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Undergraduate
Prospectus
2015-16
Message From The
CHANCELLOR
In today’s knowledge-led world, it is imperative that we have robust knowledge-generation and
knowledge-transfer mechanisms in place so that economic development needs are efficiently catered
for by our output from higher education institutions. I am happy to say that the University of
Engineering and Technology, Peshawar is continuously striving – and succeeding-in meeting these
challenges.
UET Peshawar has risen three spots since last year in HEC’s ranking; while this is commendable, I
hope this university can easily go higher. This success has been possible for a myriad of actions but
the fundamental reason is that UET attracts the best students, who challenge a very competent
faculty to perform at a much higher level. This improves standards all around, including excellent
research publications.
I am pleased that Center for Advanced Studies in Energy, Peshawar (CAS-EP) has been officially
launched jointly by United States, State Department, USAID and HEC. This state-of-the-art Center will
address indigenous energy problems, and come up with indigenous solutions.
I hope you are one of the fortunate ones that make it to UET. Please be cognizant of the onerous
responsibility this places on you, and therefore, single-mindedly concentrate on your studies to make
us, and your parents, proud.
Sardar Mahtab Ahmad Khan
Governor, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
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Message From The
VICE CHANCELLOR
Welcome to the first portal of UET Peshawar, i.e. the Prospectus 2015-16. This document describes
our university that include academic programs, admission criteria, rules and regulations. Please read
through the Prospectus very carefully, specially sections dealing with “conduct and discipline”, “hostel
accommodation” and “fee structure”. Getting into UET Peshawar is a great privilege and you must
appreciate this. With a robust infrastructure and a highly qualified faculty, UET is among the top
universities in its category.
Since we have 16 academic degree programs spread over 7 campuses and sub-campuses, admission
into a program of your choice needs carefully filling out the application forms. You will need to
prioritize your choices, both according to discipline and campus. Once the system places you
according to your prioritized choices purely on merit, no changes can be made later!
At UET Peshawar, we have zero-tolerance for politics on campus. Please understand that any violation
in this respect will automatically initiate action leading to punishment. This policy is sacrosanct, and
if you horbour any inclination for such activities, UET Peshawar is not for you!
We at UET are dedicated to help you become a knowledgeable, well-rounded individual. Besides a
solid academic content, we encourage students to take part in extra-curricular activities in clubs and
student societies, job-fairs, open-houses and project expo's. This will hone your communication,
entrepreneurial and leadership skills.
It is our ardent endeavour to ensure that you reach your full potential as a productive member of
society. With our guidance and mentoring, and your cooperation, I can assure you that time at UET
Peshawar will be the best four years of your life.
God bless you all.
Engr. Syed Imtiaz Hussain Gilani
Vice Chancellor, UET Peshawar
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GOVERNING BODIES
SENATE
Senate is the highest executive body, and exercises general supervision over the affairs and property of the
University. The Senate consists of the following:
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Chancellor (Chairperson).
n
Pro Chancellor.
n
Vice Chancellor.
n
Dean, Faculty of Engineering to be nominated by the Chancellor.
n
One member of the Provincial Assembly of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, to be nominated by the Speaker, Assembly.
n
Chief Justice Peshawar High Court or his nominee.
n
Secretary of the relevant Administrative Department, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
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Secretary, Higher Education Department (HED), Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, or his nominee.
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Secretary, Finance Department, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, or his nominee.
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Secretary, Establishment Department, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, or his nominee.
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Chairman, Higher Education Commission (HEC) or his nominee.
n
One person from amongst the Alumni of the University, to be nominated by the Chancellor.
n
Three persons from the academic community of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa or the country, other than an employee for the
University, at the level of Professor or Principal to be appointed by the Chancellor.
n
Four University Teachers, including one Professor, one Associate Professor, one Assistant Professor and one Lecturer, to be
elected by teachers of their respective cadres from amongst themselves.
n
Four persons from society, at large being persons of distinction in the fields of administration, management, education,
academics, law, accountancy, medicine, fine arts, architecture, industry, agriculture, science, technology and engineering
with a view to reflecting a balance across the various fields, to be nominated by the Chancellor.
SYNDICATE
Syndicate is an executive body, and exercises general supervision over the affairs and property of the
University. Members of the Syndicate are:
n
Vice Chancellor (Chairperson).
n
Chief Justice, Peshawar High Court, or his nominee.
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The Dean, Faculty of Engineering, appointed by the Vice Chancellor.
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Secretary of the relevant Administrative Department of Government.
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Secretary, Higher Education Department (HED), Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, or his nominee.
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Secretary, Establishment Department, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, or his nominee.
n
Secretary, Finance Department, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, or his nominee.
n
Two Principals (Preferably one male and one female) of affiliated colleges in public sector to be nominated
by the Chancellor from a panel recommended by the HED.
n
One Professor, one Associate Professor, one Assistant Professor and one Lecturer of the University to be
elected by teacher of their respective cadres in the prescribed manner.
n
Nominee, Higher Education Commission (HEC).
n
One Chairman/Director of the Department/Institute/Center to be elected from amongst themselves in the
prescribed manner.
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Three persons of eminence, to be nominated by the Chancellor.
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Two members of the Senate, to be elected by the Senate.
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ACADEMIC COUNCIL
Academic Council is the academic body, responsible to lay down standards of instruction, research and examinations,
and to regulate and promote the academic life of the University and affiliated institutions. The Academic Council
consists of:
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Vice Chancellor (Chairperson).
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Chairpersons of Teaching Departments.
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Dean, Faculty of Engineering.
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Eight University Teachers, including two Professors, two Associate Professors, two Assistant Professors and two Lecturers to
be elected by teachers of their respective cadres from amongst themselves.
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Two Principals (Preferably, one male and one female) of affiliated colleges one each from public and private sector, to be
nominated by the Secretary Higher Education Department (HED).
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Four members of the Senate to be elected by the Senate.
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Director Admissions.
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Controller, Examinations.
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Registrar, who shall be its member-cum-secretary.
MAIN CAMPUS LAYOUT PLAN
770’-0”
Hostel Road
Directorate of Works
Canteen
Department of Basic Sciences & Islamiat,
Department of
Electrical Engineering
Department of Mining Engineering
New Administration
Block
d
Roa
No.
3
Bus stand
Main
Store
Provost Office
Road No. 2
Work shops
Extension of Department of Electrical Engineering
Audit Office
325’-
Department of Chemical Engineering,
Department of Computer Systems Engineering
Department of Industrial Engineering
University
Administration Offices
0”
University Entrance
University
Post Office
1080’-0’’
Department of Agricultural Engineering
Main Engineering Road
Islamia
College University
New Academic Block
Road N
o. 3
Commerce
College
567’-0”
Department of Mechanical Engineering
Road No. 2
Tennis Court
Earthquake
Engineering
Center
Department of
CS & IT
Scientific
Instrumentation
Center
Department of Civil
Engineering
N
Road
523’-0”
Khyber Medical College
LAYOUT PLAN
Scale: 1” = 80’-0”
Peshawar
University
Entrance
w w w. u e t p e s h a w a r. e d u . p k
UET strives to provide admission related information to potential students. The following
departments respond to various queries regarding selection of academic disciplines, admission
schedule and important dates etc.
www.uetpeshawar.edu.pk
UET website has information on undergraduate and postgraduate courses, with helpful advice on
selection of disciplines. Latest news and updates are regularly published on our website.
Directorate of Admissions
The Directorate of Admissions is responsible for the student admissions information; provides
specific and general information to prospective students round the year.
Contact: 091-9216784
E-mail: [email protected]
Directorate of Media and Publications
The Directorate of Media and Publications is responsible for media activities and in-house
publications. It runs an extensive admission publicity campaign; circulates admission schedules,
important information, announcements, news releases and advertisements.
Contact: 091-9216043
IT Center
Campus Solution is the only administrative setup available today that provides students, alumni,
faculty and staff with immediate access to real-time information and connects that information to
specific action. It provides a platform for effective administration of students academic life cycle with
the facility to have 24/7 access to information and services.
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Learning & Support Services
P
roviding top-notch academic facilities is central to UET's policy. Our
relevant and state-of-the-art curricula are fully supported with
appropriately trained faculty and administrative staff, working in
well-equipped laboratories. In addition, there are support facilities
that add another dimension to the learning cycle.
Career Development Center
Health Care Services
The Career Development Center is committed to serve
students in a timely and effective manner to grab job
opportunities after their graduation from the university.
Our professionally trained career counseling staff
p rov i d e s a co m p re h e n s i ve co l l e c t i o n o f c l i e nt
counseling services to equip you with the tools to make
successful career choices. To achieve this goal, one-toone counseling sessions and group discussions are held
with graduating students to help them in making
informed decisions about their career. CDC staff also
arranges internship opportunities and conducts
interviews for potential employers at university for
short term placements of students.
Students requiring medical attention are referred to the
Lady Reading Hospital, Khyber Teaching Hospital and
Hayatabad Medical Complex, Peshawar. Medical
treatment to students is free. In addition, students are
provided with free round clock ambulance service.
Computing and Communications Services
These services are available for faculty and students
alike and include high speed internet services, video
conferencing, access to online databases such as ejournals and e-books provided through HEC digital
library.
Board of Advance Studies and Research
(BOASAR)
At UET we recognize the singular importance of
research, and hence are playing a vital role in research
and development. A separate statutory body called
“Board of Advance Studies and Research (BOASAR)”
that brings together faculty and postgraduate students
in a creative environment, where research ignites
laboratory based practice and experimentation.
University Transport
The Transport Directorate provides pick-and-drop
services to students and faculty members. It has a large
pool of buses, mini buses, pick-ups and trucks. Students
interested in availing the facilities must register their
names at the time of admission. All official trips by
faculty and students survey camps and field trips are
arranged by the Transport Directorate.
University Workshops
The University Workshops have extensive equipment
serving a broad range of requirements, from heavy
engineering applications to small-component shops. It
provides ample opportunity to engineering graduates
for hands-on experience during their academic stay at
UET. During the first and second years, the students are
familiarized with tools, machines and processes, while
during the third and fourth years, they are assigned to
work on projects which count towards their final
degree credits.
Major workshops include Drafting Shop, Machine Shop,
Fitting Metal Shop, Foundry Shop, Carpentry Shop,
Electric Shop and CNC Laboratory.
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Events...
Orientation Day For the new entrants, the University holds Orientation Day before the commencement of
classes. Admission folders, having important information including semester schedules, courses offered
and contact details are distributed amongst students as well as desk information is also offered by student
organizers and faculty. This is followed by the welcome address from the vice chancellor and faculty at
university's Main Hall. It gives a great opportunity to see the University and to get a feel of its atmosphere.
Project and Education Expos: Engaging University with the wider community though education expo's is
widely recognized as a flagship feature with the aim to enhancing the University's reputation and public
standing. In addition to this, “Student Project Exhibitions” are also arranged annually in June each year where
final-year engineering students publicly demonstrate their design projects. Through this platform the
students are engaged with a wide audience of engineering industry members, academics, media and the
“Mid-engine rear wheel sports car” Final Year Mechanical
general public.
Engineering project
Sports: The Directorate of Sports provides the opportunity for students to participate in physical activities to
achieve a healthier lifestyle, to develop new skills and to improve their sporting talent. Students play friendly
matches with neighboring universities, and private clubs. The Directorate also organizes inter-departmental
sports tournament annually.
The University shares sports grounds with the University of Peshawar for practice and competitions. We
have excellent tennis grounds, alongwith allied facilities.
Student Life
@ UET
UET is an amazing place to spend your student years. Besides earning an engineering
degree that is well recognized by employers, students enjoy numerous attractions in
extracurricular activities.
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES: Besides extensive academic learning, students have the opportunity to develop and enhance their literary skills. The
Directorate of Clubs and Societies is the umbrella under which other clubs work including, Drama Club (Stage), Hiking and Trekking Club,
Environmental Club and Computer Society. Generally programmes such as dramas, debates, seminars, exhibitions, and trekking, computing and
computer game contests are arranged.
Literary and Debating Society (LDS): “Literary and Debating Society (LDS), a student body works with a single objective to develop literary skills
of students. Major activities at LDS's forum include inter-university debates, seminars and debating competitions. Member of LDS have won prizes
both at provincial and regional levels, and won many laurels for their alma mater. This year “Kawish}” was a flagship event managed by LDS
which involved students from all public and private sectors schools and Higher Education institutions.
LDS also publishes “CEMMAZINE”, the official magazine for UET's students. Appearing once a year, it covers everything that might be of interest
to students. It has a separate editorial board, comprising of student volunteers and staff advisors, who guide them in editorial matters.
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE): IEEE is the world's largest professional association dedicated to advancing technological
innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity. IEEE and its members inspire a global community through its highly cited publications,
conferences, technology standards, and professional and educational activities.
The IEEE Subsection established in 2005, it has been involved in promotion of engineering practice and research through a wide array of events
including International conferences and International symposiums and seminars.
American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME): ASME is the elite global platform for the students and professionals of Mechanical
Engineering. UET Peshawar is playing a vital role in promoting the professional and technical norms of ASME by aiding and facilitating the
students with a versatile range of opportunities to grow and develop as useful professional of society. The ASME Student section at UET,
Peshawar was established in February 2007. This year, ASME hosted the Student Professional Development Conference from 22nd to 24th
February. Representatives from engineering universities across Pakistan had gathered at this event which featured many contests including
Student Design Competition and Technical Paper Presentation.
Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE): Institution of Civil Engineers (ICE ) Student Chapter, UET is aimed to foster and promote the Art and Science
of Civil Engineering”. ICE enhances and broadens the knowledge and perspective of students at UET by giving them an international exposure of
how Civil Engineering is, in the worldwide. It provides a platform for all civil engineering students to develop their potential and sharing their
knowledge by interacting with allied Institutions and organizations.
Robotics Club: Robotics Club was established in December, 2006 and is working with the purpose to promote student awareness about robotics
by doing robotic project exhibitions, seminars and inter-university competitions. Recently the club won the first prize in an olympiad.
Hiking and Trekking Club: Hiking and Trekking Club encourages students to develop a taste for outdoor activities. Every year the club arranges
trips to various areas of Pakistan, particularly to the Northern Areas.
Computer Society: The Computer Society aims to enhance the computer skills and university experience for all its students through participation
in various computer related competitions such as computer gaming competitions and online quiz programmes.
Institute of Industrial Engineers (IIE): IIE is a professional society solely dedicated to support the Industrial Engineering profession and
individuals involved in improving quality and productivity. It provides the students with a platform to connect engage and excel. IIE's vision is to
promote and unite the industrial and systems engineering profession worldwide. IIE-Local Chapter at UET Peshawar was founded back in 2010,
with the commencement of Industrial Engineering discipline at UET Peshawar.
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Contents
PESHAWAR
THE UNIVERSITY
PESHAWAR CAMPUS
SATELLITE CAMPUSES
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ENGINEERING PROGRAMMES
PESHAWAR CAMPUS
Department of Chemical Engineering
Department of Civil Engineering
Department of Electrical Engineering
Department of Electrical Engineering (Communication & Power Group)
Institute of Mechatronics Engineering
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MARDAN CAMPUS
Department of Computer Software Engineering
Department of Telecommunication Engineering
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BANNU CAMPUS
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JALOZAI CAMPUS
Department
Department
Department
Department
of
of
of
of
Civil Engineering
Mechanical Engineering
Industrial Engineering
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KOHAT CAMPUS
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ABBOTTABAD CAMPUS
Department of Electronic Engineering
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NON-ENGINEERING PROGRAMMES
Department of Computer Science & Information Technology (Peshawar Campus)
Department of Architecture (Abbottabad Campus)
Department of Basic Sciences & Islamiat (Peshawar, Bannu & Mardan Campuses)
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UNIVERSITY RULES AND REGULATIONS
Admission Rules (Engineering Programme)
Admission Rules (Non-Engineering Programme)
Admission Rules (Non-Subsidized Programme)
Examination Rules
University Fee
Scholarships and Awards
Conduct and Discipline Regulations
Hostel Regulations
CONTACTS
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About
01
Peshawar
Undergraduate Prospectus 2013-2014
The
UNIVERSITY
University of Engineering and Technology, Peshawar, is a premier institution of higher learning in the
field of engineering sciences. Starting as a College in 1952, with an initial enrollment of only twenty
students, today it boasts sixteen departments, covering an entire spectrum of engineering
disciplines, from the traditional, such as electrical and mechanical, to the cutting-edge technologies
such as electronics, mechatronics, and industrial engineering. To-date, more than eight thousand
students that graduated are serving the needs of Pakistan, and many have achieved high positions
of responsibility and excellence in their chosen fields.
Besides bachelors degree courses, there is a robust post-graduate programme, where scholars are
engaged in rigorous training and research leading to Master's and Ph.D degrees. UET also has a
strong out-reach programme, under which academic linkages with the world class universities of UK,
Canada, USA, Malaysia and Thailand offering invaluable training to faculty and students, through
split programmes, joint research and faculty exchanges.
Over the last few years, with Higher Education Commission's support, UET has initiated a number of
research and infrastructure development projects, with a portfolio of Rs. 9 billion. Major projects
include “Earthquake Engineering Center”, serving as a hub of applied research in South Asia,
“Institute of Mechatronics Engineering”, “National Institute of Urban Infrastructure Planning” and
“Gems and Jewelery Center of Excellence”.
In order to increase access to engineering education, particularly for the people of Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa, UET has been awarded a “mega” project of Rs. 6.56 billion to develop a new campus
called, “Establishment of Jalozai Campus.” The Jalozai Campus promises to push boundaries for
engineering education and will double its student intake from 4000 to 8000 in five years time.
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PESHAWAR
Campus
With a modest beginning in 1952 as a “constituent” college of Peshawar University, UET, Peshawar was
established in 1980. Since then, four satellite campuses in Abbottabad, Bannu, Mardan and Kohat have
been added. We have also established centers of excellence and institutions. However, Peshawar Campus
remains the nucleus of the University, keeping everything moving along the correct path.
Located in the historic city of Peshawar, UET is a
reflection of the surrounding environment. While
t h e a m b i a n c e o n c a m p u s i s p re d o m i n a n t l y
academic, there is a strong cultural flavor, easily
discernable in every facet of its activities. Our
unique cultural diversity is readily recognizable.
There are many disciplines at Peshawar for students
to choose from. These are supported by wellequipped laboratories, departmental research, and a
central library, sports facilities and enough
dormitory accommodation to house most students
that need campus housing.
SATELLITE
Campuses
Mardan Campus
As a result of our growth in the last few years,
students were offered an option to get admission
in other regions of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. Mardan
Campus was inaugurated in 2002, with a spirit to
bring engineering education to people at their
door steps. The campus is spread over an area of
more than 22 acres, including a covered area of
190,000 sq ft., consisting of an administration
block, academic blocks, recreation centre, a new
hostel for boys, and residential facility for faculty.
At Mardan we offer two engineering undergraduate programmes that include Telecomm-
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unication Engineering and Computer Software
Engineering which has been upgraded to
postgraduate level and now electrical engineering
added too is being offered at undergraduate
level. All the laboratories have recently been
strengthened with the latest cutting-edge
equipment. The ever-increasing applications
demonstrate that students find programmes
offered credible and useful.
Abbottabad Campus
The Chancellor, UET, Peshawar inaugurated
Abbottabad Campus in October, 2002, in the old
premises of Ayub Medical College. The city of
Abbottabad gained fame as a city of schools and
colleges. Due to a pleasant climate, people from
all parts of the country send their children to
study in reputed educational institutions such as
Army Burn Hall, Abbottabad Public School,
COMSATS Institute of Information Technology etc.
In addition, five medical colleges in the city also
attract students. Establishment of a campus of
UET, Peshawar in Abbottabad has not only
addressed a longstanding public demand, but also
enhanced the city's image as a seat of learning.
Known for its natural beauty, better climatic
conditions and a vast network of educational
institutions, Abbottabad was ideally suited for
such an institution of higher learning in applied
sciences. A new girls hostel with a capacity to
accommodate hundred students has been
constructed at the campus.
Bannu Campus
Bannu Campus became operational in May 2002,
in the premises of the Comprehensive High
School in the city. This has brought higher
education in engineering sciences to this
neglected middle-southern region. Prior to this,
students would go to Dera Ismail Khan, Kohat or
Peshawar to pursue their higher studies.
C u r r e n t l y, t w o t r a d i t i o n a l d i s c i p l i n e s i n
engineering sciences are offered, and efforts are
afoot to consolidate these programmes. Large
investment in strengthening laboratories, and
upgrading infrastructure are being done to
quickly bring this campus at par with others.
Kohat Campus
The administrative and Management Control of
Engineering Academic Programmes of Kohat
University of Science and Technology (KUST) was
handed over to UET, Peshawar on April 3, 2012.
At present, UET Kohat Campus is offering B.Sc.
electrical engineering in leased premises,
providing all necessary facilities to the students.
Jalozai Campus
The Jalozai Campus funded by HEC at the cost of
Rs. 6,565.272 Million is being established on
Pabbi-Cherat Road at 11 KM Southwards from GT
Road in district Nowshera. Total area of the
campus is 402 acres and the total covered area is
approximately 1,021,233 sq. ft. with live-in
strength of 3,240 students in eight departments.
The Campus includes academic blocks, central
facilities, amenities, sports & recreational
facilities, hostels, staff residences together with
infrastructural facilities and a Sewage Treatment
Plant.
At Jalozai eight faculties will be introduced. These
include Civil Engineering, Electrical Engineering,
Mechanical Engineering, Telecommunication
Engineering, Computer Science and Information
Technology, Chemical Engineering, Petroleum and
Gas Engineering and Industrial Engineering. Four
undergraduate programmes i.e civil engineering,
electrical engineering, mechanical engineering
and industrial engineering are being offered at
Jalozai Campus.
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FACULTY
Chairman
Prof. Dr. Taj Ali Khan Ph.D. (UK)
Professors
Prof. Dr. Daulat Khan
Ph.D. (USA)
Assistant Professors
Dr. Muhammad Ibrahim
Ph.D. (USA)
Dr. Zia-ul-Haq
Ph.D. (UK)
Dr. M. Shahzad Khan
D.Engg. (Bangkok)
Engr. Mahmood Alam Khan M.Sc. (Pak)
Engr. Abdul Malik
M.Sc. (Pak)
Engr. Khurram Sheraz
M.Sc. (Pak)
Lecturers
Engr. Muhammad Ajmal
Engr. M. Hamed Khan
Engr. Sajjad Ahmad
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
Lab. Engineer
Engr. Nazia Afreen
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B.Sc. (Pak)
Department of
Agricultural Engineering
Introduction
The Department of Agricultural Engineering was
established in 1961 in the then College of
Engineering, University of Peshawar. This
D e p a r t m e nt i s t h e p i o n e e r i n i n i t i at i n g
Agricultural Engineering education in the
country and thus has the pride of producing the
first batch of Agricultural Engineers in 1965 in
Pakistan. Since then, hundreds of graduates of
this department are rendering their valuable
services in government departments, national
and international organizations throughout the
world. Our graduates have been instrumental in
the development of Pakistan's economy.
Agricultural Engineering is the branch of
Engineering that utilizes the engineering
principles, materials and forces of nature for the
benefit of agriculture and resultantly in the best
interest of humanity. Agricultural Engineers are
trained to creatively apply engineering and
scientific principles in the design and
development of new products, systems and
processes for the conversion of raw materials
and power sources into food, feed, and fiber
while protecting the environment and workers
health and safety. Agricultural Engineers offer
their valuable services to design irrigation
systems such as surface and high efficiency
irrigation systems to utilize the precious waters
to enhance agricultural productivity; design
drainage systems to control the menaces of
water-logging and salinity; design and develop
strategies for flood management; develop soil
and water conservation techniques for irrigated
and rainfed areas; apply hydrology principles to
predict and mitigate floods, landslides and
drought risks; design farm structures for poultry,
dairy, and storages for agricultural products;
design dams and ponds for irrigation water
s u p p l y ; m o d i f y a g r i c u l t u ra l fe a t u r e s b y
landscaping techniques; perform agricultural
product processing, and environmental impact
assessment; design new and improved farm
machinery for agricultural mechanization; utilize
different techniques of renewable energies to
generate power for agricultural needs; apply
geographic information system and remote
sensing techniques to agricultural research;
interpret research output, and implement
relevant schemes. In general, they combine
physical sciences with biological sciences and
solve engineering problems related to
agriculture.
Academic Programs
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B.Sc. Agricultural Engineering
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M.Sc. Agricultural Engineering
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Ph.D. Agricultural Engineering
Laboratories
The Department has the following wellequipped laboratories for practical work of
students and research by the faculty members.
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Soil and Water Engineering Laboratory
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Irrigation Engineering Laboratory
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Drainage Engineering Laboratory
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Postgraduate Computer Laboratory
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Undergraduate Computer Laboratory
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GIS and RS Laboratory
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I.C. Engine Demonstration Center
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Farm Machinery Workshop
Practical Training
Apart from the academic activities, students are
required to complete 800 hours of practical
training as a requirement for the award of B.Sc.
Agricultural Engineering Degree. This practical
training is arranged during the summer
vacations in the relevant fields of Agricultural
Engineering.
Field Visits
The Department maintains close liaison with
Government Departments and private industries
related to Agricultural Engineering. Field visits
are arranged as per requirement of a particular
course. Industrial tours are also arranged in
each semester to enable them the students to
acquire practical knowledge and skills.
Survey Camp
Each year practical training in the field of
surveying and leveling is arranged for the
students of 7th Semester for a period of three
weeks which is mandatory for the award of
degree. The students are trained in techniques
like leveling, plane tabling, triangulation,
contouring, road and irrigation channel surveys.
Research
In addition to offering academic programs, the
faculty is actively engaged in applied research at
national and international levels and also
providing consultancy services in the areas
related to Agricultural Engineering.
Engineering Programme
Scheme of Studies
No.
BSI-101
Course
BSI-111
Linear Algebra
BSI-162
Engineering Mechanics
AE-105
Basic Agriculture
Lecture Lab.
Islamic Studies
AE-104L
Fundamental of Computer & Applications
ME-105
Engineering Drawing & Graphics
ME-106L
Engineering Workshops
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
No.
BSI-231
Differential Equations
CE-205
Surveying-I
Course
Soil & Water Conservation Engineering
AE-204
Fluid Mechanics
AE-209L
Computer Aided Design
AE-201L
Computer Programming
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
No.
Course
CE-401
BSI-351
AE-206
AE-205
AE-303
Environmental Engineering-I
Statistics & Probability
Agricultural Processing Engineering
Engineering Economics & Management
Alternate Energy Resources
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
No.
Course
AE-401
Farm Power
AE-304L
GIS and Remote Sensing
CE-402
Irrigation Engineering
AE-403
Landscape Engineering
AE-411
Project
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Calculus
BSI-142
English Composition & Comprehension
AE-101
Soil Science
AE-102
Engineering Materials
AE-106
Mechanics of Materials
17
Semester 4
Total
No.
BSI-120
0
3
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
1
1
12
12
15
5
17
BSI-242
AE-202
CE-207
CE-209
AE-208
Semester 6
Total
No.
0
3
0
0
0
3
2
4
3
3
2
3
15
15
6
2
17
BSI-143
Farm Irrigation Systems
CE-408
Environmental Engineering-II
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
No.
4
4
1
3
2
3
11
11
18
6
17
Communication & Presentation Skills
Farm Machinery & Earth Moving Equipment
Total
14
14
9
3
17
Lecture Lab.
Course
AE-407
Farm Structures
AE-408
Water Management Engineering
AE-411
Project
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Total
0
0
0
3
3
0
2
3
3
4
4
2
16
16
6
2
18
Credit
hours
Total
3
3
3
3
3
3
0
0
3
0
4
3
3
4
3
15
15
6
2
17
Lecture Lab.
Open Channel Hydraulics
Credit
hours
2
3
3
3
3
2
Contact
hours
Elective-IV
AE-402
2
3
3
3
3
3
Lecture Lab.
AE-306
Semester 8
3
3
3
0
0
9
Course
Elective-II
Total
0
0
0
3
3
3
Contact
hours
AE-305
Credit
hours
3
3
0
3
2
0
Course
Professional Ethics
Numerical Analysis
Machine Design
Surveying-lI
Geo-Technical Engineering-I
Quantity Survey and Cost Estimation
Credit
hours
2
3
3
2
2
2
Contact
hours
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
2
3
3
3
2
2
Lecture Lab.
Pakistan Studies
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
3
3
3
3
0
0
Lecture Lab.
Elective-III
BSI-122
12
4
Contact
hours
Semester 7
Course
13
13
Lecture Lab.
Elective-I
No.
BSI-110
2
3
4
3
1
3
1
Contact
hours
Semester 5
Total
0
0
3
0
3
3
3
Lecture Lab.
AE-203
Semester 2
2
3
3
3
0
2
0
Contact
hours
Semester 3
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
Credit
hours
Total
3
3
3
3
0
0
0
0
3
9
3
3
3
4
3
12
12
12
4
16
Total Credit Hours for B.Sc Agriculture Engineering = 136
Peshawar Campus
06
Contact
hours
Semester 1
FACULTY
Chairman
Dr. Saeed Gul
Department of
Ph.D. (Austria)
Chemical Engineering
Associate Professor
Dr. Muhammad Younas
Ph.D. (France)
Engr. Imran Khan Swati
Engr. Nehar Ullah
Dr. Muddasar Habib
Dr. Jamil Ahmad
Dr. M. Imran Ahmad
Dr. Asmatullah
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (Norway)
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (UK)
Lecturers
Engr. Sultan Ali
Engr. Hayat Khan
Engr. Irshad Ali
Engr. Naseer Ahmad Khan
Engr. S. Naveed-ul-Hassan
Engr. Ammad Ullah Khan
Engr. Qurat-ul-Ain
Engr. Muhammad Daud
Engr. Mansoor-ul-Hassan
Engr. Saira Bano
Engr. Muhammad Irfan
Engr. Unsia Habib
Engr. Amir Muhammad
Engr. Wajid Ali
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (S.Korea)
Ph.D. (Canada)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
Lab Engineer
Engr. Abdul Hai
Engr. Amir Naveed
Engr. Murtaza Khan
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
Chemical Engineering is the branch of
engineering, which blends the knowledge of
basic sciences with engineering to develop,
design, analyze and engineer the industrial
processes and plants that turn raw materials
into valuable products. These processes must
be accomplished in safe, cost effective and
sustainable manner to create products, which
are useful and essential to the modern world.
Chemical Engineering is based upon the
fundamentals of mass, momentum, and heat
transfer, thermodynamics and chemical
kinetics. Chemical engineers are equipped
with the necessary skills that encompass
detailed understanding of all aspects of
design, testing, scale-up, operation, control,
and optimization of different unit operations.
They are familiar with many industries such as
petroleum and petrochemicals, plastics,
fibers, paper, food processing, building
materials, water desalination and pharmaceuticals. A Chemical engineering degree is
also a good preparation for careers in pollution prevention and waste minimization.
Academic Programmes
Ø
B.Sc
Ø
Ph.D Chemical Engineering
Ø
M.Sc
Research Facilities
Chemical Engineering Department offers
state-of-the-art equipment and high-tech
laboratories to facilitate the undergraduate
and postgraduate students in lab work and
research projects to acquire the understanding of various chemical processes by
providing small-scale units and simulated
industrial works environment.
Chemical Engineering Department helps equip
students with practical knowledge and
troubleshooting skills through its various
computer-controlled upto-date laboratories
s u c h a s C h e m i ca l P ro c e s s Te c h n o l o g y,
Chemical Reaction Engineering, Chemistry,
Environmental Engineering, Fluid Flow, Fuel
and Combustion, Heat Transfer, Instrumentation and Control, Mass Transfer, Particle
Technology, Simultaneous Heat & Mass
07
Tra n sfe r ( S H M T ) , a n d T h e r m o d y n a m i c s
Laboratories.
Practical Training
Apart from academic activities, students are
required to complete 800 hours of practical
training as part of the B.Sc. Chemical
Engineering Degree. This practical training is
arranged during summer vacations in various
national and international organizations and
chemical industries. The major fields of
i n t e r e s t a r e p e t r o l e u m r e f i n e r y, g a s
processing, petrochemical, polymer, sugar,
fertilizer, cement, glass, ceramic and other
process industries. This training also helps
students in the selection of their final year
projects for addressing existing field oriented
problems.
Industrial Visits
The Department is in close contact with
government departments and private
chemical industries. Field visits to chemical
industries are arranged ranging across the
whole country. Such field visits are found very
helpful in broadening the vision of the
students in the field of Chemical Engineering.
Placement Opportunities
There is a broad range of employment
opportunities for Chemical Engineers, from
large multi-national companies to small locally
based companies, e.g. refineries, oil and gas
fields, fertilizer industries, cement plants,
ceramic and pharmaceutical industries.
Graduates of this department are recognized
as amongst the country’s finest Chemical
Engineers. The Department has so far
produced more than 500 engineers; most of
them are holding responsible positions in
public and private organizations of national
and international repute.
Scheme of Studies
No.
BSI-111
Course
Linear Algebra
ChE-111
ChE-111L
BSI-181
BSI-181L
BSI-142
ChE-120
Credit
hours
Semester 2
Total
3
0
3
No.
ChE-112
Applied Chemistry-I
3
0
3
BSI-122
Applied Chemistry-I Lab.
0
3
1
ChE-122
Applied Physics
3
0
3
Applied Physics Lab.
0
3
1
English Composition and Comprehension
3
0
3
Chemical process Industries-I
3
0
3
Lecture Lab.
ChE-122L
BSI-101
ChE-142L
BSI-143
ME-106
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
15
6
15
2
17
Contact
hours
Course
Chemical Process Principles-I
Calculus
Applied Chemistry-II
Applied Chemistry-II Lab.
Islamic Studies
Computer Fundamentals Lab.
Engineering Workshop
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Lecture Lab.
Credit
hours
Total
3
0
3
3
0
3
3
0
3
0
3
1
2
0
2
0
3
1
3
0
3
0
3
1
14
9
14
3
17
**Any course outside the department
Contact
hours
Semester 3
No.
ChE-211
BSI-221L
ChE-231
ChE-231L
BSI-231
ChE-242
EE-210
EE-210L
BSI-110
Course
Chemical Process Principles-II
Programming Skills Lab
Particle Technology
Particle Technology Lab.
Fluid Mechanics-I
Electrical Engineering Lab.
Pakistan Studies
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Lecture Lab.
