prospectus2015.pdf - QUEST NAWABSHAH

DEGREE COURSESFor

(Batch-2015)

PROSPECTUSACADEMIC YEAR 2014-2015

inENGINEERING

COMPUTER SCIENCEINFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

MATHEMATICS&

NOTE

This Prospectus is approved by the Academic Council of the University in its 27th meeting held on 22.07.2014 andis accurate and up-to-date. The information herein is subject to change and the university reserves the right tomake such changes without notice. All rules and regulations of the university apply to Undergraduate, Graduateand Postgraduate Courses. The modified rules supersede the old version.

Enquiries concerning admissions should be addressed to:

RegistrarORChairman Admission Committee

Quaid-e-Awam University of Engineering, Science & Technology,Nawabshah, District Shaheed Benazirabad, Sindh-Pakistan

Telephone No. (0244) 9370381-4Ext. 2102 & 2111Fax: (0244) 9370357, 9370367e-mail: [email protected]

[email protected]@gmail.com

Website: www.quest.edu.pk

About QUEST: • Ranked amongst Top Ten Universities in Pakistan.• Accredited by Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC), Islamabad.• Recognized by Higher Education Commission (HEC), Islamabad.• Foreign qualified, dedicated & experienced full time faculty.

Publisher: Registrar,Quaid-e-Awam University of Engineering,Science & Technology, Nawabshah,District Shaheed Benazirabad, Sindh-Pakistan.

“To provide quality andstate-of-art Education to the

students in the prescribed areas ofEngineering, Science & Technology, in

order to make them outstandingprofessionals and better human-beings;

so that they become capable of contributingeffectively and amicably towards

national development”

Mission

“To produceprofessional

graduates to cater therequirements of the market

for socio-economicdevelopment of

the country”

Vision

“Creativity,proficiency and

quality, based onnational as well as

international standardsand professional

integration”

Values

FOREWORD BY THE VICE CHANCELLOR

Publishing a prospectus is not merely an exercise to publish a book but it provides indepth information

regarding the programmes offered by the University and rules and regulations of the University. With

the publication of this document we are starting admission process for the new session 2015.

Writing a message for the prospectus gives me pleasure and also feel responsibility to ensure the

students to receive quality education.

The university always play a key role in the development of the country by providing well trained human

resources. I am confident that highly qualified faculty will leave no stone unturned in imparting the

latest knowledge relevant to their field of studies. We realize this and are offering programmes in the

most demanding areas where the work force is required by the country.

I am glad that active research environment has been developed and the

faculty is engaged to carry out projects for social benefit of the society.

QUEST is recognized both at national and international level and our

graduates are providing their credentials with their ability and hard work.

To get admission in the University is not much difficult but the actual

goal is to become a good competent engineer / scientist / technologist

for which you need hard work and sincere efforts to achieve the milestone.

Once you are selected for admission, I hope you will follow the proactive

role and will prove yourself with leadership qualities to tackle the problems

faced by the country and will fulfill the dreams of your parents too.

I extend my warmest welcome and congratulate the successful candidates

with hope that you will work hard for future and meet the challenges

faced by the country.

Prof. Dr. A.K. BalochVice Chancellor

PRO-VICE CHANCELLOR

After obtaining his first degree in Mechanical Engineering from Pakistan, he started his teaching career in his

parent University now known as Quaid-e-Awam University of Engineering, Science & Technology, (QUEST)

Nawabshah, Sindh, Pakistan, as a lecturer. He did his Masters degree from Asian Institute of Technology (AIT)

in Energy Technology, with scholarship awarded by the Asian Development Bank, Japan. He was also awarded

the Common wealth Scholarship for PhD in Building Energy Assessment Methods from University of Manchester

Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST), Manchester, UK.

After PhD, he immediately returned back to Pakistan and joined the QUEST, Nawabshah, where he has been

working as full professor. Now he is working as Pro-Vice Chancellor.

After acquiring specialization in the field of Energy and Environment he has established a unique department

in year 2005 in QUEST Nawabshah, Sindh, Pakistan. This is the only department of its kind in Pakistan which

is offering four year bachelors degree B.E., and two year master degree

M.E, in the discipline of Energy and Environment. He has more than 60

research publications and is supervising ME/M.Phill & PhD students of

Quaid-e-Awam University (QUEST) and Mehran University (MUET) as

well. Dr. Samo has vast experience of energy conservation in buildings

and also working on utilization of alternate and renewable energy resources

(Solar, Wind, Bio-fuels, and lowgrade fuels).

He has organized many national Conferences, Seminars, workshops,

Training Courses and International conferences in this university for

promotion of research in University in general and students of

department in particular. He has received twice cash prize and “Best

Teacher Award” from HEC Islamabad in 2001 and 2007.

Prof. Dr. Saleem Raza SamoPro-Vice Chancellor

DEANFACULTY OF ENGINEERING

Prof. Dr. Bashir Ahmed Memon was born in Shikarpur in 1967, after completing his higher secondary education

there in Shikarpur, he joined Mehran University College of Engineering and Technology (MUCET) Nawabshah

in 1985, as student of Civil Engineering Department. In 1990 joined the same Department as member of

teaching staff. In 1996 he proceeded abroad for Masters Degree in Structural Engineering on Cultural Scholarship

from TongJi University, Shanghai, China.

Dr. Memon received his Ph.D Degree in Structural Engineering in 2004 from TongJi University Shangai China.

At present he is working as Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering, Quaid-e-Awam University of

Engineering, Science & Technology, Nawabshah, Sindh, Pakistan. In addition to his basic job, Dr. Memon also

holds the charge of Dean Faculty of Engineering.

Prof. Dr. Bashir Ahmed Memon

Dr. Memon is life member of Pakistan Engineering Council and Institute

of Engineers Pakistan. He is also HEC (Higher Education Commission)

approved Supervisor for Ph.D Degree students, and actively engaged

in research activit ies related to Structural Engineering.

Prof. Dr. Noor Ahmed Memon was born in Hala New District Hyderabad, Sindh, Pakistan. He did Bachelors

in Civil Engineering from NED University of Engineering and Technology, Karachi. Dr. Memon got his M.Phil

in Structural Engineering from Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Jamshoro and PhD in

Structural Engineering from UTM Malaysia.

At present, Dr. Memon is Professor, Dean (Faulty of Technology) and Head of Civil Engineering Department,

Quaid-e-Awam University of Engineering, Science & Technology, Nawabshah.

Dr. Memon is active researcher. His field of interest is plain and Reinforced concrete, Fiber reinforced concrete,

Lightweight concrete, Sandwich structural panels, Advanced structural materials, Ferrocement, Low-cost

housing and Foundation engineering. He has about 30 research papers published in journals of international

repute/presented in international & national conferences. Dr. Memon received “Best University Teacher’s

Award, 2008” awarded by HEC, Pakistan.

Prof. Dr. Noor Ahmed Memon

DEANFACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY

DEANQUALITY ENHANCEMENT CELL

Prof. Dr. Abdullah Saand was awarded Ph.D. scholarship from SLP scheme of HEC, Pakistan. He obtainedhis Ph.D. degree in Civil Engineering in March 2008 from University Technology Malaysia (UTM), Malaysiaand peculiarly completed that in minimum time period of three years. Dr. Saand has major contribution inteaching and research. He has been teaching number of courses at undergraduate and postgraduate level,including Ph.D courses. Currently, he is supervising three (03) Ph.D research students and eight (08) MastersResearch students. He has 20 research papers on his credits, either published in reputed International Journalsor presented in International peer-review conferences. As an Expert he has evaluated International ResearchProjects and reviewed three (03) Ph.D. and a number of Masters Theses. He is also reviewer of number ofInternational Research Journals and member of Editorial Boards.

Dr. Saand also has delivered many national and international seminar / workshop lectures on research methods& skills, thesis writing, research writing and short-courses / trainings on CAD & Computer based projectmanagement. He also has organized International & National conferences in the country and abroad.

Prof. Dr. Abdullah Saand was given responsibility in capacity of Principal,to establish and develop a newly started Engineering College at Larkano,Sindh, Pakistan and he contributed with honesty, dedication, sincerityand devotion to establish and develop that well, academically andinfrastructure wise.

He is also member of Advisory Building Committee, Syndicate, Senate,Academic Council, Board of faculty, Board of studies, Scrutiny Committee,Monitoring Committee, Selection Board, Admission Committee andseveral other committees in the University. He is also playing a majorrole for development of newly established universities; Peoples MedicalUniversity of Medical & Health Sciences (PUMHS) and Shaheed BenazirBhutto University (SBBU), Nawabshah, being a member of AdvisoryBuilding Committee(s). In appreciation and recognition of his achievementsand dedicated services, HEC awarded him 'Best University TeacherAward-2011' and Mehran University Alumni Association awarded him'MUAA Excellence Achievement Award' and IDEALTM I.C.T. awarded

'Excellence Award'.

Currently, Dr. Saand is working in capacity of Dean, QualityEnhancement Cell and Director, Postgraduate Studies &Research in additon to professorship.

Prof. Dr. Abdullah Saand

DEANFACULTY OF EL, ES, TC & CS ENGINEERING

Prof. Dr. Muhammad Usman Keerio was born in Muhammad Haroon Keerio village, District Shaheed Benazirabad.

He did bachelors in Electrical Engineering from Mehran University of Engineering and Technology, Jamshoro

in 1991. He got his masters in Control Engineering from Pakistan Navy Engineering College NUST in 2002.

He did Ph.D. in Controls and Robotics from Beijing Institute of Technology, China in 2008.

Dr. Keerio joined QUEST in 1992 as lecturer. Currently, Professor Dr. Keerio is chairman of Electrical Engineering

Department and Dean, Faculty of Electrical, Electronic, Telecommunication & Computer Systems Engineering,

QUEST Nawabshah. His field of Interest is Control Engineering & Robotics.

He has more than 20 research publications in International/ National Journals and International Conferences.

He has participated as author in International Conferences in China. He has produced number of Masters in

Power Engineering and number of Masters projects in his supervision are under progress. Dr. Keerio is member

of Syndicate, Disciplinary Committee and Academic Council QUEST.

Prof. Dr. Muhammad Usman Keerio

DEANFACULTY OF SCIENCE

Prof. Dr. Zahid Hussain Abro was born in Kolab Jial, district Khairpur Mir’s. He has completed his BSc andMSc in Computer Science from University of Sindh, Jamshoro. He has completed his PhD in Computer Sciencefrom Technical University Graz, Austria in July 2010 and still is collaborating with this university. Presently,he is working as a full Professor at IT Department and as the Dean, Faculty of Science, QUEST, Nawabshah.His research interest includes Software Engineering particularly Agile Software Development Methods, HCI,Mobile HCI, User Experience, Agile User Experience, Android, and Web Engineering.

He has been awarded the “Certificate of Inventor” by Technical University Graz, Austria for his innovativeproduct called “Mamtam”. This product was finalist among TOP FIVE out of 119 products/ projects under thecategory “Public Forward Award” for the Fast Forward Award 2009 in Styria, Austria. He has also beenrecognized by HEC, Pakistan as the shining star.

Prof. Dr. Zahid Hussain Abro

He has more than 30 publications in international / national journals and conferencesand is supervising many MS and PhD students at QUEST. Besides member ofIEEE, ACM, and Austrian Computer Society, he is the program committeemember of various international/ national conferences.

Prof. Dr. Abdul Fattah Chandio was born in Khairpur (Mir's). He did Bachelors in Electronic Engineeringfrom Mehran University of Engineering and Technology, Jamshoro. He got his Masters from NationalUniversity of Science and Technology (Military College of Signals Campus) in Telecom Engineering. Dr.Chandio completed his PhD from Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing, PR China in the field of InformationSciences.

Currently, Dr. Chandio is working as Professor and Principal of QUEST Engineering College Larkano.Dr. Chandio was the first Principal of QUEST Engineering College Larkano. Dr. Chandio is the author of nineteenpublications, published in national and international journals and conferences. He is also supervising variousresearch projects in the field of Electronics, Telecommunication and Computer Science. Dr. Chandio's researchinterests are in the field of Spatial Data mining (Hazard mitigation, Environmental protection, ResourceDistribution), Use of optical signal processing in computer hardware (Holography, Optical Interfacing) andSolutions of computer communications and Internets.

Prof. Dr. Abdul Fattah Chandio

PRINCIPALQUEST ENGINEERING COLLEGE LARKANO

Dr. Chandio is the prominent member of expert list of Pakistan EngineeringCouncil for evaluation of Engineering Programs throughout the country.Dr Chandio is the member editorial board QUEST Research Journal sinceOctober 2007 to date. He is active member of various National CurriculumRevision Committees of HEC.

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1 Introduction 011.1 Brief History of the Institution 011.2 Fields of Study 021.3 Officers of the University 022 Faculty of Engineering 032.1 Department of Civil Engineering 042.1.1 Introduction 042.1.2 Teaching Staff 052.1.3 Courses of Study 062.2 Department of Mechanical Engineering 082.2.1 Introduction 082.2.2 Teaching Staff 102.2.3 Courses of Study 112.3 Department of Energy & Environment 132.3.1 Introduction 132.3.2 Teaching Staff 152.3.3 Courses of Study 162.4 Department of Chemical Engineering 182.4.1 Introduction 182.4.2 Teaching Staff 192.4.3 Courses of Study 203 Faculty of EL, ES, TC & CS Engineering 213.1 Department of Electrical Engineering 223.1.1 Introduction 223.1.2 Teaching Staff 233.1.3 Courses of Study 243.2 Department of Electronic Engineering 263.2.1 Introduction 2632.2.2 Teaching Staff 273.2.3 Courses of Study 283.3 Department of Telecommunication 303.3.1 Introduction 303.3.2 Teaching Staff 313.3.3 Courses of Study 323.4 Department of Computer Systems Engineering 333.4.1 Introduction 333.4.2 Teaching Staff 343.4.3 Courses of Study 354 Faculty of Science 374.1 Department of Information Technology 38

4.1.1 Introduction 384.1.2 Teaching Staff 394.1.3 Courses of Study 404.2 Department of Computer Science 424.2.1 Introduction 424.2.2 Teaching Staff 434.2.3 Courses of Study 444.3 Department of Mathematics & Statistics 464.3.1 Introduction 464.3.2 Teaching Staff 474.3.3 Courses of Study 484.4 Department of Basic Science & Related Studies 504.4.1 Introduction 504.4.2 Teaching Staff 515 Faculty of Technology 525.1 Introduction 535.2 Affiliation of Technical Institutions 546 Quality Enhancement Cell (Q.E.C) 567 Students' Attendance Monitoring Cell 578 Directorates 588.1 Directorate of Sports 588.2 Directorate f Postgraduate Studies and Research 588.3 Directorate of Research & Publications 598.4 Directorate of Planning & Development 598.5 Directorate of Industrial Liaison 598.6 Directorate of Student Affairs 608.7 Directorate of Continuity Education 609 Facilities Available for Students 619.1 Library 619.2 English Language Centre 629.3 Students Residential Accommodation 629.4 I.T Services 639.5 Medical Facilities 649.6 Transport Facilities 649.7 Sports Facilities 649.8 Financial Assistance 6510 QUEST Engineering College, Larkano 6710.1 Introduction 6810.2 Officers of the College 6810.3 Department of Civil Engineering 6910.3.1 Teaching Staff 69

CONTENT

Sr. # Name of Details Page #Sr. # Name of Details Page #10.4 Department of Mechanical Engineering 7010.4.1 Teaching Staff 7010.5 Department of Electrical Engineering 7110.5.1 Teaching Staff 7110.6 Department of Electronic Engineering 7210.6.1 Teaching Staff 7210.7 Department of Basic Science & Related Studies 7310.7.1 Teaching Staff 7311 Rules & Procedure for Admission 7411.1 Bachelor Programmes 7411.2 Eligibility for Admission 7411.2.1 General 7411.2.2 Specific Eligibility 7411.3 Application Form for Admission 7511.4 Pre Admission Test 7511.5 (A) Interviews & Admissions 7511.5 (B) Submission of Documents 7611.6 Distribution of Seats 7611.7 Additional Marks for Hafiz-e-Quran 7711.8 Deduction of Marks due to Gap in Education 7711.9 Procedure for Filling up Seats 7711.10 Selection Procedure against various categories 7711.11 Eligibility for admission (sportsmen) 7711.12 Health of Students 7811.13 Closing of Admissions 7811.14 Cancellation of Admission 7811.15 NOC and study leave for candidates 7811.16 Admission in any other institution 7811.17 Identity Card 7911.18 Enrolment Card 7911.19 Fees 7911.19.1 Admission Fees (per year) 7911.19.2 Other fees common to all above program 7911.19.3 Examination Fees 7911.19.4 Hostel Fees (per year) 7911.19.5 BS (Mathematics & Statistics Program) 7911.20 Admission Under Self Finance Scheme 7911.20.1 Fees (Self Finance) 8011.20.2 Other Rules 8011.21 Admission Under nominated 8111.22 Admission of Foreign Students 81

Table-1 Distribution of Seats in Engineering 82Table-2 Distributions of Seats in Districts 83Table-3 Description of Remaining Categories 84Table-4 Details of Urban Areas of Sindh 86Table-5 Distribution of Seats in Science 87Table-6 Distribution of Seats for Self Finance 8812 Rules & Regulations 8912.1 Title 8912.2 Commencement 8912.3 Definitions 8912.4 The Courses of Studies 8912.5 Duration of Terms and Years 8912.6 Marks 8912.7 Departmental Committee 8912.8 Requirement of each Term Course 9012.9 Distribution of Marks 9012.9.1 Theory 9012.9.2 Practical 9012.9.3 Project / Thesis 9112.10 Conduct of Sessional Work 9112.11 Improvement of Sessional Marks 9112.12 Appearance in Term Examination 9212.13 Rules for setting of Question Paper 9212.14 Scanning for Results 9312.15 Passing an Examination 9312.16 Promotion to Higher Class 9312.17 Division 9412.18 Award of Faculty Position 9412.19 Award of Degree 9412.20 Award of Grace Marks 9412.21 Comprehensive Viva-Voce Examination 9512.22 Time for Checking Scripts 9512.23 Final Award 9512.24 Re-Totaling of Marks 9512.25 Medium of Instructions 9512.26 Mistake / Omissions 9513 Migration Policy 9613.1 Students Conduct and Discipline 9614 Pre-Admission Test Sample Paper 100

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ACADEMIC AND EXAMINATION SCHEDULE FOR 15, 14, 13 & 12 BATCHES

ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2015

Teaching : 16 weeks

Exam. Preparation: 02 weeks

Examinations : 04 weeks

Total : 22 weeks

Two Term Duration : 22x2 = 44 weeks

Summer Vacation : 06 weeks

Winter Vacation : 02 weeks

Total : 52 weeks

Minimum attendance requirement to beeligible to appear in the TermExamination is 75%.Minimum number of lectures during termin a subject of 4 C.H. shall be 52 and for2 C.H shall be 26.Each lecture is of one hour duration.

Duration of a Term

Batch 15 - Batch 14 - Batch 13 - Batch 12 - Batch

Term 1st Term First Year 1st Term Second Year 1st Term Third Year 1st Term FourthYear

Date of start of classes 19.01.2015 19.01.2015 19.01.2015 19.01.2015

Date of suspension of classes 09.05.2015 09.05.2015 09.05.2015 09.05.2015

Display of sessional marks 13.05.2015 13.05.2015 13.05.2015 13.05.2015

Schedule of examination 13.05.2015 13.05.2015 13.05.2015 13.05.2015

Conduct of examination 25.05.2015 25.05.2015 25.05.2015 25.05.2015

Summer Vacation: 22.06.2015 to 31.07.2015

Batch 15 - Batch 14 - Batch 13 - Batch 12 - Batch

Term 2nd Term First Year 2nd Term Second Year 2nd Term Third Year 2nd Term FourthYear

Date of start of classes 03.08.2015 03.08.2015 03.08.2015 03.08.2015

Date of suspension of classes 23.11.2015 23.11.2015 23.11.2015 23.11.2015

Display of sessional marks 27.11.2015 27.11.2015 27.11.2015 27.11.2015

Schedule of examination 27.11.2015 27.11.2015 27.11.2015 27.11.2015

Conduct of examination 07.12.2015 07.12.2015 07.12.2015 07.12.2015

Winter Vacation: 01.01.2016 to 15.01.2016

• Pre-admission Test (16-Batch) Sunday 22nd November 2015

• Start of new session 18th January 2016PRO-VICE CHANCELLOR

ACADEMIC HEAD

In order to provide adequate opportunityof engineering education to the peoplebelonging to the interior of Sindh province,the Sindh University Engineering collegeJamshoro was established in 1963 as aconstituent college of the University ofSindh. According to the education policyof 1972, it was decided by the governmentto upgrade the college to the level ofUniversity of Engineering & Technologyafter shif t ing i t to Nawabshah.Consequently, the 1st year classes werestarted a Nawabshah in February 1974.

In July 1976, this institution entered thesecond phase and was declared as additionalcampus of University of Sindh throughamendment in the Sindh University Act,1972 and was headed by a Pro-ViceChancellor. The additional campus waseventually upgraded to the level ofUniversity on 1st March 1977 through anordinance. Later-on, the ProvincialAssembly of Sindh also passed an Act inthis regard and named the institution

“Mehran University of Engineering andTechnology, Nawabshah”.

In 1980, the Government decided to shiftthe seat of University to Jamshoro and thecampus at Nawabshah was declared asconstituent college of Mehran University;renamed “Mehran University College ofEngineering and Technology (MUCET),Nawabshah”. On 7th August 1996, MUCETwas upgraded to the level of Universitythrough an ordinance and later an Act ofSindh Assembly and named as “Quaid-e-Awam University of Engineering, Scienceand Technology (QUEST), Nawabshah”.QUEST is accredited with Higher EducationCommission and Pakistan EngineeringCouncil.

QUEST campus is situated just outside thecity of Nawabshah near airport and is spreadover an area of 457 acres on both sides ofthe main Sakrand Road. Presently, it consistsof three academic sectors. Sectors A housesthe departments of Electrical Engineering,

Computer Systems Engineering, ComputerScience Department and Institute ofInformation Technology. Sector B housesthe departments of Civil Engineering,Mechanical Engineering, Basic Sciences& Related Studies and Mathematics &Statistics. While all the laboratories of CivilEngineering, Mechanical Engineering andWorkshop are located at Sector C. TheCentral Library is located between SectorB & C. New Administration Block isconstructed near Sector-C. Departments ofElectronic Engineering, TelecommunicationEngineering, Energy & EnvironmentEngineering and Chemical Engineering areestablished in separate buildings locatednear Sector-A & C. There is a well-plannedresidential colony consisting of a substantialnumber of bungalows for the teachers andofficers and quarters for other employees.A constituent college named EngineeringCollege Larkana has been established atLarkana city from the year 2010. Furtherdetails of the university are given in vatioussections of the prospectus.

INTRODUCTION

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1.1 BRIEF HISTORY OF THE INSTITUTION

1.2 FIELDS OF STUDY, TEACHING SYSTEM AND AWARDOF DEGREEDegree courses in the following disciplines are offered at QUEST.

1. Civil Engineering2. Computer Systems Engineering3. Electrical Engineering4. Electronic Engineering5. Telecommunication Engineering6. Energy & Environment Engineering7. Chemical Engineering8. Mechanical Engineering9. Computer Science10. Information Technology11. Mathematics

The system of education is the term system. An academic year isdivided into two terms and the University offers eight terms (four-year) course leading to Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering,Information Technology, Computer Science and Mathematics.

Students of all disciplines are also required to study some basicsubjects in social studies, mathematics as well as some belongingto other branches of Engineering, which are generally taught bythe concerned departments.

At the end of fourth year, after satisfactory completion of thecourses in all respects and having passed all the examinations heldfrom time to time by the University, the degree of Bachelor ofEngineering, Bachelor of Science in Information Technology,Computer Science and Mathematics are awarded.

The postgraduate programmes are also offered in the fields ofCivil Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Energy EnvironmentEngineering, Mechanical Engineering, Computer SystemsEngineering, Electronic Engineering, Information Technology andMathematics respective leading to award of ME/MS/M.Phil. andPh.D. degrees in this field.

ME/MS are four terms (02 years) evening programme, M.Phil.and Ph.D are full time programme.02

1.3 OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITYFollowing are the main officers of the University:

1. Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Abdul Karim BalochB.E (Pakistan)M.Phil (Southampton,UK)Ph.D. (Bradford, U.K)Post Doctorate (USA)

2. Pro-Vice Chancellor Prof. Dr. Saleem Raza SamoB.E (MUET), M.E. (Thailand),Ph.D (U.K)

3. Dean, Faculty of Prof. Dr. Bashir Ahmed MemonEngineering B.E (MUET), M.E (China),

Ph.D (China)

4. Dean, Faculty of Prof. Dr. Noor Ahmed MemonTechnology B.E (MUET), M.Phil (MUET)

Ph.D (Malaysia)

5. Dean, Quality Prof. Dr. Abdullah SaandEnhancement Cell B.E (MUET), ME (MUET)

Ph.D (Malasia)

6. Dean, Faculty of EL, ES, Prof. Dr. Muhammad UsmanTC & CS Engineering Keerio B.E (MUET), M.S (PNEC),

Ph.D (China)

7. Dean, Faculty of Science Prof. Dr. Zahid Hussain AbroM.Sc. (Sindh), Ph.D. (Austria)

8. Principal QUEST Prof. Dr. Abdul Fattah ChandioEngineering College B.E (Mehran), MS Telecom (NUST)Larkano Ph.D. (China)

9. All Chairmen of TeachingDepartments

10. Registrar Engr. Mushtaque Sohail SoomroB.E (MUET), MBA (Finance)

11. Director Finance Mr. Fazal Ali ShaikhM.A (Eco.) MBA (Finance)

12. Controller of Examinations Engr. Nazir Ahmed DurraniB.E (MUET)

13. Incharge Librarian Mr. Ghulam Farooque ChannarB.A (S.U), M.L.IS (S.U)

14. Incharge Resident Auditor Mr. Abdul Fattah MemonB.Sc. (Hons), MPA (Sindh)

FACULTY OF ENGINEERING

Department of Civil Engineering

Department of Energy & Environment Engineering

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Department of Chemical Engineering

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Civil Engineering is the art of directing the great sources of powerin nature for the use and welfare of mankind. It applies theengineering practice to the planning, design, construction,management, operation and maintenance of such works as buildings,roads, bridges, railways, factories, airports, canals, docks, harbors,sea defense, river control, water supply, sewerage disposal etc.

Being the oldest and yet the most wide-ranging discipline, thedepartment of Civil Engineering is one of the largest departmentsof the University. Apart from admissions under regular scheme,a substantial number of students is also admitted on Self-Financebasis.

The department provides Civil Engineering education, which isbased on the requirements and needs of engineering industry wherethe graduates will work as Professional Civil Engineers. Theoryclasses in different subjects are supported by tutorials, audio-visualaids and laboratory work for which adequate facilities alreadyexist. The faculty members having higher qualification such asPh.D, M.Phil, M.E and Postgraduate training from the reputeduniversities of USA, UK, Malaysia, China, Hongkong, Sweden,Australia and other countries are engaged to impart qualityeducation. In addition to undergraduate program, Department ofCivil Engineering also offers three separate programs of mastersin Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering & ConstructionEngineering and Management in the evening. In these programspostgraduate students are being trained to face new challenges of

the field. These programs comprise of three terms of course work(24 CH) followed by 8 credit hours research work as compulsoryrequirement to the award of the degree.

No matter what engineering discipline is; there is always need ofthe research to meet the new challenges of the field. Thus theprominent feature of Civil Engineering Department is conduct ofresearch in Structural Engineering and others areas of CivilEngineering. Several local as well as foreign students have benefittedfrom the research facilities and expertise and have earned thedegrees of Ph.D, M.Phil, and M.E. The experimental studies carriedout in Laboratories of the department have been published in thejournals of international repute and presented in International andNational Conferences.

The department offers following degree programme:

1. Bachelor of Engineering (Civil)2. Master of Engineering

(a) Civil Engineering(b) Structural Engineering(c) Construction Engineering & Management

3. M.Phil (Various disciplines of Civil Engineering)4. Ph.D. (Various disciplines of Civil Engineering)

2.1.1 Introduction

Prof. Dr. Noor Ahmed Memon, ChairmanProf. Dr. Noor Ahmed Memon was born in Hala New District Hyderabad, Sindh, Pakistan. He did Bachelorsin Civil Engineering from NED University of Engineering and Technology, Karachi. Dr. Memon got hisM.Phil in Structural Engineering from Mehran University of Engineering and Technology Jamshoro andPhD in Structural Engineering from UTM Malaysia.

