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Teaching Departments Prospectus-2018 TEACHING DEPARTMENTS School of Applied Sciences & Technology Computer Sciences School of Business Studies North Campus Electronics & Instrumentation Technology Economics Computer Sciences Food Science and Technology Commerce English Management Studies Computer Engineering Home Science Pharmaceutical Sciences School of Education & Behavioural Sciences Management Studies School of Biological Sciences Education South Campus Biochemistry Psychology Computer Sciences Bio-technology School of Law English Botany Law Education Nano-technology School of Open Learning Mathematics Zoology Directorate of Distance Education Management Studies School of Physical & Mathematical Sciences Directorate of Life Long Learning Urdu Chemistry Education Multimedia Research Centre Kargil Campus Mathematics State Resource Centre Life Sciences Physics Research and Other Centres Information technology Statistics UGC-Human Resource Development Centre Humanities School of Earth & Environmental Sciences Bio-Informatics Centre Leh Campus Earth Sciences Centre of Biodiversity and Taxonomy Earth Sciences Environmental Science Centre of Central Asian Studies Humanities Geography and Regional Development Centre of Research for Development Management Studies Geo-Informatics Centre for Career Planning and Counseling School of Arts, Languages and Literature Centre for Women‟s Studies and Research Arabic Centre for Sheikh-ul-Alam (R.A) Studies English (Makz-i-Noor) Foreign Languages Directorate of IT & SS Directorate of Internal Quality Assurance Hindi Institute of Music & Fine Arts Directorate of Physical Education & Sports Iqbal Institute of Culture and Philosophy Kashmiri Population Research Centre Linguistics UNESCO Madanjeet Singh Institute of Persian Kashmir Studies Sanskrit Institute of Technology, Zakura Campus Urdu Electronics & Communication School of Social Sciences Electrical History Mechanical Islamic Studies University Science Instrumentation Centre Library & Information Science Media Education Research Centre Political Science Sociology Social Work Page No. 1 Prospectus-2018 PROGRAMMES OFFERED BY THE UNIVERSITY (I) Main Campus Electronics a) Embedded Systems & MA English M A Programmes: Environmental Solutions MBA (Travel & (V) Through Distance Mode Arabic Science b) Computer Sciences Tourism) M A Programmes: c) B Pharm Archaeology Food Science & MA/M Sc Geography Urdu d) M Pharm English Technology (VI) Affiliated Colleges Economics e) M Ed. Economics Geo-informatics Degree College (Boys) English f) M.P.Ed. Home Science Baramulla Business Programme: Education g) BPA (Music) a) (Dietetics & Clinical M A/ M Sc Mathematics M Com Hindi Nutrition) h) BVA (Visual Arts) M A/ M Sc Programme: History b) (Extension and i) BPA (Music) in Santoor MCA Communication) Islamic Studies PG Diploma Programmes: MA Psychology Mathematics c) (Food Science and Nutrition) SSM College of Engineering Professional Programmes: Kashmiri d) (Human Development) Hindi MBA B Ed Kashmir and South Asian Information Instrument Technology Studies MCA PG Diploma Programmes: Technology Certificate Programmes: Linguistics NIELIT, Srinagar (DOEACC) Business Physics French Library and Information MCA Administration Zoology German Science Business Programmes: M Sc IT Business Russian Mass Communication MBA Iqbal Institute of Technology Entrepreneurship Spoken English and Journalism and Management (IITM) Computer IMBA (BBA MBA) (II) North Campus Persian MCA Application MBA (Financial MCA Political Science Management) MBA Cyber Law M A English Psychology M Com Kashmir Law College, Home Science IMBA (BBA-MBA) Sanskrit MTTM Nowshera Tourism B Tech .(Computer Sociology Law Programmes: LLB Management Science & Engineering) Web Designing Social Work LLB (III) South Campus BA LLB Vitasta School of Law & Diploma/ Certificate Urdu BA LLB MBA Humanities Programme: M A/M Sc Programmes: LLM MCA BA LLB DPPTT Disaster Management Computer Science M Ed Sopore Law College Kashmiri Language Geography Programme: M A Education LLB (V) Through Lifelong Mathematics MCA M A / M Sc BA LLB Learning Statistics Professional/Technical Mathematics B. Voc. Programmes: Applied Geology Programmes: MA Urdu KCEF Law College,Pulwamma Automotive Biochemistry B Ed M A English Biotechnology Technology B Tech. (IV) Kargil Campus LLB Bioresources Electronic Media a) Electronics & Integrated M Sc Botany BA LLB Botany Communication Govt. College of Physical Plumbing Integrate M Sc IT Nano-technology Engineering; Education, Ganderbal Furniture b) Mechanical Engineering Integrated MA Arabic Microbiology M.P.ED Development c) Electrical Engineering (V) Leh Campus Chemistry M.Tech M.Sc. Applied Geology Clinical Biochemistry