3
0
3
0
3
2
2
0
2
15
15
0
3
0
3
0
0
0
3
0
9
3
Contact
hours
Semester 5
No.
Course
ChE-311
Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics-II
ChE-342
Technical Report writing and communication skills
ChE-371
Heat Transfer-I
ChE-371L
Heat Transfer Lab
Lecture Lab.
BSI-242
Numerical Analysis
ChE-381
Mass Transfer-I
ChE-262
Energy Engineering
ChE-262L
Energy Engineering Lab.
BSI-120
Professional Ethics
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
3
1
2
0
3
2
3
0
2
16
16
0
3
0
3
0
0
0
3
0
9
3
Contact
hours
Semester 7
No.
ChE-402
Course
Industrial Management
ChE-411
Credit
hours
Semester 4
Total
No.
ChE-222
3
1
3
1
3
2
2
1
2
ChE-212
ChE-243
ChE-232L
ChE-241
ChE-241L
ME-104
ChE-222L
18
Contact
hours
Course
Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics-I
Fluid Mechanics-II
Fluid Mechanics Lab.
Chemical Process Industries-II
Chemical Process Industries-II Lab.
Engineering Drawing & CAD
Chemical Engg. Thermodynamics Lab
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Semester 6
Total
No.
Course
ChE-322
Chemical Reaction Engineering
ChE-322L
Chemical Reaction Engineering Lab.
Statistics & Experimental Design
ChE-401
Safety & Maintenance Engineering
ChE-382
Mass Transfer-II
ChE-382L
Mass Transfer Lab.
ChE- 341
Engineering Economics
ChE-361
Department Elective-I
ChE-372
Heat Transfer-II
Total Contact Hours
19
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
Semester 8
Total
0
3
No.
ChE-412
Course
Simultaneous Heat & Mass Transfer
Instrumentation & Process Control
3
0
3
ChE-412L
ChE-411L
Instrumentation & Process Control Lab.
0
3
1
ChE-431
Project-I
0
9
ChE-441
Environmental Engineering
3
ChE-441L
Environmental Engineering Lab.
ChE-451
Chemical Plant Design
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
3
3
0
3
2
0
2
0
3
1
3
0
3
0
3
1
2
3
3
0
3
1
13
12
13
4
3
0
2
2
2
0
2
3
2
16
16
0
3
0
0
0
3
0
0
0
6
2
Contact
hours
3
Lecture Lab.
0
Lecture Lab.
ChE-352
Total
3
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
3
2
2
1
3
2
3
1
2
Lecture Lab.
Credit
hours
Lecture Lab.
17
Credit
hours
Total
3
1
2
2
2
1
2
3
2
18
Credit
hours
Total
3
0
3
Simultaneous Heat & Mass Transfer Lab.
0
3
1
ChE-422
Transport Phenomena
3
0
3
3
ChE-432
Project-II
0
9
3
0
3
ChE-442
Department Elective-II
3
0
3
0
3
1
ChE-452
Process Design & Simulation
2
3
3
3
0
3
12
15
11
15
12
5
11
5
17
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
16
Total Credit Hours= 139
Electives: Polymer Engineering, Petroleum Refining Engineering, Novel Separation Processes, Renewable Energy Resources, Bio-Chemical Engineering, Gas Dynamics, Gas Engineering, Food Processing, Introduction to Nano Technology, Process
Analysis & Optimization, Petrochemicals, Risk Management & Safety, Waste Management, Industrial Energy Systems, Mineral Processing.
Courses from other Disciplines of Engineering can also be offered in place of Department Elective-I.
Peshawar Campus
08
Contact
hours
Semester 1
FACULTY
Chairman
Prof. Dr. Bashir Alam
Department of
Ph.D. (USA)
Civil Engineering
Professors
Prof. Dr. Akhtar Naeem Khan (TI)Ph.D.(USA)
Prof. Engr. Amjad Ali
M.Sc. (USA)
Prof. Dr. Qaisar Ali
Ph.D. (Pak)
Prof. Dr. Irshad Ahmad
Ph.D. (Pak)
Prof. Dr. Amjad Naseer
Ph.D. (Pak)
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Javed Ph.D. (Pak)
Prof. Dr. S. Muhammad Ali Ph.D. (Pak)
Associate Professors
Dr. Muhammad Ashraf
Dr. Khan Shahzada
Ph.D. (Pak)
Ph.D. (Pak)
Dr. Navid Ahmad
Dr. Rawid Khan
Dr. Qaiser Iqbal
Dr. Mohammad Adil
Dr. Mujahid Khan
Dr. Naveed Ahmad
Dr. Muhammad Fahad
Engr. Faisal ur Rehman
Engr. Haleema Attaullah
Engr. Tabinda Masud
Dr. Awais Ahmed
Dr. Salman Saeed
Ph.D. (USA)
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (Pak)
Ph.D. (Itly)
Ph.D (USA)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
Ph.D (Netherlands)
Ph.D. (Canada)
Lecturers
Dr. M. Sagheer Aslam
Engr. Mansoor Khan
Engr. Alamgir Khalil
Engr. Ambreen
Engr. Muhammad Fahim
Engr. M. Adeel Arshad
Engr. Muhammad Rizwan
Engr. Arsalaan Khan
Engr. Tayyaba Bibi
Engr. Sikandar Sajid
Engr. Muhammad Salman
Engr. Hizbullah Sajid
Engr. Mudassir Iqbal
Ph.D. (Canada)
M.Sc. (Sweden)
M.Sc. (Pak)
B.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Italy)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
B.Sc. (Pak)
B.Sc. (Pak)
B.Sc. (Pak)
B.Sc. (Pak)
Visiting Faculty
Prof. Engr. Farid Khan
The prescribed syllabi and examination
sta n d a rd s co m p a re favo ra b l y w i t h t h e
standard of under-graduate work developed
in U.K, USA and Canada.
In addition to course work, the final year
students are required to work on a project
u n d e r t h e g u i d a n c e o f s e n i o r fa c u l t y
members. Study tours and extension lectures
are also arranged during the session for the
benefit of the students.
Second year or third year students during
their summer break and final year students
after passing the final examination in civil
engineering may work with some recognized
o rga n i za t i o n s , r e g i s t e r e d w i t h P E C o r
government department or semi-government
department to acquire practical training of
800 hours for award of degree.
The Civil Engineering Department offers a
post-graduate programe with specialization in
structural engineering, water resources
engineering, environmental engineering,
geotechnical engineering, transportation
engineering and earthquake engineering.
Academic Programmes
Ø
B.Sc
Civil Engineering
Civil Engineering
Ø
Ph.D. Civil Engineering
Ø
M.Sc
M.Sc. (Pak)
Field Visits
Lab. Engineer
Engr. Shams-ul-Khaliq
The courses of study leading to the Degree of
B.Sc civil engineering have been planned to
offer a broad spectrum of civil engineering
subjects. The curriculum lays emphasis on
subjects of structures, irrigation, geot e c h n i c a l , t ra n s p o r t a t i o n e n g i n e e r i n g ,
environmental engineering and hydraulics.
These courses include laboratory and design
work.
B.Sc. (Pak)
Field visits to Civil Engineering projects of
n a t i o n a l i m p o r t a n c e a re a r ra n g e d fo r
students. Each year students and concerned
faculty members visit facilities and projects
with a high technical merit.
Survey Camp
Each year field course in surveying and
leveling is arranged for students of third year
Civil Engineering for a period of three weeks
09
for experience. The course includes hands-on
work in contouring, triangulation, fly leveling
and plane tabling.
Laboratories
The Department is supported by well-equipped
laboratories having state-of-the-art machinery
and equipment. It has the following laboratories:
Ø
Concrete Laboratory
Ø
Hydraulics Laboratory
Ø
Soil Mechanics & Highway Engineering
Laboratory
Ø
Material Testing Laboratory
Ø
Surveying Laboratory
Ø
Public Health Engineering Laboratory
Ø
Postgraduate Computer Laboratory
Ø
Structural Engineering Laboratory
Ø
R & D Laboratory
Ø
Undergraduate Computer Laboratory
Ø
Earthquake Engineering Centre
Research
The faculty is involved in need-based research
projects, continuously interacting with
industry. In this regard some of the projects
recently undertaken are:
Ø
Application
of Slops Stability Techniques
of Attenuation Relationship for Pakistan
Ø
Microzonation Map for Different Cities of
Pakistan
Ø
Seismic Strength Evaluation of Masonry
Buildings
Ø
Evaluation of Indigenous Pozzolanic
Materials
Ø
Insulation Properties of Porous Bricks
Cavity Walls and Other Indigenous
Materials.
Ø
Shake Table Test of Reduced Scale
Masonry and RC Structures.
Ø
Advanced Composite Materials
Ø
Bridge Assessment (Collapse Analysis)
Ø
Earthquake Resistance Design
Ø
Low Cost Water Filters
Ø
Cost and Performance Optimization of
Bridge Superstructures
Ø
Development
Scheme of Studies
Credit
hours
Semester 2
Total
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
No.
Course
No.
Course
CE-107L
Computer Programming for Civil Engg.
0
3
1
CE-112
Engineering Drawing for Civil Engineering
2
3
3
BSI-141
Communication and Presentation Skills
3
0
3
ME-191
Mech. Tech. & Heavy Const. Machinery
2
3
3
CE-106
Civil Engg. Material & Concrete Tech.
3
3
4
CE-116
2
3
3
BSI-101
Islamic Studies
2
0
2
BSI-110
Pakistan Studies
2
0
2
CE-115
Introduction to Civil Engineering Industry
0
3
1
BSI-231
3
0
3
BSI-111
Linear Algebra
3
0
3
CE-210
Introduction to Architecture & Urban Planning 2
0
2
BSI-122
Calculus
3
0
3
14
9
14
3
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Contact
hours
Semester 3
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
17
Credit
hours
Semester 4
Total
13
9
15
3
Contact
hours
Total
16
Credit
hours
No.
Course
No.
Course
CE-213
Building Construction and Drawings (CAD)
2
3
3
CE-212ΨΨ
Fluid Mechanics - II
3
3
4
Lecture Lab.
Lecture Lab.
Total
CE-206
Ψ
Fluid Mechanics - I
3
0
3
CE-209
Ψ
Geo-Technical Engineering - I
2
3
3
CE-214
Ψ
Mechanics of Solids - I
3
3
4
CE-207
ΨΨ
Surveying - II
3
3
4
CE-205
Ψ
Surveying - I
3
3
4
CE-201
ΨΨ
Mechanics of Solids - II
3
0
3
BSI-242
Numerical Analysis
3
0
3
BSI-351
Probability & Statistics
3
0
3
EE-106L
Electrical Technology
0
3
1
14
12
14
9
14
4
14
3
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Contact
hours
Semester 5
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
18
Credit
hours
Semester 6
Total
No.
Contact
hours
17
Credit
hours
No.
Course
CE-312
Engineering Geology & Seismology
3
0
3
CE-320
Ψ
Reinforced Concrete Design-I
3
0
3
CE-318L
GIS/RS Application to CE (Geo-Info Engg.)
0
3
1
CE-301
ΨΨ
Structural Analysis - II (Matrix Methods)
3
0
3
Lecture Lab.
Course
Lecture Lab.
Total
CE-313
ΨΨ
Geo-Technical Engineering - II
2
3
3
CE-414
Hydrology & Water Management
3
0
3
CE-401
Ψ
Environmental Engineering - I
3
3
4
CE-319
Foundation Engineering
3
0
3
Hydraulics
3
0
3
CE-310
Ψ
Transportation Engineering-I
3
0
3
Structural Analysis - I
3
3
4
CE-408
ΨΨ
Environmental Engineering-II
3
0
3
14
12
18
0
14
4
18
0
CE-303
CE-215
Ψ
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Contact
hours
Semester 7
No.
Course
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
18
Credit
hours
Semester 8
Total
No.
Project Planning, Mngt. & Engg. Eco
CE-409
Steel Structure
3
0
3
Transportation Engineering-II
3
3
4
CE-309L
Structural Engineering Software Application
0
3
1
CE-402
Irrigation Engineering
CE-411
Project
0
9
3
CE-411
Project
CE-419
Sustainable Dev. & Disaster Risk Management 3
0
3
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Total Credit Hours = 136
Peshawar Campus
CE-412
CE-421
Lecture Lab.
CE-407
CE-311
3
Course
2
ΨΨ
3
Contact
hours
11
18
11
6
CE-416
ΨΨ
Ψ
Credit
hours
Total
Intro to Structural Dynamics and EQ Engg.
3
0
3
Quantity Surveying & Civil Engg. Practice
3
0
3
Reinforced Concrete Design-II
3
0
3
3
0
3
0
9
3
12
9
12
3
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
17
18
15
Pre-requistes for ΨΨ courses
10
Civil Engineering
Contact
hours
Semester 1
FACULTY
Department of
Chairman
Dr. Laiq Hasan
Ph.D. (The Netherlands)
Dr. Nasir Ahmad
Dr. Nasru Minallah
Dr. Hamad Alizai
Dr. Aftab Khan
Engr. Zahid Wadood Mufti
Engr. Ihsan Ul Haq
Engr. Arbab Masood
Engr. M. Athar Javed Sethi
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (Germany)
Ph.D. (UK)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
Lecturers
Dr. Safdar Nawaz Marwat Ph.D. (Germany)
Engr. Salim Ullah
M.Sc. (Pak)
Engr. Sumayyea Salahuddin M.Sc. (Pak)
Engr. Madiha Sher
M.Sc. (Pak)
Engr. Muniba Ashfaq
M.Sc. (Pak)
Engr. Tariq Afridi
M.Sc. (Germany)
Engr. Irfan Ahmad
M.Sc. (Pak)
Engr. Asif Ali Khan
M.Sc. (Pak)
Engr. Rehmat Ullah
M.Sc. (Pak)
Lab Engineers
Engr. Shakir Ullah
Engr. Amaad Khalil
Engr. Sidra Gul
Engr. Jebran Khan
Engr. Atif Sardar
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
B.Sc. (Pak)
B.Sc. (Pak)
Computer Systems Engineering
Computer Systems Engineering is a unique blend of
selected fields from electrical engineering,
computer science and mathematics required to
design and develop computer systems. This branch
of engineering provides the computational
apparatus for technological growth in almost all
fields of science and technology and has a huge
impact on the economic development around the
world. Once a blooming technology, it has now
taken deep roots in every field of life.
The Department of Computer Systems Engineering
(DCSE) strives to impart skills such as digital
systems design, computer programming, software
engineering, digital signal processing, control
systems and microprocessor based systems design
and development. Such skills are required in a
broad range of technological fields such as
consumer and medical electronics, custom
electronic design, digital communications systems,
computer networks, transport systems, factory
automation and digital computer graphics.
The Computer Systems Engineering degree
program is a combination of computer hardware
and software engineering with a good foundation
in electrical and electronics engineering. The
degree Programme provides a combination of
basic fundamental knowledge in computer
systems, practical skills in hardware and software
design, general problem solving skills required in
designing and building systems, verbal and written
communications, final year project work, exposure
to a variety of existing and leading edge electronics
hardware and software technologies. The course
work is organized around key areas of Computer
Systems Engineering and in quite a few cases;
successful completion of basic course is a prerequisite for registration in an advanced course in a
particular area.
Academic Programmes
Ø
B.Sc. Computer Systems Engineering
Ø
M.Sc. Computer Systems Engineering
Ø
Ph.D. Computer Systems Engineering
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Laboratories
The Department boasts the following wellequipped laboratories, enabling students to get a
strong practical grasp of the theoretical knowledge
gained in the classroom:
Ø
Electronics Laboratory
Ø
Microprocessor and Digital Electronics
Laboratory
Ø
Digital Signal Processing & Digital Design
Laboratory
Ø
Final Year Project Laboratory
Ø
Communication Laboratory
Ø
Control System Laboratory
Ø
Three general-purpose Computing
Laboratories
Internships & Field Visits
Students are required to complete 800 hours of
internship as part of the B.Sc. degree programme,
which gives them a chance to explore and get
hands-on training in their respective fields of
interest.
Visit to various industries and research
organizations are a part of education training of
engineers. Both long and short visits are arranged
for students, providing them an opportunity to
experience practical “engineering at work”.
Research
The department has a well-qualified faculty, which
actively participates in the university's academic
and research activities. Research activities are
carried out in a variety of fields such as Networks,
Communications, Digital Signal Processing, Control
Systems, Artificial Intelligence & Expert Systems,
Advanced Digital Design and Computer
A rc h i t e c t u r e , Pa t t e r n r e c o g n i t i o n a n d
bioinformatics, digital image processing and faulttolerant computing.
Contact
hours
Semester 1
No.
BSI-101
BSI-122
BSI-131
BSI-181
CSE-101
ME-106
Course
Islamic Studies
Calculus
Applied Physics
Computer Fundamentals
Engineering Workshop
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Course
Linear Algebra
Complex Variables
Digital Logic Design
Circuits & System-II
Object Oriented Programming
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
No.
CSE-309
CSE-302
CSE-402
CSE-304
CSE-305
Course
Communication Systems
Systems Programming
Digital Signal Processing
Computer Organization & Architecture
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
No.
CSE-401a
BSI-120
CSE-310
CSE-4xx
CSE-4xx
Course
Design Project-I
Professional Ethics
Control Systems
Technical Elective-I
Technical Elective-II
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
No.
BSI-110
BSI-231
CSE-102
CSE-103
ME-104
BSI-141
2
3
2
4
4
1
13
13
9
3
16
Lecture Lab.
Semester 4
Total
No.
CSE-204
CSE-301
CSE-206
CSE-209
CSE-210
0
0
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
15
15
9
3
18
Lecture Lab.
Semester 6
Total
No.
CSE-303
CSE-307
CSE-308
CSE-403
CSE-311
0
3
3
3
0
3
4
4
4
3
15
15
9
3
18
Lecture Lab.
Semester 8
Total
No.
CSE-401b
CSE-406
CSE-4xx
CSE-4xx
9
0
3
3
0
3
2
4
4
3
11
11
15
5
16
Course
Data Communication & Networks
Microprocessor Based System Design
Digital System Design
Database Management System
Technical Writing
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
0
2
3
3
3
Course
Operating Systems
Signals & Systems
Electronic Circuits
Probability Methods in Engineering
Data Structures and Algorithms
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
3
3
3
3
3
Course
Pakistan Studies
Differential Equation
Circuit & Systems-I
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
3
3
3
3
3
Contact
hours
Semester 7
Total
0
0
0
3
3
3
Contact
hours
Semester 5
Semester 2
2
3
2
3
3
0
Contact
hours
Semester 3
No.
BSI-111
BSI-362
CSE-202
CSE-203
CSE-208
Lecture Lab.
Credit
hours
Course
Design Project-II
Engineering Project Management
Technical Elective-III
Technical Elective-IV
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
Lecture Lab.
Total
2
3
3
3
2
2
0
0
3
3
3
0
2
3
4
4
3
2
15
15
9
3
18
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
Lecture Lab.
Total
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
0
3
4
4
4
3
4
15
15
12
4
19
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
Lecture Lab.
Total
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
0
4
4
4
4
3
15
15
12
4
19
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
Lecture Lab.
Total
0
3
3
3
9
0
0
0
3
3
3
3
9
9
9
3
12
Total Credit = 136
Note: Chairman of the Department is authorized to rearrange the order of courses form the approved courses, depending upon the availability of faculty and market demands.
*List of Technical Electives
(More elective courses could be added and the credit hours can be split according to the requirement of the University)
u
Embedded Systems
u
Enterpreniership
u
Computer Graphics
u
Advanced Computer Architecture
u
Artificial Intelligence
u
Network Modeling & Simulation
u
Digital Image Processing
u
Software Engineering
u
Fault Tolerant Computing
u
Advanced Electronics
u
Modern Programming Languages
u
Artificial Neural Network
u
Computer Security
u
Digital Communication
u
Parallel and Distributed Computing
u
Robotics
u
Wireless Communication & Networks
u
Discrete Structures
u
Web Engineering
u
Multimedia Communication
u
Numerical Analysis
Peshawar Campus
u
Network Programming
u
Optical Networks
u
IP Networks
u
Human Computer Interaction
u
Special Topics
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Scheme of Studies
FACULTY
Chairman
Prof. Dr. Syed Waqar Shah
Ph.D. (UK)
Professors
Prof. Dr. M. Naeem Arbab Ph.D. (UK)
Prof. Dr. K.M. Yahya
Ph.D. (USA)
Prof. Dr. M. Inayatullah Khan Babar
Ph.D (USA)
Prof. Dr. Haseeb Zafar
Ph.D. (UK)
Prof. Dr. Amjadullah
Ph.D. (Pak)
Engr. Gulzar Ahmad
Engr. S.M. Majid Ashraf
Engr. M. Iftikhar Khan
Engr. Siddique Ali
Dr. Gul Muhammad Khan
Dr. Shahid Bashir
Dr. Tariqullah Jan
Dr. Sahibzada Ali Mehmud
Engr. M. Usman Ali
Engr. S.M Faheem
M.S (USA)
M.Sc.(Denmark)
M.Sc.(Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D (UK)
Ph.D. (UK)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Sweden)
Lecturers
Engr. Maha Gul
Engr. Farah Mahmood
Engr. Asiya Jahangir
Engr. Muhammad Amir
Engr. Imran Ashraf
Engr. Bilal-ur-Rehman
Engr. Seema Mir Akbar
Engr. Hina Zahir
Engr. Salman Illahi
Engr. Saad Mobeen
Engr. Zakaullah Zahid
Engr. Faheem Ali
Engr. Numan Khurshid
Engr. Gul Rukh
Engr. Uzma Nawaz
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Phil (UK)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
B.Sc. (Pak)
B.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
B.Sc. (Pak)
B.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
Lab Engineers
Engr. Seemab Gul
Engr. Qurat-ul-Ain
B.Sc. (Pak)
B.Sc. (Pak)
Department of
The Department of Electrical Engineering
was established in 1952 as part of the
Faculty of Engineering. Ever since its
inception the Department has provided
cutting edge education to the people of
this province, and its alumni are working
at prestigious positions in various
national and international organizations.
The Department has expanded its
academic activities and offers a rich
menu of academic programs at various
levels. Currently the Department is
offering academic programs in two main
st re a m s o f E l e c t r i ca l E n g i n e e r i n g ,
Communications and Power Engineering.
The thrust of the Department is to
prepare young Engineers who are fluent
with the state of the art in the field of
Electrical Engineering. The academic
program is designed to build a strong
foundation in the fundamentals of
Electrical Engineering alongwith
specialized courses to cover the breadth
of the ever expanding realm of Electrical
Engineering. The faculty of the
Department is highly qualified and is
involved in active research, both locally
and in collaboration with national and
international research organizations. We
are committed to transforming our
students into leaders in innovation and
technology who can manage and shape
the industry and businesses of today and
tomorrow.
Academic Programmes (Power &
Communication Streams)
Ø
B.Sc. Electrical Engineering
Ø
M.Sc. Electrical Engineering
Ø
Ph.D. Electrical Engineering
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The Department offers a rigorous four
year degree programme, based on
applied mathematics, electronics (analog
and digital) and Communications along
with Power Engineering subjects. The
broad based theoretical analysis is
backed by hectic practice sessions in
w e l l - e q u i p p e d l a b s . P re s e n t l y t h e
Department has two disciplines, one is
Electrical Communication Engineering
a n d t h e o t h er is E lec t rica l Power
Engineering.
At postgraduate level, the Department
offers M.Sc. and Ph.D. programmes both
in Communication and Electrical Power
E n g i n e e r i n g . T h e a re a s o f a c t i ve
research include Biomedical Engineering,
E l e c t ro n i c D e v i c e s a n d M a t e r i a l s ,
Intelligent Systems, Microelectronics and
Computer Systems, Nano-engineering,
Photonics Systems, Power Systems
Engineering , Artificial Intelligence,
Systems and Control, Telecommunications and Signal processing. This gives
graduates an unparallel advantage in
both technical skills and intellectual
faculty to become leaders in overcoming
the challenges of modern technological
advancements.
Ø
Ø
Ø
Ø
Ø
Ø
Ø
Ø
Ø
Ø
High Voltage Laboratory
Power Systems Laboratory
Machines Laboratory
Control Systems Laboratory
Measurement and Instrumentation Laboratory
Microprocessor & Digital Electronics Laboratory
Communications & EMW Laboratory
Faculty Computer Laboratory
Computer Laboratory
Field Visits
Visits to various industries and research organizations are
a part of education and training of graduate engineers.
These visits are arranged for students to provide them
with a window of opportunity through which they get a
chance to peek at actual engineering at work.
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Laboratories
The Department has well-equipped laboratories in the
following areas:
Engineering Programme (Communication Group)
Scheme of Studies
Contact
hours
Semester 1
Credit
hours
Semester 2
Total
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
No.
Course
No.
Course
BSI-122
Calculus
3
0
3
BSI-111
Linear Algebra
3
0
3
BSI-151
Electricity and Magnetism
3
3
4
EE-156
Basic Electrical Engineering
3
3
4
ME-100
Engineering Drawing
0
3
1
EE-170
3
3
4
EE-121
Computer Fundamental
2
3
3
ME-162
3
0
3
BSI-101
Islamic Studies
2
0
2
EE-157
Workshop Technology
1
3
2
BSI-120
Professional Ethics
2
0
2
BSI-110
Pakistan Studies
2
0
2
BSI-142
3
0
3
15
9
15
9
15
3
15
3
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Contact
hours
Semester 3
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
18
Credit
hours
Semester 4
Total
Contact
hours
Total
18
Credit
hours
No.
Course
No.
Course
BSI-231
3
0
3
EE-202
Probability & Random Variables
3
0
3
EE-225
3
3
4
EE-287
3
0
3
EE-200
Circuit Analysis-I
3
3
4
EE-201
Circuit Analysis-II
3
3
4
EE-271
Oops and Data Structures
2
3
3
BSI-242
Numerical Analysis
3
0
3
BSI-143
3
0
3
EE-345
Electronic Devices & Circuits
3
3
4
14
9
15
6
14
3
17
15
2
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
Semester 6
Total
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Semester 5
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Contact
hours
Total
17
Credit
hours
No.
Course
No.
Course
EE-336
Electrical Measurement & Instrumentation
3
3
4
EE-312
Signal & Systems
3
3
4
EE-363
Electromagnetic Field Theory
3
0
3
EE-326
Micro-processor Base System Design
3
3
4
EE-497
Electronics Circuit - II (Breath Core-II)
3
3
4
CSE-303
Data Communication
3
3
4
EE-440
Electrical Machines
3
3
4
EE-388
Engineering Management
2
0
2
BSI-362
Complex Variables & Transforms
3
0
3
EE-391
3
3
4
15
9
14
12
15
3
18
14
4
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
Semester 8
Total
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Semester 7
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Contact
hours
Total
18
Credit
hours
No.
Course
No.
Course
EE-496
Computer Communication Networks
3
3
4
EE-481
Control Systems
3
3
4
EE-4XX
Elective-I
3
3
4
EE-4XX
Elective - II
3
0
3
EE-286
Technical Report Writing
3
0
3
EE-4XX
Elective - III
3
3
4
EE-478A
Project
0
9
3
EE-478B
Project
0
9
3
9
15
9
15
9
5
9
5
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
14
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Total
14
15
Peshawar Campus
Engineering Programme (Power Group)
Semester 1
No.
BSI-122
BSI-151
ME-100
EE-121
BSI-101
BSI-120
BSI-142
Course
Calculus
Electricity & Magnetism
Electrical Engineering Drawing
Computer Fundamentals
Islamic Studies
Professional Ethics
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Semester 3
No.
BSI-231
EE-225
EE-200
ME-211
BSI-243
EE-271
Course
Circuits Analysis-I
Applied Thermodynamics
Oops & Data Structures
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Semester 2
Lecture Lab.
Total
No.
BSI-111
EE-156
EE-170
BSI-162
EE-157
BSI-110
3
3
0
2
2
2
3
0
3
3
3
0
0
0
3
4
1
3
2
2
3
15
15
9
3
18
Credit
hours
Semester 4
Lecture Lab.
Total
No.
EE-202
EE-287
EE-201
BSI-242
EE-345
3
3
3
3
3
2
0
3
3
0
0
3
3
4
4
3
3
3
17
17
9
3
20
Semester 7
Course
Power Distribution & Utilization
Elective-III
Project
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
15
15
Credit
hours
Lab. Total
3
0
3
3
0
4
3
4
4
3
9
3
18
Semester 6
No.
EE-312
EE-326
EE-391
EE-388
EE-205
Semester 8
Lecture Lab.
Total
No.
EE-481
EE-4XX
EE-4XX
EE-478B
3
3
4
3
9
9
12
4
13
Course
Signals & Systems
Microprocessor Based System Design
Elective-II
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
0
0
3
9
Course
Probability & Random Variables
Circuit Analysis-II
Numerical Analysis
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Contact
hours
3
3
3
0
Course
Linear Algebra
Workshop Technology
Pakistan Studies
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Contact
hours
Lecture
Course
Electrical Measurements & Instrumentations 3
3
3
Elective-I
3
Electrical Machines
3
Complex Variables & Transforms
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
No.
EE-394
EE-286
EE-4XX
EE-478A
Credit
hours
Contact
hours
Semester 5
No.
EE-336
EE-363
EE-230
EE-440
BSI-362
Contact
hours
Course
Control Systems
Elective-IV
Elective-VI
Project
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
Lecture Lab.
Total
3
3
3
3
1
2
0
3
3
0
3
0
3
4
4
3
2
2
15
15
9
3
18
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
Lecture Lab.
Total
3
3
3
3
3
0
0
3
0
3
3
3
4
3
4
15
15
6
2
17
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
Lecture Lab.
Total
3
3
3
2
3
3
3
3
0
3
4
4
4
2
4
14
14
12
4
18
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
Lecture Lab.
Total
3
3
3
0
3
0
3
9
4
3
4
3
9
9
15
5
14
.
Peshawar Campus
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Scheme of Studies
FACULTY
Department of
Chairman
Prof. Dr. Iftikhar Hussain
Ph.D. (UK)
Professor
Prof. Dr. Sahar Noor
Ph.D. (UK)
Dr. Shahid Maqsood
Engr. Rashid Nawaz
Engr. Syed Asif Ali Shah
Dr. Misbah Ullah
Engr. Fawad Haidar
Ph.D. (UK)
M.Sc. (USA)
M.Sc. (USA)
Ph.D. (S.Korea)
M.Sc. (UK)
Lecturers
Dr. Rehman Akhtar
Engr. Aamir Sikandar
Engr. Imran Ahmad
Engr. Sikandar Bilal Khattak
Engr. Altaf Hussain
Engr. Khawar Naeem
Engr. Muhammad Omair
Ph.D. (USA)
M.Sc. (UK)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
M.Sc. (Pak)
Lab Engineers
Engr. Ishrat Noor
B.Sc. (Pak)
Engr. Abdur Rehman
B.Sc. (Pak)
Engr. Mahawish Mahmood B.Sc. (Pak)
Industrial Engineering is a discipline which can contribute a
lot towards the optimization and integration of resources,
streamlining of processes, eliminating waste, meeting
targets and improving quality. With such a powerful
combination of various engineering elements coupled with
strong management sciences, it was inevitable to launch an
Industrial Engineering (IE) discipline at University of
Engineering and Technology (UET) Peshawar to produce
proper knowledgeable and skilled people for our
manufacturing and service sectors. The UET Peshawar
launched the IE program in September 2006. Our curricula
both at the undergraduate and postgraduate levels are rich
in contents covering manufacturing, optimization, quality,
ergonomics and management. Working engineers from
other engineering disciplines also opt for industrial
engineering because their nature of jobs highly demand for
industrial engineering knowledge. Our graduates are
successfully serving both in national and multinational
organizations.
Most of our industries use conventional technologies and
conventional techniques to manage them with minimum R
& D activities. The result is, low productivity, low quality,
more waste, and comparatively high unit price. With such
a performance and output, it is very difficult to compete
even with the neighboring countries. At the national level,
it is the question of survival of our local industries which
are facing competition from China, India, Bangladesh and
other countries from Far East. Customers are free lancers.
They buy products which are affordable and better in
quality, whether these products are made in Pakistan or by
any other country. We need to streamline and improve the
performance of our industries and at the same time need
to go for the emerging technologies to compete at the
international level to widen the scope and contribute more
effectively towards the economy.
The future prospects of industrial engineers are bright not
only in Pakistan but also abroad. They are typically found
in organizations responsible for managing operations,
manufacturing systems, process engineering, automation,
supply chain management, quality control, sales, banking,
hospitals, airports etc. Studying industrial engineering is
one of the smartest decisions, because it is estimated that
demand for these professionals will continue to rise every
year. Industrial engineers are among the best paid
professionals.
Academic Programmes
Ø
B.Sc. Industrial Engineering
Ø
M.Sc. Industrial Engineering
Ø
Ph.D. Industrial Engineering
Laboratories
Almost all subjects are augmented by practical
work/tutorials. The students are trained in the
following laboratories:
Ø
Central Workshops
Ø
Automation & Robotics Laboratory
Ø
Computer Integrated Manufacturing Laboratory
Ø
Metrology Laboratory
Ø
Mechanics Laboratory
Ø
Materials & Surface Engineering Laboratory
Ø
CNC Machines Laboratory
Ø
Computer Laboratory
Ø
Ergonomics (Human Factors Engineering)
Laboratory
Ø
Virtual Manufacturing Laboratory
Practical Training
As a requirement for graduation, every student
must complete 800 hours of practical work /
apprenticeship in an industry. Students are allowed
to complete this requirement during summer
holidays but not before the 4th semester.
Field Visits
Industrial visits are regularly conducted to broaden
the breadth and depth of technical and practical
Industrial Engineering knowledge.
Research
The Faculty of Industrial Engineering is actively
involved in research activities, providing solution to
problems of different industries in the following
areas:
Ø
Manufacturing Systems
Ø
Industrial Processes
Ø
Inventory Control
Ø
Quality Control
Ø
Operations Research
Ø
Ø
Supply Chain Management
Ø
Human Factors Engineering
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Scheme of Studies
No.
BSI-101
BSI-142
BSI-110
BSI-122
ME-105
IE-115
Course
Islamic Studies
Pak Studies
Calculus
Engineering Drawing
Introduction to Computing
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
2
3
2
3
3
2
0
0
0
0
3
3
15
15
6
2
Contact
hours
Semester 3
No.
BSI-351
IE-234
IE-235
IE-242
IE-237
Lecture Lab.
