Premier University DCSE – Spring 2025 Master Timetable Overview

General Information

• Timetable Title : Premier University — Department of Computer Science & Engineering (DCSE) ― ALL SEMESTERS, Spring 2025.
• Validity : Effective from 01-July-2025.
• Coverage : Five teaching days (Saturday → Wednesday). Thursday & Friday are not listed and are assumed non-teaching / make-up / holiday.
• Granularity :
  • Each day is broken into 18 teaching slots, each $25\;\text{minutes}$ long (08 : 30 ➜ 08 : 55, 08 : 55 ➜ 09 : 20 … 04 : 35 ➜ 05 : 00).
  • A continuous lunch / prayer break from 01 : 30 ➜ 02 : 30 pm.
• Student Blocks ("sections")
  • Years 1–4 are sub-divided as follows (the left-most digit usually indicates the year / level):
  • 1A … 1F
  • 2A … 2G
  • 3A … 3C
  • 4A … 4F
  • 5A
  • 6A … 6D
  • 7A … 7C
  • 8A … 8E
• Course‐code convention (appears throughout):
  $\texttt{<Course> / <Teacher-Initials> / <Room-No>}$
  Example : $\texttt{AlgoL/TH/904}$ ⇒ Algorithm Laboratory, teacher “T.H.”, room 904.
• Repetitions, parallel sections, and twin rooms are explicitly listed to avoid timetable clashes.

Timetable Structure (Same for every day)

• Slots (18 per day):
  1. 08 : 30 – 08 : 55  10. 12 : 15 – 12 : 40  17. 04 : 10 – 04 : 35
  2. 08 : 55 – 09 : 20  11. 12 : 40 – 01 : 05  18. 04 : 35 – 05 : 00
  3. 09 : 20 – 09 : 45  12. 01 : 05 – 01 : 30  (Lunch 01 : 30 – 02 : 30)
  4. 09 : 45 – 10 : 10  13. 02 : 30 – 02 : 55
  5. 10 : 10 – 10 : 35  14. 02 : 55 – 03 : 20
  6. 10 : 35 – 11 : 00  15. 03 : 20 – 03 : 45
  7. 11 : 00 – 11 : 25  16. 03 : 45 – 04 : 10
  8. 11 : 25 – 11 : 50
  9. 11 : 50 – 12 : 15

Saturday (Day-1)

• 1st-Year Blocks (1A … 1F)
  • MED/MR/909 repeated for 1A–1C.
  • MED/MA/608 → 1D, 1E.
  • IEEL/MTS/506 → 1F at multiple consecutive slots.
• 2nd-Year Blocks (2A … 2G)
  • CPL/MHN/608 & CPL/RA/905 alternating for 2A, 2C and 2G.
  • EDCL/JBA/508 → 2B (single slot).
  • PhyL/NJS/505 laboratory for 2D.
• 3rd-Year Blocks
  • 3A blank (slot reserved).
  • 3B → $\texttt{NM/MSH/B1/604}$ & $\texttt{IP/UIA/B2/606}$.
• 4th-Year Blocks
  • Algorithm Lab appears twice : $\texttt{AlgoL/TH/904}$ and $\texttt{AlgoL/NBH/604}$.
  • Mathematical Modelling Lab (MML) in room 503.
• 5A
  • Twin Artificial-Intelligence lectures $\texttt{AIL/AD/B1/905}$ and $\texttt{AIL/AD/B2/904}$ sandwich a Mobile-Application-Development slot $\texttt{MAD/AMS/B1/905}$.
• 6th & 7th Year / Masters blocks carry advanced subjects (CSL, CGIP, etc.)
• 8th Year electives list CCCL, MLL, PRL, CCL.
• Evening (post-03 : 20) contains capstone / project-oriented courses (e.g., PM/MAA/612 ➜ Project Management).

