Civil Engineering Technology Department

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About the Department

Introduction

The Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil) is atechnology-based industrial-Driven educational system. Engineering programs focus on theory and conceptual design, while Engineering Technology programs emphasize the application and implementation of technology. Cooperative Education combines classroom learning with work experience. Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil) is a cooperative model program designed for Pakistan's construction industry. This is

134 credit program that starts in the fall of 2022. The program prioritizes planning, design modules, construction, and environmental management technologies. QUEST is starting the Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil) as a self-sustained program and will adopt OBE based system for program evaluation.

Thisprogram aims at producing energetic fieldworkers with the practical skills to work for various construction companies. Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil) graduates will find work in the construction industry based on their technical expertise, management skills and familiarity with cutting-edge engineering technologies. Bachelor of Engineering Technology (Civil) graduates will be in power alongside world-famous graduates.


Mission:

To produce trained technical graduates who are equipped with basic skills, techniques, and modern tools to provide services to industry leaders, civil engineering technologists, and entrepreneurs to successfully execute construction projects and address the challenges of the construction industry and society.



Program Education Objectives


After the completion of four year BSc degree in Civil Engineering

Technology,



1. Graduates will have knowledge of Civil Engineering Technology and modern tools to develop solutions to industry problems

2. Graduates will be able to apply their technical and managerial abilities to assume leadership roles for the advancement of the engineering technology industry.

3. Graduates will be able to contribute to multidisciplinary industrial projects for socioeconomic development by demonstrating good communication skills and professionalism.

4. Graduates will have continuous professional learning abilities and emphasis on social, environmental and ethical issues.


Scheme of Studies

1st Year

1st Semester

Code Course Credit Hour
CS-100 Computer fundamentals 2 + 1
CE-203 Civil Engineering Drawing 2 + 1
CT-124 Surveying 3 + 1
--3 System Administration 3 + 1
MTH-101 Applied Calculus 3 + 0
CM-112 Occupational Health & safety Management 2 + 0

2nd Semester

Code Course Credit Hour
MTH-104 Pakistan Studies 2 + 0
MTH - 107 Functional English 3 + 0
CT-134 Concrete Technology 2 + 1
CT-144 Applied Mechanics 2 + 1
CT-154 Materials and Methods of Construction 2 + 1
MTH-211 Differential Equation 3 + 0

2nd Year

1st Semester

Code Course Credit Hour
CT-243 Fluid Mechanics 3 + 1
CE - 308 Soil Mechanics 3 + 1
CE-209 Architecture and Town Planning 2 + 0
MTH-301 Statistics & Probability 3 + 0
CT-254 Mechanics of Solids 3 + 1
 

2nd Semester

Code Course Credit Hour
MTH-107 Communication Skills 3 + 0
CT-274 Water Supply &Wastewater Management 3 + 0
CE 303 Transportation Engineering 3 + 1
31 Theory of Structures 3 + 0
 
 

3rd Year

1st Semester

Code Course Credit Hour
CT- 313 Hydrology 2 + 1
CE 407 Foundations Engineering 3 + 1
CT- 323 Reinforced Concrete Structures 3 + 1
CT-333 Construction and Hydraulic Machinery 2 + 0
CT-343 Computer Aided Building Modeling & Design 2 + 0
CT-350 Professional Ethics for Technologist 2 + 0

2nd Semester

Code Course Credit Hour
CT- 383 Irrigation and Hydraulic Structures 2 + 1
CT-363 Pre-stressed & Precast concrete 3 + 1
CT- 373 Geology & Earthquake Engineering 2 + 0
 
 
 

4th Year

1st Semester

Code Course Credit Hour
CT-4103 Project-II 0 + 3
CT -- 404 Building Services 3 + 0
CT - 403 Quantity Surveying and Contract Documents 3 + 1
CT - 402 Entrepreneurship 3 + 0
CT - 401 Economics 3 + 0
 

2nd Semester

Code Course Credit Hour
--3 System Administration 3 + 1