At present, Dr. Memon is Professor, Dean (Faulty of Technology) and Head of Civil Engineering Department,Quaid-e-Awam University of Engineering, Science & Technology, Nawabshah. Dr. Memon is active researcher.His field of interest is plain and Reinforced concrete, Fiber reinforced concrete, Lightweight concrete,Sandwich structural panels, Advanced structural materials, Ferrocement, Low-cost housing and Foundationengineering. He has about 30 research papers published in journals of international repute/presented ininternational & national conferences. Dr. Memon received “Best University Teacher’s Award, 2008” awardedby HEC, Pakistan.

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1. Prof. Dr. Noor Ahmed Memon Professor, ChairmanB.E (NED), M.Phil (MUET), & Dean Faculty ofPh.D (Malaysia) Technology

2. Prof. Dr. Bashir Ahmed Memon Professor & DeanB.E (MUET), M.E (China), Faculty of EngineeringPh.D (China)

3. Prof. Ghulam Hussain Wagan Professor & ProvostB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET) (Hostels)

4. Prof. Dr. Abdullah Saand Professor, DirectorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET), PGS & Dean, QECPh.D (Malaysia)

5. Prof. Dr. Niaz Ahmed Memon ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET),Ph.D (MUET)

6. Engr. Nazir Ahmed Durrani Associate ProfessorB.E (MUET)

7. Engr. Muhammad Ayoob Memon Associate ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.Phil (MUET)

8. Engr. Ghulam Sarwar Buller Associate ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.S (USA)

9. Engr. Ateeq-ur-Rehman Kazi Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET)

10. Engr. Sirajuddin Jokhio Assistant ProfessorB.E (NED), M.E (MUET)

11. Engr. Nawab Ali Lakho Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)

12. Engr. Naseem Sultana Keerio Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (QUEST)

2.1.2 Teaching Staff

13. Engr. Tulsi Das Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.Phil (QUEST)

14. Engr. Ubedullah Memon Assistant ProfessorB.E (NED), M.S (NUST)

15. Engr. Dadan Khan Bhangwar Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (NED)

16. Dr. Muhammad Auchar Zardari Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), Ph.D (Sweden)

17. Dr. Mohsin Ali Soomro Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST) M.E (Australia),Ph.D (Hong Kong)

18. Engr. Aftab Hameed Memon Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.S (Malaysia)Ph.D. (Malaysia)

19. Engr. Ghulam Shabbir Bhurgari LecturerB.E (MUET), M.E (QUEST)

20. Engr. Mahboob Oad LecturerB.E (QUEST), M.E (QUEST)

21. Engr. Mukhtar Ali Soomro Faculty Member (FDP)B.E (QUEST)(on study leave abroad)

22. Engr. Imran Ali Jamali Faculty Member (FDP)B.E (QUEST)(on study leave abroad)

23. Engr. Riaz Hussain Bhanbhro Faculty Member (FDP)B.E (QUEST)(on study leave abroad)

2.1.3 Courses of StudyB.E. (CIVIL)

First Year (First Term)

Code Name of SubjectMarks

Theory Practical Total

CE 101 Engineering Mechanics 100 050 150

CE 102 Civil Engineering Materials 100 050 150

CE 103 Engineering Drawing 050 100 150

MS 121 Mathematics-I 100 000 100

BS 101 Islamic Studies / Ethics 050 000 050

BS 104 Pakistan Studies 050 000 050

TOTAL 450 200 650

Second Year (First Term)



CE 201 Surveying-II 100 050 150

CE 202 Strength of Materials-I 100 000 100

CE 203 Civil Engineering Drawing 100 050 150

CE 204 Civil Engineering Geology 100 000 100

MS 221 Mathematics-III 100 000 100

TOTAL 500 100 600

First Year (Second Term)



CE 104 Surveying-I 100 050 150

CE 105 Introduction to Computer 050 050 100Programming for Civil Engg.

MS 122 Mathematics-II 100 000 100

BS 105 Writing & Communication 100 050 150Skills

EL 101 Basic Electrical Engg: 050 050 100

ME 106 Basic Mechanical Engg: 050 050 100

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CE 205 Fluid Mechanics-I 100 050 150

CE 206 Theory of Structures 100 000 100

CE 207 Construction Engineering 100 000 100

CE 208 Strength of Materials-II 100 050 150

CE 209 Architecture & Town 100 000 100

Planning

TOTAL 500 100 600

Third Year (First Term)



CE 301 Structural Analysis 100 050 150

CE 302 Fluid Mechanics-II 100 050 150

CE 303 Transportation Engg-I 100 000 100

CE 304 Plain & Reinforced 100 050 150Concrete

MS 321 Mathematics-IV 100 000 100

TOTAL 500 150 650

Third Year (Second Term)



CE 305 Reinforced & Prestressed 100 050 150Concrete

CE 306 Hydrology, Water 100 050 150Resources & DrainageEngineering

CE 307 Steel Structures 100 050 150

CE 308 Soil Mechanics 100 050 150

CE 309 Transportation 100 050 150Engineering-II

TOTAL 500 250 750

Final Year (Second Term)



CE 406 Modern Methods of 100 000 100Structural Analysis

CE 407 Foundation Engineering 100 000 100

CE 408 Environmental Engg:-II 100 050 150

CE 409 Construction Planning, 100 000 100Project Management &Economics

CE 410 Hydraulic Engineering 050 000 050

CE 400 Thesis / Project 000 200 200

TOTAL 450 250 700

Final Year (First Term)



CE 401 Geotechnical Engineering 100 050 150

CE 402 Structural Design & 100 000 100Drawing

CE 403 Quantity Surveying & 100 000 100Estimation for Civil Works

CE 404 Irrigation Engineering 100 050 150

CE 405 Environmental 100 000 100Engineering-I

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Prof. Dr. Altaf Hussain Rajpar, ChairmanProf. Dr. Altaf Hussain Rajpar was born in a small village Raban Rajpar, Kot Diji, District Khairpur,Sindh. Dr. Rajpar received PhD degree in Mechatronics Engineering from Beijing Institute ofTechnology (B.I.T), Beijing, China in March, 2008, fully funded by Higher Education Commission(HEC), Government of Pakistan. His research area was "Vision Based Object Manipulation Task ofHumanoid Robot (BHR-02)".

Dr. Rajpar received his M.E (Manufacturing Systems Engineering) from A.I.T, Thailand, fully fundedby King of Thailand Scholarship and his Bachelor of Engineering (B.E) in Mechanical Engineeringfrom Mehran University College of Engineering and Technology (MUCET) Nawabshah, Pakistanin March, 1993.

Dr. Rajpar has enough contribution in research and has written more than 22 research papers inIndexed National, International Journals and Conferences Currently Dr. Rajpar is working as aProfessor/ Chairman of Mechanical Engineering Department, one PhD student and some Masterstudents are registered under his supervision. He is member of ASME (QUEST student's sectionadvisor), QUEST Alumni, PEC, AIT Alumni and BIT Alumni. His aspiration is to educate the samebackground people and create research atmosphere at University.

MissionThe mission of Mechanical Engineering Department is to impartupdated knowledge and expertise in the field of design,manufacturing, production, fabrication, installation and maintenanceto enable our graduating students to meet the needs/ challenges ofindustry, academia and society.

Objectives• To provide quality education in Mechanical Engineering in

order to produce skilled graduates.

• To make them self-reliant and self-motivated for understandingthe application and performance of Mechanical Devices/Systems in Industrial Sector in particular and other sectors ofutility in general.

IntroductionMechanical Engineering involves the application of physics forthe analysis, design, manufacturing and maintenance of mechanicalsystems and components. It requires basic understanding of severalfields like mechanics, thermodynamics and energy.

Mechanical engineers are capable to apply engineer concepts forthe efficient, economic and environment friendly design andanalysis of automobiles, aircraft, heating & cooling systems,buildings and bridges, industrial equipment and machinery.

The department was established in year, 1974, since than about2200 students have graduated and are working major national andinternational organizations ranging from Pakistan Steel, PIA,Railways, WAPDA, PMTF, Heavy Mechanical Complex, OGDCL,SSGC, OMV, ENGRO, NRL and several other organizations. Agood number of our graduates are also working in the Gulf countries.

The department offers bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineeringafter successful completion of fouryears (8 terms) undergraduatecourse. The syllabus contains a good number of practical orientedsubjects which provide a broad spectrum of technical knowledgeto the students by laboratory experiments and workshop practicein a learning conducive environment.

Due to advancement in robotic and automation in modern industries,department has taken full account of industrial electronics, andmechatronics courses in the syllabus. The department also offers08

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various short course not only on the mechanical engineeringsoftware, i.e. AutoCAD, Pro-E, CNC, CAD/CAM and PLC, butalso on the professional and personal career development as well.

The distinguished feature of the department is the existence of 10highly established laboratories, which are fully equipped with thelatest equipments. The Jet Engine Test Bench, Supersonic WindTunnel, Computer Controlled Programmable CNC Lathe andMilling Machines, Advanced Welding Process, TIG, MIG & SPOTand a workshop are fully established for conducting practical andresearch.

The Mechanical Engineering Workshop is not only used forconducting the experiments but also used for production of variousarticles, laboratory furniture for the University at relatively verylow cost than the market.

In addition to the bachelor's degree, the department also offersMaster's Programme (Course + Research) in ManufacturingEngineering and Industrial Engineering & Management disciplines.It is a 32 Credit Hours programme, (24 C.H. for Course Work +8 C.H. for Research Work).

The active research areas are Robotics, Advanced ManufacturingSystems, FEA, Materials development and Processing, QualityManagement and Energy & Environment Sector. The facultymembers have received their specialized training and higher degreesfrom developed countries including UK, Japan, Ireland, Thailand,Romania, Sweden and China.

1. Prof. Dr. Altaf Hussain Rajpar Professor & ChairmanB.E (MUET), M.E (A.I.T, Thailand)Ph.D (B.I.T China)

2. Prof. Dr. Abdul Sattar Jamali ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (Thailand)Ph.D (China)

3. Prof. Dr. Ali Bux Soomro Professor EneritusB.E (Sindh), PSP (Romania)Ph.D. (U.K)

4. Engr. Abdul Ghani Memon Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET)

5. Engr. M. Anwar Akhund Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET)

6. Engr. Abdul Latif Manganhar Assistant Professor(B.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)(on study leave)

7. Engr. Zulfiqar A. Soomro Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET, M.E (NUST)(on study leave)

8. Dr. Liaquat Ali Memon Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET, M.E (U.M. Malaysia)Ph.D (U.M. Malaysia)

9. Dr. M. Ramzan Luhur Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.E (Sweden)Ph.D (Sweden)

10. Engr. Majid Ahmed Qureshi LecturerB.E (QUEST)

11. Engr. Khalid Hussain Solangi Faculty Member (FDP)B.E (QUEST)(on study leave abroad)

12. Engr. Sikandar A. Channa LecturerB.E (QUEST)(on study leave abroad)

13. Engr. Gordhan Das Valasai LecturerB.E (MUET), M.Phill (MUET)(on study leave)

14. Engr. Qadir Bakhsh Jamali LecturerB.E (MUET)(on study leave abroad)

15. Engr. Muhammad Kashif Abbasi LecturerB.E (QUEST)

16. Engr. Qamar Abbas Kazi LecturerB.E (QUEST)

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18. Engr. Rameez Raja Siddique LecturerB.E (QUEST)

19. Engr. Imdad Ali Memon LecturerB.E (QUEST)

20. Engr. Raheel Ahmed Nizamani LecturerB.E (MUET)

21. Engr. Abid Ali Khaskheli Lab EngineerB.E (QUEST) (on contract)

22. Engr. Azhar Hussain Shah Lab EngineerB.E (QUEST)

23. Engr. Nisar Ahmed Jamali Jr. Lab EngineerB.E (QUEST)

24. Engr. Waqas Mughal Jr. Lab EngineerB.E (QUEST)

25. Engr. Mushtaque Ahmed Lakho Lab SupervisorB.E (QUEST)

26. Engr. Aisha Rajput Lab DemonstratorB.E (QUEST)

2.2.2.1 Teaching Staff ofMechanical Engineering Workshop

1. Mr. Qurban Ali Qambrani Senior WorkshopDAE, M.A (Sindh) Superintendent

2. Mr. Akhtar Hussain Mughal Workshop DAE (Sindh) Superintendent

3. Sayed Sibghatullah Shah Senior WorkshopDAE, M.A (Sindh) Instructor

4. Engr. Aijaz Ahmed Abbasi WorkshopBE (QUEST), M.E (MUET) Instructor(on study leave)

5. Engr. Sarmad Soomro WorkshopBE (QUEST) Instructor

6. Mr. Abdul Qadir Gopang WorkshopDAE (Mechanical) Instructor

7. Mr. Bilawal Lakho WorkshopDAE (Electrical) Instructor




ME 101 Workshop Practice 000 100 100


BS 102 Functional English 100 000 100


MS 111 Applied Mathematics-I 100 000 100

MS 311 Engineering Statics 100 050 150

TOTAL 400 150 550




ME 102 Engineering Dynamics 100 000 100

ME 103 Engineering Drawing & 050 100 150Graphics

ME 104 Engineering Materials 100 000 100

BS 105 Communication Skills 050 050 100

EL 107 Electrical Engineering 100 050 150

MS 112 Applied Mathematics-II 100 000 100

TOTAL 500 200 700




ME 203 Mechanics of Machines 100 050 150

ME 204 Fluid Mechanics-I 100 050 150

ME 205 Mechanics of Materials-II 100 000 100

ME 206 Thermodynamics-II 100 050 150

MS 212 Applied Mathematics-IV 100 000 100

TOTAL 500 150 650




ME 201 Mechanics of Materials-I 100 050 150

ME 202 Thermodynamics-I 100 050 150

CS 203 Computer System & 100 050 150Programming

ES 103 Electronic Engineering 100 050 150

MS 211 Applied Mathematics-III 100 000 100

TOTAL 500 200 700

2.2.3 Courses of StudyB.E. (MECHANICAL)

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ME 301 Instrumentation & Control 100 050 150

ME 302 Fluid Mechanics-II 100 050 150

ME 303 Engineering Management 100 000 100& Economics

ME 304 Machine Design & CAD-I 100 050 150

EE 309 Renewable Energy 100 000 000Resources

MS 311 Engineering Statistics 100 000 000

TOTAL 600 150 750




ME 305 Tribology 100 000 000

ME 306 Machine Design & CAD-II 100 050 150

ME 307 Manufacturing Processes-I 050 100 150

ME 308 Power Plants 100 050 150

ME 309 Total Quality Management 100 000 100

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ME 400 Project / Thesis 000 200 200

ME 405 Manufacturing Processes-II 100 050 150

ME 406 Heating Ventilation & 100 050 150

Air- Conditioning

Systems (HVAC)

ME 407 Mechatronics 100 050 150

TOTAL 300 350 650




ME 401 Heat & Mass Transfer 100 050 150

ME 402 Maintenance Engineering 100 000 100

ME 403 Aerodynamics 100 050 150

ME 404 Mechanical Vibration 100 050 150

EE 410 Environment Health & Safety100 000 100

TOTAL 500 150 650

Dr. Asif Ali Memon, ChairmanDr. Asif Ali Memon was born in Moro, District Naushahro Feroze, Sindh, Pakistan. He completedhis Bachelor Studies in Mechanical Engineering in 2003 from Quaid-e-Awam University of Engineering,Science and Technology, Nawabshah. Dr. Memon earned his Masters degree in Environment andRenewable Energies, in 2008, from Corsica University, France and Ph.D. in Wind Energy Engineering,in 2012, from Arts et Metiers ParisTech, France, fully funded by Higher Education Commission,Government of Pakistan.

Presently, Dr. Memon is Associated Professor and Chairman of Energy and Environment EngineeringDepartment in Quaid-e-Awam University of Engineering, Science and Technology, Nawabshah. Dr.Memon is an active researcher, and his research interests include Wind Resource Assessment, WindFarm Design and Optimization, Solar Energy Systems, Energy Storage Technologies, and ComputationalFluid Dynamics.

Dr. Memon has more than 10 research publications in Higher Education Commission recognizedjournals, and participated in various international conferences to present his research work. He isalso HEC approved supervisor for Ph.D. researchers.

Additionally, Dr. Memon is a member of National Curriculum Revision Committee of Environment Engineering, and Energy SystemsEngineering of HEC; and a life time member of Pakistan Engineering Council.

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This department is offering four (04)-years Bachelor's degreecourse known as B.E. (EE) (Energy and Environment). RecentlyM.E & Ph.D Programme in Energy & Environment has also beenlaunched in this department. This is a new, important and rapidlygrowing field of sustainability. Solving global energy problems isa great challenge to human society. As Oil, Gas, Coal, Nuclear,Wind, Biomass and Solar are the major sources of energy, it istherefore important for society to implement and improve energyefficiency and to reduce environmental pollution. Therefore, theemphasis has been given to cover the following important areasin the syllabus of this course:

• Exploration/ Exploitation and processing of various energyresources (both conventional as well as renewable)

• Generation of power by using energy resources• Environmental impacts of energy production and utilization• Solution/ Mitigation measures for reducing environmental

pollution

• Conservation of natural energy resources• Conservation of Biodiversity & Ecosystems• Framing energy policy and management

Public concern about processes, which affect the environment,will continue to influence almost all industrial operations over thenext decade and beyond. Waste disposal, energy production andthe minimization of pollution are the key problems to be addressedfor the sustainable cities of the future. In world of finite resourcesand witnessing a population explosion, much effort is being madeto change the way in which developed societies consume energyand materials and dispose-off waste.

This course is designed to provide broader technical knowledgethrough theory classes supported by tutorials, laboratory experimentsand field visits. In this department a "Energy-Park" is alsoestablished to exhibit various equipment and appliances used for

2.3 DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT ENGINEERING

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power generation from various renewable energy resources andto measure their environment impacts. Zero Energy house is thenew addition in this energy park, in which the energy used will beonly from solar and wind sources. This facility is under an MOUin between QUEST and UNIMAS, Malaysia.

This department is trying hard to produce its product (FutureEngineers) in the above mentioned discipline i.e., Energy andEnvironment, with all essential knowledge to cope-up with theproblems of energy shortage and to minimize energy relatedenvironmental pollution.

The engineers graduating from this new discipline are beingemployed by Water and Power Development Authority (WAPDA),Gas companies, Oil Refineries, Oil and Gas DevelopmentCorporation (OGDC), Environment Protection Agency (EPA),Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), Fauji Fertilizer Company(FFC), Pakistan Railways, Heavy Mechanical Complex (HMC),Pakistan Ordnance Factories (POFs), Heavy Industries Taxila(HIT), and all other agencies working in Energy and Environmentsectors of country as well as abroad.

Faculty members having postgraduate qualifications from developedcountries, such as UK, Germany, Austria, Sweden, Malaysia,France, Thailand, are imparting this knowledge to students of thisdepartment. Some faculty members are on study leave pursuingtheir higher studies abroad. More staff is in the process of beingrecruited from the industries having practical/field knowledge. Sixbatches of graduate engineers have already passed out and mostof them are employed in various organizations.

Facilities Available in the Department

1. Computer LaboratoriesTwo computer labs fully equipped are available for students ofthis department. In these labs more than 50 latest PCs connectedwith Internet and Digital Library to access latest literature andscientific findings. Efforts are being made to arrange more PCswith enhanced specification and video conferencing in thisdepartment for faculty members and students as well.

2. Seminar LibraryThe seminar library with all necessary books, journals, research

articles, newsletters, etc is also available for use of students andfaculty members of this dept.

Laboratories Available in the Department

1. Energy LaboratoryThis lab is equipped with latest equipments in order to providepractical knowledge of all energy generation processing units tostudents. In this lab Hydel power plant, Wind energy power plant,Photovoltaic cells, Solar power plant and other demonstrating unitsare available for the students.

2. Environment LaboratoryThe Environmental Engineering lab is also available in thedepartment. In this lab environmental pollution measuringequipment relating to air, noise & water such as BOD, COD, DO,Turbidity, Spectrophotometer, Conductivity / TDS meters,Particulate matter, Gas Analyzer, Weather Station are available.Water quality testing equipment are also available in this lab. Thislab will provide practical knowledge about the environmentalpollution to the students.

3. Engineering Materials & Fluid Mechanics Laboratory.This lab is available to provide practical knowledge regardingEngineering Materials & Fluid Mechanics to the students. Manyequipment such as Universal Testing Machines (UTMs) for testingall kinds of material (Metals & Non Metals) including rubber arealso available in this lab. Other equipments related to fluid mechanicsare also available to provide practical knowledge to students.

4. Thermodynamic Laboratory.In this laboratory numerous practical are being conducted ofdifferent subjects such as, Thermodynamics, Heat & Mass Transfer,Power Plant and Fuel & Combustions. Various important equipmentsuch as Internal Combustion Engines (Diesel & Petrol), miniatureSteam Power Plant, Vapor jet Refrigeration Unit, Heat TransferUnit (Conduction, Radiation, Convection) Flue gas analyzer, Fuelcombustion unit, Impulse turbine and Cross flow heat exchangeretc, are available in this laboratory.

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1. Dr. Asif Ali Memon Associate ProfessorBE (QUEST), M.E (France) & ChairmanPh.D (France)

2. Prof. Dr. Saleem Raza Samo Professor &B.E (MUET), M.E (AIT) Thailand, Pro Vice ChancellorPh.D (U.K)

3. Engr. Abdul Nasir Laghari Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.Sc (Germany)

4. Engr. Kishan Chand Mukwana Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)(on study leave)

5. Engr. Mohammad Mureed Tunio Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.E (MUET)(on study leave)

6. Engr. Zafar Ali Siyal Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST) M.E (QUEST)(on study leave)

7. Engr. Abdul Rehman Jatoi Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.E (QUEST)(on study leave)

8. Dr. Abdul Qayoom Baloch Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)Ph.D (Malaysia)

9. Engr. Mohammad Junaid Ahsan Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.E (QUEST)

10. Dr. Fareed Hussain Mangi Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.E (France)Ph.D. (France)


11. Engr. Shahid Hussain Siyal LecturerB.E (QUEST), M.E (Sweden)(on study leave)

12. Engr. Sher Muhammad Ghoto LecturerB.E (MUET)

13. Engr. Ahsanullah Soomro LecturerB.E (QUEST), M.E (QUEST)

14. Engr. Mehdi Hassan Mallah LecturerB.E (QUEST), M.E (QUEST)

15. Engr. Yasir Ali Memon LecturerB.E (QUEST)

16. Engr. Asif Ali Siyal LecturerB.E (QUEST)

17. Engr. Asif Saleh Qureshi Faculty Member (FDP)B.E (QUEST)

18. Engr. M. Shoaib Laghari Faculty Member (FDP)B.E (QUEST)

19. Engr. Hammad Hashmi Lab EngineerB.E (QUEST)

20. Engr. Muhammad Zaki Lab EngineerB.E (QUEST), M.E (MUET)

21. Engr. Imran Ahmed Samo Lab EngineerB.E (QUEST), M.E (QUEST)

2.3.3 Courses of StudyB.E. (ENERGY & ENVIRONMENT)




EE 101 Atmospheric Chemistry 100 000 100



MS 111 Calculus and Analytical 100 000 100Geomtry

ME 101 Workshop Technology 050 100 150

EL 104 Electrical Technology-I 100 050 150

TOTAL 500 150 650




EE 201 Energy Resources & 100 000 100Environment

EE 202 Engineering 100 050 150Thermodynamics

EE 203 Fluid Mechanics 100 000 100

MS 211 Laplace Transforms & 100 000 100Fourrier Series

CS 203 Computer System & 100 050 150Programming

TOTAL 500 100 600





EE 103 Engineering Mechanics 100 050 150

BS 105 Technical Report Writing 100 000 100& Communication Skills

MS 112 Differantial Equations & 100 000 100Applications

ME 104 Engineering Drawing & 050 100 150Graphics

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EE 204 Power Plant Technology 100 000 100

EE 205 Thermal Power Systems 100 050 150

EE 206 Engineering Materials 100 000 100

EE 207 Energy Storage 100 050 150

Technologies

ES 207 Basic Electronics 100 050 150

TOTAL 500 150 650




EE 301 HEAT & Mass Transfer 100 050 150

EE 302 Bio Energy Engineering 100 000 100

EE 303 Fuels & Combustion 100 050 150

EL 309 Electrical Technology-II 100 050 150

MS 341 Probability & Statistics 100 000 100

TOTAL 500 150 650




EE 304 Health, Safety & 100 000 100Environment

EE 305 Petroleum & Gas 100 050 150Exploration

EE 306 Nuclear Energy 100 000 100

EE 307 Pollution & Control 100 050 150

EE 308 Instrumentation & Control 100 050 150

TOTAL 500 150 650




EE 400 Project / Thesis 000 200 200

EE 406 Environmental Impact 100 000 100Assessment (EIA)

EE 407 Wind Energy Engineering 100 050 150Technologies

EE 408 Advanced Clean Coal 100 050 150

EE 409 Energy Policy & 100 000 100Management

TOTAL 400 300 700




EE 401 Refinery Engineering 100 000 100

EE 402 Solar Energy Engineering 100 050 150

EE 403 Hydro Power Engineering 100 050 150

EE 404 Energy Conservation 100 000 100

EE 405 Solid Waste Management 100 050 150

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Engr. Abdul Nasir Laghari, ChairmanEngr. Abdul Nasir Laghari was born in Missanwadi, district TandoAllahyar. He did his Bachelorsin Civil Engineering from MUET, Jamshoro and Masters in Environment from BandenburgTechnicalUniversity Cottbus, Germany.

Mr. Laghari has worked in various organizations i.e. MUET, Jamshoro and SIDA,Hyderabad, Sindh.Currently, he is working as Assistant Professor and Incharge Chairman of ChemicalEngineeringDepartment QUEST,Nawabshah. His field of interest is Environmental Pollution Monitoring& Control, Waste Management and Waste Water Treatment System Designs. He has published numberof national & International publications, and also has number of conference publications to his credit.

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In order to address the problem of acute shortage of chemicalengineers in the country and to impart quality instructions in aresearch oriented atmosphere with excellent opportunities forpersonal and professional growth, the Department of ChemicalEngineering at Quaid-e-Awam University of Engineering Science&Technology, Nawabshah, was established in 2013. The departmenthas highly qualified and experienced faculty members to teachfundamental courses in friendly and congenial environment.Students will have access to state-of-the-art laboratories to learnand apply fundamental chemical engineering principles. Thedepartment laboratories will impart the practical knowledge in the

field and will carry out the most recent research and developmentin the area of chemical engineering. Presently, department offersfour year undergraduate program in Chemical Engineering. Thefocus of undergraduate program is to teach students the basic skillsof problem solving, critical analysis, participating in team workand resourcefulness particularly in areas of design, manufacturing,operations, management and maintenance of an industrial plantand a laboratory involving chemical and biochemical processes.It will also deal with bio-chemical, environmental and materialsproblems. In developing the program it has been ensured that ourstudents are at par with students from other world class universities.

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1. Engr. Abdul Nasir Laghari Assistant ProfessorB.E. (MUET), M.Sc (Germany) & Inch: Chairman

2. Prof. Dr. Saleem Raza Samo Professor &B.E (MUET), M.E (AIT, Thailand) Pro-Vice ChancellorPh.D (UMIST, UK)

3. Dr. Asif Ali Memon Associate ProfessorB.E(QUEST), M.E(France)Ph.D(France).

4. Engr. Kishan Chand Mukwana Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)

5. Engr. M. MureedTunio Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.E (MUET)

6. Engr. Zafar Ali Siyal Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.E (QUEST)

7. Dr. Abdul Qayoom Baloch Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)Ph.D (Malaysia)

8. Dr. Fareed Hussain Mangi Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.E (France)Ph.D. (France)


9. Engr. Babar Ali Qureshi LecturerBE (MUET), ME (MUET)

10. Engr. Abdul Sami Channa LecturerBE (MUET)

11. Engr. M. Junaid Ahsan LecturerBE (QUEST), ME (QUEST)

12. Engr. Ahsanullah Soomro LecturerBE (QUEST), ME (QUEST)

13. Engr. Mehdi Hassan Mallah LecturerBE (QUEST), ME (QUEST)

14. Engr. Asif Ali Siyal LecturerBE (QUEST)

15. Engr. Hammad Hashmi Lab EngineerBE(QUEST)

16. Engr. M. Zaki Hassan Memon Lab EngineerBE (QUEST), ME (MUET)

17. Engr. Imran Ahmed Samo Lab EngineerBE (QUEST), ME (QUEST)

Facilities available in department

Computer LaboratoriesTwo computer labs fully equipped are available for students forthis department. In these labs more than 50 latest PCs connectedwith internet and digital library are available to access latestliterature and scientific findings. Efforts are being made to arrangemore PCs with enhanced specification and video conferencing inthis department for faculty members and students as well.