Sunday (Day-2)

• 1F receives PFL/NBH/904 early morning.
• 2-series emphasises electronics labs: EDCL/MRRC/508, DSL/RA/608, CPL/MHN/905.
• 3-series: Combined Departmental Laboratory (DEPTL) in EEE 506; OOP ↔ IP runs in parallel blocks $\texttt{OOPL/MMH/B2/601}$.
• 4-series highlights: $\texttt{MML/KMAY/503}$, Data-Mining-Studio $\texttt{DMSL/AMS/905}$, Algorithm‐Lab (TH) again.
• 5-series: Operating-Systems Lab $\texttt{OSL/AJT/606}$ and Advanced MAD $\texttt{MAD/AMS/B2/909}$.
• 6-series: Software-Engineering Lab, Computer-Networks Lab, Software-Design (SD/DD/604).
• 7-series: Computer Graphics & Image Processing Labs throughout the afternoon.

Monday (Day-3)

• Major theoretical subjects appear (IP/TH/608, NM/MSH/905) combined with labs.
• Afternoon dominated by DBMS Labs $\texttt{DBMSL/NAK/608}$ and Algorithm-Lab $\texttt{AlgoL/NR/604}$.
• Evening: AI, ISD, SPA, and Research-Methodology electives.

Tuesday (Day-4)

• Physics Lab repeats (PhyL/NJS/505) for both 2B & 2E.
• Early CNL/CNL/SMAI Network labs for 6-series.
• OSL/AJT/B1/606 and MAD/AMS/909 headline 5th-year block.
• Afternoon: Advanced electives (CGIP, NNFLL, ML) plus multiple thesis / project meetings.

Wednesday (Day-5)

• Strong lab focus: Electronics (IEEL, EDCL), Physics, Data-Structures, and Software-Design.
• Parallel Machine-Learning sessions: NNFLL/MTH/606 for 7A; NNFLL/MTH/601 for 7C.
• Evening: Communication Skills / Technical Writing (CCL, TWP) and professional electives.

Key Course Abbreviations (informal mapping)

• MED : Medical Electronics & Devices
• IEEL : Introductory Electrical & Electronics Lab
• CPL : Circuit Programming Lab
• EDCL : Electronic Devices & Circuits Lab
• PhyL : Physics Laboratory
• AlgoL : Algorithms Laboratory
• MML : Mathematical Modelling Lab
• AIL : Artificial Intelligence Lecture / Lab
• MAD : Mobile Application Development
• OSL : Operating Systems Lab
• DBMS(L) : Database Management Systems (Lab)
• CNL : Computer Networks Lab
• SEL : Software Engineering Lab
• SD : Software Design / System Design
• CGIP(L) : Computer Graphics & Image Processing (Lab)
• CCCL : Compiler Construction & Compiler Lab
• PRL : Pattern Recognition Lab
• CCL : Communication & Creative Learning / Language
• NNFLL : Neural-Network & Fuzzy Logic Lab

Practical Implications / Tips for Students

• Consecutive laboratory slots usually occupy two back-to-back 25-minute windows to yield a conventional $50\,\text{min}$ period. Always verify whether the instructor expects a full two-slot presence.
• High-demand labs (PhyL, CPL, DBMSL) are spread across days to minimise equipment congestion.
• Lunch break is fixed; do not schedule meetings during 01 : 30 – 02 : 30.
• Codes ending with identical room numbers but different teacher-initials signal parallel sections; choose according to your block (e.g., 1D vs 1E share MED/MA/608).
• Some electives (e.g., $\texttt{NNFLL/MTH/606}$) appear twice a week, indicating a theory–lab pair; confirm with the coordinator whether both are compulsory.

Equation/Formula Reminders (Time Calculations)

• Converting slot number $n$ to start time:
  $t_{start}=08:30 + (n-1)\times25\;\text{minutes}$
• Laboratory duration (double slot)
  $t_{lab}=2\times25=50\;\text{minutes}$

Recommendations for Personal Timetable Creation

1. Identify your block (e.g., 2C).
2. Copy only the rows that begin with your block-ID across all five days.
3. Merge identical consecutive course codes to reveal longer labs.
4. Use colour coding to separate Theory vs Lab vs Elective.
5. Reserve a buffer for cross-faculty electives (non-DCSE) because they are not displayed here.