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Bs Environmental Science (ADE Based-2 years)

Introduction

The increasing environmental degradation due to urbanization has highlighted the need of Environmental Sciences. It is an integrated discipline designed to provide a comprehensive knowledge of the fundamentals of biological and natural sciences in solving environmental problems. The Environmental Sciences department is currently running BS and MSc Environmental Sciences Program under the Faculty of Science at AIOU. Where currently offers undergraduate program of BS Environmental Science. The courses offered in the department are designed considering the multidisciplinary nature of the discipline and focus on understanding of the fundamental processes that contribute to environmental pollution and natural resource degradation with the aim to train students to combat pollution and ensure sustainable development in the country.

Eligibility Criteria

Students having associate degree in relevant field with at least 60 credit hours with 50% marks.

  1. Students with an Associate degree in the relevant field with at least 60 credit hours shall be eligible for admission, for the award of BS degree in Environmental Science, the student will have to complete minimum 65 credit hours including six credit hours for research project.

Selection Process

Students for BS program will be selected based on marks secured in F.Sc/O-level

Duration

2 Years

Medium of Instruction

The mode of instruction for BS Environmental Program is English

Teaching Methodology

Face to face classes will be conducted on campus for BS Environmental Science Program

Total Credits Hours Required

68

Course Code

Course Title

CH

Category

BIO3508

Applied Environmental Microbiology

3(2+1)

Interdisciplinary

BIO5508

Biodiversity and Conservation

4(3+1)

Interdisciplinary

ENVS5503

Physics of the Environment

4(3+1)

Major

TFSR3501

Fahm-e-Quran (Tajwid, Translation & Tafsir)

NC

Non-Credit

ENVS5507

Analytical Techniques

4(3+1)

Major

ENVS5508

Environmental Data Visualization & Processing

3(3+0)

Major

Total Credits

 

18

 

Course Code

Course Title

CH

Category

ENVS5509

Scientific Research and Report Writing

3(2+1)

Major

ENVS5505

Introduction to Environmental Economics

3(3+0)

Major

ENVS5504

Natural Resource Management

3(3+0)

Major

ENVS5506

Energy and Environment

3(3+0)

Major

ENVS6501

Environmental Impact Assessment

4(3+1)

Major

SERT3501

Seerat-e-Tayyaba

NC

Non-Credit

STAT3506

Biostatistics

3(3+0)

Interdisciplinary

Total Credits

 

19

 

Course Code

Course Title

CH

Category

ENVS6508

Field Experience / Internship

3(0+3)

Major

ENVS6503

Health, Safety & Environmental Management Systems

4(3+1)

Major

ENVS6502

Sustainable Development

3(3+0)

Major

ENVS6504

Environmental Toxicology

3(3+0)

Major

BIO3507

Cell Biology

3(2+1)

Interdisciplinary

Total Credits

 

16

 

Course Code

Course Title

CH

Category

ENVS6509

Capstone Project

3(0+3)

Major

ENVS6510

Disaster Risk Reduction and Management

4(3+1)

Major

ENVS6506

GIS and Remote Sensing

4(3+1)

Major

ENVS6505

Project Management

4(3+1)

Major

Total Credits

 

15

 

1

2

3

4

5

6

Semesters

4

Assessment Weightage

For Theory Courses:
S.No. Components Total Marks Weightage Passing Marks
1 Assignment 10 20% 50% (In aggregate)
2 Assignment 2 10
3 Mid Term 30 30%
4 Attendance 100 Nil 70%
5 Final Exam 100 50% 50%
For Theory-Practical Courses:
S.No. Components Total Marks Weightage Passing Marks
1 Assignment 10 20% 50% (In aggregate)
2 Assignment 2 10
3 Mid Term 30 30%
4 Practical 15
5 Attendance 100 Nil 70%
6 Final Exam 100 50% 50%
For Practical/FYP Courses:
S.No. Components Total Marks Weightage Passing Marks
1 Attendance 100 Nil 70%
2 Final Exam 100 100% 50%

Note: Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) reserves the right to amend the fee structure policy, course offering and assessment of courses when required. The existing course(s) will be adopted/adapted as per requirement. The department may change the sequence of the course(s) offering as per availability of course(s).