Course
Basic Industrial Engineering
Materials Engineering
Mechanical Technology**
Lecture Lab.
3
2
3
3
3
0
0
3
3
3
Credit
hours
Semester 2
Total
No.
BSI-143
BSI-231
BSI-111
BSI-181
IE-122
IE-121
2
3
2
3
4
3
17
Credit
hours
Total
3
2
4
4
4
Contact
hours
Course
Presentation & Communication Skills
Applied Linear Algebra
Applied Physics
Workshop Practice
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Course
Introduction to Computer Aided Design
Logical and Critical Thinking*
Manufacturing Processes
Technical Writing and Comprehension
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Course
Numerical Analysis
Metrology and Statistical Quality Control
Manufacturing Systems
Operation Research
Work Study and Methods Engineering
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Semester 7
No.
IE-472
IE-358
IE-412
IE-4XX
IE-498
9
3
Contact
hours
Semester 5
No.
BSI-242
IE-353
IE-352
IE-356
IE-355
14
14
Course
Design of Experiments**
Industrial Facilities Design
Operations of Manufacturing Systems
Elective-I***
Project Phase-I
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
*Can be replaced by some other course of Social Sciences
**Can be replaced by courses from other Disciplines of Engineering
***Can be replaced by a course of 4 Credit Hours
List of Elective Courses
Peshawar Campus
Lecture Lab.
17
Credit
hours
Total
3
3
3
3
2
0
3
3
3
3
3
4
4
4
3
14
14
12
4
18
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
Lecture Lab.
Total
3
2
3
3
0
0
3
3
3
9
3
3
4
4
3
11
11
18
6
17
No.
IE-360
IE-361
IE-232
IE-366
Course
Industrial System Simulation
Human Factor Engineering
Management of Engineering Projects
Production Planning & Control
IE-367
Industrial Maintenance and Safety
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Course
Elective-II
Elective-III
Elective-IV***
Project Phase-II
3
3
3
3
3
15
15
0
3
0
3
0
6
2
Lecture Lab.
2
2
3
2
3
12
12
3
3
0
3
0
9
3
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
List of Elective Courses
IE-474
IE-414
IE-416
IE-480
IE-430
IE-410
IE-362
IE-401
IE-425
IE-450
IE-422
Lecture Lab.
Contact
hours
Semester 8
No.
IE-4XX
IE-4XX
IE-4XX
IE-499
0
0
0
3
0
6
9
3
Contact
hours
Semester 6
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
3
3
3
2
3
0
14
14
Contact
hours
Semester 4
No.
IE-241
IE-236
IE-243
IE-244
IE-248
Lecture Lab.
CAD/CAM
Human Resource Management
Computer Integrated Manufacturing
Metal Forming & Cutting Analysis
Tool and Die Design
Automation and Control
Total Quality Management
Management Information System
Reliability Analysis
Special Topics
Logistics Management
3
3
3
0
9
9
3
3
3
9
18
6
Lecture Lab.
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
1
0
1
1
1
1
1
1
0
0
0
Credit
hours
Total
3
3
3
3
3
2
17
Credit
hours
Total
3
4
3
4
3
17
Credit
hours
Total
3
3
3
3
3
15
Credit
hours
Total
4
4
4
3
15
Credit
hrs
4
3
4
4
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
Ø
Subject to change
Ø
Theory & Lab courses are treated separately and code for lab courses is followed by L.
18
Contact
hours
Semester 1
FACULTY
Chairman
Prof. Muhammad Pervez
Department of
M.Sc (Pak)
Professors
Prof. Dr. Irfan Ullah
Prof. Dr. M.A Irfan
Prof. Dr. Rizwan M. Gul
Prof. Dr. Hamid Ullah
Prof. Dr. M. Naeem Khan
Ph.D. (USA)
Ph.D. (USA)
Ph.D. (USA)
Ph.D. (Thailand)
Ph.D. (Pak)
Associate Professor
Engr. Iftikhar Ahmad
Engr. M. Masood Ahmad
Dr. Afzal Khan
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
Ph.D. (USA)
Engr. Muhammad Ali Arif
Dr. S. Shaukat Ali Shah
Dr. Khizar Azam
Dr. Muhammad Ali Kamran
Engr. Umar Ibrahim
Engr. Feroz Shah
Engr. Ihsan Ullah
Dr. M. Alamzeb Khan
Dr. Muhammad Sadiq
M.Sc (UK)
Ph.D. (Thailand)
Ph.D. (Pak)
Ph.D. (UK)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (USA)
Lecturers
Engr. Bilal Ahmad
Engr. Tabassum Yasmin
Engr. Naveed Ullah
Engr. Naveed Ahmad
Engr. Fakhre Alam
Engr. Zuhaib Ali Khan
Engr. Adeel Ahmad
Engr. Fazli Yazdan
Engr. Zeeshan Zahir
Engr. Adnan Rasheed
M.Sc (UK)
M.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (USA)
B.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
Lab Engineer
Engr. M. Usman Khan
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M.Sc (Pak)
The knowledge of mechanical engineering is
used to build useful products and devices for
society. This can range from a device as small
as a catheter injected into the human body,
to a fax machine or printer, to a modern jet
engine, to as large as a power plant for a
major city.
heat transfer lab, metallurgy lab, computer
lab, and a rapid proto-typing lab. In the area
of production and manufacturing, facilities
include conventional and CNC machine tools.
Also included are Dynamics & Vibration lab,
Control & instrumentation lab, and advance
CAD/CAM lab.
Mechanical engineering encompasses the
generation, conversion, transmission, and
utilization of mechanical and thermal energy.
This includes design, construction, and
operation of all kinds of mechanical and
thermal devices and systems. Of all the
engineering disciplines, Mechanical
Engineering offers the greatest breadth,
f l e x i b i l i t y, a n d i n d i v i d u a l i t y. I n d e e d ,
Mechanical Engineering education is an ideal
preparation for working and living in a
technological world.
Industrial visits are regularly conducted every
year to broaden the horizon of students and
to appraise them with the industry of
Pakistan.
Academic Programmes
Research
Ø
B.Sc. Mechanical Engineering
Faculty is actively involved in research in the
areas of vibration, design, stress analysis,
materials engineering , impact analysis,
mechanisms and applications of artificial
Intelligence in mechanical engineering.
Ø
M.Sc. Mechanical Engineering
Ø
Ph.D. Mechanical Engineering
Laboratories
Practical work in laboratories is an essential
part of the curriculum. Almost all subjects
taught are augmented by practicals in the
laboratories. The Department has a
Thermodynomaics & Fuels lab, Power Plants
lab, Fluid Mechanics lab, refrigeration lab,
Computing Facilities
The Department has three well-equipped
computer laboratories with networked PCs.
Latest CAD and simulation software prepare
the students to be well versed with current
computer applications.
Industrial Visits
Scheme of Studies
No.
BSI-101
BSI-110
BSI-122
EE-109
EE-109L
ME-106
ME-108
BSI-142
Course
Islamic Studies
Pakistan Studies
Calculus
Electrical Technology
Electrical Technology Lab
Engineering Workshops
Computer Programming Lab
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Course
Linear Algebra
Engineering Dynamics
Engineering Dynamics Lab
Fluid Mechanics-I
Solid Mechanics-II
Solid Mechanics-II Lab
CAD-I Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Course
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
No.
BSI-231
BSI-143
ME-101
ME-206
ME-206L
ME-105
ME-105L
ME-203
2
2
3
3
1
1
2
3
17
Credit
hours
Semester 4
Total
No.
BSI-242
ME-207
ME-207L
ME-215
ME-202
ME-202L
3
3
1
3
3
1
2
12
12
12
4
16
3
0
3
3
3
3
0
18
18
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
3
6
2
Contact
hours
Course
Production Automation
Production Automation Lab
Power Plants-II
Heat & Mass Transfer
Heat & Mass Transfer Lab
Refrigeration & Air-Conditioning
Instrumentation
Project
Total
0
0
3
0
0
3
6
Lecture Lab.
Mechanics of Machines & Vibration
Mechanics of Machines & Vibration Lab
Machine Design-II
Manufacturing Processes
Manufacturing Processes Lab
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Semester 2
3
3
0
3
3
0
0
Small Business Development & Entrepreneurship 3
Semester 7
No.
ME-402
ME-402L
ME-406
ME-404
ME-404L
ME-407
ME-405
ME-411
0
0
0
0
3
3
6
0
12
4
Contact
hours
Semester 5
No.
ME-302
ME-301
ME-301L
ME-305
ME-307
ME-309
ME-304
ME-304L
2
2
3
3
0
0
0
3
13
13
Contact
hours
Semester 3
No.
BSI-111
ME-201
ME-201L
ME-102
ME-204
ME-204L
ME-205
Lecture Lab.
Credit
hours
Lecture Lab.
3
0
3
3
0
3
2
0
14
14
0
3
0
0
3
0
0
9
15
5
Semester 6
Total
No.
ME-310
ME-308
ME-306
ME-306L
ME-303
ME-303L
ME-315
Credit
hours
Semester 8
Total
No.
ME-407L
ME-408
ME-408L
ME-403
ME-409
ME-410
ME-411
19
Lecture Lab.
3
3
3
3
0
2
0
3
17
17
0
0
0
0
3
0
3
0
6
2
Contact
hours
Course
Numerical Analysis
Engineering Metallurgy
Engineering Metallurgy Lab
Machine Design-I
Fluid Mechanics-II
Fluid Mechanics-II Lab
Lecture Lab.
Course
Ethical & Legal Dimensions of Engineering
Quality Engineering
Power Plants-I
Power Plants-I Lab
Mechatronics
Mechatronics Lab
CAD-II Lab
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Total
3
3
3
3
1
2
1
3
19
Credit
hours
Total
0
0
3
0
0
3
3
3
1
3
3
1
12
12
6
2
14
Lecture Lab.
Credit
hours
Total
2
3
3
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
3
0
3
6
2
3
3
1
3
1
2
11
11
12
4
15
Contact
hours
Course
Refrigeration & Air-Conditioning Lab
Automatic Controls
Instrumentation & Control Lab
Maintenance Engineering
Industrial Health & Safety
Project
Credit
hours
3
3
0
3
3
0
Contact
hours
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
20
3
1
3
3
1
3
2
3
Course
Engineering Statics
Thermodynamics
Thermodynamics Lab
Engineering Drawing & Graphics
Engineering Drawing & Graphics Lab
Solid Mechanics-I
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
3
3
1
3
3
3
3
1
Contact
hours
Lecture Lab.
Credit
hours
Total
0
3
0
2
3
2
0
3
0
3
0
0
0
9
1
3
1
2
3
2
3
10
10
15
5
15
*Project will be covered in 7th & 8th semesters
Peshawar Campus
20
Contact
hours
Semester 1
Director
Institute of
Associate Professor
Dr. Muhammad Tahir Khan Ph.D. (Canada)
Dr. haji Faridullah Khan
Dr. Izhar-ul-Haq
Dr. Kamran Shah
Dr. Shahzad Anwar
Engr. Muhammad Akmal
Engr. Sheraz Ali Khan
Ph.D. (Canada)
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (UK)
M.Sc (USA)
M.Sc (Pak)
Engr. Hamid Khan
Engr. Sikandar Khan
Engr. Zubair Ahmad
Engr. Ms. Nayyar Fazal
Engr. Ms. Anam Abid
Engr. Ms. Sadaf Sardar
B.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
Engr. Ms. Gulbadan Sikandar B.Sc (Pak)
Engr. Muhammad Tufail
M.Sc (Bangkok)
Engr. Bilal Ahmad
M.Sc (UK)
Engr. Faiz Muhammad
M.Sc (Pak)
Mechatronics Engineering
Modern day machines increasingly
incorporate electronics and microprocessors
for intelligent control and increased efficiency
such as electronic control of engines,
computer control of machine tools, Robots,
medical equipment and items of our daily life
including automobiles, digital cameras, smart
phones, tablets, DVD players and kitchen
appliances. Design, production and operation
of these machines require engineers with a
k n o w l e d g e b a s e a c q u i re d f ro m m u l t i engineering disciplines. Mechatronics
Engineering is a relatively new but very
exciting field that combines knowledge from
the disciplines of Mechanical, Electronic and
Computer Engineering.
The Institute has a very good number of PhD
faculty members who have specialized
knowledge in the field of Mechatronics
Engineering thus enabling it to offer MS and
PhD degree programs of its own. The
Undergraduate program of the Institute of
Mechatronics Engineering not only draws
upon the expertise of its PhD faculty
members but also has at its disposal, highly
talented faculty members who hold Master
degrees in engineering from reputed
universities across the country and abroad.
The Undergraduate degree program in
Mechatronics Engineering is constantly
reviewed and upgraded through the help and
guidance of eminent academicians and
experts from Pakistan and abroad, making it a
cutting edge program that best meets the
requirements of our industry.
The Institute of Mechatronics Engineering has
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been setup by the University as a state of the
art facility with all amenities required for a
modern higher education institute in
engineering. The campus is situated in
Hayatabad Peshawar, and is spread over an
area of 45 kanals. A regular shuttle bus
service is provided to connect it with the
main campus.
The Institute of Mechatronics has a host of
laboratory facilities to help hone the practical
and hands-on skills of its students. Recently
through funding from the Higher Education
Commission of Pakistan, a state of the art PLC
Training Laboratory has been setup that
features twelve Siemens S7-1200 PLC training
modules. Besides the laboratories mentioned
below, students of this institute also avail the
lab facilities of other departments of the
university.
Laboratories
Ø
Electrical & Electronics Laboratory
Ø
Microcontroller and Microprocessor
Laboratory
Ø
Mechatronics Design Laboratory
Ø
Fabrication Shop
Ø
Robotics Laboratory
Ø
Instrumentation & Control Laboratory
Ø
Manufacturing Automation Laboratory
Ø
Computational Laboratory
Ø
PLC
Training Laboratory
Degree Programs
Ø
B.Sc Mechatronics Engineering
Ø
M.Sc Mechatronics Engineering
Ø
Ph.D Mechatronics Engineering
Contact
hours
Semester 1
No.
Course
BSI-173
BSI-143
MtE-101
BSI-101
BSI-110
MtE-103
MtE-105
Calculus & Analytic Geometry
Communication Skills
Engineering Statics
Islamic Studies
Pakistan Studies
Workshop Practice
Electric Circuits
Theory Lab.
Total Credit Hours
Cummulative Credits
No.
BSI-112
MtE-201
MtE-205
MtE-221
MtE-203
MtE-233
Course
Vector Calculus
Dynamics
Electronic Principles & Devices
Materials & Manufacturing Processes
Thermodynamics & Heart Transfer
Total Credit Hours
Cummulative Credits
No.
MtE-350
MtE-311
MtE-316
MtE-317
MtE-321
MtE-323
Course
Microprocessor & Microcontrollers
Transducers and Instrumentation
Mechanical Vibrations
Theory of Machines
Total Credit Hours
Cummulative Credits
No.
MtE-405
MtE-422
MtE-451
MtE-453
MtE-441
Course
Total Credit Hours
Cummulative Credits
ODE & Linear Algebra
Applied Physics
Engineering Drawing
Network Analysis
3
18
18
Theory Lab.
Theory Lab.
Total Credit Hours
Cummulative Credits
Semester 4
Total
No.
Course
BSI-362
MtE-211
MtE-254
MtE-222
MtE-225
MtE-231
Transforms & Complex Analysis
Electronic Circuits Design
Professional Ethics
Electromechanical Systems
Data Structures & Object Oriented Prog.
0
0
1
0
1
1
3
3
4
3
4
3
17
3
20
56
Semester 6
Total
No.
Course
MtE-351
MtE-313
MtE-322
MtE-325
MtE-328
Probability Methods in Engg
Power Electronics
Design Mech Elem & CAD/CAM
Mechatronics System Design
Control Systems
2
3
3
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
4
4
4
3
3
15
6
21
97
Total Credit Hours
Cummulative Credits
Semester 8
Total
No.
Course
MtE-423
MtE-424
MtE-441
Engineering Elective I
Engineering Elective II
Senior Design Project
1
1
0
0
3
4
3
3
3
3
11
5
16
131
14
4
18
36
Lab.
0
1
0
1
1
1
Total
3
4
2
3
4
4
16
4
20
76
Credit
hours
Total
3
3
2
2
3
0
1
1
2
1
3
4
3
4
4
13
5
18
115
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
Theory Lab.
Total Credit Hours
Cummulative Credits
Credit
hours
3
3
2
2
3
3
Theory Lab.
Credit
hours
3
2
3
3
0
3
3
2
3
4
3
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
Total
0
0
2
1
1
0
Theory
Total Credit Hours
Cummulative Credits
Credit
hours
3
3
0
2
3
3
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
3
3
3
3
3
2
Theory Lab.
Robotics
Industrial Automation
Management Sciences Elective
Course
BSI-232
BSI-181
MtE-104
MtE-111
MtE-131
MtE-158
15
Contact
hours
Semester 7
No.
3
3
3
2
2
2
3
Theory Lab.
Numerial Methods
Fluid Mechanics, Hydraulics & Pneumatics
Total
0
0
0
0
0
2
1
Contact
hours
Semester 5
Semester 2
3
3
3
2
2
0
2
Contact
hours
Semester 3
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
Total
3
3
0
0
0
3
3
3
3
6
3
9
140
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FACULTY
Chairman
Engr. Amanul Mulk
Department of
M.Sc (USA)
Mining Engineering
Professor
Prof. Dr. Noor Mohammad Ph.D. (UK)
Engr. Siddique Akbar
Engr. Feroz Din
Dr. M. Waqar Ali Asad
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
Ph.D. (USA)
Engr. Ehtashamullah Khan
Engr. Nisar Mohammad
Engr. Salim Raza
Dr. Ishaq Ahmad
Dr. Khan Muhammad
M.Sc (UK)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
Ph.D. (Germany)
Ph.D. (UK)
Lecturers
Dr. Safi-ur-Rehman
Engr. Saira Sherin
Engr. Talat Bilal
Ph.D. (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
Lab. Engineers
Engr. Zahid-ur-Rehman
Engr. Sajjad Hussain
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
Mining Engineering is one of the most
progressive industries today based on its
reliance on the state-of-the-art technology for
the provision of basic raw materials to other
industries. Mineral sector is playing a crucial
role in the economic uplift of Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa. It provides raw materials for a
number of mineral based industries including
construction, power, mechanical, electrical,
ceramics, paints, etc.
The graduates of this department are
employed in the public sector including Mines
and Minerals Development Department,
Pakistan Mineral Development Corporation
(PMDC), Oil and Gas Development
Corporation Ltd (OGDCL), Pakistan Stone
Development Company (PASDEC), Pakistan
Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) and various
other private organizations like cement
manufacturing operations and other mining
related projects.
Academic Programmes
Ø
B.Sc in Mining Engineering
Ø
M.Sc in Mining Engineering
Ø
Ph.D in Mining Engineering
Laboratories
The Department is equipped with following
laboratories:
Ø
Mineral Processing Laboratory
Ø
Surveying Laboratory
Ø
Rock Mechanics Laboratory
Ø
Ventilation, and Safety Laboratory
Ø
Geology Laboratory
Ø
Computer Laboratory
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Research
Faculty research is actively pursued in the
Department. Faculty members have been
working on a number of research projects of
national importance. Solution of mineral
industry's real problems is the primary focus
of current research. These projects include
the development of improved mine planning
and design as well as processing techniques.
Improvement of working conditions and
occupational health and safety in mines is
another important area of research.
Students both at undergraduate and
postgraduate levels actively participate in
t h e s e re s e a rc h p ro j e c t s u n d e r fa c u l t y
supervision.
Scheme of Studies
No.
MinE-101
MinE-101L
BSI-116
BSI-116L
BSI-111
BSI-142
BSI-101
BSI-110
Course
Introduction to Mining Engineering
Introduction to Mining Engineering (Lab)
Applied Chemistry
Applied Chemistry (Lab)
Linear Algebra
Islamic Studies
Pakistan Studies
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Course
Principles of Explosive Engineering
Mineralogy & Petrology
Computer Applications Lab
Mechanics of Solids -I
Mechanics of Solids -I Lab
Fluid Mechanics-I
Fluid Mechanics-I Lab
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Course
Structural Geology
Structural Geology Lab
Surface Mine Design
Underground Mine Design
Mine Design Lab
Mine Surveying-I
Mine Surveying-I Lab
Geostatistical Ore Reserve Estimation
Geostatistical Ore Reserve Estimation Lab
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Lecture Lab.
3
3
0
3
3
0
3
0
15
14
0
0
3
0
0
3
0
3
9
3
Lecture Lab.
3
0
3
3
0
3
0
3
0
15
14
0
3
0
0
3
0
3
0
3
12
4
Contact
hours
Semester 7
No.
MinE-401
MinE-415L
MinE-403
MinE-404
MinE-404L
MinE-405
MinE-407L
MinE-42x*
0
3
0
3
0
0
0
0
6
2
Contact
hours
Semester 5
No.
MinE-204
MinE-204L
MinE-301
MinE-302
MinE-300L
MinE-303
MinE-303L
MinE-311
MinE-311L
3
0
3
0
3
3
2
2
16
16
Contact
hours
Semester 3
No.
MinE-201
MinE-211
MinE-106L
BSI-231
CE-104
CE-104L
CE-206
CE-206L
Lecture Lab.
Course
Strata Control
Strata Control and Rock Mechanics Lab
Mine Power Drainage & Material Handling
Mineral Processing-I
Mineral Processing-I Lab
Departmental Elective-II***
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Lecture Lab.
3
0
3
3
0
3
0
3
15
14
0
3
0
0
3
0
6
0
12
4
Credit
hours
Semester 2
Total
No.
MinE-104
BSI-162
BSI-162L
BSI-122
ME-104
ME-104L
EE-209
ME-107L
3
1
3
1
3
3
2
2
18
Credit
hours
Semester 4
Total
No.
MinE-215
MinE-304
MinE-206L
BSI-242
BSI-351
ME-209
ME-209L
BSI-221L
3
2
1
3
3
1
3
1
17
Credit
hours
Semester 6
Total
No.
MinE-306
MinE-307
MinE-307L
MinE-312
MinE-32x*
UET
BSI-102
2
1
3
3
1
3
1
3
1
Course
General Geology
Engineering Mechanics Lab
Calculus
CAD Lab
Applied Electricity
Engineering Workshop Lab
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
Semester 8
Total
No.
MinE-407L
MinE-408
MinE-409
MinE-410
MinE-410L
MinE-413
MinE-414L
18
Lecture Lab.
3
3
0
3
3
0
3
0
15
13
0
0
3
0
0
3
0
3
9
3
Contact
hours
Course
Utilization of Industrial Minerals
Rock Mechanics
Geology Lab
Numerical Analysis
Applied Thermodynamics
Applied Thermodynamics Lab
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Lecture Lab.
3
3
0
3
3
3
0
0
15
14
0
0
3
0
0
0
3
3
9
3
Contact
hours
Course
Mine Economics & Management
Mine Surveying-II
Mine Surveying-II Lab
Coal Technology
Departmental Elective-I*
Free Elective**
Professional Ethics
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
18
3
1
2
3
1
3
2
3
Contact
hours
Lecture Lab.
Total
2
3
1
3
2
1
3
1
16
Credit
hours
Total
2
3
1
3
3
3
1
1
17
Credit
hours
Total
3
3
0
3
3
3
3
0
0
3
0
0
0
0
3
3
1
3
3
3
2
18
17
3
1
18
Contact
hours
Course
Mine Rescue & Safety
Mine Ventilation
Mineral Processing-II
Mineral Processing-II Lab
Mining Laws
Mine Rescue Safety & Ventilation Lab
First Aid Certification****
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
Lecture Lab.
Credit
hours
Total
0
3
3
3
0
3
0
6
0
0
0
3
0
3
2
3
3
3
1
2
1
12
11
12
4
15
* MinE-321 Drilling Technology, MinE-322 Extractive Mteallurgy, MinE-323 Cement Technology
** Free Elective: any course from UET
*** MinE-421 System Analysis, MinE-422 Mechanical Mining Techniques, MinE-423 Gems & Gemology, MinE-424 Stone Engineering
Peshawar Campus
**** The students have to complete First Aid Course as a requirement for award of B.Sc Mining
Engineering Degree.
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Mining Engineering
Contact
hours
Semester 1
FACULTY
Coordinator
Dr. Imran Khan
Ph.D. (Thailand)
Chairman
Dr. Sadaqat Jan
Department of
Computer Software Engineering
Ph.D. (UK)
Mardan Campus
Semester Coordinator
Dr. Ibrar Ali Shah
Ph.D. (UK)
Dr. Sadaqat Jan
Ph.D. (UK)
Dr. Muhammad Shafi
Dr. Ibrar Ali Shah
Dr. Samad Baseer
Engr. Muhammad Usman
Engr. Imran Maqsood
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (Thailand)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
Lecturers
Engr. Fahimullah Khan
Engr. Muhammad Ishaq
Engr. Shaharyar
Engr. Sohail Khan
Engr. Zafar Ali Shah
Engr. Lubna Gul
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
Lab Engineer
Engr. Humayon Khan
B.Sc (Pak)
Lab Instructor
Engr. Lailma Javed
Software Engineering is the discipline which
deals with developing and maintaining
software applications by applying
technologies and practices from engineering,
computer science, project management and
other applicable fields. This branch of
engineering is the thorough understanding of
the entire process from Planning to Design,
Development, Testing and Deployment.
Department Mission:
The primary mission of this program is to
teach and equip students with knowledge of
the concepts, techniques, skills and tools for
developing modern medium and large-scale
software systems. Students with a BSc. degree
in Software Engineering will be prepared for
professional careers in the software industry
which is an exponentially growing economic
sector vital for the technological advancement
and the competitiveness of the state and the
nation.
Academic Programmes
B.Sc (Pak)
Ø
B.Sc Software Engineering
Basic Sciences Faculty
Ø
M.Sc Software Engineering
Dr. M. Abbas Mehmood
Ø
Ph.D Software Engineering
Ph.D. (Thailand)
Physics
Dr. Iltaf Hussain
Ph.D (Pak)
Mathematics
Dr. Murtaza Ali Bangash
Ph.D. (Pak)
Mathematics
Mr. Mushtaq Ahmad Khan M.Sc (Pak)
Mathematics
Mrs. Shazia Habib
M.Sc (Pak)
Mathematics
Mrs. Nazneen Hakeem
M.A (Pak)
English
Visiting Faculty
Mr. Nafi Gul
Mr. Amjad Ali
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M.A (Pak)
Islamiat
M.A (Pak)
Pak. Study
The Software Engineering Department is
offering B.Sc. degree since 2002 while it's
M.Sc. and PhD programs started in the years
2011 and 2012, respectively. Software
engineering encompasses a wide range of
topics including software requirements,
specification, analysis, design,
implementation, verification, deployment,
reuse, project management and evolution of
software products. An orthogonal perspective
of the discipline includes engineering
Software Systems for performance, reliability,
security, scalability, maintainability, etc. It also
encompasses the economic and organizational
aspects.
Career Opportunities
Graduates can expect career opportunities in
software design and development in a variety
of application areas. Software engineering
graduates are particularly well-suited to work
as members or leaders of software project
teams. They have the knowledge and skills to
help them develop quality software within
schedule and cost constraints. About 295,000
n ew co m p u te r s o f t wa re e n g i n e e rs a re
expected to be added to the workforce
through 2018, a huge increase for a job
already in demand.
Research
We have several fulltime Ph.D. faculty
members actively pursuing research in areas
like Human Computer Interaction, Software
Te s t i n g , C o m p u t e r V i s i o n , C o m p u t e r
Networks, Semantic Web as well as Parallel
Computing and Grids.
Computing Facilities
There are five state of the art computer
laboratories in the Department. These labs
contain every instrument and software
required in the software engineering courses.
As power shortage is a big problem in
Pakistan, Laboratories are backed up with a
powerful generator. In addition, department
also has an I/O interfacing lab to equip
students with processors/embedded systems
programming.
Contact
hours
Semester 1
No.
SE-101
SE-101L
SE-102
SE-102L
BSI-101
BSI-122
BSI-133
BSI-181
Course
Introduction to Computing Lab
Introduction to Programming
Introduction to Programming Lab
Islamic Studies
Calculus
Functional English
Applied Physics
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Course
Data Structures and Algorithms
Data Structures and Algorithms Lab
Digital Logic Design Lab
Introduction to Software Engineering
Pakistan Studies
Linear Algebra
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Lecture Lab.
Course
SE Elective-II
Human Computer Interaction
Software Project Management
General Education Elective-III
Project
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Total
No.
SE-103
SE-104
SE-104L
BSI-120
BSI-134
BSI-xxx
BSI-xxxL
2
1
3
1
2
3
3
3
Credit
hours
Semester 4
Total
No.
SE-xxx
SE-xxxL
SE-206
SE-206L
SE-209
SE-209L
BSI-xxx
BSI-xxx
3
1
3
1
3
2
3
14
14
6
2
16
15
15
Credit
hours
Semester 6
Lab.
Total
0
3
0
0
3
0
0
3
1
3
3
1
3
3
No.
SE-xxx
SE-302
SE-302L
SE-305
SE-305L
SE-307
BSI-xxx
BSI-xxx
6
2
17
Lecture Lab.
3
3
3
2
0
0
0
0
0
9
11
11
9
3
Credit
hours
Semester 8
Total
No.
SE-xxx
SE-xxxL
SE-xxx
SE-309
BSI-xxx
SE-405b
3
3
3
2
3
14
Contact
hours
Course
Discrete Structures
Object Oriented Programming Lab
Professional Ethics
Math/Science Elective I
Math/Science Elective I Lab
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
18
0
3
0
3
0
0
0
Contact
hours
Semester 7
Semester 2
3
0
3
0
3
2
3
Lecture
Course
3
CS Elective-II
0
CS Elective-II Lab
3
Software Requirements Engineering
3
Operating Systems
0
Operating Systems Lab
3
Probability and Statistics
Technical Writing for Software Engineers 3
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
No.
SE-xxx
SE-401
SE-402
BSI-xxx
SE-405a
0
3
0
3
0
0
0
0
6
2
Contact
hours
Semester 5
No.
SE-xxx
SE-xxxL
SE-207
SE-304
SE-304L
BSI-351
SE-210
2
0
3
0
2
3
3
3
16
16
Contact
hours
Semester 3
No.
SE-202
SE-202L
SE-203
SE-203L
SE-204
BSI-110
BSI-111
Lecture Lab.
Credit
hours
Lecture Lab.
0
0
3
0
0
0
3
3
3
1
2
3
3
1
14
14
6
2
16
Lecture Lab.
3
0
2
0
3
0
3
3
14
14
0
3
0
3
0
3
0
0
9
3
Contact
hours
Course
SE Elective-I
Software Design and Architecture
Software Design and Architecture Lab
Computer Communication & Networks
Computer Communication & Networks Lab
Software Quality Engineering
Math/Science Elective- III
General Education Elective-II
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Lecture Lab.
3
2
0
3
0
3
3
3
17
17
0
0
3
0
3
0
0
0
6
2
Contact
hours
Course
CS Elective-III
CS Elective-III Lab
SE Elective-III
Entrepreneurship
General Education Elective-IV
Project
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Total
3
3
0
2
3
3
0
Contact
hours
Course
CS Elective-I
CS Elective-I Lab
Software Construction
Software Construction Lab
Introduction to Database Systems
Introduction to Database Systems Lab
Math/Science Elective-II
General Education Elective-I
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
Lecture Lab.
Credit
hours
Total
3
1
2
1
3
1
3
3
17
Credit
17
hours
Total
3
2
1
3
1
3
3
3
19
Credit
hours
Total
3
0
3
2
2
0
0
3
0
0
0
9
3
1
3
2
2
3
10
10
12
4
14
Mardan Campus
26
Scheme of Studies
FACULTY
Coordinator
Dr. Imran Khan
Ph.D. (Thailand)
Chairman
Dr. Shahbaz Khan
Department of
Telecommunication Engineering
Mardan Campus
Ph.D. (UK)
Miss. Naznina Hakim Khan M.A (Pak)
Dr. Imran Khan
Dr. Akhtar Khalil
Dr. Shoaib Khan
Dr. Naveed Mufti
Dr. M. Abbas Mahmood
Dr. Murtaza Ali Bangash
Dr. Akhtar Nawaz Khan
Engr. Aziz Ahmad Khan
Engr. Jalal Khan
Engr. Shagufta Naz
Ph.D. (Thailand)
Ph.D (UK)
Ph.D (UK)
Ph.D (UK)
Ph.D (Thailand)
Ph.D (Pak)
Ph.D (Thailand)
M.Sc (UK)
M.Sc (UK)
M.Sc (Pak)
Lecturers
Engr. Sajjad Ali
Engr. Zawar Hussain
Engr. Nagina Zareen
Mr. Mushtaq Ahmad Khan
Miss. Shazia Habib
Miss. Naznina Hakim Khan
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (USA)
B.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.A (Pak)
Lab-Engineers
Engr. Usman Ali
Engr. Saida Jabeen
Engr. Marina Karim
Engr. Gul Rukh
Engr. Usman Ali
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
The world of Telecommunication is evolving
so rapidly that the devices and techniques
that are new today will be tools you are
expected to understand and use by the time
you graduate. Because of the relentless drive
of the technological evolution, you need to
understand the fundamental principles
underlying the technologies, be skilled in their
application and be able to adapt rapidly to
technological changes throughout your career.
T h e d e p a r t m e nt c u r re nt l y o ffe rs B . S c .
Telecommunication Engineering programme
which is in conformance with the guidelines
of the Higher Education Commission of
Pakistan. The B.Sc. programme is a broadbased course which aims to produce wellro u n d e d e n g i n e e rs w i t h h i g h l e ve l o f
analytical and engineering design skills.
Graduates will develop a sound knowledge of
all aspects of Telecommunication Engineering
and related areas.
Research
The department provides a research friendly
environment. Our laboratories have state of
the art testing equipment and software
simulators.
Journals:
Conferences papers:
Ø
Book Chapters:
Ø
Research
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03
Research Projects
T h e d e p a r t m e nt o f Te l e co m m u n i cat i o n
Engineering is at the forefront of innovation
and excellence in Engineering through
consistent and expanding research. Our
faculty members have successfully
collaborated with the local and international
Industry to design Engineering solutions for
our local problems. The department recently
received a research grant of Rs. 25.5 million
from the ICT R&D Fund Islamabad, for
research and development under the project
called 'Crop Estimation and Geographic
Mapping System (CEGMaS)'.
