Semester & Modules

Module Titles

English-III (Communication Skills & Academic Writing)

Course Code: ENG-201, Credit Hours: 2(2+0)
Handcraft Techniques- I

Course Code: HCT-202, Credit Hours: 3(1+2)
Jewelry Design Studio- I

Course Code: JDS-203, Credit Hours: 3(1+2)
Jewelry Drawing-I

Course Code: JDR-204, Credit Hours: 2(1+1)
History of Culture & Art Focused on Jewelry- I

Course Code: HCA-205, Credit Hours: 1(1+0)
Jewelry Calculations-I

Course Code: JCL-206, Credit Hours: 2(2+0)
Metallurgical Sciences- I

Course Code: MTS-207, Credit Hours: 1(1+0)
Drafting- I

Course Code: DRF-208, Credit Hours: 2(1+1)
Digital Visualization & Presentation-I (Adobe Photoshop)

Course Code: DGV-209, Credit Hours: 2(1+1)
Handcraft Techniques-II

Course Code: HCT-251, Credit Hours: 3(1+2)
Jewelry Design Studio-II

Course Code: JDS-252, Credit Hours: 3(1+2)
Jewelry Drawing-II

Course Code: JDR-253, Credit Hours: 2(1+1)
History of Culture & Art Focused on Jewelry-II

Course Code: HCA-254, Credit Hours: 1(1+0)
Jewelry Calculations-II

Course Code: JCL-255, Credit Hours: 2(2+0)
Drafting-II

Course Code: DRF-256, Credit Hours: 2(1+1)
Metallurgical Sciences-II

Course Code: MTS-257, Credit Hours: 1(1+0)
Principles of Marketing-I

Course Code: MKT-310, Credit Hours: 2(2+0)
Digital Visualization & Presentation-I (Corel Draw)

Course Code: DGV-311, Credit Hours: 2(1+1)

Generic Learning Outcomes

The philosophy of the course is to assist students in enhancing their creative capabilities through experimentation. A preamble to diverse materials and techniques would facilitate and familiarise the students with the limitations of material for innovative design. The teaching practice develops the capabilities in students to plan their ergonomically functional work places. In the third and fourth semester students learn to:

- Apply basic handcraft techniques by manufacturing their first object of jewellery

- Apply theoretic knowledge into their studio work

- Reflect, realize and analyse the basic design quality in handcraft work

- Plan jewel fabrication processes, resources within a time frame

Level Three ( Semester 5 & 6 )

Module Titles

CAD/ CAM (Matrix)

Course Code: CC-357, Credit Hours: 2(1+1)
CAD/ CAM (Matrix)

Course Code: CAD-309, Credit Hours: 2(1+1)
English-IV (Technical Writing)

Course Code: ENG-301, Credit Hours: 1(1+0)
Handcraft Techniques-III

Course Code: HCT-302, Credit Hours: 3(1+2)
Jewelry Design Studio-III

Course Code: JDS-303, Credit Hours: 3(1+2)
Drawing/ Drafting-III

Course Code: DRW-304, Credit Hours: 2(1+1)
Gemology-I

Course Code: GEM-305, Credit Hours: 3(1+2)
History of Culture & Art Focused on Jewelry-III

Course Code: HCA-306, Credit Hours: 1(1+0)
Jewelry Calculations-III

Course Code: JCL-307, Credit Hours: 1(1+0)
Metallurgical Sciences-III

Course Code: MTS-308, Credit Hours: 1(1+0)
Handcraft Techniques-IV

Course Code: HCT-351, Credit Hours: 3(1+2)
Jewelry Design Studio-IV

Course Code: JDS-352, Credit Hours: 3(1+2)
Drawing/ Drafting-IV

Course Code: DRW-353, Credit Hours: 2(1+1)
Gemology-II

Course Code: GEM-354, Credit Hours: 3(1+2)
History of Culture & Art Focused on Jewelry-IV

Course Code: HCA-355, Credit Hours: 1(1+0)
Jewelry Calculations-IV,CAD/ CAM (Matrix)

Course Code: JCL-356, Credit Hours: 1(1+0)
Internship (Compulsory during the summer)

Course Code: INT-358, Credit Hours: 2(1+1)

Generic Learning Outcomes

In the fifth and sixth semester emphasis is on exploration of diverse materials and the development of labour intensive skills. An object's precise pathway is offered as a chance to develop the students understanding of the character and theory of design in jewelry to an elevated level within the framework of analytical, practical and critical evaluation.

Level Four ( Semester 7 & 8 )

Module Titles

English (Dissertation Writing)

Course Code: ENG-401, Credit Hours: 1(1+0)
Handcraft & Production Techniques

Course Code: HPT-4022, Credit Hours: 3(1+2)
Jewelry Design Studio-V

Course Code: JDS-403, Credit Hours: 3(1+2)
Jewelry Drawing-V

Course Code: JDR-404, Credit Hours: 2(1+1)
Gemology-III

Course Code: GEM-405, Credit Hours: 3(1+2)
History of Culture & Art Focused on Jewelry-V

Course Code: HCA-406, Credit Hours: 1(1+0)
Principles of Marketing-II

Course Code: MKT-407, Credit Hours: 2(2+0)
Mini Thesis

Course Code: THE-408, Credit Hours: 2(1+1)
English (Thesis/ Dissertation/ Presentation)

Course Code: ENG-450, Credit Hours: 2(2+0)
Handcraft & Production Techniques (Collection)

Course Code: HCT-451, Credit Hours: 3(1+2)
Jewelry Design Studio (Collection)

Course Code: JDS-452, Credit Hours: 3(1+2)
Gemology (Collection)

Course Code: GEM-453, Credit Hours: 3(1+2)
CAD/CAM (Matrix) (Collection)

Course Code: CAD-454, Credit Hours: 3(1+2)

Generic Learning Outcomes

The course line for, Jewelry Design & Gemmological Sciences (4 Year Integrated B.Des. / BS (HONS) is designed to assist development of independent creative expressions.

In the seventh and eighth semester students work on their own projects and build a body of work which evidences personal design philosophy and expression.

Throughout the seventh and eight semesters, students focus on creating their jewellery portfolios. They also plan and conduct a jewellery exhibition for the completion of the degree.

First Merit List Admission 2012

Notice: Admission 2012