Seminar LibraryThe seminar library is established with all necessary books, researchjournals, articles, magazinesnewsletters etc are available for useof students and faculty members of the chemical engineeringdepartment.

Laboratories available in the Department

1. Thermodynamics Laboratory

2. Engineering Materials and Fluid Mechanics Laboratories

3. Environmental Engineering Laboratory

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Department of Electrical Engineering

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Electrical engineers are changing the world. You can witness ourimpact everywhere, from enormous electrical power grids thatspan continents to nanomachines embedded in living cells. Theinformation and technology revolution has been built-in large part-on the advances of our field. Electrical engineering stands at atime of extraordinary opportunity, as we rise to meet the changinginformation, communication, transportation, energy, medical andenvironmental needs of society.

MissionThe mission of the Electrical Engineering Department at QUESTis to produce graduates who are capable of taking a leadershipposition in the broad aspects of electrical engineering. Our graduates,

• Understand the basic principles that underline the modernelectrical power engineering;

• Are able to apply creatively their understanding of scienceand engineering principles to the solution of problems arisingin whatever career path they choose;

• Are sensitive to the environmental, social, safety and economiccontext in which their work is done, and possess a strongcommitment to ethical practice within that context;

• Are able to communicate their ideas and positions clearly andconcisely, both orally and in writing;

• Are aware of the requirement for and possess the ability toengage in lifelong learning which will be necessary forcontinuing high performance in whatever career path theychoose.

Academic Program & FacultyUndergraduate students in the department take a common coresubjects that serve as their introduction to electrical engineeringand power. The students are offered a set of header subjects thatbuild on the foundations, and lay further foundation for explorationin a selected set of intellectual themes. Laboratory subjects,independent projects, and research opportunities provideengagement with principles and techniques of analysis, design,and experimentation in a variety of fields. The department hasmultiple well equipped, state of the art laboratories like HighVoltage Engineering, Power, Machines, & Circuits. The departmentalso offers a range of programs that enable students to gainexperience in industrial settings, ranging from collaborativeindustrial projects done on campus to term-long experiences atpartner companies.

The faculty of Electrical Engineering department at QUESTcomprises of highly qualified teachers who have the PhD's andpost graduation degrees from UK, China and some local but veryprestigious institutions.

The department offers the following degree programme.1. Bachelor of Engineering2. Master of Engineering3. M.Phil4. Ph.D.

3.1.1 Introduction

Prof. Dr. Muhammad Usman Keerio, ChairmanProf. Dr. Muhammad Usman Keerio was born in Muhammad Haroon Keerio village, District ShaheedBenazirabad. He did bachelors in Electrical Engineering from Mehran University of Engineering andTechnology, Jamshoro in 1991. He got his masters in Control Engineering from Pakistan Navy EngineeringCollege NUST in 2002. He did Ph.D. in Controls and Robotics from Beijing Institute of Technology, Chinain 2008. Dr. Keerio joined QUEST in 1992 as lecturer. Currently, Professor Dr. Keerio is chairman ofElectrical Engineering Department and Dean, Faculty of Electrical, Electronic, Telecommunication &Computer Systems Engineering, QUEST Nawabshah. His field of Interest is Control Engineering & Robotics.He has more than 20 research publications in International/ National Journals and International Conferences.He has participated as author in International Conferences in China. He has produced number of Mastersin Power Engineering and number of Masters projects in his supervision are under progress. Dr. Keerio ismember of Syndicate, Disciplinary Committee and Academic Council QUEST.

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2. Prof. Dr. Sadaruddin Shaikh Professor EmeritusB.E (Sindh), Ph.D. (UK)

3. Engr. Muhammad Ismail Soomro Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)

4. Engr. Naresh Kumar Tanwani Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (QUEST)

5. Engr. Ghulam Shabbir Larik Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET)

6. Engr. Aslam Pervez Memon Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.Phil (MUET)

7. Engr. Muhammad Saleem Memon Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET)

8. Engr. Abdul Sattar Memon Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (NED)

9. Engr. Abdul Sattar Saand Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)(on study leave abroad)

10. Engr. Sohail Khokhar Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.E (QUEST)(on study leave abroad)

11. Engr. Noor Hussain Mugheri Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST, M.E (MUET)

12. Dr. Ghulam Mustafa Bhutto Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), Ph.D. (Denmark)


13. Engr. Rameez Akber Talani Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.E (MUET)

14. Engr. Muhammad Akram Bhayo LecturerB.E (QUEST)(on study leave abroad)

15. Engr. Ashiq Ali Memon LecturerB.E (QUEST)(on study leave abroad)

16. Engr. Jagdesh Kumar LecturerB.E (QUEST)(on study leave abroad)

17. Engr. Jawed Ahmed Leghari LecturerB.E (BUET)(on study leave abroad)

18. Engr. Riaz Hussain Memon LecturerB.E (MUET)

19. Engr. Munawar Ayaz Memon LecturerB.E (QUEST), M.E (QUEST)

20. Engr. Waqar Ahmed Adil Chohan LecturerB.E (QUEST)

21. Engr. Fahad Hussain Zardari LecturerB.E (QUEST)(on contract)

22. Engr. Irfan Ali Soomro Teaching AssistantB.E (QUEST)(on study leave abroad)

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EL 101 Basic Electrical 100 050 150Engineering



MS 151 Applied Calculus 100 000 100

CE 102 Engineering Drawing 100 050 150

ME 106 Workshop Practices 000 100 100

TOTAL 450 200 650




EL 201 Linear Circuits Analysis 100 050 15

ES 206 Applied Electronics 100 050 150

ME 207 Applied Thermodynamics 100 050 150

CS 205 C++ Programming 100 050 150

MS 231 Differential Equations & 100 000 100

Fourier Series

TOTAL 500 200 700




EL 202 D.C. Machines 100 050 150

EL 203 Electromagnetic Field 100 000 100Theory

EL 204 Instrumentation & 100 050 150Measurement

EL 205 Signals & Systems 100 000 100

MS 262 Complex Variables & 100 000 100Transforms

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CE 210 Applied Mechanics 100 050 150

CS 101 Introduction to Computing 100 050 150

ES 102 Electronic Devices and 100 050 150Circuits

TOTAL 550 150 700




EL 301 AC Machines 100 050 150

EL 302 Network & Circuit Theory 100 000 100

EL 303 Communication Systems 100 050 150

EL 304 Probability & Stochastic 100 000 100Process

MS 361 Numerical Analysis & 100 050 150Computer Application

TOTAL 500 150 650




EL 305 Power Generation Systems 100 000 100

EL 306 Electrical Power 100 050 150Transmission

EL 307 Control Systems 100 050 150

EL 308 Digital Electronics & 100 050 150Fuzzy Logic

CS 307 Microprocessor Systems 100 050 150

TOTAL 500 200 700




EL 400 Project / Thesis 000 200 200

EL 406 Power System Control 100 050 150

EL 407 Power System Protection 100 050 150

EL 408 High Voltage Engineering 100 050 150

TOTAL 300 350 650




EL 401 Electrical Power 100 050 150Distribution & Utilization

EL 402 Power Economics & 100 000 100Management

EL 403 Advanced Elect. Machines 100 050 150& Drives

EL 404 Power System Analysis 100 050 150

EL 405 Power Electronics 100 050 150

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In present era, electronic gadgets, devices & systems are sointerwoven in socio-economic fabric of nation that it is difficultto survive without having adequate human resources trained inthe field of Electronic Engineering. Today, even other disciplinesof engineering are considered incomplete without the integrationof relevant electronic systems and devices.

The wide spread applications of electronic systems and devicesconstitute the catalyst for socio-economic development. The modernhigh speed computers, automation and telecommunication systemshave transformed our living patterns. It has not only extendedhuman facilities but has resulted in cultural innovation. Thus it isthe imperative need of time to direct our efforts, time and resourcesto impart latest knowledge, skills and practical training in the fieldof Electronic Engineering.

The department of Electronic Engineering offers a four-year (8-terms) Programme leading to degree of Bachelor of Electronic

Engineering. This Department also offers M.E. in Communications& Industrial Automation & Control. These programmes have beendesigned, considering all the needs and aspects of the latest trendsin the field of Electronic Engineering.

These Programmes include the teaching of courses adequatelysupplemented with the practical hands-on training in laboratoriesand use of other modern ways in imparting professional educationthat is useful for good engineers. Graduates of ElectronicEngineering can find numerous placements in both public as wellas private sector organizations.

The department offers the following degree programmes:1. Bachelor of Engineering2. Master of Engineering3. M.Phil4. Ph.D.

3.2.1 Introduction

Engr. Majid Hussain Memon, ChairmanHe was born in Hala new Sindh. He did bachelors in Electronics from N.E.D University Karachi andMasters in Telecommunication and Control Engineering from MUET, Jamshoro.

He worked as Assistant Manager at Dadabhoy Energy Supply Company limited and as Instrumentationand control Engineer at National Petro Carbon Karachi. He is currently working as Assistant Professorand Incharge Chairman in Department of Electronic Engineering. He is also professional member of PakistanEngineering Council.

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1. Prof. Dr. Abdul Karim Baloch Professor /B.E (Pakistan) Vice ChancellorM.Phil (University of Southampton,UK)Ph.D. (University of Bradford, U.K)Post Doctorate (University ofCentral Florida, USA)

2. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Usman Professor /KeerioB.E (MUET), M.S (NUST) Dean FEETCEPh.D (China)

3. Engr. Majid Hussain Memon Assistant ProfessorB.E (NED), M.E (MUET) (Incharge Chairman)

4. Engr. Muhammad Mujtaba Assistant ProfessorShaikhB.E (MUET), M.Sc (Hamdard)(On Study Leave Abroad)

5. Engr. Erum Pathan Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)(On Study Leave Abroad)

6. Engr. Nasreen Nizamani Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)(On Study Leave)

7. Engr. Nawaz Ali Zardari Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.Sc. (UK)

8. Engr. Nadeem Naeem Bhatti Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)(On Study Leave Abroad)

9. Engr. Tarique Rafique Memon Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)

10. Engr. Ehsan Ali Buriro LecturerB.E (MUET)(On Study Leave Abroad)

11. Engr. Kelash Kanwar LecturerB.E (MUET)(On Study Leave Abroad)


12. Engr. Muhammad Fawad LecturerPanhwarB.E (NED)(On Study Leave Abroad)

13. Engr. Abdul Rafay Khatri LecturerB.E (MUET), PGD (MUET)(On Study Leave Abroad)

14. Engr. Abdul Aleem Jamali LecturerB.E (MUET)(On Study Leave Abroad)

15. Engr. Masood Ali Koondhar LecturerB.E (QUEST), PGD (MUET)

16. Engr. Bhagwan Das LecturerB.E (MUET), M.E (QUEST)(On Study Leave Abroad)

17. Engr. Kamran Ali Memon LecturerB.E (MUET), PGD (QUEST)

18. Engr. Tasleem Dehraj LecturerB.E (QUEST), M.E (MUET)

19. Engr. Sara Rehman Memon LecturerB.E (MUET)

20. Engr. Muhammad Talha Bhatti Lab. EngineerB.E (MUET)

21. Engr. Amad Hussain Lab. EngineerB.E (MUET), PGD (MUET)

22. Engr. Safia Amir Dahri Jr. Lab. EngineerB.E (MUET), M.E (QUEST)

23. Engr. Nazia Keerio Jr. Lab. EngineerB.E (QUEST)

24. Engr. Fozia Panhwar Lab. SupervisorB.E (MUET), PGD (QUEST)

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CS 101 Introduction to Computers 100 050 150





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ES 101 Semi Conductor Materials 100 050 150& Devices

ES 102 Computer Aided 000 100 100Engineering Design

CS 102 Computer Programming 100 050 150


BS 105 Communications Skills 100 000 100

TOTAL 400 200 600




ES 204 Instrumentation & 100 050 150Measurements

ES 205 Electromagnetic Field 100 000 100Theory

ES 206 Microprocessor 100 050 150Architecture & Interfacing

EL 206 Electrical Machines 100 050 150

MS 262 Complex Variable & 100 000 100Transforms

TOTAL 500 150 650




ES 201 Amplifiers & Oscillators 100 050 150

ES 202 Digital Logic Design 100 050 150

ES 203 Circuit Analysis 100 050 150

BS 201 Engineering Economics & 100 000 100Management

MS 231 Differential Equations & 100 000 100Fourier Series

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ES 302 Embedded System Design 100 050 150

ES 303 Integrated Circuit Design 100 050 150& Applications

ES 304 Control Systems 100 050 150

MS 351 Probability & Random 100 000 100Variables

TOTAL 500 200 700




ES 305 Wave Propagation & 100 050 150Antennas

ES 306 Analogue & Digital 100 050 150Communications

ES 307 FPGA-Based System 100 050 150Design

ES 308 Digital Signal Processing 100 050 150

MS 352 Numerical Methods 100 000 100

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ES 400 Electronic Engineering 000 200 200Project / Thesis

ES 405 Automation & Robotics 100 050 150

ES406 Mobile & Wireless 100 050 150Communication

ES 407 Telecommunication 100 050 150Systems & Applications

BS 402 Professional & Social 050 000 050Ethics

TOTAL 350 350 700




ES 401 Computer Communication 100 050 150

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ES 402 Power Electronics 100 050 150

ES 403 Microwave Engineering 100 050 150

ES 404 Laser & Fiber Optics 100 050 150

BS 401 Project Management 050 000 050

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Telecommunication Engineering has revolutionalized the world.Telecommunication Engineering or Telecom Engineering is amajor discipline of engineering. We assist students to specializein the field of telecommunications and start the programme toproduce the high quality telecommunication personnel in variousspecialized areas such as Complex Electronic Switching Systems,RADAR & Satellite communication, Mobile & Wirelesscommunication, Fiber optics, Broadcast engineering and Multimedia& Networking under Telecommunication engineering departmentto meet the demand of emerging industry of telecommunicationin Pakistan and abroad.

The department of Communication engineering offers a four years(8-terms) programme leading to degree of Bachelor ofcommunication Engineering.

This programme includes the teaching of courses adequatelysupplemented with practical hands on training in laboratories anduse of other modern ways in imparting professional education toprepare students to take leading positions over a wide range ofexpert organizations and research projects ir the informationtechnology and communication industries.Communication engineering graduates can find numerousplacements in both public as well as private sector organizations.

Programme Objectives.To provide quality education in the field of CommunicationEngineering in order to produce skilled graduates to contributethe technological and economic development of Pakistan.

3.3.1 Introduction

Engr. Nawaz Ali Zardari, ChairmanEngr. Nawaz Ali Zardari was born in Nawabshah, Sindh, Pakistan. He did his Bachelors degree inTelecommunication Engineering in 2007, from Mehran University of Engineering and Technology,Jamshoro. He obtained his Masters degree in Mobile and Satellite Communication from Universityof Surrey England. He remained BSS Engineer in Egyptian, Pakistan Telecommunication Company(EPTSMobilink Contractor) from 2008 to 2009. He joined Quaid-e-Awam University of Engineering,Science and Technology in 2011, as an Assistant Professor in Electronic Engineering Department.

Mr. Zardari has also served as Director (Standards and Curricula) at National Vocational & TechnicalTraining Commission NAVTTC HQs at Prime Minister’s Secretrate Islamabad. Currently, he isAssistant Professor and Incharge Chairman of Telecommunication Engineering Department, QUESTNawabshah. Following are areas of interest:• Cognitive Networks and Cognitive Radios• Radio Access System Optimization

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2. Engr. Nawaz Ali Zardari Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.Sc (UK) Incharge Chairman

3. Engr. Majid Hussain Memon Assistant ProfessorB.E (NED), M.E (MUET)

4. Engr. Erum Pathan Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), ME (MUET)

5. Engr. Nasreen Nizamani Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), ME (MUET)

6. Engr. Nadeem Naeem Bhatti Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)(on study leave abroad)

7. Engr. Tarique Rafique Memon Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)

8. Engr. Ehsan Ali Buriro LecturerB.E (MUET)(on study leave abroad)

9. Engr. Kelash Kanwar LecturerB.E (MUET)(on study leave abroad)

10. Engr. M. Fawad Panhwar LecturerB.E (NED)(on study leave abroad)


11. Engr. Abdul Rafay Khatri LecturerB.E (MUET) PGD (MUET)(on study leave abroad)

12. Engr. Abdul Aleem Jamali LecturerB.E (MUET)(on study leave abroad)

13. Engr. Masood Ali Koondhar LecturerB.E (QUEST), PGD (MUET)

14. Engr. Bhagwan Das LecturerB.E (MUET), M.E (QUEST)(on study leave)

15. Engr. Kamran Ali Memon LecturerB.E (MUET), PGD (QUEST)

16. Engr. Tasleem Dehraj Teaching AssistantB.E (QUEST), M.E (MUET)

17. Engr. Nazia Keerio Lab EngineerB.E (QUEST)

18. Engr. Safia Amir Dahri Junior Lab EngineerB.E (QUEST), M.E (QUEST)

19. Engr. Fozia Panhwar Lab DemonstratorB.E (MUET), PGD (QUEST)

20. Engr. M. Saleh Memon Lab DemonstratorB.E (NED)

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TC 101 Basic Electronics 100 050 150


ES 105 Computer AidedEngineering Design 000 100 100

MS 152 Linear Algebra &Analytical Geometry 100 000 100


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Computer Engineering is one of the fastest growing engineeringdiscipline which touches nearly every aspect of modern life. Beingan integral part of our daily life, computer technology has increasingdemand of highly skilled professionals to keep up pace with itsrampant growth and innovation.

Keeping in view the significance and impact of this field, thedepartment of Computer Systems Engineering, as per its mission,strives to develop and maintain a high-quality, comprehensive,rigorous and accredited teaching program in Computer Engineeringto prepare graduates of competence, conscience, and compassion,who are prepared to excel in the field of computing. In order to

achieve this goal, we combine the theoritical foundations ofcomputing with the practical engineering knowledge vital toindustry, to provide a broad and integrated curriculum.

Equipped with modern state-of-the-art laboratories, trained technicalstaff, and highly qualified faculty, the department of ComputerSystems Engineering offers following degree programmes:1. Bachelor of Engineering2. Master of Engineering3. M.Phil4. Ph.D.

3.4.1 Introduction

Prof. Dr. Nisar Ahmed Memon, ChairmanProf. Dr. Nisar Ahmed Memon was born in Hala New District Matiari, Sindh, Pakistan. He did hisBachelors in Computer Systems Engineering from Mehran University of Engineering and Technology,Jamshoro. He got his Masters and PhD in Computer Engineering from Ghulam Ishaq Khan Instituteof Engineering Sciences and Technology, Topi, Khyber Pukhtoonkhawa. Currently Dr. Memon isProfessor and Head of Computer Systems Engineering Department in Quaid-e-Awam University ofEngineering, Science and Technology, Nawabshah. Dr. Memon is active researcher. His field ofinterest is Digital Image Processing, Digital Image Watermarking, Data Authentication Techniques,Pattern Recognition, and Medical Image Analysis and Processing. He has published number ofInternational and National Journal and conference publications. He has about 30 publications onhis credit. Dr. Memon is also a member of Governing Body Pakistan Engineering Council for tenure2012-2014. Currently, Dr. Memon visited South Korea to attend the meeting of International EngineeringAlliance (IEA) forum in Seoul.

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2. Dr. Pardeep Kumar Harani Associate ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)Ph.D (Germany)

3. Engr. Muhammad Sulleman Assistant ProfessorMemonB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)

4. Engr. Mohammad Ali Soomro Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (NED)

5. Engr. Fayyaz Ahmed Memon Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)

6. Engr. Fizza Abbas Alvi Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.E (MUET)(on study leave abroad)

7. Engr. Iftikhar Ahmed Koondhar Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)

8. Engr. Adnan Ahmed Arain Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.E (QUEST)(on study leave abroad)

9. Engr. Ubedullah Rajput Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.E (NUST)(on study leave abroad)

10. Engr. Sajida Nadeem Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.E (MUET)(on study leave abroad)

11. Engr. Anees Ahmed Soomro Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (QUEST)

12. Engr. Fouzia Noureen Shaikh Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.E (MUET)

13. Dr. Syed Raheel Hassan Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET),Ph.D (France)

14. Dr. Umair Ali Khan Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.S (Austria)Ph.D (Austria)

15. Dr. Intesab Hussain Sadhayo Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.S (France),Ph.D (France)


16. Dr. Irfana Memon Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.S (France)Ph.D (France)

17. Engr. Agha Shiraz Khan Pathan LecturerB.E (QUEST)

18. Engr. Abdul Wahid Memon LecturerB.E (MUET), M.S (France)

19. Engr. Abdul Rahim Nizamani LecturerB.E (MUET)(on study leave abroad)

20. Engr. Fareed Ahmed Jokhio LecturerB.E (MUET)(on study leave abroad)

21. Engr. Zuhaib Ahmed Shaikh LecturerB.E (QUEST)

22. Engr. Muhammad Aamir Bhutto LecturerB.E (QUEST)

23. Engr. Shahzana Memon LecturerB.E (QUEST)

24. Engr. Muhammad Awais Rajput LecturerB.E (QUEST)

25. Engr. Imtiaz Ali Halepoto Faculty MemberB.E (QUEST)(on study leave abroad)

26. Engr. Abdul Qudoos Memon Faculty MemberB.E (QUEST)(on study leave abroad)

27. Engr. Ali Raza Bhangwar Lab EngineerB.E (QUEST), M.E (QUEST)

28. Engr. Ayesha Jokhio Lab EngineerBS (COMSATS)

29. Engr. Benish Qureshi Lab EngineerB.E (QUEST)

30. Engr. Haseena Rind Baloch Junior Lab EngineerB.E (QUEST)

31. Engr. Abdul Majid Kalwar Junior Lab EngineerB.E (QUEST)

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CS 101 Introduction to Computing 100 050 150





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CS 201 Automata Theory 100 000 100

CS 202 Data Structures & 100 050 150Algorithms

CS 203 Database Management 100 050 150Systems

CS 204 Digital Logic & Design 100 050 150

MS 231 Differential Equations and 100 000 100Fourier Integral

TOTAL 500 150 650




CS 103 Object Oriented 100 050 150Programming

EL 104 Circuit Analysis 100 050 150

ES 205 Electronic Engineering 100 050 150

MS 172 Calculus, Vectors 100 000 100



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CS 205 Computer Architecture & 100 050 150Design

CS 206 Data Communication & 100 050 150Networks

CS 207 Operating Systems 100 050 150

CS 208 Convex Optimization 100 000 100

MS 232 Laplace & Fourier 100 000 100Transforms, DiscreteMathematics

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CS 301 Computer Graphics 100 050 150

CS 302 Control Systems and 100 050 150Robotics

CS 303 Microprocessors 100 050 150

CS 304 Network Security 100 050 150

MS 331 Statistical Methods & 100 000 100Estimations

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CS 305 Artificial Intelligence 100 050 150

CS 306 Simulation & Modeling 100 050 150

CS 307 Web Engineering 100 050 150

CS 308 Functional Programming 100 050 150

BS 301 Engineering Economics 100 000 100

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CS 406 Wireless & Mobile 100 050 150Communication

CS 407 Compiler Writing 100 050 150

CS 408 Parallel & Distributed 100 050 150Computing

CS 409 Software Design Patterns 100 050 150

CS 410 Project / Thesis 000 200 200

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CS 401 Embedded Systems 100 050 150Development

CS 402 Software Engineering 100 050 150

CS 403 Data Warehousing & 100 050 150Mining

CS 404 Machine Learning 100 050 150

CS 405 Digital Image Processing 100 050 150

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Department of Information Technology

Department of Mathematics & Statistics

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4.1 DEPARTMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGYProf. Dr. Muhammad Ibrahim Channa, ChairmanProf. Dr. Muhammad Ibrahim Channa obtained Masters Degree in Computer Science from University ofSindh Jamshoro, Pakistan and joined as lecturer, Department of Business Administration, Shah Abdul LatifUniversity Khairpur, Pakistan. Later, he joined as lecturer, Department of Computer Systems Engineering,Quaid-e-Awam University of Engineering, Science and Technology, Nawabshah, Pakistan. He went toNational University of Sciences and Technology, Islamabad for pursuing MS Degree in Information Technologyand became Assistant Professor, Department of Information Technology after successful completion ofMS Degree. He left for Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand for pursuing PhD Degree in Informationand Communication Technology and became Professor, Department of Information Technology after hissuccessful return. Currently, he is acting Chairman, Department of Information Technology.

He teaches and guides students at Bachelors', Masters', and PhD level at his parent university as well as other universities of the country.He has also been co-supervising few students at PhD level abroad. His research interests consist of Wireless Communications, MobileAd Hoc Networks, Energy Efficiency in Wireless Sensor Networks and Energy Efficient Routing Protocols for Internet.

Information and Communication Technology is an ever growingand a challenging field with a broader scope comprising of thestudy, design, development and implementation of computer-basedinformation systems. It particularly deals with the softwareapplications using computers to convert, store, protect, process,transmit and retrieve information securely.

With the financial assistance and approval of the Federal Ministryof Science and Technology Pakistan, the Institute of InformationTechnology (I.I.T) had been established at QUEST. The Instituteof Information Technology has been approved by the Syndicateand had become functional since 2001-02.

The Department of Information Technology is working under theumbrella of I.I.T. The Department is well equipped with the latesttechnology and our IT professionals are capable of performing upto the mark in a variety of areas ranging from installing applicationsto designing and administrating computer networks and informationsystems. The Department also offers CCNA Certification, whichis facilitated through QUEST-CISCO Networking Academy. Ithelps to prepare students for continuing education and professionalcareer in IT discipline.

The Department of Information Technology offers these degrees:Bachelor of Science in Information Technology, Master of Sciencein Information Technology, Master of Science in SoftwareEngineering, Master of Science in Computer Science, and PhD inInformation Technology.

The major areas in curricula covers:• Computer Hardware• Computer Networking• Software Engineering• DBMS, Data-Ware Housing & Data Mining• Mobile Computing and Programming• Agile Software Methods• High-Performance Computing• Computer Graphics & Multimedia• Web Engineering

The Department is trying its best to produce highly skilledprofessionals out of its available intake. The graduates of ourdepartment are having good positions in public / privateorganizations.