Project CEGMaS will focus on identification
and classification of tobacco crop and its
seven species through the use of advance
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CEGMaS is a collaborative research project of
UET, Peshawar and the Pakistan Space &
Upper Atmosphere Research Commission
(SUPARCO) and would last for 3 years. Among
many other benefits of the project, the
project also provides funding for two Ph.D.
studentships. It is hoped that the project will
help in capacity building of UET in areas
including Remote Sensing and GIS.
Laboratories
Ø
Fibre
Optics
Systems
Ø
Basic Electronics
Ø
Applied Physics
Ø
Wireless Communication
Ø
Antenna design
Ø
Microwave Engineering
Ø
Communication Electronics
Ø
Radar and Digital Communication
Ø
Principles of Communication
Ø
Final Year Project Laboratory
Ø
Control
Research Output
Ø
Research
image processing techniques over
Hyperspectral satellite imagery providing
tobacco crop yield estimates to various
stakeholders of the Tobacco Industry and the
Government's regulatory bodies. CEGMaS will
include the pilot regions of Shergarh (District
Mardan) and Sawabi – both regions
contribute to over 75% of the total tobacco
grown in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. To enhance
the accuracy of the estimation, CEGMaS will
use GPS enabled smart phone applications
developed during the project to collect
'ground-truth data'. The geographically
mapped information will be available through
a GIS for analysis by various stakeholders.
Contact
hours
Semester 1
No.
BSI-122
BSI-142
BSI-181
BSI-181L
TE-101
TE-101L
BSI-101
TE-102L
Theory
Course
3
Calculus
English Composition and Comprehension 3
3
Applied Physics
0
Applied Physics Lab
2
0
Introduction to Computing Lab
2
Islamic Studies
0
Computer Aided Engineering Drawing
Total Contact Hours
13
Total Credit Hours
13
Course
Complex Variables & Fourier Series
OOP and Data Structures
OOP and Data Structures Lab
Circuit Analysis
Circuit Analysis Lab
Electronic Devices & Circuits Lab
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Course
Electromagnetic Fields
Electromagnetic Fields Lab
Communication Systems Lab
Digital Signal Processing Lab
Probability Methods in Engineering
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Total
0
0
0
3
0
3
0
3
9
3
3
3
3
1
2
1
2
1
No.
BSI-111
TE-103
TE-103L
TE-104
TE-104L
BSI-143
BSI-110
BSI-120
Theory Lab.
3
3
0
3
0
3
0
3
15
15
0
0
3
0
3
0
3
0
9
3
Theory Lab.
3
0
3
0
3
0
3
3
15
15
0
3
0
3
0
3
0
0
9
3
Contact
hours
Semester 7
No.
TE-401L
TE-402
TE-402L
TE-403
TE-403L
TE-404
TE-405
TE-405L
Lab.
Contact
hours
Semester 5
No.
TE-301
TE-301L
TE-302
TE-302L
TE-303
TE-303L
TE-304
TE-310
Semester 2
Contact
hours
Semester 3
No.
BSI-362
TE-201
TE-201L
TE-202
TE-202L
TE-203
TE-203L
TE-204
Credit
hours
Theory
Course
0
Final Year Project-I
3
Computer Communication & Networks
Computer Communication & Networks Lab 0
Control Systems
3
Control Systems Lab
0
MBC Depth Elective I
3
RF & Microwave Engineering
3
RF & Microwave Engineering Lab
0
Total Contact Hours
12
Total Credit Hours
12
Lab.
9
0
3
0
3
0
0
3
18
6
Credit
hours
Semester 4
Total
No.
BSI-231
TE-205
TE-206
TE-206L
TE-207
TE-207L
TE-208
TE-208L
18
Credit
hours
Semester 6
Total
No.
TE-305
TE-305L
TE-306
TE-307
TE-307L
TE-308
TE-308L
TE-309
3
1
3
1
3
1
3
3
18
Credit
hours
Semester 8
Total
No.
TE-401L
BSI-242
TE-406
TE-407
3
3
1
3
1
3
3
1
18
Course
Linear Algebra
Basic Electrical Engineering Lab
Pakistan Studies
Professional Ethics
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
16
3
3
1
3
1
3
1
3
Contact
hours
Theory Lab.
0
0
3
0
3
0
0
0
3
3
1
3
1
3
2
2
16
16
6
2
18
Theory Lab.
3
3
3
0
3
0
3
0
15
15
0
0
0
3
0
3
0
3
9
3
Contact
hours
Course
Digital Communication
Digital Communication Lab
Wireless & Mobile Communications
Antennas and wave Propagation
Antennas and wave Propagation Lab
Microprocessors and Interfacing Techniques
Microprocessors & Interfacing Techniques Lab
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Theory Lab.
3
0
3
3
0
3
0
3
15
15
0
3
0
0
3
0
3
0
9
3
Contact
hours
Course
Final Year Project-II
Numerical Analysis
MBC Depth Elective II
Social Science Elective I
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Total
3
3
0
3
0
3
2
2
Contact
hours
Course
Signals & Systems
Amplifiers & Oscillators
Amplifiers & Oscillators Lab
Digital Logic Design Lab
Measurements and Instrumentation
Measurements and Instrumentation Lab
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
Theory Lab.
Credit
hours
Total
3
3
3
1
3
1
3
1
18
Credit
hours
Total
3
1
3
3
1
3
1
3
18
Credit
hours
Total
0
3
3
3
9
0
0
0
3
3
3
3
9
9
9
3
12
Mardan Campus
28
Scheme of Studies
FACULTY
Coordinator
Dr. Imran Khan
Department of
Ph.D. (Thailand)
Chairman
Dr. Imran Khan
Ph.D. (Thailand)
Mardan Campus
Ph.D. (Thailand)
Dr. Imran Khan
Dr. Sadiq Ullah
Dr. Sadaqat Jan
Dr. Ibrar Ali Shah
Dr. Naveed Mufti
Engr. Shagufta Naz
Ph.D. (Thailand)
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (Thailand)
M.Sc (Pak)
Lecturers
Engr. Fahim Ullah Khan
Engr. Sajjad Ali
Mr. Mushtaq Ahmed
Mr. Murtaza Ali Bangash
Mrs. Shazia Habib
Mrs. Nazneen Hakim
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.A (Pak)
Lab Engineers
Engr. Usman Ali
Engr. Sadia Jabeen
29
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
Introduction
Laboratories
Owing to the overwhelming scope of
electrical engineering within Pakistan and
abroad, UET Peshawar decided to start this
major engineering discipline in its satellite
campuses. In light of the same, UET Mardan
Campus was deemed the most suitable venue
for the purpose due not only to the available
facilities in terms of space, infrastructure, and
faculty but to its location at the center of the
province. The Program was launched in Fall2012 semester. Department of Electrical
Engineering at Mardan currently offers
bachelor degree (B.Sc) in both Electrical
Power Engineering and Electrical
Communication Engineering disciplines with
50 seats in each. So far there two batches in
the department with a total strength of nearly
200 students which is expected to rise to 400
in the next two years. The department is
planning to launch postgraduate studies to
offer MS as well as PhD degrees in both the
disciplines.
Ø
Computer Laboratory
Ø
Ø
DSP Laboratory
Ø
Microwave & Antennas Laboratory
Ø
Digital Electronics/Microprocessor
Laboratory
Ø
Ø
Ø
Machine Laboratory
Ø
High Voltage Laboratory
Ø
Power Electronics Laboratory
Ø
Complete Power Electronics Laboratory
General Instructions
For scheme of studies, please see page 15 and 16.
FACULTY
Coordinator
Department of
Civil Engineering
Academic Programme
Ø
B.Sc.
Ph.D (UK)
Chairman
Dr. Fayaz Ahmad Khan
Bannu Campus
The courses of study leading to the Degree of B.sc
Civil Engineering have been planned to offer a
broad spectrum of civil engineering subjects. The
curriculum lays emphasis on subjects of structures,
irrigation, geotechnical, transportation
engineering, environmental engineering and
hydraulics. These courses include laboratory and
design work.
The prescribed syllabi and examination standards
compare favorably with the standard of undergraduate work developed in U.K, USA and Canada.
In addition to course work, the final year students
are required to work on project under the guidance
of senior faculty members. Study tours and
extension lectures are also arranged during the
session for the benefit of the students. Second year
or third year students during their summer break
and final year students after passing the final
examination in civil engineering may work with
some recognized organizations, registered with
PEC or government department or semi
government department to acquire practical
training of 800 hours for award of degree.
Ph.D (UK)
Survey Camp
civil engineering for a period of three weeks.
T h e co u rs e i n c l u d e s p ra c t i ca l wo r k i n
Contouring, Triangulation, Fly Leveling and
Plane Tabling.
Laboratories
Ø
Environmental Laboratory
Ø
Ø
Concrete Laboratory
Ø
Ø
Applied Mechanics Laboratory
Ø
Soil Mechanics
Ø
Transportation Laboratory
Ø
Survey Laboratory
Ø
Drawing Hall
Engr. Akhtar Gul
M.Sc (Pak)
Engr. Yasir Irfan Badrashi
Engr. Ateeq Ur Rauf
Engr. Abdul Hamid
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Phil (Pak)
M.Sc(Pak)
Lecturers
Engr. Wajid Khan
Engr. Sajjad Ali
Engr. Saeed Zaman
Engr. Abdus Salam
Engr. Akhtar Gul
Engr. Wahid-ur-Rahman
Engr. Saif-Ur- Rehman
Engr. Afeed Ullah
Engr. Zia-ur-Rahman
Engr. Mahmood Ahmad
Engr. Taimur Malik
Engr. Aizaz Ahmad
Engr. Asim Abbas
Engr. Farid Ullah Barki
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
For Scheme of Studies please see page 10.
Civil Engineering
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FACULTY
Coordinator
Ph.D (UK)
Department of
Ph.D (UK)
Chairman
Dr. Naeem Khan
Engr. Salman Atif
Dr. M. Irfan Khattak
Dr. Naeem Khan
Engr. M. Naeem Khan
Engr. Bilal Pirzada
Ph.D (UK)
Ph.D (UK)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
Lecturers
Engr. Shafaat Ullah
Engr. Fawad Ahmad
Engr. Aamir Rashid
Engr. Asad Riaz
Engr. Salman Atif
Engr. Atif Jan
Engr. Najvia
Engr. Abdul Basit
Engr. Latif Ullah Khan
Engr. M. Suleman Khan
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Bannu Campus
B.Sc (Pak)
Assistant Professor
M.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
The growing utilization of the Electrical
products is a decisive prerequisite for a rapid
development of industry. Keeping this in
view, Electrical Engineering department at
Bannu Campus focuses on establishing the
foundation needed to support the study and
practice of Electrical Engineering with
emphasis on the graduate level. Outcome
objectives from the undergraduate Electrical
Engineering include:
Formulae problem in Electrical Engineering
from real life situations
Conceptualize the output of Electrical
Engineering problems
Perform rudimentary analysis in Electrical
Engineering, etc.
Undergraduate studies at UET Bannu aim to
provide students with conceptual skill to
formulate, develop, solve, evaluate and
validate physical systems. Attempts have
been made through various research projects
to p rep are stu d ents fo r Bro ad castin g ,
television, other telecommunication like
telephonic industry, telegraph, Control of
plants, control and regulation of production
processes, Pocket computers, data processing
by providing Electrical communication
subjects like digital communication, data
communication, control systems and
electronic circuits.
Laboratories
Ø
Computer Laboratories with high speed
internet facility
Ø
Measurement Laboratory
Ø
Basic Electrical Engineering Laboratory
Ø
Ø
Ø
Electrical Machine Laboratory
Ø
Workshop
Ø
Digital Logic Design Laboratory
Ø
For Scheme of Studies, please see page 15.
FACULTY
Coordinator
Department of
Prof. Fazal Khaliq Jan
Jalozai Campus
Electrical Engineering programme at Jalozai
Campus is designed to prepare the students for
career in industry and business by providing them
with through foundation of the fundamental
concepts at undergraduate level while students
learn specialized tools about the contemporary
electrical engineering during their postgraduate
studies. The faculty is dedicated to continue
innovation through its programme of academic
interaction with the industry and research
activities.
Academic Programme
M.Sc (Pak)
Chairman
Dr. Mohsin Matloob Bukhari
Ph.D. (UK)
Asstt. Professors
Laboratories
Ø
Computer Laboratories
Ø
Instrumentation and Measurement
Laboratory
Ø
Basic Electrical Engineering Laboratory
Ø
Ø
Ø
Ø
Electrical Engineering Workshop
Ø
Digital Logic Design Laboratory
Ø
Dr. Talha Zahir
Engr. Ahmad Ali
Ph.D. (UK)
M.Sc (USA)
Visiting Faculty
Mr. Jamal Nasir
M.Sc (Pak)
Ø
(Communication)
Field Visits
Visits to various industries and research
organization are a part of education and
training of graduate engineers. These visits
are arranged for students to provide them
with a window of opportunity through which
they get a chance to see actual engineering
at work.
Academic Block, Jalozai Campus
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FACULTY
Coordinator
M.Sc (Pak)
Department of
Ph.D. (UK)
Civil Engineering
Chairman
Dr. Sajjad Wali Khan
Dr. Sajjad Wali Khan
Dr. Sagheer Aslam
Dr. Saeed Zaman
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (Canada)
Ph.D. (Thailand)
Lecturer
Engr. Najaf Ali
Engr. Zeeshan Khan
M.Sc. (USA)
M.Sc. (USA)
Jalozai Campus
The courses of study leading to the Degree of B.Sc.
Civil Engineering have been planned to offer a
broad spectrum of civil engineering subjects. The
curriculum lays emphasis on subjects of structures,
irrigation, geotechnical, transportation
engineering, environmental engineering and
hydraulics. These courses include laboratory and
design work.
The prescribed syllabi and examination standards
compare favorably with the standard of undergraduate work developed in U.K, USA and Canada.
In addition to course work, the final year students
are required to work on project under the guidance
of senior faculty members. Study tours and
extension lectures are also arranged during the
session for the benefit of the students. Second year
or third year students during their summer break
and final year students after passing the final
examination in civil engineering may work with
some recognized organizations, registered with
PEC or government department or semi
government department to acquire practical
training of 800 hours for award of degree.
Academic Programme
Ø
B.Sc.
Civil Engineering
Field Visits
Field visits to Civil Engineering projects of
n a t i o n a l i m p o r t a n c e a re a r ra n g e d fo r
students. Each year students and concerned
faculty members visit facilities and projects
with a high technical merit.
Academic Block, Jalozai Campus
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Survey Camp
civil engineering for a period of three weeks.
T h e co u rs e i n c l u d e s p ra c t i ca l wo r k i n
Contouring, Triangulation, Fly Leveling and
Plane Tabling.
Laboratories
Ø
Environmental Laboratory
Ø
Ø
Concrete Laboratory
Ø
Ø
Ø
Soil Mechanics Laboratory
Ø
Transportation Laboratory
Ø
Survey Laboratory
Ø
Drawing Hall
For Scheme of Studies please see page 10.
FACULTY
Coordinator
Department of
Jalozai Campus
The knowledge of mechanical engineering is used
to build useful products and devices for society.
This can range from a device as small as a catheter
injected into the human body, to a fax machine or
printer, to a modern jet engine, to as large as a
power plant for a major city.
Mechanical engineering encompasses the
generation, conversion, transmission, and
utilization of mechanical and thermal energy.
This includes design, construction, and
operation of all kinds of mechanical and
thermal devices and systems. Of all the
engineering disciplines, Mechanical
Engineering offers the greatest breadth,
f l e x i b i l i t y, a n d i n d i v i d u a l i t y. I n d e e d ,
Mechanical Engineering education is an ideal
preparation for working and living in a
technological world.
Academic Programme
Ø
B.Sc.
M.Sc (Pak)
Chairman
Dr. Ashfaq Khan
Ph.D. (UK)
Ø
Dynamics
Ø
Control
& Vibration laboratory
& instrumentation laboratory
Ø
Advanced
CAD/CAM laboratory
Dr. Abdul Shakoor
Dr. Kareem Akhtar
Dr. Qari M. Khalid Waheed
Dr. Usman Ghani
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (USA)
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D. (UK)
Industrial Visits
Industrial visits are regularly conducted every
year to broaden the horizon of students and
to appraise them with the industry of
Pakistan.
Research
Faculty is actively involved in research in the
areas of vibration, design, stress analysis,
materials engineering , impact analysis,
mechanisms and applications of artificial
Intelligence in mechanical engineering.
Laboratories
Ø
Thermodynamics
Ø
Power
Ø
Fluid
Mechanics laboratory
Ø
Refrigeration
Ø
Heat
& Fuels laboratory
Plants laboratory
laboratory
transfer laboratory
Ø
Metallurgy
Ø
Computer
Ø
Rapid
laboratory
laboratory
proto-typing laboratory
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FACULTY
Coordinator
Department of
M.Sc (Pak)
Dr. Shahid Maqsood
Ph.D. (UK)
Jalozai Campus
Lecturer
Dr. Rehman Akhtar
Ph.D. (USA)
Industrial engineering is concerned with the design,
improvement and installation of integrated systems of
people, materials, information, equipment and energy.
They find ways to eliminate waste in production processes,
improve quality, increase productivity, and manage all
functions within the business and beyond the boundaries.
They devise efficient ways to use workers, machines,
materials, information, and energy to make a product or
provide a service.
Industrial Engineering has evolved as a major engineering
and management discipline, the effective utilization of
which has contributed to the increased standard of living
of the society through increased productivity, quality of
work and quality of services, and improvements in the
working environment.
Although Industrial Engineers originally only dealt with
manufacturing, today they have a wider range of options.
Apart from production (both discrete and continuous), it
finds applications in food, banking, health care, and
commercial aviation to make them more effectively deliver
their wares. The skills of Industrial Engineers better
countless aspects of our society.
Academic Program:
Ø
B.Sc. Industrial Engineering
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Laboratories:
Ø
Automation and Robotics Laboratory
Ø
Computer Integrated Manufacturing Laboratory
Ø
Metrology Laboratory
Ø
Mechanics Laboratory
Ø
Materials and Surface Engineering Laboratory
Ø
Fabrication Laboratory
Ø
Computer Laboratory
Practical Training:
As a requirement for graduation, every student
must complete 800 hours of practical
work/apprenticeship in an industry. Students are
allowed to complete this requirement during
summer holidays but not before 4th semester.
Industrial Visits:
Industrial visits are regularly conducted to broaden
the breadth and depth of technical and practical
Industrial Engineering Knowledge.
FACULTY
Department of
Kohat Campus
The Department of Electrical Engineering at
Kohat Campus is aimed to prepare young
Engineers who are fluent with the state of
the art in the field of Electrical Engineering.
The academic program is designed to build
a strong foundation in the fundamentals of
Electrical Engineering alongwith specialized
courses to cover the breadth of the ever
expanding realm of Electrical Engineering.
The faculty of the Department is highly
qualified and is involved in active research,
both locally and in collaboration with
national and international research
o rga n i zat i o n s . We a re co m m i tte d to
transform our students into leaders in
innovation and technology who can manage
and shape the industry and businesses of
today and tomorrow.
Laboratories
The department has well-equipped laboratories in the following areas:
Ø
Ø
Ø
Communication Systems Laboratory
Ø
Computer Laboratory
Ø
Digital Systems Laboratory
Ø
DSP & FPGA Laboratory
Coordinator
Prof. Dr. Amjadullah Khattak Ph.D. (Pak)
Chairman
Prof. Dr. Amjadullah Khattak
Ph.D. (Pak)
Engr. Nadeem Ahmad
M.Sc (China)
Dr. Akhtar Nawaz Khan
D.Eng. (AIT, Thailand)
Engr. Iftikhar Ahmad Afridi M.Sc (UK)
Lecturers
Engr. Sahib Khan
Engr. Mujtaba Hassan
Engr. Alauddin
Engr. Ismail Afridi
Engr. Wasim Habib
Engr. Abeer Irfan
Engr. Fazal-e-Wahab
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
Ø
For Scheme of Studies, please see
page 15.
There is no hostel facility available at Kohat
Campus.
Academic Programme
¤
(Communication)
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FACULTY
Department of
Coordinator
Engr. Siddiqu Akbar
M.Sc (Pak)
Chairman
Dr. Syed Riaz-ul-Hassnain Ph.D. (Pak)
Engr. Muhammad Hanif
M.Sc (Pak)
Dr. Syed Riaz-ul-Hassnain
Engr. Wajid Mehmood
Dr. Syed Mohsin Matloob
Bukhari
Ph.D. (Pak)
M.Sc (Germany)
Ph.D (UK)
Lecturers
Engr. M. Fayyaz Khan
Engr. Sania Syed
Engr. Muhammad Hanif
Engr. Asma Israr
Engr. Yasir Malik
Engr. Munaza Razzaq
Engr. Haider Zaman
Engr. Mazhar Sher
Engr. Afshan Ishaq
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
Lab Engineer
Engr. Mehmoona Gul
Engr. Quratulain
B.Sc (Pak)
B.Sc (Pak)
Visiting Faculty
Col. Shah Jehan Khattak
Mr. Saeed Shah
Engr. Zunaib Ali
M.A, English
M.Phil,Pak Std
B.Sc (Pak)
On Study Leave
Engr. Ziaullah Khan
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Ph.D (Sweden)
Electronic Engineering
Abbottabad Campus
The Department of Electronic Engineering is
functioning in the main building of
Abbottabad Campus, which is located in the
heart of city surrounded by lush green lawns
and tall trees. At the back ground, there is
beautiful Mountainous view adding more
grandeur to the campus.
Electronic Engineering is one of the fast
growing disciplines having its applications in
almost every field which include high speed
data communication, automatic power system
control devices, aerospace technology,
computer hardware, industrial automation,
robotic etc. Today's fast growing cellular
technology depends on Electronic
Engineering.
Keeping in view the importance of the
subject, the University of Engineering &
Technology started the programme at its
Abbottabad campus from fall semester 2004,
treating it as specialized discipline not being
offered at other campuses of the University.
Uptill now six batches have graduated from
this campus duly accredited by the Pakistan
Engineering Council.
The board of studies of the department has
been constituted to revise and update the
courses in order to coupe with modern trends
in this important engineering discipline. While
designing the courses the main emphasis is
on concept building so that the graduate
engineers are able to co-relate the theoretical
knowledge in order to solve the practical
problems in the field of electronic
engineering. Besides academic activities the
d e p a r t m e nt e n co u ra ge s ex t ra c u r r i c u l a r
activities like sports competition, debates,
music concerts etc.
The department regularly organizes seminars
and extension lectures for the benefit of the
s t u d e n t s a n d f a c u l t y. I n v i e w o f t h e
importance of the subject, the department is
planning to establish links with the related
industry.
Academic Programme
Ø
B.Sc. Electronic Engineering
Research
The Department promotes research facilities
at Abbottabad Campus.
Laboratories
Ø
Electronic Laboratory
Ø
Ø
Digital Electronic Laboratory
Ø
Power Electronics Laboratory
Ø
Electrical Machines Laboratory
Ø
Applied Physics Laboratory
Ø
FPGA and DSP Laboratory
Ø
Computer Laboratory
Ø
Fiber Optic Communication Laboratory
Ø
Electronic Workshop
Ø
Control System
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Scheme of Studies
Credit
hours
Semester 2
Total
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
No.
Course
No.
Course
BSI-101
Islamic Studies
2
0
2
BSI-111
Linear Algebra
3
0
3
BSI-142
2
0
2
BSI-110
Pakistan Studies
2
0
2
BSI-181
Applied Physics
2
3
3
BSI-143
Communication Skills
2
0
2
BSI-122
Calculus
3
0
3
ELE-102
3
3
4
ELE-101
Introduction to Computers & Programming
2
3
3
BSI-231
3
0
3
ELE-100
3
3
4
ELE-123
Electronic Workshop
1
3
2
14
9
14
6
14
3
14
3
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Contact
hours
Semester 3
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
17
Credit
hours
Semester 4
Total
Contact
hours
Total
16
Credit
hours
No.
Course
No.
Course
ELE-203
Electronic Circuits-I
3
3
4
ELE-202
Probability and Random Variables
3
0
3
BSI-362
Complex variables
3
0
3
ELE-221
Circuit Analysis-II
3
3
4
ELE-210
3
3
4
ELE-187
2
0
2
ELE-220
Circuit Analysis-I
3
3
4
ELE-240
3
0
3
ELE-230
Electrical Machines
3
3
4
ELE-222
Computer Aided Engineering Design
0
3
1
ELE-311
Microprocessor Systems
3
3
4
14
9
14
3
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
15
12
15
4
Contact
hours
Semester 5
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
19
Credit
hours
Semester 6
Total
Contact
hours
Total
17
Credit
hours
No.
Course
No.
Course
BSI-242
Numerical Analysis
3
0
3
ELE-305
Microelectronics Technology
3
3
4
ELE-250
Instrumentation & Measurements
3
3
4
BSI-323
Technical Report Writing & Presentation Skills 2
0
2
ELE-304
Electronic Circuits-II
3
3
4
ELE-323
Analog & Digital Communications
3
3
4
ELE-331
Power Electronics
3
3
4
ELE-421
3
3
4
ELE-322
Signals and Systems
3
3
4
ELE-361
Control Systems
3
3
4
15
12
14
12
15
4
14
4
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Contact
hours
Semester 7
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
19
Credit
hours
Semester 8
Total
Contact
hours
Total
18
Credit
hours
Lecture Lab. Total
No.
Course
No.
Course
BSI-120
Professional Ethics
2
0
2
ELE-407
Industrial Electronics
3
3
4
ELE/CS-4xx
Elective-II
3
3
4
ELE-306
Optoelectronics
3
0
3
ELE-488
Principles of Management
3
0
3
ELE/CS-4XX
Elective-III
3
0
3
ELE/CS-4xx
Elective-I
3
0
3
ELE-499B
Electronic Engineering Project
0
9
3
ELE-499A
Electronic Engineering Project
0
9
3
11
12
9
12
11
4
9
4
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
15
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
13
Total Contact Hours = 190
Abbottabad Campus
38
Contact
hours
Semester 1
FACULTY
Chairperson
Dr. Wajeeha Khalil
Ph.D, Austria
Dr. Wajeeha Khalil
Dr. M. Kamran Ghani
Mr. Izhar Ullah
Mr. Syed Adeel Ali Shah
Mr. Laeeq Ahmed
Engr. Sadeeq Jan
Mr. Ismat Ullah Khan
Ph.D, Austria
Ph.D, UK
Department of
Computer Science & IT
(Ph.D. S/L)
Introduction
MS (CS), UK
MS (CS), UK
The Department of Computer Science &
Information Technology offers undergraduate
and graduate courses leading to the award of
Bachelor of Science and Master of Science in
Computer Science respectively. It owes its
emergence to the relentlessly growing
demand of professionals with expertise in
areas of computers, communications and
information processing technologies. The
Department of CS & IT enjoys full support of
the engineering departments. Students work
in laboratories equipped with state-of-art
computer systems running a wide range of
a p p l i c a t i o n s a n d s p e c i a l i ze d s o f t w a re
supporting the courses. The department
strongly supports the idea of using modern
audio visual aids to enhance the learning
capabilities of students and provides them a
stimulating and challenging environment
essential for high quality education. The
graduates of this department will be able to
meet the highest standards of training for
leadership in computer science and
information technology and to capitalize on
the huge IT market of the 21st century. The
Department of Computer Science &
Information Technology is concerned with the
theory, design, development and application
o f c o m p u t e r s c i e n c e a n d i n fo r m a t i o n
processing techniques.
(Ph.D. S/L)
M.Sc (CS), Pak
Lecturers
Dr. Suhail Yousaf
Ph.D., Netherlands
Ms. Zakira Inayat
(Ph.D. S/L)
Mr. Dilawar Khan
MS (CS), Pak
Mr. Imran Rasheed
MS (CS), Pak
Mr. Sadiq-ur-Rehman
MS (CS), Pak
Mr. Amir Taj
MS (CS), UK
Mr. M. Imran Khan Khalil MS (IT), Pak
Ms. Aisha Javed
MIT (Pak)
Mr. M. Inayatullah
MS (CS), Pak
Mr. Imran Ahmad
(Ph.D. S/L)
Mission
The mission of the CS & IT Department is:
Ø
To educate undergraduate and graduate
majors as well as the broader campus
community in the fundamental concepts
of the computing discipline, to create and
disseminate computing knowledge and
technology, and to use our expertise in
computing to help solve societal
problems.
Ø
Excellence in research - achieved by
tackling problems of real-world
complexity - with the potential for
significant long-term impact on the fields
of computer science and multidisciplinary
computing.
Ø
Excellence in education by providing the
nation with computer scientists having a
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core of knowledge allowing them to
adapt to a rapidly changing technology
and providing industry, universities and
government with the next generation of
leaders in the field.
Ø
Excellence in working with industry,
government, educators and the
community to advance computing and to
serve the needs of these organizations
and groups.
Computer Laboratories
The Department has well-equipped computer
laboratories with latest PCs & Sun Micro
Systems, equipped with the latest
development software and tools. These
laboratories have also been connected with
the Digital Resource Library of the HEC to
provide latest resources and information to
the students as well as to the faculty
members of the department.
Academic Programmes
Ø
BS (Computer Science)
Ø
MS (Computer Science)
Ø
PhD (Computer Science)
Industrial Visits
Industrial visits are arranged to Islamabad,
Lahore and Karachi on regular basis. The
major objective of these visits is to enable
the students gain first hand knowledge of the
application and developments in their fields
of specializations.
Study Tour
Study tours related to the courses offered are
arranged for students during the semester.
This helps them explore the practical aspects
of their subjects along side the theory taught.
Internships
Department arranges internship during the
s u m m e rs fo r p ra c t i ca l t ra i n i n g o f t h e
students. Internships are arranged both in
Government and Private sector organizations.
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Non-Engineering Programme
Scheme of Studies
No.
CS-101
BSI-131
BSI-101
BSI-122
BSI-110
Course
Introduction To Computing
Islamic Studies
Calculus
Pakistan Studies
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Course
Automata Theory
Data Structure & Algorithms
Numerical Analysis
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
No.
EE-405
CS-301
CS-302
CS-303
BSI-351
Course
Introduction to Signal Processing
Operating Systems
Database Systems-II
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
No.
CS-400
CS-401
CS-402
IT-403
CS-404
Course
Final Year Project
Computer Networks-II
Management Information System
Elective-III
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
No.
EE-103
CS-102
CS-103
BSI-111
BSI-143
4
3
2
3
2
13
13
3
1
14
Lecture Lab.
Semester 4
Total
No.
CS-205
CS-206
CS-207
CS-208
BSI-231
3
0
3
3
0
4
3
4
4
3
15
15
9
3
18
Lecture Lab.
Semester 6
Total
No.
CS-304
CS-305
CS-306
IT-303
CS-307
CS-308
3
3
3
0
0
4
4
4
3
3
15
15
9
3
18
Lecture Lab.
Semester 8
Total
No.
CS-400
CS-405
IT-406
BSI-450
CS-408
9
0
3
0
3
3
3
4
3
4
12
12
15
4
17
Lecture Lab.
Credit
hours
Total
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
0
0
0
4
4
3
3
3
15
15
6
2
17
Contact
hours
Credit
hours
LectureLab. Total
Course
3
0
3
Design & Analysis of Algorithms
3
3
4
Intro to Computer Graphics
3
3
4
Database Systems-I
3
4
Computer Architecture & Assembly Language 3
3
0
3
15
15
9
3
Contact
hours
Course
Compiler Construction
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
Computer Networks-I
Project Management
Elective-I
Elective-II
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
0
3
3
3
3
Course
Basic Electronics
Intro. To computer Programming
Discrete Structure
Linear Algebra
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
3
3
3
3
3
Contact
hours
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
3
3
3
3
3
Contact
hours
Semester 7
Total
3
0
0
0
0
Contact
hours
Semester 5
Semester 2
3
3
2
3
2
Contact
hours
Semester 3
No.
CS-201
CS-202
CS-203
CS-204
BSI-242
Lecture Lab.
Credit
hours
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
Total
3
3
3
3
3
3
0
0
3
0
0
0
3
3
4
3
3
3
18
18
3
1
19
Contact
hours
Course
Final Year Project
Introduction to Information Security
Ethical & Legal Issues in Computing
Introduction to a Foreign Language
Elective-IV
18
Lecture Lab.
Credit
hours
Total
0
3
3
3
3
9
0
0
0
0
3
3
3
3
3
12
12
9
3
15
Peshawar Campus
40
Computer Science
Contact
hours
Semester 1
Scheme of Studies
Contact
hours
Information Technology
Semester 1
No.
CS-101
CS-102
BSI-131
BSI-101
BSI-122
BSI-110
Course
Introduction To Computers
Introduction To Computer Programming
Islamic Studies
Calculus
Pakistan Studies
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Course
Object Oriented programming
Operating Systems Concepts
Database System I
Introduction to Management
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
No.
CS-301
CS-303
CS-304
IT-301
IT-302
Course
Computer Networks I
Introduction to Computer Graphics
Introduction to Computer Security
Introduction to Economics
Human Resource Management
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
No.
IT-401
IT-402
IT-403
IT-404
IT-405
Course
E-Commerce
Network Management
Total Quality Management
Entrepreneurship
Financial Management
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
No.
CS-103
CS-105
BSI-111
IT-101
EE-103
4
4
2
2
3
2
15
15
6
2
17
Lecture Lab.
Semester 4
Total
No.
CS-204
IT-202
CS-205
BSI-351
IT-203
3
0
3
0
0
4
4
4
2
3
15
15
6
2
17
Lecture Lab.
Semester 6
Total
No.
CS-307
IT-303
BSI-242
IT-304
CS-208
IT-305
3
3
3
0
0
4
4
4
3
3
15
15
9
3
18
Lecture Lab.
Semester 8
Total
No.
IT-406
3
3
0
0
0
4
4
3
3
3
15
15
6
2
17
IT-407
IT-400
Lecture Lab.
Course
Visual Programming & Application
Introduction to Computer Architecture
Introduction to Marketing
4
3
3
3
4
15
15
6
2
17
Lecture Lab.
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
Total
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
0
0
4
4
4
3
3
15
15
9
3
18
Lecture Lab.
