MEHRAN UNIVERSITY OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY, JAMSHORO

FRM-001/00/QSP 004
Dec.01, 2001
TENTATIVE TEACHING PLAN
DEPARTMENTS: EL (Section I,II & III) & CE (All Sections)
Title of Subject: Pakistan Studies (Th) Name of Teacher: Javed Iqbal Larik
Code: PS106 Semester: First Semester
Effective: 17 - Batch and onwards Minimum Credit Hours: 28 + 00
Assessment: 20% Sessional, 80% Written Semester Examination (20% Mid, 60% Final)
Credit Hours: 02 + 00 Marks: 50
Objective : To explore the pre and post-Independence History of Pakistan and to
analyze the contemporary challenges to our country.
Course Learning Outcomes : After completion of this course the student should be able to
CLO Description Mapping with PLOs Taxonomy-
Cognitive
(minimum Level)
1 Trace the Muslim Nationalism in South Asia and the creation of PLO-6 C2
Pakistan
2 Explore the Constitutional, Political and Diplomatic History of PLO-12 C2
Pakistan
3 Analyze the Geo-strategic importance of Pakistan and contemporary PLO-7 C2
challenges to Pakistan
Tentative Teaching Plan
S.# Topics CLO’s No. of lecture/
hours
required
01 The Formation and Evolution of Muslim Society in Subcontinent 01 02
02 Muslim Revivalist Movements in South Asia 01 02
03 The War of Independence 1857 01 01
04 The Aligarh Movement and its Impacts 01 01
05 Beginning of Muslim Separatist Politics (1906) 01 01
06 Attempts At Hindu-Muslim Unity (1916-30) 01 02
07 Widening of Gulf between Congress & Muslim League (1930-40) 01 01
08 Lahore Resolution (1940) 01 01
09 The Emergence of Pakistan (1940 – 47) 01 01
10 Role of Sindh in Making of Pakistan – History and Dynamics 01 01
Ideology of Pakistan in the light of statements of Allama Muhammad Iqbal and Quaid-e- 01 01
11
Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah
12 Constitutional and Political Developments in Pakistan (1947-1969) 02 02
13 Causes of Separation of East Pakistan 02 01
14 Political Development in Pakistan (1972 to date) 02 01
15 The Constitution of Islamic Republic of Pakistan, its Salient Features 02 01
16 Introduction to Foreign Policy 02 01
17 Determinants of Foreign Policy of Pakistan 02 01
18 Pakistan’s Relations with Big Powers 02 01
19 Geo-Strategic Significance of Pakistan 03 01
20 CPEC as the game changer for Pakistan and the Region 03 02
21 The War in Afghanistan since 1979 and its impacts on, and challenges to Pakistan 03 01
22 The Kashmir Issue 03 01
23 Hydro Politics in Pakistan; Water Issues in Domestic and Regional Context 03 01
24 Pakistan’s Energy Problems and their Effects 03 01
25 Nuclear Program of Pakistan; Its safety and security 03 01
Total Lecture Hours 30

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