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2. Prof. Dr. Zahid Hussain Abro Professor &M.Sc. (Sindh), Ph.D. (Austria) Dean FOS

3. Dr. Akhtar Hussain Jalbani Associate ProfessorB.C.S (QUEST), M.S (Thailand)Ph.D. (Thailand)

4. Dr. Muhammad Saleem Vighio Associate ProfessorB.C.S (Sindh), M.S (Denmark)Ph.D. (Denmark)

5. Mr. Mukhtiar Ahmed Kori Assistant ProfessorM.Sc (Sindh), M.S (Hamdard)

6. Engr. Irum Yousafani Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.E (Thailand)

7. Engr. Javed Akhtar Unar Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)(on study leave abroad)

8. Dr. Rafia Naz Memon Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)Ph.D. (Malaysia)

9. Engr. Fiza Siyal Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)

10. Mr. Adnan Manzoor Rajper Assistant ProfessorM.Sc (Sindh), M.S (QUEST)(on study leave abroad)

11. Mr. Nazar Hussain Phulpoto LecturerMBA (QAU), M.S (SZABIST)(on study leave abroad)

12. Mr. Saifullah Memon LecturerB.Sc (SALU), M.Sc (SALU)

13. Ms. Mehwish Laghari LecturerBS(IT) Sindh


15. Ms. Saima Siraj Soomro LecturerBS(CS) QUEST

14. Mr. Asghar Ali Chandio LecturerBS(IT) Sindh

16. Mr. Shah Zaman Nizamani LecturerBS (CS)Hons (Sindh), MS (MAJU)

17. Mr. Waqas Ali Sahito LecturerBS (CS) (QUEST)

18. Mr. Zeeshan Rasool Memon LecturerBS(CS) QUEST(on study leave abroad)

19. Mr. Baqir Ali Zardari LecturerBS(CS) (QUEST)

20. Mr. Himat Ali Shah LecturerBS(IT) Sindh,

21. Engr. Muneeba Shoukat Memon Faculty Member (FDP)B.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)(on study leave abroad)

22. Engr. Muntazir Mehdi Faculty Member (FDP)B.E (MUET)(on study leave abroad)

23. Ms. Jharna Devi Faculty Member (FDP)BS(IT) (Sindh)(on study leave abroad)

24. Mr. Ayaz A. Qureshi Network/ I.T ManagerM.Sc. (Sindh), M.S (QUEST)

25. Ms. Shamshad Lakho Lab InstructorBS (CS) (QUEST)

26. Mr. Nadeem Channa Lab InstructorBS (CS) (QUEST)

27. Mr. Zeeshan Nizamani Lab InstructorBS (CS) Karachi University

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IT 101 Introduction to Computing 100 050 150

IT 102 Computer Programming 100 050 150

MS 152 Linear Algebra & 100 000 100

Analytical Geometry



TOTAL 500 150 650




IT 201 Data Structure & 100 050 150Algorithms

IT 202 Fundamentals of 100 000 100Accounting

IT 203 Database Management 100 050 150System

IT 204 Advanced Object Oriented 100 050 150Programming

MS 272 Discrete Mathematics 100 000 100

TOTAL 500 150 650




IT 103 Computer Architecture & 100 050 150Logic Design

IT 104 Object Oriented 100 050 150Programming




MS 172 Calculus & Vectors 100 000 100

TOTAL 500 100 600




IT 205 Network Fundamentals 100 050 150

IT 206 Object Oriented Analysis 100 050 150

& Design

IT 207 Web Engineering-I 100 050 150

IT 208 Microprocessors 100 050 150

MS 271 Probability and Statistics 100 000 100

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IT 301 Web Engineering –II 100 050 150

IT 302 Routing Protocol Concepts 100 050 150

IT 303 Information Systems 100 000 100

IT 304 Software Engineering 100 050 150

IT 305 Operating Systems 100 050 150

TOTAL 500 200 700










IT 401 Data Mining 100 050 150

IT 402 WAN Technologies 100 050 150

IT 403 Mobile Computing 100 050 150

IT 404 Compiler Construction 100 050 150

IT 405 Software Design Patterns 100 050 150

TOTAL 500 250 750

IT 306 LAN Switching & Wireless 100 050 150Networks

IT 307 Computer Graphics 100 050 150

IT 308 Software Project 100 050 150Management

IT 309 Human Computer 100 050 150Interaction

IT 310 Data Warehousing 100 050 150

TOTAL 500 250 750

IT 400 Project / Thesis 000 200 200

IT 406 High Performance 100 050 150

Computing

IT 407 Multimedia Technologies 100 050 150

IT 408 Functional Programing 100 050 150

IT 409 Artificial Intelligence 100 050 150

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Quaid-e-Awam University of Engineering, Science & Technology,Nawabshah is offering the Bachelor of Science (Computer Science)full time 4-years degree evening programme under Institute ofInformation Technology (IIT), which comprises of 8-Terms asrecommended by Higher Education Commission. The mainobjective of this programme is to transfer the knowledge in thefield of computer to the students of this region and provide skill

in computing profession in order to meet the requirements of thecountry and to develop the ability of the students to constructreliable software products, which recognize and meet the need ofthe user applying sound scientific, mathematical, management andengineering principles. The laboratories facilities at the department(equipped with Xeon / Core i7, Multimedia, Internet and Networks)provide an environment of engineering.

4.2.1 Introduction

Dr. Akhtar Hussain Jalbani, CoordinatorDr. Akhtar Hussain Jalbani was born in Nawabshah. He did his PhD in Computer Science fromAsian Institute of Technology Bangkok, Thailand in 2007. At present, he is an Associate Professorin Department of Information Technology and Coordinator of Computer Science department at Quaid-e-Awam University of Engineering, Science and Technology, Nawabshah. Dr. Jalbani has diverseinterest in different fields of Computer Science. His main research interest is in Artificial Intelligenceand Information Retrieval. He has published number of National and International Journal andconference papers.

4.2 DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

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1. Dr. Akhtar Hussain Jalbani Associate ProfessorB.C.S (QUEST), M.S (Thailand) & CoordinatorPh.D (Thailand)

2. Prof. Dr. Zahid Hussain Abro Professor & DeanM.Sc (Sindh), Ph.D (Austria) Faculty of Science

3. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ibrahim ProfessorChannaM.Sc (Sindh), MS (NUST)Ph.D (Malaysia)

4. Dr. Muhammad Saleem Vighio Associate ProfessorB.C.S (Sindh) MS (Denmark)Ph.D (Denmark)

5. Mr. Mukhtiar Ahmed Kori Assistant ProfessorM.Sc (Sindh), M.S (Hamdard)

6. Engr. Irum Memon Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST) M.E (Thailand)(on study leave abroad)

7. Engr. Javed Akhtar Unar Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)(on study leave abroad)

8. Dr. Rafia Naz Memon Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)Ph.D (Malaysia)

9. Engr. Fiza Siyal Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), ME (MUET)

10. Mr. Adnan Manzoor Rajper Assistant ProfessorM.Sc (Sindh) M.S (QUEST)(on study leave abroad)

11. Mr. Nazar Hussain Phulpoto LecturerMBA (QAU) M.S (SZABIST)(on study leave abroad)

12. Mr. Saifullah Memon LecturerB.Sc (SALU), M.Sc (SALU)


13. Mr. Asghar Ali Chandio LecturerBS(IT) Sindh

14. Ms. Saima Siraj Soomro LecturerBS(IT) QUEST

15. Mr. Zeeshan Rasool Memon LecturerBS(CS) QUEST(on study leave abroad)

16. Ms. Mehwish Laghari LecturerBS(IT) Sindh

17. Mr. Shah Zaman Nizamani LecturerBCS (Sindh), MS (MAJU)

18. Mr. Waqas Ali Sahito LecturerBS (CS), (QUEST)

19. Mr. Baqar Ali Zardari LecturerB.S(CS) (QUEST)

20. Mr. Ayaz A. Qureshi I.T. ManagerM.Sc (Sindh), M.S (QUEST)

21. Ms. Jherna Devi Faculty Member (FDP)BS(IT) (Sindh)(on study leave abroad)

22. Engr. Muneeba Shoukat Memon Faculty Member (FDP)B.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)(on study leave abroad)

23. Engr. Muntazir Mehdi Faculty Member (FDP)B.E (MUET)(on study leave abroad)

24. Mr. Ghulam Hussain Jalbani Lecturer (Contract)BS (CS) (QUEST)

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BCS 101 Introduction to Computing 100 050 150

BCS 102 Introduction to Computer 100 050 150Programming





TOTAL 550 150 700




BCS 201 Computer Architecture & 100 000 100Organization

BCS 202 Database Management 100 050 150Systems

BCS 203 Data Structures 100 050 150

BCS 204 Visual Programming 100 050 150

MS 271 Probability & Statistics 100 000 100

TOTAL 500 150 650




BCS 103 Digital Logic & Design 100 050 150

BCS 104 Object Oriented 100 050 150Programming

MS 172 Calculus & Vectors 100 000 100



IT 106 Financial Accounting & 100 000 100Management

TOTAL 550 100 650




BCS 205 Network Fundamentals 100 050 150

BCS 206 Object Oriented Analysis 100 000 100

& Design

BCS 207 Web Engineering 100 050 150

BCS 208 Analysis of Algorithms 100 000 100

MS 272 Discrete Mathematics 100 000 100

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BCS 301 Advanced Object Oriented 100 050 150Programming

BCS 302 Routing Protocol Concepts 100 050 150

BCS 303 Software Engineering 100 000 100

BCS 304 Microprocessors & 100 050 150Assembly Language

BCS 305 Operating Systems 100 050 150

TOTAL 500 200 700




BCS 306 LAN Switching & 100 050 150Wireless Network

BCS 307 Human Computer 100 050 150Interaction

BCS 308 Functional Programming 100 050 150

BCS 309 Automata Theory 100 000 100

BCS 310 Computer Graphics 100 050 150

BCS 311 Multimedia Systems 100 050 150

TOTAL 600 250 850




BCS 400 Thesis / Project 000 200 200

BCS 406 High Performance 100 050 150Computing

BCS 407 Data Warehouse and 100 050 150Mining

BCS 408 Network Security 100 000 100

BCS 409 Software Project 100 050 150Management

TOTAL 400 350 750




BCS 401 WAN Technologies 100 050 150

BCS 402 Artificial Intelligence 100 050 150

BCS 403 Compiler Construction 100 050 150

BCS 404 Digital Image Processing 100 050 150

BCS 405 Pervasive Computing 100 050 150

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4.3.1 Introduction

Dr. Khuda Bux Amur, ChairmanDr. Khuda Bux Amur was born in a small village Noor Muhammad Amur of the District NaushaheroFeroze, Sindh, Pakistan. He received his Bachelors (Hons) and M.Sc in Mathematics from theUniversity of Sindh Jamshoro. He was awarded a scholarship from GIK institute for Masters inEngineering Sciences in 2003 and completed his MS in Engineering Sciences in 2005 from theGhulam Ishaq khan Institute of Engineering Sciences and Technology, Topi, Swabi. During his Mastersin Engineering Science He actively participated in the research and teaching activities in the Facultyof Engineering Sciences. In 2008 He was awarded a Ph.D. scholarship from QUEST Nawabshah.During his Ph.D, Dr. Amur also Participated in some conferences in France, Germany, Czech Republicand presented his Research work. He traveled to some other European countries Like Netherlands,Belgium, Luxemburg, and Switzerland during his higher studies abroad. He has contributed morethan thirteen research papers in local and international journals. Area of his research work isMathematical image processing, Mathematical modeling and simulation in science & engineering.After completion of his PhD he joined the QUEST and started Masters Program in Mathematics inthe department of Mathematics and statistics, and also got engaged in teaching PhD courses in theUniversity. Currently, he teaches "Mathematical modeling and simulation" to the Ph.D. students inthe QUEST. Dr. Amur also guides the MS Students in the department of Mathematics and statistics to prepare their theses.

4.3 DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS & STATISTICS

Mathematics is one of the core disciplines of applied sciences andit has vide applicability in every discipline of engineering, science,business administration and IT. Properly trained graduates inMathematics and Statistics are also needed for the educational andresearch sector of the country including the province of Sindh.Therefore, to meet the needs of this region in terms of graduatesand postgraduates in this particular field, the Department ofMathematics and Statistics is established and the 1st batch wasinducted w.e. from 2007. The degree course has been designedconsidering all the needs and aspects of latest applicability of thesubject in the field of Engineering, Science and Technology.

The department offers four-year (8-Term), undergraduateprogramme for the degree of Bachelor of Science in MathematicsBS (Mathematics) and recently the Postgraduate MS (Mathematics)two years programme has also been started from 13-batch, 2013in the department. Department is also starting Ph.D. programmewith intake of 2015 Batch. The Department offers the followingdegree programs:

1. Bachelor of Science BS (4 years).2. Master of Science in Mathematics.3. Ph.D. in Mathematics.

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1. Dr. Khuda Bux Amur Assistant ProfessorM.Sc (Maths) Sindh, (Incharge Chairman)M.S (Engg. Sc.) GIKIPh.D (Comp: Maths) France

2. Dr. Muhammad Afzal Soomro Assistant ProfessorB.S (Maths) SALU KhairpurPh.D Netherlands

3. Dr. Sajjad Hussain Sandilo Assistant ProfessorB.Sc (Maths) Sindh UniversityM.Sc (Applied Maths) QAU IslmabadPhD (Applied Maths &Applied Mechanics) TU DelfNetherlands

4. Mr. Abbas Ali Ghoto Assistant ProfessorB.Sc. (Statistics) SindhM.Sc. (Statistics) SindhM.Phil (Statistics) Sindh

5. Mr. Rajab Ali Malookani LecturerM.Sc (Maths) Sindh University(on study leave abroad)

6. Mr. Ajeeb-ur-Rehman Junejo LecturerM.Sc (Maths) SALU, Khairpur(on study leave abroad)

7. Mr. Shakeel Ahmed Kamboh LecturerB.S (Maths) University of Sindh(on study leave abroad)

8. Mr. Sanaullah Dehraj LecturerM.S (Maths) University of Sindh

9. Mr. Abdul Hanan Shaikh Faculty MemberM.Sc. (Q.A.U) Islamabad(on study leave abroad)


10. Mr. Hafiz Muhammad Memon LecturerB.S (Maths) University of Sindh

11. Mr. Asghar Ali Maitlo LecturerM.Sc (Maths) SALU

12. Aftab Ahmed Soomro Lecturer LecturerM.Sc. (Maths) University of Sindh

13. Mr. Wajid Ali Shaikh LecturerM.Sc (Maths) SindhPGD (CS) University of Sindh

14. Mr. Shujaat Ali Shah LecturerB.Sc (Maths, Physics)SALU KhairpurM.Sc (Mathematics)QAU IslamabadM.Phil (Pure Mathematics)QAU IslamabadQAU, Islamabad

15. Mr. Imran Ali Kanio LecturerBS (Mathematics & Statistics) QUESTNawabshah

16. Mr. Iqrar Ali Pali LecturerBS (Mathematics & Statistics)

17. Mr. Kamran Nazeer Memon LecturerBS (Mathematics) SALU KhairpurMS (COMSATS) Islamabad

18. Mr. Muzaffar Bashir Arain LecturerBS (Mathematics & Statistics) QUESTNawabshah

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MS101 Discrete Mathematics 100 000 100

MS102 Trigonometry & Linear 100 000 100Algebra

BS101 Islamic Studies/ Ethics 050 000 050

BS102 Functional English 100 000 100

BS103 Physics-I 050 050 100

IT105 Introduction to Computers 100 050 150

TOTAL 500 100 600




MS201 Statistics and Probability 100 000 100

MS202 Differential Equations and 100 000 100Fourier Series

MS203 Vector Calculus and 100 000 100Analytical Geometry

MS206 Number Theory & Theory 100 000 100 of Equations

IT209 Programming in C++ 100 050 150

TOTAL 500 050 550




MS103 Calculus 100 000 100

MS104 Statics and Dynamics 100 000 100

MS105 Business Mathematics and 100 000 100Financial Accounting

BS104 Pakistan Studies 050 000 050

BS105 Communication skills 100 000 100

BS106 Physics-II 050 050 100

TOTAL 500 050 550




MS204 Numerical Analysis-I 100 000 100

MS205 Complex Analysis 100 000 100

MS209 Computer Algebra System 050 050 100

MS207 Graph Theory 100 000 100

MS208 Topology 100 000 100

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MS301 Solution of Differential 100 000 100

Equations

MS302 Differential Geometry 100 000 100

MS303 Real Analysis-I 100 000 100

MS304 Measure Theory 100 000 100

MS305 Group Theory 100 000 100

TOTAL 500 000 500




MS306 Numerical Analysis-II 100 000 100

MS307 Rings and Fields 100 000 100

MS308 Real Analysis-II 100 000 100

MS309 Fuzzy logic 100 000 100

MS310 Analytical Dynamics 100 000 100

TOTAL 500 000 500




MS401 Fluid Mechanics 100 000 100

MS402 Econometrics 100 000 100

MS403 Integral Equations 100 000 100

MS404 Optimization Techniques 100 000 100

MS405 Functional Analysis 100 000 100

MS406 Transformation Techniques 100 000 100

TOTAL 500 000 500




MS400 Comprehensive Viva Voce 000 100 100

MS407 Stochastic Processes and 100 000 100Theory of Queues

MS408 Tensor Analysis 100 000 100

MS409 Cryptography 100 000 100

MS410 Operation Research 100 000 100

MS411 Finite Element Methods 100 000 100

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The department teaches the courses of Mathematics includingStatistics, Humanities, English and Computer Science with particularreference to engineering applications. The English Language Centre

of the University is also functioning under the administration ofthis department.

4.4.1 Introduction

Mr. Abdul Ghafoor Shaikh, ChairmanMr. Abdul Ghafoor Shaikh was born in District Larkana, Sindh, Pakistan. He did Masters in Mathematicsfrom Sindh University Jamshoro, and got position. Mr. Shaikh obtained his M.Phil. from Quaid-e-Azam University Islamabad. Currently, Mr. Shaikh is Assistant Professor and Incharge Chairmanof Department of Basic Sciences & Related Studies. Mr. Shaikh worked as researcher in the fieldof General Relativity. Mr. Shaikh’s main research interest is in Curvature Collineation. He haspublished two international papers.

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1. Mr. Abdul Ghafoor Shaikh Assistant ProfessorM.Sc (Maths) University of Sindh & Incharge ChairmanM.Phil (Maths), QAU Islamabad

2. Mr. Azhar Hussain Shah Assistant ProfessorM.A (Econ) University of Sindh

3. Mr. Liaquat Ali Tunio Assistant ProfessorM.Sc (Maths) SALU, KhairpurM.Phil (Maths) QAU Islamabad,PGCOC Islamabad

4. Syed Muhammad Saeed Ahmed Assistant ProfessorM.Sc (Maths) University of Sindh,PGCOC Islamabad

5. Dr. Inayatullah Kakepoto Assistant ProfessorM.A (English), SALU KhairpurM.A (Sociology),PhD (English) Malaysia

6. Mr. Ghulam Saqib Buriro Assistant ProfessorM.A (English) NUML, IslamabadM.Phil (Language Teaching &Learning) University of Auckland,New Zealand

7. Dr. Muhammad Atif Pathan Assistant ProfessorM.Sc. (Maths) University of SindhPhD Delft University of TechnologyNetherlands

8. Mr. Mansoor Ahmed Channa LecturerM.A (English), SALU KhairpurMS (Applied Linguistics)Mahidol University, Thailand(on study leave abroad)

9. Mr. Hafiz Barkat Ali Bhayo LecturerM.Sc (Maths) SALU, Khairpur(on study leave abroad)


10. Mr. Saifullah Bhutto LecturerM.A (Islamic Culture)University Sindh(on study leave abroad)

11. Mr. Insaf Ali Siming LecturerM.A (English) SALU, Khairpur(on study leave abroad)

12. Mr. Ghullam Yameen Mallah LecturerM.Sc (Maths) QAU, Islamabad

13. Mr. Ravi Kumar LecturerB.S (Maths) University of Sindh

14. Mr. Mehboob Ali Jatoi LecturerB.S (Maths) QUEST, Nawabshah

15. Mr. Rashid Hussain Mahesar LecturerM.A (English) University of Sindh

16. Mr. Muhammad Arif Soomro LecturerM.A (English Language Teaching)NUML, Islamabad

17. Mr. Mansoor Ahmed Koondhar LecturerM.A (English) University of Sindh

18. Prof. Dr. Ghulam Hyder Buriro Professor on contractPh.D (Pak Studies)University of Sindh

19. Mr. Saleemullah Bhutto Lecturer on contractM.A (Islamic Culture)University of Sindh

20. Mr. Tarique Hussain Keerio Lecturer on contractM.A (Pak Studies)University of Karachi

21. Mr. Mehboob Ali Koondhar Lecturer on contractM.A (Islamic Culture)University of Sindh

FACULTY OF TECHNOLOGY

Government Habib College of Technology, Nawabshah

Government College of Technology, Khairpur

Government College of Technology, Larkano

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The Faculty of Technology supervises the conduct of degreeprogrammes of B.Tech and B.Sc. (Industrial Technology) coursesoffered by the Government College of Technology, Khairpur (Mirs)and Government Habib College of Technology, Nawabshahrespectively. This year the Government College of TechnologyLarkana is also allowed affiliation with QUEST to offer B.TechPrgramme. With the rapid growth of industrialization and consequentexpansion in the demand for skilled manpower in the country,it became indispensable to improve and upgrade the standard andquality of technical education. It was realized that there wasextreme paucity of technical institutes to cater the growing needof technical staff for the emerging industrial sector in the country.In order to meet this challenge the Government decided to introducedegree courses of Bachelor level in certain selected disciplines oftechnology at the technical colleges.

Three colleges have been affiliated with Quaid-e-Awam Universityof Engineering, Science & Technology Nawabshah, which is oneof the leading universities of the country in imparting engineering,technical as well as education in science.

Monitoring of courses is being carried by the university at theaffiliated colleges on regular basis. The purpose is to bring newinnovation and produce proper technical manpower required for

a sound and sustained growth of Industrial sector in the country.The curriculum implemented in the colleges is as perrecommendations of Higher Education Commission Islamabad.The admission process of the colleges is well explained in theirrespective prospectus. The examinations are conducted andsupervise by the QUEST, examination section as per policy of theUniversity.

Prof. Dr. Noor Ahmed MemonDean, Faculty of Technology, QUEST, NawabshahTelephone No. 0244-9370375 0244-9370381-4 Ext. 2523

Prof. Pir Muhammad AkbarPricipalGovernment Habib College of Technology, Nawabshah

Prof. Mir Sajjad Ali TalpurPricipalGovernment College of Technology, Khairpur

Prof. Munir Ahmed ShaikhPricipalGovernment College of Technology, Larkano

5.1 Introduction

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Government Habib College of Technology, Nawabshah

Government College of Technology, Khairpur

Government College of Technology, Larkano

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Affiliation:- (1) An educational institution applying for affiliationto the University shall make an application to the University andshall satisfy it.

(a) that the educational institution is under the management of theGovernment of regularly constituted governing body;

(b) that the financial resources of the educational institution aresufficient to enable it to make due provision for its continuedmaintenance and efficient working;

(c) that the strength and qualification of the teaching and otherstaff, and the terms and conditions of their service, are adequateto make the provision for the courses of instruction, teachingor training to be under taken by the educational institution;

(d) that the educational institution has framed proper rulesregarding the efficiency and discipline of its staff and otheremployees;

(e) that the building in which the educational institution is to belocated is suitable, and that provision will be made inconformity with the statutes and the Regulations for theresidence of students, not residing with their parents orguardians, in the hostels established and maintained by theeducational institution or in hostels or lodgings approved byit, and the supervision and physical and general welfare ofstudents;

(f) that provision has been made for library and adequate libraryservices;

(g) that where affiliation is sought in any branch of experimentalsciences, due arrangements have been made for impartinginstruction in that branch of science in a properly equippedlaboratory, museum and other places of practical work:

(h) that due provision will, so far as circumstances may permit,be made for the residence of Principal and members of theteaching staff in or near the college or the place provided forthe residence of students; and

(1) that the affiliation of the educational institution, having regardto the provision which may have been made for students byanother educational institution in its neighborhood, will beinjurious to the interests of education or discipline.

(2) The application shall further contain an undertaking that afterthe educational institution is affiliated any transference of,

and changes in the management and in the teaching staff shallbe forth with reported to the University, and that the teachingstaff shall possess such qualifications as are or may beprescribed.

(3) The procedure to be followed in disposing of an applicationfor the affiliation of an educational institution shall be suchas may be prescribed.

(4) The Syndicate may, on the recommendation of the AffiliationCommittee, grant or refuse affiliation to an educationalinstitution:

Provided that affiliation shall not be refused, unless the educationalinstitution has been given an opportunity of making a representationagainst the proposed decision.

Addition of courses by affiliated educational institution:Where an educational institution desires to add to the courses ofinstruction in respect of which it is affiliated, the procedureprescribed under sub-section (3) of section 32 shall, so far as maybe, followed. Reports from affiliated educational institution:(1) Every educational institution affiliated to the university shall

furnish such reports, returns and other information as theUniversity may require to enable it to judge the efficiency ofthe educational institution.

(2) The University may call upon any educational institutionaffiliated to it to take, within a specified period, such actionas my appear to the University to be necessary in respect ofany of the matters referred to in sub-section (1) of section 32.

Withdrawal of affiliation:1) If an educational institution affiliated to the university fails

at any time to fulfill any of the requirements mentioned inthis Act, or if an institution has failed to observe any of theconditions of its affiliation, or its affairs are conducted in amanner which is prejudicial to the interests of education, theSyndicate may, on the recommendation of the AffiliationCommittee, and after considering such representation as theeducational institution may wish to make, withdraw, eitherin*" whole or in part, the rights conferred on the educationalinstitution by affiliation or modify such rights.

2) The Procedure to be followed for the withdrawal of affiliationshall be such as may be prescribed.

5.2 Affiliation of Technical Institutions to the University

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Appeal against refusal or withdrawal of affiliation:An appeal shall lie to the Senate against the decision of the Syndicaterefusing to affiliate an institution, or withdrawing in whole or inpart the rights conferred on an institution by affiliation or modifyingsuch rights.

Taking over of institution or college:

(1) The chancellor may, on request of any affiliated institutionor college direct that the control and management of sucheducational, institution or college may be taken over by theuniversity.

(2) The chancellor may, for the efficient management and controlof such educational institution or college establish a Boardof Governors.

(3) The Board of Governors shall consist of:

(i) The Pro-Chancellor Chairman

(ii) The Vice-Chancellor Vice-Chairman

(iii) Such other members as may be appointed by the Chancellor.

(4) Subject to special or general direction of the Chancellor theBoard of Governors shall exercise general supervision andcontrol over the affairs of such institution or college andwithout prejudice to the generality of these powers it shall.

(a) Formulate the policy for running the institution or college inthe light of guide lines issued by the university from time totime;

(b) Control and administer the property of the institution orcollege;

(c) Manage and regulate the funds, finances, assets and investmentsof the institution or college;

(d) Maintain the accounts of the institution or college in theprescribed form and get such accounts audit in the prescribedmanner; and

(e) Appoint teachers and other employees of the institution orcollege and have the power to take disciplinary action againstthem.

Academic Council ResolutionNO. ACAD-246 Dated: 18/04/2012

• A minimum amount of Rupees One lac will be charged asaffiliation fee per year.

• Share of 25% from the self finance income will also be chargedevery year

• Entry test will be conducted by the University it self

• Examination rules and regulation will be implemented as perthe prescribed policy of the University along with amendmentsfrom time to time under the supervision of vigilance committee.

• HEC revised B. Teach curriculum (2010) must be introducedforthwith for all the Technologies.

• Vigilance Committee will regularly monitor the conduct ofclasses and the examination to ensure all the facilities providedare as per University affiliation policy.

• Examination (regular and supplementary) will be conductedaccording to established policy of the University.

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QUALITY ENHANCEMENT CELL (Q.E.C)

The Quality Enhancement Cell at QUEST, Nawabshah isfunctioning since March, 2006. It is working smoothly andefficiently with full strength of staff. It is satisfying to know thatthe Higher Education Commission has awarded "W" category thehighest ranking amongst the 84 QEC's of Pakistan for the Academicyear 2011. QEC takes full responsibility of self assessment processof all the academic programs, particularly at under-graduate level.Where full monitoring of the programs is being accomplishedthrough students evaluation forms and other related activities.Those teachers who are found deficient in any aspect are calledfor counseling and improvement is being observed. The resultsare encouraging and it is expected that quality of teaching willshow remarkable and favorable changes.

According to the requirement of Quality Assurance Agency of theHigher Education Commission, Quarterly Progress Reports (QPRs)are being regularly submitted for updating record. The selfAssessment process at undergraduate level has been accomplished.Now QEC has extended its scope to M.S/ M.E, M.Phil and Ph.DPrograms. Program Team has been constituted for the preparationof SARs of concerned program being offered by the university.

At present QEC is monitoring the standard of education not onlyat QUEST but also at constituent Engineering College Larkanaand affiliated colleges GCT, Khairpur and Govt. Habib College ofTechnology Nawabshah. Awareness seminars / workshops arebeing conducted for students and staff of the colleges. Feedbackproformae have also been got filled from all the students. StatisticalAnalysis has been performed and deficient members of teachingstaff are being identified and due process of counseling is beinginitiated for faculty members of the college. A series of awarenessworkshop/seminars has been conducted at QUEST particularly fornewly admitted students as regular feature of QEC.

The membership of Quality and Productivity Society of Pakistanis availed. Membership of other national / international bodies ofQuality Enhancement / Assurance are pursued actively andformalities in this regards are in process.

The cell is headed by Dean, Quality Enhancement Cell andsupported by Director and Deputy Director QEC, alongwith otherstaff.

