Fall 2026 · Proposals Open

Build something worth a year of your degree

Six credit hours, one team, two semesters. Everything you need to propose, register, build and defend your Final Year Project at the Department of Computer Science.

12 October 2026 proposal deadline
3 students maximum per group
6 credit hours across FYP-I & FYP-II
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Three steps

How the year works

Final Year Projects are group projects, mandatory after the completion of six semesters. One student is selected as group leader, and supervisors are assigned by mutual consent.

Propose

Form a group of up to three from the same degree, agree an idea with a supervisor, and submit the proposal with a Turnitin report and Gantt chart. A double-blind review decides.

FYP-I — 2 credits

Seventh semester. Complete most of your documentation and at least a prototype, then present to your supervisor and an internal examiner, who mark 50/50.

FYP-II — 4 credits

Eighth semester. Show 70–80% at pre-evaluation, then defend to internal and external examiners. Marks split 30/30/40.

Fall 2026

Dates that matter

Miss the proposal deadline and FYP-I will not be registered for you at all.

12
Oct • Monday

Proposal deadline

Submitted through your supervisor.

21
Nov • Saturday

FYP-II pre-evaluation

Window opens 16 November. Show 70–80%.

19
Dec • Saturday

FYP-I report due

Evaluation runs 14–19 December.

18
Jan • Monday

FYP-II final defence

Deliverables due 23 January 2027.

Before you propose

What gets approved

  1. If you are developing an application like web, mobile or industrial, it should be based on an innovative idea, not just a simple CRUD application.
  2. Projects that involve research and development work are allowed. Research work is not a requirement for FYP.
  3. The project should have wide enough scope to justify a year long effort and six credit hours.
  4. If you are proposing some product, it must be a realistic and applicable idea.
  5. It must not be a repeated project — one that was already done.
  6. To extend a previous project, state clearly on the proposal what they did and what you have planned to do to extend that work.
  7. The project must not violate the rules for students and faculty.
Who decides

FYP Management Committee

Dr. Muhammad Aksam IftikharConvener
Ms. Fareeha IftikharSecretary
Dr. Hasan JamalDr. Muhammad SharjeelDr. Madiha Amjad Dr. Sana MaqboolMr. Usman AkramMr. Muhammad Shahid Bhatti Mr. Mohsin MehdiMs. Humaira AfzalMs. Mahwish Waqas Ms. Iqra ObaidMs. Muntaha IqbalMr. Zaheer Akhtar Ms. Zeenat AfzalMs. Gull Bano Anwar Ms. Fareeha Iftikhar

Faculty: send us an idea

CS faculty ready for supervision are invited to propose new FYP ideas, and experts in industry or academia are invited to serve as permanent externals.