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ISLAMABAD CAMPUS ISRA UNIVERSITY PROSPECTUS 2020 - 21 VISION STATEMENT “Excellence in education and knowledge creation with empathy for societal development” MISSION STATEMENT “To impart quality education, foster scientific research and entrepreneurship, and produce graduate with strong interpersonal skills, responsibility and ethical values to serve their profession and the society” Islamabad Campus 06 AL NAFEES MEDICAL COLLEGE 08 Program Description, MBBS 10 Program Description, BS (Hons) Physiology 14 Program Description, Associate B.Sc in Respiratory Therapy 18 Isra College of Nursing 22 Program Description, Post RN BScN 23 Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) 28 Program Description, B.Sc (Medical Technology) 30 A Typical Study Plan, Bachelor of Science Medical Laboratory Technology (BSc MLT) 31 ISRA INSTITUTE OF REHABILITATION SCIENCES 34 Program Description, Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) 36 Program Description, Bachelor of Science in Speech Language Therapy/Pathology (BS, SLT/SLP) 42 Program Description, Post Professional Doctor of Physical Therapy (PP-DPT) 47 Program Description, M. Phil & Post Graduate Diploma in Sports Medicine & 50 Manipulative Physical Therapy (M.Phil, PGD-SM&MPT) Program Description, M.Phil & Post Graduate Diploma in Speech Language Pathology (M.Phil, PGD-SLP) 52 Program Description, M.Phil & Post Graduate Diploma in Hearing Sciences (M.Phil, PGD-HS) 56 Program Description, M.Phil& PGD, Health, Physical Education & Sports Sciences (HPESS) 60 Program Description, M.Phil & PGD, Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy (CPT) 63 Program Description, M.Phil & PGD, Neurological Physical Therapy (NPT) 65 Program Description, M.Phil &PGD, Orthopedic Physical Therapy (OPT) 67 Program Description, M.Phil& PGD, Prosthetics & Orthotics (PO) 69 A Typical Study Plan, Ph.D in Rehabilitation Sciences (Ph.D, Rehabilitation Sciences) 71 SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & APPLIED SCIENCES 76 Summary of BE, BS, B-Tech, M.Sc, MS & Ph.D Programs 80 A Typical Study Plan, BS (CS) 81 A Typical Study Plan, BS (IT) 88 A Typical Study Plan, BS (ES) 93 A Typical Study Plan, BE (EE) 99 A Typical Study Plan, BS Engineering Technology (Electrical) 107 A Typical Study Plan, BS Engineering Technology (Electronics) 111 A Typical Study Plan, B-Tech Biomedical (Hons) 115 A Typical Study Plan, BS Engineering Technology (Civil) 119 A Typical Study Plan, Associate of Applied Science (Electronics) 123 A Typical Study Plan, Associate of Applied Science (Software Engineering) 126 A Typical Study Plan, Associate of Applied Science (Telecommunication) 129 A Typical Study Plan, Associate of Applied Science (Business Administration) 132 A Typical Study Plan, BBA 136 Study Plan, MBA 142 Study Plan, M.Sc (Applied Physics) 147 Study Plan, M.Sc (Electronics) 150 Study Plan, MS (Electronic Engineering) 155 Study Plan, Ph.D (Electronic Engineering) 156 MS & Ph.D Courses in Electronic Engineering 157 ADMISSIONS 162 TEACHING STAFF 174 The Islamabad Campus is strategically located impart quality education in a clean and serene The college enjoys the facility of Al Nafees just behind Farash Town, Phase IV, Islamabad. environment. Medical College Hospital, an allied teaching With an area of 150,000 square feet, the campus hospital having all the clinical departments houses the Al Nafees Medical College and The laboratories and museums are well equipped, including Internal Medicine, General Surgery, Hospital, Isra School of Rehabilitation Sciences, where the tutorial room, lecture halls and Obstetrics and Gynecology, Pediatrics, Isra College of Nursing and School of auditorium meet the educational needs and also Ophthalmology, Otolaryngology, Urology, Engineering & Applied Sciences. The city have the capacity of hosting seminars and Neurosurgery, Radiology, Clinical Laboratory, campus is located at Plot No. 176, Sohni Road, conferences. The operative skill labs are also a and Operation theatres. The hospital unit I-10/3, Islamabad. distinguishing feature of this institute. The supervised by highly qualified and experienced college has a well established library consisting of professionals integrates the most modern AL NAFEES MEDICAL COLLEGE & three separate portions for lending books, facilities at general and sub-specialty levels under HOSPITAL reference material and periodicals. The Digital one roof. Al Nafees Medical College & Hospital is a newly library is also well furnished and offers a large built state of the art medical institute at the scenic collection of e-books and e-journals to meet the All the clinical departments are furnished with zone of the capital city of Islamabad. Renowned scholarly needs of teachers and students. modern equipment and are capable of providing subject specialists and faculty