1. Prof. Dr. Abdullah SaandDean, QECemail: [email protected]: No: 0244-288135,0244-9370381-4 Ext. 2520,Fax: No. 0244-9370399

2. Prof. Dr. Abdul Sattar Jamali Director, QECemail: [email protected] No. 9370381-4 Ext: 2407

3. Mr. Nasrullah Channa Deputy Director, QECemail: [email protected] No. 9370381-4 Ext: 2525

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SAMC QUEST, working in both morning and evening shifts,collects and records the attendance of all undergraduate andpostgraduate students of the university on a daily basis. It alsocarefully prepares the eligibility report of each student at the endof each term and decides whether he/she may appear in the exam,as per university policy. Currently, SAMC is working on a state-of-the-art online attendance system, which has replaced the manualattendance system being used previously. Hence the cell offers avery transparent and robust method to submit and monitor thestudents’ attendance record for the faculty members andadministration respectively. This online system is easily accessiblethrough the Internet everywhere and anytime. All the students ofthe university shall soon be able to view their attendance recordthrough this system.

SAMC is continuously striving to expand and offer improvedservices to the concerned users through the latest computeradvancements.

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Dr. Pardeep KumarCoordinator, SAMC

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DIRECTORATES

8.1 Directorate of SportsThe Directorate of Sports provides an ample number of facilitiesto the students for participation in games and sports, both indoor& outdoor. A Sports Committee comprising different departmentsof university teachers supervise the departmental sports activities.Facilities are provided for all the major sports including Cricket,Hockey, Football, Tennis, Badminton, Basketball, Tug of War,Hand ball, Volleyball and Athletics. A series of in-house tournamentsare held to provide participation to the maximum number ofstudents. Outstanding/selected sportsmen are encouraged to takepart in the HEC inter-varsity Championships. The university hasmultipurpose hall, sports complex and girls gymnasium withfacilities for Football, Hockey, Cricket, Basketball, Shooting ball,Tennis, Badminton and Table Tennis. A fitness club alongwithBody Building facilities are also available for the students. Allfacilities for athletes/sportsmen are also available in the Directorateof Sports. Many other facilities are being developed for thebetterment of sportsmen.

The in-house sports competitions particularly Inter departmenttournaments, Inter hostel competitions are held timely at the campusand sports week is also organised every year in which bestplayers/best Athletes from boys & girls students are awardedLAPTOP separately, where a General trophy is also awarded tothe Department who secure maximum points. The students/playersare awarded certificates, shields, trophies and the colour of theuniversity for their Encouragement. Sportsmen are also encouragedto take admission in the different departments on sports basis everyyear according to their performance.

At present the Directorate is headed by:Mr. Abdul Hameed PirzadaDirector, SportsTelephone # 0244-923003/9379381-4 Ext. 2415.Email: [email protected]

8.2 Directorate of Postgraduate Studiesand ResearchDirectorate of Postgraduate Studies of the university was establishedsoon after the up-gradation of the university. Later-on AdvancedStudies and Research Board was also constituted to prepare policiesand programmes for postgraduate studies.

The Directorate of Postgraduate Studies initially offered M.Philand PhD programme in various disciplines of Engineering vizCivil, Mechanical, Electrical, Computer Systems and Energy &Environment.

In 2008 1st batch of Masters in Engineering (Evening Programme)was registered in the discipline of Construction Engineering &Management (Civil Engineering), Power Engineering (ElectricalEngineering) & Manufacturing Engineering (MechanicalEngineering).

Now the directorate of postgraduate studies offers ME/MS (eveningprogramme) in the following fields:

a. Master of Engineeringi. Cons t ruc t ion Engineer ing & Managementii. Civil Engineeringiii. Structural Engineeringiv. Power Engineeringv. Computer Systems Engineeringvi. Computer Communication and Networksvii. Manufacturing Engineeringviii. Industrial Engineering & Managementix. Energy Systems Engineeringx. Environmental Engineeringxi. Communication Engineeringxii. Industrial Automation and control

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b. Master of Sciencei. Information Technologyii. Software Engineeringiii. MS (Mathematics)iv. MS (Computer Science)

University has already awarded one Ph.D and one M.Phil in thefield of Structural Engineering (Civil Engineering).

At present 20 Ph.D. candidates are registered in various programs,03 in the field of Civil Engineering, 03 in Computer SystemsEngineering, 06 in Information Technology and 08 in Energy &Environment Engineering. More than 40 candidates are expectedto receive Master’s Degree in various disciplines in nextConvocation. For further information regarding postgraduateactivities and programmes please contact:

Prof. Dr. Abdullah SaandDirector, Postgraduate Studies & ResearchTelephone No: 0244-9370377,0244-9370381 Ext: 2520, 2546

8.3 Directorate of Research andPublicationsThe Directorate has been entrusted with the responsibility ofpublishing the research journal of engineering, science andtechnology of Quaid-e-Awam University, so that the latestinformation regarding the results of the research obtained byvarious departments are made known to engineering communityfor their practical use/further research both inland and abroad. Itis hoped that the journal will be linked with the organizations ofinternational repute under the programme of mutual co-operation.Furthermore, the directorate has also the responsibility to facilitatedin publishing Books / Monographs / Research publications, writtenby the faculty members.

For further more information please contact:Dr. Syed Raheel Hassan Prof. Dr. Saleem Raza SamoEditor, QUEST Research Journal Editor-in-chiefEmail: [email protected] Email:[email protected]. No. 0244-9370544 Tel. No.0244-9370359 Ext:2108

8.4 Directorate of Planning andDevelopmentThe planning & Development plays a vital role for developmentof any organization .The basis objective of P&D is developing/strengthening of the university through preparation of developmentprojects, proposals on PC-°©-I form (devised by PlanningCommission, Govt of Pakistan) in collaboration with the SectionalHeads, Department and Directorates. Basically, the Directoratecoordinates with different of the university as well as HigherEducation commission and other provincial organization for theup-°©-gradation, consolidation and improvement of the university.To develop the faculty members of university, the Directorate ofP&D processes the case of scholarship, travel grants, conferences,seminars, workshop (local/ forign) etc. The other major task ofthe Directorate is to monitor the progress of the developmentprojects of the university irrespective of their source of fundingand also to assess the impact of completed development projects.For more information please contact:

Mr. Muhammad Hashim MughalDirector, P&DTelephone No. 0244-9370376, 02244937081-14 Ext: 2202, 2205

8.5 Directorate of Industrial LiaisonQuaid-e-Awam University of Engineering, Science & Technology,Nawabshah being located in the deep interior of Sindh, with severalindustrial concerns of great importance like Cotton, sugar andChemi-visco industries in the surroundings, QUEST, impartsengineering, science as well technical education and produce youngskilled engineers in various disciplines, who play pivotal role inthe development of the country. To enhance the academia-lndustryrelationship and skillness among the fresh graduates, the directorateof Industrial Liaison is striving hard to arrange as well as manageIndustrial trainings (Internship) for young graduates to gain practicalknowledge and field experience. As the fresh graduates face manydifficulties while acquiring jobs particularly in private sector dueto lack of field experience.

This Directorate also manages study trips of various locations toproduce knowledge to the graduates for proper planning,construction and management of various projects.

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It is hoped that the Industrial Liaison at its developing stage wouldhelp in exchange of expertise for the transfer of required technicalknowledge with the Industry in the region and Pakistan as whole.Further information about the activities of this Directorate can behad from the Director Industrial Liaison, QUEST, Nawabshah.

Prof. Ghulam Hussain WaganDirector, Industrial Liaison Civil Engineering Department,Telephone No. 0244-9370361, 0244-9370381-4 Ext. 2223

8.6 Directorate of Students AffairsThe directorate of Students Affairs plays a significant role tofacilitate the students and is working enthusiastically for the welfareof students in general and particularly for the Foreign students.This section maintains the law and order situation and security ofthe whole campus. At present the Directorate is headed by.

Mr. Manzoor Ahmed PanhwarDirector, Students Affairs,Telephone No. 0244-9370381-4 ( Ext. 2104)

8.7 Directorate of Continuing Education

Core ObjectivesThis Directorate is responsible for facilitating continuing education,skill development and creates awareness among the professionalsof teaching organizations and industries for achievements of thefaster pace of technological development.

Highly qualified teaching staff of the university who have hadtheir education and training from various world renownedinstitutions and experts from various private and governmentorganizations are, delivering lectures, sharing their experiencesunder the supervision of the directorate of continuing education.

Following activities are being carried out to meet the core objectives.

Arrange short courses to keep professionals updated with latestdevelopments in their professional fields.

Organize lectures / workshops / seminars by inviting speakersfrom within the university and experts from different industries,who are expert in their respective professional fields.

Encourage and facilitate the national and international professionalorganizations to arrange seminars and workshops in the field ofengineering, science and management.

Create collaborative research activities within the country andoutside the country, where new developments are taking place.Detailed information may be obtained from;

Prof. Dr. Altaf Hussain RajparDirector, Continuing EducationPh.(0244) 9370380 Ext:2203E-mail: [email protected]

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The Central Library has in stock more than 13,100 book titles andabout 60,000 total books related to Engineering, science andtechnology, which is being housed in the Central Library buildingnear BSector. A number of engineering and technology researchjournals from U.SA. and U.K. and other countries are on currentsubscription. Local periodicals/Journals are also acquired everymonth for enhancing the knowledge of students in current affair& every day Science & Technology.

There are more than 9500 text-books in the Book-Bank, whichare also available for students for one Semester/term on nominalcharges. The collection of books is being updated continuouslyand purchased books are acquired through University LibraryCommittee on the recommendations of senior faculty membersand subject teachers, which makes the collection most suited andbeneficial to the students.

Besides the text-books, the latest reference materials are alsoacquired every year to keep the users of the library abreast withthe Latest knowledge.

A new section has been established of newspapers/periodicalSection at Ist: floor of central library building where dailynewspapers and current periodicals/newsletters, journal are displayedfor easy access to users. A good number of newspapers are available

in the library in English, Urdu and Sindhi Languages. The facilityof digital library is also available where 23,000 Research journalsand more than 45000 books of leading publishers and societiescan be free online access in university premises for researchpurpose. This facility is provided by HEC to all public sectoruniversities through their HEC National Digital Library Program.

The QUEST central library is growing day by day with latestcollection mainly on engineering & Science disciplines. The newand latest additions are always preferred to procure in order toprovide the latest information to Students and faculty members ofQUEST.All the technical functions are computerized, the link of OnlinePublic Access Catalogue (OPAC) is placed on website of QUESTfor the easy access to the users. The OPAC provides the detailedinformation of the material available in library. Besides this,Electronic magnetic Security System is installed for the collectionof reference Section.

Mr. Ghulam Farooq ChannarIncharge LibrarianPh# 0244-9370381-4 Ext. 2308

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English Language Centre is located at the 1st floor of CentralLibrary Building. It works in order to enhance the capabilities andEnglish Language proficiency of students of all Departments ofthe University. The teachers, at the centre are highly trained andare always busy in motivating the students to improve themselvesin English. English Language Centre is equipped with Audio andVideo Lab, facility which helps in improving the listening skills.The audio Lab possesses the seating arrangement for 32 studentsand is equipped with separate head phone and tape recorder foreach seat. Thus a congenial learning environment is developed foreffective listening, discussion and interaction. The students aregiven topics and feedback is monitored with their class participationand presentations.

Video Laboratory consists of 30 seats. It aims at developing theirinteractive, conversational and presentation skills. The main focusis on improving Communication Skills i.e. listening, reading,speaking and writing. We have upgraded our video Laboratorywith Multimedia system and old VCRs have been replaced withmodern and latest DVD Players.

The lectures have been transferred into DVD/CDs and recently amodern LED screen has also replaced the old TV, used for visualsso that our students can get the latest information and knowledgeabout the highly needed subjects of English Language andCommunication Skills in the new session.

It is added that English Language Centre has established its owndepartmental “Seminar Library” Having good stock of latest bookson communication and English studies along with CDs. The relatedbooks, Audio & Video cassettes and CDs are available for readyreference.

The recent developments at English Language Centre are quitementionable. With the passage of time, the teaching faculty ofEnglish Language Centre has increased to eight in number witha fresh induction of four lecturers last year. Moreover, our mostsenior teacher Dr. Inayatullah Kakepoto has returned from abroadwith a PhD degree from University Technology Malaysia. A lotis expected from him to deliver to students and to his juniors.

It is more to say that this Centre of the University is first of itskind in the interior of Sindh which caters for the needs of the

students for foreign Language Learning. The centre is beingsupervised by the Incharge of English Language Centre. Thepresent Incharge of English Language Centre is:

Mr. Mansoor Ali KoondharInchargeEnglish Language CentreTelephone # 9370381-5 Ext: 302

9.3 Students Residents AccommodationIn QUEST, Nawabshah, there are 10 Boys/Girls Hostels in theCampus; 07 for Boys and 03 for Girls. Moreover, a third Blockfor girls is also under construction and 1st floor of this Hostel hasbeen handed over to the Hostel Management and girls studentsare also residing there. One Boys Hostel block is also underconstruction and is on final stage. Each Boys Hostel has thecapacity of 180 students for accommodation and 108 for Girlsstudents. All the Hostels are located at a walking distance fromthe Academic Blocks of the University.

• Mess Facilities for Students: A group of students not less than20 and not more then 60 or the number as may be fixed by theProvost (Hostels) who may wish to run their Mess, shall obtainsuch prior permission on Prescribed Form from the office of theProvost (Hostels) on the recommendation of the concerned Warden.

• Security System at Hostels: University Administration hasprovided all the time regular and high alert Security System in theall Boys/Girls Hostels. When any student/visitor want to enter intothe Hostel, their STUDENTS’ ID CARDS, CNIC & bags etc. arechecked properly with Advance Machines. The relevant data isalso recorded in the books of visitors. So, as to maintain the tranquilatmosphere at Hostels.

• Emergency Services: At present, one Male Medical Officer andone Female Medical Officer in evening shift are available in theDispensaries at Boys/ Girls Hostels with their staff to provide thehealth facilities. Besides, Edhi Welfare Ambulance Services is alsoin our direct contact for 24 hours to cope with emergency situation.

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• Under Construction Boys/Girls Hostel Blocks: In order to givethe accommodation facilities keeping in view the increasing strengthof our students one new Boys Hostel and one new Girls Hostelare under construction and are on final stage. It is expected thatthese Hostels will be handed over to Hostel Administration withinmonth’s time. Besides, 1st floor of New Girls Hostel has beenhanded over to Hostel Management. Moreover, two separate Blocksfor Bachelors’ and Foreigners’ are also under construction.

• Visiting Faculty Hostel: This Hostel is available at QUEST,where accommodation and food facilities are being provided toVisitors, Scientists, Scholars and other prominent personalities.

• Eligibility for Hostel Accommodation: Such students are to beconsidered eligible for hostel accommodation, who submit anapplication on prescribed form, which is available in the office ofprovost (Hostels). These are considered as per Hostel Rules/Regulations depending upon availability of seats.

• Conduct & Discipline: In addition to Rules of conduct whichare being revised time to time, shall constitute, act of indisciplineand violating of Hostels’ discipline. In case of violation of HostelRegulations a disciplinary action will be taken against thosestudents. The Provost (Hostels), Deputy Provost (Boys/ GirlsHostels), which are appointed amongst the senior teachers of theUniversity to look after the all the affairs of the Hostels. At present:

• Prof. Ghulam Hussain WaganProvost (Hostels)Ph: 0244-9370361,0244-9370381-4,Ext.: 2223

• Mr. Ghulam Sarwar BullerDeputy Provost (Boys Hostels)

• Ms. Nasreen NizamaniDeputy Provost (Girls Hostels)

9.4 I.T ServicesThis Section was established in 2004 with the objectives to providethe computing, networking, internet, hardware & software serviceswith voice and data services within the campus.

The I.T. Infrastructure with Giga backbone (optical fiber) networkhas been deployed to provide the internet, computing, voice, data,hardware & software services in all the academic and administrativedepartments, boys’ hostel, girls’ hostel, visiting faculty hostel andstaff colony.

The Wireless Internet Service has been provided in all boys’ andgirls' hostels, visiting faculty hostel and staff colony. The students,faculty members and staff can use HEC Digital Library with morethan 11000 research journals, e-books and other researchinformation. The users can access the Internet service 24-hourswith 64 Mbps bandwidth through HEC PERN-2 setup. The VPNserver has been established to allow the internet users to accessthe HEC Digital Resources remotely from anywhere outside theQUEST University network.

The QUEST website provides the information pertaining to theadmission procedures, examination results, pre-admission testresults and other essential information to the students and users.The Video Conferencing facility in QUEST has been connectedthrough HEC Giga Intranet Network which provides a platformto the students, faculty members and officers to attend the differentonline trainings and courses organized by HEC and otheruniversities.

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9.5 Medical FacilitiesA dispensary has been established in the hostel premises for theresident students, sufficient quantity of essential medicines areavailable in the dispensary for minor ailments.

A qualified senior doctor has been appointed for the dispensaryat Boys Residence Hostel and a qualified senior female doctoralso has been appointed for Girls Residence Hostel. However,serious cases are referred to proper hospitals. An ambulance isalso available for the students at the time of an emergency. However,if a serious illness inflicts a student, it is the responsibility of thestudent of the parent/ guardian to arrange and pay for the treatmentat present.

Dr. Akbar Ali KhaskheliMedical OfficerQUEST Nawabshah

9.6 Transport FacilitiesThe buses ply between the city centre, the hostels and the academicblocks for the commutation of both the staff as well as students.University buses ply between hostels, city center and campusduring office hours and between hostels and city center duringevening time. Transport is being looked after by a Senior Teacheras a Chairman Transport. At present the Chairman Transport is:

Mr. Muhammad Anwar AkhundAssistant Professor,Tel. #0244- 9370381-4 Ext: 2201 or 2133

9.7 Sports FacilitiesQuaid-e-Awam University provides excellent sports facilities toits students because it is believed that a healthy mind requires ahealthy body.

There is a common room annexed in each hostel which facilitatefor indoor games like Table tennis, Carom and Chess. Additionallythere is an ample space between two joint hostels where studentscan play tape tennis cricket, volley ball and outdoor badmintonoutdoor.

A sports complex is also located near the boys hostel where facilitiesfor all the sports like Athletics, Gymnastics, Football, Volley ball,Basket ball, Tennis, Badminton, Cricket, Table tennis, Fitness andBody building are available.

A gymnasium exclusively for girls has newly been establishedwhich is located near the girls hostel where facilities for all thesports like Badminton, Table tennis, Basket ball, Hand ball, Volleyball, Throw ball, Cricket and Fitness are present. The studentsas well as teachers take advantage to play games where trainedcoach gives training on daily basis.

In addition to all of this, the University has newly established amultipurpose hall where all the sporting facilities are available forserious sportsmen who desire to represent the university in regional,national, international as well as HEC Sports events. The officesand faculty members are also play games in the evening time.

Besides National, International events, there is conferences,seminars, exhibitions and musical events and pre-entry test areconducted in the Multipurpose hall.

The University supplies the equipment and consumable to theextent that budget funds are available.

The qualified coaches give training and also Directorate of Sportsissue sports material on daily basis to the keen sportsmen forplaying games and return back the same after play.

Mr. Abdul Hameed PirzadaDirector SportsTelephone # 0244-9230030244-9379381-4 Ext. 2415.Email: [email protected]

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9.8 Financial AssistanceThere are many other donor agencies from government side andprivate organizations, including Universities, which are providingfinancial help/assistance to the meritorious and needy students inthe form of loans and scholarships on the recommendations ofUniversity concerned students Financial Aid Office. The detailsof donor agencies are as under.

1. POOR BOYS “UNIVERSITY ENDOWMENT FUNDEvery year some financial assistance in the form of Poverty-CumMerit basis are provided by the University to the poor students ofthis institution. For this purpose a committee of all Chairmen hasbeen constituted which is presided the Pro-Vice-Chancellor toscrutinize the cases, after that the committee interviews theapplicants and finalize the names of the deserving candidates forthe award of financial assistance.

2. UNIVERSITY MERIT SCHOLARSHIPMerit scholarship is provided by University to the students whoare securing the top positions in their respective departments. Thetotal number of scholarships awarded to top (05) five students ofevery batch in each discipline, of every year.

3. LATE IMDAD MUHAMMAD SHAH MERITSCHOLARSHIPThis financial assistance is provided by Sayed Late ImdadMuhammad Shah foundation only for the fresh batch students forthe period of four years bachelor degree program on the PovertyCum Merit basis.

4. HEC FATA BALOUCHISTAN SCHOLARSHIPThis financial assistance is provided by Higher EducationCommission Islamabad for the students who are belonging to Fata-Baluchistan Provinces who are admitted on the provincial quotaof reserved seats for encouraging the poor and needy students tocompete at provincial & national in the academic discipline.

5 . J U S T I C E A M A N U L L A H A B B A S I M E R I TSCHOLARSHIP:This scholarship is based on purely merit for needy students ofthe University for Encouraging, participating in the academiccompetitions. The applicant needs to show a certain level ofacademic accomplishment. The financial assistance is based onfour years bachelor degree program.

6. PUNJAB EDUCATION ENDOWMENT FUND:This financial assistance is provided by Provincial Governmentof Punjab for needy and meritoriousstudents. This scholarship is awarded to the students belonging toall the provinces on poverty cum meritbasis.

7. PAKISTAN ENGINEERING CONGRESS:This financial assistance is based on purely merit basis on therecommendation of concerned department Chairman. The donoragency has always been encouraging the students to compete withthe other Universities particularly relating to Engineering disciplines.This financial assistance is based on four years degree program.

8. SINDH EDUCATION ENDOWMENT FUND:This financial assistance is provided by Education & LiteracyDepartment Government of Sindh on Poverty-cum-Merit basis tothe students particularly in fresh batch (1st year).

9. HEC NEED BASED SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAME:This financial assistance is provided by Higher EducationCommission to the needy and deserving students for fresh batchto continues their studies in befitting manners

10. PRIME MINISTER TUTION FEES REIMBURSMENT:This financial assistance is provided to the students enrolled inM.E / M.S / M.Phil & P.hd only. This program has initiated byhonorable Prime Minister of Pakistan for the needy and deservingstudents on their academic performance.

11. MEEZAN EDUCATIONAL TRUST:This Financial assistance is provided by Meezan Educational Trustto the needy and deserving students for all the batches to continuetheir studies in befitting manners.

12. ABDUL MAJEED BROHI MERIT SCHOLARSHIP:This Financial assistance is provided to needy and deservingstudents on the poverty cum merit basis for four year bachelordegree program.

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14. FOREIGN STUDENTS SCHOLARSHIP:This financial assistance is provided by the Economic AffairsDivision Islamabad for the students who are admitted in foreignreserved seats for four years bachelor degree program.

15. FOUJI FERTILIZER COMPANY SCHOLARSHIP:This financial assistance is provided by the Fouji Fertilizer CompanyLimited for the needy and deserving students for four year bachelordegree program on Poverty Cum Merit basis.

16. IEP–SAC SAUDI ARABIA SCHOLARSHIP:This financial assistance is provided by the institute EngineersPakistan, Saudi Arabian Centre to the needy and deserving studentson the Poverty Cum Merit basis.

17. MINORITY SCHOALRSHIP:This financial assistance is provided by the Ministry of MinorityAffairs for the students who are belongs to Non-Muslim familieson the poverty cum merit basis. This financial assistance is basedon four years bachelor degree program.

18. MERIT SCHOLARSHIP:This financial assistance is provided by Ministry of ReligiousAffairs of Islamabad to the deserving and needy students on PovertyCum Merit basis through their Zakat offices of concerned Districts.

19. NATIONAL BANK LOAN:This loan is known as karz-e-hasna Loan. The National Bankprovides students loan on certain conditions which are to be metby the recipient.

20. PAY IT FORAWRAD:This financial assistance is based on purely merit-basis on therecommendations of donor. The donor is always supporting to thestudents who are getting the merit percentage at least 75% orabove. The financial assistance is provided to the final year studentsonly.

21. PAKISTAN BAIT-UL-MAL:This financial assistance is provided by the Ministry of Bait-ul-Mal for needy and deserving students on the poverty cum meritbasis.

22. POVERTY-CUM MERIT SCHOLARSHIP DISTRICTKHAIRPUR:This financial assistance is provided by the district government ofKhairpur for students who are belongs to khairpur Mirs on thepoverty cum merit basis for four years bachelor degree program.

23. SUI SOUTHERN GAS SCHOLARSHIP:This financial assistance is provided by Sui Southern Gas Companyon the Poverty-Cum Merit basis to the needy and deserving studentsfor motivating and encouraging in the academic competition. Thisfinancial assistance is purely based on fresh batch students only.

24. UNITED MEMON JAMAIT:This financial assistance is based on poverty cum merit basis forthe students who are belongs to Memon community. This Financialassistance is providing for four year bachelor degree program.

25. PAKISTAN ENGINEERING COUNCIL:This financial assistance is provided by Pakistan EngineeringCouncil to the sons and daughters of Engineers graduates for allbatches to continue their studies in befitting manners.

26. PAKISTAN ARMY SCHOLARSHIP:This financial assistance is provided by Pakistan Army institutionto the sons and daughters of the army employees for all batchesto continue their studies in befitting manners. For further informationcontact:

Mr. Waqar Mujtaba QaziDeputy Registrar (A&G)/Focal PersonStudents Financial Aid OfficePhone Off: # 0244 – 9370388

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10.1 IntroductionIn order to provide Engineering and Technological Educationfacility at the door steps of the people of interior Sindh, a schemeentitled establishment of Engineering College, Larkano wasapproved during the PDWP meeting of Government of Sindh heldon 25.05.2009. To cater the needs of the upper region of Sindh,accordingly, a constituent College of Quaid-e-Awam Universityof Engineering, Science & Technology was established namedQuaid-e-Awam University College of Engineering Science &Technology (QUCEST), Larkano, in the year 2009 with first in-take starting from January 2010.

Initially, Engineering College is established in Government HomeEconomics College Larkano. The Buildings were acquired fromGovernment of Sindh Education and Literacy Department. Thesebuildings provide adequate space to establish administrativeinfrastructure, Class rooms and the required Laboratories to conductthe classes.

About 350 Acres of land was acquired from Govt. of Sindh inLarkano at Moen-jo-Daro road near Areeja to establish spaciousinfrastructure of the college and that will be initiated as soon asall required resources are made available.

First enrolled Batch (10-Batch) has completed degree programmein the end of December-2013, and same has been accredited byPakistan Engineering Council.

College offers the Bachelor of Engineering Program in followingfour disciplines.1. Civil Engineering2. Mechanical Engineering3. Electrical Engineering4. Electronic Engineering

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10.2 Officers of the College1. Principal Prof. Dr. Abdul Fattah Chandio

2. Vice Principal Engr. Saeed Ahmed Shaikh

3. Deputy Registrar Mr. Rafique Ahmed Khoso

4. Deputy Director Finance Mr. Mumtaz Ali Lashari

5. Deputy Controller of Exam: Engr. Muhammad Ali Bijarani

6. Assistant Director, Q.E.C. Engr. Abid Ali Shah

7. Librarian Mr. Imtiaz Ali Rahu

8. Estate Cum Security Officer Mr. Wajahat Hussain Makani

9. Workshop Superintendent Mr. Abdul Hameed Rajput

10. Transport Officer Mr. Ameer Ahmed Shar

11. Sports Officer Mr. Sajjad Hussain Khoso

12. Student Welfare Officer Mr. Noman Ali Abbasi

13. P.A to Principal Mr. Muhammad Adnan Surahio

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Engr. Samiullah Sohu LecturerB.E Civil (QUEST), M.E. (MUET) (Incharge Chariman)

Dr. Abdul Aziz Ansaari Professor (Contract)B.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)Phd (QUEST) !

Engr. Shahawaz Chandio Professor (Contract)B.E (Sindh University) M.E (England)

Engr: Jam Shahzaib Sahito Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.Sc (U.K.)

Engr: Manthar Ali Keerio Assistant ProfessorB.E (QUEST), M.E (MUET),(on study leave)

Engr: Ahsan Ali Buriro Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), M.S (NUST)(On Study Leave abroad)

Engr: Nadeem ul Kareem Bhatti LecturerB.E (MUET), M.E (MUET)(on study leave)

Engr: Ahmed Faraz Abro LecturerB.E (MUET)

Engr: Zuhairuddin Soomro LecturerB.E. Civil (NED)

Engr. Salim Khoso LecturerB.E (QUEST) , MSc. (Italy)

Engr. Muhammad Salman Lab-EngineerB.E (QUEST), M.E.(QUEST)

Engr. Suhail Ahmed Abbasi Lab-EngineerB.E. (QUEST), PGD (MUET)

Engr. Abdul Salam Buller Lab-EngineerB.E (QUEST), PGD (QUEST)

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10.3 Department of Civil Engineering

Civil Engineering is one of the oldest fields of engineering. Itis art of designing the infrastructure of the society such ashomes, roads, airports, bridges, river control, canals, railwaysetc.