Credit
hours
Total
3
3
3
3
2
0
3
0
0
0
0
9
4
3
3
3
2
3
14
14
12
4
18
Contact
hours
Course
Ethical & Legal Issues in Computing
Quantitative Business Analysis
Final Year Project
Total
3
0
0
0
3
Contact
hours
Course
Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
Project Management
Numerical Analysis
Organizational Behavior
Management Internship
Credit
hours
3
3
3
3
3
Contact
hours
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
3
3
3
3
3
Course
Data Structure & Algorithms-I
Software Paradigm
Linear Algebra
Financial Accounting
Basic Electronics
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
3
3
3
3
3
Contact
hours
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Credit
hours
3
4
3
2
3
Contact
hours
Semester 7
Total
3
3
0
0
0
0
Contact
hours
Semester 5
Semester 2
3
3
2
2
3
2
Contact
hours
Semester 3
No.
CS-201
CS-202
CS-203
BSI-141
IT-201
Lecture Lab.
Credit
hours
Lecture Lab.
Credit
hours
Total
3
3
0
0
0
9
3
3
3
6
6
9
3
9
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FACULTY
Department of
Chairman
Architecture
Ar. Shabbir-u-Qureshi
Abbottabad Campus
Introduction
Established in 2004, The Abbottabad Campus of
University of Engineering and Technology,
Peshawar offers a five years (ten semesters)
course to earn the Bachelor Degree in
Architecture; B.Arch.
The Campus is located in the picturesque valley
of Abbottabad surrounded by green hills ideal for
academics and creativity. The Department of
Architecture aims to prepare professionals who
uphold traditions of great civilizations, ready to
cope with contemporary needs, creating a
skyline based on historical lessons, addressing
the prevailing issues with a perception for the
future challenges.
Enjoying the position of being at the gateway to
Central Asia, the Department is determined to
develop linkages with the Central Asian countries
and to achieve an iconic position in the region
for its innovative approach to technology and its
collaborative vision.
The B.Arch. Degree course at the Department of
Architecture is set in such a manner that the
students: Take Inspiration from Heritage- the
region's extraordinary ancient civilizations and its
rich living folk traditions; Innovate
Technologically - correlating the wisdom of
traditional building technologies with the most
contemporary technology to create unique
inventions for their own social context; Connect
with Emerging Trends of Architecture globally
and in Pakistan; Become leaders in social
responsibility as development professionals building with human values and with respect for
the environment.
The Department has developed rapidly, and
continues to do so with a focus on bringing
these aspects to international standards:
Academics and Research, Infrastructure, and
Faculty Development.
Academics
Academics at the department focus on continuos
upgradation of the curriculum in accordance with
the developments at Pakistan level-Higher
Education Commission (HEC/PCATP) curriculumas well as the best models of contemporary
international education in architecture. The
Department offers students the opportunity to
explore themes in the electives that are close to
their cultural and regional value.
Since architecture is a multi disciplinary design
field , a combination of art and science, courses
have been tailored to inculcate creativity among
students from Foundation Year to the Final Year
Thesis Project. Each year course is attributed
with a competency level benchmark to ensure
students' performance throughout the
Architectural Program at Abbottabad Campus.
The Department also focuses on developing
interpersonal skills of the students and a broad
exposure to society, engaging them in various
extra - curricular activities. Students are also
taken to various nationwide field trips for an
exposure to different historical buildings,
architecturally significant structures and to
establish dialogues with other professionals
practicing in the country.
Research
One of the significant aspect of the Department
is the extensive involvement of faculty in
research and professional practice for
enhancement of academics and field experience.
This also provides students an opportunity to
learn in a motivated research and professional
environment.
Infrastructure
Keeping its pace with the advancement, the
Department has acquired latest technologies to
develop a conducive environment for studying
Architecture. State of the art Computer lab,
technically primed crafting workshop, well
equipped design studios, and a resourceful
library are available for effective learning
process.
Faculty
Besides having a well qualified faculty, the
Department also strives to bring in both
nationally and internationally renowned
professionals, eminent artists and intellectuals to
share their ideas, experience and work with the
students and faculty of the Architecture at
Abbottabad Campus. They are involved both in
teaching regular courses, and provide valuable
ideas and research through the Department's
Lecture - Workshop Series, which makes a great
contribution to the academic environment of the
Department. Continuous Professional
Development of the faculty is encouraged and
supported.
Awards
The Department of Architecture offers various
Awards and Prize Money to the students for
wining design competitions conducted by the
Department.
M. Arch (UET LHR)
B. Arch (Khi)
DAE Arch (Lhr)
M-PCATP, M-IAP
Ar. Habib Ullah
B. Arch (Atd)
M. Arch (in prog.)
Dr. Ghousia Saeed
Ph.D (UK)
Ar. Salman Jamil
M. Arch (USA)
Ar. Shahid Mansoor Khan
PGD (LHR)
PGD (Env. Design)
MS (URP) Pesh
Ph.D (in prog.)
Engr. Akhter Munir
M.Sc (CASE ISL)
M.Sc Structural
Engg. (In Prog.)
Ar. Waqar Khattak
B. Arch (Lhr)
Ar. Muhammad Iqbal
B. Arch (Khi)
M.Sc ED (in prog.)
Lecturers
Engr. Irum Nasim
M.Sc (UK)
B.Sc (Pesh)
Ar. Ubaid Ullah
B. Arch (Atd)
(Gold Medalist)
(on study leave)
Ar. Azmat Ali Khan
B. Arch (Atd)
M. Arch (in prog.)
Ar. Faisal Rehman
B. Arch (Atd)
M.Sc UIPM (in prog.)
Ar. Tahir Saeed Khattak
B. Arch (Atd)
M. Arch (in prog.)
Visiting Faculty:
Ar. Ghazala Naeem
Assistant Professor
Mr. Saeed Shah
Assistant Professor
Mr. Babar Ayaz
Assistant Professor
Ar. Iftikhar Ali
Lecturer
Ar. Humaira Mahmood
Lecturer
Ar. Mazhar Ali
Lecturer
Ar. Surriya Imran
Lecturer
Art. Muneeb Aqib
Lecturer
Ar. S. Haris Iftikhar
Lecturer
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Scheme of Studies
Contact
hours
Architecture
Semester 1
No.
Arch-101
Arch-105
Arch-106
BSI-101
BSI-142
BSI-110
Course
Basic Design-I
Visual Communication-I
Heritage & Culture
Islamic Studies
Pakistan Studies
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
No.
Arch-201
Arch-204
Arch-206
Arch-207
Arch-209
Course
Architectural Design-I
Visual Communication-III
Surveying & Leveling
History, Theory & Criticism-II
Building Construction-I
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Course
Digital Application in Architecture-II
Structures for Architects-II
Architectural Design-III
Engineering Systems-I
History, Theory & Criticism-IV
Building Construction-III
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Course
Architectural Design-V
Urban Design-I
Interior Spaces and Design
Elective Course
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Course
Thesis Design-I
Professional Practice-I
Elective Course
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
8
3
2
2
2
2
Credit
hours
0
0
1
2
0
16
6
4
0
4
8
3
3
2
2
3
3
30
15
18
Credit
hours
Lecture Studio Total
0
2
0
2
2
0
6
6
4
0
16
0
0
4
24
12
2
2
8
2
2
2
No.
Arch-111
Arch-112
Arch-116
Arch-117
Arch-118
BSI-143
0
2
0
3
2
16
0
4
0
0
8
2
2
3
2
7
7
20
10
17
Credit
hours
0
3
0
20
0
6
10
3
3
3
3
26
13
16
Course
Basic Design-II
Visual Communication-II
History, Theory & Criticism-I
Environmental Studies
Building Materials
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
No.
Arch-200
Arch-210
Arch-211
Arch-218
Arch-306
Course
Structures for Architects-I
Digital Application in Architecture-I
Architectural Design-II
History, Theory & Criticism-III
Building Construction-II
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
No.
Arch-300
Arch-307
Arch-311
Arch-312
Arch-316
Arch-318
Course
Structure for Architects-III
Digital Applications in Architecture-III
Architectural Design-IV
Engineering Systems-II
History, Theory & Criticism-V
Architectural Psychology
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Course
Architectural Design-VI
Landscape & Environment
Urban Design-II
Research work & Methodology
Elective Course
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
Course
Thesis Design-II
Professional Practice-II
Elective Course
8
3
2
2
2
2
19
Credit
hours
3
0
0
2
0
0
4
16
0
6
3
2
8
2
3
5
5
26
13
18
Credit
hours
2
0
0
2
2
2
8
8
0
4
16
2
0
0
22
11
2
2
8
3
2
2
19
Credit
hours
0
1
0
1
2
16
2
4
2
0
8
2
2
2
2
4
4
24
12
16
Contact
hours
Semester 10
No.
Arch-517
Arch-518
Arch-519
16
6
0
2
2
2
28
14
Contact
hours
Semester 8
No.
Arch-411
Arch-413
Arch-417
Arch-419
Arch-424
0
0
2
1
1
1
5
5
Contact
hours
Semester 6
Credit
hours
Contact
hours
Semester 4
18
Credit
hours
Contact
hours
Semester 2
19
Contact
hours
Semester 9
No.
Arch-506
Arch-507
Arch-508
16
6
0
0
0
0
22
11
Contact
hours
Semester 7
No.
Arch-401
Arch-407
Arch-409
Arch-422
Arch-423
0
0
2
2
2
2
8
8
Contact
hours
Semester 5
No.
Arch-220
Arch-217
Arch-301
Arch-305
Arch-309
Arch-314
Contact
hours
Semester 3
Credit
hours
Credit
hours
Total Contact Hours
Total Credit Hours
0
2
0
20
0
6
10
2
3
2
2
26
13
15
Note: Two contact hours of studio = 01 credit hours
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Abbottabad Campus
FACULTY
Department of
Chairman
Basic Sciences & Islamiat
Professors
Prof. Dr. Amjad Ali
Prof. Dr. Siraj-ul-Islam
Prof. Dr. Ali Muhammad
Ph.D. (Pak)
Ph.D. (Pak)
Ph.D. (Pak)
Introduction
The Department of Basic Sciences and
Islamiat is one of the important department
of the University. It provides support to all
technologies and disciplines of the
University and meets requirements of
engineering disciplines in imparting basic
sciences education.
The department offers courses in
Mathematics, Physics, Applied Mechanics,
C o m p u t e r p r o g r a m m i n g , C h e m i s t r y,
Engineering Geology, Economics, Islamiat,
Pakistan Study, English and Professional
Ethics, arts and culture which are taught in
1st, 2nd, 3rd 4th, 5th and 6th semesters.
Mr. Shah Jehan
Laboratories
The Department has well-equipped
laboratories in the following areas:
Ø
Applied Physics Laboratory
Ø
M.Phil (Pak)
Mr. Mustafa Kamal
Mr. Kifayat Ullah
Mr. Javed Iqbal
Dr. Marjan-ud-Din
Dr. Noor Badshah
Dr. Muhammad Humayun
Dr. Iltaf Hussain
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Phil (Pak)
Ph.D (Pak)
Ph.D. (UK)
Ph.D (Pak)
Ph.D (Pak)
Lecturers
Dr. Rehan Ali Shah
Mr. Gul Shed
Mr. Said Anwar Shah
Mr. Atta-ur-Rehman
Mr. Qayyum Shah
Dr. Najeeb Ullah
Ph.D (Pak)
M.Phil (Pak)
M.Phil (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
Ph.D (UK)
Mr. Iqbal-ud-Din Arif Utman M.A (Pak)
Mr. Jamal Nasir
M.Sc (Pak)
Miss. Gulandam Farhat
M.A (Pak)
BANNU CAMPUS
Mr. Tufail Ahmed
Mr. Taufiq Ahmed
Mr. Sakhi Zaman
M.Phil (Pak)
M.Phil (Pak)
M.Phil (Pak)
Mr. Sahibzada Rooh-ul-Amin M.Sc (Pak)
Mr. Mir Qad Ayaz
M.Sc (Pak)
MARDAN CAMPUS
Mushtaq Ahmad Khan
Miss Nazanina Hakeem
Miss Shazia Habib
M.Phil (Pak)
M.A (Pak)
M.Sc (Pak)
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UET, Peshawar is zero-tolerant for student politics at all levels
inside and outside Campus, misconduct and indiscipline
ADMISSION RULES (Engineering Programme)
1.
GENERAL
Admission to B.Sc. Engineering shall be on the basis of merit.
The allocation of seats in each discipline of engineering in
Peshawar, Mardan, Bannu, Abbottabad and Kohat Campuses
is shown on Pages 56-57. Candidates admitted against any
reserved quota in the Department of Electrical, Mechanical
& Civil Engineering (Peshawar Campus) shall be adjusted as
under:(a)
Communication:
T hree Sections
Power:
One Section
(b)
Three Sections
(c)
Three Sections
1
.1.
2.
Candidates are advised to carefully read the
admission rules before filling the admission forms.
Further Information regarding admission may be
obtained during working hours by calling 0919216784 or 091-9216796-98 extension-3166.The
staff of the Directorate of Admissions will be
available for consultation during office hours.
ELIGIBILITY FOR ADMISSION
Admission to B.Sc. Engineering shall be open to the
following categories of candidates:
2.1
(a)
(b)
(c)
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Open Merit Seats
Candidates applying for admission on open merit
seats must meet the following conditions:
They must have Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (Settled
areas) domicile.
They must have appeared in the Entrance Test
c o n d u c t e d b y t h e G o v e r n m e n t o f K hy b e r
Pakhtunkhwa, Educational Testing and Evaluation
Agency (ETEA) Peshawar for the Academic Session
2015-16. The Entrance test is valid for one
academic year only.
They must possess any one of the following
qualifications:
(i)
Intermediate (Pre-Engineering) certificate
with the subjects of Mathematics, Physics
and Chemistry from a recognized Board of
Intermediate and Secondary Education in
Pakistan with atleast 60% unadjusted marks.
(ii)
Intermediate (Pre-Engineering) certificate
with the subjects of Mathematics, Physics
and Computer Science from a recognized
Board of Intermediate and Secondary
Education in Pakistan with atleast 60%
unadjusted marks. Such candidates are
eligible for admission to Computer Systems
Engineering and Computer Software
Engineering only.
(iii) A certificate equivalent to the Intermediate
(Pre-Engineering) examination with atleast
60% unadjusted marks. Such candidates shall
have to produce “Equivalence and
Conversion of Marks Certificate” issued by
(iv)
2.2
the Inter Board Committee of Chairmen,
G ove r n m e nt o f Pa k i sta n , M i n i st r y o f
Ed u c at i o n , I s l a m a b a d , a l o n g w i t h t h e
application form. Pakistani Nationals are
further required to have qualified the
subjects of Islamiat, Pakistan Studies and
Urdu at either SSC or Intermediate levels.
The candidates other than Afghan nationals
who have passed Baccalaureate Grade- 12
Examination Certificate from Afghanistan are
ineligible to apply for admission on OPEN
MERIT or any other RESERVED QUOTAS.
Quota Seats
Candidates applying against reserved quotas must
fulfill the requirement of qualification mentioned in
2.1 (c) above and also meet the following conditions:
(a)
They must have domicile of the relevant
area and meet the additional conditions of
the relevant quotas, stated in section 4,
below.
(b)
B-Tech degree or 3 years Post-Matric
Diploma of Associate Engineer, with atleast
60% unadjusted marks. Such candidates are
eligible for admission against the reserved
seats of Diploma Holders in their specific
field only.
(c)
C a n d i d a t e s w i t h d o m i c i l e o f K hy b e r
Pakhtunkhwa/FATA must have appeared in
t h e E nt ra n c e Te st co n d u c te d b y t h e
G ove r n m e nt o f K hy b e r Pa k ht u n k hwa ,
Educational Testing & Evaluation Agency
(ETEA) Peshawar for the Academic Session
2015-16. The Entrance Test is valid for one
academic year only.
(d)
Candidates studying abroad and candidates
with domicile of other provinces, seeking
a d m i s s i o n o n re s e r ve d s e at s i n t h i s
University must have passed Scholastic
Aptitude Test (SAT-II) (Physics, Chemistry,
Mathematics) with a minimum score of 800
or appeared in the entrance test from any
other Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC)
a c c re d i te d p u b l i c s e c to r e n g i n e e r i n g
university of the respective province. The
test shall be valid for two academic years.
(e)
Candidates belonging to AJK & Northern
Areas and seeking admission against the
reserved seats in this University may appear
in the entrance test conducted by ETEA or
any other public sector, PEC accredited
engineering university in Pakistan.
(f)
Applications of candidates whose results are
not declared till the last date of submission
of application form for admission shall not
be considered.
Note:
Applications for entrance test and admission
complete in all respect must reach to the Directorate of
Admissions on or before the closing dates announced.
ADMISSION RULES
3.
APPLICATION PROCEDURE
3.1
Candidates belonging to categories 1, 2, 3, 11, 13,
14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22 & 23 mentioned on
page 56 are directed to submit their application
forms for entrance test and admissions to the
Directorate of Admissions, UET, Main Campus,
Peshawar on or before the last date advertised for
the purpose. Applications received after the
closing date shall not be entertained. Incomplete
applications shall stand rejected.
Candidates applying under categories 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
9, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16, 20 and 24 mentioned on
page 56 shall submit their applications through
their nominating agencies. Disciplines for these
categories shall be allotted by the nominating
agencies. The University shall communicate the
last date for the receipt of nominations to the
concerned nominating agencies.
Candidates applying under categories 3, 9, 10, 13,
14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 21, 22 & 23 on page 56
having Khyber Pakhtunkhwa domiciles are also
eligible to compete on open merit. Separate
application forms for each category will have to be
submitted to the Directorate of Admissions, UET,
Main Campus, Peshawar on or before the last date
advertised for the purpose. The candidates will
have to appear in the entrance test to be
conducted by ETEA.
Candidates applying under categories 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
11, 12, 20 & 24 mentioned on page 56 are ineligible
to compete on open merit basis.
Candidates applying for more than one category will
submit separate applications on prescribed forms of
reserved quotas for each additional category.
Candidates selected for admission shall submit
original documents at the time of admission/
interview. Original documents of candidates shall be
retained by the department concerned and shall be
returned at the time of leaving the University.
Documents once submitted with application form
cannot be changed and shall be considered as final.
The University will get all documents of admitted
students of university verified from concerned
Boards/Institutions. The affiliated Engineering
Colleges shall be responsible for verification of
documents of their admitted students.
List of documents (Attested Photocopies) to be
submitted with Application Forms.
(i)
DMCs of SSC and Intermediate (Pre-Engg/PreMedical) Part-I & Part-II (Separate).
(ii)
DMC of Additional Mathematics, (if
applicable).
(iii)
DMCs of B-Tech/Diploma of Associate
Engineer (DAE), if applicable (All
examinations).
(iv)
Original/Provisional Certificate of SSC.
(v)
Hafiz-e-Quran Certificate from a recognized
institution (if applicable).
(vi)
Domicile Certificate of the Candidate.
(vii) Father's/Mother's/Guardian's Computerized
National Identity Card.
3.2
3.3
3.4
3.5
3.6
3.7
(viii)
Computerized National Identity Card or
Children Registration Certificate (CRC) of the
applicant.
(ix)
Good Character Certificate from the institute
last attended.
In addition to the above documents, five recent passport size
(passport style) coloured photographs of the candidate must
be submitted.
3.8
List of original documents to be submitted
at the time of admission.
(i)
Detailed Marks Certificate of Intermediate
(Pre-Engineering) or equivalent examination
on the basis of which admission is sought. In
case the examination consists of Part-I and
Part-II, detailed marks certificates of each
part shall be submitted.
(ii)
An equivalence/marks conversion certificate,
issued by the Inter-Board Committee of
Chairmen, Government of Pakistan, Ministry
of Education, Islamabad in case of candidates
having passed equivalent examination from
an institute outside Pakistan.
(iii) Original/Provisional certificate of Secondary
School Certificate examination.
(iv)
Detailed Marks Certificates of Secondary
School or equivalent examination.
(v)
Domicile Certificate of the candidate.
(vi)
Hafiz-e-Quran Certificate (if applicable) from
a recognized institution.
(vii) Good Character Certificate from the Head of
institution most recently attended by the
candidate.
(viii) Computerized National Identity Card or
Children Registration Certificate (CRC) of the
candidate (Attested Photocopy).
(ix)
Computerized National Identity Card of the
applicant's father/mother/guardian
(Attested Photocopy).
(x)
Migration Certificate from the concerned
Board.
(xi)
Medical Fitness Certificate on prescribed
p ro fo r m a f ro m a re g i s t e re d m e d i c a l
practitioner, at least MBBS.
(xii) Income certificate of parents/guardian on
prescribed proforma from a competent
authority.
(xiii) Undertaking on a Non-judicial stamp paper
worth Rs.50/- according to the prescribed
p ro fo r m a d u l y atte ste d b y t h e O at h
Commissioner for non-indulgence in politics
on campuses.
(xiv) A declaration signed by the candidate and
countersigned by his/her father or guardian
(as the case may be) to the effect that
he/she would abide by the rules and
regulations of the University and obey
instructions issued to him/her from time to
time by the University Authorities.
(xv) For in-service candidates, permission letter
and evidence of leave for the study period
from their employer.
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4.
RESERVED SEATS
4.7
Note: Diploma Holders / B.Tech Graduates are also eligible
for admission against reserved quotas.
4.1
Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA)
Ministry of States and Frontier Regions
Government of Pakistan, Islamabad, shall make
nominations of candidates. Candidates who fulfill
eligibility conditions may apply to the Directorate
of Admissions, UET, Main Campus, Peshawar for
Entrance Test as well as admissions on the
prescribed forms, on or before the closing dates.
10% seats in this category are reserved for
candidates who have passed their SSC and
Intermediate examination from educational
Institutions located within FATA, while 90% seats
will go to candidates having FATA domicile
certificates. As per new admission policy 2012-13,
all the FATA candidates admitted in this University
shall be required to furnish an undertaking on
stamp-paper worth Rs.100/- as per proforma
available in the application form.
4.2
4.3
4.8
4.9
4.10
4.11
4.6
Gilgit Baltistan
Balochistan Province
Punjab Province
Nomination of candidates who fulfill the eligibility
criteria shall be made by the Secretary to
Government of Punjab, Higher Education
Department, Lahore. The candidates may contact
Deputy Registrar, UET, Lahore.
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Foreign Applicants
(a) Nomination shall be received through the
Government of Pakistan, Ministry of Finance
& Eco n o m i c s A ffa i rs ( Eco n o m i c s A ffa i rs
Division), Islamabad. Application forms should
be accompanied by a certificate from an
appropriate authority of the applicant's
country that the applicant is a bonafide
citizen and is financially sound to meet the
expenditure on his/her studies.
(b) Afghan Refugees, registered with NADRA in
Pakistan, seeking admission against their
reserved quota on Technical Assistance
Program must fulfill the eligibility requirement
as per page 47. The Diploma holders with at
least 60% un-adjusted marks are also eligible
to apply for admission. The disciplines shall
be allotted according to their technologies.
Azad Jammu & Kashmir
Nominations against the six (6) seats of candidates
who fulfill the eligibility criteria shall be made by
the Director of Colleges, Higher & Technical
Education, Govt. of Balochistan, Quetta. The
nominations against the five (5) seats in selfsustained Departments shall be made by the
Higher Education Commission, Islamabad.
Diploma Holder Seats
Candidates must have domicile certificate of
settled Areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and possess
B.Tech Degree or 3 years Post Matric Diploma of
Associate Engineer (DAE) in the same technology,
and obtained atleast 60% unadjusted marks. They
are ineligible to apply against the seats reserved
for open merit. However, they will apply to
Directorate of Admissions, UET, Peshawar for
entrance test and admission against their reserved
seats on separate prescribed form on or before
the closing dates.
criteria shall be made by the Director of
Education, Gilgit Baltistan.
4.5.
Air Force Seat
criteria shall be made by the Rear Air
Headquarters, Peshawar.
Nomination of candidates fulfilling eligibility
criteria shall be made by the Nomination Board,
G o v e r n m e n t o f A z a d J a m m u & K a s h m i r,
Muzaffarabad.
4.4
Army Seats
criteria shall be made by the GHQ, Rawalpindi.
Merged Areas of Hazara Division
Candidates who fulfill eligibility conditions may
apply to the Directorate of Admissions, UET, Main
Campus, Peshawar for Entrance Test and admission
on separate prescribed forms on or before the
closing dates. Candidates applying against seats
under this category must have passed their SSC
and Intermediate examination from educational
institutions located within the concerned areas.
Candidates having domicile certificate from Kala
Dhaka are also eligible to apply against these
seats.
Sindh Province
Candidates who fulfill the eligibility criteria shall
apply for admission to their concerned engineering
universities. The nominations shall be made by the
Section Officer (C&PS& Literacy), Government of
Sindh, Education Department, Karachi.
4.12
Sons/Daughters of Employees of UET
The admission of sons/daughters of employees of
UET who fulfill eligibility criteria shall be made
strictly on merit interse.
(a)
Sons/daughters of the following categories
of employees are eligible to apply:
(i)
Permanent employees of UET who are
confirmed in their service, and have
atleast 3 years continuous service to
their credit on the last date of
submission of application forms.
Adopted children/ dependents are
ineligible for admission against these
seats.
ADMISSION RULES
(ii)
(b)
(c)
4.13
Retired employees who have served
the University for atleast 10 years.
(iii) Deceased employees who died while
in service of the University, provided
they were confirmed in their
appointment at the time of death.
(iv) Employees serving on contract basis
with at least five years cumulative
service in this University.
The Sons/Daughters of following employees
are ineligible.
(i)
Those who have been dismissed,
removed or terminated from service.
(ii) Serving on deputation basis at UET.
T h e wa rd s o f U E T, Pes h awa r reg u la r
employees are exempted from Registration
fee for Summer Semester/Winter Semester
in the deficient Course(s).
Sons/Daughters of Employees of KP
Agricultural University, Peshawar, Islamia
College University Peshawar and Gomal
University, D.I.Khan.
c r i t e r i a s h a l l b e m a d e b y t h e re s p e c t i v e
nominating authorities of the KPK Agricultural
University, Islamia College University and Gomal
University on or before the last date fixed for the
purpose.
4.14
District Kohistan
Candidates who fulfill the eligibility criteria may
Campus, Peshawar for entrance test and admission
and Intermediate examinations from educational
institutions located within District Kohistan.
4.15
District Chitral
on separate forms on or before the closing dates.
Candidates applying against seats under this
categor y must have passed their SSC and
Intermediate examinations from educational
institutions located within District Chitral.
4.16
Gadoon Amazai Area
institutions located within Gadoon Amazai Area.
4.17
Federal Capital Area
criteria shall be made by the Government of
Pakistan, Ministry of Education, Islamabad.
4.18
District Shangla
institutions located within District Shangla.
4.19
Sports Seats
Two seats have been reserved against this
category on gender equity basis (i.e. one for male
and one for female candidates). Candidates who
fulfill the eligibility conditions may apply to the
Directorate of Admissions, UET, Main Campus
Peshawar for entrance test and admission on
separate prescribed forms on or before the closing
dates. Candidates applying against seats under this
category must be domiciled in Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa / FATA.
(a)
The candidates who have remained as
members of following teams shall be eligible
to apply under this category. The order of
preference shall be as follows.
(i)
Pakistan Color Holder.
(ii) Pakistan Combined Boards Team.
(iii) All Pakistan Inter Boards Championship
(iv) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Senior Championship (under the auspices of PSB).
(v) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Junior Championship (under theauspices of PSB).
(vi) Inter-Colleges Board Tournament.
(vii) Supporting sports certificates
Inter Colleges University Tournament.
Any player who represented HEC
Team.
Any player who represented University
Team. Inter-Schools (All Pakistan,
Regional, Divisional, District T o u r n a ments)
(viii) Field performance test is compulsory
fo r t h o s e c a n d i d a t e s w h o h a v e
selected by the Sports Selection Committee.
(ix) Selection on “Sports seat” will be
p u re l y p ro v i s i o n a l a n d s h a l l b e
regularized on the production of the
original certificates.
(x) Based on the order of achievements if
there is a tie between two or more
candidates, their supporting certificates will be considered. In case of
further tie a candidate with achievement in individual event will get
preference over a candidate with
achievement in team event.
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(xi)
(b)
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The membership certificate of each
sport team should contain the name
of player, sport, team represented and
the year of representation.
(xii) The Championship certificate of one
sports team should contain the name
of the player, sport, team represented,
name of event/category/class in which
player secured championship, year of
championship and position.
(xiii) C a n d i d a te s a d m i tte d u n d e r t h i s
category will be required to produce
an affidavit to the effect that they will
represent the University in their
respective games/sports whenever
called upon to do so and that they
would not play as professional or
represent any other public/private
institute on part time/full time basis.
The required affidavit will be produced
on judicial stamp paper of Rs. 30/duly signed by the Notary Public.
(xiv) If a player posses higher sports
certificates in addition to the priority
list from 1 to 6, the Sports Selection
Committee and the Sports experts of
the Committee will determine the
merit of that certificate and the
decision of the Committee will be
considered as final. Special trails and
interview will be conducted for this
cate go r y o f p l aye rs i n o rd e r to
determine whether the certificate and
the game level of the player
(candidate) could prove the standard
or not. The Committee shall have the
powers to accept or reject such
c e r t i f i c a t e a f t e r t h e p ro c e s s o f
checking and verifications as above.
(xv) Those students who have participated
and achieved sports certificates in the
games mentioned below will be
eligible for admission against the
s p o r t s s e at s / q u o ta re s e r ve d fo r
sportsmen/sportswomen:
Cricket, Football, Hockey, Basketball,
Volleyball, Athletics, Badminton, Table
Tennis, Tennis, Squash
In addition to the above games,
preference will also be given to those
individual events and team events,
which are not mentioned in the games
list, but played in the All Pakistan
I nte r - U n i ve rs i t i e s C h a m p i o n s h i p /
tournaments.
T h e fo l l ow i n g C o m m i tte e s h a l l m a ke
selection of students for admission against
sports seats.
(i)
Director/Assistant Director Sports,
UET, Peshawar.
(ii) Provost, UET, Peshawar.
(iii)
Director, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Sports
Boards.
Note: If none of the candidates fulfills the above-mentioned
criteria, the seats shall remain vacant.
4.20
Disabled Persons
Candidates may apply to the Directorate of
Admissions, UET, Main Campus, Peshawar for
E n t ra n c e Te st a n d a d m i s s i o n o n s e p a ra te
prescribed forms on or before the closing dates.
Candidates must have Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
domicile. The candidate will provide disability
certificate issued by District Assessing Board,
Health Department, Government of Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa, Peshawar. Selection will be made by
Admission Committee strictly on the basis of
academic merit of the candidate declared disabled
by the Medical Board.
4.21
Reservation of 23 (Twenty three) additional
seats under scheme Govt. of Pakistan
"Award of 2000 Scholarships for Afghan
Nationals" for the Academic
Session 2015-16.
23 (Twenty three) additional seats in the following
disciplines have been reserved for Afghan Nationals for
admission to B.Sc Engineering for the Academic Session
2015-16 under the Federal Govt. programme, "Award of
2000 Scholarships for Afghan Refugees":
1. Department of Agricultural Engg: ........... 10 seats
2. Department of Mining Engg: .................. 10 seats
3. Department of Architecture ................... 03 seats
Total
23 seats
Nominations against these seats shall be made by the
Director (Academics), Govt. of Pakistan, HEC, Islamabad.
Afghan Nationals seeking admission against the above
reserved quota must fulfill the eligibility requirements
of atleast 60% unadjusted marks in intermediate (PreEngineering or equivalent examination). Diploma
Holders, in the same technologies, are also eligible to
apply for admission with atleast 60% unadjusted marks.
The Disciplines shall be allotted according to their
technologies. Candidates are exempted from the
requirement of Entrance Test.
5.
ENTRANCE TEST
5.1
The Entrance Test will be conducted by the
Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Educational
Testing & Evaluation Agency (ETEA), Peshawar.
(a)
Only candidates belonging to Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa/ FATA/AJK/Northern Areas are
eligible to appear in the Entrance Test who
fulfill either of the following conditions.
(b)
Candidates who have passed Intermediate
(Pre-Engg) examination from a recognized
Board of Intermediate and Secondary
Education (B.I.S.E.) in Pakistan or any other
equivalent examination and have obtained
atleast 60% unadjusted marks.
5.2
ADMISSION RULES
(c)
5.3
5.4
5.5
5.6
5.7
Candidates, who have passed three years
Post-Maric Diploma of Associate Engineer
(DAE) or B-Tech Examination and have
obtained atleast 60% un-adjusted marks.
(d)
Candidates who have appeared in Part-II of
Intermediate (Pre-Engineering) examination
or 3 years Diploma in Associate Engineer
(DAE) or B-Tech examination and are
awaiting their results, are also eligible to
appear for entrance test. However all other
admission conditions will be applicable.
The Entrance Test paper shall consist of 200 MCQs
as per following detail:
(a)
Mathematics ........................... 60 MCQs
(b)
Chemistry or
Computer Science .................. 60 MCQs
(c)
Physics .................................... 60 MCQs
(d)
English ................................... 20 MCQs
Each correct answer will carry 4 marks and for
each wrong answer one mark will be deducted.
The Entrance Test Admit Card will be issued to
each eligible candidate at the cost of Rs. 1500/(Rupees Fifteen Hundred only). This money is nonrefundable.
Candidates who have passed Intermediate
examination with the subject of Computer Science
and intend to apply for admission in Computer
Systems Engineering and Computer Software
Engineering, may take entrance test in Computer
Science as a subject instead of Chemistry.
The result of the Entrance Test will be displayed
on the Main Notice Board of the UET, Main
C a m p u s , Pe s h awa r a n d U n i ve rs i t y we bs i te
http://www.uetpeshawar.edu.pk.
(a) All candidates seeking admission to Engineering
Institutions in private sector within the
geographical territory of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
will have to appear in the Centralized
Entrance Test to be conducted by ETEA.
(b) Candidates hailing from other Provinces will
be considered for admission if they appear in
the Centralized Entrance Test of their
Province.
6.
DETERMINATION OF MERIT
6.1
Merit of candidates will be determined according
to the following criteria:
(a)
10% weightage to
Percent marks
SSC Examination
in SSC x 1
(b)
40% weightage to
Percent marks in
Intermediate or
Intermediate x 4
equivalent examination
(adjusted marks)
(c)
50% weightage to
Percent marks in
entrance test
Entrance Test x 5
(d)
There shall be no pass marks in the
Entrance Test
The interse merit of candidates applying for
reserved categories/seats shall also be determined
on the basis of Entrance Test, Intermediate or
equivalent and SSC marks as in the case of open
merit.
