Diversity: An ability to understand the importance of cultural diversity and interpersonal skills especially in the work place.

PLO8: Modern tool Usage: An ability to understand systems & able to use modern software & tools to apply & interpret functional business knowledge.

PLO9: Entrepreneurship: An ability to have entrepreneurial qualities and styles & ability to demonstrate them accordingly.

PLO10: Global Prospect: An ability to identifying business opportunities & challenges of an evolving global environment by identifying & analyzing relevant global factors that influence decision making & develop viable alternatives in an international business.

PLO11: Legal Knowledge: An ability to demonstrate an understanding of the law & its application to business & technology units.

PLO12: Social Responsibility: An ability to understand issues related to CSR involving different stake holders & make effective decisions

THE CREDIT HOUR DISTRIBUTION OF THE COURSES

The Department of Management Technology & Information Sciences follows HEC guidelines for distribution of credit hours between core and elective courses.  The Program comprises of 132 credit hours.

SCHEME OF STUDY

BS Management & Technology

Semester – I

Code

TitleCredit Hour

Pre- Requisites

ENG-110

Functional English3+0

None

MGT-110Principle of Management3+0

None

CIV-110

Islamic Studies3+0None
NAS-110Applied Mathematics I3+0

None

CSE-110

Discrete Structures3+0None
CSE-111TComputer Fundamentals & Programming2+0

None

CSE-111L

Computer Fundamentals & Programming-LAB0+1None
Total 17+1

 

Semester – II

NAS-121

Applied Mathematics II3+0NAS-110
ECO-120Micro Economics3+0

None

MKT-120

Principle of Marketing3+0None
CIV-121Pakistan Studies3+0

None

ENG-121

Communication & Presentation Skills3+0None
CSE-122TObject Oriented Programming2+0

None

CSE-122L

Object Oriented Programming-LAB0+1None
Total 

17+1

 

Semester – III

QAN-230

Logic & Critical Thinking3+0None
ECO-231Macro Economics3+0

ECO-120

LAW-230

Business Law3+0None
MKT-231Marketing Management3+0

MKT-120

ACC-230

Financial Accounting3+0None
CSE-233TData Structures2+0

None

CSE-233L

Data Structure-LAB0+1None
Total 17+1

 

Semester – IV

FIN-240

Introduction to Business Finance3+0ACC-230
SSC-240Business Ethics3+0

None

A&H-240

Foreign Language3+0None
QAN-241Statistical Inference3+0

None

CSE-244T

Database Management System2+0CSE-233T
CSE-244LDatabase Management System-LAB0+1

CSE-233L

Total

 14+1

 

Semester – V

CSE-355TOperating Systems2+0

CSE-233T

CSE-355L

Operating Systems-LAB0+1CSE-233L
FIN-351Financial Management3+0

FIN-240

SSC-351

Organizational Behavior3+0None
BTM-350Management Information Systems3+0

None

CSE-356T

Artificial Intelligence in Business2+0None
CSE-356LArtificial Intelligence in Business-LAB0+1

None

Total

 

13+2

 

 

Semester – VI

MGT-361Human Resource Management3+0

MGT-110

RES-360

Research Methodology3+0None
SCM-360Introduction to Supply Chain Management3+0

None

BTM-361

Digital Business3+0None
ENG-363Technical & Business Writing3+0

None

ACC-361

Cost & Managerial Accounting3+0FIN-240
Total 18

 

Semester – VII

ENT-470Entrepreneurship3+0

None

BTM-472

Enterprise Resource Planning3+0MIS
ECO-472Managerial Economics3+0

ECO-231

BTM-474

Business Process Management3+0None
RES-471Project/ Thesis – I3+0

None

Total

 

15

 

Semester – VIII

BTM-483Business Intelligence & Analytics3+0

None

MGT-482

Information technology Project Management3+0None
CSE-487Information Security3+0

None

MGT-483

Total Quality Management3+0None
RES-482Project/ Thesis – II3+0

RES-471

Total

 

15