Civil Engineering can be found in all areas from small privateorganization to multi-national companies, which lead the civilengineering to wide-ranging and ever demanding disciplines.

In country like Pakistan which is a developing country, demandof civil engineering is much higher than developed countries.Public sector universities in Sindh Province has always strivedhard to cater the needs of the industry of the region but stillthere is dearth of civil engineering.

Therefore Government of Pakistan in 2009, decided to establishengineering college at Larkana to cater the demand of highereducation to the people of the region. The establishment of thisinstitute comprises Civil Engineering department. Thedepartment will provide Civil Engineering education based onthe needs of the engineering industry where the graduates willwork as professional engineers.

Theory classes in different subjects will be supported by fieldand laboratory work for which the facilities are established asper current requirement; however, further facilities are beingestablished.

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10.4 Department of MechanicalEngineeringMechanical Engineering is one of the prime disciplines ofEngineering. Mechanical Engineering plays a vital role in theindustrial development of a country. Its application is found inat small, medium and large scale industries and in the mostsophisticated industrial sector.

Mechanical Engineering discipline covers design, fabrication,operation and maintenance of all types of machinery andequipment found in the industries. It provides system formechanical power and material processing.

Four years course offered covers all aspects of the disciplineto meet the requirement of present and latest technologicaldevelopments. Theory classes are supported by tutorials,laboratory experiments and workshop practice.

The graduates of this department would be able to get placesin most of national & international Industrial Organization likePAF, WAPDA, PMTF, Steel Mills, Railways, PIA and OGDCetc.

Dr. Muhammad Tarique Bhatti Assistant ProfessorB.E (MUET), Ph.D (Dublin, Ireland)(Incharge Chairman)

Engr. Junaid Iqbal Bhatti LecturerB.E (QUEST)(on study leave abroad)

Engr. Ahmed Ali Sohu LecturerB.E (MUET), M.E (NED)(on study leave)

Engr. Sajjad Hussain Solangi LecturerBE (MUET)(on study leave)

Engr. Temoor Abbas Larik LecturerBE (QUEST)

Engr. Faheem Ahmed Solangi LecturerBE (QUEST)

Engr. Zeeshan Qadir Memon LecturerBE (MUET)

Engr. Mukhtiar Ahmed Shar LecturerBE (MUET)

Engr. Syed Nihal Abbas Shah LecturerBE (QUEST), MBA (SALU)

Engr. Sajjad Bhangwar LecturerB.E (QUEST)

Engr. Ishfaque Ali Qazi LecturerB.E (QUEST)

Engr. Tarique Ahmed Memon Lab EngineerB.E (QUEST)

Engr. Asif Ali Leghari Lab EngineerB.E. (QUEST)

Engr. Manthar Ali Khoso Lab EngineerB.E. (QUEST)

Engr. Athar Ali GorarB.E. (MUET)


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The department offers four-year (8-terms) undergraduate programmeof studies leading to the degree B.E (Electrical Engineering). Thecourses for the degree are framed in such a way as to facilitateyoung engineers to be able to work in the field confidently orundertake advance studies and research in the related field. Thegraduates of the department will not only be able to serve inPakistan but will be also capable to represent the country in variousindustries and academic institutions abroad.

The courses offered are supplemented through laboratory work,demonstration at the related sites of work and group discussions.The Experiments of the Power Measurement Techniques, CircuitTheory, Electronics and Digital Systems are implemented in thelaboratory.

The lab is equipped with analog and digital oscilloscopes, signalgenerators, power supplies, multi meters, experiment sets, circuitelements, etc.

10.5 Department of Electrical Engineering 10.5.1 Teaching StaffEngr: Abdul Hameed Soomro Assistant ProfessorB.E. (MUET), M.E. (NED) (Incharge Chairman)

Engr: Saeed Ahmed Shaikh Assistant ProfessorB.E. (MUET), M.E. (MUET)

Engr: Shahid Hussain Shaikh Assistant ProfessorB.E. (QUEST), M.E. (NED)

Engr: Imtiaz Ali Laghari Assistant ProfessorB.E. (QUEST), M.E. (NED)

Engr: Syed Qurban Ali Shah Assistant ProfessorB.E. (MUET), M.E. (Hang Yang University)(On Study Leave Abroad w.e.f 01-06-2014)

Engr: Syed Abid Ali Shah LecturerB.E. (QUEST)

Engr: Muhammad Ali Bijarani LecturerB.E. (QUEST)

Engr: Farhan Abbasi LecturerB.E. (MUET), M.E. (MUET)

Engr: Zohaib Hussain Laghari LecturerB.E. (MUET)

Engr: Hashim Ali Meerbahar LecturerB.E. (MUET).

Engr: Fayyaz Ali Jandan LecturerB.E. (QUEST)

Engr: Asadullah Khuhawar LecturerB.E. (QUEST)

Engr. Zubair Ahmed Sohu Lab. Engineer.B.E. (QUEST)

Engr. Muhammad Asif Solangi Lab. EngineerB.E. (MUET)

Engr.Waqar Ahmed Soomro Lab. EngineerB.E. (MUET).

Engr. Yasir Ali Bhutto Lab. EngineerB.E. (QUEST)

Engr. Kamran Ali Samo Junior Lab.EngineerB.E. (QUEST). M.E. (QUEST)B.E. (MUET)

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10.6 Department of ElectronicEngineeringSince the start in 2009, with the same aim of providing “Thequality education to the students of interior Sindh at their doorsteps”, the department of electronic engineering is standing as oneof the fourth pillar of Engineering College Larkano.

The objective of the department is to serve as a centre of excellencein teaching and research in the fields of Electronic Engineeringwith a view to providing trained manpower for national developmentand to help improve the quality of life of the people by creatingpublic awareness on the use of appropriate scientific andtechnological development.

The department offers a four year (8 terms) prom leading to degreeof bachelor of Electronic Engineering. It provides formal educationin, Electronic Engineering through teaching, experimental workand industrial attachment to prepare students for careers as scientists,educators and engineers..

The graduates of Electronic Engineering can find numerousplacements in public as well as private sector / organization of thecountry as well as abroad.

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The department offers the courses of Mathematics includingStatistics, Humanities, English with particular reference toengineering applications.

10.7 Department of Basic Science & Related Studies

Mr. Saeed Ahmed Rajput Assistant ProfessorB.Sc (SALU), M.Sc Maths (QAU), (Incharge Chairman)M.Phil (QAU)

Prof. Muhammad Urs Shaikh ProfessorM.Sc. (University of Sindh),M.Sc (England) On Contract

Mr. Ali Asghar Chandio LecturerM.A English (University of Sindh)

Mr. Feroz Ahmed Soomro LecturerB.S Maths (University of Sindh)on study leave

Mr. Akhtar Hussain Hullio LecturerM.A Pak-Studies (QAU)

Mr. Musawir Sikadar LecturerM.A Islamic Culture (Sindh)

Mr. Sanaullah Mastoi LecturerB.S Maths (QUEST)

Engr. Sajjad Ahmed Bhatti LecturerB.E (QUEST) M.B.A (SALU)

Mr. Ali Bux Mugheri LecturerB.Sc. , M.Sc. (SALU)

Engr. Shafiullah Soomro LecturerB.E Computer System (QUEST)

Mr. Mansoor Ali Bhagat LecturerB.Sc. Hons (University of Sindh)

Engr. Nabi Bux Kalhoro LecturerB.Sc. Hons. M.Sc. (University of Sindh)

Mr. Khalil Jibran Abbadi Lecturer (Contract)M.A (SALU)

Mr. Waheed Ali Gopang Lecturer (Contract)B.Sc. , M.Sc. (University of Sindh)

Engr. Mohsin Shaikh Assistant ProfessorB.E. Mehran, M.E. (Korea)on study leave


11.1 Bachelor ProgrammesAdmissions to the first year class for all the degree courses aremade according to the policies laid down and rules framed by theauthorities of the University from time to time. The number ofseats is fixed for the urban and rural areas of each district in Sindhincluding Karachi division. There are other categories of candidateswho are eligible for admission, which are described in detail inthe subsequent clauses. The University reserves the right to makeany changes in the admission rules if deemed necessary afterprinting of this prospectus without notice. The whole process ofadmissions is conducted and processed by admission Committeeappointed for this purpose by the Vice-Chancellor which takesdecisions and announces all results, with due approval of the Vice-Chancellor.

11.2 Eligibility For AdmissionThe candidates are eligible for admission in Quaid-e-AwamUniversity who fulfill the following conditions.

11.2.1 General (Applicable for alldisciplines and categories)i) They have passed the Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC)

examination and have secured at least 60 percent marks) fromany recognized Board of Intermediate & Secondary Educationin Pakistan or equivalent.

ii) They possess domicile, and PRC (form C) of relevant categoryexcept under foreigners and nominees of other province.

iii) Candidates who were admitted previously in any batch/yearin the University in any discipline or category are not eligibleto apply for admission again and their application shall berejected without any notice. However, if any admitted studentwants to seek admission after first year only in any disciplineunder Self Finance Scheme, he/she may apply for the sameand submit an under taking on the stamp paper to the effectthat he/she will not claim admission under regular scheme.

iv) Candidates who apply for admission on the basis of fakecertificates (detected before or after their admission), or makeother false statements, shall be prosecuted under criminal lawand their admissions shall be cancelled. In some cases, theymay also be debarred for a period of three years from futureadmissions.

(v) Those candidates, who were admitted to any other institute /university before applying for admission in Quaid-e-AwamUniversity and were rusticated, debarred or their admissionwas cancelled, shall not be considered for admission in theUniversity. Additionally, if candidate(s) conceals informationregarding such a disciplinary action and they were grantedadmission; their admission would be cancelled immediatelyafter ascertaining such facts. Those candidates who have beenconvicted involving moral turpitude shall also not be consideredfor admission in the University.

vi) The relevant provisions of other clauses described hereaftershall also apply.

11.2.2 Specific EligibilityIn addition to the general eligibility mentioned above the followingeligibility conditions also apply in specific cases:

i) Only those candidates who have passed HSC Examination (orequivalent) in pre-engineering group are eligible to apply forthe engineering disciplines. However, they are also eligible toapply for Science disciplines as well.

ii) Candidates who have passed their HSC (or equivalent)examination with computer science as a subject are eligibleto apply for BS(IT), BS(CS) and BS(Maths).

iii) Candidates who have passed HSC examination (or equivalent)in pre-medical group are eligible to apply for admission inBS(CS) & BS (IT). However, they shall have to undertake acondensed, Mathematics course before the start of first term.

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iv) Candidates who have secured at least +40 percent marks inPre-admission test for all categories except nominees fromother agencies and foreigners.

v) Candidates who have passed Diploma of Associate Engineer(in the respective technology) with 60 percent marks from arecognized Board of Technical Education are eligible to applyonly for admission under category-F (Table-1)

11.3 Application Form for AdmissionCall for admissions are advertised in the prominent provincial /national newspapers as well as on the university website. Thecandidates are required to obtain application forms from designatedHBL in various cities and towns on payment of prescribed feesand are asked to deposit them with the same HBL within theannounced due date. The candidates are required to fill up theprescribed application form in their own handwriting carefully.These application forms are then, sent to Quaid-e-Awam Universitywhere they are scrutinized and the ineligible applications arerejected. After scrutiny all the eligible candidates of all disciplinesare awarded strictly on merit and on the basis of available seatsin urban / rural areas of each district keeping in view the choicesof the students.

SINCE THE APPLICATION FORM IS A LEGALDOCUMENT ANY WRONG INFORMATION PROVIDEDTHEREIN, OVER WRITING OR TAMPERING IN ANYOTHER WAY IS ILLEGAL AND MAY RESULT INOUTRIGHT REJECTION OF THE FORM WITHOUTNOTICE.

The candidates are required to submit the attested photostate copiesof all the certificates as indicated in the application form.

11.4 Pre Admission Test1. All eligible candidates for Categories A,B,C,D,E,F,G,H, I and

SF (Table-1,5 & 6) shall compulsorily appear in the Pre-admission test to qualify for admission.

2. One hour MCQ based test will be conducted of the followingsubjects:• Mathematics (not applicable for pre-medical group)• Physics• Chemistry• English• Biology (Not applicable for Pre-Engineering group)

The merit list of the candidates for each district / category will beprepared by calculating the overall merit, based on the marksobtained in each of the following examinations and multiplyingthem with the respective weightage and adding the result to calculatethe Combined Merit percentage (CMP) as described below.

Percentage of marks in Multiplying weightage

Secondary Certificate 0.10(Matriculation, Science group)

Higher Secondary Certificate 0.40or equivalent adjusted* marks

Pre-admission test 0.50

*Adjusted marks are the marks secured in HSC examination plusadditional marks, if any, as defined in clause 11.6 and minus marksto be deducted as defined in clause 11.7.

For example, if a student has secured 70 percent marks in SSC,65 percent adjusted marks in HSC and 50 percent marks in pre-admission test: his/her CMP would be given by:

CMP = 70*0.1+65*0.4+50*0.5 = 7+26+25 = 58 (percent).

11.5 (A) Interviews & AdmissionsAfter the receipt of the results of pre-admission test a comprehensivepreliminary merit list is prepared for each district/category andcandidates will be called for interview before the admissioncommittee as per merit list. The merit list will be displayed onUniversity notice board and website as well for general information.Any claim / observation on merit list should be submitted within05 days from the date of display of entry test result.

PLEASE NOTE THAT NO CLAIM WILL BEENTERTAINED AFTER THAT PERIOD

The interviews are held as per schedule at Quaid-e-Awam UniversityCampus Nawabshah as intimated on the day of entry test throughpamphlets as well as on WEB-SITE of the University.

THE CANDIDATES WHOSE NAMES ARE MENTIONEDIN THE MERIT LIST ARE ALSO REQUIRED TO BRINGPRESCRIBED AMISSION FEE (ABOUT RS. 24000/-

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RUPEES TWENTY FOUR THOUSAND ONLY) AT THETIME OF INTERVIEWS, FOR ENGINEERING.DISCIPLINES AND RS. 32000/- (RUPEES THIRTY TWOTHOUSAND ONLY) FOR BS (CS) PROGRAMME.

This may be noted that the admissions will be offered on spot atthe time of interview. The candidate will be required to depositthe required admission fee on the day of interview and roll numberwill be alloted to the candidate on spot.

NOTE: THE CANDIDATES ARE ADVISED TO COMEALONGWITH THERE PARENTS / GUARDIANS AT THETIME OF INTERVIEW FOR THEIR CONSULTATIONREGARDING SELECTION OF DISCIPLINE.

11.5 (B) The Submission of DocumentsThe production of following original certificates on alreadyannounced interview dates, as mentioned in the schedule, whichwill be given to the candidates on pre-admission test day, arenecessary (especially marks sheet of HSC and PRC of the candidate)without which admission would not be considered and name ofthe candidate will be deleted from merit list without issuing anynotice,

1. Marks sheet of SSC (Matriculation).2. Marks sheet of HSC (Intermediate, Science).3. Domicile Certificate of candidate/guardian.4. PRC on 'C form of candidate.5. Matric Pass (Pacca) Certified issued by Board

The names of those candidates, who failed to appear for theinterview before the Admission Committee on the scheduled dateand time without any intimation and permission, shall be deletedfrom the merit list of the concerned district/ category and theyshall not be considered for admission. Schedule of Interview willbe announced on the day of test in the presence of candidates.Appearance of the candidates for interview before the AdmissionCommittee is mandatory.

In case of absence no claim for re-interview would be entertainedand the decision of the Admission Committee shall be final.

In fact, the candidates who are really interested in admission dokeep in touch with the university authorities and their friends toget information in this regard. Thus their absence from the interviewshall amount to forfeiture of their right of admission.

If a student is studying elsewhere he/she must clearly mention thisfact in the application form. If he/she still wishes to be admittedin Quaid-e-Awam University, and his/her original documents aredeposited elsewhere, he/she must mention this fact during theinterviews. THE CANDIDATES WILL BE OFFEREDADMISSION ACCORDING TO HIS/HER MERIT AT THETIME OF INTERVIEW. If the candidate wishes to get admissionin QUEST, he/she will be required to submit the original documentsalong with withdrawal of admission from institute where he/sheis already registered as student within two days, HOWEVERHE/SHE HAS TO PAY THE ADMISSION FEE ON THEDAY OF INTERVIEW. In case of failure his/her admission willbe cancelled without any further notice.

11.6 Distribution of SeatsDistribution of seats for admissions is made strictly according tothe rules framed for the purpose by the authorities of the Universityon population basis among the rural and urban areas for all thedistricts of Sindh province and as agreed between Quaid-e-AwamUniversity and Mehran University in accordance with thedistribution of the jurisdiction.

This distribution has been updated and approved by the competentuniversity authorities from time to time. The admission to candidatesfrom various districts/categories will be given on quota basis forthe urban and rural areas. However, the award of discipline shallbe given on the basis of joint merit in the districts and KarachiDivision as a whole. The number of seats allocated to each district(and their Urban/Rural areas) in various disciplines and for othercategories is given in Table-1, while the number of seats for eachdistrict in Sindh province are shown in Table-2. In Tables-1,3 &4, additional information is provided.

The University also offers courses in Computer Science BS(CS)4-year duration evening programme (category-H) and InformationTechnology BS(IT), and BS(Mathernatics), 4-year full time morningprogramme (Category-G & I). The allocated seats for theseprogrammes are shown in Table-5.

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11.7 Additional Marks for Hafiz-e-quranThe candidates, who have a certificate, of Hafiz-e-Quraan printedform from a registered Madaries.a and clear the test of Hifz takenin the University, are also considered to have additional 20 marksto be added to the marks of HSC.

11.8 Deduction of Marks due to Gap inEducationIn case of a gap or repetition of HSC Examinations, the merit willbe determined as described below.

One percent of the aggregate marks will be deducted for eachunaccounted gap of one academic year after appearing in SSC-IIexamination from the total marks of the HSSC/DAE examinationof (passed) or equivalent, for the purpose of determination of meritin each District / Category. This deduction is applicable whetherthe SSC/HSSC/DAE examination had been repeated or the gaphad occurred owing to any other reason. A maximum of unaccountedgap of three years is allowed between year of appearing in SSC-II examination for the first time and year of admission.

11.9 Procedure for Filling up SeatsFollowing shall be the procedure for admission based on the meritlist prepared as stated in Clause 10.3.

a. In each District, the number of allocated seats and disciplinesin rural and urban areas are filled according to their quotagiven in Table-1 and in the descending order of CMP of thecandidates.

b. Any saving from the urban area seats of any district will begiven to the rural area of the same district and vice-versa.

(c) (i) Any savings of upper districts (S.No.1-10) of Table-1 wouldbe filled on combined merit of remaining region of districtsof same region (S.No.1-10). Similarly any savings from districtquota of lower districts (S.No.11-22) of Table-1 would be filledon combined merit of remaining districts of same region (S.No.11-22).(ii) The same policy would be applicable for Category-B (GirlsQuota).(iii) Any savings c (i) & c (ii) from district quota (Category-A) would than be filled on all Sindh basis excluding Karachi

d. If some candidates fail to take admission offered to them withindue date, the vacant seats shall be filled from the remainingcandidates on merit and disciplines are re-assigned in thesecond list, third list and so on.

When a student is offered admission in a discipline, which is notof his choice, he/she may inform Chairman Admission Committeein writing whether he/she wants to get admission in the offereddiscipline or not.

11.10 Selection Procedure AgainstVarious CategoriesAll the eligible candidates who have applied for admission againstthe seats reserved under categories A to E, will be considered firstfor admission against the seats reserved for their respective districtsunder category-A. If a candidate who has applied for more thanone categories, he/she will be offered the disciplines as per hismerit in each category. He has to select discipline of his choicefrom any one category.

In many cases, the discipline of studies finally offered to theselected candidates may not necessarily be their first or secondchoice or even their last choice (in rare cases). However, since thedisciplines are awarded as per CMP of the candidate against thequota of the seats, it is up to the candidate whether or not he/shewants to study in that discipline. If they decide to take admissionand pay the fees, it would mean that they accepted the disciplineallocated to them (provisions of clause 11.8 also apply).

11.11 Eligibility for Admission AgainstSeats Reserved for Sportsmen(Category-D)Following are approved sports and games for admission undercategory D for which the candidates must have domicile and PRCof former Sukkur or Larkana Divisions including ShaheedBenazirabad (Nawabshah) District.

I) Sports/ Games (individual): Athletics, Badminton, Boxing,Bodybuilding, Judo, Swimming, Table Tennis, Tennis, Karate,Squash.

II) Sport Games (Team): Basketball, Cricket, Hockey, Footballand Volleyball.

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The order of priority for selection of candidates, who claimadmission against sports quota, will be shown in the applicationform, provided that:

(a) The age of the candidate is between 16 years (minimum) and22 years (maximum).

(b) The candidate satisfies the condition of minimum qualificationslaid down in clause 11.22.

(c) The candidate has represented a sports organization, institution,university, board/college of Sindh province during the lastthree years, i.e highest merit in any sports may not be morethan three years old.

The order of priority is subject to the university's requirements ofplayers in events organized at interuniversity level. Candidatesadmitted under category (D) as sportsmen will be required to givean undertaking that they will represent the university in theirrespective games/sports whenever caked upon to do so and thatthey would not apply as professionals or represent any other publicor private institute. Also the students admitted under this categorywill not be allowed migration to any other university/instituteduring their studies at this university.

The Vice-Chancellor is competent to reject any application withoutassigning any reason and has the authority to hold sports trials,competitions or judge the performance of the candidates througha committee.

The Sports Committee will evaluate the eligibility of admissionon sports seats, and the Admission Committee on net merit willaward the technology / discipline.

(d) Please note that only those candidates would be consideredfor sport seats who had applied and marked the sports box atthe time of filling the form and appended sufficient documentsevidence thereof.

NOTE: THE CANDIDATES PROSSESSING EXPERIENCEOF INDIVIDUAL SPORT WILL BE PREFERRED OVERTEAM SPORT.

11.12 Health of StudentsIn addition to the physical fitness checkup and certificate thecandidates being considered for admission may also be requiredto appear before a medical board for medical examination. If anycandidate is found to have a serious disease at any stage, whichmay affect his/her capability to study properly or may adverselyaffect the health of other fellow students, his/her admission wouldbe rejected/cancelled.

11.13 Closing of AdmissionThe admission for the session will be closed at the end of 4thWeek from the date of start of classes. After this period the seatsfallen vacant will not be filled at any stage

11.14 Cancellation of AdmissionThe student who remains absent continuously for two weeks fromthe date of start of classes or date of closing of admission (whicheveris later) without intimation with the Chairman of the concernedteaching department, his/her admission shall stand cancelledautomatically without issuing any notice thereof.

11.15 NOC and Study Leave forCandidates already in ServiceThe candidates who are already in service at the time of submissionof admission form should attach No Objection Certificate (NOC)from their employer for their admission purpose. After selectionto first year class, they will be; required to submit study leaveorder / NOC from their employer for full time study at thisUniversity, because Bachelor's degree programmes are regular,full time, and day programmes except BS(CS). No student admittedin these programmes shall be allowed to engage himself/ herselfin employment.

11.16 Admission in any other InstitutionBeing full-time student of this University, no student will beallowed to enroll in any course of studies in other educationalinstitution. Violation of above shall lead to cancellation of admissionfrom the University.

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11.17 Identity CardThe Chairman of the concerned department will issue ID Card tothe student after obtaining admission at this university. It is necessarythat student must keep the valid identity card while he/she is onthe campus for any purpose.

11.18 Enrolment CardThe students are required to enroll themselves in this Universityafter the finalization of the assignment of disciplines and closingof admission and obtain their enrolment cards during first yearstudies failing which the degree will not be awarded.

11.19 Fees11.19.1 Admission Fees (Per Year)i) B.E Programme Rs. 7000.00

ii) BS (IT) Programme Rs. 9000.00

iii) BS (CS) Programme Rs. 16000.00

11.19.2 Other Fees Common to allAbove Programmes (Per Year)(a) Tuition fee Rs. 8000.00

(b) Transport charges Rs. 1500.00

(c) Caution Money Deposit Rs. 1500.00(Refundable) (Once)

(d) Subject society Fee Rs. 300.00

(e) Final year study Tour Rs. 1000.00

(f) Games Fee Rs. 500.00

(g) Development Fee (Once) Rs. 1000.00

(h) Enrolment Fee Rs. 500.00

(i) Marks Verification Fee (Once) Rs. 500.00

(j) Library Security Fee Rs. 600.00(Refundable) (Once)

(k) Identity Card Fee (Once) Rs. 100.00

TOTAL Rs. 15500.00

11.19.3 Examination FeesA. Term Fee Rs. 1000.00B. Pass certificate fee

(only in final year) Rs. 300.00

11.19.4 Hostel Fees (Per Year)a) Admission Fee Rs. 1000.00b) Room Charges Rs. 6000.00c) Room Deposit (Once) (Refundable) Rs. 1000.00d) Identity Card Rs. 50.00e) Medical charges Rs. 100.00f) Sports/Newspaper Rs. 100.00g) Utility charges Rs. 1000.00h) Form Fee Rs. 200.00

TOTAL Rs. 9450.00

The foreign students will be charged hostel fee in US $ 360 perannum as room charges, while the other fees will remain same asgiven above.

11.19.5 BS (Mathematics & StatisticsProgramme)The total annual fee admissible for this programme is Rs. 12000/-(Rupees Twelve thousands only).

11.20 Admission Under Self FinanceSchemeAdmissions under this scheme have been allowed in the Universitysince 1990-1991 under relevant provisions of the Quaid-e-AwamUniversity Act and other regulations. Rules have been framed foradmission under the self-financing scheme; which are subject tothe revision by the competent authorities of the University at anytime and without prior notice. Only eligible candidates (Clause11.1) are considered for admission, who have also appeared in thePre-admission test and the interview.

Admissions under self-finance sheme have been allowed atEngineering college Larkana.

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All applicants having Pakistan Nationality are eligible to applyunder Self finance Scheme. The seats under Self finance Schemewould be filled as per seats distribution quota as mentioned inTable-6.The merit list leading to admission and award of discipline wouldbe prepared on the basis of CMP. The candidates domiciled inSindh applying under this scheme may also be eligible for admissionunder regular scheme in which case, they would be required topay only the regular admission fees. The self-finance admissionfees, if already deposited, would be refunded in such cases thesaving seats in any category of self finance will be filled on over-all open merit of self finance. Same policy will be applied for thecandidates, who have passed HSC / Diploma. Preference wouldbe given to those applicants, who have deposited their Self fiancéfee alongwith application form.

11.20.1 Fees (Self Finance)Following fees are payable to the University by the candidatesapplying for admission under self Finance Scheme.

Category-I• Each candidate desirous of seeking admission to the First Year

Engineering B.E under the Self-Finance in Civil, Electricaland Mechanical Engineering disciplines will be required topay Rs.800,000/- (Rupees Eight Hundred Thousand) only asadmission fee plus government Tax 5% on Self finance feeless Rs.200,000/- (Rupees Two Hundred Thousand) only i.eRs.30,000/- (Rupees Thirty Thousand) only through demanddraft of Rs.830,000/- (Rupees Eight Hundred Thirty Thousand)issued by any Bank of Pakistan drawn in favour of DirectorFinance Quaid-e-Awam University of Engineering Science &Technology, Nawabshah.

Category-II• Each candidate who wants to seek admission to the First year

Engineering B.E in Electronic, Computer Systems, Energy& Environment, Telecommunication & ChemicalEngineering disiplines under Self finance Scheme will berequired to pay of Rs.500,000/- (Rupees Five HundredThousand) only as admission fee plus government Tax 5% onSelf finance fee less Rs.200,000/- (Rupees Two Hundred

Thousand) only i.e Rs.15,000/- (Rupees Fifteen Thousand)only through demand draft of Rs.515,000/- (Rupees FiveHundred Fifteen Thousand) only issued by any Bank of Pakistandrawn in favour of Director Finance Quaid-e-Awam Universityof Engineering Science & Technology, Nawabshah.