6.2
6.3
6.4
To determine merit, total marks obtained by a
candidate in Intermediate Examination shall be
adjusted in the manner given below:
(a)
For each additional attempt to pass or to
improve Intermediate examination, (Part-I &
Part-II), candidates will lose 10 marks.
However, in any case, the total deduction of
marks under this clause shall not exceed 20.
(b)
Candidates taking Mathematics as additional
subject shall also lose 10 marks.
(c)
If a candidate is Hafiz-e-Quran, he/she will
get additional twenty marks, provided that
he/she qualifies the test conducted by the
Admission Committee on the date and time
notified for the purpose.
In case of a tie in any merit position for admission,
the marks obtained in Intermediate/ equivalent
examination shall over-ride. In case of a further tie,
the age of the applicants shall be the criteria and
the older candidate shall get preference.
7.
ADMISSION PROCEDURE
7.1
The Directorate of Admissions shall call
applications for admission to B.Sc. Engineering. The
Admission Committee shall process all valid
applications received for admission to B.Sc.
Engineering.
Admission of candidates shall be based on their
choice of disciplines and campuses given in the
application form.
Provisional merit list will be prepared and
displayed on the Notice Board of the University
Main Campus, Peshawar and University Website
http://www.uetpeshawar.edu.pk. Offer letters will
be sent to provisionally selected candidates on
merit.
The provisionally selected candidates shall be
called for inter view on the specific dates
mentioned in the offer letters. Even if the offer
letter is not received, it is the responsibility of
candidates to check the Notice Boards at
University's Main Campus, Peshawar and appear
for interview on the date announced.
No change in order of choice of discipline/ campus
shall be allowed during interview.
Selected candidates are required to report for
interview/admission alongwith their parents /
guardian. Candidates will be required to complete
admission formalities on the same date, failing
which the seat shall fall vacant.
Subsequent to completion of first phase of
admission process, adjustment of seats will be
carried out and provisionally admitted students will
be allotted disciplines of their higher choices
strictly on merit subject to the availability of
vacant seats.
Subsequent revised merit lists will only be
displayed on the Notice Board of University's Main
Campus, Peshawar. No separate offer letters will be
issued in this regard. Applicants are themselves
7.2
7.3
7.4
7.5
7.6
7.7
7.8
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7.9
7.10
7.11
7.12
7.13
7.14
7.15
7.16
7.17
7.18
7.19
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responsible to check the notice boards and
complete admission formalities by the last date
notified, failing which the seats will fall vacant.
Classes will commence on the date notified by the
University.
The Admission Committee will recommend names
of provisionally selected candidates to the ViceChancellor for approval. Admission of candidates
will be confirmed after the completion of
admission procedure.
(a) The admission process, including adjustment
of seats, shall be completed before the
commencement of the classes.
(b)
Candidates applying for admission on
reserved seats must complete all the
admission formalities within 10 days from
the date of commencement of classes. No .
admission against any reserved quota shall
be allowed after 10 days of the commencement of classes.
(c)
The Vice-Chancellor on the recommendation of the Dean, Faculty of Engineering
may allow late admission/adjustment, in
individual cases depending upon the merit
of each case upto 15 days after the commencement of classes,
Within 60 days of the last date of admission,
particulars of candidates shall be reported to the
Vice-Chancellor on the prescribed form alongwith
the recommendations of the Admission Committee
for approval. After approval of the Vice-Chancellor
the names of candidates shall be entered in the
University students register and registration cards
issued to them in token thereof.
Affiliated Engineering Colleges/Institutions shall
also provide within 60 days of the last date of
admission, a complete list of admitted students
and other information as per prescribed proforma,
for approval of the Vice-Chancellor, through
Directorate of Admissions and shall deposit the
prescribed fee for obtaining registration card of
their students.
Affiliated Engineering Colleges/Institutions shall
follow the University rules and regulations for
admission.
Disciplines and campuses allotted to candidates at
the end of admission process shall be final and
shall not be changed.
No change of Discipline/Campus shall be allowed
on mutual basis.
A bonafide student of this University who joins any
other Department/Institution or Academy for the
purpose of study shall be liable for immediate
cancellation of his/her admission.
Changes made in rules or regulations after printing
of this prospectus shall be deemed to be part of
the prospectus.
Petitions against decisions of the Admission
Committee shall be heard in Peshawar High Court,
Peshawar.
Note:
Applicants are themselves responsible for checking
the Notice Boards of the UET, Main Campus, Peshawar for
Merit List and completing admission formalities within
specified time limits. Offer letters and newspaper
advertisements are for the convenience of the applicants
only. A call letter wrongly issued to a candidate as a result of
some inadvertent mistake on the part of University shall not
confer any right of admission to the candidate.
8.
ADMISSION UNDER SELF SUSTAINED
PROGRAMME
8.1
The University has introduced rationalized fee
structure for the following disciplines to be run
under self sustained programme:(a)
8.2
Main Campus, Peshawar.
(I)
Deptt. of Computer Systems Engg;
(ii) Deptt. of Computer Science &
Information Technology.
(iii) Deptt. of Industrial Engineering.
(iv) Institute of Mechatronics Engineering
(b)
Mardan Campus.
(I). Deptt. of Computer Software Engg;
(ii) Deptt. of Telecommunication Engg;
(c)
Abbottabad Campus.
(i)
Deptt. of Electronics Engineering.
(ii) Deptt. of Architecture, City & Regional
Planning.
(d) Kohat Campus.
(I)
Deptt. of Electrical Engineering
(Communication)
The students admitted in the above disciplines shall
have to pay total amount of Rs. 200,000/- for 4
years (8 semesters) and Rs. 250,000/- (Architecture,
City & Regional Planning) for 5 years (10 semesters)
i.e. Rs. 25,000/- per semester in addition to normal
fee and user charges at the time of admission in
the University.
9.
ADMISSION OF FOREIGN NATIONALS
9.1
Foreign applicants seeking admission should send
their applications to Ministry of Finance and
Economic Affairs, Government of Pakistan,
Islamabad. A certificate should accompany the
application form, from an appropriate authority of
the applicant's country, to the effect that the
applicant is a bonafide citizen of that country and
is financially sound to meet the expenditure on
his/her studies.
Foreign applicants shall be required to join the
University within 15 days from the date of their
arrival in Pakistan alongwith valid study visa, failing
which their nominations shall be cancelled.
The Higher Education Commission (HEC),
Islamabad, shall issue Foreign Students Identity
Cards. The students shall return these cards to HEC,
Islamabad after completion of their studies.
Candidates possessing Tourist/Invalid Visas are
ineligible for admission.
Ten additional seats have been reserved for Foreign
9.2
9.3
9.4
9.5
ADMISSION RULES
9.6
9.7
9.8
9.9
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10.1
10.2
10.3
10.4
10.5
Candidates on Self-Sustained programme. The
nominations shall be made by Higher Education
Commission (HEC), Islamabad.
Afghan Refugees registered in Pakistan with NADRA
nominated by Government of Pakistan, Higher
Education Commission, Islamabad, against Self
Sustained Programme or nominated by
Government of Pakistan Ministry of Finance and
Economics Affairs, Islamabad against their reserved
seats on Technical Assistance Programme, must
fulfill the eligibility conditions of at least 60% unadjusted marks in Intermediate (Pre-Engineering) or
equivalent examination.
Foreign students seeking admission in B.Sc
Engineering are required to Pass SAT-I and SAT-II or
E nt ra n c e te st co n d u c te d b y p u b l i c s e c to r
Engineering University.
Foreign students must have stayed and studied
abroad physically and have passed Higher
Secondary School Certificate (HSSC) or equivalent
examination with at least 60% aggregate marks in
the subjects or English, Physics, Chemistry and
Mathematics. There shall be no exception to this
requirement under PTAP.
If any of the particulars given by the foreign
student in his/her application form for admission
are found incorrect or facts suppressed his/her
admission will be cancelled and the Govt: of
Pakistan or University shall not accept any liability
what so ever in this regard.
ADMISSION BY MIGRATION
The Admission Committee shall, on payment of
Rs.800,000/- (Rupees Eight hundred thousand only)
in lump sum as migration fee, recommend
admission on migration basis to a student within 15
days of the commencement of semester. The
admission by migration shall be allowed from PEC
accredited public sector Engineering
University/College / Institute provided that;
The admission is possible in the same discipline.
The applicant is a bonafide student of public sector
institution accredited by PEC, Islamabad or PEC
recognized foreign institution/ university (in case of
migration from abroad) where from he/she is
seeking admission by migration.
The applicant produces a No Objection Certificate
from the University/College/ Institution, where
he/she has been studying, alongwith a statement
of total number of lectures attended by the
applicant, and the syllabi of courses studied in
order to determine equivalence for admission.
The applicant submits a certificate confirming that
the student has not been debarred from taking
University examination, nor has been expelled/
rusticated from the institution from which he/she
intends to migrate and that no disciplinary action is
pending against him/her.
The Head of the Department concerned is
agreeable to accept the applicant considering
physical facilities in the department and the
10.6
10.7
10.8
10.9
10.10
10.11
10.12
10.13
evaluation of his academic record.
While determining the equivalence of subjects, the
Chairman may direct a student to repeat those
courses in which the candidate has been found
deficient.
The Candidates domiciled in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa/FATA shall be given preference.
(a) No migration shall be allowed in first, second,
seventh and eighth semesters of B.Sc. Engineering.
(b) Applicant for migration to a particular
semester must have already studied and
passed all courses equivalent to the courses
taught in earlier semesters at this University
with a minimum of CGPA of 2.50 with the
exception of a maximum of two courses. If
migration is allowed, the student must pass
the deficient courses.
The application for migration is based on such
changes in circumstances, which render it
practically impossible for a student to continue
his/her studies in his/her parent Institution.
The candidate should satisfy the minimum merit of
that discipline/ Department for the session i.e.
SSC, Intermediate and Entrance Test Marks.
Migration of a candidate domiciled in Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa/ FATA admitted in any Engineering
University/College on the quota basis may be
considered if the nominating agency issues a No
Objection Certificate to the candidate.
No migration is allowed on "mutual" basis.
No migration shall be allowed between various
campuses of the University, and from the affiliated
Engineering Colleges.
11.
CANCELLATION OF ADMISSION
11.1
A bonafide student of this University may apply in
p e rs o n , o r t h r o u g h p a r e n t s /g u a r d i a n , fo r
cancellation of admission on a non-judicial stamp
paper worth Rs.50/-, duly attested by an Oath
Commissioner. The Chairman of the concerned
department shall cancel the admission of the
student.
Cancellation of admission in case of students
admitted in other campuses of the University shall
be done by the Dean, Faculty of Engineering
through Directorate of Admissions on the
recommendations of the Chairman of Department
concerned.
In case of Cancellation of Admission under Clauses
11.1, 11.2, a student can appeal for re-admission,
to be considered by the Committee constituted for
this purpose, within a period of one Academic
year after the cancellation of admission. The
recommendations of the committee shall be
considered by Admission Committee for final
decision.
In case the admission of 1st semester student is
cancelled due to any reason, the rules regarding
11.2
11.3
11.4
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U n i ve rs i t y fe e / d u e s c h a rge a b l e / ref u n d a b l e
mentioned on Page-60 of the prospectus 2015-16
will be applicable. Whereas in all other cases the
University fees/dues will be charged up to the last
semester attended.
12.
REGISTRATION
12.1
Students are required to register for the relevant
semester within 15 days of the start of classes.
A student who fails to register in a particular
semester shall not be eligible for registration in
the next higher semester.
A student who wants to freeze a semester shall
have to register in a “Zero Semester” subject to
the following conditions:
(a)
He/She will pay registration fee for the “Zero
Semester”
(b)
He/She will apply within 15 days of start of the
classes
(c)
He/She will be allowed to clear his/her
subjects prior to “Zero Semester”
(d)
He/She can resume his/her studies in a given
semester subject to the approval of the
Chairman.
(e)
The student shall pay freezing fee for each
“Zero Semester”.
12.2
12.3
13.
13.1
13.2
13.3
13.4
13.5
13.6
13.7
13.8
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13.9
13.10
14.
ADMISSION IN SECOND DISCIPLINE OF B.Sc
ENGINEERING
14.1
Candidates seeking admission in second discipline
should have passed their first discipline by
obtaining minimum 2.5 CGPA from any recognized
Engineering University/College. However, they will
be required to clear those subjects of B.Sc.
Engineering that they have not studied in first
discipline.
Candidates should be registered for courses rather
than for classes.
Admission shall be granted within 15 days of the
commencement of first semester of the second
discipline. However, they will get credit of the
common courses already studied in the first
discipline.
Candidates possessing domicile other than Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa/FATA and those from foreign
countries may be considered for admission in
second branch of B.Sc. Engineering. However,
candidates from foreign countries will be required
to produce NOC from their respective embassies
and Government of Pakistan, Ministry of Finance &
Economic Affairs, Islamabad.
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candidates in second-degree course. Admission for
candidates who have domicile other than Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa/FATA, and candidates from foreign
countries, shall be limited to two in each
department.
Tuition fee/other user charge shall be charged as
under:
(a)
Candidates possessing Khyber Pakhtunkhwa/FATA domicile shall be charged a sum
of Rs. 18,000/- (Rupees eighteen thousand)
per semester at the time of registration, in
addition to the normal tuition fee & user
charges.
(b)
Candidates having domicile other than
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa/FATA, and Foreign
st u d e nt s s h a l l b e c h a rge d a s u m o f
Rs.500,000 (Rupees five hundred thousands)
in lump sum at the time of admission, in
addition to the normal tuition fee/user
charges.
Candidates for the second-degree programme may
opt to register for any subject in which they are
exempted for having passed it during their firstdegree programme. Previous results of the
subjects shall become invalid, once they opt to resit in the same.
14.2
14.3
14.4
PERMISSION FOR SECOND STREAM OF
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
Graduates of Electrical engineering in Power
Engineering are allowed to complete course
requirements of Communication Engineering, and
vice-versa, under the following conditions:
Candidates seeking admission in second stream
should have passed B.Sc. Electrical Engineering
with a 3.00 CGPA.
The admission shall be granted on merit. The
merit shall be determined on the basis of CGPA.
Total 10 floating seats shall be reserved for the
second stream.
Only candidates of this university shall be allowed
to take admission in the second stream.
Candidates shall be charged full academic
year/semester tuition fee and user charges.
Candidates shall be registered for courses rather
than for classes. They will be required to clear
those subjects of the concerned stream that they
have not studied in the first stream.
Candidates, who have passed first stream, shall be
admitted in the fifth semester for the second
stream. However, they will get credit of the
common courses already studied in the first
stream. Candidate of second stream may opt to
take an examination in any subject in which they
are exempted for having passed it during their first
stream. It should, however, be made clear that
previous results of the subjects shall become
invalid, once they opt to re-sit in the same.
Admission shall be granted within 15 days of the
commencement of fifth semester of the second
stream.
Candidates applying under this category are
eligible for admission within two academic years
after passing the B.Sc. Electrical engineering in the
first stream.
Applications on prescribed form shall be received
on or before the last date to be announced for the
purpose.
14.5
14.6
14.7
ADMISSION RULES
15.
MIGRATION TO OTHER ENGINEERING
UNIVERSITIES/ COLLEGES
15.1
A student after taking admission in this University
may be allowed to migrate to other institutions
after obtaining No Objection Certificate from the
University Academic Section on the
re co m m e n d at i o n s o f t h e C h a i r m a n o f t h e
department.
No migration certificate shall be issued unless the
student has cleared all the university dues.
Migration certificate shall be issued after the
cancellation of admission in the department in
which the student is studying.
No migration certificate shall be issued to a
student who has been debarred from taking
university examination or has been expelled or
rusticated, so long as the punishment remains
enforced.
15.2
15.3
16.
SPECIAL PROVISIONS
16.1
In all cases where these regulations are silent, the
decision of the Vice-Chancellor shall be final.
This prospectus applies to all undergraduate
students admitted during the session 2015-16
onward. Any subsequent change/alteration in the
rules made by the competent authority shall also
be applicable.
The University authorities reserve the rights to
make any changes in the existing statutes,
regulations, rules, fee structure, allocation of seats
and course of study that may be considered
necessary at any time without prior notice.
No student is allowed to maintain simultaneous
enrolment in any other programme of studies in
other educational institutions.
In case a student enrolled in this University is
found to be a regular student of some other
institution, his/her admission in this University
shall be cancelled.
If any of the particulars given by the candidate in
his/her application for admission is found incorrect
or facts suppressed, he/she shall be refused
admission. If any incorrect or false statement or
suppression of facts is detected after a candidate
has been granted admission, his/her admission
shall be cancelled and he/she shall be liable to any
other disciplinary or legal action, which the
University may deem fit. A student shall be
expelled from the University at any time during
the course of his/her studies, if for any reason, it
is found that he/she was not entitled to admission
in this University. A student expelled under this
clause shall not be eligible to seek admission again
in this university. Moreover, all the fees, funds
and other user charges deposited by him shall be
forfeited in favour of the University. Further, no
show cause notice shall be issued in this regard.
A student will cease to be a regular student as
soon as his/her final semester examination is
16.2
16.3
16.4
16.5
16.6
16.7
16.8
16.9
16.10
concluded. Such a student shall not be entitled for
privileges reserved for regular students.
The University makes all possible efforts for the
safety of the students. However, the University
shall not be responsible in the event of any injury,
damages or loss to a student resulting from any
cause, whatsoever, during the course of study.
Students are required to know the rules and
regulations mentioned in this prospectus and
notified from time to time. Ignorance of rules and
regulations does not absolve them of their
responsibilities.
Interpretation of these rules and regulations by
authorized officers of the University shall be final.
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ADMISSION RULES (Non-Engineering Programme)
1.
GENERAL
5.
Admission to non-engineering programme shall be
advertised alongwith other undergraduate programmes.
Applications for admission should be submitted to the
Directorate of Admissions, at UET Main Campus on or
before the last date announced for the purpose. Currently,
the University offers the following disciplines under nonengineering programme:
1. Five-Years Programme of Bachelor of Architecture
(Abbottabad Campus) .......................... 59 Seats
2. Four-Years Programme of Bachelor of Computer
Science (Peshawar Campus) ................ 58 Seats
2.
5.1
5.2
5.3
ELIGIBILITY
2.1
2.2.
2.3
Candidates must have the domicile of Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa or FATA.
Candidates who have passed Intermediate (PreEngineering) or equivalent examination and have
obtained at least 60% unadjusted marks with any
of the following combinations are eligible to
apply for admission to non-engineering
programmes:
a. Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry
b. Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science
Diploma holders who have obtained at least 60%
unadjusted marks in Diploma of Architecture or
Civil Technology are also eligible for admission to
Bachelor of Architecture programme.
3.
ENTRANCE TEST
Candidates for non-engineering programmes shall have to
appear in the Entrance Test to be conducted by ETEA.
There shall be no pass marks in the ETEA Test. However,
qualifying score in the Entrance Test conducted by
National Testing Services (NTS) shall be 50%.
4.
DETERMINATION OF MERIT
Merit of candidates will be determined according to the
following criteria:
(a)
(b)
(c)
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10% weightage to
SSC Examination
40% weightage to
Intermediate or
equivalent examination
(adjusted marks)
50% weightage to
entrance test
Percent marks
in SSC x 1
Percent marks in
Intermediate x 4
Percent marks in
Entrance Test x 5
ADJUSTMENT OF MARKS
To determine merit, total marks obtained by a candidate in
Intermediate Examination shall be adjusted in the manner
given below:
For each additional attempt to pass or to improve
Intermediate Examination (Part-I and Part-II),
candidates shall lose ten marks. However, in any
case, the total deduction of marks shall not
exceed 20.
Candidates taking Mathematics as additional
subject shall also lose 10 marks
If a candidate is Hafiz-e-Quran, he/she will get 20
marks, provided that he/she qualifies the test
conducted by the Admission Committee on the
date and time notified for the purpose.
In case of tie in any merit position to the selection for
admission, the marks obtained in the
Intermediate/equivalent examination shall be
considered for merit. In case of further tie, the age of
the applicants shall be the criteria and the older
candidate shall get higher merit.
6.
ADMISSION PROCEDURE
6.1
Admission Committee shall consider all
applications received for admission and prepare a
merit list. The merit list shall be displayed on the
Notice Board of the Main Campus of the
University on the date announced.
Selected candidates shall be sent offer letters.
Candidates are responsible to complete admission
by the last date mentioned in the offer letter.
Any seats falling vacant in the first phase of
admission will be offered to the next candidates
in order of merit.
Classes will commence on the date notified by
the University.
No further admission will be allowed after the
commencement of classes.
Applicants are themselves responsible for
checking the notice board of the UET, Main
Campus, Peshawar for Merit List and completing
admission formalities within specified time limits.
Offer letters and newspaper advertisements are
for the convenience of the applicants only. A call
letter wrongly issued to a candidate as a result of
some inadvertent mistake on the part of
University shall not confer any right of admission
to the candidate.
6.2
6.3
6.4
6.5
Note:
ADMISSION RULES
ADMISSION RULES (Non-Subsidized Programme)
1. GENERAL
1.1
The University has introduced non-subsidized
scheme in the following disciplines for the
Academic Session 2015-16:
S.No
DEPARTMENT
SEATS
1
Deptt. of Electrical Engg. (Power) (Peshawar)
40
2
Deptt. of Electrical Engg. (Comm) (Peshawar)
40
3
Deptt. of Civil Engg. (Peshawar)
80
4
Deptt. of Mechanical Engg. (Peshawar)
80
5
Deptt. of Chemical Engg. (Peshawar)
40
6
Deptt. of Industrial Engg. (Peshawar)
40
7
Deptt. of Mechatronics Engg. (Peshawar)
40
8
Deptt. of Computer Systems Engg. (Pesh)
40
9
Deptt. of Electrical Engg. (Comm) (Bannu)
40
10
Deptt. of Civil Engg. (Bannu)
40
11
Deptt. of Telecom Engg. (Mardan)
40
12
Deptt. of Electrical Engg. (Comm) (Kohat)
40
13
Deptt. of Electrical Engg. (Power) (Mardan)
40*
% of Tuition Fee
14
Deptt. of Electrical Engg. (Comm) (Mardan)
40*
15
Deptt. of Civil Engg. (Jalozai)
40
Full (100%) Fee
refund
Upto 7th day of commencement of
classes
16
Deptt. of Electrical Engg. (Comm)(Jalozai)
40
Half (50%) Fee
refund
From 8th-15th day of
commencement of classes
17
Deptt. of Mechanical Engg. (Jalozai)
40
No Fee (0%)
refund
From 16th day of commencement
of classes
Total:
1.3
3. FEE STRUCTURE
3.1
Students admitted under the above scheme shall
have to pay a total amount of Rs. 8,00,000/-(Eight
Hundred Thousand Only) alongwith other fee,
fund and user charges for four years (eight
semesters) study period, in the following
manner:I.
Rs. 3,10,000/- lump sum at time of
admission to 1st Semester alongwith
other user charges.
ii.
Rs. 4,90,000/- in seven equal installments, of Rs. 70,000/- per Semester
alongwith other user charges.
3.2
In case of Admission Cancellation the refund
policy is as under:
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* Five (5) seats each for Electrical Engineering power and
communication, Mardan Campus shall be offered on
subsidized basis.
1.2
2.2
the Entrance Test conducted by ETEA (for
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa /FATA candidates).
Candidates belonging to other provinces must
have appeared in the entrance test from their
respective public sector universities accredited
by Pakistan Engineering Council.
Out of 40 seats each in the above Departments,
35 seats shall be offered to candidates having
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa/FATA domicile, while 05
seats will be reserved for Pakistani nationals.
The Non-Subsidized Scheme in each department
is subject to filling a minimum of 20 seats.
3.3
3.4
3.5
Time Line for Semester System
Admission against these seats shall be on the
basis of merit interse.
Students admitted under this scheme shall not be
provided accommodation in University hostels.
Besides clauses mentioned above, all other
relevant clauses given in the Undergraduate
Prospectus 2015-16 shall be applicable to this
program of admission. In case of a conflict with
the relevant clauses mentioned elsewhere in the
Prospectus, these clauses shall prevail.
2. ADMISSION CRITERIA
2.1
The admission criteria shall remain the same
i.e. at least 60% (unadjusted) marks in
Intermediate (Pre-Engg) and appearance in
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Allocation of Seats 2015-16
(Peshawar, Bannu & Jalozai Campus)
Indus.
Open Merit (Settled Areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa)
a) Peshawar Campus
b) Bannu Campus
c) Jalozai Campus
46
40
46
40
3
3
40
92
160
40
FATA
a) Peshawar Campus
b) Bannu Campus
6
Gilgit-Baltistan
3
8
23
23
Sons/Daughters of University of Peshawar Employees
2
2
Sons/Daughters of all Govt. Polytechnic Institutes
and Govt. Colleges of Technologies (KP) Employees
2
2
Sons/Daughters of Police Shuhada’s (KP)
1
1
Sons/Daughters of UET Peshawar Employees
Sons/Daughters Agri. Univ. Peshawar Employees
Sons/Daughters of Islamia Coll. Uni. Peshawar Employee
Victims of Army Public School (APS) Peshawar
1
1
2
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
36
57
61
207
176
30
40
155
40
41
786
ALLOCATION OF SEATS
Allocation of Seats 2015-2016
For Admission to B.Sc. Engineering Programme
SELF SUSTAINED PROGRAMME
(Rs. 25000.00 per semester in addition to normal fees and user charges)
PESHAWAR CAMPUS
Com. System Engg.
CATEGORY
Indust. Engg.
Rationalized
Subsidized
Settled Area of
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
68
05
FATA
Bangladeshi
03
01
Indian held Kashmiri
Balochistan Province
(HEC Nominees)
Gilgit Baltistan
Total
Rationalized
BS (Computer Science)
Non-Engineering Prog.
Mechatronics Engg
Subsidized
Rationalized
25
05
25
-
-
-
01
-
-
01
-
01
-
01
76
Total Seats
Rationalized
Subsidized
05
53
05
191
-
-
-
-
03
01
-
-
-
-
-
01
01
-
-
-
-
-
02
01
-
-
-
-
-
-
02
-
-
-
05
27
05
01
26
05
53
05
02
202
-
Subsidized
MARDAN CAMPUS
CATEGORY
Total Seats
Rationalized
Subsidized
Rationalized
Subsidized
Settled Area of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
51
05
51
05
112
FATA
03
03
01
01
-
06
Balochistan Province (HEC Nominees)
-
01
56
-
01
-
02
05
56
05
122
Total
02
ABBOTTABAD CAMPUS
CATEGORY
Electronics Engineering
B. Architecture (Non-Engineering)
Rationalized
Subsidized
Rationalized
Subsidized
54
Balochistan Province (HEC Nominees)
Gilgit Baltistan
Afghan Nationals (HEC Nominees)
Total
01
01
-
05
-
54
-
05
-
56
Total Seats
118
-
03
-
01
01
03
05
57
05
123
KOHAT CAMPUS
CATEGORY
Electrical Engineering (Comm)
Rationalized
Subsidized
45
05
Total Seats
50
* For BS(Computer Science) and B. Architecture, FATA candidates are also eligible to apply.
Note: (a)Two floating seats have been reserved for Diploma Holders in Self-Sustained B.Sc. Engineering programmes.
(b) One floating seat has been reserved for the Children of Employees of Agricultural University in Self-Sustained B.Sc. Engg. Departments.
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Reservation of 170 additional seats under directives of the Prime Minister of Pakistan
“Award of 3000 seats for Afghan Nationals on non-subsidized scheme for the academic
session 2015-16”
170 additional seats in the following disciplines have been reserved for Afghan Nationals for admission to B.Sc. Engineering
for the academic section 2015-16 under the Prime Minister of Pakistan “Award of 3000 seats for Afghan Nationals”.
1.
(Peshawar Campus)
20 seats
2.
(Peshawar Campus)
20 seats
3.
(Peshawar Campus)
10 seats
4.
Department of Computer Systems Engg.
(Peshawar Campus)
20 seats
5.
Department of Industrial Engg.
(Peshawar Campus)
20 seats
6.
Department of Mechatronics Engg.
(Peshawar Campus)
20 seats
7.
Department of Telecommunication Engg.
(Mardan Campus)
20 seats
8.
Department of Computer Software Engg.
(Mardan Campus)
20 seats
9.
Department of Electrical Engg.
(Mardan Campus)
20 seats
Total Seats
170
Nomination against these seats shall be made by the Government of Pakistan, Higher Education Commission, Islamabad.
Afghan Nationals seeking admission against the above reserved seats must fulfill the eligibility requirement of at least 60%
unadjusted marks in intermediate (Pre-Engineering or equivalent examination). The disciplines shall be allotted according to
their merit.
Note: No hostel facility will be available to the selected candidates.
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EXAMINATION RULES
1.
offered at the university is allocated certain credit
hours, which is a measure of the amount of work
required for the course. For Theory courses, each credit
hour means one hour of lecture per week, while for lab
courses each credit hours means three hours of
practical works per week and in case of Architecture
each credit hours means (lab courses) two hours of
practical work per week.
BACHELOR DEGREE COURSES OFFERED
Bachelor degree courses in the following
disciplines are offered by the University:
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
j.
k.
l.
m.
n.
2.
Architecture
Civil Engineering
Computer Science & Information
Technology
i. Power
ii. Communication
Mechatronics Engineering
Mining Engineering
During the last two semesters of their study, students
carry out projects and write project reports. The
project is meant to provide students a holistic
experience of entire Engineering / Architecture
process. The Project comprised of three credit hours (9
contact hours per week) in each semester. In case of
Architecture the project comprised of 10 credit hours
(20 contact hours per week) in each semester. Grade
“IP” is awarded for Project in the second last semester,
which is converted to an appropriate letter grade at the
end of last semester, based on student's performance
in both semesters.
5.2
MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTION
The medium of instruction and examinations will
be English except in lslamiat, where the option of English
and Urdu shall be available.
3.
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
The Academic year will be divided into two semesters
i.e. Fall and Spring. The duration of teaching in each semester
shall be sixteen hours of lectures (or 48 hours of practical work)
for each credit hour of prescribed course work. Normally, each
semester will be spread over eighteen-week duration, with the
9th and 18th weeks reserved for mid-term and final
examinations, respectively. However, the number of weeks may
be adjusted by the university provided the duration of teaching as
defined above is not reduced.
The Dean, Faculty of Engineering will issue a calendar
for the academic year before the beginning of Fall semester every
year. The calendar will include dates of registration, classes,
holidays, and examinations, etc.
4.
DURATION OF STUDIES
The minimum duration of studies for completing
bachelor degree requirements shall be eight semesters (4
years) for engineering programme or ten
semesters (5 years) for B. Architecture, depending on the
scheme of studies of various programmes, while the
maximum period allowed will be seven years as per PEC rules.
5.
SCHEME OF STUDIES
5.1
General
Course work for earning the degree comprises Theory
Courses, Laboratory Courses, and Project. Each course
Curricula
Course work shall be spread over credit hours, as
specified in the Scheme of Studies of each programme
given in the Undergraduate Prospectus on the pages of
the relevant department. Each Course is allocated a
Course Number that identifies the department offering
the course and the level of the course. The codes for
various departments are as under:
AE
Arch Architecture
BSI Basic Science & Islamiat
CE
Civil Engineering
ChE Chemical Engineering
CS
Computer Science
CSE Computer Systems Engineering
EE
ElE
IE
IT
Information Technology
ME Mechanical Engineering
MinE Mining Engineering
MtE Mechatronics Engineering
SE
TE
6.
(a)
(b)
(c)
DEGREE REQUIREMENTS
To earn a B.Sc. Engineering Degree a student must:
Pass all the courses of study prescribed in the relevant
Scheme of Studies.
Obtain a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of at
least 2.0
Complete 800 hours of Practical Training in a
recognized government, semi-government, or private
engineering organization.
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(d)
(e)
7.
7.1
For Agricultural, Civil and Mining Engineering:
Complete the Survey Camp conducted by the
university (to be certified by the Chairman,
Department of Civil Engineering/Incharge Survey
Camp).
Practical Training may be carried out during summer
vacations of 2nd and 3rd academic years and also after
completion of the course of studies. On completion of
the training, the manager of the organization shall send
a report to the Chairman of the department concerned
on the prescribed proforma, stating the nature of work
and that the work has been satisfactorily completed by
the student concerned.
To earn a B.Arch. Degree students must complete 12
weeks of internship during 3rd & 4th years with
reputable architectural firms. The internship training
must be monitored and verified by the Department of
Architecture and students shall submit the internship
Certificate as issued by the relevant Architectural firm
to the Department.
Registration in the First Semester
Re-registration
A student receiving F or W grade in any course shall be
required to re-register in that course. A student
receiving less than or equal to C+ grade in a course may
also re-register in that course, to improve his/her grade
subject to a maximum of one chance within one year of
the declaration of final semester result. The
improvement of grade(S) is allowed within one year of
the declaration of result.
A department may offer Repeated Courses (over and
above the regularly scheduled courses) during a
regular semester or during the summer session in
order to facilitate re-registering students. However,
minimum number of students re-registering must be
10; otherwise, the course shall be dropped.
A student may register for a maximum of 6 credit hours
during the summer session. During a regular semester
(Spring/Fall) a student may re-register for a maximum
of 4 credit hours (in addition to the prescribed courses).
If a course is abolished due to a revision in curriculum
or scheme of studies, the Chairman of the Department
may recommend a relevant course from existing
curriculum as a replacement for the candidates who
need to re-register in the abolished course. The same
shall be reflected in the student's Registration Form
and Transcript.
General
The Directorate of Admissions will forward a list of
newly admitted students to each department before
the beginning of classes. The departments will arrange
registration for the first semester, assign Class
Numbers to the students and forward the names of
admitted students to the Controller of Examinations
for allotting University Registration Number.
Students admitted late due to late nominations by
concerned agencies on quota seats shall (a) register for
the first semester before the beginning of the midterm
examinations, OR (b) if unable to register for the first
semester before the midterm exam, they shall register
in the second semester and pass first semester courses
subsequently.
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7.3
REGISTRATION
Before the beginning of classes in each semester, the
Departments will announce the courses offered and
will arrange Semester Registration for the students.
The students are required to register for the semester
by filling the prescribed form and depositing any fees
that are due within the last date announced for the
purpose. They must take the filled forms to their
Academic Advisors for checking and signature and then
deposit it in the Department office. The Chairman of
the Department will forward the forms to the
Controller of Examinations immediately after the last
date of registration, keeping a copy for department's
record.
