BS Statistics

Introduction

With the passage of time in the new era of globalization, significant changes have been made in almost all walks of life to keep in pace with the growing world. Among many other fields, improvement in the existing education system has become the topmost priority of many nations across the globe. Therefore, it is the need for time to modify our current education system to meet international standards. Having a vision of brighter future with compatible educated youth, the Department of Statistics is launching BS Statistics program from spring 2017. The BS Statistics would be sixteen years education equivalent to MSc Statistics and fulfilling the international standards of graduate degree.

OBJECTIVES

  • To enhance and up gradation of qualification of those potential candidates who have/do not have sufficient resources to continue their studies after intermediate.
  • To enable the students to get a better insight regarding in-depth knowledge of Statistics.
  • To produce quality teachers/ researchers of Statistics at all levels.
  • To prepare well trained and skilled graduates to cater the future needs in the field of Statistics.
  • To produce young and energetic minds in the field of Statistics to promote innovative research and critical thinking.

SCHEME OF STUDIES

The full programme of BS Statistics comprises eight semesters. The all courses are compulsory to qualify for the award of BS Statistics degree. The semester wise course offering is as under.

Eligibility Criteria

Candidate having HSSC or equivalent exams approved/verified by Inter Board Committee of Chairmen (IBCC)

Selection Process

Merit will be determined on the basis of marks and interview.

Duration

4 Years (8 Semesters) 148 Credit Hours

Medium of Instruction

English

Teaching Methodology

Face to Face

Total Credits Hours Required

132

S#

Course Title

Code

Category

CH

1

Functional English

ENGL3505

Gen. edu.

3(3+0)

2

Ideology and Constitution of Pakistan

PKST3502

Gen. Edu.

2(2+0)

3

Islamic Studies / Ethics

ITH3501 / HAD3501

Gen. Edu.

2(2+0)

4

Calculus-I

MATH3502

Interdict

3(3+0)

5

Pakistan-Adab-I

URD3503

Gen. edu.

2(2+0)

6

Introductory Statistics

STAT3501

Major

3(3+0)
 

Total

    

15 Credit Hours

S#

Course Title

Code

Category

CH

1

Expository Writing

ENGL3504

Gen. Edu.

3(3+0)

2

Civic and Community Engagement

SOC3503

Gen. Edu.

2(2+0)

3

Calculus-II

MATH3509

Interdict

3(3+0)

4

Introduction to Regression and Time Series Analysis

STAT 3508

Major

3(3+0)

5

Application of Information Communication & Technologies

CS3503

Gen. Edu.

3(2+1)

6

Introduction to Sociology

SOC3506

Gen. Edu.

2(2+0)

7

Pakistan Studies

PKST 3501

GE

2(2+0)
 

Total

    

18 Credit Hours

S#

Course Title

Code

Category

CH

1

Quantitative Reasoning

MATH3508

Gen. edu.

3(3+0)

2

Exploratory Data Analysis

STAT4503

Major

3(3+0)

3

Basic Design of Experiments

STAT3503

Major

3(3+0)

4

Introduction to Probability & Probability Distributions.

STAT4504

Major

3(2+1)

5

Basics of Environmental Science

ENVS4501

Natural Science

3(2+1)

6

Entrepreneurship

MGT3503

Gen. Edu.

2(2+0)
 

Total

    

17 Credit Hours

S#

Course Title

Code

Category

CH

1

Basic Statistical Inference

STAT4501

Major

3(3+0)

2

Official Statistics

STAT4502

Major

3(3+0)

3

Quantitative Reasoning-II

STAT4506

Major

3(3+0)

4

Data Analytic and Machine Learning

STAT4507

Major

3(3+0)

5

Sampling and Sampling Distributions

STAT4508

Major

3(3+0)

6

Vital Statistics

MATH4505

Gen. Edu.

3(3+0)
 

Total

    

18 Credit Hours

S#

Course Title

Code

Credit Hours

Category

1

Sampling techniques I

STAT5502

3(3+0)

Major

2

Design and Analysis of Experiments-I

STAT5503

3(3+0)

Major

3

Probability & Probability Distributions-I

STAT5504

3(3+0)

Major

4

Mathematical Methods

MATH4504

3(3+0)

Major (or ID)

5

Computer and Scientific Application

MATH3510

3(2+1)

Major (or ID)

6

Fahm-e-Quran (Tajwid, translation and Tafsir)

TFSR3501

NC

Mandatory Non-credit
 

Total

  

15 Credit Hours

  

S#

Course Title

Code

Credit Hours

Category

1

Data Analysis and Statistical Packages

STAT5510

3(0+3)

Major

2

Probability & Probability Distributions-II

STAT5506

3(3+0)

Major

3

Regression Analysis

STAT5507

3(3+0)

Major

4

Sampling Techniques-II

STAT5508

3(3+0)

Major

5

Design and Analysis of Experiments-II

STAT5509

3(3+0)

Major

6

Seerat-e-Tayyab

SERT3501

NC

Mandatory Non-credit
 

Total

  

15 Credit Hours

  

S#

Course Title

Code

Credit Hours

Category

1

Statistical Inference – Estimation

STAT6501

3(3+0)

Major

2

Econometrics

STAT6502

3(3+0)

Major

3

Elective – I

—

3(3+0)

Major

4

Elective – II

—

3(0+3)

Major

5

Field Experience Internship

—

3(0+3)

Internship
 

Total

  

15 Credit Hours

  

S#

Course Title

Code

Credit Hours

Category

1

Statistical Inference – Testing of Hypothesis

STAT6505

3(3+0)

Major

2

Elective – III

—

3(3+0)

Major

3

Elective – IV

STAT6515

3(0+3)

Major

4

Capstone Project

STAT6507

3(3+0)

Major / Project

5

Operation Research

—

3(3+0)

Major
 

Total

  

15 Credit Hours

  

Elective / Major Courses:

S#

Course Title

Code

Credit Hours

1

Reliability

STAT 6510

3(3+0)

2

Date Mining

STAT 6511

3(3+0)

3

Bayesian Statistic

STAT 6512

3(3+0)

4

Research Methodology

STAT 6509

3(3+0)

5

Total Quality Management

STAT 6503

3(3+0)

6

Applied Multivariate Analysis

STAT 6505

3(3+0)

2

3

4

5

6

Semesters

08

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).

About

The Allama Iqbal Open University was established in May, 1974, with the main objectives of providing educational opportunities to masses and to those who cannot leave their homes and jobs. During all these past years, the University has more than fulfilled this promise.