Category-III• Each candidate who wants to seek admission to the First year

of BS programme under Self Finance Scheme will be requiredto pay Rs. 200,000/- (Rupees Two Hundres Thousand only)except BS (Mathematics) for which admission fee is Rs.100,000/- (Rupees One Hundred Thousand only) payable inlump sum at the time admission. All other fees payable at thebegining of each academic year are the same as for the regularscheme stated under clause 11.18.• BS (CS), BS (IT) Rs. 200,000/-• BS (Maths) Rs. 100,000/-

11.20.2 Other RulesFollowing other rules also apply for candidates seeking admissionunder self-finance scheme.

a. The admission fee as mentioned above is payable once, i.e. atthe time of seeking admission to the first year class.

b. No application shall be considered for admission, which isreceived without the admission fee.

c. The candidates once admitted under this scheme shall not beallowed to change their discipline.

d. The candidates will not be refunded the admission fee in thefollowing cases:

i) Where the candidates have been offered the discipline oftheir first choice; and

ii) Where the candidates have paid admission and other feesand obtained receipt and roll number.

e. If candidate withdraws his/her admission after closing date ofadmission as mentioned in clause 10.12 then he/she have topay penalty of Rs.250,000/- (Rupees Two Hundred FiftyThousands) only.

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11.21 Admission Under NominatedCategories J,K & NNominations of Pakistan Nationals by Armed forces Directorate,Government of Azad Jammu & Kashmir, Federally AdministeredTribal Areas (FATA), Northern Areas and Balouchistan must bereceived through the respective competent agencies. Only theallocated number of nominations would be admitted; providedthat nominees fulfill the requirements of minimum qualifications(60% marks in EISC).

11.22 Admission of Foreign Students(Category-M)Eleven seats are reserved under this category for foreign studentswho are otherwise eligible for admission at this University. Thecandidates are to be nominated by the Economic Affairs Division,Government of Pakistan, Islamabad under cultural exchangeprogramme. The fees will be charged same as from the localstudents.

In case any foreign student applies on Self Finance, then in additionto the fees applicable to the local students, he/she is required topay the admission fee (Self finance) in foreign currency US$ 10000or equivalent to Pakistan rupees.

The hostel room charges for foreign student are US $ 360 per yearor equivalent to Pakistan rupees.

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CE EL ME ES Total CE CS EL ME ES TC EE CH Total

TABLE - 1DISTRIBUTION OF SEATS IN VARIOUS ENGINEERING DISCIPLINES (BATCH-15)

QUCEST, LARKANO QUEST, NAWABSHAHCat:CodeDistrict/CategoryS.#

GRAND TOTAL OF SEATS = 479 + 211 + 30 (EMPLOYEES SEATS) = 720

Legend CE = Civil Engineering ME = Mechanical Engineering ES = Electronic Engineering CH = Chemical EngineeringCS = Computer Systems Engineering EL = Electrical Engineering EE = Energy & Environment Engineering TC = Telecommunication Engineering

* Maximum 07 admissions if any discipline shall be allowed but total admissions shall not exceed 30 seats.

1 2 3 2 3 10 Sukkur A-1 5 4 6 6 5 5 4 4 392 5 5 5 4 19 Ghotki A-2 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 323 2 2 2 2 8 Khairpur Mirs A-3 7 6 7 8 6 6 6 6 524 2 2 1 2 7 Shaheed Benazirabad A-4 9 4 8 8 6 6 6 6 535 3 3 4 3 13 Naushahro Feroze A-5 8 4 7 6 5 5 5 5 456 6 6 6 7 25 Larkana A-6 2 2 2 2 1 1 3 3 167 6 6 5 6 23 Shahdadkot A-7 1 3 1 2 2 2 2 2 158 6 7 5 5 23 Shikarpur A-8 1 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 159 5 5 5 4 19 Jacobabad A-9 1 2 2 1 1 1 2 2 12

10 3 4 5 5 17 Kashmore A-10 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1011 1 1 1 0 3 Hyderabad A-11 1 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1112 1 0 0 0 1 Matiari A-12 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 713 0 0 0 1 1 Tando Allahyar A-13 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 714 0 0 1 0 1 Tando M. Khan A-14 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 715 1 0 1 0 2 Dadu A-15 1 1 2 2 2 2 1 1 1216 0 1 0 0 1 Jamshoro A-16 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 717 1 0 0 1 2 Thatta A-17 2 2 1 1 2 2 1 1 1218 0 0 1 1 2 Badin A-18 2 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1119 0 0 1 1 2 Mirpurkhas A-19 2 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1120 0 0 1 0 1 Umerkot A-20 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 721 1 1 0 0 2 Tharparkar A-21 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 922 1 1 1 0 3 Sanghar A-22 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1423 1 1 1 2 5 Karachi A-23 4 1 4 4 1 1 1 1 17

47 48 48 47 190 Total (A) 60 47 60 60 47 49 49 49 42124 2 2 2 2 8 Upper (Girls) B 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 925 0 0 0 0 0 Lower (Girls) 1 3 1 1 2 2 1 2 1326 QUEST Employees C27 1 0 0 1 2 Sportsmen D 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 428 Affiliated Colleges E 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 229 Diploma Holders F 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 530 0 0 1 0 1 A. Jammu Kashmir J 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 231 1 0 0 0 1 (i) Tribal Area (FATA) K 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1

(ii) Northern Area 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 132 Armed Forces L 3 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 733 1 1 1 1 4 Foreigners M 3 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 734 0 0 0 1 1 Baluchistan N 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2

Nominee HECO35 1 0 1 0 2 Balouchistan 0 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 3

0 0 1 1 2 FATA 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 26 3 6 6 21 Total (B) 14 8 11 10 5 3 3 4 58

53 51 54 53 211 Total (A+B) 74 55 71 70 52 52 52 53 479

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TABLE - 2DISTRIBUTION OF SEATS IN VARIOUS DISTRICTS IN ENGINEERING DISCIPLINE

URBAN RURAL TOTAL SR. NO. District/Category Category URBAN RURAL TOTAL5 5 10 1 Sukkur A-1 19 20 393 16 19 2 Ghotki A-2 6 26 322 6 8 3 Khairpur Mirs A-3 12 40 522 5 7 4 Shaheed Benazirabad A-4 16 37 532 11 13 5 Naushahro feroze A-5 9 36 457 18 25 6 Larkana A-6 4 12 167 16 23 7 Shahdadkot A-7 5 10 156 17 23 8 Shikarpur A-8 5 10 155 14 19 9 Jacobabad A-9 3 9 124 13 17 10 Kashmore A-10 3 7 101 2 3 11 Hyderabad A-11 5 6 110 1 1 12 Matiari A-12 3 4 70 1 1 13 Tando Allahyar A-13 3 4 70 1 1 14 Tando Mohammad Khan A-14 3 4 70 2 2 15 Dadu. A-15 3 9 120 1 1 16 Jamshoro A-16 2 5 70 2 2 17 Thatta A-17 2 10 120 2 2 18 Badin A-18 2 9 110 2 2 19 Mirpurkhas A-19 4 7 110 1 1 20 Umerkot A-20 0 7 70 2 2 21 Tharparkar A-21 0 9 90 3 3 22 Sanghar A-22 4 10 145 0 5 23 Karachi A-23 17 0 17

49 141 190 Total 130 291 421

QUCEST, LARKANO QUEST, NAWABSHAH

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TABLE - 3DESCRIPTION OF REMAINING CATEGORIES OF CANDIDATES SEEKING ADMISSION

Thirty seats have been reserved for eligible girlcandidates domiciled in Sindh province as perthe distribution given below:1. QUEST, NawabshahUpper Sindh(Districts at serial nos.1-10 Table - 1) = 09Lower Sindh(Districts at serial nos.11-22 Table - 1) = 13

2. QUCEST LARKANOUpper Sindh(Districts at serial nos.1-10 Table - 1) = 08Lower Sindh(Districts at serial nos.11-22 Table - 1) = 00

The seats have not been divided in districts norin urban or rural areas.

Real sons / daughters / sister of Quaid-e-AwamUniversity employees (serving or retired, deceasedor working on deputation with other institutions)shall be considered for admission to first yearclass against the reserved seats on the followingcriteria.

i. First preference will be given to realSons/Daughters of employees who areconfirmed in the University Service and haveat least three years continuous Universityservice at their credit.

ii. Second preference will be given to realSons/Daughters of employees who areconfirmed in the University Service and haveat least less than three years Univevrsityservice at their credit.

iii. Third preference will be given to realSons/Daughtersof employees who are not confirmed in the UniversityService but have at least three years continuousUniversity service at their credit.

iv. Fourth preference will be given to real Brothers/Sisters of employees who are confirmed in theUniversity Service and have at least three yearscontinuous University service at their credit.

v. Fifth preference will be given to real Brothers/Sistersof employees who are confirmed in the UniversityService and have less than three years continuousUniversity service at their credit.

vi. Sixth preference will be given to real Brothers/Sistersof employees who are not confirmed in the UniversityService but have at least three years continuousUniversity service at their credit.

vii. Seventh preference will be given to realSons/Daughters of employees who are not confirmedin the University Service and have less than threeyears continuous University service at their credit.

viii. Eighth preference will be given to real Brothers/Sistersof employees who arenot confirmed in the UniversityService and have less than three years continuousUniversity service at their credit.

NOTE:The merit with regard to the category C will be determinedas per policy of the University. A copy pf the appointmentorer and confirmation order of the employee must beattached with admission form. Distribution of seats willas per following note.

NOTE:Maximum 07 admissions if any discipline shall beallowed but total admissions shall not exceed 30 seats.

B

C 30

30

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Eligible candidates who are proven sportsmenanddomiciled of Sukkur and Larkana Divisions only.(see also# 6.10) The seats distribution are as under:1.QUEST, Nawabshah =04 seats2.QUCEST, Larkano=02 seats

Real Sons and daughters of regular employees ofGovernment Habib College of Technology,Nawabshah and Govt. College of Technology,Khairpur recommended by the Principal alongwith CNIC, Form “B” and service certificate ofemployer.

Categories who have passed Diploma Examinationin Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Electronic andChemical / Glass & Fibre Ceramics Technologyfrom Government Technical College/ Polytechnicand are domiciled in former Sukkur and LarkanaDivisions including District Shaheed Benazirabad(Nawabshah). Diploma holders shall be consideredfor admission under this category only.

Candidates belonging to Azad Jammu Kashmir,nominated by the Ministry of Education,Government of Pakistan,Islamabad. The distributed as below:1.QUEST, Nawabshah =02 seats2.QUCEST, Larkano =01 seats

i) Candidates belonging to federally AdministeredTribal Areas (FATA)1. QUEST, Nawabshah =01 seats2. QUCEST, Larkano =01 seats

i) Northern areas nominated by the state andFrontier Region Division, Government ofPakistan, Islamabad.

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Sons and daughters of Armed forces personnelnominated by the General Headquarters,Rawalpindi.

M Foreigners students (under Cultural ExchangeProgramme) nominated by the Ministry ofFinance, Economic Affairs Division, Governmentof Pakistan, Islamabad.1.QUEST, Nawabshah =07 seats2.QUCEST, Larkano =04 seats

Candidates belonging to Balouchistan Province,nominated by the Ministry of Education,Government of Balouchistan.The distributed as below:1.QUEST, Nawabshah =02 seats2.QUCEST, Larkano =01 seat

Candidates belonging to Balouchistan and Fatanominated through Higher Education CommissionIslamabad.1.QUEST, Nawabshah =05 seats2.QUCEST, Larkano =04 seatsTotal Seats

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TABLE - 4DETAILS OF URBAN AREAS OF SINDH PROVINCE

1. Sukkur Districta) Sukkur Municipalityb) Rohri Municipality

2. Ghotki Districta) Ghotki Municipalityb) Mirpur Mathelo Municipality

3. Khairpur Districta) Khairpur Municipalityb) Pir-Jo-Goth Municipalityc) Gambat Municipality

4. Shaheed Benazirabad Districta) Nawabshah Municipality

5. Naushero Feroze Districta) Moro Municipality

6. Larkana Districta) Larkana Municipalityb) Ratodero Municipalityc) Naudero Municipality

7. Shahdadkot Districta) Shahdadkot Municipalityb) Qambar Municipality

8. Shikarpur Districta) Shikarpur Municipality

9. Jacobabad Districta) Jacobabad Municipality

10. Kashmore Districta) Kandhkot Municipality

11. Hyderabad Districta) Hyderabad Municipalityb) Hyderabad Cantonmentc) Tando Jam Municipality

12. Matiari Districta) Hala Municipality

13. Tando AllahyarDistricta) TandoAllahyar Municipality

14. Tando M.KhanDistricta) T.M Khan Municipality

15. Dadu Districta) Dadu Municipalityb) Mehar Municipalityc) K.N Shah Municipality

16. Jamshoro Districta) Kotri Municipality

17. Thatta Districta) Thatta Municipality

18. Badin Districta) Badin Municipalityb) Matli Municipality

19. Mirpurkhas Districta) Mirpurkhas Municipality

20. Umerkot DistrictNo Urban Areas

21. Tharparkar DistrictNo Urban Areas

22. Sanghar Districta) Sanghar Municipalityb) Shahdadpur Municipalityc) Tando Adam Municipalityd) Sinjhoro Municipality

23. Karachi

TABLE - 5DISTRIBUTION OF SEATS IN VARIOUS SCIENCE DISCIPLINE (BATCH-15)

S# District / category BS (IT) Cat: G BS (CS) Cat: H BS (Maths) Cat: I1 Sukkur2 Ghotki3 Khairpur Mirs4 Shaheed Benazirabad5 Naushahro Feroze6 Larkana7 Shahdadkot8 Shikarpur9 Jacobabad

10 Kashmore11 Hyderabad12 Matiari13 Tando Allahyar14 Tando Mohammad Khan15 Dadu16 Jamshoro17 Thatta18 Badin19 Mirpurkhas20 Umerkot21 Tharparkar22 Sanghar23 Karachi 00 00 0224 Girls 05 05 0525 QUEST Employees 05 05 0526 Self-Finance (Regular) 10 10 10

Total 67 75 62

47 55 40

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CE EL ME ES Total CE CS EL ME ES TC EE CH Total

QUCEST, LARKANO QUEST, NAWABSHAHDistrict(i) SF (Sindh)

S.#

01 0 0 0 1 1 Sukkur 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 902 1 1 1 1 4 Ghotki 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 303 1 1 1 1 4 Khairpur Mirs 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 904 0 0 0 0 0 Shaheed Benazir Abad 2 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1005 0 0 0 0 0 Naushahro Feroze 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 906 1 1 1 1 4 Larkana 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 607 1 1 1 1 4 Shahdadkot 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 308 1 1 1 1 4 Shikarpur 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 609 1 1 1 1 4 Jacobabad 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 310 1 1 1 1 4 Kashmore 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 311 0 0 0 0 0 Hyderabad 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 412 0 0 0 0 0 Matiari 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 613 0 0 0 0 0 Tando Allahyar 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 314 0 0 0 0 0 Tando Mohammad Khan 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 315 0 0 0 0 0 Dadu 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 316 0 0 0 0 0 Jamshoro 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 317 0 0 0 0 0 Thatta 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 318 0 0 0 0 0 Badin 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 319 0 0 0 0 0 Mirpurkhas 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 320 0 0 0 0 0 Umerkot 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 221 0 0 0 0 0 Tharparkar 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 322 0 0 0 0 0 Sanghar 1 1 2 1 1 0 1 0 723 0 0 0 0 0 Karachi 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 3

7 7 7 8 29 TOTAL (i) 24 9 28 22 8 4 8 4 1071 1 1 0 3 (ii) SF (Other Province) 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 6

(iii)Self Finance (Pass DAE)1 1 1 2 5 (a) SF(Sindh Province) 4 0 4 4 2 0 0 0 141 1 1 0 3 (b) SF (Other Province) 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 33 3 3 2 11 TOTAL (ii + iii) 6 1 6 6 3 0 1 0 23

10 10 10 10 40 G. TOTAL (i+ii+iii) 30 10 34 28 11 4 9 4 130

Legend CE = Civil Engineering ME = Mechanical Engineering ES = Electronic Engineering CH = Chemical EngineeringCS = Computer Systems Engineering EL = Electrical Engineering EE = Energy & Environment Engineering TC = Telecommunication Engineering

REGULATIONS REGARDING THE CONDUCT OF TERMSYSTEM AND EXAMINATIONS ON THE BASIS OF THEINTRODUCTION OF EXTERNAL EXAMINERS FOR THEDEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ENGINEERING (B.E.),BACHELOR OF SCIENCE (BS) IN (COMPUTER SCIENCE),(INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY) & (MATHEMATICS).

12.1 TITLEThese Regulations may be called Quaid-e-Awam University ofEngineering, Science & Technology, Bachelor of Engineering(B.E), Bachelor of Science (BS) in (Computer Science),(Information Technology) & (Mathematics) Degree CourseRegulations (amended) 2006.

These regulations shall be subject to Quaid-e-Awam Universityof Engineering, Science & Technology, General Scheme of Bachelorof Engineering (B.E), Degree Course Statutes, 1998.

12.2 COMMENCEMENTThe Regulations shall be deemed to have come into force witheffect from the session 2001-2002 (02-Batch) and onwards.

12.3 DEFINATIONSIn these Regulations, unless otherwise stated:

i) "University" means the Quaid-e-Awam University ofEngineering, Science & Technology, Nawabshah.

ii) "Academic Year" means the Academic year of the University.

iii) "Term" means a period of 22 weeks out of an academic yearfor teaching and evaluation and/or guidance of the studentsof the University.

(vi) "Term Examination" means final examination held at the endof the term.

(v) "Vice-Chancellor", "Dean", "Director", "Chairman", "Teacher"and "Controller of Examinations" mean respectively, theVice-Chancellor, the Dean of the concerned Faculty, theDirector of the concerned Institute, the Chairman of theconcerned teaching department, the Teacher, and the Controllerof Examinations of the University.

(vi) "Internal Examiner" means the teacher / person appointed

by the competent authority, who has been teaching the subjectto the regular class/section during the academic year forwhich the examination is being conducted.

(vii) "External Examiner" means a person holding suitablequalification and experience in the relevant discipline and isnot an employee of the University.

12.4 THE COURSES OF STUDIESThe Courses of studies for the Bachelor degree programmes shallbe as given in appendix-1 approved by the Academic Council ofthe University and shall be subject to change from time to timeon the recommendation of concerned Board of Studies and approvalof the Academic Council. The detail syllabi for various subjectsshall be as approved by the Academic Council.

12.5 DURATION OF TERMS AND YEARS(a) First year, Second Year, Third Year and Fourth Year for the

Degree courses will be each of one year duration (total 4years) and each year shall comprise of two Terms.

(b) The duration of each term shall be 22 weeks; 16 weeks ofactual teaching, 05 weeks for preparation and conduct ofexaminations and one week as term break (minor adjustmentmay be made to accommodate unforeseen events).

(c) A minimum of 52 lectures shall be held in each full subject(having 100 marks), but teachers may take extra lectures tocomplete the course. The attendance will be allowed on thebasis of all the conducted lectures, the minimum numberbeing 52.

12.6 MARKSEach degree programme shall carry a number of approved coursesand each course shall be assigned a number of marks. Total marksfor each term shall be between 400-850 whereas total marks forall 8 terms shall be within 5000-5500

12.7 DEPARTMENTAL COMMITTEEEach Institute / Department will have a Departmental Committeeconsisting of three senior-most teachers of the Institute/Departmentincluding the Director / Chairman, which will assess the progressof the students during the term; if necessary examine the result ofall the examinations including the term examination and revieweach question paper set by the examiner after the examination.

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The committee in case of dispute/disagreement on any issue mayrefer the matter to Dean of the concerned faculty, who may decideit on his own or refer the matter to the Vice-Chancellor for decision.

12.8 REQUIREMENT OF EACH TERM COURSEThe requirements for each term course shall be as follows:(i) Sessional work consisting of assignments, class tests and

laboratory work.(ii) Attendance.

(a) A student having at least 75% attendance out of theconducted lectures shall be allowed to appear in the termexaminations. If however, the students do not attendscheduled lectures all the students would be marked absentand the lecture would be considered as conducted.

(b) A relaxation of 15% in attendance may be allowed by theVice-Chancellor on the recommendation of the Dean ofconcerned Faculty and Chairman / Director of concernedteaching department / Institute for genuine cases only.

Upto 10% condonation in attendance will be discretionary powerof the Vice-Chancellor only in j case of students who are officiallyrepresenting the University in sports. The Director, PhysicalEducation of the University, will certify their participation in sports.

(c) No additional relaxation in attendance will b allowed underany circumstances.

(d) The distribution of marks for attended lectures by thestudents shall be as under:

i. For a theory head of 4 C.H. i.e 100 marks

S.NO. No. of lectures attended Marks to beawarded

1 51 — 52 102 47 — 50 093 43 — 46 084 39 — 42 07

05 BELOW — 39 00

ii. For a theory head of 2 C.H. i.e 50 marks

S.NO. No. of lectures attended Marks to beawarded

1 25 — 26 052 22 — 24 043 19 — 21 03

04 BELOW — 19 00

iii. For a Practical head of 4 C.H. i.e 100 marks

S.NO. Percentage of lecture attended Marks to beawarded

1 95% — 100% 102 86% — 94% 093 81% — 85% 084 75% — 80% 07

05 BELOW — 75% 00

iv. For a practical head of 2 C.H. i.e 50 marks

S.NO. Percentage of lecture attended Marks to beawarded

1 90% — 100% 052 80% — 89% 043 75% — 79% 034 BELOW — 75% 00

12.9 DISTRIBUTION OF MARKSThe distribution of marks for each theory and practical course ina Term will be as follows:

12.9.1 THEORYMaximum MaximuMarks (50) Marks (100)

(a) Attendance 05 10(b) Sessional Work 10 15(c) Term Examination 35 75

Total 50 100

12.9.2 PRACTICALMaximum MaximumMarks (50) Marks (100)

(a) Attendance 05 10(b) Evaluation of 15 30 Laboratory Work(c) Term Examination 30 60

Total 50 100

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12.9.3 PROJECT /THESISIn case of "Project/Thesis" in 8th Term Examination, the distributionof Marks shall be as follows:

Maximum Marks (200)(a) Sessional Work 50(b) Project/Thesis Report 50(c) Comprehensive 100 Viva-Voce Examination

Total 200

12.10 CONDUCT OF SESSIONAL WORK/TERMEXAMINATIONThe procedure for conducting the Sessional Work/Term Examinationand declaration of results shall be as follows:

12.10.1 The scripts of all the sessional work of Theory / Practicalshall be returned to the students by the concerned subject teacherafter evaluati n.

12.10.2 At the end of each term, the marks of attendance, sessionalwork and laboratory work secured by a student in Theory andPractical of the concerned subject shall be announced by theconcerned subject teacher duly countersigned by the Director/Chairman of the concerned Institute / Department by displayingon the notice board.

12.10.3 The concerned subject teacher at the end of each termshall finally prepare four copies of the sessional marks of eachcourse (attendance, assignments, class tests and laboratory work)separately on the prescribed proforma and forward the same to theDirector / Chairman of the concerned Institute/Department forcountersignature, who after retaining one copy for his office record,shall forward remaining three copies to the Controller ofExaminations before the commencement of Term Examination.

12.10.4 The result of each subject of the Term Examination shallbe prepared in triplicate by the Internal/External Examinersseparately, which will be forwarded to the Controller ofExaminations in the sealed envelops.

12.10.5 The cumulative result (including all the marks of attendance,assignments, class tests, laboratory work and Term Examination)of each Term of a Year shall be announced by the Controller ofExaminations.

12.11 IMPROVEMENT OF SESSIONAL MARKS12.11.1 Students failing in any subject (Theory / Practical) havingobtained 50% or less marks in assignments, class tests / laboratorywork of Theory/Practical shall be allowed only once to improvetheir sessional marks in the subsequent examination of the subject.They will, however, apply for such permission to the Controllerof Examinations through the Director/Chairman of the concernedInstitute/ Department within a period of one month after theannouncement of the result, subject to payment of the prescribedfee in the University account through Bank Challan, failing whichthey shall not be allowed to improve their sessional marks.

12.11.2 Students who have been admitted on migration basis aswell as directly admitted in Second Year Bachelor of Engineeringdegree course on the basis of B.Tech (Pass) degree shall be allowedpermission only once when they appear for first time in anexamination to improve their Sessional marks (assignments only)in the subject(s) of the lower terms as determined by theDepartmental Committee.

If, in such cases, it becomes necessary to adjust (increase / decrease)marks of the subject(s) which the candidate has already passedmainly because the maximum number of marks is different in theUniversity and the previous College / Institution, such adjustmentshall be decided and recommended by the Departmental Committee.

12.11.3 Students who have been reverted to a lower term for anyreason and are required to clear the subject(s) of the lower termsas per changed list of subject(s) as determined by the DepartmentalCommittee, their Sessional marks of the subject(s) of a given termshall be considered and transferred in those subject(s) whose syllabiare the same but only the title of the subject(s) is changed.

The concerned Chairman will specify the subjects, the sessionalmarks of which will be transferred. However, in case of thesubject(s) which have not been studied by the reverted student(s)previously, they shall be allowed one-time permission to improvetheir sessional marks as allowed in 10.11.2 above.

12.11.4 In case if credit hours of (theory and practical) of the samesubject have been changed, the marks will be awarded accordingto percentage.

12.11.5 However, the concerned student(s) shall have to apply forsuch permission to the Controller of Examinations through theDirector / Chairman of the concerned Institute / Department, subjectto payment of the prescribed fee in the university account through

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Bank Challan, failing which they shall not be allowed to improvetheir sessional marks.

12.12 APPEARANCE IN TERM EXAMINATION & SIGNINGTHE ATTENDANCE SHEET

12.12.1 No examination shall be held in any place (e.g. jail, hospitalor any other place) other than the examination centre. However,facilities may be provided at the examination centre for jailed orhospitalized bonafide students from whom written request dulyrecommended by concerned authorities has been received.

12.12.2 The term examination shall be open to any student whofulfils the following conditions:

(a) During the term immediately preceding the examination, he/shehas been on the roll list of the concerned Institute /Departmentof the University.

(b) He/She has submitted his/her examination form duly filled incompletely along with the prescribed fee to the Controller ofExaminations within the due date announced by the University.

(c) He/She has produced the following certificates duly signed bythe Director/Chairman of the concerned! Institute /Department.(i) Good character certificate.(ii) Photostat copy of Enrolment Card.(d) He/She has attended not less than the specified! percentage

of the total lectures conducted W Theory/Practical. Thestudent failing short of the above attendance shall not bepermitted to appear in the examination.

(e) He/She is not debarred from taking the examination.

12.12.3 If a student fails to get admission and does not appear inthe examination in any term including payment of due fees, he/shewould not be considered as the student of the University. Chairmanof department may restore his/her admission within one academicyear (maximum) into an appropriate lower term. Vice-Chancellormay allow such re-admission within two academic years. Afterthat period, the admission of the student would stand cancelled.The student shall be allowed a maximum period of seven years tocomplete the studies and pass all the examinations with requiredaggregate.

12.13 RULES FOR SETTING OF QUESTION PAPER,ASSESSMENT OF SCRIPTS & CONDUCT OF PRACTICALEXAMINATION

I) SETTING OF QUESTION PAPER

a) The Internal and External Examiners of both Theory andPractical in Regular/ Supplementary Examinations shall beappointed by the Vice-Chancellor on the proposal of theDepartmental Committee and recommendations of the Boardof Studies of the concerned department / Institute throughDean of concerned faculty who will recommend the panel ofExaminers to the Controller of Examinations.

b) Normally, the subject Teacher would be appointed as theInternal Examiner except when any disciplinary or some othersimilar proceedings prevent this. If any of the relative of asubject Teacher/ Internal Examiner, as mentioned in theDeclaration Form, is appearing in the examination of thesubject he / she is teaching, the teacher shall hand-over thewhole record of class work and assignments to the Chairmanof the concerned department, who will make an alternatearrangement for the setting of Question / Objective Paper.However, the Subject teacher / internal examiner shall assessanswer scripts of all the students other than his / her relative,whose script shall be assessed by some other teacher appointedby the Chairman. Similarly, the Subject Teacher as the InternalExaminer shall also conduct the Practical / Viva VoceExamination, if any, of all the students other than his / herrelative, whose conduct of Practical /Viva Voice Examinationshall be arranged by the concerned chairman accordingly asper procedure of the assessment of scripts.

c) The Internal Examiner for the theory Paper will set the specimenquestion Paper in duplicate which shall be sent to the externalexaminer along with a copy of syllabus in sealed envelop bythe controller of Examinations, who shall set the final questionPaper with maximum moderation of 30%. The InternalExaminer will set the question Paper four weeks before thecommencement of Examination.

d) In specific cases, if the question Paper is not submitted by theexternal examiner before Two days from the date of thecommencement of Examination, the Question paper set by theInternal Examiner shall be deemed final subject to the approvalof the Vice-Chancellor/ Dean of the concerned faculty.

e) The choice of attempting the questions shall be limited to 60%,e.g. five (05) out of Eight (08) questions.

