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 University offers four years Bachelor Degree programs in the following disciplines:

   Yarn Manufacturing      (Accreditation by PEC Under Process...)

   Textile Chemistry           (Accreditation by PEC Under Process...)

   Fabric Manufacturing    (Accreditation by PEC Under Process...)

   Garment Manufacturing (Accreditation by PEC Under Process...)

Graduation Course Requirements for Yarn Manufacturing

A student majoring in spinning must complete the following courses

a)  General Education Requirements (72 Credit Hours)

b) Core Requirement (64 Credit Hours)

Textile Raw Materials SP-251 3

Basic Spinning SP-252 3

Basic Fabric Formation SP-253 3

Basic Textile Chemistry SP-254 3

Spinning Preparatory Processes SP-351 4

Fabric Technology SP-352 4

Fabric Physics SP-353 3

Textile Testing & Quality Control-I SP-354 4

Yarn Production SP-355 4

Spinning Preparatory Planning SP-451 3

Yarn Planning & Production SP-452 4

Textile Cost Accounting SP-453 3

Textile Testing & Quality Control-II SP-454 4

Final Year Project SP-459 3

Advance Spinning Studies SP-455 3

Spinning Calculations SP-456 4

Post Spinning Operations SP-457 3

Professional Practice Seminar SP-458 1

Final Year Project SP-459 3

c) Summer Training (Pass/Fail grade; Nil Credit): Every student is required to participate in a training programme (eight weeks during the summer of junior year and submit a formal written report.

d) Total Requirement (135 Credit Hours)

Graduation Course Requirements for Fabric Manufacturing

A student majoring in Weaving must complete the following courses

a)  General Education Requirements (70 Credit Hours)

b) Core Requirement (65 Credit Hours):

Fundamentals of Yarn Manufacturing WG-261 3

Fabric Manufacturing WG-262 3

Synthetic Raw Materials WG-263 3

Fundamentals of Chemical Processing WG-264 4

Weaving Preparatory Processes WG-361 4

Weaving Technology WG-362 4

Textile Testing & Quality Control-I WG-363 4

Yarn Manufacturing WG-364 4

Fiber Physics WG-365 3

Fabric Structure and Designing WG-366 3

Textile Costing WG-461 3

Textile Testing & Quality Control-II WG-462 4

Weaving Theory & Practice WG-463 3

Knitting WG-464 4

Final Year Project WG-469 3

Weaving Calculations WG-465 4

Advance Weaving Studies WG-466 3

Professional Practice Seminar WG-468 1

Final Year Project WG-459 3

c) Summer Training (Pass/Fail grade; Nil Credit): Every student is required to participate in a training programme (eight weeks during the summer of junior year and submit a formal written report.

d) Total Requirement (135 Credit Hours)year and submit a formal written report.

Graduation Course Requirements for Textile Chemistry

A student majoring in Textile Chemistry must complete the following courses

a)  General Education Requirements (71 Credit Hours)

b) Core Requirement (64 Credit Hours)

Fundamentals of Yarn Manufacturing TC-271 3

Fundamentals of Fabric Formation TC-272 3

Man Made Fibers TC-273 3

Textile Chemistry TC-274 3

Preparatory Processes for Dyeing & Printing TC-371 3

Color Science TC-372 4

Dyestuff Chemistry TC-373 4

Physical Testing of Textiles TC-374 4

Textile Dyeing-I TC-375 4

Fabric Science TC-376 3

Polymer Chemistry TC-377 2

Textile Auxiliaries TC-378 3

Managerial & Cost Accounting TC-471 3

Chemical Testing of Finished Products TC-472 3

Textile Dyeing-II TC-473 4

Textile Printing TC-474 4

Final Year Project TC-479 3

Textile Finishing TC-475 3

Recent Topics in Textile Chemistry TC-476 2

Environmental Aspects of Textile Industry TC-477 2

Professional Practice Seminar TC-478 1

Final Year Project TC-479 3

c) Summer Training (Pass/Fail grade; Nil Credit): Every student is required to participate in a training programme (eight weeks during the summer of junior year and submit a formal written report.

