PU Syllabus Pokhara University Complete Syllabus

Civil Engineering

Semester I

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MTH 111	Engineering Mathematics i	3
PHY 102	Physics	4
MEC 189	Thermal Science	2
MEC 109	Engineering Drawing	1
CMP 103	Programming in C	3
ELE 105	Basic Electrical Engineering	3

Semester II

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MTH 121	Engineering Mathematics II	3
CHM 103	Chemistry	4
CMP 104	Object Oriented Programming in C++	2
ENG 104	Communication Technique	2
MEC 178	Mechanical Workshop	1
MEC 121	Applied Mechanics (Statics)	2

Semester III

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MTH 211	Engineering Mathematics III	3
MAT 20	Civil Engineering Materials	2
WRE 250	Fluid Mechanics	3
ARC 216	Building Technology	2
ELX 201	Basic Electronics Engineering	2
MEC 232	Applied Mechanics (Dynamics)	2

Semester IV

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MTH 317	Numerical Methods	3
MEC 288	Strength of Materials	3
WRE 262	Hydraulics	3
SRV 201	Surveying I	3
GEO 262	Engineering Geology	3

Semester V

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
SRV 302	Surveying II	3
SRV 303	Survey Field Project	1
WRE 351	Water Resources Engineering I	3
STR 332	Structural Analysis I	3
GEO 373	Soil Mechanics	3
ENV 356	Water Supply Engineering	3
MTH 212	Probability and Statistics	3

Semester VI

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
WRE 353	Water Resources Engineering II	3
GEO 383	Foundation Engineering	3
STR 340	Structural Analysis Ii	3
ENV 367	Sanitary Engineering	3
HYD 301	Engineering Hydrology	3

Semester VII

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
TRP 476	Transportation Engineering I	3
STR 410	Design of Steel and Timber Structures	3
STR 412	Design of R.C.C Structures	3
EST 441	Estimating and Valuation	2
MNG 410	Engineering Economics Elective I	3

Semester VIII

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
TRP 477	Transportation Engineering II	3
MNG 430	Construction Project Management	3
MNG 425	Professional Practice	2
PRJ 400	Project	5
	Elective II	3

                                                Computer Engineering

Semester I

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MTH 111	Engineering Mathematics I	3
CHM 103	Chemistry	4
ENG 104	Communication Technique	2
CMP 103	Programming in C	3
ELE 105	Basic Electrical Engineering	3
MEC 178	Mechanical Workshop	1

Semester II

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MTH 121	Engineering Mathematics II	3
PHY 102	Physics	4
MEC 109	Engineering Drawing	1
CMP 104	Object Oriented Programming in C++	2
MEC 189	Thermal Science	2
MEC 119	Applied Mechanics	3

Semester III

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MTH 211	Engineering Mathematics III	3
CMP 331	Data Structure and Algorithm	3
ELE 226	Electrical Engineering Materials	2
ELE 215	Network Theory	3
ELX 213	Electronic Devices	3
ELX 212	Logic Circuits	3

Semester IV

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MTH 223	Engineering Mathematics IV	3
ELE 221	Instrumentation	3
ELX 225	Electronic Circuits	3
CMP 224	Theory of Computation	3
ELX 226	Microprocessors	3

Semester V

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MTH 317	Numerical Methods	3
ELX 352	Microprocessor System and Interfacing	3
CMP 332	Operating System	3
CMP 364	Computer Graphics	3
ELX 353	Integrated Digital Electronics	3

Semester VI

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MTH 212	Probability and Statistics	3
CMP 381	Simulation and Modeling	3
CMM 362	Data Communication	3
CMP 383	Database Management System	3
CMP 388	Object Oriented Software Engineering	3
PRJ 300	MInor Projects	2

Semester VII

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MNG 410	Engineering Economics	3
CMP 472	Computer Architecture	3
ELX 482	Digital Signal Processing	3
CMP 474	Computer Network	3
	Elective I	3

Semester VIII

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MNG 411	Organization and Management	2
CMP 421	Artificial Intelligence	3
CMP 481	Image Processing & Pattern Recognition	3
PRJ 400	Project	5
	Elective II	3

                                       Architecture

                                                      Semester I

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MTH 112	Mathematics I	3
ARC 151	Building Materials	2
ARC 111	Architecture Modeling	2
ARC 112	Architectural Graphics I	2
ARC 121	Introduction to Architecture	2
ARC 101	Basic Design I	4

Semester II

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MTH 122	Mathematics Ii	2
ENG 104	Communication Techniques	2
CMP 101	Computer and Programming	2
ARC 113	Architectural Graphics II	2
ARC 114	Photography	2
ARC 102	Basic Design II	4

Semester III

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
ARC 222	Structural Forms	2
SRV 202	Surveying	2
ARC 241	Building Science I	2
ARC 215	Visual Arts	2
ARC 231	History of Western Arch.	2
ARC 203	Architectural Design I	4

Semester IV

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MEC 208	Statics and Dynamics	2
CMP 212	Computer Aided Design I	2
ARC 242	Building Services I	2
ARC 252	Building Construction I	2
ARC 232	History of Eastern Arch.	2
ARC 204	Architectural Design II	5

Semester V

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
STR 331	Structure I	2
CMP 313	Computer Aided Design II	2
ARC 353	Building Construction II	2
ARC 361	Architectural Elective I	2
ARC 333	History of Nepalese Arch.	2
ARC 305	Architectural Design III	5

Semester VI

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
STR 332	Structure II	3
ARC 342	Building Science II	2
ARC 354	Building Construction III	2
ARC 371	Landscape Architecture	2
ARC 334	History of Modern Arch.	2
ARC 306	Architectural Design IV	5