II) ASSESSMENT OF SCRIPTS

a) The Scripts of Theory examinations shall be assessed first bythe Internal Examiner and thereafter the Scripts shall be sentto External Examiner for assessment. Both the Examiner will

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send the award list(s) in triplicate to the Controller ofExaminations separately.

b) The average of the marks of the Internal and External Examinersshall be awarded to the candidate. In case, the variation in theaward of marks of the Internal and External. Examiners exceeds20% of the marks, assigned to the term examination, the mattershall be referred to the Dean of the concerned faculty for afinal decision.

III) CONDUCT OF PRACTICAL EXAMINATIONa) The objective type test, Practical and Viva-voice Examination

shall be conducted jointly by the Internal and ExternalExaminers appointed by the Vice-Chancellor. The signaturesheet of examinees for conduct of Objective Type Test andViva-Voce / Jury shall be maintained separately and the sameshall be submitted to the examination department for officerecord by the examiners. The award list(s) signed by the bothexaminers shall be submitted in triplicate under sealed coverto the Controller of Examinations along with assessed scriptsof Objective Type Test and Practical Examination.

b) In case External Examiner No.1 is not available on theScheduled date(s) of the examination, the Examiner No.2 shallbe contacted and called for examination.

c) In case, if the External Examiner does not arrive as per scheduledprogramme for the conduct of Practical/Viva-Voce Examination,the Internal Examiner and the Chairman of the concerneddepartment or his nominee shall jointly conduct the saidexamination and prepare the award lists.

12.14 SCANNING FOR RESULTSThere shall be a Committee, comprising of the Dean, the Director/Chairman, and concerned senior teacher of the subject who, ifnecessary for reason of checking the quality and consistency ofassessment of scripts, would at random, re-assess reasonablenumber of the scripts. In case gross discrepancy is noted, thecommittee is empowered to take appropriate action with theapproval of the Vice-Chancellor.

12.15 PASSING AN EXAMINATIONa) The minimum number of marks required to pass a Term

examination shall be 40% in theory paper and 50% in practicalseparately. The pass percentage for Project/Thesis in the finalyear shall be 50%.

b) A student shall be declared to have passed both the TermExaminations of a Year, if he/she passes in all the Heads (eachTheory paper and Practical shall be considered as separateHead) and secures atleast 50% aggregate marks.

c) A student failing in all/some heads of an examination shall bedeclared to have failed in the examination. He/She shall beallowed to re-appear in the failing paper(s) in the nextsupplementary examination, if otherwise eligible as per rules.

12.16 PROMOTION TO HIGHER CLASSa) A student shall be promoted to the next higher term provided

he/she has completed minimum attendance requirements andfilled-up the examination form of regular examination and hasalso appeared in at least one of the heads of the examination(A Theory or Practical would be treated as separate head).

b) A student shall be promoted to Second Year (1st Term) onlyif he/she has cleared at least 50% heads (including minimumof 02 Theory Papers) of First Term of First Year in First Termregular examination. Benefit of the fraction will be given tothe student.

c) A student shall be promoted to Third Year (1st Term) only ifhe/she has cleared at least 50% heads (including minimum of05 Theory Papers of both terms of First Year) in First TermRegular and Supplementary examinations and Second TermRegular Examination only. Benefit of the fraction will be givento the student.

d) A student will be promoted to Fourth Year (1st Term) only ifhe/she has cleared all Heads of First year (First and SecondTerms) and has also cleared 50% heads (including minimumof 05 Theory Papers) of Second Year (First Term) in Regularand Supplementary Examinations and Second year SecondTerm Regular Examination only). Benefit of the fraction willbe given to the student.

e) In case any student fails to get admission in next higher classin accordance to the rules for promotion to higher classmentioned at 11.16 (a-d) the student will be required to clearthe required number of heads and only then he will be allowedadmission with the subsequent batch accordingly. For sake offurther understanding refer example given below.

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FOR EXAMPLE student studying in first year fails to getadmission in 2nd year (3rd term) due to the condition mentionedat 11.16(b), he/she will be required to clear the required numberof courses in subsequent supplementary examinations. His /Hersessional marks will be carried over from regular examinationrecord or improved sessional marks as at article 11.11. Once he/sheclear the required heads and fulfils the condition as prescribed at11.16 (b), then he/she will be allowed to get admission with thebatch, that will be studying in 3rd term at that time. Similarexplanation applies for subsection 11.16(c & d) accordingly.

12.17 DIVISIONa) From 02-Batch and onwards the division for the course

completed would only be awarded after passing the final yearexamination along with all other lower examinations; and itshall be awarded on the basis of the result of all four years i.e.,percentage of marks obtained in each year would be multipliedby the weightage in fraction and summed up, to obtain theoverall percentage. No division will be declared for First toThird Year examinations results. However, only the total markssecured and the percentage of marks will be mentioned in thecertificates.

The weightage for percentage of marks obtained by a student foreach year is given below.

First year 10 percent (0.1)Second year 20 percent (0.2)Third year 30 percent (0.3)Fourth year 40 percent (0.4)

b) A candidate securing 60% or more marks in the examinationscalculated as described above shall be placed in first divisionand those securing less than 60% marks shall be placed insecond division. If any one is not able to get 50% aggregatemarks after having passed all the heads, he/she will be promoted,but must improve the heads of his/her choice to complete 50%aggregate marks.

c) The candidates who secure 75% marks or above, shall bedeclared to have passed the examination in first division withdistinction, provided that distinction shall be awarded to suchcandidates only who have passed all the term examinations infirst attempt within four academic years. The distinction willbe shown in marks sheet(s)only.

12.18 AWARD OF FACULTY POSITION AND TOP THREEMERIT POSITIONS12.18.1 Faculty Position in the faculty shall be awarded to acandidate from amongst the 1st Position Holders of each disciplinewho secures the highest weighted percentage marks as per criteriadescribed in article 11.17.

12.18.2 Three-merit position shall be awarded in each disciplineon the highest percentage of marks based on weightage as prescribedin article 11.17 in all regular examinations from First Year to FinalYear (1st attempt). The candidates having declared pass in 1stattempt with admissible grace marks as per rule are also eligiblefor the award of said three merit Positions (applicable from 02-Batch and onwards).

12.19 AWARD OF DEGREEA student shall be awarded Bachelor Degree only aft( he/she haspassed four year degree programme (Engineering as well as nonEngineering) and cleared all the subjects of all Terms within themaximum period of seven academic years.

12.20 AWARD OF GRACE MARKS12.20.1 The benefit of grace marks of upto five marks each termwill be given to a candidate who has take the examination andwho, but for this benefit, would have failed in the term examination.These marl (maximum five marks) may be distributed over thevarious heads of passing. These given marks would also be countedtowards the total to determine pass/fail but not added physically."However, the benefit of grace marks mentioned above shall beallowed optionally. If the affect candidates request in writingthrough the Chairman of the Department that they be not givengrace marks and be declared Fail; their request would be accededto; and they would be allowed to reappear in a given examination.The concerned candidates shall be allowed this chance ONCE tore-appear in the condoned subject(s) by declaring them Fail insuch subject(s). The option once exercised shall be deemed asfinal.In such cases, the candidate(s) shall also fill the examinationform(s) and deposit the prescribed fee for permission along withhis/ her option in addition to examination fee. If the candidateswho are allowed such optional permission fail in the concernedsubject(s) after re-appearing in the examination, they will retaintheir previous result(s).

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12.20.2 The benefit of grace marks upto five marks, will also begiven to a candidate who, but for this benefit, would have beenplaced in lower division in the examination. These marks wouldbe given in the Final Year (7th and 8th Term) examination only.However these marks shall not be added physically.

12.21 COMPREHENSIVE VIVA-VOICE EXAMINATION12.21.1 The comprehensive viva-voce examination of the Project/ Thesis work will be held at the completion of the 8th term. TheChairman / Director of the Department of Institute, the concernedteacher of the project, and the external examiner will constitutethe viva-voce committee.

12.21.2a) Sessional marks out of 50 shall be given solely by the Supervisor

concerned only, which should be decided on the student'sdegree of involvement and contribution in the project.

b) Thesis evaluation and viva-voce shall be out of 150 marks.The distribution shall be as under:

• The internal examiner, the external examiner and the Chairman/ Director concerned will each award out of 50 marks.

• Thesis marks will be sent to the office of the controller ofexaminations in separate sealed envelops.

• In case of Chairman /Director being Internal Examiner, theExternal Examiner will award out of 100 marks.

12.21.3 The student who has failed in the viva-voce will be giventhe benefit of appearing again only ONCE in the viva-voce.

12.22 TIME FOR CHECKING SCRIPTSThe time limit for checking the answer scripts shall be 10 scriptsper day plus One week; unless specified.

12.23 FINAL AWARDThe final award once received by the office of the Controller ofExaminations shall not be liable to a subsequent change, but withthe permission of the Vice-Chancellor.

12.24 RE-TOTALING OF MARKSRe-totaling of marks is allowed if the candidate submits anapplication to the Controller of Examinations, throughDirector/Chairman of the concerned Institute/department withintwo weeks from the date of announcement of the result on paymentof prescribed fee per paper.

12.25 MEDIUM OF INSTRUCTIONSInstructions in all courses and laboratories are carried out in EnglishLanguage.

12.26 MISTAKE /OMISSIONSUniversity reserves the right to correct any error, mistake oromission in the results or certificates at any time upon verificationof the record.

12.27 MODIFICATION OF REGULATIONSThe Regulations are subject to modification by the CompetentAuthority as may be felt appropriate from time to time.

(1) The migration will not be allowed in the first year and finalyear from other Universities including students from theConstitute College of this University i.e Engineering CollegeLarkano.

(2) The migration to QUEST will not be allowed to the studentsadmitted on reciprocal basis, or on self finance basis, or ofcategories other than A.

(3) The migration will be allowed to other students when:(a) The Father/Guardian of the student as mentioned in his/heradmission form dies and thus the means of support of studentat this University are badly affected.(b) The Vice Chancellor desires the migration of the studentin the interest of the University.

(4) The University will have no objection to admit the studentsof other University seeking migration to this University,provided the seats are available in the relevant technologies.

(5) The University reserves the right to refuse any migration fromor to this University without assigning any reason thereof.

(6) The migration of the foreign students will be considered bythe University, provided the nominating agency and the FederalMinistry of Education; indicating genuine individual reasonsof the students, recommend their applications.

(7) (a) The student migrating from this University shall have topay Rs.10000/- fee for processing of NOC.(b) The migration fee of the foreigner, local students of otherUniversities and Constitute College of QUEST to this Universitywould be allowed on the payment of Migration fee equal tothe Self finance fee of the University.

(8) Only pass students will be allowed to apply for migration toQUEST in the same batch/technology.

(1) SHORT TITLEThe regulations may be called the Quaid-e-Awam University ofEngineering, Science and Technology, students' conduct anddiscipline regulations, 1996.

(2) COMMENCEMENT AND APPLICATIONSThese regulations shall come into force with immediate effect,and shall apply to all the students of the University and Collegesaffiliated to the University.

(3) DEFINITIONSIn these regulations, unless otherwise expressly stated:

(i) "University" means the Quaid-e-Awam University ofEngineering, Science and Technology, Nawabshah.

(ii) "Campus" means all areas and building structures includingAcademic Block/Teaching Departments, Hostels or Halls ofresidence of students, Administration Block, Sports Grounds,Gymnasium and any staff residential area, Recreation areasfor students and staff and any other such areas, buildings, orfacilities created within the specified boundary of the Universityand like-wise areas of affiliated colleges.

(iii)"Syndicate" means the Syndicate of the University.

(iv) "Vice-Chancellor" means the Vice-Chancellor of the University.

(v) "Discipline Committee" means the Discipline Committee ofthe University constituted under the First Statues appended toQuaid-e-Awam University Act, 1996 and / or constitutedseparately for constituent colleges with the approval of theVice-Chancellor, Quaid-e-Awam University of Engineering,Science and Technology.

(vi) "Dean", "Principal", "Provost", "Chairman of a TeachingDepartment", "Director of Physical Education", "DeputyProvost", "Superintendent of Workshop", "Warden", "TeacherIncharge", and the "Games Incharge", "Officer Incharge ofstudents", respectively means the Dean, the Principal, theChairman of Teaching Department the Director PhysicalEducation, the Deputy Provost, the Superintendent of Workshop,the Warden, the Teachers Incharge, the Games Incharge, theStudents Welfare Officer, Students Advisor appointed as suchby the competent authority of the University.

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STUDENTS CONDUCT & DISCIPLINEREGULATIONS

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(4) EVERY STUDENT SHALL OBSERVE THEFOLLOWING

He/She must be faithful in his/her religious duties and respect theconvictions of others in matters of religion and customs.

(a) A minimum of 52 lectures shall be held in each full subject(having 100 marks), but teachers may take extra lectures tocomplete the course. The attendance will be allowed on thebasis of all the conducted lectures, the minimum number being52.

(b) He/She must be loyal to his/her country and refrain from doinganything, which might lower its honour and prestige.

(c) He/She shall be truthful and honest in his/her dealings with allpeople.

(d) He/She must respect the elders and be polite to all especiallyto the women, the children, the old people, the weak and thehelpless.

(e) He/She must respect his teachers and others in authority in theUniversity.

(f) He/She must keep his mind clean and be clean in speech, sportsand habits.

(g) He/She shall help his fellow beings specially those in distress.(h) He/She must devote himself faithfully to his studies and obey

and follow the rules, instructions, and guidelines, issued bythe University authorities from time to time.

(i) He/She must observe austerity and protect the Universityproperty.

(5) NO STUDENT SHALL(a) Smoke in his classroom, laboratory, workshop, library,

examination hall or convocation hall and during any academicfunctions.

(b) Consume alcoholic liquor or other intoxicating drugs withinthe University Campus or during the instructional, sports orcultural tours or survey campus or enter any such place orattend any study tour or camp while under the influence ofsuch intoxicants.

(c) Organize or take part in any function Within the Universitycampus, organize any club or society of students withoutpermission of the University authorities.

(d) Indulge into activities against the Islamic and Pakistan ideologyor national solidarity.

(e) Indulge into activities promoting, prompting or involvingviolence or hatred, or contempt.

(f) Affiliate himself with any political party or group and organizeor take part in holding political gatherings and invite any

politicians, expelled or rusticated or debarred students, andanti-social elements in the University campus.

(g) Use pressure tactics or political or personal influence in seekingacademic concessions or financial benefits or in other mattersconcerning academic and administrative functions of theUniversity authorities.

(h) Copy or help others in copying in examination, or cause byany means any disturbance in examinations includingharassment of any teacher or other staff member or staging ofwalkout by him or by forcing others to do so.

(i) Bring, keep, or use any kind or weapon or firearms within theUniversity campus.

(j) Use or occupy fully or partially any room or any building ofthe University campus un-authorized.

(k) Organize or take part in procession or meeting within Universitycampus, prejudicial to the peaceful atmosphere of the University.

(I) Stage, invite, or participate in or abet any walk-out, strike, orany other form of agitation against the University or its teachersor officers.

(m) Collect any money or receive donations or pecuniary assistance,for or on behalf of the University or any organization exceptwith the written permission of the Vice-Chancellor or any otherperson authorized by him in this regard.

(6) The teachers and officers of the University or committeesformed under them for the purpose and other concerned withthe students in the University are responsible for the maintenanceof discipline and order among the students, while under theircharge, and for dealing with any disorderly behavior promptlyin the manner prescribed by these regulations.

(7) The Discipline Committee shall deal with serious cases ofindiscipline requiring such actions as prescribed by Regulation10.

(8) The teacher or an officer in whose presence or in relation towhom an act of indiscipline is committed or who obtainsknowledge of such an act on a report or otherwise, shall dealwith the case himself as he may be competent as providedunder the Regulation 10 below, and in other case, he shallinform and recommend the case to the higher authorities/bodiesfor necessary action as prescribed.

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(9) PENALTIES(i) Any one or more of the penalties mentioned in Regulation 10

may be imposed on a student who is guilty of one or more ofthe following acts:(a) Commits breach of any of the clauses specified in

Regulations 4 or 5 above; or(b) disobeys the lawful order of a teacher or other person in

authority in the University; or(c) habitually neglects his work or habitually absents himself

from the class without reasonable cause; or(d) willfully damages / disfigures University property or the

property of a fellow student or any teacher or any employeeof the University; or disrespects, or hurts any person; or

(e) does not pay the fees, fines or other dues livable under theUniversity regulations; or

(f) does not comply with the regulations relating to theresidence in the hostels or halls or residence or theregulations relating to the wearing of uniform or academicdress; or

(g) Uses indecent languages, wears immodest dress, makesindecent remarks or gestures or behaves in a disorderlymanner; or

(h) Commits any criminal, immoral or dishonorable act(whether committed within the University campus orotherwise) which brings bad name to the University.

(ii) The penalty or penalties imposed shall be appropriate andproportional to the nature and gravity of the above act or acts.

(10)The penalties which may be imposed and the authority orauthorities competent to impose each kind of penalty arespecified below:

(a) Exclusion from classroom, Teacher/InchargeWorkshop or field workfor the duration of theperiod

(b) Exclusion from the games Games Inchargeor the field for the day.

(c) Exclusion from instruction Teacher/Officersports tour or survey Inchargecamp.

(d) Exclusion from the Chairman/Head fordepartment a period not the TeachingExceeding one-week department

(e) Exclusion from all classes Dean of Faculty ofor any class for a period to concerned/ Principalexceeding two weeks.

(f) Fine not exceeding Rs. 500/- Teacher Incharge orSuperintendent ofconcerned Worskhop

(g) Fine not exceeding Rs. 1000/- Chairman of theDepartment or otherconcernedOfficer/Incharge

(h) Fine not exceeding Rs. 5000/ Dean of the Facultyconcerned.

(i) Fine not exceeding Rs. 10000/- Vice-Chancellor

(j) With-holding of issue of Chairman/Head ofcharacter certificate the teachingdepartment

(k) Cancellation of Vice-Chancellor onexamination of part the recommendationthereof, or debarring from of the Disciplineappearing in any Committeeexamination, or part thereof

(l) Cancellaiton of remission Vice-Chancellor onof the fee or University recommendation ofScholarship the Dean of the

Faculty concerned/Principal

(m) Suspension or removal Vice-Chancellor onfrom position of authority the recommendationin the sports of the executive

committee of theUniversity sportsBoard.

(n) Suspension of admission Dean of the Facultyfrom the University for a cernedperiod specified orunspecified pending thefinal decision.

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(o) Rustication/Expulsion Vice Chancellor onform the University for a recommendationsperiod not exceeding oneyear

(p) Rustication/Expulsion Syndicatefrom the University for aperiod exceeding one year

(q) Cancellation of admission Syndicatefrom the University

(r) With-holding of the issue Syndicateof any degree

Provided that the higher authorities shall be equally competent toimpose penalties within the competence of lower authorities asprescribed above.

(11) No student shall be rusticated or expelled from the Universityunless he has been allowed a reasonable chance of defendingthe accusation against him, provided that if the competentauthority is satisfied it may take such an action under emergencyto avoid any grave consequences.

(12) (i) An appeal against imposition of the penalties shalllie withthe Vice-Chancellor, provided that where the penalty hasbeen imposed by the Vice-Chancellor himself, an appealshall lie with the Syndicate. Provided that when a penaltyhas been imposed by the Syndicate, an application forreview can be made to the Syndicate.

(ii) No appeal by a student under these Regulations shall beentertained, unless it is presented within two weeks fromthe date on which the decision is communicated to him,provided that the Vice-Chancellor may for valid reasonscondone delay in any individual case.

(13)The Vice-Chancellor or any teacher or officer duly authorizedby the Vice-Chancellor may direct a student or a group ofstudents to pay compensation for any loss or damage to propertybelonging to the University or to fellow student(s) or to anemployee of the University, caused by willful act or grossnegligence of the students and if the student does not pay suchcompensation within a reasonable time, competent authorityas the case may be, may take suitable action against him/themfor indiscipline and impose upon him/them any of the penaltiesprescribed by Regulation 10 above.

GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS1. You will be required to write your name, father's name, and seat

number on the top of your answer sheet and rough work sheetwhich will be provided to you by the instructor.

2. You have to give your undivided attention to the instructorwhen instructions are being given.

3. The test is divided into four parts. Each part is composed ofmany short items.

4. In order to assure a fair chance to every candidate, and toconduct the test efficiently, we need and request yourcooperation in the form of carefully following the instructionsgiven here and by the instructor conducting the test.

5. The instructor will tell you when to start work and when tostop.

6. In the interest of fairness, we insist, that no one may continuework even for a second after the instructor has asked that thework be stopped.

7. During the test, do not talk, whisper, or turn your eyes or headaway from your own papers.

8. To answer the question in the test, you have to blacken theappropriate circle marked with A, B, C or D with pen providedto you by the University. In case you blacken more than onecircle for the same item, your answer will be treated as wrong.

9. You have not to write any thing any where on the answer sheetexcept those mentioned at serial number 1 of this section.

10. A blank sheet will be provided with the answer sheet to doyour rough work. You may detach the sheet for yourconvenience.

11. Do not write any thing anywhere on the test booklet. Allanswers must be given on the answer sheet.

12. Their will be no negative marking for any wrong answer.

13. You are strictly prohibited to bring mobile/V-phone, Calculator,Laptop, iPad, iPod etc with you. Failing which the Universitywill not be responsible for loss of your goods or even you maybe expelled from the test center.

14. In case of any claim regarding the correctness of anyquestion/key of the question book, claimant should have toprovide solution of the same verified and attested by subjectspecialist. Failing which claim will not be entertained.

PHYSICS EXAMPLES1. When a metal is heated sufficiently, electrons are given off by

the metal. This phenomenon is known as:

A. Thermoionic emission B. Photoelectric effectC. Secondary emission D. Canal ray emission

We know that this phenomenon is termed as 'thermoionic emission'.Hence the correct answer is 'Thermoionic emission'. Therefore,the circle marked with 'A' will be blackened i.e.

2. When an object moves with constant speed around a circle itscentripetal acceleration is always:

A. directed away from the center of the circleB. directed towards the center of the circleC. parallel to velocity vectorD. Parallel to the tangent of the circle

In the above question, we know that the Acceleration will bedirected towards the center of circle. Hence the correct answerwill be "directed towards the center of the circle". Therefore, thechoice "B" is correct answer and appropriate circle on answersheet will be blackened.

ADDITIONAL EXAMPLES FOR PHYSICS1. A stone is dropped from a high building. At the end of 3

seconds of free fall the speed of the stone in (cm/sec) will be(assume g = 10 m/s2)

A. 30 B.1000 C.500 D.3000

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A B C D

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2. A body with the mass of 2.0 kg moves with a constant speedof 20 meters per second. The magnitude of its momentum.

A. 8.0 kg. m/sec B. 10 kg. m/secC.40.0kg.m/sec D. 160 kg.m/sec

3. A steel slab is 20 cm long at 273 K. What would be the changein its length if the temperature is raised to 283 K? ( coeff. ofthermal expension of Steel= 1.0 x 10-5 /K)

A. 2x10-3m B. 2x10-3cmC. 1.1 x10-3cm D. 0.01 cm

4. Which one of the following instrument is considered as themost accurate voltage measuring device?

A. Ammeter B. Ohm meterC. AVO meter D. Potentiometer

CHEMISTRY EXAMPLES1. When a solid goes directly to the gaseous state without passing

through the intermediate liquid state, the process is known as:

A. Distillation B. EvaporationC. Ignition D. Sublimation

We know that 'sublimation' is the process in which a substance isconverted directly from the solid to a gas or from a gas to a solidwithout an intermediate liquid phase. Thus the choice 'D' is correctanswer and the circle relevant to letter 'D' on answer sheet will beblackened.

2. The oxidation number of chlorine in perchloric acid is

A.+9 B.8 C.+7 D.+6

We know that oxidation number is the positive or negative differencebetween the number of electrons associated with an atom in achemical compound and the same atom in an element. Thus thecorrect answer is "+7".

ADDITIONAL EXAMPLES FOR CHEMISTRY1. When a volume of H2(g) reacts with and equal volume of

Cl2(g) at the same temperature and pressure, what volume ofproduct having the formula HCl is formed?

A. The volume of HCl produced is always same as the volumeof limiting reactant.

B. The volume of Cl produced is always same as the initialvolume of hydrogen.

C. The product is itself a liquid; hence the volume of thereactants decreases considerably.

D. The volume of HCl produced is twice the volume of H2

(or Cl2) used.

2. Which one of the following is NOT a property ofcathode rays?

A. Cathode rays travel in straight lines.

B. The rays can be focused by using a concave cathode.

C. Cathode rays can penetrate thin sheets of gold.

D. The nature of cathode rays depends upon the material ofwhich the electrodes are made.

3. Ethene is the first member of the

A. Alkane Series

B. Unsaturated hydrocarbons

C. Aromatic hydrocarbons

D. Alkyne series

4. A dipolar, charged but overall electrically neutral ion is called

A. double ion

B. zwitter ion

C. amino ion

D. peptide link

MATHEMATICS EXAMPLES1. What is the harmonic mean of 5 and 10?

A. 35/6 B. 3/20 C. 30/3 D. 100/9

We know that for two numbers, the harmonic mean may be givenby the formula H = 2ab / (a + b). Thus the correct answer is '20/3'.Hence on answer sheet circle relevant to letter C will be blackened.

2. What is the nature of the roots of the quadratic equation3x2+4x+5=0?

A. The roots are rational and unequal

B. The roots are complex numbers

C. The roots are irrational and unequal

D. The roots are integers

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As the discriminant based on the coefficients of given equationsis complex number. Therefore the correct answer is 'B' i.e. theroots of the given numbers will be complex numbers.

ADDITIONAL EXAMPLES FOR MATHEMATICS1. Let A be a subset of IR, the set of real numbers. The intersection

of A with its complement A' will always be a

A. null set

B. universal set

C. set of integers

D. set of irrational numbers

2. The general term of an arithmetical progression whosefirstterm is 7 and the common difference = -4, isA. A+11dB. 7 + 4nC. 11-4nD. A+(n+1)(-4)

3. Evaluate lim X2 + X - 2 4 X2 - 1

A.0 B. C.1 D.4

4. Solve the differential equation: sec2 x tan y dx + sec2y tan x dy=0

A. ± 1+x2 =0

B. cosec2x +1

C. sec2 x +co ex2 x + tan2 x =0

D. tan x tan x

ENGLISH EXAMPLESChoose the answer that give the correct meaning of the given word

1. SURROGATE:A. Unlikely B. Wide C. Opening D. Substitute

From the given choices, the word 'substitute' most closely matchesthe meaning of the word 'SURROGATE'. Therefore circle relevantto choice 'D' will be blackened on the answer sheet.

Choose the correct word or phrase for the blank space.

2. He has better marks _______ student in his class.

A. than any B. than any other

C. compared to other D. of any

In comparison of this type, 'than any other' would be the best fit.

ADDITIONAL EXAMPLES FOR ENGLISH Choose thesentence that represents the correct passive voice of the givensentence.

1. We know that you were in town on the night of the crime.

A. You are known to have been in town on the night of the crime.

B. On the night of crime, we know that you were in town.

C. You are known by us to be in town on the night of the crime.

D. On the crime night, you were in town it is known by us.

Choose the sentence that represents the correct indirect of thegiven sentence.

2. She said, "I am delighted to be here this evening."

A. She said she was delighted to have been there in the evening.

B. She said that she were delighted to be here that evening.

C. She said that she was delighted to be here this evening.

D. She said that she was delighted to be there that evening.

Select the correct underlined word or phrase.

3. The latest Military report Says that the situation is now well A B Ein hands

D

The underlined part of the sentence is correct by which one of thefollowing?

4. I hope you will excuse me leaving early.A. my B. byC. for D. Mine

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