The students must register for successive semesters in
order and shall not be allowed to register for a
semester without having studied the preceding
semesters except as noted in section 7.2 below.
7.2
EXAMINATION RULES
7.4
Summer Semester (Optional)
Summer Semester is not part of our regular academic
calendar. However, if the University offers a Summer
Semester, it should be notified after Spring Semester
with the approval of the competent authority.
7.5
Interruption of Studies
If a student fails to register or withdraws his/her
registration for a semester for a valid reason, he or she
will get one chance to register for the same semester in
the next academic year. If the student again fails to
register or freeze his/her registration, his/her name
will be struck off the rolls of the university.
8.
ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENTS
A student is expected to attend 100% of the classes
held in course. Under extenuating circumstances, upto
25% shortage of attendance may be condoned.
However, in no circumstances a student will be allowed
to appear in the final examination, if the attendance
fails below 75% in the course.
9.
9.1
EXAMINATION
Paper Setting
The examination paper for midterm and final exams
will be set by the subject teacher and submitted to the
Chairman. The Chairman will check the paper for
course coverage and appropriate depth and, when
satisfied, forward the paper to the Controller of
Examinations. Otherwise, the Chairman will refer the
paper back to the teacher for revision. There will be no
choice of questions in the examinations.
9.2
Conduct of Examination
(b)
The Controller of Examinations will arrange the
midterm and final examinations, including preparation
of date sheet, appointment of the invigilation staff, etc.
Each examination hall will be supervised by a
Superintendent, who will be a senior teacher of the
same department, and other staff, who will be from
other departments.
9.3
(c)
Re-checking
Students may apply to the Chairman of the
Department for re-checking of their final exam papers
within the dates announced for the purpose.
9.5
(i)
The university shall supervise the
midterm and final term examinations
of the affiliated colleges.
(ii)
The superintendent of the
examination centre shall be the
faculty member of the University. The
supporting staff shall be appointed by
the Controller of Examinations of the
UET in consultation with the affiliated
colleges.
Marking of Papers
After marking the midterm exam papers, the teacher
will discuss them with the students to give them
feedback on their performance. The teacher will then
submit the marks to the Semester Coordinator.
After marking the final exams, subject teachers will
calculate the grades as per university policy and then
submit the marks as well as grades to the Semester
Coordinator within the time allotted for the purpose.
9.4
Invigilation of the midterm and final term
examinations shall be conducted as per
following procedure:
Examination of Affiliated Colleges
(a)
The procedure for preparation of papers
for midterm and final term examinations
for affiliated colleges shall be as following:
(i)
The subject teacher of the university
and that of affiliated college shall
submit two papers each to the
Chairman at least one week prior to
the commencement of the exams.
(ii)
The Chairman shall forward the final
paper to the controller of examinations.
(iii)
Question paper for the examination
will be prepared by a neutral /
external examiner from the prescribed course.
(iv)
There shall be no choice of questions
in the paper.
(v)
The checking of the scripts will be
carried out centrally at UET in
designated hall, soon after the
examination by the concerned class
teachers of all the affiliated colleges
and UET.
(vi)
Grades shall be awarded as per policy
described in 10.2.2.
(d)
The Affiliated Colleges shall maintain
course file of course to be submitted to
the Chairman of the concerned department
on weekly basis. The department's Board
of Studies shall also evaluate the course
file. The records in course file shall include
as following:
(i)
Course outline, grading criteria, time
table, attendance.
(ii)
Assignments, quizzes, exams along
with their solution and results.
The answer sheets of only midterm
examination shall be collected by the
affiliated colleges after evaluation by the
university teacher. The same shall be
returned by the affiliated colleges to the
concerned departments of the university at
the end of the semester. The answer
sheets of both mid term and final term
e x a m i n a t i o n s s h a l l b e ke p t b y t h e
concerned department of UET for record
purpose for a period of two semesters
after the final term examina-tion of the
same subject.
(e)
The committee constituted by the Vice
Chancellor of the UET for checking the
ongoing progress of the system in the
classrooms of the University will also pay
surprise visits to the classrooms of the
affiliated colleges.
(f)
Dean, Faculty of Engineering, UET may
propose any other appropriate measures to
improve the quality of education in
affiliated colleges from time to time.
(vii) These rules are applicable from Fall
Semester 2007.
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10.
EXAMINATION RULES
presented. The presentations will be scheduled as
follows:
GRADING
10.1 Distribution of Marks
10.1.1Theory Courses
The distribution of marks for theory courses shall be as
follows:
25% Sessional evaluation, including home
assignments, quizzes, oral tests, class presentations,
projects etc.
25% Midterm examination
50% Final examination
(a) Studio Courses (for Architecture)
(b)
10.1.3 Final Year Project (B.Sc.)
The capstone project carried out by student groups in
the last two semesters will be marked as follows:
Ø
35% Sessional work, to be assessed by project
supervisor
Ø
20% Presentations of work to Evaluation Committee
Ø
45% Viva examination (including evaluation of project
report)
The project supervisor will award 15% of the sessional
marks at the end of 7th semester and the remaining
20% at the end of 8th semester.
Grade “IP” (In Progress) is awarded for Project in the
7th semester, which is converted to an appropriate
letter grade at the end of 8th semester, based on
student's performance in both semesters.
A Project Evaluation Committee (notified by the
Department Chairman) will assess the progress of the
project through four student presentations, each
carrying 5% marks. In the first presentation, students
will present the project proposal on prescribed format,
while in other presentations progress reports will be
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2nd presentation
Midterm Exam week of 7th
semester
3rd presentation
Final Exam week of the 7th
semester
4th presentation
Midterm Exam week of the
8th semester
10.1.4 Final Year Thesis Design Project (B.Arch)
The thesis design project carried out by individual
student of B.Arch. Programme in 9th and 10th
semesters shall be marked as per the criteria set by the
department under the guidelines of Pakistan Council of
Architects and Town Planners (PCATP).
Lab Courses (for B.Sc Engineering)
The distribution of marks for laboratory courses shall
be as follows:
Ø
25% carrying out lab work: Sessional evaluation by the
teacher concerned.
Ø
25% midterm evaluation: Written examination to be
conducted by the teacher concerned before midterm
week.
Ø
25% final evaluation: Written exam to be conducted by
the teacher concerned before oral examination.
Ø
25% oral examination (Viva voce): To be conducted
jointly by instructor and external examiner at the end
of the session. The external examiner will be appointed
by the Controller of Examinations on recommendation
of the Chairman of the Department.
Second week of 7th semester
The Viva Voce Examination will be taken by the
examination committee comprising the External
Examiner, Project Supervisor of the concerned group,
and Department Chairman. Each member will award
marks out of 15%, making a total of 45% marks.
10.1.2 Lab and Studio Course
The distribution of marks for Design Studio courses
vary as per the nature of the design project comprised
of studio participation, project description and
presentation and jury assessment. The Chairman of the
Department has to approve the criteria for each Studio
Course marking.
1st presentation
10.2
Award of Grades
10.2.1 General
Grading of student will be through letter grades that
indicate the level of performance, as shown below:
A
Excellent
B
Above Average
C
Average
D
Minimum Acceptable
F
Failed. The student must repeat the course
to receive credit
W
Withdrawn from the course
I
Incomplete
IP
In Progress
T h e f u l l s p e c t r u m o f g ra d e s i s g i ve n i n
Table - 01.
Students may withdraw from one or more courses with
the approval of the Chairman of the Department one
week after the midterm exam. A copy of the
withdrawal approval shall be sent to the Controller of
Examinations immediately.
Grade I (Incomplete) shall be awarded to a student only
if he/she has missed the final examination, project
report, etc. due to some genuine reason, but has
completed all other requirements of the course
successfully. The award of grade I shall not cover a
student's lethargic attitude, willful absence, or bad
performance in class. Grade I should be converted into
an appropriate letter grade within one year, otherwise,
it shall be changed to an F grade. The teacher
concerned shall specify the conditions for conversion
of grade.
A student not allowed to appear in the Final
Examination of a course due to shortage of attendance
shall be deemed to have obtained zero marks in the
Final Examination. The grade will be awarded based on
the student's sessional and midterm marks.
obtained shall be reported in their relevant semesters
on the transcript; however, only the best grade shall
be used to calculate the CGPA.
Table - 01
10.2.2 Determining Student Grades
Student Grades in a class shall be determined as below:
Grade
1.
A
4.00
C
2.00
A-
3.67
C-
1.67
B+
3.33
D+
1.33
B
3.00
D
1.00
B-
2.67
F
0.00
C+
2.33
2.
Based on the sessional work, Mid-term and
Final-term examination, calculate the
actual marks of each student.
Calculate normalized Marks for each
student by multiplying the actual marks
obtained with the factor
100
Highest marks obtained in the class
3.
4.
Divide the range from 50 to 100 of the
Normalized Marks into ten equal intervals,
each of five marks and award letter grade:
D, D+, C-, C, C+, B-, B, B+, A- and A
accordingly.
Award F grade to student whose
Normalized Marks are less then 50.
11.
10.3
11.1
11.2
11.3
11.4
Grade Point Averages (GPA)
The Letter Grades awarded to students in a course
are assigned Grade Points, as defined in Table 1. The
average performance of a student during a particular
semester is indicated by the Semester Grade Point
Average (SGPA) and the overall performance to date is
indicated by Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA).
These performance indicators are calculated as below.
11.5
SGPA =sum of quality points of all courses taken in
the semester
Total credit hours taken in the semester
SGPA =sum of quality points of all courses taken to
date
Where Both SGPA and CGPA shall be rounded off to
two decimal places.
In case a course is repeated, all of the grades
Grade
Grade Points
SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS
Students must show satisfactory academic progress
in order to remain in good standing. The following
rules are meant to ensure that students get timely
feedback on their academic progress:
10.2.3 Grading students in Repeated Courses
A department may offer Repeated Courses (over and
above the regularly scheduled courses) during a
regular semester or during the summer session in
order to facilitate re-registering students. For grading
the students in such courses, their Total Marks will be
merged with the Total Marks of the same course when
it was last offered as a regularly scheduled course. Then
the procedure outlined in section 10.2.2 above will be
followed to determine the grades of new students.
However, the grades of the old students (of regularly
scheduled course) will not be affected by this
procedure.
Grade Points
11.6
A student who obtains SGPA of 2.0 or less in any
semester shall be issued a written warning by the
department chairman. A copy of the warning letter
shall also be sent to the parents/guardian.
A student who obtains SGPA of 2.00 or less for three
consecutive regular semesters and his/ her CGPA is less
than 2.00, will required to re-register until he/she
improves CGPA to the minimum requirement for
graduation. A written warning of this possibility will be
sent to the student (with a copy to parents/ guardian) if
his/her SGPA is less than 2.00 for two consecutive
semesters.
A student whose CGPA in the first two semesters is less
than 1.5 shall not be allowed to register for the third
semester until his/her CGPA has improved to 1.5 or
more.
A student who has earned three of more F grades in the
first two semesters and these F grades are still
outstanding at the start of the 5th semester shall not be
allowed to register in the 5th semester until he/she
passes these courses.
A student must graduate within seven years to be
eligible for registration with Pakistan Engineering
Council, and eight years, in case of Architecture, to be
eligible for registration with Pakistan Council of
Architects and Town Planners (PCATP). The student,
who have to re-register as per Rule (11) are required to
fulfill this requirement. Any student of the University,
who breaches this requirement of Pakistan
Engineering Council/PCATP due to any reason,
whatsoever, shall submit an affidavit to take the
responsibility that he/she could not complete his/her
degree requirement within stipulated time as required
by the Pakistan Engineering Council/PCATP and
university will have no responsibility to this effect.
All the Architecture Design Courses offered from 3rd
Semester (Architecture Design-I) to 10th Semester
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EXAMINATION RULES
(Thesis Design-II) are declared as prerequisite courses.
This rule applies for the Department of Architecture
only.
12.
TRANSCRIPTS
The Controller of Examinations shall issue Transcripts
to students who apply for the purpose. The transcript
shall show all courses taken to date and the grades
obtained, along with SGPA of each Semester and the
current CGPA. The title of a student's project shall also
be written on the transcript.
Grade I received by a student shall be replaced by the
grade awarded after completion of course
requirements. However, a note shall be added on the
transcript, recording the fact that grade I was initially
awarded in the course. (This should not be applicable
to I grade obtained in project in 7th semester)
The transcripts of students who are admitted by
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Migration from another institution will show the
accepted courses taken at their previous institution.
Their CGPA will be calculated using these courses as
well as courses taken at this university. However, a note
will be added to their transcript to identify their
previous institution and the courses taken at that
institution.
13.
SPECIAL PROVISIONS
Interpretation of these Academic Rules by the
authorized officers of the University shall be final.
In all cases where these Academic Rules are silent, the
decisions of the Vice Chancellor shall be final.
The University authorities reserve the right to make
any change in these Academic Rules at any time
without prior notice.
UNIVERSITY FEE
UNIVERSITY FEE
Admission, fee for two semesters and funds for the
academic year are payable in advance at the time of
admission. Candidates shall not be allowed to sit in the
University examination if they have any arrears.
(a)
In case of Admission Cancellation the refund Policy is as
under:
% of Tuition Fee
(b)
In case a student is transferred from one discipline to
another during the adjustment of seats, the fee and
other user charges shall be adjusted accordingly.
(c)
Late fee of Rs. 200/- per day (maximum upto 1,800/will be charged from the students who failed to deposit
the University dues/funds within due date for any
reason.
Time Line for Semester System
Full (100%) Fee refund Upto 7th day of commencement of classes
1.
2.
3.
4.
Half (50%) Fee refund
From 8th-15th day of commencement of classes
No Fee (0%) refund
From 16th day of commencement of classes
University dues for Civil, Agricultural, Mining and
Rs. 42,515/- PA
University dues for Mechanical, Industrial, Mechatronics,
Electrical, Electronic, Computer Systems, Computer Software,
Telecom Engineering, Architecture, Computer Science & IT
Rs. 38,885/- PA
Rationalized fee for Computer Systems, Industrial and Mechatronics
(Peshawar), Computer Software and Telecom (Mardan), Electronic
(Abbottabad), Electrical Engineering (Kohat Campus)
Rs. 50,000/- PA
Hostel Charges
(a)
For seat
(b)
For Cubical
Rs. 12,922/- PA
Rs. 14,132/- PA
Fee Charges in a Glance (Approximate)
For Regular Students:
Actual cost per student
Fee paid by student under normal fee structure
Difference borne by University/Government
For Self Sustained Programme:
Actual cost per student
Fee paid by each student under self sustained/Rationalized fee programme
Difference borne by University/Government
Rupees (per annum)
238,000/42,515/195,485/238,000/88,885/149,115/-
FEE FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS (ON SELF SUSTAINED BASIS)
(I)
A sum of US $ 15,000.00 or equivalent in Pak Rupees shall be charged in addition to the normal user
charges payable by other students. This amount will be deposited in lump sum at the time of
admission to first semester B.Sc. Engineering.
(ii)
Foreign Students admitted under the “Cultural Exchange Programme” or “Technical Assistance
Programme” will pay tuition fee as per government rules in addition to other user charges.
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UNIVERSITY FEES
EXAMINATION & OTHER FEE
1.
Registration Fee for B-Tech (4 years program)
2.
a) Re-appearing Fee for B.Sc (per subject)
b) Registration Fee for Pre-Requisite Subject (per subject)
3.
Examination Fee for B.Sc Engineering and B.Tech (Pass course & Hons.)
RATES
Rs.
1,870
(Non-refundable & Non-adjustable)
Rs.
1,330
(Non-refundable & Non-adjustable)
Rs.
1,330
(i) Regular candidates
Rs.
1,760
(ii) Re - appearing candidates
Rs.
1,760
(iii) Examination Fee per subject in case of re-appearing
Rs.
660
4.
B.Sc. Engineering Degree
Rs.
1,210
5.
Semester Transcript / D.M.C. (Ordinary)
Rs.
245
6.
Semester Transcript / D.M.C. (Urgent)
Rs.
485
7.
Final Transcript / Final D.M.C. (Ordinary) Embossed
Rs.
485
8.
Final Transcript / Final D.M.C. (Urgent) Embossed
Rs.
970
9.
i) Migration Certificate after study
Rs.
485
ii) Migration Certificate during study
Rs.
1,210
iii) Duplicate Migration Certificate
Rs.
1,210
10.
Duplicate Registration Card
Rs.
245
11.
Correction/change in name etc.
Rs.
245
12.
Provisional Certificate
Rs.
660
13.
Duplicate Provisional Certificate
Rs.
485
14.
Rechecking of scripts per paper
Rs.
365
15.
Duplicate Degree
Rs.
2,420
16.
Convocation Fee
Rs.
715
17.
Examination late Fee
Rs.
910
18.
Verification Fee (each set)
Rs.
1,100
19.
Semester Freezing Fee
Rs.
3,630
20.
Conversion Certificate
Rs.
365
21.
Summer / Crash Semester Fee (per subject) (Non-Refundable/Non-Adjustable)
Rs.
2,915
22.
Diploma Certificate Fee
Rs.
605
FEES FOR AFFILIATED COLLEGES & INSTITUTES
Affiliation fee
Application processing fee for affiliation (Non Refundable)
(a) Annual affiliation renewal fee per discipline for Undergraduate Engineering Programme
(b) Annual affiliation renewal fee per discipline for Postgraduate Engineering Programme
Registration fee per student (once)
Examination fee per student (two semesters)
Examination fee (per paper)
Degree fee
Semester Transcript / D.M.C. (Ordinary)
Semester Transcript / D.M.C. (Urgent)
Final Transcript / Final D.M.C. (Ordinary) Embossed
Final Transcript / Final D.M.C. (Urgent) Embossed
Re-Checking fee (per paper)
Duplicate Degree
Convocation Fee
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
Rs.
880,000
44,000
86,900
104,500
3,630
1,925
1,455
3,630
495
915
550
1,035
660
4,290
1,100
(VI)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
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SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS
1.
FRONTIER EDUCATION FOUNDATION (FEF)
SCHOLARSHIPS
A limited number of scholarships on the basis of poverty-cummerit are awarded under this scheme.
1.1
Rules for the Award of FEF Scholarships
(a)
The basic criteria for the award of scholarships
would be merit-cum-affordablility to be
determined by the institute.
(b)
Those whose income from salaries and/or
other resources of income is Rs. 10000/(Rupees Ten Thousand) monthly or less will be
considered to have met the conditions of inaffordability to be reflected in the
a d ve r t i s e m e nt fo r t ra n s p a re n c y b y t h e
concerned head of educational institution.
(c)
A student in receipt of any other scholarship
will not be entitled for this scholarship unless
he waives off his claim for the first scholarship.
(d)
Only those students will be eligible for the
award of this scholarship who are domiciled of
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and studying in
recognized/registered Private or Government
Educational Institutions in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
(settled area only).
(e)
The application forms should be designed and
printed by FEF as per its own requirements.
(f)
Scholarship will be paid through cheques to
t h e h e a d s o f i n st i t u t i o n s , w h o w i l l b e
responsible for the proper disbursement and
audit.
(g)
The submission of acquittance roll of the
awardee student(s) will be the responsibility of
the concerned head of institution.
(h)
In case of tie in the merit list, weightage will
be given to the poorer.
(i)
The scholarship will be renewable on the basis
of good behaviour and performance in
subsequent years. Those who secure 60% or
above marks in aggregate will be considered
for the renewal of scholarship. This will be
communicated by the concerned heads of
institutions to FEF each year.
(j)
The scholarship will not be admissible to those
who are admitted on self-finance basis. The
exception would require prior approval of
Chairman FEF on case to case basis.
(k)
After approval of the policy the required
n u m b e r o f a p p l i cat i o n fo r m s wo u l d b e
circulated to educational institutions included
in the scholarship programme of the FEF.
(l)
Proper advertisement shall be given to the
press by the head of institution and a copy of
the advertisement shall be invariably placed on
the notice board of all educational institutions
which are included in FEF scholarship program.
(m)
FEF will charge Rs. 10/- per form in order to
meet its requirements for printing and
advertisement.
(n)
The students shall submit their forms to their
respective educational institutions and FEF
shall not receive any application directly from
any student.
(o)
The heads of institutions shall process these
applications through a Selection Committee
and they would invite FEF representatives to
their meetings.
(p)
The application forms duly recommended for
award of FEF scholarship would be forwarded
to FEF after 15 days of the completion of
admissions to the institutions.
1.2
Procedure
At the beginning of the academic year, the Chairman of the
concerned department will invite applications for the award of
scholarships under this scheme from the students of the
department. The Scholarships Committee will examine these
applications and recommend the names of deserving students
to the vice-chancellor for final approval. Although the criteria
for the award of scholarships under this scheme is poverty-cummerit, however, while making recommendations, the Committee
should assign comparatively more weight to the financial status
of the applicant as compared to the weight assigned to his/her
academic standing.
2.
FEE CONCESSION AND OTHER FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Freeship in tuition fee may be granted to a deserving student
on the recommendations of the Scholarship Award Committee.
When two or more brothers or sisters are studying in the
University, then the one in the higher class shall pay full tuition
fee while the other shall pay half of the tuition fee only.
Those students, who are scholarship holders and are also
getting financial assistance from some other source, shall not be
considered eligible for fee concession from the University. The
University authorities may cancel any concession on the basis of
misconduct or false presentation. Double financial benefits such
as scholarships, financial assistance, and financial aid in any
form, from any source, shall not be allowed to any student of
the University.
Tribal students can apply for tribal scholarships to their
respective Political Agents. Students of settled areas can
approach the local, Provincial and Federal Government for the
grant of monetary aid and financial help. Besides the above,
some philanthropic voluntary organizations also offer
scholarships to deserving students studying in the University,
such as Syeda Mubarik Begum scholarships are granted through
Babar Ali Foundation, Lahore, for the promotion of education,
general uplift and welfare of needy and poor female students.
Candidates must have passed their first and second semesters
examinations by obtaining at least 3.00 CGPA.
The Students who have committed an act of indiscipline, will
not get any Scholarship/Finanacial Assistance from UET,
Peshawar. Those who are getting scholarships outside UET
sources, their sponsors shall be reported this act of indiscipline.
No Scholarship/Finanical Assistance will be extended to students
studying under non-subisidized scheme.
3.
FREESHIP IN RATIONALIZED FEE
Three freeships have been allocated for the students admitted
in the self sustained Departments. One freeship will be awarded
on merit and two on poverty basis. Minimum requirement in all
cases will be at least 2.00 CGPA with no ‘F’ grades in previous
examinations.
The merit will be determined on the basis of CGPA. However,
for the students of 1st Semester, merit will be determined on
the basis of total score at the time of admission to a program
i.e marks of Matric, F.Sc & Entrance Test. Award of freeships
shall be recommended by the Committee comprising the
following:
1.
Dean, Faculty of Engineering
2.
3.
4.
5.
Chairman of the Department
Director Finance
Provost
Incharge Student Affairs
Convener
Member
Member
Member
Secretary/Member
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Validity of freeship both on merit and poverty shall be for One
Academic Year i.e Two Semester. In case of tie, candidate with
higher merit will be awarded freeship. Freeship holders will
have to pay normal fee and other user charges of the university.
4.
CASH AWARDS TO TALENTED STUDENTS
In order to recognize merit and encourage academic
competition among students, the following cash awards will be
granted to students who secure first, second and third position
in each semester in their respective disciplines.
First position holder:
Rs. 1250/-each
Second position holder:
Rs. 750/-each
Third position holder:
Rs. 500/-each
SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS
(viii)
6.
Requirements for the grant of cash awards to students shall be
as under:
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
(iv)
The student must have secured first, second or
third position in the semester.
He/she should be a regular student of the
University.
He/she must have passed all subjects of the
semester in first attempt.
He/she must have secured at least 3.00 SGPA
in the relevant semester.
In case of tie between two students, the marks
obtained by them in their previous examination
shall be the deciding factor.
5.
AWARD FOR THE BEST STUDENT PROJECT
To encourage final year students to take interest in the Project
Work and improve its quality, the Syndicate has approved the
following rules for the award of best student project.
(i)
There shall be one award comprising of cash prize of Rs.
10,000/- certificate and shield for the group members of
the best project in each discipline. The shield inscribed
with the names of the group members shall be kept in
the respective department.
(ii) T h e a w a r d s h a l l b e g i v e n o n t h e b a s i s o f
recommendations of the Selection Committee. Best
project for the award shall be evaluated by a Selection
Committee for each department, comprising the
following:
(a)
Chairman of the Department:(Convener)
(b)
Two Senior Teachers from t h e r e s p e c t i v e
department: (Members)
(c)
One expert from outside the University to be
nominated by t h e V i c e C h a n c e l l o r o n t h e
recommendation of the Chairman of the department concerned: (Member)
(iii)
The Chairman of the department shall announce the date
for selection/competition for the best project well in
advance.
(iv)
The group of students of each project shall elect a leader
from amongst themselves. In case of individual project as in
Architectural studies, individual will present his/her work.
(v)
Every group of students or individual that has undertaken a
project shall be eligible to participate in the competition.
(vi)
In case of group project, the leader of the group shall be
responsible for organization and presenting the project to
the teaching staff and final year students of the department
concerned for appraisal.
(vii)
In order to select the best project, the Selection Committee
shall give due weightage to various components, such as the
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nature and quality of the project, the engineering and
analytical input to the work and presentation to audience.
For selecting best project, there should be at least two
projects in competition for each discipline.
GOLD MEDALS
6.1
University Gold Medals. Gold medals shall be
awarded to students in each discipline who
fulfill the following conditions:(a)
Pass all the University Examinations in first
attempt and complete the course within eight
(B.Sc. degree) and ten (B.Arch. degree)
consecutive semesters after joining the first
semester.
(b)
Secure at least 3.67 CGPA.
(c)
Stand first in aggregate marks obtained in all
examinations, in their respective disciplines. In
case of tie, more than one gold medal will be
awarded.
7.
PRESIDENTIAL AWARDS
Two cash prizes of Rs. 5,000/- each are awarded by the
President of Pakistan (one to a student from the Tribal Areas
and one from Settled Districts) to students who secure the
highest position in the Bachelor of Engineering/ Architecture
Examination.
8.
MERIT SCHOLARSHIPS
The students of 3rd, 5th and 7th semesters of B.Sc. Engineering
in each discipline and 5th, 7th and 9th semesters of B.Arch. will
be awarded university merit scholarships. These scholarships
will be awarded on the basis of results of the preceding
examinations, provided that the students qualifying for this
award are not receiving any other scholarship or financial
assistance in any form from any source. No merit scholarship
will be awarded to students with CGPA less than 2.00.
9.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO DESERVING STUDENTS
The following agencies provide financial assistance to deserving
students on merit/in affordability basis:
1.
Freeship for rationalized fee structure basis admission in
nine departments of the University www.uetpeshawar.edu.pk
2.
Frontier Education Foundation www.fef.edu.pk
3.
Professional Education Foundation www.thepef.com
4.
Pakistan Engineering Congress www.peccongress.com
5.
Mora Scholarship from zakat fund
6.
HEC Need based scholarships www.hec.gov.pk
7.
Dr. Omer Hayat Trust fund
8.
Karwan-e-ilm foundation [email protected]
9.
USAID Merit & Need Based Scholarships www.hec.gov.pk
10. HEC German Need Based Scholarships www.hec.gov.pk
11. Diya Foundation Scholarships www.diyapak.org
12. London Foundation Scholarships www.pfl.uk.net
13. National Bank of Pakistan Loan Scheme www.nbp.com.pk
14. Chief Minister Scholarships for needy students
www.pmuhed.com
15. Fast Cables Merit Scholarships www.fast-cables.com
16. JICA Endowment Fund Scholarships for needy students
17. Prime Minister National ICT Scholarships www.ictrdf.org.pk
CONDUCT & DISCIPLINE REGULATIONS
1.
(c)
TITLE
These regulations are framed under clause-7 (ii), of the
First Statute of the schedule of the University of
Engineering and Technology Amendment ordinance,
1981 and may be called “The University/Colleges
Students Conduct and Discipline Regulations”.
The University Discipline Committee constituted under
clause-7 (ii) of the First Statutes of the Schedule of the
University of Engineering and Technology, Amendment
Ordinance, 1981 shall have the authority and
jurisdiction to deal with, and decide, all cases of
indiscipline, in accordance with the University
Students Conduct and Discipline Regulations.
2.
(d)
(e)
APPLICABILITY AND COMMENCEMENT
These regulations shall apply to all students on the rolls
of the University and the affiliated Colleges of the
University.
3.
STUDENTS CODE OF HONOUR
Every student shall observe the following code of
conduct:(a)
Faithfulness in his religious duties, and
respect for convictions of others in matters
of religion, conscience and customs.
(b)
Loyalty of Pakistan, and refraining from
doing anything which might lower its
honour and prestige in any way.
(c)
Truthfulness and honesty in dealing with
others.
(d)
Respect for elders, and politeness to all,
especially to women, children, old people,
weak, deformed and the helpless.
(e)
Re s p e c t fo r te a c h e rs a n d o t h e rs i n
authority in the University.
(f)
Cleanliness of body, mind, speech and
habits.
(g)
Helpfulness to fellow-beings.
(h)
Devotion to studies and sports.
(i)
Protection of Government property.
4.
PROHIBITED ACTS
The students should refrain from:(a)
Smoking in class-rooms, laboratories,
workshops, examination halls, or
Convocation Hall, and during study or
academic functions.
(b)
Using or carrying of alcoholic drinks or
other intoxicating drugs, within the
University Campus or University Hostels or
during instruction, sports or cultural tours
or survey camps or entering such places or
attending any such tour of camp while
under the influence of such intoxicants, or
any other University/ College functions
outside the Campus.
(f)
(g)
(h)
5.
Organizing or taking part in any function
within the University campus or hostel, or
organizing any club or society of students
or students associations, unions and
federations, except in accordance with the
prescribed rules and regulations.
Collecting any money, receiving funds or
pecuniary assistance for, or on behalf, of
the University, except with the written
permission of the vice-chancellor
/Principal.
Staging, inciting or participating in any
walk-out, strike, or other form of agitation
against the University or its teachers or
officers, inciting any one to violence,
disruption of the peaceful atmospheres of
t h e U n i v e r s i t y i n a n y w a y, m a k i n g
provocative speeches or gestures which
may cause resentment, issuing of
pamphlets or cartoons casting aspersions
on the teachers or staff of the University
or the University bodies, or doing anything
in anyway likely to promote rift and hatred
among the various groups or castes of
students community, issuing statements in
the press making false accusations or
lowering the prestige of the University or
writing and pasting posters on the walls.
Bringing, carrying and keeping of fire arms
or any other weapon (of any nature/type)
forbidden by law, within the University
Campus, class-rooms, hostels and offices.
Causing damage to University property or
government public property.
Use of loud speakers, mega-phones,
“decks” in the University hostels and on
campus.
ACTS OF INDISCIPLINE
A student will be deemed to have committed an act
of indiscipline if he/she:
(a)
Commits a breach of rules of conduct
specified above, or
(b)
Disobeys the lawful order or a teacher or
other person in authority in the University,
or
(c)
Habitually neglects his work or habitually
absents himself from his class without valid
reason; or
(d)
Wilfully damages University (or) public
property or the property of a fellow
student or any teacher or any employee of
the University or
(e)
Does not pay the fees, fines, or, other dues
payable, under the University Regulations
and Rules; or
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(f)
(g)
6.
Does not comply with the rules relating to
residence in hostels, or uses indecent
language, wears immodest clothes, makes
indecent remarks or gestures, or behaves
in a disorderly manner, or commits any
criminal immoral or dishonorable act (
whether committed within the University
Campus or outside) or any act which is
detrimental to the interest of the
University. False personification or giving
false information or willful suppression of
facts, information cheating or deceiving the
University
Forging, mutilating, altering erasing or
otherwise tampering with any document
connected with examination, receipt of
University fees / dues or making undue use
of such documents.
PROCEDURE IN CASE OF BREACH OF
DISCIPLINE
The vice-chancellor , if in his opinion an act of indiscipline
can more appropriately be dealt with by the University
Discipline Committee, may refer it to the University
Discipline Committee for necessary action under the
Rules/Regulations.
7.
RUSTICATION AND EXPULSION
(i)
Rustication
(a) Rustication, whenever imposed on a
College/University student, shall
always mean the loss of one semester
or one academic year so far his
appearance in a University
examination is concerned. The
rusticated student may be admitted
in the University on the expiry of the
rustication period.
(b)
(ii)
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(d)
8.
GENERAL
(i)
(ii)
(iii)
9.
Cases of expulsion will be registered
in the University and notified to all
Departments and Universities.
The authority, which has the power to
rusticate could also withdraw the same
order before the expiry of the period.
No student shall be rusticated/expelled
from the University unless he has been
served with the Show Cause Notice, and
allowed a reasonable time for explan-ation
and replying to the charges framed against
him.
When in the opinion of the Discipline
Committee the rustication or expulsion is
not called for in a case referred to it, may
impose any other penalty or penalties
mentioned in the above Regulations.
APPEAL
(i)
(ii)
An appeal against the punishment awarded
by the University Discipline Committee can
be made to the Appellate Committee.
No appeal by a student against the
decision of the University Discipline
Committee shall be entertained unless it is
presented within thirty days from the date
on which the decision is communicated to
him.
This code of conduct will repeal all
previous Regulations relating to Expulsion
and Rustication or any other instructions
relating to the maintenance of discipline
among the students.
No fee will be charged from a
rusticated student for the month or
months during which his name is
struck off the rolls.
Expulsion
(a) The period of expulsion will be
counted from the date of issue of
such a notice by the University.
Expulsion period can vary.
(b)
Name of the expelled student will
immediately be removed from the
Department's rolls, and no fee will be
charged from him/her for subsequent
months.
(c)
A student expelled from a
Department may be re-admitted into
that Department or another affiliated
College after the expiry of the period
of expulsion.
UNIVERSITY CONDUCT & DISCIPLINE REGULATIONS 2002 (Amended in 2006)
Penalties which may be imposed by the University authorities
For various offences committed are given below:
S.No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
OFFENCE
Using/carrying of alcoholic drinks or other intoxicating drugs
within the University Campus or University Hostels or during
Study Tour or Cultural Tours or Survey Camps, any such tours of
any other University/College or outside the campus under the
influence of such intoxicants or misbehaving with others,
especially females, during tours etc.