Graduation Course Requirements for Garment Manufacturing

A student majoring in Garment Manufacturing must complete the following courses

a) General Education Requirements (67 Credit Hours)

b) Core Requirement (69 Credit Hours)

Introduction to Garment Technology GT-281 3

Introduction to Yarn Manufacturing GT-282 3

Fabric Formation GT-283 3

Textile Fibers GT-284 3

Introduction to Chemical Processing GT-285 4

Apparel Technology GT-286 4

Sewn Product Engineering-I GT-381 3

Anthropometery & Garment Construction-I GT-382 4

Anthropometery & Garment Construction-II GT-383 4

Physical Testing of Textiles GT-384 4

Industrial Engineering GT-386 3

Fabric Design Technology GT-387 3

Garment Design GT-388 4

Chemical Testing & Quality Control GT-481 4

Grading & Marker Making GT-482 4

Sewn Product Engineering-II GT-483 3

Apparel Quality Management GT-484 3

Garment Machinery GT-485 3

Marketing Merchandising & Sourcing GT-486 3

Operation & Facility Design GT-487 3

Professional Practice Seminar GT-488 1

Final Year Project GT-489 6

c) Summer Training (Pass/Fail grade; Nil Credit): Every student is required to participate in a training program (eight weeks during the summer of junior year and submit a formal written report.

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This is the age of economic supremacy and the nations having sound economic base are dominating the world. Developing countries are also striving to exploit their resources of personnel and materials for their economic revival. Pakistan has been blessed by Almighty Allah with such agricultural and mineral resources, which if properly exploited, can bring Pakistan among the leading nations of the world. Pakistan is one of the world leaders in export of cotton yarn, including coarse, medium and fine varieties. However, our earnings from textile trade are far less as compared to our competitors in the region. Reason being that we have yet to improve the quality of our products which is possible only if adequately qualified and trained man power is available in the country.

Keeping these facts in view the college management started diploma courses, aiming to train supervisory level manpower on the latest machinery under the supervision of highly specialized and experienced faculty.

Diploma courses are offered in the following areas

• Spinning Technology
• Weaving Technology
• Knitting Technology
• Textile Chemistry

Spinning Technology

Spinning is the largest sector of our textile industry and comprises most modern units capable of meeting international standards of quality and productivity.  Availability of skilled technicians would further enhance its performance.  The spinning sector is one of the most important sectors in Pakistan Textile industry.  At present it comprises 445 textile mills in the country (50 composite units and 395 spinning units) with 8.6 million spindles and 146 thousand rotors. This course aims to develop the basic understanding of the spinning procedures.

Duration:          Two Semesters

Fee Package:    Rs.30,000/-

Weaving technology

Weaving industry holds an important position in textile industry of Pakistan.  This industry is maintaining its pace with the new techniques and technologies being introduced in the world of textile.  The frequent changes and globalization requires the workers of the industry to be fully at home with the latest processes so that international quality standards may be maintained.  This diploma course has been specially designed to equip the workers of weaving industry with the required skills.

Duration           Two Semesters

Fee Package    Rs.30,000/-

Knitting Technology

Knitting has emerged in the recent years, as the second major industry producing fabric for garments.  Many knitting and garment units have been set up and it is expected that in coming years kitting industry will grow further.

 Keeping in view the growth of knitting sector and the shortage of skilled manpower faced by this segment of industry, this certificate course has been designed to impart knitting knowledge in a comprehensive manner so that it will benefit people involved in industry as well as in the trade of knitted goods.

 Duration           One Semester

Fee Package    Rs.15,000/-

Textile Chemistry

Wet processing is a value addition area, in order to achieve our expected targets it is imperative that emphasis should given to this field.  Processing Industry needs to be run on modern lines and its full capacity should be utilized.  This objective can be achieved to a large extent if skilled manpower is available in this field.

Duration           Two Semesters

Fee Structure    Rs.30,000/-

Eligibility: Candidate must have passed his/her matriculation exam with science subjects. Admissions are opened in August.

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Executive training courses have been designed for executives, engineers, and professionals to meet the industry's crucial requirements.

These courses are announced time-to-time (on “when-needed” basis) or at proposal from the industry.

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