members as well as high quality medical care. purpose built facilities and buildings give it a An operative animal house within the premises clear edge over other medical institutes. and other available research facilities reflects the The all programs including Ph.D programs at Al academic environment and the vision of the Nafees Medical College have been approved and Qualified faculty with modern and state of the art institute in contributing towards learning and recognized by the Pakistan Medical Commission, teaching aids and laboratory equipment help research. CPSP and Pakistan Nursing Council. Mortuary Ophthalmology Library Paediatrics Anatomy Pathology Surgery Physiology Gynaecology Nursing Community Medicine Al Nafees Forensic Medicine Otorhinolaryngology Medical College Internal Medicine Bio Chemistry Doctor of Physical Therapy Al Nafees Medical College The vision of Al-Nafees Medical College is to commit towards academic excellence in medical education, to prepare community oriented, competent, dedicated and caring medical doctors who through their comprehensive knowledge, understanding and acquisition of relevant skills can deal with the Pressing health issues of all our populations. geriatic physiology. Experimental work in Pathology (Contact Hours 600) disorders, in collaboration with the departments of and the chief characteristics of an Islamic society. lasting success. The communication skill and spend much of their time in clinics, hospitals, and and manage all the common problems of the eye. physiology is designed to include and illustrate This subject includes general and special pathology, pharmacology, hospital casualty, and While emphasizing the moral, constructive and professional courses help young doctors to community health facilities, with less reliance on However, the students are taught and trained to important physiological concepts, and pathology, clinical and chemical pathology, other clinical sciences. The emphasis is placed on reformative values of Islam, the students are develop a truly engaging and responsive conventional classroom lectures. Students actively diagnose and manage minor common eye measurements. The use of advanced recording microbiology, hematology and immunology. The those legal aspects of medicine that a young guided to evolve their own codes of behavior with communication style, leading to positive involve in the day-to-day management of patients problems. They are trained to recognize and refer and monitoring equipment and techniques is general pathology presents a scientific study of medical graduate may be expected to face in respect to medical ethics and relationships with professional attitude. in the wards, outpatient clinics, community health complicated eye problems to concerned demonstrated, emphasizing the importance of diseases, the genetic basis of some diseases, the professional life. MDFM 244. patients and society. facilities, operation theaters, and so forth. They specialists. MDOP 472. precise recording and analysis of data in the body's normal responses to noxious HMPS 113, HMIS 114. Clinical Skill Lab perform their duties under the supervision of their solution of medical problems. MDPL 121, 122. environmental stimuli and the principles of Community Medicine (Contact Hours 250) Medicine of present world demands high level of professors. Clinico-Pathological Conferences are Otorhinolaryngology, ENT (Contact Hours The discipline of behavioral sciences include the homeostasis. Abnormal and deleterious effects of This subject is highly stressed in the curriculum to Computer Applications (Contact Hours 40) competency in both clinical examination and held and a multidisciplinary, integrated approach 100) study of consciousness and its altered states; the immune responses, neoplasia, infection and familiarize the students with community health The subject involves rigorous training over 48 performing a procedure in patients. The traditional is adopted to correlate clinical presentations with This is a very advanced field of surgery beyond psychological development of learning, memory, metabolic derangement constitute an important problems and is taught from year one to four. It contact hours that enables students to use popular methods of bedside skill learning and teaching are pathology, and include comprehensive the scope of undergraduate students to diagnose personality and human motivation in health and part of the course. The course on microbiology covers fields of biostatistics, epidemiology, computer software packages and learn the course supplemented by instruction in clinical skills lab is management of health problems. and manage all the common problems of the ENT. illness. MDBS 123. consists of bacteriology, mycology, virology, primary healthcare and community related related subject
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