Page No. 2 Prospectus-2018 THE SCHOOLS Page No. 3 Prospectus-2018 SCHOOL OF APPLIED SCIENCES & TECHNOLOGY Department of Computer Sciences Department of Electronics & Instrumentation Technology Department of Food Science & Technology Institute of Home Science Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences DEAN | Professor F A Masoodi Page No. 4 Prospectus-2018 DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & INSTRUMENTATION TECHNOLOGY Year of Establishment: 1987 Year of Establishment: 1985 Faculty: Faculty Details: Dr. Mohammad Arif Wani Professor & Head Dr. Mohamad Tariq Banday Associate Professor & Head Dr. Rana Hashmy Scientist-C Dr. Farooq Ahmad Khanday Assistant Professor Dr. Manzoor A Chachoo Scientist-D Dr. Shabir Ahmad Parah Assistant Professor Mr. Sajad M Khan Scientist-B Dr. Javaid Ahmad Sheikh Assistant Professor Dr. Javed Parvez Assistant Professor Er Farhat Roohi Scientist B Dr. Muheet Ahmed Butt Scientist-D Programmes Offered: Dr. Javaid Iqbal Assistant Professor Dr. Faheem Syed Masoodi Assistant Professor M Sc Electronics Dr. Sajid Yousuf Bhat Assistant Professor Duration: 2 Years (4 Semesters) Intake Capacity: 32 + 10 Self-financed Seats Programmes Offered: Eligibility: Three year B. Sc. with following combinations Master of Computer Applications (MCA) General English, Chemistry, Electronics, Physics General English, Physics, Mathematics, Electronic Equipment and Duration: 3Years (6 Semesters) Maintenance Intake Capacity: 48 + 14 Self-financed Seats General English, Mathematics, Electronics, Information Tech. Eligibility: Three years B.Sc. IT/ BCA/B.Sc. with Mathematics/B.Sc. General English, Mathematics, Physics, Information Technology with Mathematics at 10+2 level OR B.Tech/BE . General English, Mathematics, Computer Application, Statistics M Tech (Computer Science) General English, Mathematics, Electronics, Statistics B.Tech/B.E. (Electronics & Communication) Duration: 2 years (4 semesters) M Tech (Embedded Systems. and Solutions) Intake Capacity: 22 Eligibility: B.Tech in Computer Science/Engineering/Information Duration: 2 years (4 semesters) Intake Capacity: 32 Research Programmes: Ph D Eligibility: BE/B.Tech/B.Sc. Engineering in Electrical Sciences (Electronics, Electrical, Instrumentation, Communications, and Computer Sciences), M.Sc. Electronics, M.Sc. Contact Numbers: Information Technology, M.Sc. Computer Sciences, MCA. Director: 0194-2272313 Office: 0194-2272312 Research Programmes: Ph D Contact Numbers: Head: 0194-2272383 Office: 0194-2272381 Page No. 5 Prospectus-2018 DEPARTMENT OF FOOD SCIENCE & TECHONOLOGY INSTITUTE OF HOME SCIENCE Year of Establishment: 2008 Year of establishment 1982 Faculty: Faculty Dr. F.A. Masoodi Professor & Head Dr. Nilofer Hassan Professor Dr. Adil Gani Assistant Professor Dr. F.A. Masoodi Professor Mrs. Sabeera Muzzafar Assistant Professor Dr. Naheed Vaida Professor & Director Mr. Sajad Mohd. Wani Assistant Professor Dr. Humaira Azim Assistant Professor Dr. Idrees Ahmed Wani Assistant Professor Mrs Shafia Nazir Assistant Professor Dr. Hilal Ahmad Punoo Assistant Professor Mr.s Naila Irshad Assistant Professor Dr. Muzamil Jan Assistant Professor Ms. Gazala Nissar Assistant Professor Programmes Offered: Ms. Shafia Jan Assistant Professor M Sc (Food Technology) Programmes Offered: M Sc Home Science Duration:: 2 Years/4 Semesters Intake Capacity:: 19+6 Self -financed Seats Specializations: Eligibility: : B.Sc. Medical/Non-Medical with all existing combinations. 1. Food Science and Nutrition B.Sc. Home Science with Food Science/ Human Nutrition as 2. Dietetics & Clinical Nutrition one of the subjects. B.Sc. Food Technology/ Biotechnology. 3. Extension & Communication B.Sc. Agriculture/ B.V.Sc and A.H. B.Sc. Pharmaceutical 4. Human Development Science. B.Tech (Food Tech.) or B. Sc. (Horticulture) or Duration: 2 Years (4 Semesters) B.Sc. with Nutrition & Dietetics Intake Capacity:: 16 +4 Self-financed seats (Food Science & Nutrition) 10 + 3 Self-financed seats (Dietetics & Clinical Nutrition) Research Programmes: Ph. D 16 + 4 Self-financed seats (Extension & Communication) 10+ 3 Self-financed seats (Human Development) Contact Numbers: Eligibility: Graduation in Home Science under 10+ 2+3 pattern/B.Sc. Head: 0194-2272236 with Nutrition & Dietetics Office: 0194-2272235 Research Programmes: Ph.D Contact Numbers: Director: 0194-2272204 Office: 0194-2272203 Page No. 6 Prospectus-2018 DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES Year of Establishment: 1983 Faculty Dr. Nahida Tabassum Professor Dr. Zulfiqar Ali Bhat Professor & Head Dr. Mubashir Hussain Masoodi Assistant Professor Dr. Mohd Ishaq Geer Assistant Professor Dr. Sabeeha Shafi Assistant Professor Dr. Mohd
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