Organizing or taking part in any function within the University
Campus or hostel or organizing any club or society of students
or students association, unions or federation, except in
accordance with the prescribed rules and regulations.
PENALTY
Debar from classes for one week or fine not
exceeding Rs. 10,000/OR
Expulsion from the University.
Stern warning and / or
Fine not exceeding Rs. 20,000/-,
AND / OR
Expulsion from hostel accommodation, if
relevant.
Collecting any money or receiving funds or pecuniary All money supposed to have collected shall be
assistance for or on behalf of the University, except with the confiscated in favour of the University.
written permission of the vice-chancellor .
AND/OR
Fine not exceeding Rs. 10,000/Staging or inciting or forcing fellow students to a walkout from
classes or examination halls or organizing, conducting or
participating in strikes or agitation or violence against the
University authorities or members of teaching or
administrative staff or disrupting the classes or any other
academic activity of the University being held inside or outside
the campus.
Expulsion from the University for one to four
semesters/two academic years, depending on
the nature and gravity of the crime.
AND / OR
Fine not exceeding Rs. 20,000/-
Casting aspersions or using abusive and derogatory language
in speeches, pamphlets or posters against the University
authorities or members of teaching or administrative staff of
the University or physically manhandling, beating or disgracing
the University authorities or members of the teaching or
administrative staff of the University or committing an act of
moral turpitude against fellow students.
Expulsion from the University for one to six
semesters/ three years, depending on the
nature and gravity of the crime.
AND / OR
Conducting or inciting or participating in a violent attack on the Permanent expulsion from the University.
offices of the University authorities, Chairmen, faculty AND / OR
members or other officers of the University.
Fine not exceeding Rs. 50,000/Damaging/destroying or trying to damage/ destroy the
property (movable or immovable) of the University or
University employees or Government or any other Public
Organization or stealing or taking away by force any item of
University property.
Recovery of the amount equal to the value of the
damage caused; and / or fine not exceeding Rs.
20,000/AND / OR
Rustication from the University.
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8.
Bringing, carrying or keeping or firing of arms o r a ny o t h e r
weapon (of any nature/type) within the University campus or
class rooms or hostels or examination halls or offices of the
University.
9.
Using loudspeakers or mega-phones in the University hostels
or on the University campus or making provocative speeches
or gestures which may cause resentment or doing anything in
anyway which is likely to promote rift and hatred among
various groups or castes of students community or issuing
statements in the press, making false accusations against the
University or University Authorities or members of teaching
staff.
Fine not exceeding Rs. 20,000/AND / OR
Expulsion from the hostel. Expulsion from the
University for a maximum period of two
semesters / one year.
Fine not exceeding Rs. 20,000/-; expulsion from
the hostel.
AND / OR
Expulsion from the University for maximum
period of two semesters / one year.
10.
Misbehaving and not cooperating with faculty members, Fine not exceeding Rs. 20,000/-; expulsion from
University proctors, Hostel Wardens, and other authorities.
the hostel. AND / OR
Expulsion from the University for maximum
period of two semesters / one year.
11.
Forming political wing of any political party, student union, Fine not less than Rs. 5,000/- AND / OR
student federation, or associations based on linguistic, Stern warning.
ethnical, territorial, religions affiliation, or any other platform. Rustication / expulsion from University.
12.
Holding “Dars” or “Waaz-o-Naseehat” and collection of funds Rustication / expulsion from University.
for political, religious party or group within the campus AND / OR
without permission of the University authorities.
13.
Carrying any activity of what-so-ever nature that does not Rustication / expulsion from University.
come under the definition of curricular and co-curricular
AND / OR
activities that is not allowed and organized by the University
Fine not exceeding Rs. 20,000/authorities.
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HOSTEL REGULATIONS
maintenance of order and discipline in the hostel. The Resident
Warden is the first point of contact between the Resident
students and university administration.
GENERAL
Accommodation in hostels is a privilege and cannot be
claimed as a matter of right. Accommodation being limited
in hostels may not be provided to all the applicants and
will be provided only on the availability of seats in hostels
in the Main Campus and Satellite Campuses. The
residential accommodation is an equal and merit based
opportunity and preference is given only to those
applicants who hail from far-off places. Hostel accommodation at various campuses of the university is available
as under:
All complaints regarding any student or member of hostel staff,
any queries and any problems relating to hostel shall be brought
forth before the Resident Warden. Students must never take
matters into their own hands. Bearers and other staff have been
provided in each hostel to facilitate resident students. A senior
warden supervises the Resident Wardens in the discharge of their
duties. The Provost serves as the overall in-charge of the hostels
and sets policy guidelines for the hostel administration. The
campus coordinator for the remote campuses acts as Provost for
his/her campus.
Peshawar:
Six hostels for 1508 male students and two
hostels for 140 female students.
Mardan:
Four hostels for 240 male students and one
hostel for 50 female students.
Bannu:
Three hostels for 296 male students and one
Abbottabad:
Two hostels for 300 male students and one for
100 female students.
Kohat:
There is no hostel facility available at Kohat
Campus, So far.
Jalozai:
Two hostels for 420 male students and one
Note: Due to the lack of space/accomodation in UET Hostels,
the hostel facility will not be provided to the Self Finance and
Ex-Final year students.
Security officer will supervise a team of highly trained security
guards recruited from retired Pakistan Army personnel. Security
guards will perform duty on the gates of the hostels who will only
allow lawful residence into hostels. Security officer will be overall
incharge of security of hostels. He can visit surprisely rooms of
any hostel at any time for check of any weapon, drugs, intoxicant,
rods, daggers and harmful materials etc.
The residents of hostels are required to abide by the rules and
regulations of the university hostels as laid down in this
prospectus and notified from time to time by the hostel and
university administration. Misconduct by any resident student
may be punished directly by the Resident warden with a fine of up
to Rs. 10000/- or it may be reported by the Resident Warden to
the Convener Hostel Disciplinary Committee through the Senior
Warden for further action. The Hostel Discipline Committee may
forward any case to University Discipline Committee (UDC), if it
deems fit.
Proper boarding, lodging and mess facilities are available to the
residents in each hostel. The mess in each hostel operates on a
no-profit no-loss basis.
Each hostel is looked after by a resident warden, who is
responsible for the implementation of hostels rules,
University Hostels and Available Accommodation
S.No
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Name of Hostel
Shah Wali Ullah Hostel No. 3 (Old Block)
Shah Wali Ullah Hostel No. 3 (New Block)
Shahibzada Abdul Qayyum Hostel No.4
Syed Jamal-ud-Din Afghani Hostel No.5
Mehmood Ghaznavi Hostel No. 8
Engineering Hostel No.11
Sardar Abdur Rab Nishtar Hostel, Hostel No. 12
Engineering Girls’ Hostel (Old & New)
Engineering Boys Hostels, Mardan Campus
Engineering Girls’ Hostel, Mardan Campus
Engineering Hostel, Bannu Campus
Engineering Boys’ Hostel, Abbottabad Campus
Engineering Girls’ Hostel, Abbottabad Campus
Boys Hostel (Block A), Jalozai Campus
Boys Hostel (Block B), Jalozai Campus
Girls Hostel (Block A), Jalozai Campus
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ADMISSION
1.1
Hostel admission will be granted only to those
students who are on regular rolls of the University.
The facility of hostel accommodation to full time
postgraduate students may be provided subject to
No. of Seats
120
414
125
128
222
299
200
140
261
50
311
300
100
210
210
210
availability.
1.2
Students desirous of hostel accommodation are
required to apply on the prescribed hostel admission
form on or before the last date
announced for the purpose. Students shall submit
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duly completed forms, alongwith five Passport size
photographs duly attested by the head of the
concerned department, to the office of the Head of
their respective department. The forms after
necessary scrutiny will then be forwarded to office of
the Provost. No application form for hostel admission
shall be entertained after the closing date.
1.3
1.4
1.5
The provost office will prepare a merit list of the
applicants after necessary scrutiny of admission
forms. The provost office will distribute hostel
admission cards among the eligible candidates as per
merit list displayed. Each card will bear hostel name
and father’s name of the students, the hostel name
and room number allotted to the student and a
photograph of the student. The students shall submit
their cards within 15-days after the allotment to the
concerned warden and upon acceptance of which
they shall become residents of that hostel and will be
under disciplinary supervision of the hostel
administration. If a student fails to submit his card to
the concerned warden within due time, his hostel
card shall stand void.
Seats in the hostels will be allocated to each
department in proportion to the number of
applicants for hostel accommodation from each
department.. Preference shall be given to those
applicants who hail from far-flung areas and do well
in terms of merit.
Local students will not be granted accommodation in
university hostels. The hostel admission of any
resident student shall be cancelled if at any
point/time he/she is found to have been having a
residence (owned/rented/official) at the time of
allotment. He/she shall be penalized as deemed fit by
the hostel and university administration.
1.6
The hostel authority has the right to refuse/cancel
hostel admission of students who misuse their
privilege.
1.7
A student can request the cancellation of his/her
hostel admission. The student will be eligible to
receive all the refundable amounts if the request is
received within one month of the closing date of
allotment of hostel accommodation. No refund will
be allowed after that.
1.8
A student whose admission is cancelled by the hostel
authorities on disciplinary grounds shall not be
entitled to receive his hostel security.
1.9
Students who fail to complete their degree within the
prescribed time (8 semesters/ 4 years) will not be
entitled for hostel admission. The hostel authorities
under special circumstances may consider such
application for admission provided the applicant
maintains regular attendance in classes.
1.10
Application for hostel admission, from students
whose admission has been cancelled in the past on
disciplinary grounds, shall not be entertained.
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HOSTEL REGULATIONS
1.11
Re-Admission cases may be considered subject to
availability of seats in hostels and validity of the
reasons for re-admission. Cases of re-admission bear
minimum priority to the hostel authorities.
2.
ALLOTMENT
2.1
The warden of a hostel shall provide room/seat to a
student within three days of the submission of
his/her hostel card. However handing
over/possession may take longer depending upon the
time required to complete the process of shifting by
ex-room holders.
2.2
Cubicle rooms will be allotted to final year students
only, subject to availability.
2.3
Students of 1st, 2nd and 3rd years will be
accommodated in bi-seater or tri-seater rooms.
2.4
Foreign students will be accommodated in a specified
hostel (presently Syed Jamal-ud-Din Afghani, Hostel
No.5).
2.5
Students are not allowed to interchange their rooms
in the Hostel with each other with out permission of
the warden. Any violation will result in initiation of
serious disciplinary proceedings against the violators.
3
HOSTEL DISCIPLINE & ORDER
3.1
The Residents students must submit an undertaking
of good conduct as provided by the university on
judicial stamp paper before they can be issued hostel
admission cards. The affidavits must be duly signed
by the parent/guardian of the concerned student. A
student, who fails to submit the duly filled affidavit,
shall not be allowed to enter the hostel. The
following must also be ensured with regards to the
guardian of a student:
(a)
A guardian can only be a Blood Relative i.e. elder
sibling, paternal or maternal uncle.
(b)
The parent/guardian must accompany the student to
the hostel and he/she would be required to submit a
copy of his/her CNIC along with the affidavit.
(c)
Any student, who fails to furnish the above, shall not
be allowed to enter the hostel premises.
(d)
Every resident student shall be issued a boarder card,
after due verification and collection of duly filled
affidavits. The students must keep these cards at all
times with them and they will be allowed entry into
their hostels only after presenting this card to the
security guard.
(e)
Residents shall abide by hostel rules and regulations
in letter and spirit. Violation of hostel rules and
regulations or any order issued by the hostel
administration shall render a resident liable for
imposition of fine and/or expulsion from the hostel
and to such other actions as deemed fit by the
University authorities.
3.2
Anybody (be it a student of the university) who is not
a resident of the hostel is not allowed to enter or stay
in the hostel premises.
3.3
Day scholars and residents of one hostel are not
allowed overnight stay in any other UET hostel.
Similarly, guests, family members or anyone else, are
strictly prohibited overnight stay at nay UET hostel.
3.4
Resident students can entertain their guests within
the prescribed visiting hours only in the guest rooms
prescribed for the said purpose in each hostel. No
resident can entertain a guest in his room.
3.5
Residents are strictly forbidden of keeping any arms,
intoxicants, drugs, rods or daggers, and harmful
materials etc in the hostel. Any violation of this rule
will result in serious disciplinary against the violator
and may lead to imposition of heavy fines and
expulsion from the hostel. The hostel administration
may initiate criminal proceedings against the violator
and refer the matter to the police.
3.6
Residents are not allowed to use heaters, air coolers
and air conditioners in their rooms. Any violation will
lead to imposition of fine, recovery of charges
incurred and confiscation of the forbidden item.
Every Resident student is responsible for the peace
and tranquility of hostel environment. Resident
students are not allowed to play music or any
instrument loudly.
Residents are not allowed to participate in any
political activity.
Residents are not allowed to invite any political
figure, scholar or any individual for any speech,
lecture or sermon or to circulate any unpublished or
published material for this purpose.
Residents are not allowed to assemble crowds or
congregations within the hostel premises for any
purpose e.g lunch, dinner, iftaar, political etc.
Entry of females into boys' hostels is strictly
prohibited & vice versa.
Residents shall keep their rooms clean and tidy. They
shall also be responsible to keep their rooms properly
locked in case they leave the room. Residents shall
not keep expensive items (cost of which exceeds Rs.
1000/-) or cash in their rooms. The hostel authorities
will not be responsible for any loss.
3.7
3.8
3.9
3.10
3.11
3.12
3.13
Residents are not allowed to park bicycles,
motorcycles or cars within the hostel premises. The
hostel authorities would not be responsible for any
loss or damage incurred by the student.
3.14
Residents are not allowed to ride bicycles or
motorbikes inside the hostel premises. Any violation
will be dealt with seriously.
3.15
Resident students shall not use and shall not allow
the use of their accommodation for any purpose
other than that prescribed and allowed by the hostel
administration.
3.16
Resident students who in the view of the hostel
authorities are not residing in their rooms shall have
their hostel admissions cancelled.
3.17
Any complaints against the hostel staff may be
brought into the notice of the hostel warden or the
provost. Residents are not allowed to deal with the
hostel staff directly on their own.
3.18
Resident students shall not insist on the hostel
bearers to bring contraband goods for them.
Residents shall not insist on the hostel staff to indulge
in activities other than their prescribed job
responsibilities.
3.19
The Warden of the hostel may impose a fine of up to
Rs. 5000/- on any resident student who violates the
hostel rules and regulations or orders of the hostel
authorities. Prior to imposing any penalty on the
Resident Student the Warden may serve him with a
show cause notice to which the student must
respond in writing within the specified timeframe.
The Warden may decide to do away with any penalty
if he finds the response of the student satisfactory or
may decide otherwise. The Warden may forward the
case to the Hostel Discipline Committee through the
Senior Warden for further action. The Hostel
Discipline Committee can report a case of indiscipline
to the University Discipline Committee if it deems
fit.
3.20
Regulations for Hostel Warden (see on page 73)
3.21
Appeal
An appeal against the punishment awarded by the
Resident Warden shall be forwarded to the Hostel
Discipline Committee within fifteen days.
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HOSTEL DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE
4.1
The Hostel Discipline Committee (HDC) will be
formed by the Provost under clause 8 of Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa, UET Ordinance No. XIII of 1980 and
(amended) Ordinance No. IX of 1981.
4.2
Cases of indiscipline by the resident students may be
forwarded to the Hostel Discipline Committee by the
Resident Warden through the Senior Warden. The
Convener of HDC in consultation with the Provost will
call a meeting of HDC, at a place and time convenient
to the committee members, to conduct hearings in
the case.
4.3
The Hostel Discipline Committee will decide the cases
according to hostel conduct and discipline
regulations.
4.4
The Hostel Discipline Committee may forward the
cases needing severe penalties (such as imposition of
a fine of more than Rs. 40,000/- and or
expulsion/rustications from the university) to the
University Discipline Committee.
4.5
The decision of the HDC will be communicated in
writing and will be duly signed by all members. The
Assistant Provost will be responsible for recording the
minutes and decisions of the committee, keeping
proper record of all cases, and communication of
decisions to all members, concerned students and
wardens.
Regulations for Hostel Discipline Committee (see on
page 73)
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5
APPEAL
7.6
5.1
An appeal against the punishment awarded by the
Hostel Discipline Committee shall be forwarded to
the University Discipline Committee.
All the members of the mess shall take their meals in
the Dining Hall of the hostel. No meals shall be
served in their rooms by the hostel bearers.
7.7
5.2
No appeal by student against the decision of the
Hostel Discipline Committee shall be entertained
unless it is presented within 15 days of the date on
which the decision is communicated to him/her.
Smoking is strictly prohibited in the hostel mess and
premises. Moreover resident students must not
create any sort of disturbance or discomfort to their
fellow students in the hostel mess.
7.8
Residents shall not use hostel lawns, common room
and other places for lunch, dinner, breakfast or tea.
7.9
Residents of the hostel are not allowed to bring food
from outside the hostel into the hostel mess.
6.
HOSTEL CHARGES
Hostel charges can be changed from time to time by
the University authorities. Hostel charges for the year
2015-2016 (till further orders) are as follows:-
S.N
a)
1.
2.
b)
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Description of Charges
University Fund
University Fund for Seats
University Fund for Cubical
Hostel Fund
Hostel Security (Refundable/adjustable)
Mess Security (Refundable/adjustable)
Gas Advance (Refundable/adjustable)
Contingency (Non-Refundable)
Hostel Card & Student Affidavit
Amount
Season
Rs. 12,922/- P.A
Rs. 14,132/- P.A
Rs. 500/- P.A
Rs. 1500/- P.A
Rs. 1000/- P.A
Rs. 1500/- P.A
Rs. 200/- P.A
HOSTEL MESS
7.1
Each resident of the hostel will automatically be
considered as a member of the hostel mess unless his
membership is suspended by the Resident Warden.
No member of the mess is allowed to close his mess
account for a period of less than three days. A mess
member who wishes to close his mess account shall
inform the office assistant one day before doing so.
7.2
The hostel mess will be monitored by a Food
Committee comprising of Resident students of the
hostel and appointed by the Resident Warden with
the approval of the Provost. The continuation of the
members of the Food Committee will be decided
upon their progress. The Food Committee shall
prepare a menu on weekly/monthly basis with the
approval of the Resident Warden.
7.3
The Resident Warden shall supervise and check the
mess daily or on alternate day. The senior warden or
Provost may make surprise visits to the Hostel
Mess.
7.4
The Resident Students must pay their mess dues
before the 15th of each month. A fine amounting to
10% of the total dues (rounded to the closest
multiple of 10) shall be charged for late payment of
dues after the due date. The Resident Warden
reserves the right to change the amount of fine to be
imposed on the resident students in case of late
payment.
The Hostel Mess shall remain open during the time
prescribed for each meal. Residents shall not be
allowed to demand food after the prescribed time
limit.
Opening gate time Closing gate time
Winter
Summer
8.2
Rs. 4700/- P.A
7
77
HOSTEL GATES TIMINGS
Following timings will be observed for boys hostels.
(Non-Refundable)
Total:
7.5
8
8.1
9
7:00 A.M
6:00 A.M
10:00 P.M
11:00 P.M
A Boarder card will be issued by the provost office to
the residents. All the students are subject to keep the
Boarder card with them in the hostel and university
premises. This card will serve as a proof of a student's
identity as a Boarder. No student will be allowed
entry into the hostel without his Boarder Card.
NOTICES & WALL CHALKING
No resident will be allowed to paste or exhibit any
notice printed/hand written or other material, in
writing anywhere in the hostel except those duly
signed by the hostel warden; no resident student is
allowed to engage in wall chalking inside the hostel
premises. Any violation of this rule is subject to strict
disciplinary action.
10
COMPLAINTS
All complaints about matters relating to the hostels
shall be reported to the warden of the hostels.
Students must never take matters into their own
hands, otherwise they'll be held liable for strict
disciplinary action.
11
UTENSILS, FURNITURE AND ELECTRIC
INSTALLATIONS.
11.1
Residents are not allowed to take utensils from the
dining hall/hostel mess and furniture from common
room to their rooms or other hostels. Residents are
not allowed to move any hostel furniture or other
items from their designated places. Any violation will
be subject to strict disciplinary action.
11.2
Every Resident of the hostel will be provided with a
bed, a table and a chair. He/she will be responsible
for any loss or breakage thereof. Residents who
willfully destroy or damage any hostel property shall
pay for damages and will be heavily fined.
11.3
All rooms of hostels have necessary electric fittings.
Student/s residing in these rooms shall be
responsible for the proper use and safety of these
fittings.
12
COMMON ROOM
12.1
Each hostel shall have a Common Room Committee
comprising of three to five resident students of that
hostel and shall be appointed by the concerned
Warden. The Committee will look after the affairs of
the Common Room under the supervision of the
hostel warden.
12.2
12.3
12.4
The Resident Warden shall take actions to provide
residents with newspapers, magazines, material for
indoor games and fulfill other maintenance
requirements of the hostel. These needs shall be met
through the contingency fund of the hostel. The
Resident Warden shall determine the appropriation
of contingency funds for these purposes.
Film shows are not allowed inside the hostels. Special
permission of the Provost must be sought for the
arrangement and use of microphones in any function
whatsoever inside the hostel premises. Non residents
shall not be allowed to enter and participate in any
activity inside the hostel premises without the prior
permission of the warden. No professional artist
shall be invited to perform inside the hostel premises.
Social and cultural activities like indoor games,
dramas, debates etc. can be arranged by resident
students in the hostel from time to time with the
permission of the Resident Warden. The Resident
Warden shall decide the fate of such requests
through consultation with the Senior Warden and the
Provost.
15
REGIONAL SOCIETIES / POLITICAL / RELIGIOPOLITICAL GROUPS
Resident students are not allowed to form or be
associated with political, regional, Religio-political or
any sort of group in the hostel. Resident students are
not allowed to use or let their rooms be used as
offices of any group. Resident students are not
allowed to conduct meetings of any nature under the
umbrella of any such group inside the hostel
premises. Any violation of these rules will be liable
for strict disciplinary proceedings against those
involved.
16
CLOSURE OF HOSTELS
The university hostels shall remain closed during the
vacations. All resident students shall be required to
vacate the hostels except those who are in
examination or have enrolled in summer semester.
The administration may provide an alternate
arrangement for those who are in examination or
enrolled in summer semester. Foreign students may
be allowed to stay in their hostel during vacations.
17
SPECIAL REGULATIONS FOR GIRLS’ HOSTELS
17.1
Female students shall go straight to their hostels after
the completion of their classes in their respective
departments.
17.2
Night attendance of the Resident students shall be
taken on a daily basis.
17.3
The Warden shall carry out surprise visits to the
rooms of Resident students.
17.4
The Hostel Gates Timing
Following timetable will strictly be observed for
opening and closing girls hostel gates:
13
HOSTEL STAFF
13.1
Private/personal servants are not allowed in hostels.
Every hostel is manned with designated staff to look
after the needs of resident students e.g. bearers,
water carriers, sweepers and gardener etc. The hostel
staff is answerable to the warden of the hostel. Any
complaint against the staff should be communicated
to the warden of the hostel in writing. Staff is
required to serve the resident students inside the
hostel premises according to the duties assigned to
them by the hostel administration.
17.5
Misbehavior by the resident students with the hostel
staff is subject to strict disciplinary action against the
perpetrators.
17.6
Visitors and Permission for Going Out
Every resident of the Girls' hostel must submit a list
of three visitors duly signed by her parents/guardian
along with photocopies of their CNICs at the time of
admission.
17.7
Only parents/guardian and authorized visitors shall
be allowed to visit female resident students during
the following visiting hours:
13.2
14
PROHIBITION OF VALUABLES
14.1
The resident students are not allowed to keep
valuable items like car, motorcycle, VCR, VCP, Video
Camera, T.V Set, gold, expensive mobtile phones,
large sum of money etc. The hostel administration
shall bear no responsibility in case of any loss or
theft.
14.2
Season
Winter (October to March)
Saturday: 3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Sunday: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Summer (April to September)
Resident students are allowed to keep computers,
Laptops without external speakers/woofers in their
rooms at their own risk for educational purposes
only. The hostel administration shall bear no
responsibility in case of any loss or theft.
Saturday: 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
Sunday: 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM
17.8
Opening gate Time Closing gate Time
Winter
7:00 A.M
6:00 P.M
Leave
Applications and
Summer
7:00Complaints
A.M
7:00 P.M
Application for leave and complaint shall be
submitted to the Warden/Senior Warden. Residents
must have their applications signed by the
Warden/Senior Warden before leaving the hostel
premises.
Only parents/guardian and authorized visitors can
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take a resident student for shopping/overnight stay
on weekends.
17.9
17.10
Permission to meet the authorized visitors must be
obtained from the Warden or Provost. Male visitors
shall meet the residents only in the visitor's room for
minimum possible time to avoid inconvenience to
other students.
The resident students may attend the university's
departmental functions and study tours subject to
the permission of the Warden or Provost.
17.11
Permission for going out must be obtained one day in
advance. While going out a resident, must sign in the
Register giving time of departure, place and phone
number of the place of visit and time of return. She
must also sign in the register upon her return.
17.12
Guests: Border students will not be allowed to invite
female guests for casual meals or for night stay
without the prior permission of the hostel
warden/Provost.
A: REGULATIONS FOR HOSTEL WARDEN
Violation of Hostel Rules or Disobeying the
orders of Hostel Administration
First time: Fine upto a maximum of Rs. 5000/Second time: Cancellation of Hostel Privilege for next sessions and/or
expulsion from hostel.
2
Using Electric Heaters/Air Conditioners
First time: Fine upto a maximum of Rs. 5000/- and recovery of
estimated electricity charges alongwith confiscation of the appliances
Second time: Cancellation of Hostel Privilege for next sessions and/or
expulsion from hostel.
3
Installing internal locks in the allotted rooms
Fine upto a maximum of Rs. 5000/-
4
Playing games in hostel lawns or corridors
5
Smoking in hostel premises, sleeping in
prayer hall or common room/study room
and any matter of this nature
6
Keeping non-residents in the room
Fine upto a maximum of Rs. 5000/-and cancellation of hostel privilege
for next sessions and/or expulsion from hostel.
1
B: REGULATIONS FOR HOSTEL DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE
79
1
Keeping non-residents in hostel room
First time: Fine upto a maximum of Rs. 40,000/Second time: Cancellation of Hostel Privilege for next sessions and/or
expulsion from Hostel.
2
Keeping arms, explosives, intoxicants, and
drugs or anything alike.
Fine upto a maximum of Rs.40,000/- and cancellation of hostel privilege for
next session and/or expulsion from hostel.
3
Playing games in hostel lawns and corridors.
Fine upto a maximum of Rs. 20,000/-
4
Misbehavior with Hostel Staff or
Administration or fellow students.
Fine upto a maximum of Rs. 40,000/- and/or expulsion from Hostel
and/or cancellation of hostel privilege for next sessions.
5
Invitation to any political figures, scholar or any
individual for any speech, lecture, sermon or to
circulate any unpublished or published material
for this purpose inside or outside the hostel.
Pasting posters/notices etc. without the written
permission of hostel administration and/or wall
chalking and such other activities.
Fine upto a maximum of Rs. 40,000/- and/or expulsion from hostel
and/or cancellation of hostel privilege for next sessions.
6
Damaging/theft or misuse of hostel
property and hostel card
Recovery of loss and Fine upto a maximum of Rs. 40,000/- and/or expulsion
from hostel and/or cancellation of hostel privilege for next sessions.
7
Subletting of one seat or room to outsiders
Cancellation of Hostel seat and fine of Rs. 10,000/- to 20,000/- for
subletting a seat and fine of Rs. 20,000/- to 40,000/- for subletting a room.
8
Willful absence from HDC meeting by a
Student
A fine of upto Rs. 10,000/- for the first time and cancellation of hostel seat
and exparte action.
HOSTEL ADMINISTRATION
Designation
Name
Phone
1
Provost, University Hostels
Prof. Dr. Amjad Ali
Off: 091-9218375
2
Deputy Provost, University Hostels
Mr. Samin Khan
Off: 091-9216505
3
Assistant Provost, University Hostels
Mr. Azeem Khan
Off: 091-9216505
4
Engineering Girls' Hostel
a) Resident Warden
b) Resident Warden
c) Assistant Warden
d) Assistant Warden
a)
b)
c)
d)
091-9218644
5
a) Resident Warden
b) Assistant Warden
a) Engr. Saleem Ullah
b) Engr. Jibran
091-9216462
091-9218070
6
a) Resident Warden
b) Assistant Warden
a) Mr. Habib-ur-Rehman Marwat
b) Engr. Asif Khan
091-9216675
a) Engr. Dr. Muhammad Sadiq
091-9216676
S.No.
7
a) Resident Warden
Engr. Tayyaba Bibi
Engr. Ishrat Noor
Sana Rehman
Madeeha Amir Zeb
8
a) Resident Warden
b) Assistant Warden
a) Engr. Dr. Laiq Hasan
b) Engr. Muhammad Umair
091-9216667
9
a) Resident Warden
b) Assistant Warden
a) Engr. Imran Khan Swati
b) Engr. Wajid Ali
091-9216678
091-9216599
10
a) Resident Warden
b) Assistant Warden
a) Engr. Fazli Yazdan
b) Engr. Ammad Khalil
091-9239267
80
S.No.
11
12
13
14
81
Designation
Abbottabad Campus:
i. Jalal Baba Boys Hostel
a) Warden
b) Assistant Warden
ii. Sarban Hall Boys Hostel
a) Warden
b) Assistant Warden
iii. Fatima Girls Hostel
a) Warden
b) Assistant Warden
Mardan Campus:
i. Ahmad Shah Abdali
Warden
ii. Hostel-II
Warden
iii. Hostel-III
Warden
iv. Ayeshah Girls Hostel
Warden
Bannu Campus:
Provost
Assistant Provost (Senior Warden)
i. Allama Iqbal Hostel
a) Warden
b) Assistant Warden
ii. Faqir Epi Hostel
a) Warden
b) Assistant Warden
iii. Rehman Baba Hostel
a) Warden
b) Assistant Warden
iv. Girls Hostel
a) Warden
Jalozai Campus
I. Boys Hostel (Block A)
a) Warden
HOSTEL REGULATIONS
Name
Phone
a) Engr. Mazhar Sher
b) Arch Habibullah
0992-381700
a) Engr. Akhtar Munir
b) Arch Azmat Ali Khan
a) Engr. Munaza Razzaq
b) Engr. Memoona Gul
0992-385782
0937-9230069
Engr. Fahimullah Khan
0937-9230295
Engr. Sajjad Ali
Engr. Shagufta Naz
0937-9230236
Dr. Fayaz Ahmad
Engr. Akhtar Gul
a) Engr. Abdus Salam
0928-610804
a) Engr. Fawad Ahmad
b) Engr. Latifullah
a) Mr. Tufail Ahmad
b) Engr. Basit Khan
a) Engr. Najvia
0928-610802
Engr. Ahmad Ali
0923-577 350
CONTACTS
University of Engineering & Technology,
Peshawar (Operator)
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6796-98
Engr. Syed Imtiaz Hussain Gilani
Vice Chancellor
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6493-4
Email: [email protected]
Prof. Dr. Noor Mohammad
Dean, Faculty of Engineering
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6495
Prof. Dr. M. Innayatullah Khan Babar
Registrar
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6496
Secretary BOASAR
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6791
Director Postgraduate Studies
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6081
Mr. Nek Muhammad Khan
Treasurer
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6497
Prof. Dr. Amjad Ali
Provost
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6502 / 921 6796-98
(Ext. 3036)
Mr. Habib-ur-Rehman
Controller of Examinations
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6989
Mr. Muhammad Ali Sheikh
Director Media & Publications
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6043
Manager, IT Centre
Ph: (+92-91) 921 8601
Advisor Student Affairs
Ph: (+92-91) 921 8160
Dr. Khan Shahzada
Chief Proctor
Ph: (+92-91) 922 2075
Dr. Afzal Khan
Chief Editor Journal of Engineering & Applied
Sciences (JEASE)
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6796-8
Chairmen:
Prof. Dr. Taj Ali Khan
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6500
Dr. Saeed Gul
Ph: (+92-91) 921 8180
Prof. Dr. Bashir Alam
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6775
Directors:
Prof. Dr. Syed Riaz Akbar Shah
Institute of Mechatronics Engineering
Ph: (+92-91) 921 7032
Engr. Asif Ali Shah
Director CEEC/ORIC/BTIC
Ph: (+92-91) 921 7096, 921 7088
Dr. Rawid Khan
Director NIUIP
Ph: (+92-91) 921 7166
Engr. Ehtisham Ullah Khan
Director Gems & Jewelry Center of
Excellence (GJCoE)
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6796-8 9 (Ext. 315)
Prof. Dr. Amjad Naseer
Director Earthquake Engineering Center
Ph: (+92-91) 921 8637
Dr. Laiq Hasan
Director Career Development Center
[email protected]
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6796-8
Dr. Gul Muhammad
Director Center for Intelligent
Systems and Networks Research (CISNR)
Ph: 0333-927 1022
Dr. Shahbaz Khan
Director CGMAS Project (Mardan)
Ph: (+92-937) 923 0451
Dr. Laiq Hasan
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6590
Campuses:
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6498
Dr. Imran Khan
Co-ordinator Mardan Campus
Ph: (+92-937) 923 0295
Prof. Dr. Rizwan M. Gul
Director, Quality Enhancement Cell
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6796-8
Prof. Dr. Iftikhar Hussain
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6465
Engr. Siddiqu Akbar
Co-ordinator Abbottabad Campus
Ph: (+92-992) 381 700
Dr. Laiq Hasan
Director Admissions
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6784
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6499
Co-ordinator Bannu Campus
Ph: (+92-928) 610 804, 610 636
Mr. Samiullah
Additional Registrar
Ph: (+92-91) 921 8224
Engr. Aman-ul-Mulk
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6501
Prof. Dr. Amjadullah Khattak
Co-ordinator Kohat Campus
Ph: (+92-922) 864 283-4
Mr. Ahmed Murad
Deputy Registrar (Academic Regulations)
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6504
Prof. Dr. Amjad Ali
Department of Basic Sciences & Islamiyat
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6502
Dr. Wajeeha Khalil
Department of CS & IT
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6590
Co-ordinator Jalozai Campus
Ph: (+92-923) 577 350
Engr. Iftikhar Ahmad
Director Undergraduate Studies
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6184
Mr. Jan Saeed Khan
Assistant Director Admissions
Ph: (+92-91) 921 6784
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