Semester VII

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
STR 433	Structure III	3
ARC 423	Working Drawings & Detailing	2
ARC 481	Settlement Planning	3
ARC 462	Architectural Elective II	2
ARC 407	Architectural Design V	5

Semester VIII

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
ARC	Practical Office Experience	15

Semester IX

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
STR 434	Structure IV	2
ARC 563	Architectural Elective III	2
ARC 455	Estimating and Valuation	2
ARC 465	Directed Studies & Seminar	2
ARC 443	Building Services II	2
408	Architectural Design VI	5

Semester X

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
ARC 524	Management & Economics	3
SOC 411	Architects & Society	2
ARC 509	Architectural Design VII Thesis	10

                                                 Electronics and Communication Engineering

Semester I

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MTH 111	Engineering Mathematics I	3
CHM 103	Chemistry	4
ENG 104	Communication Technique	2
CMP 103	Programming in C	3
ELE 105	Basic Electrical Engineering	3
MEC 178	Mechanical Workshop	1

Semester II

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MTH 121	Engineering Mathematics II	3
PHY 102	Physics	4
MEC 109	Engineering Drawing	1
CMP 104	Object Oriented Programming in C++	2
MEC 189	Thermal Science	2
MEC 119	Applied Mechanics	3

Semester III

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MTH 211	Engineering Mathematics III	3
ELE 226	Electrical Engineering Materials	2
ELE 215	Network Theory	3
ELX 213	Electronic Devices	3
ELX 223	Electromagenetic Fields and Wave	3
ELX 212	Logic Circuits	3

Semester IV

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MTH 223	Engineering Mathematics IV	3
ELE 221	INstrumentation	3
ELX 225	Electronic Circuits	3
ELX 226	Microprocessors	3
MTH	Numerical Methods	3

Semester V

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
CMP 364	Computer Graphics	3
ELE 375	Microprocessor System and Interfacing	3
CMM 352	Signal & System	2
ELE 375	Control System	3
ELX 353	Integrated Digital Electronics	3

Semester VI

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MTH 212	Probability and Statistics	3
CMM 363	Analog Communication	3
ELX 361	Industrial Electronics and Drives	3
ELX 362	Filter Design	3
CMP 267	Computer Organization	3
PRJ 300	Minor Project	2

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
CMM 371	Electromagnetic Propagation & Antenna	3
MNG 410	Engineering Economics	3
CMP 474	Computer Networks	3
CMP 477	Digital Communication	3
	Digital Communication	3

Semester VIII

Course Code	Course Description	Credit Hours
MNG 411	Organization and Management	2
ELX 482	Digital Signal Processing	3
CMM 481	Telecommunication	3
PRJ 400	Project	5
	Elective II INTRODUCTION Nepal adopted the multi-university concept in 1983. The idea of Pokhara University (PU) was conceived in 1986; however, it was established only in 1997 under the Pokhara University Act, 1997. The Incumbent Honorable Prime Minister and the Honorable Minister for Education of the Federal Democratic Republic Nepal are the Chancellor and the Pro-Chancellor, respectively.  The Chancellor appoints the Vice Chancellor, the principal executive officer of the university. The Registrar is designated to assist him/her in financial management and general administration. A non-profit autonomous institution, PU is partly funded by the Government of Nepal and partly by revenues from its students and affiliated colleges. OBJECTIVES produce adept human resource in science and technology, humanities and management, and law and education for nation building encourage the participation of private sectors in higher education through extension programs create healthy, disciplined, result-oriented academic environment that focuses on higher education promote competitive and quality higher education through fair competition accelerate socio-economic transformation in line with community services VISION to be a leader in the promotion of education through quality higher education, health and community service MISSION develop the institution into a Center of Excellence for Higher Education by enhancing teaching, learning and research activities; to accelerate the national development process by producing job market-driven, responsible, productive, welfare focused and committed human resources; to link the university system with community services unfold the potential and creativity of learners, advocating humanism, reason, innovation, and search for truth Quality education should necessarily not be limited to rhetoric. It has to be in reality and action, so that the university students imbibe critical thinking skills, develop positive attitude to work, and enhance competitiveness. Pokhara University, the youngest university system operating full-fledged programs in the country, aims at producing human resources capable of working for the nation as well as the global community. LONG TERM GOALS promote a high-ranked university in South Asia produce high level human resources equipped with skills, values, competences, and excellences prepare high level manpower capable of facing challenges and giving directions for future developments integrate academic research and scholarship that will strengthen the teaching curriculum, and thus, preserve, generate and disseminate knowledge build a dynamic university system proficient in withstanding changes and challenges pursue excellence and quality in all aspects of the University’s activities and services SHORT TERM GOALS launch programs rich in scope and content, endowed with problem-solving strategies, especially in the areas with gaps between needs and availability from local, national and international perspectives develop a rigorous and interactive community of faculty and students where human relationships are valued and respected, equality of opportunity pursued, and personal and intellectual development fostered provide students of the Western Development Region with an equitable access to resources to encourage educational partnership both externally and internally to help materialize the University’s mission contribute to the socio-economic development of the region as well as the nation FINANCING Pokhara University manages its expenditures mainly from three sources: Nepal Government’s grants, revenue from students and affiliated institutions. PU has been gradually reducing its dependence on government coffer in line with Nepal Government’s fiscal policy of cost-effective sharing with private sectors. However, it fully depends on government grants for financing the capital expenditure, especially on building infrastructures for academic and administrative purposes. With the local community-endowed land, PU provides spaces for Schools and Research Centers included in the University Plan. PU credits donors and contributors involved in the construction of infrastructures, such as hostel, library, stadium, and auditorium.	3