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Students Handbook 2015-16 Page 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS: PREFACE ........................................................................................................................................................ 5 MILE STONE OF THE INSTITUTE ........................................................................................................... 7 AUTHORTIES OF THE INSTITUTE: ........................................................................................................ 8 SENATE OF SUKKUR IBA .......................................................................................................................... 8 SYNDICATE SUKKUR IBA ....................................................................................................................... 10 ACADEMIC COUNCIL ............................................................................................................................... 11 THE PROGRAMS OFFERED AT SUKKUR IBA .................................................................................... 13 DEGREE PROGRAMS ................................................................................................................................ 13 DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION: ........................................................................... 14 MISSION STATEMENT: ............................................................................................................................ 14 BBA 04 YEARS PROGRAM ....................................................................................................................... 14 ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION: ........................................................................................ 15 MS IN MANAGEMENT PROGRAM ......................................................................................................... 31 ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION .......................................................................................... 32 PHD (IN MANAGEMENT) .......................................................................................................................... 34 ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR PHD ........................................................................................................ 35 DESIGN OF THE PROGRAM .................................................................................................................... 35 DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE: .......................................................................................... 36 MISSION STATEMENT: ............................................................................................................................ 36 MS & PHD PROGRAM ............................................................................................................................... 39 VISION ........................................................................................................................................................... 39 MISSION STATEMENT .............................................................................................................................. 39 OBJECTIVES ................................................................................................................................................ 39 PROGRAM OUTCOMES ............................................................................................................................ 39 MS IN COMPUTER SCIENCES ................................................................................................................ 40 MS IN SOFTWARE ENGINEERING ........................................................................................................ 40 ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR MS (CS/SE)............................................................................................ 40 DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING: ............................................................................ 46 MISSION STATEMENT: ............................................................................................................................ 46 GOALS AND OBJECTIVES: ...................................................................................................................... 46 DEPARTMENT: EDUCATION MANAGEMENT ................................................................................... 47 Students Handbook 2015-16 Page 2 MISSION STATEMENT: ............................................................................................................................ 47 VISION STATEMENT:................................................................................................................................ 47 VALUES STATEMENT:.............................................................................................................................. 47 GOALS ........................................................................................................................................................... 47 PROGRAMS AT DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION AND THEIR ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA ....... 48 WELCOME TO SUKKUR IBA: ................................................................................................................. 49 ADMISSION POLICY: ................................................................................................................................ 49 PROGRAMS OFFERED: ............................................................................................................................ 51 ADMISSION PROCEDURE: ...................................................................................................................... 53 ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION AT SUKKUR IBA: ....................................................... 54 DIRECT APPEARANCE IN APTITUDE TEST: ................................................................................... 54 FOUNDATION SEMESTER (REGULAR / THP): ................................................................................ 54 GROUP DISCUSSION AND INTERVIEW: ........................................................................................... 54 REGISTRATION AND ENROLLMENT: .............................................................................................. 55 CERTIFICATE COURSES (SUNDAY IT / SUNDAY ENGLISH FOR ALL (SEFA)) ......................... 56 FOUNDATION PROGRAM: ...................................................................................................................... 56 CRASH PROGRAM: .................................................................................................................................... 56 EVALUATION AND GRADING ................................................................................................................ 66 MINIMUM CGPA REQUIREMENTS ....................................................................................................... 67 50% MARKS POLICY IN FINAL RESULT ............................................................................................. 68 INTERNSHIP EVALUATION .................................................................................................................... 68 COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION ....................................................................................................... 68 GENERAL RULES FOR FULL-TIME STUDENTS ................................................................................ 68 PROCEDURE FOR ISSUANCE OF DEGREE ......................................................................................... 69 MIGRATION ................................................................................................................................................. 70 THE CONDUCT OF EXAMINATIONS .................................................................................................... 71 UNFAIR MEANS IN EXAMINATIONS .................................................................................................... 72 COMMITTEE TO DEAL WITH THE USE OF UNFAIR MEANS ........................................................ 72 PROCEDURE FOR ACTION AGAINST OFFENDERS ......................................................................... 73 PENALTIES .................................................................................................................................................. 74 AFRICAN CULTURAL HERITAGE SITES AND LANDSCAPES ....................................................... 75 CAMBRIDGE JOURNALS ONLINE ......................................................................................................... 75 Students Handbook 2015-16 Page 3 EBRARY ........................................................................................................................................................ 75 EMERALD INSIGHT ................................................................................................................................... 75 IMF E-LIBRARY .......................................................................................................................................... 75 JSTOR ............................................................................................................................................................ 75 JSTOR – GLOBAL PLANTS ...................................................................................................................... 75 MCGRAW-HILL’S ACCESS ENGINEERING ........................................................................................ 75 MCGRAW-HILL’S ACCESS SCIENCE ..................................................................................................
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